On Apr 26, 2005, at 10:21 PM, Dave Foshee wrote:
The problem with that is that many mobile businessmen would live in
Starbucks and suck the bandwidth all day. x5 and you have a lot of
bandwidth. Go to a busy Starbucks and everyone would be better on
dial-up.
But this way, they can charge you and
On Apr 26, 2005, at 10:58 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here in Thailand, Starbucks charges about US$3.75 for one hour - very
expensive.
There are several independent coffee houses here in my town which have
free WiFi access.
Hi ACFX44501,
Sounds like a nice town, and I guess that I should shop
At 11:42 PM -0700 4/26/05, Gary Zamzow wrote:
On Apr 26, 2005, at 10:58 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here in Thailand, Starbucks charges about US$3.75 for one hour - very
expensive.
There are several independent coffee houses here in my town which have
free WiFi access.
Hi ACFX44501,
Sounds
There are a lot of places that offer free wifi these days. If there's a
Panera's cafe near you, try there. Also, if you go to maps.google.com and
then the local directions option, then type in wifi yourtown,ST (state)
you'll be presented with a list of wifi spots.
Also try out local public
At the Panera places I frequent, you open your browser (yes, iCab works
well here :) ) and you're presented with a page where you accept their
usage conditions. Clicking agree then takes you to that webpage. It also
opens your connection to other functions like ftp or telnet.
One thing to
Thanks Adrian for your response.
The 'network' I connect to is only a router that gives several users
internet access. I very rarely connect to another
Mac on that router, and that's all regarding 'servers'.
Did you do a search for files with the included word that you called
the other machines
TCP/IP: Logging on to a same or higher OS over Ethernet is easy from OS
7.5.3. With my 500PPC running 7.5.3, with OpenTransport 1.1.1, I can log
on to a G3 running 9.2.2.
I specifically upgraded to 7.5.3 because it seemed pretty complicated to
do that with earlier systems. LocalTalk is easier
Ge' wrote:
Can you now get files onto your 190 with the program association intact?
No, but ...
I wrote some instructions on how to change the FileType if you have
FastFind in your Norton Utilities Toolbox, but do you still need that?
Here's the beginning:
Mac OSes older than OS X use hidden
Remember on each startup the OS goes through a list of machines to
look for.
Any idea where that list could be found?
___
I am running OS 9.1.
In this system server names connected by ethernet( and others?) are
inthe path; system folder / servers
And sure enough the old
On Apr 27, 2005, at 12:04 AM, Clark Martin wrote:
At 11:42 PM -0700 4/26/05, Gary Zamzow wrote:
On Apr 26, 2005, at 10:58 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here in Thailand, Starbucks charges about US$3.75 for one hour -
very
expensive.
There are several independent coffee houses here in my town
Granted that the Kanga, et. al., have a zoom video PCMCIA slot, which
is apparently compatible with that same slot on the Wallstreet, that same
slot where the Wallstreet's DVD decoder card is inserted.
Granted that the Kanga, et. al., do not have a DVD drive available for
them.
Granted that
Hi Gary,
From: Gary Zamzow [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Wireless and my 1400
Date: Tue, 26 Apr 2005 23:25:58 -0700
I ask a
question in California
about Starbucks, and I get an instant reply from Thailand!
:-D Try a live Chat sometime, when you can get your 1400 up.
All the best,
Ken N.
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On Apr 27, 2005, at 4:40 AM, Howard R. Katz wrote:
There are a lot of places that offer free wifi these days. If there's
a Panera's cafe near you, try there. Also, if you go to
maps.google.com and then the local directions option, then type in
wifi yourtown,ST (state) you'll be presented with
check out another lister's site on wifi for PBs.
http://home.earthlink.net/~macwireless/
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At 5:08 PM -0700 4/27/05, Gary Zamzow wrote:
On Apr 27, 2005, at 4:40 AM, Howard R. Katz wrote:
There are a lot of places that offer free wifi these days. If
there's a Panera's cafe near you, try there. Also, if you go to
maps.google.com and then the local directions option, then type in
wifi
I never said it the list was comprehensive. :)
But it does give some good starting points if you've going someplace new.
Later.Howard
Computer n. A pocket calculator with a glandular problem.
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PowerBooks is
Great News my wife got in at Apples's Call center here in the Sac area. I
worked there as a Re-work tech when they builded the systems but i been doiung
dasta recovery and consulting sence I left but wanted back in lately. .
They don't build the systems there but hey do fix them and do re-work
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snipped introduction
A Kanga was configured with an external SCSI drive, an EIDE/UATA DVD
drive converted as described above. The Apple DVD Player 1.3 software
was installed on a clean install of Mac OS 9.0.
A Wallstreet DVD decoder card was inserted into the Kanga. The
Well, my PB1400 had been freezing up occasionally, I thought it was
'cos I was running Outlook and Eudora and Mozilla a lot at the same
time :) but it failed to come back one time, and the HD is not
spinning upit tries but fails to come up to speed.
I have a spare 10 gig IDE that I can
Hi, all,
With the help of several list members, I got my new PB up again, and
got OS7.5.3 installed and working. Thanks!
I ran across a Sandisk CompactFlash PC card adapter yesterday, for $12.
Since I already had a CF USB adapter for my other machines, I bought it
and tried it.
IT WORKS!
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