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External Monitor with Pismo?
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Mac Enthusiast
Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: Livermore, California
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Any idea how this can be accomplished?
I have a 400 MHz PowerBook Pismo, and a 350 MHz B&W G3 Tower. I also have a 17" Studio Display that I bought with the Tower.
Can I make the Studio Display work with my laptop? I've tried connecting the monitor to the back of my computer, but I still have to run the power through the B&W just to turn it on. After all that, nothing happens.
Can anyone explain how this would work?
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It should be recognized, after the Pismo is put to slleep & rewawaked, or restarted while monitor is connected.
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It should be recognized, after the Pismo is put to slleep & rewawaked, or restarted while monitor is connected.
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Jul 2001
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I have a Pismo. It has an S-Video out. I've used it with my bigscreen TV to watch DVDs once in a while.
Does the Cinema Display have a S-video in? If so, the direct connection will work.
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Fresh-Faced Recruit
Join Date: Aug 2000
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plug the display directly into a power outlet (rather than the tower)
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