The 1400s shipped with eps and ClarisWorks templates so that you could
>make your own BookCovers (the templates might also be part of OS 7.5.3;
>look in the Apple Extras folder).
You can also scan an existing template (if you have one) and then Photoshop
and layers are your best friends...put what
Hello all. The powerbook 1400 has a revovable book cover that you can
customize. Apple released a kit of 7 bookcovers, printed double sided,
(apple part number 600-4101B) that you can use to dress up your mac. Also
on the origional powerbook system cd there is a copy of a template for
Claris Works/
The plastic screen was standard on the 1400, along with a few preprinted
inserts. Since they were on PowerBooks, Apple called them "BookCovers".
The 1400s shipped with eps and ClarisWorks templates so that you could
make your own BookCovers (the templates might also be part of OS 7.5.3;
look in
Craig
This was a design feature you can buy (still) clear or opaque covers for the
1400 - and I understand there was a range of paper inserts designed for the
clear covers.
AFIK the clip on/slide on plastic covers are still available as Apple spare
Parts. I bought two charcoal ones a few months ago
Thanks to everyone for the help regarding the transparent top on the 1400s
(Just when U think U KNOW EVERYTHING about Powerbooks...!).
...but I must admit I am a bit DEPRESSED; with the funky pattern under the
transparent cover, I thought(!) I had stumbled onto Hunter Thompson's or Jerry
Garcia
In a message dated 8/1/03 3:24:11 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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Er okay
ANYWAY, I have a question regarding Powerbook 1400s
Previously (yesterday, in fa
> The 1400cs has a clear, plastic top that runs the width of the laptop, and
> goes from the very front by the latch to about mid-way across the top...
>
> It also has paper inserted in it, with a printed pattern on it
>
> It looks OEM, but I have never seen a PB like this... was this somethi
The 1400cs has a clear, plastic top that runs the width of the laptop, and
goes from the very front by the latch to about mid-way across the top...
It also has paper inserted in it, with a printed pattern on it
It looks OEM, but I have never seen a PB like this... was this something
specifi
Back in the day I bought 2 1400's and both came with the clear insert
and a bunch of patterns that could be put in it. Its OEM alright.
On Friday, August 1, 2003, at 03:16 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 8/1/03 3:24:11 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I would appreciate any help f
Thankyou all for the recent replies,
I'm running Techtool Pro now, optimising the disk. With any luck, that will
work :)
I thought it may be the networking problem at first, but this happened from
the moment I installed a clean version of 8.6, so I didn't think that could
be it... Once the disk i
on 6/9/03 6:33 AM, PowerBooks at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Date: Mon, 09 Jun 2003 00:26:53 +1000
> Subject: Re: PB 1400 Question
> From: John Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> In-Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> On 8/6/0
on 6/8/03 7:26 AM, John Smith at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> How much RAM do you have? 8.6 needs much more than 8.1. ( 32 or 48 vs 16?
>> Anyone remember exactly how much 8.6 likes vs what the docs say it requires?)
>
> I have 64 Meg, and I don't use Virtual Memory... I thought about upgrading
>
If the pauses are new, your hard drive may need defragging. Norton has SpeedDisk,
which is a defragging program in Norton Utilities. It would require starting from
the Norton CD. (Start the 1400 and hold down the option, command, shift and delete
keys together until the CD drive starts to mount.)
On 8/6/03 7:15 PM, "David Allen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How much RAM do you have? 8.6 needs much more than 8.1. ( 32 or 48 vs 16?
> Anyone remember exactly how much 8.6 likes vs what the docs say it requires?)
I have 64 Meg, and I don't use Virtual Memory... I thought about upgrading
to 9.
How much RAM do you have? 8.6 needs much more than 8.1. ( 32 or 48 vs 16?
Anyone remember exactly how much 8.6 likes vs what the docs say it requires?) I
ran 8.6 smoothly on 1400/117s with 64 Meg of RAM (VM off) before upgrading the
117s to G3 CPUs. 9.1 was slow on the 117s, but great with G3 u
Haha, yeah, I was :). I've since realised that buying the cheap card and
then the driver for it would be the same as just getting a card that works
from the start. So, obviously, I did that. Avaya Wireless Gold card
(Basically a re-badged Orinoco card)
Works, but I had to upgrade to 8.6 to install
on 6/4/03 1:57 AM, John Smith at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Dead simple question: What is the version of the PC card manager in a
> Powerbook 1400c/133? (I¹m running OS 8.1 if it makes a difference)
>
> Thanks,
>
> --
> John
I believe the PC Card Manager is version 2. Version 3
> I went to your page for more info only the Apple links are no longer vaild
>could you explain in more detail what the following patches do? and are they
>necessary with Os 8.5 or above, or were they rolled into the install CD that
>came with the last batch of 1400S?
Shoot, I must of put the li
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