here's the proceedure I found:
The user's guide for earlier versions of the Apple MessagePad stated
that the MessagePad could be sent in for service to have the password
removed. That is incorrect. There is no supported method for removing or
resetting the password and preserving the data and u
OK, I put in some fresh batteries and it works like new. It has a 2 MB
expansion memory card(!), a real leather Calise case, 2 styluses and the fax
attachment box. Now, if I could just remember the password to get past the
login screen. I remember it had a pretty fun lunar lander program, but I
can
It is a rather special item that is unlikely to sell in a short time
period so it may not be the best thing for good will. Ebay is selling
them for between $50 and $150 so it could be worth it.
On Sun, Jul 11, 2010 at 6:39 PM, Shawn Dowler wrote:
> If you don't want to go to the trouble of sellin
If you don't want to go to the trouble of selling it and it still
works, at least donate it to a thrift store. They will make a few
bucks and someone who really wants it will be really happy to have
found it.
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On Sun, Jul 11, 2010 at 5:38 PM, Technomage wrote:
> do you know if it still works?
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> On 7/11/10 3:24 PM, Mark Phillips wrote:
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> Doing some house cleaning and I ran across my old Apple Newton and fax
> adapter. Anyone have a use for them before I toss them?
>
> Mark
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Sell it on EBAY
It did the last time I turned it on...Of course, I had more hair then
and was a lot slimmer.;-) I remember using the Graphiti handwriting
recognition software to write a fax, convert my handwriting to text, and
sending a fax from the airport. It was a great gadget for its time, although
a l
do you know if it still works?
On 7/11/10 3:24 PM, Mark Phillips wrote:
Doing some house cleaning and I ran across my old Apple Newton and fax
adapter. Anyone have a use for them before I toss them?
Mark
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Wow a newton! Other then to put it in a museum of technology way to
far ahead of it's time to be successful I have no use, but hate to see
it go into the trash.
On Sun, Jul 11, 2010 at 3:24 PM, Mark Phillips
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> Doing some house cleaning and I ran across my old Apple Newton and fax
> adapter
Doing some house cleaning and I ran across my old Apple Newton and fax
adapter. Anyone have a use for them before I toss them?
Mark
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I didn't necessarily mean that was a bad way to do it, just that I
prefer other methods, but I suppose that's more my problem than
perl's, for example I have a few ruby scripts that need to use
openstruct, define a new object and pass that in to make command line
options work. Perl doesn't need an
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