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OK. I have recently set up a virtual machine running Windows 2000 Server on my 7 machine. It has all of the Mac File/Print Server features installed, as well as a redirection system to my LJ4L consisting of Redmon and GSPrint (anyone familiar with Mac printing via Windows should know what I'm...

I propose a name for our future color SE/30: The SE/30c It's so Apple, isn't it?

By notes I really mean reminders. Personally, I don't think the eMate will ever beat a PowerBook with More 3.1 installed when it comes to college lectures. So, then looks like I'm looking at a MessagePad 2000/2100 then.

I've considered getting a small, PDA style computer to complement my 2G (which I am NEVER upgrading - if it's not broke, don't fix it) cellphone for some time now. As i've discovered, my weighty Powerbook simply can't be used in such a function, but hey, Apple already has a solution for me! I...

I have an extra IIsi power supply if you need one. PM me if interested.

Can't really imagine why it wouldn't have a master/slave jumper. Perhaps it is then always in cable select mode? Why would you use SDHC anyway? It's much slower and doesn't offer IDE, AFAIK.

Well, my BIOS (motherboard: ASUS P5QL-PRO) supports "Power on from PS/2 Keyboard" and "Power on from PS/2 Mouse." Nothing about USB. Hmmm.....

Just a slightly off-topic question - is it possible to set up a PC bios in order to respond to the Power Key of an ADB keyboard?

I just got my iMate in the mail today and I love it! Right now I'm typing with an Extended II and clicking with a Bus Mouse II, all coupled to a modern computer running Windows 7! Finally, I have a REAL keyboard with proper keys; my typing is so much better because of it. But I digress...

I recommend not using a PCMCIA based converter as a permanent solution, as the CF card has a tendency to default to a very low transfer speed in those slots. An IDE converter will always offer the best performance.

For compatibility's sake did you try setting the computers in question to a very low resolution with a low refresh rate, something like 640x480 at 60Hz? I've never encountered a monitor that couldn't display that sans driver.

May be going abroad this June, so email on my 1400c would be a nice feature. I just need a program that can work with IMAP (Gmail). Most of my messages are just text, so fancy ol' html doesn't have to be 100% up-to-date. What can everyone here recommend? I run OS 8.6 and have the full 64MB of RAM.

I honestly think any CF card will work, as long as the Mac supports whatever DMA/PIO's the card features.

I believe I used a cheap 3rd-party type. it's a simple device so I don't see what can go wrong. FYI, I have it set to 5V mode. For file copying, I simply bought a PC card to CF adapter, plugged in the card (note that at this pint I am still running from the HD), ran Drive Setup on it, copied...

No more noisy hard drive: storage is now all CompactFlash.

In that case, LPD isn't appropriate. Try fiddling with a TCP/IP printer port with the OfficeJet's IP. Ultimately the guide will include a section for that scenario.

Love watching that show!

Have it already.

I consider those little Brothers to be the modern-day resurrections of my lovable LJ4L. :beige: They're great printers.

I decided to exchange it for a working 32MB module, as the seller insists that the 575 can not accept a 64MB module. I look at it this way. What could the LC 575 possibly run that would need 64MB of RAM? 32 is more than enough.