Anybody else having trouble unsubscribing? I can¹t get the list to stop
sending me emails.
Not that you guys are bad or anything... :]
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Have done it all twice. I still can't unsubscribe.
Dave
On 9/9/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
Quoting Noah:
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Also, you must send to the above address from the e-mail address that you
originally used to subscribe.
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I never knew that this list was pre G3 powerbooks. How sad. I thought it was
for all powerbooks.
Dave
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote me on 8.27.05 8:18 PM. Noah Wood loves Macs!
I'm sorry but this Mailing list is for Pre-G3 PowerBooks, you may be
more conforable
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Howdy All!
I was wondering what would be the best firewire/USB 2.0 enclosure for a
Seagate 300 GB drive? Circuit City is selling them at 30 cents a gig!!!
(with rebate)
I've got the drive but need the enclosure. It is a 3.5 drive.
TIA,
Dave
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I suppose I am looking for a USB 2.0 and Firewire 800 enclosure that will
hold a 3.5 drive up to 300 GB capacity. That would be best. The less
expensive the better.
Thanks!
Dave
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote me on 8.4.05 2:47 PM. Fabian Fang loves Macs!
On Aug 4, 2005, at 1:10 PM, Dave Foshee
Hey Everyone!
I want to go on a trip and take a couple of my DVD¹s with me. Anybody know a
free, good program to use? We are driving about 24 hours and will need
something to do to pass the time.
All help appreciated!
Dave
Powerbook G4, 1.67 ghz, 1.5 gig Ram, ruiiing
I posted a computer on Craig's list and had a guy claiming to be from the UK
wanting the computer. He offered to pay for pickup and delivery and all that
jazz.
I got an email from Bidpay that looked fairly true to form. However, the
third word in was capitalized. I figured that Bidpay would not
Does anybody know the rules for sending a computer to another country? Can
you do it? What are the laws keeping one from doing so? What can be sent and
to what country?
Where would I find these answers?
Thanks!
Dave
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Get the Lion. You will enjoy the no memory feature.
Dave
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote me on 6.8.05 8:10 AM. Wanda K. loves Macs!
on 6/7/05 8:04 PM, Malcolm Cornelius at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think the Li-Ons are worth the extra cost in
the long run.
I was looking for really basic
I agree. If all you are doing is writing save your money, get the 1400.
However, if you are wanting to do more than go for the G4. I love mine. It
does all that I need it to do.
And that is a lot. I do design and layout and video work.
Dave
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote me on 6.8.05 12:26 PM. nhj
Right. The end of the chain depends on what is in the line of the SCSI
chain. For example, the motherboard is always a 7. You want the HD as close
to the motherboard as possible, or 6. This makes access for your most used
device just a little quicker.
Put your other devices at other IDs but
I appreciate that clarification. How can you have eight? The
motherboard is 7 and there are only 1-7 right?
Or is 0 one as well?
I wonder where the person that told me keep the HD closest to the
motherboard got that information? I'm pretty sure I've seen that
somewhere before too.
Hmm.
Dave
I've heard about that. Mine are full retail versions, yet the install
program itself still won't run.
Ever heard of that?
Dave
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote me on 5.5.05 6:54 AM. Howard R. Katz loves Macs!
I had to find
full or retail versions to do my OS uploads.
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Shh! (It isn't a powerbook.)
It is a 7100/80
136 RAM
266 Sonnet Upgrade card (I took it out for the install)
The worst part is that I can't find any documentation that covers
something I haven't already tried to do.
Good thing I have my, ahem, Powerbook!
Driving me crazy,
Dave
[EMAIL
I wish it was something as easy as that. I know that this will run. I had OS
9.1 on the machine, and before that I had 8.6 and even had 8.0 on it before
that. I want to put 8.5 on it so I can take advantage of the extended HFS.
Now it won't take any of them. I have even tried removing anything
Hope you want a challenge? This is it.
It is actually a 68 pin drive with a converter to 50 pin. It is not new, but
everything else works. I can install a program and run it on the drive. I
did drag over 8.0 and boot off of it.
I thought it might be the disk but I have cleaned it and I have
I don't have another machine that accepts SCSI. I actually wiped the drive
completely. I want to sell the machine and need to put 8.5 on it so I wiped
it. Even did a low level format and zeroed it.
I don't have a way to check the pin placement. I know a lot about this mac
but never got into doing
Would the HD work if the converter was toast?
ID is set at 6 (closest to motherboard). This computer did work before I
reformatted the drive. I had ran 9.1 for 2 years straight, only an
occasional Norton diskdoctor run.
Pretty dependable machine. Since I did not change the termination, I don't
Is there a way to create a partition on the fly in OS X? Maybe if I could
install OS 8.5 onto a partition then drag and drop it onto a CD and burn it
like that.
Would that work and how would I partition the HD?
I've got the room.
Dave
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Noah,
The only way I know to do it is to either burn a copy or to copy it on to
another SCSI Drive and then port over all of your files.
I know you cannot reformat your HD without losing your information. Changing
from 8.1 to 8.5 or higher is a bear.
Hope this helps.
Dave
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Flux,
You would be surprised. I have not been able to install my system HD on my
other computer. It gives me a message that is cryptic at best.
Something like: This program can not run on this computer. See documentation
for further help.
Driving me nuts!
Dave
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Any developers out there got Tiger yet? I haven¹t got mine yet and am
wondering if I am likely to get it tomorrow.
Thanks!
Dave
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Hey Everyone,
I have a question that is OT.
What do you guys suggest for making a purchase from someone you don¹t know?
They don¹t have paypal, but their ³buying² on Ebay gives them a 100%
feedback.
The cost is about $45 for what I am buying from them. Are money order safer
than checks? Or
Thanks!
All your responses are helpful. All of his trans on Ebay were buys. No
sells. So it is harder to watch. I will go with the USPS money order. I like
that idea of them going after them if they don't send it.
Kewl,
Dave
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote me on 5.2.05 8:58 PM. Krow Magnum loves
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 you are a captive audience. They could
afford it
Can you hook up an external display? Then maybe you could pull up the
control panels.
Just a thought.
Dave
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote me on 4.18.05 10:59 PM. John Perry loves Macs!
Clark Martin wrote:
At 10:05 PM -0400 4/18/05, John Perry wrote:
Hello,
The screen is now washed out -- I
Howdy all!
I have a game that I think will run quicker if I copy the CD to the desktop.
I know in OS 9 you could do that. How do I do it in OS X? I just got my
Powerbook and have not learned enough yet about the OS to know.
Thoughts?
Dave
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image, the resulting images, when used, mount rather
quickly (TR V in about 3 in Jaguar), and yes, the games play much quicker
off the image on the HD than off the CD.
Best regards,
Dana
On 4/3/05 8:28 PM, Dave Foshee of [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent
Howdy all!
I have a game that I think
Or don't use FileFault, er Vault.
dave
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote me on 3.9.05 10:36 AM. Bruce Johnson
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On Mar 8, 2005, at 9:50 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is from Apple:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=25695%20?
Been there, done that. But thanks
Hello all,
I¹ve got such good advice from you guys before that I thought I would see if
any of you had any thoughts on this.
I have a Powerbook G4 running OS X.3.8
I have a Canon printer ip4000. It will print from OS X with the print driver
and it will print from OS 9.2 through the USB port.
Hey everybody!
Have any of you ever had to transfer from a older mac (something around
7100) running 9.1 to Powerbook running X?
I just got my mac and a new airport extreme and I think you can do it
through the LAN side of the ethernet connection but I don't think I have the
settings right.
I'm asking how do I set up OS X and OS 9 so that they can talk to each other
along the network LAN connection.
Thanks,
Dave
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote me on 2.27.05 5:31 PM. Daniel Palka loves
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What are you asking?
On Feb 27, 2005, at 5:07 PM, Dave Foshee wrote:
Hey everybody
, and file sharing for
appletalk on the osx machine
make sure both are set to go through the lan (not like the local
talk port if its a beige mac)
thats pretty much it
go to chooser in os 9 to connect, go to connect to server in osx to connect
On Feb 27, 2005, at 5:43 PM, Dave Foshee wrote
Call me weird. I use Archeological names. Like Manuscript P42. Ancient Tome.
(Of course with appropriate icons!!)
dave
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote me on 2/12/05 10:50 AM. Fluxstringer loves Macs!
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Thanks for the info! The chamois idea will be a lot cheaper than the pro
ones that I found on the internet.
dave
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote me on 2/12/05 10:09 AM. Bruce Johnson
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On Saturday, February 12, 2005, at 08:11 AM, Dave Foshee wrote:
I order my first powerbook last
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