Quote: Originally posted by Cellery: <STRONG> Your old one was better, I liked the way the text fit perfectly under the image. </STRONG> It fi…

OmniWeb doesn't render it atrociously, either...

IE5.1 for Mac. I just meant that since this new sig is wider the text fits underneath it but doesn't go right from edge to edge, fitting perfectly in that sense. I hope it preserve…

I have three close friends with Ti G4s (667, 550, 500) and all but the 500 have been in the shop for major repairs. Not a good record. PeteWK

I tried it in OmniWeb. It's not perfectly aligned, but I can't please every browser, can I? I would need to make it part of the image, and we all know the admins don't want a sign…

I haven't heard too much about the durability of the Ti Powerbooks but I was going to get one when I got a good deal on my iBook 600 with the 14.1 inch screen. This Machine defina…

my tibook 400 is still in mint condition, but i treat it like a baby so...

Quote: Originally posted by tramahound: <STRONG>my tibook 400 is still in mint condition, but i treat it like a baby so...</STRONG> ditto!

My Ti400 leads a pretty decent life. Sometimes I take it to class just in my backpack stuffed in between some books, and since I don't have a USB hub (someone recommend a good one…

I've had my 500 for over a year, and I only rubbed paint off in one spot by the PC Card slot. Once I found out why it was happening I started using a sleeve case and it hasn't suff…

Buy a laptop case with good padding (I am using a Samsonite) and take your watch off when using it.

Even my iBook gets special care. I always use a screen protector, and I always transport it in its padded sleeve, which fits right into my backpack. I know it's tough, but I want…

Well, I have a Ti 400. I know exactly what you mean as to the durability of the Titanium. It's definitely nothing like my old Pismo. the Pismo I'd put between books, and treat i…

Just use a sleeve to protect while carrying. Just be some careful while working with it. It should be fine as long as all your guys Pismos were Not am I saying the Pismo wasn't a…

Hello fellow Mac Enthusiasts, Once again the durability of the TiPb is being question. You have to love the boldness a TiPb owner for a only a few of them can admit that their mac…

Quote: Originally posted by jstein: <STRONG>But we all know that TiPb is fragile. They can not stand up to everyday travel regardless of how careful a person is.&l…

i've owned a pismo and two ti powerbooks. the pismo was a war horse -- it was dropped a few times and carried around the world without so much as a crack. the case material covered…

I regularly hurl my Pismo PowerBook onto soft surfaces like couches and beds from across the room. The lid is obviously closed, and the machine is either sleeping or shut down. …

I used to hurl my iBook all the time, that was until i threw it onto the bed and it bounced off onto the floor, lets just say my father wasn't happy... But, you have to love the d…

It sounds like Apple needs to rethink the TiBook's paint job if nothing else. I have a white iBook and it's very sturdy, although compared to my old toilet-seat iBook it's pretty …

Quote: Originally posted by Arkham_c: <STRONG>It sounds like Apple needs to rethink the TiBook's paint job if nothing else. I have a white iBook and it's very stu…

Good God! That's horrible and totally abnormal. I hope you will/did send it in to Apple for repair or replacement!

I can't believe how bad that computer looks. I'd be freaking out. I am so glad that my 667 is still 100% perfect after taking it to work ever single day since I got it 6 months…

I have a TiBook that I treat very well- not like it's made of glass or anything, but I'm careful. Never tossed it. I am surprised at the wear on the lighter silver paint (the hinge…

wow i was thinking of getting one but maybe i won't now thanks for the info guys