Apple G3 iBook Airport Card?
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The Airport card in your Mac should work just fine, it is a WIFI 802.11b card the same thing used with a wireless router on most laptop today..... A new card will cost about $50....If your Airport Card has a slot for a sims card, then you can go to T1 Mobile and get Internet service from them and also use your laptop as a phone like a Pocket PC.....Cool.....and still have WiFi for hot spots.....
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Download and instructions :\nhttp://www.newtek-europe.com/uk/support/downloads/lw85_update_info.html?Platform=Mac
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im sure the apple website can help\nb
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Use the program "Psst"\n\nhttp://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/16780
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I'd recomend you invest a couple hundred more and get an iBook, by Mac. They're about the best there is and SO inexpensive considering what you get. \nwww.mac.com
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You might first want to recheck the Apple.com site. The 3 TB is gotten by using 4 - 750 GB HDs, not a single 3 TB HD. TB+ HD's are under developement, but not yet available to the public. (as far as I know)\n\nAny computer (newer) can be set up using an external RAID array with multiple HDs. Apple is the easiest and in my very biased opinion the best as there are no configuration problems. (Apple owner since 1986, and at present run my home and business on some 15 Macs.) \n\nAnd onto my soapbox for a bit of preaching: Dedicated MS people may not want to read further. lol\n\nWe Apple people actually have plug and play rather than the PC world's Plug and Pray. (The most we have to do to connect a 3rd party device is to install its driver by a simple click on its installer button or drag it to its requested folder.) \n\nI run 3 -500 GB HDs in my personal workstation G5 Tower for 1.5 TB and another half TB via an external Firewire drive. I can add more via external units using an additional ATA PCI card, optical drive connection, USB, or Firewire. My internal optical connection has my CD/DVD burner, known as a SuperDrive at Apple. I also carry a half TB Firewire HD with my G4 Powerbook laptop.\n\nThe same can be done with the newer PCs as long as you know how to do your configuration or are willing to pay to have someone else set it up.\n\nIf you want speed and reliability, go the Apple route. We don't have the Windoze crash and lock up problems. Our OS's are stable. Even when using PC/Windoze based programs, a Windoze crash doesn't require a restart of the computer. It only requires a restart of the Windoze program. (The Mac didn't crash, the MS based program did!)\n\nIf you have lots of PC (Windoze!!) based software, it can be run on a Mac using a program called Virtual PC. The new Apple OS in development is supposed to eventually allow Apple, PC and even Unix software to run on the Mac without the need for a translation program.\n\nOh BTW: Apple doesn't have the thousands of virii that plague PC users. At last count I think we had some 2 dozen and all of them have been blocked . Connect a PC to the internet without a firewall nor anti virus software and see how long it takes to fill up with virii, spyware, etc. (I did a test with a Compac running Windoze XP Home connected to my cable modem via my network. A 5 minute connection with IE opened, but with NO surfing added over 50 spyware and several virii) My Macs are on line 24/7 with no problems.
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itunes tends to be fine when working with apples and only apples.  I had a motorola phone with itunes and i had similar experiences even though i was using a new mac.  I would suggest you use a firewire port as this is what the ipos was designed to use.  I know this may not be wonderful advice especially if you don't have one, but you can by a firewire port cheap.  if you have tried this or don't want to then get the new itunes from the apple site and turn off the auto update in itunes preferences.  this may be a bore but it means you can safetly add and remove as you go and hopefully without the freezing issue.  good luck
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Mac Book pro 17" www.getamac.com
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If you don't get an answer here.\n\ntry here http://discussions.apple.com/index.jspa\n\nor here http://www.mac-forums.com/forums/\n\nThere are knowledgeable mac users that can help you with your mac questions in these sites.\n\nGood luck
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http://www.macoptions.com/mactips.html
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Hi Brad...faxing from within Appleworks is available.  Simply go to the File -> Print menu item. In the Print dialog window select the Fax.\n\nConsider visiting and joining the free Apple Discussion forum:  http://discussions.apple.com/index.jspa\n\nYou can find more helpful answers for Mac-related questions from this forum.
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http://www.apple.com/support/mac101/\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=site%3Aapple.com+networking+mac+os+x&btnG=Search
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Apples don't support WEP... they only support crazy apple stuff like appletalk... and of course seeds
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Check out the instructions from Apple at: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=302240
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There is one in Fayetteville called Megabyte Computer Center.  It is on Joyce Blvd at the south east corner of the 71B and Joyce intersection across from the Red Lobsters on the other side of 71B.  It is easy to find.\nIt is a good store with Apple stuffs.\nGood luck.
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http://www.macmerc.com/sections.php?op=viewarticle&artid=209&page=1
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A refurb from Apple. Garage Band (part of iLife apps) will be shipped with it.\nhttp://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore.woa/wa/RSLID?mco=D8593B5A&nclm=CertifiedMac