This is not correct: as I wrote in my previous comment, Word 2011 fir Mac dies
open old Word 4 files, but not via the double click. You need to open the file
from the File: Open menu.
Ben
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On 22/ott/2013, at 15:47, Guy Plunkett III g...@charter.net wrote:
So the Windows
I concur 100%.
My 1996 PowerMac 7600 with a G4 Sonnet 1000 MHz, IDE HD connected to internal
IDE card and plenty of RAM screams with OS 9, but when I boot off OS X it can
barely keep the pace of a modest Wallstreet 233MHz.
I beleive it is pointless being able to install whatever OS on whatever
http://www.webalice.it/beniamino.cenci.goga/68k/Power_Macintosh_7600.html
;-)
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On 29/lug/2012, at 17:08, Kris Tilford ktilfo...@cox.net wrote:
On Jul 29, 2012, at 8:45 AM, Beniamino Cenci Goga wrote:
My 1996 PowerMac 7600 with a G4 Sonnet 1000 MHz, IDE HD connected
If the whole system is well tuned it runs fine, under OS 9. But not that faster
than the G3 it had before. Now the Carrier ZIF is into an 8600 with a G3 350
MHz and the performace are quite similar.
All these card are a true nightmare and as soon as you add memory or cards, or
even HDs the
Nice try! Instead of this supposed photo, please give any link to an actual
Sonnet product that supports a 1 GHz G4 with an L2 L3 cache on a PCI
PowerMac such as the 7600. I do not believe any such product exists. And also
explain how you get a 20x bus ratio. We've had these fake
On 29/lug/2012, at 17:08, Kris Tilford ktilfo...@cox.net wrote:
AFAIK there's no such thing as a 1 GHz G4 for any PCI PowerMac, the fastest
possible would be 600 MHz because of the 50 MHz system bus and the 12x
multiplier limitation (50 MHz x12 = 600 MHz). I don't believe any 600 MHz G4
Contrary to popular belief - not everyone has or even wants facebook.
I concurr, but FB is a good tools to get figures. In this case we are trying to
see if the number of potential users is worth the effort of improving MailForge
or building a new app.
By the way, regarding FB, there are many
Get thee over to:
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SUBSCRIBING:
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Thanks, I have just subscribed and I have linked the ML info on that FB page,
Ben
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If you are from MF, why not post a poll on their own forum? Not that I ever
had any luck there - whoever approves memberships was asleep the week I
signed up so I never got the help I was looking for and ended up tossing that
idea in the trash.
I am not from MF, I am just a poweruser.
On a side note, do you even know if the card is mac compatible?
it is not. now, since I have to buy again the card from the Olympus
dealer, I came across the idea to replace it with something that works
with G3-G4-G5, as I am plenty of them in my lab and I can dedicate one
to the
I would like to connect an Olympus microscope via its camera (the
Olympus DP70 12.5 million-pixel digital color camera system) to a G3
bw. The digital system has a 26pin female and a 26pin cable.
Is it hard to find the correct video card with a 26pin female plug
that I can use in the G3,
The whole story is that we have the system but during some remodeling
of the lab the PC along with its LCD 15 display got lost... well,
someone from the academic community, took it...
So now what's left is just the whole Microscope system and since I
basically use it as a teaching tool I
On Jan 24, 2009, at 7:26 PM, Doug Burton wrote:
Does anyone know if the docs can be saved as PDF's
the print dialog works with any application, but the Share menu of
pages 09 let you export as PDF, Word, RTF, Plain Text. Better still
the amazing iWork.com...
menu Share: Share via
On Jan 3, 2009, at 1:12 AM, ProGearDeal wrote:
Please double check your firewire cable.
Most likely, it is your firewire cable got short curcit and burn the
board.
In fact I have the feeling that I burnt the FW of a couple of eMacs
and iMacs at the university... :-(
Ben
I did try everything:
os 9, 9.1, 9.2.1, 9.2.2, OS x 10.2, 10.4
open firmaware reset nvram and all
PRAM
unplugged without battery for two days
CUDA switch
I believe it is busted so I have ordered a replacement daughterboard
(it is for my collection, so I would like it as close to the
Jonas Lopez wrote:
This is a test to the list - if it is received please reply to me.
I am presently in Italy, probably this is the reason why I did not get
the message ;-)
Ben
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O ascii ribbon campaign
I replaced the 266 MHz G3 with a 450 MHz G4 and changed the jumper
position to get a 83.3 MHz bus x 5.5 = 458 MHz G4. It has run
flawlessly for a month under 9.2 and OS X 10.2.8. The G4 chip I am
using has a bad L2 cache, nevertheless I wanted to try again to enable
it so I kept trying
You need to look at the Grackle chip on the motherboard to see if it
can support the 83MHz bus speed.
It is the 66 MHz, but it has run rock solid for months, until I used
one L2 enabler (I do not recall which).
How did you know the L2 was bad?
OS X reads 0 and I have never been able to
I replaced the internal CD drive with a DVD ROM, installed Tiger
(which, indeed is pretty usable on this 450 MHz G3) and managed to
grab the files I needed from the IDE HD!
many thanks,
Ben
On Dec 22, 2008, at 10:53 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Dec 22, 2008, at 2:37 PM, Beniamino Cenci
When I need to read a IDE/ATA PC-formatted hard drive I plug it to the
DVD IDE connector of my Intel Mac Pro and I can access all its files.
I was wondering if this feature is accessible from a BW G3 or if it
is only Leopard related or Intel related.
Presently my Yosemite running os X
Ok, will install 10.3 and see, many thanks!
Ben
OS X 10.3 and higher can read NTFS, but you need to hack things around
to write to them. (using MacFUSE and NTFS3G)
However with 10.2.8, you're ool, I think. I don't remember ever being
able to get NTFS working on the Mac back then.
Excuse me if you have done both updates. --glen
excuse accepted! ;-)
Ben
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So today I tried to install a G4 ZIF that I have never been able to
use with L2 enabled. I had used this processor on a carrie ZIF into
PowerMac 7600 and into a beige G3. No way to enable L2 cache (I have
used all the known software). So I prepared the Yosemite, G4 firmware
update, jumper
On Dec 15, 2008, at 11:04 PM, John Ruschmeyer wrote:
Silly question, but did you remove the firmware block that prevents
the BW
G3 from using a G4?
yes I did...:
So I prepared the Yosemite, G4 firmware
update,
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Did you reset the pram after swapping the video card into 66mhz slot?
the G3 came without battery after more than 1 year in a cabinet and the ATI
Rage 128 GL (incidentally, this is the card: I did check) was in the 66 MHz
slot.
There is only one strange thing: the oscillator on the card says:
Which video card is it?
According to Mactracker, for the Yosemite, I believe the slot 1,
although 66MHz, is still a PCI slot versus an AGP one.
Only a 66MHz PCI video card would work in that one (PCI and 66 being
limiting factors)? not a 33MHz video card?
Just asking / thinking out
On Dec 13, 2008, at 10:42 PM, Paul wrote:
According to the service manual, the video card always goes in PCI
Slot 1, which is the short slot.
this afternoon I tried a known good voodoo 3dfx 3000, same thing: no
video out if inserted in slot 1, ok if in one of the other 3. If
cleaning
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