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Hi Gwin and welcome to the forum. Simply make sure your wan is setup correctly on your router. Turn off any wep/wpa encryption (for now) and turn off MAC filters. Set your ibooks network settings to automatically and empty all fields. Apply these new network settings (also turn off PPPOE) and...

Yahoo! does provide videochat compatibility to windows systems. However, audiochat does not work. :( By the way, there is also iSpQ Chat that has audio/videochat support for windows and mac systems. B

So, even the Tiger install DVD, which actually worked before, is no more mounting? If so then it sounds like you rather have a software relatd problem there. Am not sure if your superdrive is supported but there is a very interesting firmware available that improved many functions of my titanium...

Your G4 15'' powerbook with a DVI connector will very surely run the cinema screen and most probably also the dell screen (not sure if it's dvi as well or only d-sub [where you will be forced to use an adaptor]). However, you won't be able to change the graphic unit of your powerbook. My...

Did you try different media such as Verbatim? Older drives are very picky on the media. Good luck!

How do you measure the temperature? Didn't know it was possible to access the G4 temperature sensor via software. 138 degrees F would be 58°C. This doesn't sound that much. Does your fan start spinning loudly while you are ripping a CD?

Yahoo videochat works fine for me. I think the problem lies on the network settings. Are your firends behind a firewall?

search the forum for "fonts word". I remember this problem was also related to some faulty fonts.

Did you try this?

Fata Morgana (Hey Gig', I've been in Iran for some time and had no internet. Really missed macosx.com and am happy to be back)

Himalaya

Any written DVD-/+RW (even dual-layer) should be readable in any DVD-compatible drive. But I didn't test this in practice. However, considering the speed for burning DVDRWs to DVDRs and also their prices, DVDRs should be the better choice. In CD-times it was said that CDRs are much more...

are you able to ping the file servers ip? How does your network look like? Any routers?

Hi steve and welcome to the forum. Let me ask some simple questions first: Is your powerbook plugged to the electricity? Can you hear your CD-drive starting up once you press the on/off button? Did you hold the 'C' key to boot from the CD? Where you able to boot into the single user mode...

Did you try with audio CDs and make sure your settings under System Preferences -> CDs & DVDs are set the itunes once you insert an audio CD. Btw, which macosx version are you using? Does the CD spin at all?

Hi mc127 and welcome to the forum. You should specify the G4 mac a bit more so we can think of wifi solutions fitting to that. However, dlinks wifi over usb works with macs. Also take a closer look at this list. Once you have the G4 wifi enabled it will work with any router. Good luck!

Kung Fu

taxi

Go to your System Preferences -> Network and chose your active connection (airport or ethernet). Now select for 'Configure IPv4': 'Using DHCP'. Now press 'Renew DHCP Lease'. What IP is given to you? Is it another than desired? If so, go to your routers web-interface and look for the DHCP...

Are you using any third party drivers for your linksys pci card?