>Roger Adams wrote: > >> Ryan, >> >> Even for G3/G4 PowerBooks? I thought the g-List was for all types G3/G4 >> machines. Please correct me if I am wrong. >> >> > But posting a request for >> > help on a powerbook that is not marked off-topic in a Power Mac >> > forum, that's against the standards of the list. > >Actually Ryan would not be the right person to ask. Your List >Nannies here are >me (Kyle Hansen) and Ron ward. If the Gx question is relating to nothing PB >specific...like "how can I get iTunes to run" or something generic >then a post >here is fine. If the question is truly relating to a PB then it should be >posted to the appropriate list. There are exceptions though. If a G-List >member has a quick question that they would like to air without having to join >another list...well that is acceptable within reason.
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