d-link wireless pcmcia card

I have been reading the archived posts about wireless pc(mcia) cards 'til my eyes are dry. Does someone know offhand whether I can get a driver to run a d-link wireless pc card in my cardbus -enabled 3400? I have access to a way cheap used d-link pc card. Be a real sweet deal to get that to work

3com megahertz 56k modem model 3cxm756

I was running this pc card modem fine in my 5300c/100 (24mb Ram running 8.6) with the Megahertz v90 driver dl'd from the US Robotics site. I tried plugging it into the newest pb in our collection, a 3400c/180 (running 8.6 with 32mb ram) using the same driver. I see the card on the desktop. I can c

clippity snip snip please?

since I often use a mobile device to view my mail, reading digests in which whole posts are quoted and requoted is a nightmare of scrolling and page refreshing (not to mention a sore thumb) can we please try to clippity snip snip our replies down to referencing essentials? For the sake of my po

Belkin Notebook 10/100 16 bit PC Card

> I've been thinking about getting the Belkin Notebook > 10/100 Ethernet Card Type II 16-bit PCMCIA. I'm not > 100% positive it will work, but most other belkin > items I have do. I tried one of those, but the 5300c didn't recognize it, and I couldn't find any kind of mac driver for it. I don't

ethernet pc card for 5300c/3400c

I need to know the brand names of some ethernet pc cards that would work on both the 5300c and the 3400c. Most of the cards I can get new off the shelf require cardbus (and we know we don 't have that...) so I'm sure I'm looking for something used. I did a search in the archives about it, and I kn

pc card smartcard readers

Does anyone on this list use a pc card smartcard reader with a 5300 or 3400? I have a Fujifilm floppy card adapter, but it even says in the documentation not to use it on a PowerBook. The first floppy adapter we bought was a Sony device, and it failed to work at all on any machine we own. (The Fu

5300c os, surfing, e-mail word proc...

A lot will depend on how much RAM you have and whether you are using an older hard drive (like me) or a newer, faster one. I run 8.6 and I only have 24mb, but almost all I do is word processing or the like, and even in Word, it's not that bad. Originally, I got online thru Earthlink dial up using

small pop3 e-mail clients and small browsers

> From: David Deckert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Yes, try old (pre version 4) Eudora first and see if > that works. Where might I find such a thing? I have been checking my old macaddict disks and other shareware diskies, and I can't seem to find an old Eudora. I have a zillion copies of old Claris E

IR between 6500 dt & 5300 pb

In case anyone is interested, I did get the Farallon IR dock to work. Yes, slow as dirt, but look Ma! No Cables! Thanks everyone for being patient with my dumb questions. Pook -- PowerBooks is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | E

small pop3 clients

Until I replace it I need to make do with the 750 mb hard drive. Can anyone recommed any small pop3 clients that are really good with offline activities? It's been a long time since I used anything but webmail, and I want to use something smaller than Outlook anyways. -- PowerBooks is sponsored

making restore disks

Because I got my 5300c used, it did not come with original install disks or anything like that. I loaded 8.6 on it using a localtalk connection (yes, like waiting for toenails to grow...) I have everything from 7.1 through 8.6 but all of it is on CD. I haven't made any startup disks since I was in

IR between 3400 and imac

Now this is an interesting article, about an IR connection between a 3400 and an imac. Could I try this at home with an imac and my 5300? (which BTW is doing much better now that it has a new adapter!) http://home.golden.net/~samu/maccourse/parts/pages/usbiMac.html (you need to scroll down to s

Lucky Dog and yet more IR

> From: Andrew Kershaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Re: adapter woe resolved and setting up IR > > That's a lucky dog! Sounds cute though. You got > pictures? ;-) Of course I do! And he is very cute. I'll put together a puppy page (didn't I just read on the MacAddict site about some kind of

adapter woe resolved and setting up IR

Thanks to everyone who responded to my late night cry of anguish over my power adapter. No, the computer wasn't plugged in when the little dickens got to it. Puupy is a pick pocket, gotta watch 'im or he will get things out of coat pockets and purses. The gear bag was sitting on the floor, he stuck

powerbook 45w power adapter

Woe is me. My puppy gave his opinion about all the time I've been tinkering with the PB lately by chewing up the non replaceable part of my 5300 powerbook 45w power adapter part no M3037. I can't get mad at him. He's 7 mos old, I have been spending a wee bit too much time with the computer stuff

Digital Camera and Powerbook

Hi. Normally I'm pretty quiet because I don't really have a lot of Mac wisdom to share, but here's my digital camera situation: I have an Olympus D-40. It is small, cute, works like a charm, and I'm the envy of all my digital photographer pals (which kind of makes up for the fact that I didn't rea

5300 and digital photography

I'm just getting into digital photography, and I was thinking I might as well buy a camera I could use with the 5300. I have two junky cheapo digital cameras, neither of which performs very reliably, and they both hook up using USB. So neither of them will work with my 5300. But if I pay real mone

IR AirDock the continuing saga

81ef4fda3@[202.182.82.67]> > In-Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: Sun, 21 Apr 2002 18:00:46 +1000 > From: K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Airdock questions/ some answers > a set of instructions, dated 1997, from > Farallon which talk about > using system 7 or later. That is what I have. >