I can't install anything
I can't get stuffit expander, adobe acrobat, or anything else to install on
my pb3400
i have all the proper versions and the proper OS 7.6
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I need to take an Appleworks 6 database around with me so I've
resurrected an old 5300 running OS8.
Appleworks 6 is running under 9.1 on a desktop machine, but won't run
under OS8. I've updated Quicktime (to v3) but now it says it needs
Navigation Services(?) I've found the prefs on
See if you can upgrade to OS 8.1, this allows AW 6.0 to work, at least it
does on our Mac Performa 6360. The upgrade is free and should be found, I
think, at .versiontracker.com.John Brownsberger
on 12/20/02 9:59 AM, Mike Russell at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi list
I need to take
I have uncompressed stuffit expander 5.5 on my windows machine amd tansfered
the file to my powerbook 3400 but it still will not install.
the file is named
Aladdin expander 5.5 installer
i get the message could not find the application program that created the
document named aladdin expander 5.5
On 20/12/02 15:28, Midgar-Survivor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have uncompressed stuffit expander 5.5 on my windows machine amd tansfered
the file to my powerbook 3400 but it still will not install.
Welcome to Macintosh ! A few things to know about transferring files between
PC and Mac :
- you
On Fri, 20 Dec 2002, Mehdi El Gueddari wrote:
- you can download a compressed executable (.bin, .sit, .hqx, .zip...) and
transfer it to your Mac just like any other document but DO NOT decompress
the file on the PC, If you do that, the file will be unreadable on the Mac
(that what you've
On 20/12/02 16:21, Kent Peterson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is not strictly true. A PC program like TransMac can allow you to use
a PC to transfer Mac binary applications to your Mac.
I tried transmac a few months ago but I thought that it was just useful to
write on a mac formated foppy.
From: Mehdi El Gueddari [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To install stuffit on your 3400, just find an ISP install CD (there are
plenty around in France so I guess that it's the same in the US) :
generally, you can find an uncompressed Stuffit expander on those CD (of
course, you need to have a CD player
From: John Brownsberger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
See if you can upgrade to OS 8.1, this allows AW 6.0 to work, at least it
does on our Mac Performa 6360. The upgrade is free and should be found, I
think, at .versiontracker.com.John Brownsberger
on 12/20/02 9:59 AM, Mike Russell at
K wrote:
When trying to fit a smaller hard drive into the old hard drive metal frame
of my powerbook 5300, I cut away some of the copper sheath. (Later I found
out that I didn't need to do that, but I thought that was the obstruction
with the trackpad- instead it was the screws in the wrong
From: Midgar-Survivor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
i need to install an sea file
Just double click it. It's a Self Extracting Application.
It will open itself the you will have an installer.
You don't need Stuffit or anything else.
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Mike Russell wrote:
Hi list
I need to take an Appleworks 6 database around with me so I've
resurrected an old 5300 running OS8.
Appleworks 6 is running under 9.1 on a desktop machine, but won't run
under OS8. I've updated Quicktime (to v3) but now it says it needs
Navigation
I recently purchased a used Powerbook 520. It has an internet plug-in on it
with OS 7.5. I would like to upgrade to OS 8.1 and use the internet. What
ISP would work on this PB and what browsers should I put on it and or mail
server - ie. IE 4.5 and OE 4.5?
Also, is it possible to obtain a
Sorry, I forget to change the subject, so I am sending again!
I recently purchased a used Powerbook 520. It has an internet plug-in on it
with OS 7.5. I would like to upgrade to OS 8.1 and use the internet. What
ISP would work on this PB and what browsers should I put on it and or mail
server
At 1:50 PM -0400 12/20/2002, John Brownsberger wrote:
Sorry, I forget to change the subject, so I am sending again!
I recently purchased a used Powerbook 520. It has an internet plug-in on it
with OS 7.5. I would like to upgrade to OS 8.1 and use the internet. What
ISP would work on this PB
By plug-in I mean a port to run a cable from the computer to the phone jack.
The only internet service provider I know that can service anything under
OS8.1 is AOL - are their any others? Does anyone know if this PB 520 can
upgrade to OS8.5 or 8.6? From what I have found, it can't! John
What is the swap list and where do I find it. John B.
on 12/20/02 4:41 PM, Mehdi El Gueddari at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As Clark said, you can use an ADB mouse (you can find one for almost
nothing
on the swap list). I use an apple one without any problems.
Peace,
Mehdi
On 20/12/02
thanks for the help guys! John B.
on 12/20/02 4:30 PM, Clark Martin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 3:25 PM -0400 12/20/2002, John Brownsberger wrote:
By plug-in I mean a port to run a cable from the computer to the phone jack.
The only internet service provider I know that can service
On 20/12/02 20:47, John Brownsberger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
What is the swap list and where do I find it. John B.
The swap list is the low end mac list you can use to buy and sell Mac parts.
You can find it here : http://lowendmac.com/lists/swap.html
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From: Mike Amato [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Midgar-Survivor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
i need to install an sea file
Just double click it. It's a Self Extracting Application.
It will open itself the you will have an installer.
You don't need Stuffit or anything else.
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A mac app
Date: Fri, 20 Dec 2002 15:25:53 -0400
Subject: Re: Powerbook 520
From: John Brownsberger
Message-ID:
In-Reply-To:
By plug-in I mean a port to run a cable from the computer to the phone jack.
The only internet service provider I know that can service anything under
OS8.1 is AOL - are their
From: John Brownsberger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The only internet service provider I know that can service anything under
OS8.1 is AOL - are their any others? Does anyone know if this PB 520 can
upgrade to OS8.5 or 8.6? From what I have found, it can't! John
Brownsberger
I use Roadrunner and my
On Fri, 20 Dec 2002, Mehdi El Gueddari wrote:
On 20/12/02 16:21, Kent Peterson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is not strictly true. A PC program like TransMac can allow you to use
a PC to transfer Mac binary applications to your Mac.
I tried transmac a few months ago but I thought that it
In a message dated 12/20/02 2:26:02 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
From: Midgar-Survivor
Getting stuffit installed is
always the hard part when you buy a used Mac.
Actually you should be able to go to the Aladdin Web Page and download a free
copy of Stuffit Expander for Mac.
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On 20/12/02 23:18, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 12/20/02 2:26:02 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
From: Midgar-Survivor
Getting stuffit installed is
always the hard part when you buy a used Mac.
Actually you should be able to go to the Aladdin Web Page and
Jeff, I use Earthlink for everything from 7.5 to 8.6 on PB 230s through PB
3400s. If you use an earlier version of their software (2.0 or 2.1 I think), you
can connect easily. Also, my experience is that they have excellent telephone
support. I use Netscape for email only. I haven't found a
Dear Listessas/Listas,
Among other things I just ordered aforementioned item from the
powerbookguy to replace the ailing existing one. While having done quite a
bit of work on the 5300 and a Kanga (changing HDs, changing trackpad
buttons, PRAM batteries, Videocard ...) this will be a first for
John,
ISP: Most any ISP can handle a Macintosh running anything from System 7 upwards. It's
just that their support prople can't handle questions about it (many can't deal with
the latest and greatest, but that's another story).
If they handle TCP/IP and PPP, you should be ok. I'm willing to
The power supply board actually fits under the trackpad and palmrest.
It's got those little metal prongs you can see in the battery bay...
It's easy to install - it's got it's own little socket on the
motherboard into which it plugs. You needn't worry about soldering
anything, all you will
Hello,
I have been using, off and on, a SanDisk 128mb CF card as a volume available
for Virtual Memory. The CF card is Mac formatted.
It used to work, but now, even though the Memory Control Panel says it is
the VM volume, and it shows 116mb available, and the radio button is ON, it
is taking
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