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Help with Wireless Router — #3

Have you ever connected this iBook through this particular router, or is this a new router? If it's new, then I think you need to set up the router for DHCP.
MacNN Networking by f1000

Help with Wireless Router — #4

right now this router is connecter her windows pc via a patch cable...and wirelessly to her dad's computer... i will have to look into this dchp and WAP pw thing... her dad set up …
MacNN Networking by drx604

Help with Wireless Router — #5

ok... i just hooked it up to MY wired network... internet works!... (i left the settings on network to 'automatic' ... IP address, subnet mask, and router all showed up... at HER …
MacNN Networking by drx604

Help with Wireless Router — #6

Quote: Originally posted by drx604: ok... i just hooked it up to MY wired network... internet works!... (i left the settings on network to 'automatic' ... IP address, su…
MacNN Networking by f1000

Help with Wireless Router — #7

Quote: Originally posted by f1000: Yes, but you said plugging the iBook into the ethernet port of the router also didn't work. That seems to indicate a problem with DHCP…
MacNN Networking by drx604

Help with Wireless Router — #8

success! apparently automatic settings don't detect... so i manually put in the ip address of her router, etc... one thing tho... should i leave the Location settings for 'autom…
MacNN Networking by drx604

please help /// — #2

Hey, Sounds like you need peer-to-peer file/device sharing. You can do that with what you've got right now, Appletalk! Just share the floppy on your older laptop, and through th…
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please help /// — #3

I'm don't think the PowerBook 165 has ethernet (it's an '030!). And G3s don't have serial ports, so LocalTalk is out. Your best bet is probably PowerBook SCSI mode: http://til.inf…
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OF [Off-Contest] — #3

Not everyone's cup of tea, and sadly it can't be done. Though keep hammering at it, a theme inspired by WCIII's great interface style could be quite cool! -Owl
MacNN Networking by OwlBoy

OF [Off-Contest] — #4

Wow looks cool, I would love to see a WC3 theme (or one for each race ) or a SC one would be cool too. Maybe ShapeShifter 1.5 (or 2.0) would make it possible? I for one still hope…
MacNN Networking by MetalSnake

OF [Off-Contest] — #5

Quote: Originally posted by mac15: Its ok but techinally them menus wouldn't work Actually they would, you would just have to resize the menu background.
MacNN Networking by bOOzo

OF [Off-Contest] — #6

jup. they would work. right and i love the apple logo replacement. that one is neat. [ idle. ]
MacNN Networking by idle

OF [Off-Contest] — #7

Yum, I love the doors slamming and chains rattling in Frozen Throne.
MacNN Networking by phillryu

OF [Off-Contest] — #8

Quote: Originally posted by bOOzo: Actually they would, you would just have to resize the menu background. to something freekin' huge! Out of academic curiousity,…
MacNN Networking by wibs

OF [Off-Contest] — #9

Quote: Originally posted by wibs: to something freekin' huge! Out of academic curiousity, how would you go about doing it Max? I'd skip MenuEnhancer (normally a staple …
MacNN Networking by solidfox

OF [Off-Contest] — #10

Quote: Originally posted by solidfox: I'm using some huge elements...like 1900 px menubar and toolbar, and I haven't noticed any performance reduction compared to aqua o…
MacNN Networking by Patcarla

802.11g speed .... please check my math !! — #2

No, your calculations are wrong: Your wireless router has a theoretical max transfer rate of 54 Mbps, where Mbps = Mega "bits" per second. Your 2.25 Gb file equals 2250 Mega "byt…
MacNN Networking by f1000

802.11g speed .... please check my math !! — #4

Minor note: megabits should be abbreviated Mb, and megabytes should be abbreviated MB. Bytes are generally used when you are talking about a communications protocol (modem, etherne…
MacNN Networking by larkost

802.11g speed .... please check my math !! — #5

Larkost meant communications protocols usually use bits per second, not bytes. But curiously, download managers and ftp programs generally measure in bytes per second. The 1000 vs…
MacNN Networking by Scarpa
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