On 20/1/04 21:30, Paul Stamsen said:
Mike Turner stated:
- I bought on eBay a LocalTalk network
- adapter for the Stylus Color 500 and a LocalTalk-Ethernet bridge box.
- This, plus the Epson standard network print driver, gave me a network
- printer accessible to all ethernet equipped Macs.
On 1/20/04 5:16 PM, Marc wrote:
Can someone recommend a 802.11G pccard to be used in a Pismo Powerbook?
All I can find here(Netherlands) only have Wintel-drivers.
Marc,
You don't mention what operating system you're using, so I'm going to assume
it's X. Since the introduction of Airport
You are incorrect SIR!!!ANY Student qualifies for the ed
price..Public, private, or charter.As well ass ALL faculty/staff
including secretarial, maintenance etc. administration and board of
director members... A Parent of any student CAN and MAY purchase at the
ed price as long as
I got so far, have the stylewriter appear in the print center, but couldn't
configure CUPS, in the browser link for some reason. I hope to try again,
and shall keep in touch.
20/1/04 8:12 AM -0600 Andre Ruegg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone had success in using the method described at:
Direct from Apple's website:
Who is eligible to purchase?
K-12 Education
Any employee of a K-12 institution in the United States is eligible to
purchase through the Apple Store for Education Individuals. School board
members who are currently serving as elected or appointed members are
eligible.
Also...If you ask as a parent...you will qualify...I did it as a parent
for an elem student and did it last year as a school board member and my
wife did it as a teacherMy middle son bought as a high school senior
on his own account...If in doubt...call and ask
Regards,
Mike
[EMAIL
We HAVE called and asked...our school was one of the first to get an iBook
lab when they first came out an many parents were interested. We tried
negotiating with Apple given the excitement the iBooks caused in the
community. No go. So, are you sure you didn't qualify because you were a
board
on 21/01/04 04:02, Mike Turner at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 20/1/04 21:30, Paul Stamsen said:
Mike Turner stated:
- I bought on eBay a LocalTalk network
- adapter for the Stylus Color 500 and a LocalTalk-Ethernet bridge box.
- This, plus the Epson standard network print driver, gave me
It may well have been that they wouldn't deal since the ibooks were the
brand new rage at the time and they wanted to keep the upper price
level...(supply vs demand) I had bought as a parent first then 18
months later I did it as a board member...Maybe it depends on the sales
agent that you
The parent issue doesn't make any sense, as then almost everyone would
qualify for an educational discount.
Tom
on 1/21/04 8:00, Kochkodin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also...If you ask as a parent...you will qualify...I did it as a parent
for an elem student and did it last year as a school
All I know is that it worked for me and several others...Ask and ye
shall receive...Many people aren't aware of the program and will just
buy w/out ever thinking of asking..The idea is to get as much kit into
as many new hands as possibleConsidering that(if my latest info is
correct) the
Well, then how many kids have money and credit cards. Do you think
Apple is going to disqualify students because their parents have to pay
for it?
On Jan 21, 2004, at 6:23 AM, Thomas Ethen wrote:
The parent issue doesn't make any sense, as then almost everyone would
qualify for an educational
any idea about how to recover without having to re-install? Since I have
access to the partition via the shell when trying to boot on it, there's
perhaps a simple way?
Two more things:
Files on /private/etc/ (such as the affected
master.passwd) are hidden files and I can't access them booting
On 21/01/04 12:43, gf sciacca [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
any idea about how to recover without having to re-install? Since I have
access to the partition via the shell when trying to boot on it, there's
perhaps a simple way?
Two more things:
Files on /private/etc/ (such as the affected
Timothy,
I have a Wallstreet 266 mhz and I finally got a big enough hard drive
for something besides OS9. I put OS9 on the second partition, then
installed OSX on the first partition of 7.5 gigs, and after that it
wouldn't let me boot into OS9. What am I doing wrong?
I have found that from time
Thanx for the tip. I have Panther installed and will go for the Linksys
card which is pretty cheap and available here.
Marc
Op 21-jan-04 om 14:31 heeft Mitch Hogg het volgende geschreven:
On 1/20/04 5:16 PM, Marc wrote:
Can someone recommend a 802.11G pccard to be used in a Pismo
Powerbook?
I'm considering this upgrade, can some recommend this(or advise against
it). I don't really need the Altivec(I think) and I've already maxed
out the memory and gotten a new disk. Are there any other upgrades I
sould look at?
I love my Pismo too much to trade her in if I don't really have to.
Unless your doing graphic intensive apps or video processing I wouldn't
worry too much about altivec. . . anyway, I hear that the
powerlogix's G3/900MHZ processor cards, ironic though it may seem, is
actually faster than the G4/500MHZ according to some bench test.
check out this link:
Sweet, thats the model I would get.
David.
- Original Message -
From: Andrew [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: G-Books [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2004 2:04 AM
Subject: Re: Apple iBook G4 or PowerBook G4?
The TiBook may look nice when you get it, but maybe not so nice after a
There's been a lot of talk concerning IBM and the release of their
750GX, G3 processor which is supposed to replace the 750FX G3 chip,
running at speeds of 1.1ghz and above, including a 1mb L2 cache. .
.has anyone heard the lates on this? Can anyone direct me to an updated
link?
--
G-Books
I made the upgrade back in November and am quite happy with it. I got about
a 30% increase in database processing speed and would do it again. However
it did take about two weeks before I got my processor back. I'd bought one
off ebay to use in the meantime, and later sold it for over twice as
I also suspect that archive and install won't work, so I'm going ahead
with a clean install, after backing up the book in FireWire mode
My question to the list now is (perhaps I should have changed the
subject?):
I've read many bad accounts about Norton Utilities, is it really that bad?
I have
on 21/01/04 21:21, gf sciacca at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I also suspect that archive and install won't work, so I'm going ahead
with a clean install, after backing up the book in FireWire mode
My question to the list now is (perhaps I should have changed the
subject?):
I've read many bad
DiskWarrior has always worked for me and has straightened out many a problem
and has never made things worse. Norton will also work on many problems, but
will eventually find a problem it can not fix, but it will give it a try
anyway, making things so messed up that nothing can repair the drive.
Likewise Kudo's for DW...We had 2 partitions on this imac se 400 and had
been running 9.2.2 on one and Jag X on the otherNorton 6.0.3 had
been working great on the 9.2.2 then somehow it crosslinked files into
the OS X and really screwed everything up on both partitionsAt one
point last
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