--- Dana Sibera [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 23/09/2004, at 9:25 AM, Mac wrote:
So what browser would you use to get gmail to work
under OS 8.6?
For 8.6, it may be worth trying
http://www.wamcom.org/latest-131/ -
it's basically mozilla kept up to date for classic
mac OS.
dana
It
I recently installed 10.1.4 on my 3400c/240, and here's my impressions:
1. What you have been told already is true. You can't really do much, if
any, useful work on a 3400 in OS X, because the 3400 is slow, and because
you can't install anything higher than 10.1.5 on it. Something about 10.2
and
Hey,
I've been wondering if it's still possible to use Eudora on a mac as old
as my powerbook 170? I found all the programs for it on a bunch of
different sites, but they mostly seem out of date. My 170 only has 4MB of
RAM and is still running system 7.0.1 (until I get the time to put all
I use Eudora 1.4.3 on my PowerBook 170, and it works very well. I have the
full 8MB of RAM, but I don't think that makes much of a difference with an
application as small as Eudora.
By the way, I think you might want to stick with 7.0.1 or 7.1 on the PB170.
System 7.5.3 takes up a lot more
I'mn still working with 8.1--any browser suggestions there?
Quoting Mac [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
--- Dana Sibera [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 23/09/2004, at 9:25 AM, Mac wrote:
So what browser would you use to get gmail to work
under OS 8.6?
For 8.6, it may be worth trying
If you need an excuse to update to 8.6, wamcom is that
excuse.
Thanks Dana a bunch!
George
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'mn still working with 8.1--any browser suggestions
there?
--- Dana Sibera [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
h trying
http://www.wamcom.org/latest-131/ -
it's basically
Thanks, KG.
Some LInux installs do work on the 3400 (Gentoo is
one), but what if you discard those OSX apps and
extensions that either don't work or you don't need?
Best
George
--- KG [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recently installed 10.1.4 on my 3400c/240, and
here's my impressions:
The latch on my otherwise excellent 3400c has lost it's spring action and I
must manually move it for the lid to stay shut. Anyone know how to fix
this?
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Will a USB 2.0 card suffice? Its difficult to find the older standard cards.
Josh
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At 1:17 PM -0230 9/24/04, colin hodder wrote:
Hey,
I've been wondering if it's still possible to use Eudora on a mac
as old as my powerbook 170? I found all the programs for it on a
bunch of different sites, but they mostly seem out of date. My 170
only has 4MB of RAM and is still running
Will a USB 2.0 card suffice? Its difficult to find the older standard cards.
A 2.0 card will work in fall-back mode just fine. I use this for two
different models of digicams (one of which is also Firewire capable).
Yes, the earlier standard cards (Mac Ally ?) are hard to come by, and the
2.0
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Today, I ventured into my local, new Frys Electronics in Atlanta, GA, looking
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At 12:39 AM -0400 9/25/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This was a trip; at least for me...
Today, I ventured into my local, new Frys Electronics in Atlanta, GA, looking
for a Cardbus 802.11b that can run on Windoze 98 for a laptop I put together
for a friend. Found one...
Went to the help desk in the
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