World record copy and apste ...

[john allan]

This is another beauty ... 6 generations of copy and paste ... Must be a
World record [ until someone copy and pastes it back to flame me .... ]

Please edit off the ends of your emails guys ...

Hey, may be I can go for the World Record by copying the entire list and
them getting flames for that ...

Can we try see if you can fill the entire width of an email with reference
>>>>>>>>>> I think it takes 72 copy and pastes

You know, the internet could run on 33K modems if it was not for all this
garbage and porn.

[ nothing person .. Just grumpy ]

John


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Message-Id: <p0601020bbc2a4ffbc389@[10.0.1.19]>
Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2004 19:47:54 -0600
From: Steve Houlton <steve at gateway.unomaha.edu>
Subject: Re: [CUBE] Cube usb speakers

I have used these speakers with my Pismo and had=20
no problems;  but couldn't much volume out of=20
them.  So the power difference does make sense.

steve

>FYI: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=3D58676
>
>My comment about blowing the USB port maybe=20
>exaggerated, though. But you never know :-)
>
>Fran=E7ois.
>
>Le 13 janv. 04, =E0 22:07, Erik Ableson a =E9crit :
>
>>Although I guess I was lucky since poking=20
>>around I did find some other sources that=20
>>confirm your comment, Fran=E7ois.
>>
>>Cheers
>>
>>Erik
>>On 13 janv. 04, at 21:47, Erik Ableson wrote:
>>
>>>Hmmm - I've actually used mine on my TiBook=20
>>>for a month while between residences ( Cube in=20
>>>storage) with no ill effects.  The TiBook USB=20
>>>ports are powered ports - there's nothing=20
>>>special about the specs on the Cube USB ports.
>>>
>>>Erik
>>>
>>>On 13 janv. 04, at 21:44, Fran=E7ois Menu wrote:
>>>
>>>>Don't plug them! Really, I mean it.
>>>>
>>>>The power amplifier of the Cube USB speakers=20
>>>>(that little black box) requires more power=20
>>>>than available on a standard USB port. The=20
>>>>Cube USB ports (and the ports on the Apple=20
>>>>Displays) are designed to provide enough=20
>>>>power for the speakers, but not the Ti USB=20
>>>>ports.
>>>>
>>>>What might happen if you plug them: weak=20
>>>>sound, for sure; blowing your Ti USB port,=20
>>>>maybe...
>>>>
>>>>Take care!
>>>>Fran=E7ois.
>>>>
>>>>Le 13 janv. 04, =E0 21:30, Erik Ableson a =E9crit :
>>>>
>>>>>Plug them in :-)  No, really it's that=20
>>>>>simple.  The only thing that you might have=20
>>>>>to do is check the sound output control=20
>>>>>panel to ensure that it's sending audio out=20
>>>>>the USB port rather than the built-in=20
>>>>>speakers.  I haven't yet found a way to have=20
>>>>>them both running concurrently tho'
>>>>>
>>>>>Same principal as using the griffin iMic.
>>>>>
>>>>>Cheers,
>>>>>
>>>>>Erik
>>>>>On 13 janv. 04, at 21:12, Marvin Weide wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>>Is there anyway that my cube usb speakers can be used on my Ti?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Marv Weide
>>>>>>weide at amug.org