Re: Cleaning screen

Available at Apple Online store. Curtosi wrote: > Those wipes sound perfect if I can find them here in >Canada. > > > -- Chris S. Loehr [EMAIL PROTECTED] Computer Store Manager/Buyer K-State Student Union Computer Store 115 K-State Student Union Kansas State Universit

Re: 3rd party 1400 zip module?

It was made by VST. Don't know if they still make it but should be floating around on auction sites. Rick McCutcheon wrote: > somewhere in my surfing sometime back i recall coming across a reference to > a 3rd party module for the CD/floppy bay on a PB1400 designed to accept > 100mb zip disks.

Re: Printer issues with 8.1

stash them in the extensions folder in the system folder, reboot and they should be in your chooser. Chris Aly wrote: > Hi, everyone, > I have gone online and picked up drivers for both the II and the 1500, which is > supposed to work well with the II, but I don't know how to get my Chooser to

Re: Help with PaperPort

Don't know which version of OS you are running but when I hooked up one when I was running either 8.6 or 9.1 I needed to download a patch or new version of the software for it to work. My scanner came with version 3.xx on the downloaded software was 5.xx something. Hope this helps. rpadv wrote:

Re: networking problems (1400 and iMac)

> Good thought though. I like that idea and may try it myself, Thanks > Alternatively, you could get a 1400-compatible PCMCIA wireless card. The > Lucent Silver card has had good reviews and costs around $45-50 from OWC > > > You could then get

Re: ethernet card summary

I have this card I am trying to get to work on a Powerbook 1400 running 8.6. It is by Dlink, see link below. No luck yet but does have mac driver disk in the box. Instructions say it works with only newer powerbooks like 2400, 3400 etc, web says works with 1400 also. Can't find drivers on the we

Re: Networking problems

not possible to have usb on 1400. usb is only cardbus, 1400 is not. I would suggest buying a pcmcia network card. Max Miles wrote: > Another dumb question: How about a USB card? Could I link the 1400 with > the iMac via USB? Proofread carefully to see if you any words out. ***

Re: Networking problems

not possible to have usb on 1400. usb is only cardbus, 1400 is not. I would suggest buying a pcmcia network card. Max Miles wrote: > Another dumb question: How about a USB card? Could I link the 1400 with > the iMac via USB? Proofread carefully to see if you any words out. ***

Re: Cleanscreen

Kensington sells a notebook screen cleaner: http://kensington.com/products/pro_c1096.html It is a pump spray. They aren't selling it on their online store, but there is a chart that shows it. Maybe your local big box store carries it or maybe they can order it for you. I sell it to alot of sch

Re: OT: Free E-mail

There are several I use that I haven't had a problem with. You might check these out and see if they meet your needs. myvisto.com benstein.zzn.com mail.com zkstate.com Chris Cliff Rediger wrote: > Any recommendations for services: hotmail? Excite? Yahoo? the mac site? > or are they all pretty

Re: problems connecting using SCSI Disk Mode

I have sold those adapters before and there are two types. I believe one is 29 pin (no switch on it) and the other is 30 pin but it had a switch on it that allowed you to switch between scsi disk mode and regular scsi. Also it had a little led that lit up when in scsi disk mode. I do know there

auction

A friend sent me this link. The auction is happening right away (tomorrow, August 28, 2001), and I don't know much about it or the company, but check it out if you wish. Lots of new and refurbished macs for sale. www.dovebid.com/auctions/browsewebcast.asp?AuctionID=987 Chris -- PowerBooks i

powerbook use

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