actually, mine's used for writing games (unfortunately, not Mac ones), as well as playing them, watching VCD movies, playing CDs and MP3s and doing DTP and minor Web design work. N…

i don't think this is the best place to ask this but anyways... does anyone know what software i can use to save my dvd-rom's firmware to disk and upload it again (after playing w…

What do you mean "after playing with it a bit"?

I would settle for software to save/load my G4 firmware. Firmware updates seem to sometimes lead to problems, and I would not mind having the option to go back.

i'm attempting to make the drive region free. i have a firmware upgrade to do this but i would at least like to back mine up before attempting it.

So, does anyone have any suggestions on what color I should paint the white parts of an iBook SE? I was thinking the iBook SE should have the same coloration as the G4 powermac, s…

I think silver would look AWESOME. The thing is, is it will rub off, no matter what kind of paint you use. But here are my suggestions anyway: Satin Silver (with Brushed Alu…

The pic came from here. Gallery here. ps. I know it is not an iBook. Yours could be the first! [This message has been edited by reader50 (edited 06-27-2000).]

Black!

Definately black. Paint the insides of the case like the guy that painted his G3 did. That way it won't flake off. ------------------ -Ruddigger ------------------ Have you had yo…

I like this one. [This message has been edited by oscar (edited 06-28-2000).]

Yes. Should've pointed that out. The inside would be painted. And those are powerbooks! Were talking "i" here kids! Anyway, silver or black, to go with the blue-gray rubbery b…

damn double post [This message has been edited by Dammit (edited 06-28-2000).]

iBook or PowerBook, it doesn't matter. Paint it black (or whatever is the closest to 'graphite')!