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Info-Mac Digest Sun, 10 Mar 02 Volume 19 : Issue 25
Today's Topics:
[*] "Verbs & Nouns" Sample Phrases 1.0 - language learning
[*] AutoCat 3.0.4 FR
[*] Crystalball updated
[*] DoubletScan 4.0b1
[*] GLMStat 5.6.4 X; Generalized Linear Models
[*] GLMStat 5.6.4; Generalized Linear Models
[*] KnowledgeMiner 4.0 - Powerful Data-Mining Made Easy
[*] Let's See
[*] Project Timer - Time Tracking Software Released for OS X and Classic
[*] Romi 2.1
[*] Romi 2.1 - French version
[*] Romi 2.1 - German version
[*] Romi 2.1 - Italian version
[*] Romi 2.1 - Spanish version
[*] Toucan 1.0 - a drag and drop slideshow.
[*] Verbs & Nouns 2.5.4 - foreign language learning
[Q] Mail App and compound criteria filters?
[Q] SMC router/print server and lpr
[Q] Text Editor?
Connecting PLW to OS X
Info-Mac Digest V19 #22
Need help resurrecting powerbook?
Turning Apple Cinema Display into a TV?
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Date: 8 Mar 2002
From: Jacek Iwanski
To:
Subject: [*] "Verbs & Nouns" Sample Phrases 1.0 - language learning
'V&N Sample Phrases' is a sample collection of sentences for use with
English Inflection dictionaries (created with the Verbs & Nouns
language-learning program). This package is an easy way to try out the
'Phrase Engine' feature in Verbs & Nouns. You can extend this module by
adding more text-files to it.
To try out the module you should:
1. Make sure that the program Verbs & Nouns version 2.5.4 or later is
installed on your Hard Disk.
2. Download any of the following Verbs & Nouns Inflection Dictionaries:
- English Verbs 2.1 (or later),
- English Nouns 2.1 (or later),
- English Adjectives 2.1 (or later).
You can download any of these direct from the Info-Mac archives (the
Education/Language directory), or via links from this web site site:
. If you are downloading
especially in order to try the Phrase Engine, we recommend "English Verbs".
If you already have other English Inflection Dictionaries you can use them
instead.
[Archived as /info-mac/edu/lang/v-and-n-sample-phrases-10.hqx; 2758 K]
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Date: 5 Mar 2002
From: Olivier Lebra
To:
Subject: [*] AutoCat 3.0.4 FR
AutoCat 3.0.4 - Version fran‡aise - Shareware $15
Catalog different.
Home Page d'AutoCat: http://kebawe.com/autocat/fr/
Enregistrement Online: http://order.kagi.com/?OL
Email de l'auteur: autocat@kebawe.com
French version by Philippe Bonnaure: http://www.bonnaure.com/
AutoCat a obtenu 4 souris a Macdownload et Tucows, et 5 a FileDudes.
AutoCat est un programme trˆs intuitif permettant de cataloguer vos MP3s,
vid‰os, images sur vos CDs. Il vous permet de cataloguer tous vos disques
‰jectables ou serveurs en utilisant des alias.
Points forts:
- Cataloguez tous vos CDs, CDRs, DVDs, tous types de disques et dossiers,
fa‡on Macintosh.
- Naviguez dans le catalogue directement a partir du Finder.
- Naviguez dans le catalogue a partir des dialogues Ouvrir/Enregistrer.
- Aucune application n'est necessaire pour naviguer dans le catalogue.
- Utilisez la commande 'Chercher' du Finder (Sherlock) pour effectuer des
recherches dans le catalogue.
- Travaille € partir d'une interface glisser-d‰poser trˆs simple et en t‚che
de fond.
- Catalogue le contenu des archives StuffIt.
- Compatible avec Appearance, compatible avec les Services de Navigation, et
Aqua sur MacáOSáX.
AutoCat requiert Mac OS X ou Mac OS 8.6 et plus avec CarbonLib.
AutoCat peut Štre inclus dans les CD-ROMs.
Bon AutoCatalogage!
[Archived as /info-mac/disk/autocat-304-fr.hqx; 514 K]
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Date: 5 Mar 2002
From: CrystalBall
To:
Subject: [*] Crystalball updated
Numerous Bug fixes from 3.0.5
3rd Edition (D&D) Dungeons and Dragons DM Utility. Random Treasure Generator
based on Encounter Level, Experience Award Calculator Quickly create any
character class (3rd editon) from the Players Handbook, Monster Manual,
Psionics Handbook, and Oriental Adventures. Generate you own Monsters to
throw at your players. Combat utility for DM's to keep combat simple and
moving quickly. Generate literally millions of random names for People and
Places. A must for any MAC Dungeon Master.
Download the Carbonized OSX version at
http://www.geocities.com/crystalballmac
http://homepage.mac.com/crystalballmac
[Archived as /info-mac/game/adv/crystal-ball-306.hqx; 1807 K]
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Date: 8 Mar 2002
From: Giuseppe Giunto
To:
Subject: [*] DoubletScan 4.0b1
What's new version 4.0.0b1
Find all kind of duplicates & more.
This is the first public beta that work on Classic and OS X,
so if you found bugs please, let us know. Thank you.
Doublet Scan is a fast and professional way to find all kind of
duplicates & more on your hard
disks. Compare the content of files, search duplicate files and
folders, unique files,
unique folders, empty files, empty folders, duplicate and unique by;
label, custom icon,
locked files, locked folders, invisible files, invisible folders, aliases,
compressed files and much more.
Download page: http://www.hyperbolicsoftware.com/download.html
Direct links:
http://www.hyperbolicsoftware.com/progr ... an40b1.sit
ftp://ftp.hyperbolicsoftware.com/DoubletScan40b1.sit
[Archived as /info-mac/disk/doublet-scan-40b1.hqx; 1632 K]
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Date: 7 Mar 2002
From: Ken Beath
To:
Subject: [*] GLMStat 5.6.4 X; Generalized Linear Models
GLMStat X is a MacOS X statistical program for analysing generalised
linear models. It provides a macintosh interface and includes many
of the features of other programs. Features of GLMStat are
- spreadsheet style data entry
- factors may be represented as either integers or strings (categories)
- Normal, Poisson, Binomial and Gamma models with appropriate links
and specification of convergence and aliasing parameters
- Scatter and Residual plots
- Matrix scatterplots
- Box and Whisker plots
- Frequency distribution histograms
- Descriptive statistics.
- Output of deviance, parameter estimates, residuals and parameter
correlations
- Saving of data files complete with all model specifications.
- printing of data, graph and results.
- Missing values
- Online Help (under the apple menu) and a brief User Manual.
- Transcript window to display output of previous commands
- almost fully Applescriptable and recordable with access to some
data structures
- includes example data files for most examples in two of the texts.
- Individual licences available for $US25. 10 User Site Licences
$US100. Site licences $US200. World site licence $US500. Payment in
$US through Kagi Shareware.
- Registration includes free upgrades to version 6.x
Unregistered copies are fully functional except that Save and Save As
are disabled and there is a usage period of 12 weeks.
Version 5.6.4
- fixed bug which caused part of Boxplots to be sometimes drawn
outside of graph area
- fixed bug which caused boxplot type to be used from preferences
rather than from box plot dialog
This is a free upgrade to all GLMStat registrations.
Current versions of GLMStat are always available at
http://www.ozemail.com.au/~kjbeath/glmstat.html
Ken Beath
kjbeath@kagi.com
[Archived as /info-mac/sci/glm-stat-564-x.hqx; 938 K]
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Date: 7 Mar 2002
From: Ken Beath
To:
Subject: [*] GLMStat 5.6.4; Generalized Linear Models
GLMStat is a Macintosh-based statistical program for analysing
generalised linear models. It provides a macintosh interface and
includes many of the features of other programs. Features of GLMStat
are
- spreadsheet style data entry
- factors may be represented as either integers or strings (categories)
- Normal, Poisson, Binomial and Gamma models with appropriate links
and specification of convergence and aliasing parameters
- Scatter and Residual plots
- Matrix scatterplots
- Box and Whisker plots
- Frequency distribution histograms
- Descriptive statistics.
- Output of deviance, parameter estimates, residuals and parameter
correlations
- Saving of data files complete with all model specifications.
- printing of data, graph and results.
- Missing values
- Online Help (under the apple menu) and a brief User Manual.
- Transcript window to display output of previous commands
- almost fully Applescriptable and recordable with access to some
data structures
- includes example data files for most examples in two of the texts.
- Individual licences available for $US25. 10 User Site Licences
$US100. Site licences $US200. World site licence $US500. Payment in
$US through Kagi Shareware.
- Registration includes free upgrades to version 6.x
Unregistered copies are fully functional except that Save and Save As
are disabled and there is a usage period of 12 weeks.
Version 5.6.4
- fixed bug which caused part of Boxplots to be sometimes drawn
outside of graph area
- fixed bug which caused boxplot type to be used from preferences
rather than from box plot dialog
This is a free upgrade to all GLMStat registrations.
Current versions of GLMStat are always available at
http://www.ozemail.com.au/~kjbeath/glmstat.html
Ken Beath
kjbeath@kagi.com
[Archived as /info-mac/sci/glm-stat-564.hqx; 938 K]
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Date: 10 Mar 2002
From: julian miller
To:
Subject: [*] KnowledgeMiner 4.0 - Powerful Data-Mining Made Easy
Revolutionary learning and modeling tool that goes beyond neural nets by
using gmdh and analog complexing. It has the power to predict with an ease
and accuracy that is not available in any other software on any other
platform. Now Applescriptable.
What is KnowledgeMiner?
KnowledgeMiner is a data mining tool that enables anyone to use its unique
form of modeling to quickly visualize new possibilities. It is an artificial
intelligence tool designed to easily extract hidden knowledge from data. It
was built on the cybernetic principles of self-organization: Learning a
completely unknown relationship between output and input of any given system
in an evolutionary way from a very simple organization to an optimally
complex one.
Why choose KnowlegeMiner?
The main advantages of the inductive KnowledgeMiner approach are:
* Only minimal, uncertain a priori information about the system is
required. That means, even if you have no experience in modeling, data
analysis or designing a neural network you will be able to model, analyze
and predict complex relationships of nearly any kind of system.
* A very fast and effective learning process for a personal computer.
That means you can solve problems on your desktop in a reasonable time which
you may have never thought possible.
* Modeling short and noisy data samples. That means, you can deal with a
problem as is and don't have to construct artificial conditions for your
modeling method to get it work.
* Output of an optimally complex model. Generally you can be sure to get
a model at the end of the automated modeling process which can be expected
not to be overfitted. Overfitted models are not able to predict inherent
relationships between variables.
* Output of an analytical model as a transparent explanation component.
That means, you can evaluate the analytical model to explain the obtained
results immediately after modeling.
[Archived as /info-mac/data/knowledge-miner-40.hqx; 3056 K]
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Date: 7 Mar 2002
From: Ron Wiersma - irony software
To:
Subject: [*] Let's See
Introduction to LetsSee
LetsSee the perfect solution for people who regularly work with pictures
or movie files. LetsSee is a graphics browser that gives you fast and
easy access to your favorite pictures and movies, flash and mp3 files.
You can modify and batch change fileproperties like name, file-comment
and creator. Build html photo galleries. Make files you want to keep
private invisible. Present your media files as a continuous slideshow.
And a lot more
LetsSee is an easy and fast way to view your pictures and movies. It is
an imageviewer and a very fast filebrowser. It seamlessly integrates
pictures, movies and flash. It can open picts, photoshop files, jpegs,
gifs, tiff, targa, png, macpaint, silicon graphic, quicktime images and
bmp files. LetsSee opens quicktime and mpeg movies, virtual reality
movies, flash (swf) files and mp3 and wave sounds. Read the
documentation for more information
System Requirements
LetsSee will run on all powermacs with system 8.1 or later and quicktime
2.5 or later installed. You need a color monitor that can display 800 *
600 pixels or more and have 12 mb of free memory, Quicktime 4 and 16 MB
is recommended.
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Ron Wiersma
irony software
support@irony.biz
http://www.irony.biz
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[Archived as /info-mac/gst/grf/lets-see-17.hqx; 1196 K]
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Date: 8 Mar 2002
From: julian miller
To:
Subject: [*] Project Timer - Time Tracking Software Released for OS X and Classic
Project Timer is the simplest and easiest to use time tracking software
available. Excellent for independent contractors, consultant and anyone who
needs to monitor the time they spend on various tasks.
Project Timer is the best way of recording the amount of time that is spent
working on a project, contract or anything. Project Timer uses tab delimited
text as its file format. You can import Project Timer files in to mainstream
applications.
Now you can save time and make money by using Project Timer.
Features:
* this carbon application works on OS X and Classic
* simple to use
* a click of the button to start and stop timing
* totals are then generated
* works unattended in the background
* open Project Timer files in AppleWorks or Microsoft Excel
* only 20 us dollars
* AutoSave restores unsaved files after a crash
* Add, Edit or Remove comments from time entries
* Recent Item
PURCHASE
Project Timer is $20
For questions contact:
projecttimer@scriptsoftware.com
[Archived as /info-mac/app/time/project-timer.hqx; 874 K]
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Date: 8 Mar 2002
From: Gerard Brochu
To:
Subject: [*] Romi 2.1
Romi lets you play Rummy (RummyCube, RommiKub, Rami) games against the
computer at 3 different levels.
Romi version 2.1 has been updated for Carbon and work only on Macintosh
with PowerPC under MacOS X or under MacOS 8.5 or higher with CarbonLib.
If you have an older Macintosh or an older MacOS, you must use Romi
version 2.0.
Romi is available in English, French, Spanish, German and Italian
language.
[Archived as /info-mac/game/crd/romi-21.hqx; 278 K]
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Date: 8 Mar 2002
From: Gerard Brochu
To:
Subject: [*] Romi 2.1 - French version
This is the French version of Romi
Romi lets you play Rummy (RummyCube, RommiKub, Rami) games against the
computer at 3 different levels.
Romi version 2.1 has been updated for Carbon and work only on Macintosh
with PowerPC under MacOS X or under MacOS 8.5 or higher with CarbonLib.
If you have an older Macintosh or an older MacOS, you must use Romi
version 2.0.
Romi is available in English, French, Spanish, German and Italian
language.
[Archived as /info-mac/game/crd/romi-21-fr.hqx; 248 K]
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Date: 8 Mar 2002
From: Gerard Brochu
To:
Subject: [*] Romi 2.1 - German version
This is the German version of Romi
Romi lets you play Rummy (RummyCube, RommiKub, Rami) games against the
computer at 3 different levels.
Romi version 2.1 has been updated for Carbon and work only on Macintosh
with PowerPC under MacOS X or under MacOS 8.5 or higher with CarbonLib.
If you have an older Macintosh or an older MacOS, you must use Romi
version 2.0.
Romi is available in English, French, Spanish, German and Italian language.
[Archived as /info-mac/game/crd/romi-21-de.hqx; 282 K]
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Date: 8 Mar 2002
From: Gerard Brochu
To:
Subject: [*] Romi 2.1 - Italian version
This is the Italian version of Romi
Romi lets you play Rummy (RummyCube, RommiKub, Rami) games against the
computer at 3 different levels.
Romi version 2.1 has been updated for Carbon and work only on Macintosh
with PowerPC under MacOS X or under MacOS 8.5 or higher with CarbonLib.
If you have an older Macintosh or an older MacOS, you must use Romi
version 2.0.
Romi is available in English, French, Spanish, German and Italian language.
[Archived as /info-mac/game/crd/romi-21-it.hqx; 280 K]
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Date: 8 Mar 2002
From: Gerard Brochu
To:
Subject: [*] Romi 2.1 - Spanish version
This is the Spanish version of Romi
Romi lets you play Rummy (RummyCube, RommiKub, Rami) games against the
computer at 3 different levels.
Romi version 2.1 has been updated for Carbon and work only on Macintosh
with PowerPC under MacOS X or under MacOS 8.5 or higher with CarbonLib.
If you have an older Macintosh or an older MacOS, you must use Romi
version 2.0.
Romi is available in English, French, Spanish, German and Italian language.
[Archived as /info-mac/game/crd/romi-21-es.hqx; 280 K]
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Date: 8 Mar 2002
From: Boudewijn Pelt
To:
Subject: [*] Toucan 1.0 - a drag and drop slideshow.
Toucan, a simple and quick drag and drop slideshow.
It's ideal for viewing images from a digital camera.
Toucan is shareware, the registration fee is $15
System Requirements: Any Mac running Mac OS 8.6, 9 or X.
Carbonlib required for Mac OS 8.6 and 9
Feature highlights:
* Toucan shows your digital images quickly and full screen.
* Full keyboard control.
* Point at your images with a BIG pointer.
* Choose the display to use, great for presentations on a beamer.
* Toucan makes thumbnail icons for your images.
Author: Boudewijn Pelt mailto:bpelt@mac.com
http://homepage.mac.com/bpelt
Toucan Website:
http://homepage.mac.com/bpelt/toucan/index.html
[Archived as /info-mac/gst/grf/toucan-10.hqx; 760 K]
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Date: 5 Mar 2002
From: Jacek Iwanski
To:
Subject: [*] Verbs & Nouns 2.5.4 - foreign language learning
'Verbs & Nouns' is an application for practising inflection, translation
and pronunciation at the level of single words. Features include the
opportunity to do various inflection exercises, and translation exercises in
both directions; to record and play sound for single words; to do
exercises based on sound or pictures; and to play various word-games.
The program keeps a record of exercises, and identifies the words that
the student has difficulty with. Along with the program, you need a
module for the target language concerned. The program can also be used
as an authoring tool to write your own modules of inflected words for
any language. A built-in 'inflection-generator' simplifies the addition
of these words. A 'Find' feature allows the modules to be used as
bilingual dictionaries.
Ready-made modules are already available for certain languages. You can
visit:
to get more information.
Jacek Iwanski.
[Archived as /info-mac/edu/lang/verbs-and-nouns-254.hqx; 1915 K]
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Date: Thu, 7 Mar 2002 21:57:10 -0800
From: Kee Nethery
To: digest@info-mac.org
Subject: [Q] Mail App and compound criteria filters?
Is there any way to do compound criteria logic with the Mail App filters?
The MacOS X Mail App has filters but it appears to only deal with one
criteria. For example; if the "To" header contains "big bucks" then
do these actions.
Eudora and MailSmith allow for compound filter criteria, for example;
if the "To" header contains "big bucks" AND the body contains "jumbo
shrimp" then do these actions.
I know you can chain filters in Mail App but that doesn't help when
you want to filter with a tree of logic. For example;
"Subject" contains a "A" and a "B" then do action 1
"Subject" contains a "A" and a "C" then do action 2
"Subject" contains a "B" and a "C" then do action 3
Far as I can see there is no way to do something simple like that in Mail App.
Is there some way to do compound criteria filters in Mail App or is
this a one criteria filter mail client?
As an alternative, is there a way to have Mail App trigger an
AppleScript for each incoming email such that the AppleScript can do
compound criteria filters and then tell Mail App to do something with
that email that the normal filters can do?
Kee Nethery
kee@kagi.com
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Date: Sat, 9 Mar 2002 15:04:11 -0500
From: Rob McCleave
To: digest@info-mac.org
Subject: [Q] SMC router/print server and lpr
I have an Apple Laserwriter Select 360 connected to a SMC7004ABR
(wired, not wireless) router/print server. The SMC has been updated
to v1.4.1.
The LW360 is a Postscript printer, so with the SMC printer server,
which handles lpr, it should be able to work with a Mac lpr client.
I can't get my PB400 (Pismo), running OS9.2.2, to print to the
printer using the lpr print option. Using the Desktop Printer Utility
I can set up the lpr client, and the printer can be verified at the
IP address of the router.
I get an error -8746 or something from the Finder when I try to print.
When I check the status of the SMC router, it says the printer is
ready, and the activity log shows a print job has been received.
I thought this would be a cheap way to keep using the LW360 with the
new generation Macs. It is a pretty rugged printer, but has only
parallel and Appletalk ports, no USB or Ethernet.
The Asante Ethernet/Appltalk converter box is more than the SMC
router, and doesn't do any of the router/firewall stuff.
Has anybody had any luck/experience using the printer server on the
SMC router with a Mac?
Rob
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Date: Sun, 10 Mar 2002 11:18:37 -0400
From: "Li Qian"
To: digest@info-mac.org
Subject: [Q] Text Editor?
Here's a rather odd question to ask here. I use a Mac at home, and a PC at
work. On the Mac I use extensively the BBEdit text editor, which, in terms
of features and reliability, is nothing short of superb. I also need to use
a text editor on the PC side, but so far I haven't found any Windows text
editor to even come close to BBEdit, although I've tried a few (e.g.,
NotePad, UltraEdit, etc.), and PC guys have no clue. So, has anyone come
across a Windows text editor equivalent to BBEdit?
TIA, Li Qian
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Date: Thu, 07 Mar 2002 12:34:02 -0800
From: Adam Horvath
To: digest@info-mac.org
Subject: Connecting PLW to OS X
I have received a number of responses to my question about connecting
a Personal Laser Writer 320 to a G3 computer running OS X.
Here is the solution that works (& presumably would work for similar
printers/machine combinations):
The problem is NOT the driver but the fact that OS X does not support
serial devices using Apple Talk.
1 Get hold of an Ethernet to Serial converter (I am using Asant‰Talk)
2 Connect the converter to your printer's serial port and to an
Ethernet hub (I am assuming that you are using your E-net port on
your computer for high speed connection, if not, you can connect the
converter's Ethernet port to your computer dirrectly)
3 Re-configure OS X to route AppleTalk through Ethernet.
4 Re configure your printer panel (in the OS X Utilities
Folder). Actually now it should find your printer automaticaly & you
only need to confirm the selection.
This should not only provide you with the use of your AppleTalk
printer, but alow you to share it with anyone else who is connected
to your Ethernet hub.
The only problem I ran into was that the converter I am using is
touchy about being the last device starting up THE FIRST TIME it is
powered up. (Look up the trouble shooting page at the Asant‰ website
for a full remedy.)
Thank you for all the helpful responses.
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Date: Thu, 07 Mar 2002 04:44:08 -0800
From: Ken Prager
To: digest@info-mac.org, rpluta@inebraska.com
Subject: Info-Mac Digest V19 #22
> From: Rob Pluta
> Subject: iMac firmware update - Can't see RAM upgrade
>
> Hi,
>
> After upgrading the firmware (to 4.1.3) on our iMac 350 MHz
> (slot-loading) the iMac doesn't see the 128 MB RAM chip which is
> installed as additional memory. Is this part of the RAM fussiness
> whereby Apple won't let *inferior* RAM chips run for the newer OS
> upgrades?
>
> Is there a way to downgrade the firmware or do I need to buy a new RAM
> chip? Am I missing something else?
>
> MacOS 9.1
Go to and get DIMM First
Aid. This will most likely fix the problem.
HTH,
KP
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Date: Tue, 5 Mar 2002 08:45:31 -0500
From: "Fred Anderson"
To: comp-sys-mac-digest@moderators.isc.org
Subject: Need help resurrecting powerbook?
On power up, it goes into a dark screen, with "welcome to open firmware,
type mac-boot to start.....
I type mac-boot and in returns
default catch code=300.
hit the PRAM reset on the back, now it powers up, HD spins up, fan comes on,
but screen is totally blank.
How to fix?
Powerbook G3, 400 MHZ
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Date: Thu, 07 Mar 2002 09:56:25 -0500 (EST)
From: Joshua Hart
To: digest@info-mac.org
Subject: Turning Apple Cinema Display into a TV?
Does anyone know if there is third party hardware out there to put
into a mac (PCI card, etc) to turn an Apple Cinema Display into a tv (HDTV
or otherwise)?
I saw something like this for a 3rd party display.. But have not seen it
geared towards the apple cinema display.
Joshua
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