Re: Network Setup

On Friday 20 December 2002 09:25 pm, you wrote: > At 15:24 -0600 on 20/12/02, Ken Hajicek wrote: > >> Lemme guess...existing network has autosensing 10/100 equipment on it? > >> > >> Asante cards are notorious for not working well with auto-negotiating > >> equipment unless the switch/router is set

Re(3): 7.1pro Download Site?

PowerTalk doesn't work that way. You drag messages to the trash on the desktop to delete them, and I Emptied Trash. Never mind anyway I'll just stick with 7.5.5. -- From: Quadlist, Sat, Dec 21, 2002 -- Doesn't PowerTalk save the messages you delete in a trash mailbox, at least until y

Re(2): 7.1pro Download Site?

At 00:34 -0600 on 21/12/02, Dan Palka wrote: >I delted it i think. But if its at info.apple.com i'll find it. Doesn't PowerTalk save the messages you delete in a trash mailbox, at least until you quit the program? There *are* list archives for that purpose, though - URL's down there in the foot

Re(2): 7.1pro Download Site?

I delted it i think. But if its at info.apple.com i'll find it. -- From: Quadlist, Sat, Dec 21, 2002 -- Try re-reading the message that Scott sent about an hour ago. -- Quadlist is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Ent

Re: 7.1pro Download Site?

At 00:31 -0600 on 21/12/02, Dan Palka wrote: >I dont know where to get 7.1pro Try re-reading the message that Scott sent about an hour ago. -- the pickle FAQ _ -- Quadlist is sponsored by

7.1pro Download Site?

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Re(5): 7.5 Download Site?

At 00:28 -0600 on 21/12/02, Dan Palka wrote: >I use 7.1 all the time on my PowerBook 520 and IIsi, and I did use it for a >slight while on my Q800. > >In fact, if you say I can use everything I use now with 7.1, I'd be first in >line to downgrade. Stick 7.1 Pro on there and let us know how it wor

Re(5): 7.5 Download Site?

I use 7.1 all the time on my PowerBook 520 and IIsi, and I did use it for a slight while on my Q800. In fact, if you say I can use everything I use now with 7.1, I'd be first in line to downgrade. -- From: Quadlist, Sat, Dec 21, 2002 -- Compare it to 7.1 and see if you're still singing

Re(4): 7.5 Download Site?

At 00:24 -0600 on 21/12/02, Dan Palka wrote: >I disagree. My system runs both very quickly and nicely. > >7.5.3 crashed a bit, but 7.5.5 runs just fine for me. Compare it to 7.1 and see if you're still singing the same tune after a week. I can *guarantee* you'll never go back to 7.5.x once you'

Re(4): 7.5 Download Site?

I disagree. My system runs both very quickly and nicely. 7.5.3 crashed a bit, but 7.5.5 runs just fine for me. And as I stated before, PowerTalk is most useful for the older, non PowerPC macs. -- From: Quadlist, Sat, Dec 21, 2002 -- Can I run PowerTalk on an OS that isn't bug-ridden,

Re: 7.5 Download Site?

Fine. PowerTalk is not for you. I stated several times PowerTalk does not have tons of features. So if you really need all of those, then I guess you shouldn't use PowerTalk. -- From: Quadlist, Sat, Dec 21, 2002 -- Maybe you should stop flamebaiting people, Dan. -- Quadlist is spo

Re: Re(2): 7.5 Download Site?

At 23:11 -0700 on 20/12/02, J Sand wrote: >Please do not have us get into the misunderstood meanings again? Aw, you wouldn't want our streak of two virgin posters in a row starting flame wars to be broken, would you? -- the pickle FAQ ___

Re: Re(2): 7.5 Download Site?

>Why so sarcastic? I must emphasize: Gz... > > -- From: Quadlist, Fri, Dec 20, 2002 -- > > >I suppose you've already looked in the obvious places, like, uh, Apple...? > I believe it was meant more as a joke and I took it as such. Being called "silly" is not the same as "stupid". I

Re(3): 7.5 Download Site?

At 00:09 -0600 on 21/12/02, Dan Palka wrote: >Maybe you should read the netiquette section of LEM, pickle. Maybe you should stop flamebaiting people, Dan. Oh yeah, and can PowerTalk embed/understand clickable URIs like the links in the list footer? How does it handle HTML mail (not that HTML has

Re(3): 7.5 Download Site?

Maybe you should read the netiquette section of LEM, pickle. ;) -- From: Quadlist, Sat, Dec 21, 2002 -- There's a reason the list footer reads as follows: >The FAQ: -- Quadlist is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronic

Re(2): 7.5 Download Site?

At 00:02 -0600 on 21/12/02, Dan Palka wrote: >Why so sarcastic? I must emphasize: Gz... There's a reason the list footer reads as follows: >The FAQ: -- the pickle FAQ __

Re(2): 7.5 Download Site?

Why so sarcastic? I must emphasize: Gz... -- From: Quadlist, Fri, Dec 20, 2002 -- I suppose you've already looked in the obvious places, like, uh, Apple...? -- Quadlist is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Enter

Re(2): 7.5 Download Site?

I sent you a private email with all the links straight to apple's system 7.5 section. -- From: Quadlist, Fri, Dec 20, 2002 -- >Thanks, what site would I have to go to to download 7.5 OS? -- Quadlist is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.

Re: 7.5 Download Site?

> >At 09:36 PM 12/20/2002, J Sand typed thusly: > > > >Thanks, what site would I have to go to to download 7.5 OS? > >It's on Apple's "older software downloads" page. 7.5.3 and 7.5.5, IIRC. > Thanks for the info, and I didn't even know I could type "thusly". Makes me wonder about the person who

Re: 7.5 Download Site?

At 22:36 -0700 on 20/12/02, J Sand wrote: >Thanks, what site would I have to go to to download 7.5 OS? I suppose you've already looked in the obvious places, like, uh, Apple...? -- the pickle FAQ

Re: 7.5 Download Site?

ftp://ftp.apple.com/Apple_Support_Area/Apple_Software_Updates/ http://www.info.apple.com/support/oldersoftwarelist.html These two links should get you what you need Fred J Sand wrote: >Thanks, what site would I have to go to to download 7.5 OS? > >John > > > > > > >_

Re(5): Question the QuadDoubler

Well most people I know don't use those things, but your answers are, in order they were asked: Yes. Not Sure. Not Sure. There is no "Address Book". Instead there are "Catalogs" which are sortof the same thing but a litle different, a little more versatile. I'm growing tired of explaining PowerT

Re: 7.5 Download Site?

At 09:36 PM 12/20/2002, J Sand typed thusly: >Thanks, what site would I have to go to to download 7.5 OS? It's on Apple's "older software downloads" page. 7.5.3 and 7.5.5, IIRC. -- Quadlist is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com |

Re(4): Question the QuadDoubler

Yeah, I meant PowerTalk. Been digging up obscure translator info all night on POP3 clients and PowerMail is another Mac mail client. At 23:34 -0600 on 20/12/02, Dan Palka wrote: >And where do you come up with these statistics of "most people"? Most people Most people I know have more than one

Re(3): Re(2): Question the QuadDoubler

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7.5 OS Questions

> >My Centris 610 only has 7.1 OS on it, will I need to upgrade to at least > >7.5.3 OS to use the features you mentioned for PowerTalk? > >Yeah, and I don't think it's included with the downloadable 7.5.3 either. >I >think you have to install from a 7.5.x bundled CD or retail version. >-- I w

7.5 Download Site?

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Re(2): Re(2): Question the QuadDoubler

At 11:30 PM 12/20/2002 -0600, you wrote: >I'm pretty sure you need at least 7.5. I tried booting from a small system >7.1 partition after I copied all the powertalk files there, but it wouldn't >start up. Afterwards I deleted 7.1. It's included in the "System 7 Pro" which is System 7.1.1. Last I

Re(2): Re(2): Question the QuadDoubler

Well, your right about it being in the CD. However if you download 7.5.3 from info.apple, I know PowerTalk is floating around nearby as well. -- From: Quadlist, Fri, Dec 20, 2002 -- Yeah, and I don't think it's included with the downloadable 7.5.3 either. I think you have to install f

Re: Re(2): Question the QuadDoubler

At 22:25 -0700 on 20/12/02, J Sand wrote: >My Centris 610 only has 7.1 OS on it, will I need to upgrade to at least >7.5.3 OS to use the features you mentioned for PowerTalk? Yeah, and I don't think it's included with the downloadable 7.5.3 either. I think you have to install from a 7.5.x bundle

Re(4): Question the QuadDoubler

Geez... I'll no longer try to convice you then. And its called PowerTalk. And where do you come up with these statistics of "most people"? Most people I know do only simple things: Read mail. Write mail. Send Mail. Reply to Mail. What super advanced features that "everybody" uses does Eudo

Re(2): Re(2): Question the QuadDoubler

I'm pretty sure you need at least 7.5. I tried booting from a small system 7.1 partition after I copied all the powertalk files there, but it wouldn't start up. Afterwards I deleted 7.1. Hats off to you for using 7.1 however! If I could do all the stuff I can do with 7.5.5 with 7.1, I would be

Re(3): Question the QuadDoubler

At 23:22 -0600 on 20/12/02, Dan Palka wrote: >However, I find that every feature I could possibly want is included in >PowerTalk, so why have a separate application such as Eudora that just taxes >system performance on older machines even further when you can just have the >MacOS do everything for

Re: Re(2): Question the QuadDoubler

My Centris 610 only has 7.1 OS on it, will I need to upgrade to at least 7.5.3 OS to use the features you mentioned for PowerTalk? Thanks, John _ Protect your PC - get McAfee.com VirusScan Online http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic

Re(3): Question the QuadDoubler

Well its not going to be if you have multiple accounts. However, I find that every feature I could possibly want is included in PowerTalk, so why have a separate application such as Eudora that just taxes system performance on older machines even further when you can just have the MacOS do everyth

Re(2): Question the QuadDoubler

At 22:56 -0600 on 20/12/02, Dan Palka wrote: >Its also weird figuring out how to set it up, and your only allowed one POP >account, (or any TCP/IP based account for that matter). PowerTalk (from what Which is a huge problem for most people... >I can see) was not originally designed for IP based

Re(2): Question the QuadDoubler

I noticed a disturbing trend of Mac Heads not even knowing what PowerTalk was when I first started using it. I'm attributing it to the fact that PowerTalk might be rather confusing, for the very fact that it makes me love it. There just is NO application. All the email, contacts, inbox and outbo

Re: Question the QuadDoubler

At 22:16 -0600 on 20/12/02, Dan Palka wrote: >>refuse to upgrade to 8, I refuse to put a PowerPC chip in here, and I think >>PowerTalk operating system integrated email services is the coolest thing I >>have ever seen. >> >>Unfortunately, you're one of about five people who thought that... ;) > >F

Re: Question the QuadDoubler

>refuse to upgrade to 8, I refuse to put a PowerPC chip in here, and I think >PowerTalk operating system integrated email services is the coolest thing I >have ever seen. > >Unfortunately, you're one of about five people who thought that... ;) For what reasons? I'm using PowerTalk right now, I th

Re: Quadra 700 woes

At 20:40 -0700 on 20/12/02, J Sand wrote: >The only way to stop all this BS is not to pacify those who think it is cool >by being rude. Come on, who is going to make a "jerk" comment about this >post? You JERK! ;) We still love you, Johnny :) -- the pickle FAQ

Re: Question the QuadDoubler

At 21:45 -0600 on 20/12/02, Dan Palka wrote: >refuse to upgrade to 8, I refuse to put a PowerPC chip in here, and I think >PowerTalk operating system integrated email services is the coolest thing I >have ever seen. Unfortunately, you're one of about five people who thought that... ;) >This chri

Re: Network Setup

At 15:24 -0600 on 20/12/02, Ken Hajicek wrote: >> Lemme guess...existing network has autosensing 10/100 equipment on it? >> >> Asante cards are notorious for not working well with auto-negotiating >> equipment unless the switch/router is set to 10Base-T-only or a >> 10Base-T-ony hub is placed betw

Re: Quadra 700 woes

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Question the QuadDoubler

Hello, Quadlist! My name's Dan, and I'm new to Quadlist. I just thought I'd introduce myself, as well as my Quadra 800, and pose a few riddles to you veteran 040 users. My Quadra 800 has been in the family for less than two years now, it was purchased in January of 2001 to be used by my father S

Re: back on topic - 610 RAM

Simply understood, I screwed up and didn't use a spell check that time. Sorry! John _ Protect your PC - get McAfee.com VirusScan Online http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963 -- Quadlist is sponsored by <

Re: back on topic - 610 RAM

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Re: Network Setup

On Friday 20 December 2002 08:30 pm, you wrote: > At 14:09 -0600 on 20/12/02, Ken Hajicek wrote: > >I recently aquired an Asante ethernet card and I'm trying to connect my > >Performa 635 to our existing network for internet access. > > > >Currently we have a cable modem connected to a Linux box wh

Re: Network Setup

At 14:09 -0600 on 20/12/02, Ken Hajicek wrote: >I recently aquired an Asante ethernet card and I'm trying to connect my >Performa 635 to our existing network for internet access. > >Currently we have a cable modem connected to a Linux box which acts a >router/server. I have tried Open Transport an

Network Setup

I recently aquired an Asante ethernet card and I'm trying to connect my Performa 635 to our existing network for internet access. Currently we have a cable modem connected to a Linux box which acts a router/server. I have tried Open Transport and a fresh install of 7.5 but nothing seems work.

Re: Quadra 700 woes

At 20:00 -0500, 12/20/02, (the pickle) observed: > Hey, Paul, mind clarifying to whom that was directed? :) everyone -- The Japanese eat very little fat and suffer fewer heart attacks than the British or Americans. The French eat a lot of fat and also suffer fewer heart attacks than the

Re: Quadra 700 woes

At 15:56 -0700 on 20/12/02, Paul Stamsen wrote: >Don't even post on this thread again -- unless it truly is about >"Quadra 700 woes" Hey, Paul, mind clarifying to whom that was directed? :) -- the pickle FAQ __

Re: Quadra 700 woes

Don't even post on this thread again -- unless it truly is about "Quadra 700 woes" -- Paul (<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) "the ^±^ weasel" QuadList & PCI PowerMacs nanny -- Quadlist is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Enter To Wi

Re: back on topic [Sque]

on 20/12/2002, Sque <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Excellent, its the ones under your nose you miss, cheaper than ebay. :) > Thanks. Haven't tried Doom on a 68k does it multiplayer well? (All ID Dooms 1 - 2) run resonably OK on a Quadra w/FPU. *AND 72 pin RAM*. OK, so I think my Q700 is bit of a sl

Re: Quadra 700 woes

At 13:21 -0800 on 20/12/02, E McCann wrote: >At 09:11 AM 12/20/2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] typed thusly: > >>duh > > >You've posted four times, all today, and all just trying to add some fuel >to a dying or non-existant fire. I have a really good idea who this might be, actually. >You're also fr

Re: Quadra 700 woes

At 09:11 AM 12/20/2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] typed thusly: >duh You know, I just did a quick check of posters to the list for the last... 2 1/2 months (last time I backed up my email.) You've posted four times, all today, and all just trying to add some fuel to a dying or non-existant fire.

Re: Grammar [ was Re: NO MORE "WARNING!" Messages ]

on 12/20/02 11:47 AM, J Sand at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > me and whoever whoever and me -- All the best, R.A. Cantrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -- Quadlist is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Enter To Win A | -- Canon PowerShot Di

Re: Quadra 700 woes

on 12/20/02 11:22 AM, the pickle at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > You know what, you've posted to this list four times and I already don't like > you. > > Shape up or ship out. The above doesn't contribute one whit to the benefit of > *any* list members. > -- Nobody, but nobody, cares who you like

Re: back on topic - 610 RAM

At 18:37 +0100 on 20/12/02, Ronald Bos wrote: >About the EDO: will it lead to system instability? What did I say last time I answered this question? :) -- the pickle FAQ Software Archive

Re: Quadra 700 woes

on 12/20/02 9:22 AM, the pickle at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > You know what, you've posted to this list four times and I already don't like > you. > > Shape up or ship out. The above doesn't contribute one whit to the benefit of > *any* list members. Pickles. They're knobby and sour, but what e

Re: back on topic - 610 RAM

> Can you expalin what "erhm" meant? Also I would like to know also on the > EDO question. > > John I'm sorry. I meant something like "ehm..." (vocal sound one makes when he is thinking deep about what to say next.) But eh... can you explain what "expalin" means? About the EDO: will it lead to s

Re: back on topic - 610 RAM

At 10:26 -0700 on 20/12/02, J Sand wrote: >>I hope I didn't miss something during the last months, >>but erhm would edo ram work in a Quad 610? Experiences someone? >>Would it be unstable? >> >>Ronald >> >Can you expalin what "erhm" meant? "erhm" as in "uhmmm" or "uhhh..." or "ahh..." or any othe

Re: Grammar [ was Re: NO MORE "WARNING!" Messages ]

>But "me and whoever" is quite correct, if used in the accusative. > >e.g. My father sent me and whoever away to school. > > > Thanks, I will do some research on that and I might finally be able not to cringe with my children's usage of the English language. - LOL _

Re: Nanny interference etc.

> >> Please correct for grammar, content and netiquette and reply to: > > I don't do this as my own grammar spelling etc is not that great. >grammar, superfluous If I make a screw up, spelling, context, or otherwise, and it causes someone problems in understanding what I wrote to the point they

Re: back on topic - 610 RAM

>I hope I didn't miss something during the last months, >but erhm would edo ram work in a Quad 610? Experiences someone? >Would it be unstable? > >Ronald > Can you expalin what "erhm" meant? Also I would like to know also on the EDO question. John _

Re: Quadra 700 woes

At 12:11 -0500 on 20/12/02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >duh You know what, you've posted to this list four times and I already don't like you. Shape up or ship out. The above doesn't contribute one whit to the benefit of *any* list members. -- the pickle FAQ

Re: Top Post Time Again?

I wasn't the one misspelling, and out of context all over the place, which causes miscommunication. My desire is for "clear" communication, not something I have to read through five times to figure out what was trying to be "said"! And the nanny did his job, it's just some people refuse to li

Re: back on topic - 610 RAM

At 15:21 +0100 on 20/12/02, Ronald Bos wrote: >I hope I didn't miss something during the last months, >but erhm would edo ram work in a Quad 610? Experiences someone? It won't *not* work. But don't pay extra for it, because no 68Ks make use of the EDO features. -- the pickle FAQ

Re: Excuse me?

At 10:53 -0500 on 20/12/02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >drama drama, please allow the ladie to grow up! Late to the party, buddy. Give it a rest. -- the pickle FAQ Software Archive

Re: Quadra 700 woes

At 17:36 +0100 on 20/12/02, Ronald Bos wrote: >Well, if you can still use your keyboard then >it is more likely that your mouse is fried. M..! Or horribly dirty ;) -- the pickle FAQ Software Archive

Re: Quadra 700 woes

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Re: back on topic - 610 RAM

Thanks pickle! John _ Protect your PC - get McAfee.com VirusScan Online http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963 -- Quadlist is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://w

Re: Quadra 700 woes

Well, if you can still use your keyboard then it is more likely that your mouse is fried. M..! Ronald -- Quadlist is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Enter To Win A | -- Canon PowerShot Digital Cameras start at $299 | Fr

Quadra 700 woes

Good afternoon everyone, My son's Quadra 700 has a slight problem. It boots up as nice as ever; however, the mouse doesn't move. The arrow stays where it appears on the desktop. It's not froze because I can open the hard drive and such using keyboard commands. Am I right to assume the APD port

Re: Excuse me?

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Re: NO MORE "WARNING!" Messages

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Re: Excuse me?

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Re: back on topic - 610 RAM

At 01:12 -0700 on 20/12/02, J Sand wrote: >Thanks, and what is Arkanoid? Where to get that version of Photoshop and AKA Breakout AKA Brickles AKA about fifteen other names ;) PS 3.x and earlier are best located on eBay, as are older versions of Illustrator. -- the pickle FAQ

Re: back on topic - 610 RAM

At 00:51 -0700 on 20/12/02, J Sand wrote: >On my 610, will 2x16 be enough RAM, or should I go ahead and invest in 2x32 >RAM sticks. The machine is mostly going to be used for surfing by 56k modem No point in buying 16s when 32s are basically the same price. -- the pickle FAQ

Re: back on topic - 610 RAM

I hope I didn't miss something during the last months, but erhm would edo ram work in a Quad 610? Experiences someone? Would it be unstable? Ronald -- Quadlist is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Enter To Win A | -- Canon Power

Re: back on topic - 610 RAM

Thanks, and what is Arkanoid? Where to get that version of Photoshop and what version of Illustrator will run on a "LC40" based machine? John PS: Nice to be back on topic _ Protect your PC - get McAfee.com VirusScan Onlin

Re: back on topic - 610 RAM

John, I'd put in as much RAM as you can afford... Photoshop 2.5 (yes, I'm dating myself) works fine on just about any '030 or newer Mac, and is reasonably fast. My 650 works just fine for image manipulations, but, since I also have a PowerMac 7100/80 (which is inside a 650 case, btw), I usually u