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Hehe. But um, what fineprint?!

No, that's not necessary. Feed it some electricity to charge the battery. You may use the laptop as the battery is being charged, or you can have it either in sleep mode or shut down. The only diff is the time it'd take for the battery to fully charge. Obviously, it'd charge more quickly if...

Yup, that's it. When it sent itself to sleep on its own, that's when it was time to recharge the battery. The reason why you got a battery warning when 20 mins still remained is that it needs to be calibrated.... it's way off on its estimate of how much time remains.

It does. Very little of it. Not a big difference, IMO. Not worth the having to wait for it to START UP the next time you want to use it. After the computer sends itself to sleep, there's still a bit of power in it. Apple reccomends that when you get the window alerting you that little...

I pretty much ignore the window; I might save all my work at that point. After a few minutes, the computer will go to sleep by itself. At that point I recharge the battery. I believe that's what is meant by letting the battery drain completely.

It should recharge when it goes under 95%. I keep my iBook connected to electricity and because I move it around a lot, the plug (glowing light) loses its firm grasp and the iBook thinks it's not connected anymore. As soon as I realize this, I adjust the plug so that the iBook maintain its...

And while less than fifteen people gathered around a monument erected at my local park (Southern California) in remembrance of the victims of September 11, my 20+ buddies and I played soccer like we do every Thursday. Others walked around the park, and many jogged. A day like any other. It...

I think I got it. System Preferences --> Network At the top of the window you'll see "Location". Under that, you'll see "Show". Click on the pop-up menu next to "Show". Select Network Port Configurations. Remove the checkmark next to "Internal Modem". Click on "Apply Now", at the...

As you're learning raw HTML, this might come handy: Taco HTML Edit http://versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/15720 I use... BBEdit Lite http://versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/604

Yeah, they'd be an improvement over what he has now, but going from a desktop to a laptop is a greater change than going from a G3 to a G4 system, I say.

If I had that, I'd definitely consider an iBook 900mhz. It'd be a low-cost move-up.

If the above didn't do what you wanted... While Safari is active, go to the menu bar and click on "Safari". Select "Preferences". Click "Autofill". There is probably a checkmark next to "Other Forms". To the right of that text there should be a button that says "Edit". Click. Look for...

On the left side of the text-box where you enter the keywords you want to search for in google, there is an image of a magnifying glass. When you click that image, a menu pops up. At the bottom of the menu, it says "Clear Entries". Try that.

I can't see myself trusting WYSIWYG editors. I use BBEdit Lite (free). Are there actually people who use WYSIWYG even though they can code raw HTML? What are the benefits? I fear the editor would add an unnecessary character too many... enough reason not to trust it. I like to know the...

Lets get some out of the way... 4osx.com macwhispers.com spymac.com macrumors.com

Simple answer... You need two Macs... each with an airport card. Then you can use as a base station the mac that is connected to the internet. Drawback... the computer directly connected to the internet must be ON at anytime that you want to be online on the other computer.

arden... I know how your t became an exponent [a*Ln(b)=Ln(b^a)], but I don't recall ever seeing that Ln(a)/Ln(b)=Ln(a/b). If the preceding equation is true, then our answers are the same.

I really doubt the answer I gave you is correct. But hey, nobody else is giving it a shot, so let me show you what I did... Your equation: P=e^( [ -Ln(2) / H ] * t ) Take LN of both sides: Ln(P)=Ln(e( [ -Ln(2) / H ] * t ) ) Because ln(e^x)=x... Ln(P)=[ -Ln(2) / H ] * t...

I'm sure it's been longer since I took a calculus class. Just curious... would the value of H be equal to....? H=[-Ln(2)*T] / Ln(P) Any way for you to test if that's the answer? I wish I hadn't given away my TI89... :)