From: Ryan Rotter (rrotter_at_emich.edu)
Date: Tue Aug 24 2004 - 23:58:19 PDT
Sorry, I was too quick to panic (I'm sure a few of you can sympathize
with being overly attached to your Newts). I simply hadn't pushed the
plug allthe way into the top of the Newton.
On Aug 25, 2004, at 02 53, Ryan Rotter wrote:
> I have a 2000 and a 2100 that normally function great. I use them
> mainly for taking class notes, so they haven't seen much use over the
> summer. I hadn't turned either one on for a week or so. The battery
> was down to about 20% in the 2000, and the 2100 would not power up.
> Assuming a dead battery in the 2100 I switched the batteries and still
> had no luck. Next, I returned the good set of batteries to the 2000
> and it wouldn't power up! Now I can't get either one to turn on, even
> with the units plugged in to the AC adapter. Can anyone offer some
> help?
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