Re: Thanks for the assistance

2003-02-17 Thread debkmaillist
Hi Steve, I will probably keep it [I still have a IIci!] and at some point investigate video-capture, or other stuff for which to use it. Maybe keep it as a backup machine. I will have a G4 laptop [which will dock to a 17 ColorSync CRT monitor] and I also have a Dell for work. Steve

Re: Thanks for the assistance

2003-02-17 Thread debkmaillist
Hi Denny, Thanks for that suggestion -- I'll tell her. She does have it on a surge protector, but I think what was happening is she was unplugging the surge protector whenever there was bad weather in KS, or when she was leaving for a trip. So it gradually got slower and slower to boot up.

Re: Thanks for the assistance

2003-02-17 Thread debkmaillist
writes: At 11:49 -0600 on 14/02/03, debkmaillist wrote: She needs something faster, as she is encountering such slow web-surfing as to really frustrate her. What browser is she using, and how much RAM does the 840AV have? I'm willing to bet throwing a bunch of RAM in there and using iCab

Thanks for the assistance

2003-02-14 Thread debkmaillist
I'd like to thank all of you who sent suggestions for my mother's Quadra 840AV. What I found is that if it is left unplugged for a couple of days, it does take longer to boot up than if it is left plugged in, but shut down. It takes longer to boot up from a plugged-in shut-down than a restart,

Quadra 840AV startup problem

2003-02-05 Thread debkmaillist
[cross-posted to the MacAV list] Hi, My mom has had a Quadra 840AV for about 4 years. It has worked fine for her basic needs -- mostly email and AppleWorks, some Photoshop 3. It has 56mb RAM, a 2gb HD, runs OSv8.1 During the past few months, it has begun taking longer and longer to boot