--- dhill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a color stylewriter 2500 that prints nicely
if I have one of
those big ink cartridges. It printed in color too,
but ... suddenly
stopped printing in color and gives me an error that
says, the
cartridge is not in there right or something. Is it
You can hook the Macs up via the printer port with a printer cable. I know
AppleTalk will allow you to go between modem ports, but I never tried it.
PhoneNet's are designed for if you will include a printer into the mix, or
if you need to network more than 2 Mac's. I have a SyleWriter 2500,
Response toward the bottom.
On Friday, June 14, 2002, at 04:36 , [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My Reply follows quote. On 14/06/2002 10:33
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Steven)
Greetings, all.
The short version: are printer cables null modem cables? Can a
PhoneNet
After many failed attempts at getting the Stylewriter 2500 to work, I was
told that some printers aren't networkable. This printer will not work on
a PhoneNet network, period.
Steven
I guess I don't understand what you mean by null modem cable. What does
that have to do with the fact that
On 14/06/2002 14:11 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Ken,
Thanks for your response, but I'm not trying to get them networked via
AppleTalk -- I don't want to do File Sharing. I want to get an old Mac
onto Internet, and to do that I want it to talk (via PPP) to another
computer. But I want to do
Hmmm. Well, I don't think I have heard of an easy hardware solution to
do this on a Mac. In order to route internet you will need something
like IPNetRouter as a software router. There used to be (maybe still
are?) hardware AppleTalk routers.
I think he is trying to connect a Mac without
Please help! I'm trying to install a Quantum Fireball
hard drive in my IIsi and the 7.5 utility disk will
not recognize it. I'm sure that it is easy to solve,
but I don't have the knowledge yet. Any help would be
appreciated.
Bart
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At 18:39 -0700 on 14/06/02, barton forren wrote:
Please help! I'm trying to install a Quantum Fireball
hard drive in my IIsi and the 7.5 utility disk will
not recognize it. I'm sure that it is easy to solve,
Have you tried the ResEdit hack mentioned in the FAQ yet?
the pickle
FAQ
i was going to reply to this with something like
68k macs don't recognise anything above 1gb...
but i wasn't sure so rather than get egg on my face
i left it to others to reply. can someone fill me in on
the hd size limit on 68k macs?
thanks
Al
the pickle wrote:
At 18:39 -0700 on 14/06/02,
At 12:02 + on 15/06/02, Al wrote:
i was going to reply to this with something like
68k macs don't recognise anything above 1gb...
but i wasn't sure so rather than get egg on my face
i left it to others to reply. can someone fill me in on
the hd size limit on 68k macs?
The FAQ can :)
the
My Reply follows quote. On 14/06/2002 18:30
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Rob Jennings)
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Hmmm. Well, I don't think I have heard of an easy hardware solution to
do this on a Mac. In order to
Ouch. OK, though I still don't really understand the use of a Null
Modem cable. Is it one that reverses some of the signal lines?
Yes, the null modem cable swaps the send/recieve signals, so that what
you send from one computer ends up on the recieve line of the other and
visa versa. Here is
There are slimline null modem adaptors available
in M-M, F-F and M-F connector configurations. They
cost a bit but for most uses can be considered to
be zero length when you're concerned about overall
serial cable length.
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thanks
btw fabulous faq
al
the pickle wrote:
The FAQ can :)
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I've been trying to get my Mac IIci online for a few days now with no
success. All I've been able to find in the FAQ is going through a
modem (dialup). I have a cable modem. I've entered the particulars
into MacTCP and NADA! I don't even know what questions to ask at this
point. I have an
At 23:03 -0700 on 14/06/02, Fran Dollinger wrote:
I've been trying to get my Mac IIci online for a few days now with no
success. All I've been able to find in the FAQ is going through a
modem (dialup). I have a cable modem. I've entered the particulars
into MacTCP and NADA! I don't even know
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