In regards to connecting via IP a IIsi, back when I was trying to
figure out how to get my IIsi to be able to connect to my eMac running
OS X, I installed and tested many configurations and versions of
networking CPs and extensions on the IIsi.
The IIsi had system 7.1, with update 3, OT 1.1.2,
At 02:34 -0600 on 26/01/03, Robyn Lyons wrote:
>Just for the record - useless as that record my sometimes be - Mail.app
>on OSX Jaguar reads this link just fine. So did Mozilla. Doesn't help
Those links aren't the ones in question. The post before that had the
following link in it:
_http://dow
Another option might be some electronics/VoTech school. Sometimes they fix
stuff for, at the most, the cost of any componants needed since the
students get credit towards graduation in exchange for fixing things.
>--- Daniel Kendell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I can't seem to catch a brea
--- Daniel Kendell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> I can't seem to catch a break... :-(
> I've got an Apple 17" Multiple Scan Monitor and it
> does something strange
> that I can't identify.
>
> Sometimes it goes al funny in the sense that the
> screen gets brighter and
> the image is sort of
Just for the record - useless as that record my sometimes be - Mail.app
on OSX Jaguar reads this link just fine. So did Mozilla. Doesn't help
much on a vintage machine, but at least you know the issue isn't with
the link, but with the email parsing the information incorrectly.
-Robyn
On Fri
