I have a 266MHz Beige G3 DT which is a workhorse for the OS 9 apps that it
runs. 768Meg memory, USB, FW, and ATA133 PCI cards. Is there a ZIF cpu
that I can install, perhaps from a B W, which would give me a noticeable
increase in speed? Other than speed, the fit of the DT to my needs is
My 300MHz Beige G3 minitower -- which I passed on to a new home last November
-- had a Sonnet Encore/ZIF G4/500MHz Processor Upgrade. IIRC, the upgrade was
was easy, and it certainly made for a great OS 9 experience.
Guy
On 3/25/13, Click wrote:
I have a 266MHz Beige G3 DT which is a
Hi folks
I've just set my dad up with a base-model mac mini after years of supporting
his ancient XP box. He's used to Autosketch for technical drawing, but this
doesn't work on the mac - even the wonderful Crossover turns up its nose. So
I've given him my copy of Creative Suite 3 so he can
On Mar 25, 2013, at 10:30 AM, Bruce Ryan wrote:
I've just set my dad up with a base-model mac mini after years of supporting
his ancient XP box. He's used to Autosketch for technical drawing, but this
doesn't work on the mac - even the wonderful Crossover turns up its nose. So
I've given
My 300MHz Beige G3 minitower -- which I passed on to a new home last
November -- had a Sonnet Encore/ZIF G4/500MHz Processor Upgrade. IIRC, the
upgrade was was easy, and it certainly made for a great OS 9 experience.
500 and 533 MHz were offered by various companies.
The Beige is somewhat
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From: Fabian Fang f...@mac.com
So can anyone recommend a good guide/teach yourself Illustrator book? I
don't think it will matter if it's from as far back as V5 (I recall the
manual for V5 having a good teaching session, and I don't see that any of
the
Fabian, Glen
http://www.amazon.com/Illustrator-Windows-Macintosh-Elaine-Weinmann/dp/0321510453/ref=sr_1_2?s=booksie=UTF8qid=1364233558sr=1-2keywords=illustrator+cs3+books
It is a good book. You can still buy a brand new copy for as little as
$3.37 (plus shipping) from an Amazon Marketplace.
G'day Bruce.
As an aside, have you set up a screen sharing link with both Macs, so you can
show your parents what to do? Skype makes it easy, but you do need reasonably
fast links. Skype suggest 300 KBs.
I find screen sharing invaluable, even from a few kilometers away.
Regards
Santa
On
Hi Santa
As an aside, have you set up a screen sharing link with both Macs, so you can
show your parents what to do? Skype makes it easy, but you do need reasonably
fast links. Skype suggest 300 KBs.
I find screen sharing invaluable, even from a few kilometers away.
Agreed - and