From: John Osborne (tooz_at_oceanatlas.com)
Date: Thu Jan 29 2004 - 19:27:41 PST
Your're Rght! My MP 130 sees cards now. Thanks! It makes sense that
this would be the case (now that I know), but with no prior experience
with the MP 130 it's not obvious that Apple would overload the function
of the lock switch. On my MP100 and 2100, the cards get locked
automatically. Without a user manual it's hard to figure these things
out sometime. Luckily I have something even better than a manual--this
list! It took me a good 30 minutes of futzing with the MP130 before I
noticed that the software contrast control of the MP100 and 2100 was
replaced with a little physical control on the side of the MP. I had to
do a google search to figure out how to turn on the backlight on both
the 130 and 2100!
Thanks again for all the replies to my question.
oz
On Thursday, January 29, 2004, at 06:17 PM, Robert Serna wrote:
> I just see a switch to unlock/lock the button for removing the card.
>
> oz
> -----------
> if I'm not mistaken locking the card enables the Newton to read the
> card!
> sent with a Newton Message Pad 2100
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