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Ryan Vetter | 1 Sep 2008 04:54
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Re: Ideal SONY Wireless LAN Card for Newton ! 128 bits OK

So, the PCWA-C150, BUT NOT the 150S, will work in the Newton?  How does it look?  Not much protrusion?
Thanks.

Well after looking at the new scan Bruno sent me I will clarify for myself
and others in case there was any confusion. The C150s that was in the
auction to date is still only confirmed as Non-Working with MP2000/2100.

The scan I received was for the C150 which is the same card that I have and
is basically a WaveLAN GOLD which can so 128bit encryption and is recognized
by the Pismo, Wallstreet and IBM ThinkPad I tested with as a WaveLAN (and an
Airport in the PowerBooks)

Pictures will be posted thank to the courtesy of Bruno :)

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Sonny Hung | 1 Sep 2008 05:11
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Re: Ideal SONY Wireless LAN Card for Newton ! 128 bits OK

On Sun, Aug 31, 2008 at 10:54 PM, Ryan Vetter <physicalconstants <at> yahoo.ca>wrote:
> So, the PCWA-C150, BUT NOT the 150S, will work in the Newton?  How does it
> look?  Not much protrusion?
>

Here is a pic of the PCWA-C150
http://flickr.com/photos/sonnyhung/92016538/in/set-72057594088639324/

The card when inserted into the Newton will not extend past the Newton. Now
to clarify this is with the Antenna OFF.
With the Antenna installed ON it will extend past the Newton about 1/4"
(.25")
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Sonny Hung
the Hung Family

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newton | 1 Sep 2008 16:51
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blueprint2

hi!

anybody outthere using blueprint2?
http://www.sineware.com/products/BluePrint/bp2/

it seems to be a very interesting application, but e-mail and parts of the
website are'nt working :-( i would like to download/buy it, if possible.

best regards,
jan

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Rob Cecchino | 1 Sep 2008 18:00
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Re: blueprint2

It's your lucky day Jan!

Version 1 & 2 of Blueprint were released as Charityware and then opensourced to the Newton Community in
2004. You can download Blueprint 2 and the original Blueprint here:

http://www.sarofax.com/

Regards,

Rob

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Rob Cecchino | 1 Sep 2008 18:30
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Sine of the Times Software

To all,

In my search of advanced calculator, I went through Newton Reference although I knew that most of the links
were dead ( http://www.panix.com/~clay/newton/ ). However as I explored the old links with the 'Way Back
Machine' or www.archive.org, I came across this site which offers all their software as
CharityWare/Freeware. The Sine of the Times web site offers the following:

BluePrint2/Blueprint - Project manager
PowerSet - Advanced calculator
Formula - Mathematical Expressions
CardMedia - Newton Names Enhancement
ShowMate  - Remote Control 

They are ALL described and Formula, CardMedia and Showmate can be downloaded from here: http://web.archive.org/web/20060514074548/http://www.sineware.com/
The original Blueprint manual should also be downloaded from there also but the BluePrint & PowerSet
software and source code are stored on www.sarofax.com and downloadable.

Many thanks to the authors of these still useful programs for making them available to the Newton
community. Best wishes to all on Newtontalk.

Regards,

Rob

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L.W. Brown | 1 Sep 2008 20:01
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Re: OT: name of Mac OS 9 car game?

Yep - CroMag Rally.

On 30. Aug., 2008, at 09:44 AM, Jon Glass wrote:

> On Sat, Aug 30, 2008 at 3:01 PM, Rob Cecchino  
> <surgeon <at> mindspring.com> wrote:
>> I was thinking Cromag rally, but was that ever on the Mac?

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L.W. Brown | 1 Sep 2008 20:08
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Re: Poutine? (was: WWNC 2009?)

I had some - not on the menu & made just for me - at a hotel in  
Toronto last June.
Not great, but also not truly traditional - I could tell that a better  
effort would be pretty awesome...

On 30. Aug., 2008, at 13:50 PM, Ryan Vetter wrote:

> Indeed it is.  Just had some the other night, with lemon pepper at a  
> place called Fritz.

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Woody Smith | 1 Sep 2008 23:06
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Re: Connecting to the Internet

Sounds like you are using a wired card connected to a router. so I  
don't know the relevance of the Wifi driver,
Why use a manual setup?
  just let the router do its job.
have a look at
<http://www.pda-soft.de/body_ethernetconnectivity.html>
\
woody

On Aug 29, 2008, at 12:50 AM, Robert P. Bruckstein wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I haven't used my Newton MP2000 (upgraded to 2100) in a long time and
> can't remember how to connect to the internet. I have the Farallon
> Ethernet PC card with driver 802.11b WaveLan from Noguchi. I have it
> connected to my D_Link DI624 router port 3. I have an Internet Setup
> link that is configure as such: DHCP Server, Card Farallon.....,
> Domain Name: 192.168.0.1
>
> When I try to connect I just get an error after it tries to connect
> and stop half way. The Led on the connector of the Farallon car
> doesn't turn on nor does port 3 on the router.
>
> I would appreciate any clear instructions on how to connect and send
> email. I am trying to transfer some files and have given up on trying
> to connect directly to my Mac and thought email would be the solution.
>
> Thanks for any assistance.
>
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Andrei Chichak | 2 Sep 2008 00:29
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Re: Poutine? (was: WWNC 2009?)

I was in Calgary a couple of weeks ago to see Cirque du Soleil and 
stopped at a little cheese shop. I bought a packet of St. Hubert 
Melange a Sauce Poutine (Poutine sauce mix) direct from Laval Quebec. 
The shop also has proper "squeeky" curds delivered fresh every 
Wednesday. Everything that you need to roll your own Poutine sans the 
potato and copious quantities of fat.

A

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Laurent Daudelin | 2 Sep 2008 01:09
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Re: Poutine? (was: WWNC 2009?)

Nice!
-Laurent.
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On Sep 1, 2008, at 18:29 , Andrei Chichak wrote:

> I was in Calgary a couple of weeks ago to see Cirque du Soleil and
> stopped at a little cheese shop. I bought a packet of St. Hubert
> Melange a Sauce Poutine (Poutine sauce mix) direct from Laval Quebec.
> The shop also has proper "squeeky" curds delivered fresh every
> Wednesday. Everything that you need to roll your own Poutine sans the
> potato and copious quantities of fat.

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