Recent content by erikv11

Actually this router's default is 192.168.1.1. But I used it for months with 192.168.0.1, because when I was beating my head trying to set up DSL at my old house I picked up in some forum to try changing the router IP to 192.168.0.1 and when I did, all was well. I now suspect that the reason...

yep. thanks. why is 192.168.0.0 not acceptable? 192.168.0.1 was fine ... Anyway I won't try that IP again :D

TiBook running 10.3.4 I'm trying to set up my Linksys BEFW11S4 wireless router with my new DSL modem. The router was set up with IP of 192.168.0.1, but so was the new DSL modem so I thought I'd change the router IP back to the default IP, via the web interface. Unfortunately I changed the...

putting the chips in is a little difficult, i have to send them to him and he doesn't necessarily know how to do it, seems worth trying to sort out if they will work but I see your point. I attached an image of the RAM, hope it is here?

Great, thanks! So it is worth sending them tom hi. But about whether or not they will be seen as 256, where might I get "the exact specifications" from? There are little labels on the chips (I'm looking at 'em right now ...), would you or someone know from that, or can I look it up somewhere?

I have a Linksys BEFW11S4 wireless router. I was really annoyed at first when I discovered it will not pass AppleTalk packets over the wireless. I'm over that now, but if you use older equipment keep the AT issue in mind, I know Asante is great for AT. Otherwise, the Linksys has been great.

My brother picked up an old iMac ("5 flavors" 1999, 333 MHz, 32 MB RAM still running 8.5) and wants to add some RAM and run it as a websurf-email machine. I'm wondering if the two, factory 256 MB chips that I removed from my TiBook (DVI) will work in the iMac? If so, then I'll mail them to...

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I messed around (unsuccessfully) with this a bit, you can probably get there from here but not sure: start with this link and then a solution for properly rebuilding the .jar file in the Terminal (corrects the mistakes in the last link's methods) is shown here up to you to make it...

Did you first use Disk Utility to wipe the partition and install OS9 drivers?

This fix is easy, will do what you want and give you many more options: When you open the print dialog box, the button on the left opens a pdf in Preview, the button on the right lists a drop-down menu with default choices like "Save as ...". You can easily add any application (or AppleScript...

I'm guessing that those app are stored in your Finder preferences file. You can harmlessly delete this file CALLED com.apple.finder.plist, see if it solves your problem; it can be found at: Users > yourname > Library > Preferences > com.apple.finder.plist if that doesn't do it, try...

Of course ... but why did they just start with Panther? exactly what I was looking for, thank you very much Actually 'open /System/Library/CoreServices/Finder" works just fine. But while I'm wrecking my system, where can I look to find out my $PATH anyway? just trying to educate myself...

running 10.3.2 I ran a package installer and now my PATH is amiss. e.g. this from the Terminal: Albatross2:~ erikv$ man ls No manual entry for ls here are the contents of /private/etc/profile, I think you'll ask for that: # System-wide .profile for sh(1)...

It's been a year and you don't have this problem anynore but I did tonight, with a different app, and solved it :D it applies to TextEdit too: tell application "TextEdit" open "Drive Name:Users:username:Desktop:testing.rtf" as alias end tell maybe someone will find this useful ... I...