Hi,
I'm interested in using a PowerBook G3 series (bronze keyboard, 333MHz)
laptop on public transport - a bus to be specific. How likely is this
to cause damage to the hard disk? The bus I use is the 72 bus, which
turns a lot of corners and can bounce up and down a fair bit. It's a
question
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on Sat, Mar 13, 2004 at 12:04:08PM +0800, John Taylor wrote:
The bus I use is the 72 bus, which turns a lot of corners
and can bounce up and down a fair bit.
I've seem someone using an iBook on the 98/99. Whether he's suppose
to or not, I don't know. Also, I imagine
On 12/3/04 6:04 PM, bill parker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have any info regarding latest version of SystemWorks.?
Just got myself a G4 PB (OS 10.3) and SystemWorks New Version is
incompatible. The Symantec www site is no use.
Bill
-- The WA Macintosh User Group
I can't see it being a problem. I ride the 72 myself sometimes and
there's nothing on that route (or any Transperth route for that matter)
that I can think of that would injure an active hard drive. The hard
drives in laptops tend to reasonably robust, even when active. If it was
a four-wheel
On Sat, 2004-03-13 at 12:44, Gordon Campbell wrote:
Anyone have experience with using laptops on the buses?
I use mine quite a bit, or did until I started riding my bike to work
instead. I've had no disk-related problems, and all has been well. The
laptop did die recently (the local Toshiba
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on Sat, Mar 13, 2004 at 01:10:21PM +0800, Craig Ringer wrote:
I think you'll find that laptop disks are up to it. If you're unsure,
look up the operating shock specs for a 2 1/2 disk (say, a 42k RPM or
54k RPM Hitachi) on the 'net, and find out for sure.
It would
My drive 10 works well on my iMac 333s but Not on My G5 is there an
update that anyone is aware of that would allow this? I have techtool 4
would drive 10 be worth updating
tom samson
I have a sony vaio -yes I can say that with minimal shame, I think-
that is in need of a backlight for the screen. Does anyone know where I
can get one sony wants me to buy a new screen for $500- I'd not spend
that on a wintel machine -there I am better now. But it would make a
handy under
has anyone got an oldish one of these laying around gathering dust?
I was at a meeting the other night and the facilitator said if i had a
palm pilot she'd be able to give me the application thing she has to
help work things out. I don't know if i need the 8meg ram one like she
has but got
I was searching around here for an old floppy drive for someone and i
cannot remember who it was and lost emails. I am still hoping it will
turn up. thanks the store part of the shed was a tip. but not
so far. Do you still want the software i mentioned?
yvonne
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on Sat, Mar 13, 2004 at 01:10:21PM +0800, Craig Ringer wrote:
I think you'll find that laptop disks are up to it. If you're unsure,
look up the operating shock specs for a 2 1/2 disk (say, a 42k RPM or
54k RPM Hitachi) on the 'net, and find out for sure.
It
Hi all
I've got a copy of (Kai's photo soap se) when i bought my imac .
Does anyone know if these are homepage for upgrading the software any
further from the SE version
Thanks
Bart
Try here :-
http://www.scansoft.com/photosoap/
On Saturday, March 13, 2004, at 06:03 PM, BART RAFFAELE wrote:
Hi all
I've got a copy of (Kai's photo soap se) when i bought my imac .
Does anyone know if these are homepage for upgrading the software any
further from the SE version
Thanks
Anybody else recently been sent e-mails saying 'Here is the file' as
the subject complete with a Word file attached?
Twice happened coming from different e-mail addresses - both unknown
to me. Obviously someone is trying to get a virus to me.
Chhers,
Brad
--
Brad Helden
Perth, Western
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