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Should I enter the mail.example.com:587 as my MX Record? I pretty sure my MX records are routing messages but the ISP has blocked port 25 halting reciept of messages on the server.

Its a FirstClass collaboration server no issue sending, logging in etc. users just can't receive messages... No cost if possible? But if there is a host that has a service $5-$15 a yr. eg. I'm willing to to pay. I'm sure there has to Port 25 workaround?

Anyone know of a free, cheap or app that I can use as a mail/port redirector? My ISP has blocked port 25 probably for SPAM reasons, anyhow I would like to run my mail server onsite. By the looks of it this is my only hold up.

So the orig. 6GB HD that came with my B&W G3 400 crapped out last night, not bad seeing how long the machine has served me. Not a big worry as the machine still has 2 40GB IDE drives and a 10GB SCSI drive. I tried loading OS X.3 last night on one of the 40GB drives but the install encounters...

"eject cd" worked! Seems I have a faulty AirPort Extreme card which caused this whole mess. Up and running, wired! Thanks for the help, Finch

No suck Luck with either? Thing is the machine won't boot. All I get is a DOS type start up screen with the option to enter mac-boot or shut-down.

So effective an hour ago my PB 12" won't boot... All I get is the grey screen with the Open Firmware info etc. with the options to type mac-boot or shut-down. If I typr mac-boot all I get is a folder blinking with a ?. I'm sure I could boot from my Panther disc but there is a CD in the drive...

I really hope this is possible? I'm the lone Mac user at my office and I'm trying to figure out a way to connect to our EDI system. As far as I can tell all the clients that connect are using WIN 98 & 2000. I'm pretty sure the EDI server is running SCO Unix (although the client interface looks...

As far as a I know the only G3 processor that was not compatible with OS X was the first generation G3 Laptop (The on in the 3400 case) 1997.11 http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=43114 I have a couple clients myself with Wallstreets and Lombards running OS X with little issue.

OS X runs just fine on my wifes Pismo 400...

If that dosen't work give Gimp Print a try looks like the complete HP 4 Series of printers are supported. http://gimp-print.sourceforge.net/

Restard and hold down the eject key while your machine is booting, should also solve the problem...

Thanks all for the input, seems the command option worked and saved me from pulling the bat. Now that the kernel panic hell is over I just thought maybe someone would know why Apple didn't add a reset button on the 12" PB? Once again, Thanks

Anyone aware of a reset button on the new PB 12" this is the first PB I've owned that dosen't have such a feature and I could really use it at the moment. Is there a key combonation I'm not aware of? Thanks? Finch

Correct, Microsoft User Data file acts as a back up, just store and drag the file back into you new profile.

Check out this link on compatibility. No mention of G3's though... http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=58692

If it means anything here is my thought on the situation, I could see some reason for recycling or the service centre hanging onto your drive if it were in warranty, credit from Apple, re-imbursment etc. Seeing its not and it is out of warranty as you stated my two cents would be you own that...

Follow this link http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=86214 seeing that you've upgraded to a PM G4 you might be able to do so. Finch

I had almost the exact issue not to long ago, just started I have idea why either? if you can get the machine booted via "mac-boot" I would suggest backing up and doing I re-install.

Just purchased a PowerBook 12" I've also got a PowerBook TiBook 15" 500MHz which came with a YoYo power adapters. At some point I had purchased an additional PowerBook adapter for travel, its the smaller square one which come with the newer PowerBooks. Does anyone if I can use the older...