On Monday, August 18, 2003, at 11:17 pm, MrAmazing wrote:
It seems as though the ATI website is not currently selling this...
any have any ideas where to track one down?
I bought mine a few months ago from 2nd chance pc:
http://www.2ndchancepc.co.uk/graph.html
It would appear that they still
Dear List:
Recently I had a request from a customer looking for software which gives the Mac GUI
the Windows look. If such software does exist, where would be the best place to find
it? Is it available for OS X and pre-OS X environments?
With thanks in advance,
Roland :)
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Ok. Thanks for everyone weighing in on this. I've decided to stick with
9 as I think it's really fast for this machine. I have my 12 PowerBook
G4 running 10.2.6 for getting all the neat OS X stuff. My next question
is what are the benefits to upgrading to 9.1 or 9.2? Are these updates
going to
Roland,
for classic you have Kaleidoscope (http://www.kaleidoscope.net/)
for OSX, visit Resexcellence (http://www.resexcellence.com/themes/)
In both cases you can have a windows (agh!) look. :-)
Marcelo Maia
On Tuesday, Aug 19, 2003, at 10:17 Brazil/East, Roland Drake wrote:
Dear List:
What an ODD request. If they want a START button, get a Wintel PC.
Or maybe get Virtual PC? But other than that, maybe they should learn
how to use MacOS. It's wunderful!
:)
-nils
On Tue, Aug 19, 2003 at 09:17:32AM -0400 or thereabouts, Roland Drake wrote:
Dear List:
Recently I had a
Does anyone know what type of airport card I am supposed to put into a
BW G3?
Daryl
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The BW G3 wasn't made to support Airport. You will have to get a third
party Wireless option. I would look for something that might plug into a PCI
Slot, or USB Port.
Aaron
Does anyone know what type of airport card I am supposed to put into a
BW G3?
Daryl
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Hello, All,
I have a G4 with the Apple Internal v.90 56k modem. My connection rate
to a local ISP is almost always at 26,400 bps. On very rare occasions,
it connects at 28,800 bps.
What can I do to get a speedier connection? What questions, if any,
should I ask of my ISP?
Jim
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Sorry if this is a repost, I sent the original about 3 hours ago and have
not seen it show up in my mailbox yet.
I am running Excel 98 and I think a macro is what I need ( or possibly
conditional formatting, but I did not see a hide this row option) for a
cross platform speadsheet (Office 2000 on
I am running Excel 98 and I think a macro is what I need ( or possibly
conditional formatting, but I did not see a hide this row option) for a
cross platform speadsheet (Office 2000 on the other side) that will do the
following. I have tried the online help and a book on using office 2000,
but I
Having worked at a major mid-atlantic university with a large dail-up
community (students, faculty and the K-12 community) I'll say one word:
static.
Static on the phone line is almost always responsible for low
connection speeds. It can also be responsible for dropped connections.
You could
I have a Beige G3 that I just had to do an Archive and Install with OS X.
Everytime I open up the Screen Effects Preferences the System Preferences
quits. Is there some prefs. that I need to move over from the Previous
System? What am I doing wrong here? Should transfer something else?
All I
Actually it's a control panel with options to place it in different
locations in the Finder's menu bar and to turn it on and off. John
Found it. One of those discreet little things an installer sneak into the works.
//Thanks.
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In a message dated 8/19/03 9:22:49 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dear List:
Recently I had a request from a customer looking for software which gives
the Mac GUI the Windows look. If such software does exist, where would
be the best place to find it? Is it available for OS X and pre-OS X
On Tue, 19 Aug 2003, Jim Raper wrote:
I have a G4 with the Apple Internal v.90 56k modem. My connection rate
to a local ISP is almost always at 26,400 bps. On very rare occasions,
it connects at 28,800 bps.
What can I do to get a speedier connection? What questions, if any,
should I ask of my
Hi,
I'm thinking about high-speed access. Presently I'm on dialup and
have no cable TV. I can get a one-way package for $77/month. They
call it Broadband Super Package, and it includes both cable TV and
internet access.
They also offer 2-way access for $85.
1. What's the scoop on 1-way access?
I personally miss the apple/applications button in the top right corner
of the screen of Mac OS Classic. I currently run Mac OS X 10.2.6 and
the dock just doesn't do it for me. The app switcher/finder in the
top left had corner was great too in Mac OS Classic. I know there are
apps to
On Tuesday, August 19, 2003, at 07:26 PM, Anne Keller-Smith wrote:
Hi,
I'm thinking about high-speed access. Presently I'm on dialup and
have no cable TV. I can get a one-way package for $77/month. They
call it Broadband Super Package, and it includes both cable TV and
internet access.
They also
Anne,
What Len said.
I agree w/ evrything Len explained on broadband - one taste and you'll throw
your old modem away (except for the odd fax-out, but then, you'll have
attachments!). I've used it since its inception here in the Fort (Wayne),
and have loved it. My only difference in monthly cost
On Tue, 19 Aug 2003, Anne Keller-Smith wrote:
1. What's the scoop on 1-way access?
You have to have a phone line return. Do you want to invest in a dataline
for your cable modem? I bet it costs you more than the $8/mo extra for 2
way. It also limits upload speed to 33.6k or less. The modem has
If memory serves, the only real one way was older satellite
connections which only came to you from the satellite. Then they came
up with sat download and modem upload. Now they have sat both ways.
Any high speed connection is better than dial up. Period. I get my dial
up free from an account
So, the flyback has been installed as of last night.
But before that, while I was at work looking at my nice new
flyback, I consulted the Magic 8 ball I have on my desk.
I asked it if I would get the monitor working tonight.
It's reply was Yes.
That sure made me all happy.. So I came home, did
I vote shop... ;0)
On Wednesday, August 20, 2003, at 01:05 AM, Nils wrote:
And in that time, the
guns get a little warmed up, but then what looks like could be a
picture, turns into a colorful oval shape, about 2x4 on the scren.
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