Hi all,
> Over the past few months, FreightQuest has unloaded about 600
>Newton 130s, some of them going for as little as $100. None of these
>machines have manuals. Therefore, we've got about 600 new Newton users,
>without manuals.
>
> Does anyone know of a source for an online version of any of the
>manuals? I know that Robert Benschop recently was forced to create his own
>online eMate manual by reworking the 2100 manual.
>
> But what can we do for all these 130s? The paperwork that came with
>them lists a link for an online manual at Apple - the link apparently does
>not work.
I have bought a fair number of their Newtons, 25 in all and the lack
of a manual is serious, but no train smash. The link they gave does
work, but the Apple site is extremely slow. I have the page
bookmarked at:
http://www.info.apple.com/info.apple.com/manuals/manuals.taf?search=Ca
tegory&string=Newton&manlang=&start=1&lang=&geo=
but when I tried to go there, I get an error message now, it worked
fine a few days ago. I have however downloaded the manuals and if
somebody would like to host them somewhere, please contact me
off-line. I have d/l all the manuals I thought are relevant, even
some which describe how to make a cable, a question which pops up all
the time.
Best regards,
Chris
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