Hi...
According to Macintouch http://www.macintouch.com/ the range of
serial numbers covered under Apple's iBook logic board repair program
has been extended and now covers the range
UV117XX to UV342XX
[The previous range was UV220XX to UV342XX. -MacInTouch]
More info on
Dear All
I recently went in to CUPS to make some changes to one of my printers. When
I go to make changes I get asked for a username and password - this didn't
happen prior to upgrading to 10.3.4. Any username and password combination
I use fails.
Does anyone know which username/password combo
Another angle on the mouse discussion.
All mouses have one thing in common. They require frequent use of the
muscles that lift the arm (deltoid, trapezius, etc). Anyone experiencing
regular stiffness or aches in the shoulder or neck would be well advised
to consider using a trackball. It does not
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on Tue, Jun 22, 2004 at 08:32:06AM +0800, Greg Pennefather wrote:
I recently went in to CUPS to make some changes to one of my printers. When
I go to make changes I get asked for a username and password - this didn't
happen prior to upgrading to 10.3.4. Any
On 17/06/2004, at 10:44 AM, Rob Findlay wrote:
From: Mike Fuller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've recently upgraded to a BW G3 running OS 10.3.4 and 9.2.2, with
an
Applevision 1710AV monitor. As well as the video cable, the monitor is
attached via the ADB port.
snip
You need to have an ADB
On 17/6/04 11:19 AM, Mike Fuller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 17/06/2004, at 10:44 AM, Rob Findlay wrote:
From: Mike Fuller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've recently upgraded to a BW G3 running OS 10.3.4 and 9.2.2, with
an
Applevision 1710AV monitor. As well as the video cable, the monitor is
Is that from OS 9 or X? Its possible that X does not recognise ADB fully,
only enough for a keyboard and mouse to work. If you haven't tried the
geometry in 9, give that a go. It would be interesting to see if it works
properly in native OS 9 (not through Classic).
Seeya
Rod!
Monitor
Now if you had a Lisa (Mac XL) that would be something!
Got one... it's in the shed, in a box. Someone gave it to me back in June
1995. Apparently it used to run at the time, but I've never tried to fire it
up. Got a bunch of original Lisa disks with it as well!
Regards,
Phil
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Hi All!
Does anyone know where I can get custom badges made for PC cases? Those
domed ones. I only need one made, so does anyone know if there is a kit
where you can put in an image?
Seeya
Rod!
i'm using trackball for years, it takes far less desktop space than a
mouse and you can cover a much larger screen area without lifting it
aroundJames
(it is a kensinton orbit trackball)
On 22/06/2004, at 9:02, Vladimir James wrote:
Another angle on the mouse discussion.
All mouses have
1. Does anyone know of a dictionary that you can add to so that I can
have a more comprehensive
dictionary?
A short while ago- at the markets I picked up an Apple Soundtrack 1.01
CD I haven't payed
much attention to it until now. Now I have a Cd that has a good program
on it but there is no
Tom
I'm not sure of expandability but Omnidictionary is a great resource:
http://www.omnigroup.com/applications/omnidictionary/
Also not related to your Garageband request but have you tried iPiano
which converts your keyboard into a piano (or other) keyboard, allowing
you to compose with
On 22/06/2004, at 10:45 AM, Rod wrote:
Is that from OS 9 or X? Its possible that X does not recognise ADB
fully,
only enough for a keyboard and mouse to work. If you haven't tried the
geometry in 9, give that a go. It would be interesting to see if it
works
properly in native OS 9 (not
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on Tue, Jun 22, 2004 at 05:56:51PM +0800, Mike Fuller wrote:
Just one more puzzle - why did it take 5 days for my first reply to get
posted on the list?
Seriously: I suppose this was the first post rule (i.e. manual
verification of a sender's first post from a
Hello dear WAMUGgers
I've been on this WAP (wireless access) trail for some months now and
again seek your advice.
I have now read the WA DET SOE Standards Document for Wireless LANs in
Schools. It is interesting and complicated reading. Some of it is
beyond me I think.
The NetGear WG
Hey all,
I did decades of graphics work etc with a mouse and began to develop
repetitive strain injury. I purchased a trackball back in the closing
days of Cannington AppleCentre and after persisting for about a week,
my strain injury disappeared. I LOVE my Logitech Trackman (and my
Wacom
Does anyone know when airport express will be available in WA please?
thanks and Best wishes
edward
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