Farallon AirPath Installer Software

Does any one have a copy of the Farallon AirPath Installer software for the Farallon Air Dock? Know where I can download it? Sent it to me as a disk image in a email? I have a copy of v1, and was wondering if their is a later version. Thanks All Ken -- PowerBooks is sponsored by

Powerbook 3400C and Belkin USB Card - help!

There is a card available that would add usb compatability to my powerbook 3400c (os 9.1). Here are the specs: --- USB BusPortT Mobile Part # F5U022 You don't have USB! You don't have USB! Tired of being teased? Let us help. With the Belkin BusPortT Mobile you can instantly add 2 USB po

Re: Maximum HD size for a PB3400

>> and was wondering what >> the biggest HD (in Gigabytes) that the OS or BIOS can >> allow. > > There is no such thing as a BIOS on a Macintosh. Well, to split hairs it does at least have firmware or what-have-you. There's certainly a boot ROM for every Mac I've ever heard of, and that's esse

Re: Maximum HD size for a PB3400

Before anyone gets too excited, the larger the hard drive the larger each slice that the particular formatting scheme you use will be. I remember when I stuck a 20 or 40 gigger into my old StarMax 3000 with 8.1 or 8.6 (it's been a while) and even a twenty byte text file would soak up 144k on th

Re: Powerbook 3400C and Belkin USB Card - help!

On Tuesday, June 22, 2004, at 02:09PM, Stephen Barnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >There is a card available that would add usb compatability to my powerbook >3400c (os 9.1). >Question: I have read many cardbus vs 16 bit arguments over the last few >months and still am not totally sure if this ca

Re: Excel Help Anyone? (OT)

Don, To 'enhance' it can be done, but is a significant amount of work. In a nutshell: Go to View - Toolbars - Forms. Click the Combo Box icon (looks like a bar with a drop-down), draw the box on the screen, then right click and go to Format Control. The specifics will vary from there, depending

Re: Maximum HD size for a PB3400

On Jun 22, 2004, at 5:11 PM, Ruffin Bailey wrote: There is no such thing as a BIOS on a Macintosh. Well, to split hairs it does at least have firmware or what-have-you. There's certainly a boot ROM for every Mac I've ever heard of, and that's essentially what a BIOS is. Its more of a toolbox th

Re: USB Powerbook?

> > The 2400 and 3400 will, with a software hack. The Wallstreet and later are > > the first powerbooks to support USB natively. > > No. They will do with a *hardware* hack (that is, shaving off the key). True, but they also need a "hacked" version of Apple's USB support driver, as the stock vers