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If you look at the Sony Vaio site - their G card is the same form factor as the b card, for $99 direct from them...

Anyone seen this? What do you think??? http://homepage.mac.com/macinside/PhotoAlbum36.html

What router do you have? You can't get 108 mbit/sec with anything other than the compatible D-Link G 108 mbit/sec router... I have heard that the OrangeWare drivers work great...but I'd try it with AirPort drivers first, then the OrangeWare.

Yep, ElDiabloConCaca's right - the usual culprit with those issues is the PRAM battery - it's a 3.6V 1/2 AA battery, available at Radio Shack.

Never, ever, ever use a gif or a jpg in anything that is going to be printed. Ever. "pallets" = Palettes, i.e. the thingies with icons. 1 - What sort of files are you placing in Quark? 2 - Select the box. Open the color palette in Quark - see if the box is selected to be filled with...

www.smalldog.com www.macresq.com www.macofalltrades.com - has them often, but not all the time www.megamacs.com - again, often, but not all the time http://shop.store.yahoo.com/macresource/netcarandad.html

Yep, I agree with Bob. Don't use the cd. It's useless. Self-install worked perfectly here, just as Bob said: Ethernet Configure using DHCP. I added the DNS numbers that my router acquired from the modem and no problems at all (except when they're doing an equipment/services upgrade) here...

www.macofalltrades.com has a G3/500 12.1 TFT 354 MB/10 GB Combo 56K for $599...and they're selling AirPort cards for $50.

PC133 RAM is backwards-compatible. It'll just run at PC100 instead of PC133. First, make sure the RAM is fully seated - pull it out and push it in again, firmly. Then, hold down Command-Option-O-F on restart (Open Firmware prompt) Type: Reset-NVRAM (hit return) Reset-all (hit return)...

It's standard with all Apple USB keyboards. It's a keyboard cable extension. Look at the end of your keyboard cable - it has the corresponding notch.

Ummm...actually, it seems that SCSI itself is an issue in Panther. Apparently, also, Adaptec's 29xx line is unsupported (even though it says the driver is loaded), and will not be supported at any time, under Panther. Something about a ROM issue, I think...I read it somewhere in Apple's Support...

Go to iTunes, click on help, email them what happened. They'll deauthorize all your computers and you'll have to reauthorize the ones you want.

I just put a Lite-On IT 52x32x52x CDRW internal in the G4/450 at work - it's awesome. Plus, it's fully supported and bootable. As an added bonus, it's only $34.99 @livewarehouse: http://shop.store.yahoo.com/livewarehouse/mmli29920.html I had to replace the FireWire LaCie 8x4x32x burner...

He said he has the G3 iBook. He needs the original Airport card. It's $50 at www.macofalltrades.com right now. Or $59 at the Apple store online.

Cool - way to go! Enjoy it. Remember: the Mac is MUCH easier to use. Someone said it took him a while to get used to the Mac when he switched because he kept trying to do everything the hard way. When he thought "how would I do it the easy way" he got it right!

Don't have a clue - what I posted is all macintouch.com had posted - that it was a CompUSA brand 5-port USB 2.0 card. You'll have to get acidtuch10 to tell you what the part number is - if he still has the box, that is ::ha::

Damn you, acidtuch10, not just thinking, I'm dreaming of it....it'll be here tomorrow. It's been sitting in the damn UPS depot since 4 this morning...just arrived at the distrib. point for my area an hour ago. It's killin' me! But you missed the point - he wants to know if it's compatible...

This one is, according to the forums at www.macintouch.com: I had a generic (CompUSA labeled) 5-port USB 2.0 PCI card in my G4, which I moved to my G5 (2x2) a week ago. The card functions perfectly, syncing my Palm, accessing my CF card reader, printing, and controlling lights via X10...

10.2.8 and above has support built in for USB 2.0 PCI cards. And they run at high-speed. I have a SIIG 5-port USB 2.0 card in my B&W, natively supported by 10.3.2. In 10.2.7 and below, you have to install a driver for the card to work in high-speed. USB 2.0 isn't supported by OS 9, either...

Oooooooppppsssss....so I just quickly glanced at your post and didn't, like, you know, see the link :o