[CGUYS] Change in Terminology

2007-08-23 Thread Arnold Kee
Thanks to everyone for the clarification on MacBooks and who can take a hit. On what broke off...it was the headphone jack. I've taken the doomed iBook to several Apple stores and they all claim that it would cost a bundle to have fixed, though their estimates were based on eyeballing the

Re: [CGUYS] Change in Terminology

2007-08-23 Thread Phil Marchetti
Arnold, If you are anywhere near Rockville, MD, bring in your sick Mac and ask for Lorin Evans. The Washington Apple Pi computer club conducts a clinic every Tuesday evening from 7 to 9PM. It is staffed by (knowledgeable) volunteers and you pay by the hour with a donation to the club at

Re: [CGUYS] Change in Terminology AND broken iBooks

2007-08-23 Thread Tom Piwowar
Does anyone know why Apple doesn't license someone to make connectors for other types of power. Say for example for a cars 12 volt lighter... You mean like these... http://macwizards.com/acfinder/ * == QUICK LIST-COMMAND

Re: [CGUYS] Change in Terminology AND broken iBooks

2007-08-23 Thread Wayne Dernoncourt
Tom Piwowar Does anyone know why Apple doesn't license someone to make connectors for other types of power. Say for example for a cars 12 volt lighter... You mean like these... http://macwizards.com/acfinder/ I probably should have specified MacBook laptops, more specifically MacBook Pro...

Re: [CGUYS] Change in Terminology AND broken iBooks

2007-08-23 Thread b_s-wilk
Constance Warner sez: There isn't any special tool to remove a broken prong that's stuck in the power port of an iBook; this from Alan Carroll of macUpgrades (disclosure: he's my husband). The remedy: have the power port replaced What does Alan charge to replace the port? Apple has a flat