njaremka
Mar 14, 06:22 PM
<snip>... also, not 100% sure about the front plate either. i never went through with the complete swap.
So just to be sure:
The 6th gen faceplate should attach onto a 5.5 gen back.
The screen, clickwheel, and buttons will all fully function with the logic board and fit with a 6th gen faceplate.
Everything should work and I'm not going to waste my money assembling the parts to do this?
already answered that one
So just to be sure:
The 6th gen faceplate should attach onto a 5.5 gen back.
The screen, clickwheel, and buttons will all fully function with the logic board and fit with a 6th gen faceplate.
Everything should work and I'm not going to waste my money assembling the parts to do this?
already answered that one
Chundles
Dec 15, 04:22 AM
Sound cards, usb, firewire....Just wondering if I'm going to have to worry when I want to add stuff to my Mac
With an old G3 there should be plenty of literature. I'd be looking on the manufacturers' sites to see whether they support the OS you're running.
Also, the ebay ad says it has a PS/2 port, I think this is more likely an ADB port - I don't think any Mac has ever shipped with a PS/2 port.
With an old G3 there should be plenty of literature. I'd be looking on the manufacturers' sites to see whether they support the OS you're running.
Also, the ebay ad says it has a PS/2 port, I think this is more likely an ADB port - I don't think any Mac has ever shipped with a PS/2 port.
techlover828
Jul 3, 03:11 PM
sorry, so my hd has shipped, or you're going to ship it?
emorydunn
Apr 1, 11:54 PM
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4022/4569831263_7bac7b5ff2_z.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/emorydunn/4569831263/in/set-72157623795583781/)
applejobs
Feb 26, 08:48 PM
Hi guys,
I just wanted to point out that when viewing macbook pro forum that the topic:
The "I just ordered / bought / got my new/refurb MBP" threads, merged
It displays the pagination links before there are enough replies to require it, so the link redirects to the same page.
I just wanted to point out that when viewing macbook pro forum that the topic:
The "I just ordered / bought / got my new/refurb MBP" threads, merged
It displays the pagination links before there are enough replies to require it, so the link redirects to the same page.
Animalk
Oct 26, 08:27 PM
Tellement cool "6 - 5 - 4 - 3 - 2 - 1... WOOOOOOOH!!!!!" Let the big cat out of the bag !
J'etais dans les 35e dans la ligne, avec Kenneth de ce forum. On avait pas pens� qu'il y aurait tant de monde. Je dirai aussi 300 personnes lors de l'ouverture des portes, peut-�tre plus.
Martin c'est dommage que tu aies pas pu venir. Par contre faudra venir l'�t� prochain pour l'ouverture du flagship AppleStore a Montreal coin Ste Catherine/Crescent !
Moi j'y serai... ce serait bien d'organiser quelque chose !
Animalk, est-ce que tu avais avec toi un MacBook dans une protection neoprene ?
ouais c'est moi :p et c'est un MBP!:D
J'etais dans les 35e dans la ligne, avec Kenneth de ce forum. On avait pas pens� qu'il y aurait tant de monde. Je dirai aussi 300 personnes lors de l'ouverture des portes, peut-�tre plus.
Martin c'est dommage que tu aies pas pu venir. Par contre faudra venir l'�t� prochain pour l'ouverture du flagship AppleStore a Montreal coin Ste Catherine/Crescent !
Moi j'y serai... ce serait bien d'organiser quelque chose !
Animalk, est-ce que tu avais avec toi un MacBook dans une protection neoprene ?
ouais c'est moi :p et c'est un MBP!:D
R94N
May 31, 05:39 AM
Well, as you probably know I think both systems use Li-lion batteries and to get replacements I would contact the manufacturer themselves. Sometimes they have spare parts programs. With things like batteries I would never get them off Amazon or eBay unless the seller is completely trustworthy.
ickarumba1
Apr 25, 03:58 AM
Thank you so much!
I'll try it now.
I'll try it now.
alust2013
Mar 27, 05:26 PM
Currently USB 3.0 is pointless with a Mac, as Macs only support USB 2.0 for now. When it does gain support, it will be considerably faster than FW800, which is the fastest for now. At OWC's website, you can buy a FW800 enclosure and put as big of a drive as you want in it, so there isn't a limit of 640GB
Lyle
Nov 18, 02:04 PM
Doug Wheelock (astronaut and commander of the International Space Station) tweets photos taken from the ISS pretty regularly at @Astro_Wheels (http://twitter.com/#!/Astro_Wheels).
Sodner
Apr 15, 06:58 PM
Just 2 for now....
21.5" iMac (early 2010)
13" Air (late 2010)
I am waiting for the iMac refresh to pick up one for the family room. I'll take the newer more powerful one. ;). Can't wait to get the wife and kid off windows. :D
21.5" iMac (early 2010)
13" Air (late 2010)
I am waiting for the iMac refresh to pick up one for the family room. I'll take the newer more powerful one. ;). Can't wait to get the wife and kid off windows. :D
Nermal
Jan 22, 02:18 AM
Do you mean Super Video CD? I believe that Toast can make them.
Alaerian
Mar 31, 10:47 PM
No company sticks with the same marketing ideas forever. Ebb and flow, things change.
rozwell
Nov 20, 11:02 AM
i love flash sites and this one is interesting, but i defiantly agree with the accessibility comment, which is odd, because i feel that interaction, especially when its a highly immersive and exploratory experience, leaves a much more vibrant and notable mark than more static sites. i think also one other thing to point out, interaction removed completely, is that this site is very well designed visually (which is where most people fail IMO).
a quick break down of simple tricks.
- uses flashes drawing API
- mimics 3d using scale, rotation and color.
- sound architecture also aides into tricking you into depth (though i feel the pencil sounds are a bit random)
a quick break down of simple tricks.
- uses flashes drawing API
- mimics 3d using scale, rotation and color.
- sound architecture also aides into tricking you into depth (though i feel the pencil sounds are a bit random)
Aksta
May 5, 06:51 AM
Thats as much information as you get even from the companies own tracking system
ulbador
Apr 21, 10:23 PM
Actually, just to come back and answer my own question:
It was because I didn't have the Alternate set under Image. After about an hour, simply setting this to the same setting as immediately above (in the first screenshot), fixed the problem.
It was because I didn't have the Alternate set under Image. After about an hour, simply setting this to the same setting as immediately above (in the first screenshot), fixed the problem.
bizzle
Jun 27, 05:22 PM
Hope you have a closet or spare room to put an Xserve in if you want one because they are loud as hell.
jvmxtra
Mar 28, 03:21 PM
Don't fool with a tethered jailbreak EVER... unless you're just testing out stability, apps, or you plan on being in front your laptop 24 hours a day...
that's the only drawback!!
This I am not sure ... Why would somebody needs to be in front of a laptop if JB is tethered? It just means you need to hook back up and JB all over again if you reboot ipad..... Please do correct me if this is my misunderstanding as I have never JB tethered version either.
Having owened ipad 2 for past 16 days or so, I never need to reboot.
that's the only drawback!!
This I am not sure ... Why would somebody needs to be in front of a laptop if JB is tethered? It just means you need to hook back up and JB all over again if you reboot ipad..... Please do correct me if this is my misunderstanding as I have never JB tethered version either.
Having owened ipad 2 for past 16 days or so, I never need to reboot.
ksiedzulek
Apr 22, 06:38 AM
Hi,
I don't understand selectors. I have written this simple code and put breakpoints to look how it behave and "count" should change from 1 to 4 cause breakpoint points 4 times at count++ . Why "count" doesn't change from 1 to 4? there are three 1 and one 2 instead.
#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
@interface AdressBook : NSObject {
NSString *bookname;
NSMutableArray *bookArray;
}
@property (nonatomic,copy) NSString *bookname;
@property (nonatomic,copy) NSMutableArray *bookArray;
-(id) initWithName: (NSString*)name;
-(void) addCard: (AdressCard*) kart;
-(void) list;
-(void) sortedList;
@end
#import "AdressCard.h"
#import "AdressBook.h"
@implementation AdressBook
@synthesize bookname, bookArray;
-(id) initWithName: (NSString*)name
{
self=[super init];
bookname=[[NSString alloc] initWithString:name];
bookArray=[[NSMutableArray alloc] init];
return self;
}
-(void) addCard: (AdressCard*) kart
{
;
}
-(void) list
{
for (AdressCard *theKart in bookArray)
NSLog(@"%@",[theKart name]);
}
-(void) sortedList
{
//int count=0;
[bookArray sortUsingSelector:@selector(compareName:)];
}
@end
#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
@interface [B]AdressCard : NSObject {
NSString *name;
NSString *email;
int count;
}
@property (copy) NSString *name,*email;
-(void) setName: (NSString*) theName setEmail: (NSString*) theEmail;
-(NSComparisonResult) compareName: (id) element;
@end
#import "AdressCard.h"
#import "AdressBook.h"
@implementation AdressCard
@synthesize name,email;
-(void) setName: (NSString*) theName setEmail: (NSString*) theEmail
{
[self setName:theName];
[self setEmail:theEmail];
}
-(NSComparisonResult) compareName: (id) element
{
count++;
NSLog(@" ");
NSLog(@"the count number: %d", count);
NSLog(@"-------------------------");
NSLog(@"what is here?:%@", [element name]);
NSLog(@"and here: %@",[self name]);
NSLog(@"+++++++++++++++++++++++++");
NSLog(@" ");
return [name compare:(id) [element name]];
}
@end
main:
#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
#import "AdressCard.h"
#import "AdressBook.h"
int main (int argc, const char * argv[]) {
I don't understand selectors. I have written this simple code and put breakpoints to look how it behave and "count" should change from 1 to 4 cause breakpoint points 4 times at count++ . Why "count" doesn't change from 1 to 4? there are three 1 and one 2 instead.
#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
@interface AdressBook : NSObject {
NSString *bookname;
NSMutableArray *bookArray;
}
@property (nonatomic,copy) NSString *bookname;
@property (nonatomic,copy) NSMutableArray *bookArray;
-(id) initWithName: (NSString*)name;
-(void) addCard: (AdressCard*) kart;
-(void) list;
-(void) sortedList;
@end
#import "AdressCard.h"
#import "AdressBook.h"
@implementation AdressBook
@synthesize bookname, bookArray;
-(id) initWithName: (NSString*)name
{
self=[super init];
bookname=[[NSString alloc] initWithString:name];
bookArray=[[NSMutableArray alloc] init];
return self;
}
-(void) addCard: (AdressCard*) kart
{
;
}
-(void) list
{
for (AdressCard *theKart in bookArray)
NSLog(@"%@",[theKart name]);
}
-(void) sortedList
{
//int count=0;
[bookArray sortUsingSelector:@selector(compareName:)];
}
@end
#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
@interface [B]AdressCard : NSObject {
NSString *name;
NSString *email;
int count;
}
@property (copy) NSString *name,*email;
-(void) setName: (NSString*) theName setEmail: (NSString*) theEmail;
-(NSComparisonResult) compareName: (id) element;
@end
#import "AdressCard.h"
#import "AdressBook.h"
@implementation AdressCard
@synthesize name,email;
-(void) setName: (NSString*) theName setEmail: (NSString*) theEmail
{
[self setName:theName];
[self setEmail:theEmail];
}
-(NSComparisonResult) compareName: (id) element
{
count++;
NSLog(@" ");
NSLog(@"the count number: %d", count);
NSLog(@"-------------------------");
NSLog(@"what is here?:%@", [element name]);
NSLog(@"and here: %@",[self name]);
NSLog(@"+++++++++++++++++++++++++");
NSLog(@" ");
return [name compare:(id) [element name]];
}
@end
main:
#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
#import "AdressCard.h"
#import "AdressBook.h"
int main (int argc, const char * argv[]) {
Bobjob186
Feb 6, 01:23 AM
3rd in line...let me know
gbowne1
Mar 27, 11:05 PM
I just got a M8493 PowerMac G4 ysterday.
It came with a M5757 AirPort Base Station and a M5769 Pro Mouse. This is not the white one.. it's the silver/gray one.
The AirPort didn't come with a power supply so I was wondering what M part number the AC Adapter is.
I heard that this G4 supports PC133 RAM. Which type?
It supposedly has 764MB, has the 933MHz chip and a super drive in it, and the Apple 120GB hard drive.
Greg
It came with a M5757 AirPort Base Station and a M5769 Pro Mouse. This is not the white one.. it's the silver/gray one.
The AirPort didn't come with a power supply so I was wondering what M part number the AC Adapter is.
I heard that this G4 supports PC133 RAM. Which type?
It supposedly has 764MB, has the 933MHz chip and a super drive in it, and the Apple 120GB hard drive.
Greg
xelterran
Nov 21, 02:34 PM
I have a general rule... If I can't figure out what the site is for/about in under 30 seconds, I close the window or go back to where I came from.
I'm not wasting my time on pretty if there is no usability/understandability.
ditto
and, http://www.alistapart.com/
I'm not wasting my time on pretty if there is no usability/understandability.
ditto
and, http://www.alistapart.com/
Mudbug
Oct 4, 02:53 PM
Thats a joke, you can buy those boxes to package other gifts in. LOL @ anyone who falls for this being a real product.
Category: Humor
;)
Category: Humor
;)
Tamir
Apr 1, 07:52 PM
I'm 100% sure that people ask it many times in this forum, but i just had to ask.
I'm finishing soon "C for Dummies, 2nd Edition", what should i read next? my goals at the end are to know how to program an desktop application, not a game.
Thank you very much, as i understood i need to learn, C, C-Objective, and no idea what after it. So if can someone please give me the next step after i finish reading the C for dummies book i will be very thankful.
My learning style is hands on experience, i like to read and than write the book's example, so not just reading...
I'm finishing soon "C for Dummies, 2nd Edition", what should i read next? my goals at the end are to know how to program an desktop application, not a game.
Thank you very much, as i understood i need to learn, C, C-Objective, and no idea what after it. So if can someone please give me the next step after i finish reading the C for dummies book i will be very thankful.
My learning style is hands on experience, i like to read and than write the book's example, so not just reading...
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