Unless the drive died along with the motherboard, then you can use something
like this:
<http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=2020&cpc=SCH> will let you recover the
data off of the hard drive even if the rest of the computer is kaput.
This is a VERY useful tool to have; we've had this exact model in our office
for about three years now, and it sees use weekly. It'll work with virtually
any drive.
All I can tell you is that there as no current/power at all in the G-4..no it
was not just a matter of not booting up- there was
NOTHING--that was when they said they could not transfer..but the tech said if
i still wanted to try, I ought to take it home and eventually get another G-4
and try transferring the hard drive to see....For now I just wait...need to fix
the Wallstreet and get into Quark first- if I can.
Another big thank you- I need to bookmark (man -it took the dial up about 15
minuts to open the Geek page....
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