failed posts

[jmk3@crux2.cit.cornell.edu (Jay Krell)]

failed posts:
 
 
>Re: Can GS power a fan?
 
The internal fan connector is/was intended for the fan sold
by Apple. I think it mounts right next to the power supply.
Notice the rounded openings (if I remember right) on the PS?
 
Cirtech also sold an internal IIGS fan. I believe the HyperStudio
slotless digitizer mounts in a slot/port opening and draws power
from the fan connector.
 
 
>Subject: Re: Keyboard menus
>From: vandry@CAM.ORG (Phillip Vandry)
 
>custom menus need a few
>(easy) modifications in order to work. I encourage you to make these
>modifications as they are easy to make and will result in only about 50
>extra bytes of code. The result is well worth it.
 
I strongly encourage you to just ignore custom menus.
 
 
>Subject: Re: Resources on c.b.a2?
>From: joko@well.sf.ca.us (Joe Kohn)
 
>Based on a few emails, apparently not everyone has seen or read Zen and The
>Art of the Internet or The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Internet.
 
>Is it appropriate for me to post them on c.b.a2? If so, they are both pretty
>long, maybe 150K each. Do I have to break them up? Should I Shrink them and
>Binscii them?
 
I'm a bit confused. Zen and The Art of the Internet is a published book. I
assume it is copyrighted. Yet, it is availabe via ftp and our help disk will
sell photocopies. It is not copyrighted?
 
 
For sale: ImageWriter II w/cable: $195
 
 
  --Jay, jay.krell@cornell.edu