Thanks to all for the help with IE and iCab.
I mistakenly called IE 4.01, IE 4.1. The install problem vanished when I
upgraded the OS to 8.1.
Also, the problem I had with iCab was my fault. After replacing the
battery in the Centris, I inadvertently set the date to 11/3/03 instead
of 1/3/03. The
At 18:33 -0600 on 11/01/03, Jeff Walther wrote:
Where does one connect the speaker on an LC board? Is that a second
The speaker and fan sit in a plastic housing and are connected by spring
contacts. All later LC machines have separate speakers and fans, as well as
header pins on the mobo for
At 7:46 PM -0500 1/11/2003, the pickle wrote:
At 16:43 -0800 on 10/01/03, Ted Parks wrote:
When I plug the recorder into the microphone jack at the back of the Centris
and try to record, the signal from the recorder seems a lot stronger
than when I use the LC580.
Any idea why the signal from the
At 17:33 -0800 on 11/01/03, Clark Martin wrote:
At 7:46 PM -0500 1/11/2003, the pickle wrote:
At 16:43 -0800 on 10/01/03, Ted Parks wrote:
When I plug the recorder into the microphone jack at the back of the Centris
and try to record, the signal from the recorder seems a lot stronger
than when I
At 17:48 -0800 on 11/01/03, Clark Martin wrote:
There is an automatic gain control on at least some models with audio
in. But I don't know much about it. I know that some software I've
seen allows it to be disabled.
Hrm...what was that called that I was using on the Wallstreet...probably
When looking at the front, on the left you have the HD power connector,
the HD SCSI connector, above the SCSI and to the right of the battery
holder is the 2-pin speaker connector, slightly back and to the right
of the speaker connector is a 3-pin power connector for the fan.
Yes, that is a
At 23:47 -0600 on 11/01/03, Robyn J. Lyons wrote:
When looking at the front, on the left you have the HD power connector,
the HD SCSI connector, above the SCSI and to the right of the battery
holder is the 2-pin speaker connector, slightly back and to the right
of the speaker connector is a 3-pin
I stand corrected. I didnt' get to pickle's reply until after I sent
this useless tripe.
-Robyn
On Saturday, January 11, 2003, at 11:52 PM, the pickle wrote:
Not on the original LC. The LC, as I said already, has a unique
plastic
housing for the fan and speaker, both of which use spring
At 23:56 -0600 on 11/01/03, Robyn J. Lyons wrote:
I stand corrected. I didnt' get to pickle's reply until after I sent
this useless tripe.
's OK. I've certainly done it more than enough in the past :)
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the pickle
FAQ http://macfaq.org/index.shtml
What about the current PC favorite, black (or smoke grey) and silver?
Kind of remind me of a very old sardine.
-Robyn
On Sunday, January 12, 2003, at 01:05 AM, Kotatsuneko/Conceited Jerk
wrote:
I could NEVER, in good conscience, paint my house computer beige...
CJ
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Vintage Macs is
--- Clark Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nope, the 650s are not PlainTalk (line level) input.
The Q605, 660 and 840 do.
So he's running a line level input into a jack that
is really a microphone input instead of the line
level input on the other Macs that is confusingly
labled with an icon
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