On Tue, 20 Jul 2004 09:06:28 -0700, pamark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi again, > > I now have some more questions. The ibook I have is a G3/300, I am > assuming the higest amount of ram I can have is 160 (32 on board + 128mb > dimm), Is this correct? or is anyone running one with more ram? It only > has 32 megs as it sits and I was planning on ordering some ram for it > but I wasn't sure if it would take more than the 128. Does anyone have a > good source for ram for it? What is the best system to run on this > machine? It only has 8.6 on it at the moment but I definately want to > upgrade it. Also can anyone tell me what programs they are running on a > machine like mine? I would love to run Photoshop but not sure what > version would work the best.
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