doug-doug the mighty

Did you mean the EXPORT function? 'cuz that saved the file as an .RTF.

Check out Newton Sales which is run by a Canuck known as Knowledge Navigator aka Ferdi. He has several bundles of Newtons ranging in price from entry to collector's. I have dealt with him and consider him to be someone I would happily deal with again. You may also want to check out NewtonTalk.net and get on the list. On the list KN is a controversial figure, he is a for profit business and the two most legitimate complaints against him is that 1. he is a little higher on prices and 2. his dongle destroyer too closely resembles the copyrighted design of PCBman's SER001 card (an ea

To a collector, an eMate with accessories can fetch at least $50. The biggest foible with these is the springs on the hinge slipping and piercing the video cable. Not too common, but can happen and is entirely fixable. I had a lot of about 25 a few years back and sold them off ranging from cost of shipping to $50 - then I learned more about them and developed my own way of rebuilding the hinges from scratch (vice repairing the old ones) but i digress... As for the inherent worth of an eMate, think of it as a laptop computer cut to the bare basics with no frills. I have two, one I use

I have both the "Newton 2000/2100 Deluxe Newton Leather Case Case" and the "Newton 2000/2100 Deluxe Leather Case (802.11b)" that I picked up from Newton Sales. I had a good experience with him. BTW, the first case mentioned is sold out, but I use mine all the time. I do not use the other much right now because I do not need it (yet). As for the CD Binder idea, it can and will work. I planned mine (but have not started the project due to time) as follows: yes, rip out the CD holders got to the hardware store and pick up a can of expanding foam and a jar of the plastic coating y

but they are ideal for those restoring a Mac to original state (purists) and for those sticking multiple drives in a Mac and want to keep the OS drive seperate from the "data" drives. I have started using my larger drives for a/v content and the smaller ones for word proc files (grant it the same drive as the OS), but it keeps the 'media' separate and transferable to another machine very easily.

I have both (actually, it is a 100). I love them both. I use the 2100 for the space, speed and heavier apps. It tends to be my daily use machine. I use my 100 (close enough to the OMP) for special occassions, having copied over certain dates and contacts for special use. When I was working as an independent consultant, I kept dates for that, and related contacts on the 100 to seperate work and play. It worked out great, allowing me to grab the right tool for the day when I went off.

Thanks to the admins for bringing us back too bad the history is gone and I had to re-register