Jeff,
Welcome to the world of the PB1400. I am the author and maintainer(?)
of the PowerBook 1400 Frequently Asked Questions document (you can read
it here: http://www.freshfiltered.com/MacFAQ/PB1400FAQ.html
i have just come into possesion of a pb1400. the
battery will not hold a charge, and
hello all,
i have just come into possesion of a pb1400. the
battery will not hold a charge, and the cd drawer will
not close all the way. is there any way to repair
these things? i can recall a battery reconditioning
program from newer and also on the install cd (which i
don't have). Can someone
on 8/17/03 10:54 PM, Robert Eye at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Currently, I'm running a PB 1400c/166, 64 megs RAM, OS 8.1.
[snip]
Second, I recently read about using compact flash cards to extend
the memory on this computer; is this true, and could somebody
explain how this works in laymen's
Hmm. Well, I don't know about booting from an internal Zip. The one in my
Wallstreet needs the Iomega driver to mount, so I don't know how one
would boot from it since the driver loads during boot.
Can't you leave a zip disk with both the iomega driver and
system/finder on it, declare it the
In a message dated 8/18/2003 1:29:08 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Can't you leave a zip disk with both the iomega driver and
system/finder on it, declare it the startup disk and reboot?
Dan
That's a heck of an idea. Wish i had had the good sense to think of it
Dan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can't you leave a zip disk with both the iomega driver and
system/finder on it, declare it the startup disk and reboot?
then Brian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's a heck of an idea. Wish i had had the good sense to think of it
myself. I'll go give it a try.
The
on 8/18/03 12:54 AM, Robert Eye at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Currently, I'm running a PB 1400c/166, 64 megs RAM, OS 8.1.
[snip]
Second, I recently read about using compact flash cards to extend
the memory on this computer; is this true, and could somebody
explain how this works in laymen's
Currently, I'm running a PB 1400c/166, 64 megs RAM, OS 8.1.
I am wondering a little about some of the options I have. First of all, I saw a
PCMCIA card in a macmall catalog- USB 2-port PCMCIA Card- it says that it works with
any 32 bit, type II Cardbus slot. I'd like to be sure though, since
My Reply follows quote. On 17/08/2003 19:51 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Currently, I'm running a PB 1400c/166, 64 megs RAM, OS 8.1.
I am wondering a little about some of the options I have. First of all, I
saw a PCMCIA card in a macmall catalog- USB 2-port PCMCIA Card- it says
that it works with
In a message dated 8/17/2003 11:55:16 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Do you have an external CD Drive you can use? Maybe an external HD you
can use as a startup disk? Norton can only do limited repairs to the
startup disk. Sort of like working on your car's engine
My Reply follows quote. On 17/08/2003 21:14 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
In a message dated 8/17/2003 11:55:16 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Do you have an external CD Drive you can use? Maybe an external HD you
can use as a startup disk? Norton can only do limited repairs
Currently, I'm running a PB 1400c/166, 64 megs RAM, OS 8.1.
[snip]
Second, I recently read about using compact flash cards to extend
the memory on this computer; is this true, and could somebody
explain how this works in laymen's terms please.
[snip]
Brian
Brian,
You *cannot* increase the size
Hi all
I have a 1400cs soon to be fitted with a 233MHz G3. I'm hoping to max the
memory soon and I wanted to ask if anyone has a 1400 with max memory and a
G3 upgrade to see what newer software I'll be able to use. I know OS X is
out of the question but It will run 9.1 or 9.2 correct? also will
I have a 1400cs soon to be fitted with a 233MHz G3. I'm hoping to max the
memory soon and I wanted to ask if anyone has a 1400 with max memory and a
G3 upgrade to see what newer software I'll be able to use. I know OS X is
out of the question but It will run 9.1 or 9.2 correct? also will it run
I've not run Flash on mine yet but Dreamweaver/Fireworks does fine; Flash,
I should install and see...but it has to be less intensive than Photoshop!
..unless you need the video capabilities of the Flash MX; I've never played
with those but would expect them to be more intense than just regular
Thanks Brian
I'll likely be doing mostly regular flash and Photoshop stuff. I was
thinking that the memory limit of 64meg was going to be a problem but maybe
not as bad as I thought.
Gary
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Hi Gary,
I used to have a maxed-out 1400 (G3 processor 64 MB RAM) and ran OS 9
(maybe even 9.1) and, significantly for me, Bryce. RAM is probably going
to be your limiting factor.
HTH,
Judy
On Wed, 22 May 2002, Gary E Davis wrote:
I have a 1400cs soon to be fitted with a 233MHz G3. I'm
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