Ping Polly

got your email.
for whatever reason isp wont let my reply go thru.
no idea what thats about, not to worry.
this might not send either but will try anyhow.

i'm sure there are adapters to work for ya.
who'd you buy it from?
what to the ends look like?
are there any puter parts shops nearby?
you could send the gators to the shop with a note and money tied around
their necks i suppose if all else fails.
i'm searching but easier if i know whats what at your end.
j.

Thank you, Jeanne. I just wondered if it was *possible*. There's an Office
Depot about an hour away and DH has to go that way soon.
What Jeanne and I are talking about is: my brand new and improved
computer has a place to plug in speakers - but my speakers pluggy thing does
not fit. Does not.
I was wondering if there could be an adaptor that might fix the problem
or if I would have to buy new speakers.
Isn't progress fun? Polly

"J*" wrote in message
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got your email.
for whatever reason isp wont let my reply go thru.
no idea what thats about, not to worry.
this might not send either but will try anyhow.

i'm sure there are adapters to work for ya.
who'd you buy it from?
what to the ends look like?
are there any puter parts shops nearby?
you could send the gators to the shop with a note and money tied around
their necks i suppose if all else fails.
i'm searching but easier if i know whats what at your end.
j.

On Jul 26, 11:23*pm, "Polly Esther" wrote:
Thank you, Jeanne. *I just wondered if it was *possible*. *There's an Office
Depot about an hour away and DH has to go that way soon.
* * What Jeanne and I are talking about is: *my brand new and improved
computer has a place to plug in speakers - but my speakers pluggy thing does
not fit. *Does not.
* * I was wondering if there could be an adaptor that might fix the problem
or if I would have to buy new speakers.
* * Isn't progress fun? * Polly

"J*" wrote in message

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got your email.
for whatever reason isp wont let my reply go thru.
no idea what thats about, not to worry.
this might not send either but will try anyhow.

i'm sure there are adapters to work for ya.
who'd you buy it from?
what to the ends look like?
are there any puter parts shops nearby?
you could send the gators to the shop with a note and money tied around
their necks i suppose if all else fails.
i'm searching but easier if i know whats what at your end.
j.- Hide quoted text -

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Hi Polly,

Try Radio Shack ;-)

Doc

In article ,
"Polly Esther" wrote:

Thank you, Jeanne. I just wondered if it was *possible*. There's an Office
Depot about an hour away and DH has to go that way soon.
What Jeanne and I are talking about is: my brand new and improved
computer has a place to plug in speakers - but my speakers pluggy thing does
not fit. Does not.
I was wondering if there could be an adaptor that might fix the problem
or if I would have to buy new speakers.
Isn't progress fun? Polly

Lots of fun, Polly. But I'm assuming that the plug from your speakers
is probably too large for the "outlet"/port in your computer, right? If
so, there definitely are adapters available. Try Wal-Mart, Radio Shack,
Target, or -- online -- Fry's Electronics.


"J*" wrote in message
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got your email.
for whatever reason isp wont let my reply go thru.
no idea what thats about, not to worry.
this might not send either but will try anyhow.

i'm sure there are adapters to work for ya.
who'd you buy it from?
what to the ends look like?
are there any puter parts shops nearby?
you could send the gators to the shop with a note and money tied around
their necks i suppose if all else fails.
i'm searching but easier if i know whats what at your end.
j.






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http://www.sandymike.net

Situation normal. Office Depot was out of adaptors. The adaptor the Radio
Shack guy was certain would fit does not. If any of you were planning to
sing to me you will have to wait a few more days. Polly


"Sandy" Lots of fun, Polly. But I'm assuming that the plug from your
speakers
is probably too large for the "outlet"/port in your computer, right? If
so, there definitely are adapters available. Try Wal-Mart, Radio Shack,
Target, or -- online -- Fry's Electronics.

so i'll assume you found something that works tho.
my singing of late hasnt been so hot.
the vocal cords even refuse to let me scream.
totally weird cuz believe me i've tried over and over and over,
there is no sound tho, singing is off the menu around here.
j.

"Polly Esther" wrote...
Situation normal. Office Depot was out of adaptors. The adaptor the Radio
Shack guy was certain would fit does not. If any of you were planning to
sing to me you will have to wait a few more days. Polly


"Sandy" Lots of fun, Polly. But I'm assuming that the plug from your
speakers
is probably too large for the "outlet"/port in your computer, right? If
so, there definitely are adapters available. Try Wal-Mart, Radio Shack,
Target, or -- online -- Fry's Electronics.

Nope. Nothing yet. We just MUST take Yogi to his groomer in the big city
soon. He's a 'woolie' - which is a Yorkie with a coat much like a buffalo.
He must wear a puppy cut year-round just so he can breathe. (He really
needs to spend our summers with his Aunt Pat Over Her Hill). Anyhow.
THere's bound to be somebody in Mobile AL that speaks 'speaker pluggy' and
can find us a solution.
I wish you were here in the Swamp with us. Screaming across the water
has a very satisfying feeling and I could teach you how. Holding you close,
Polly

"J*" wrote in message
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so i'll assume you found something that works tho.
my singing of late hasnt been so hot.
the vocal cords even refuse to let me scream.
totally weird cuz believe me i've tried over and over and over,
there is no sound tho, singing is off the menu around here.
j.

"Polly Esther" wrote...
Situation normal. Office Depot was out of adaptors. The adaptor the
Radio
Shack guy was certain would fit does not. If any of you were planning to
sing to me you will have to wait a few more days. Polly


"Sandy" Lots of fun, Polly. But I'm assuming that the plug from your
speakers
is probably too large for the "outlet"/port in your computer, right? If
so, there definitely are adapters available. Try Wal-Mart, Radio Shack,
Target, or -- online -- Fry's Electronics.

I am just so proud to announce that I am now as dingy as the rest of you. I
can now hear music. I already heard 'voices'. Polly

Yea! I'm impressed the problem is solved!!

--
Kathyl (KJ)
remove "nospam" before mchsi
http://community.webshots.com/user/kathylquiltz
"Polly Esther" wrote in message
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I am just so proud to announce that I am now as dingy as the rest of you.
I can now hear music. I already heard 'voices'. Polly

And I didn't apologize to Radio Shack. The nice guy there was right in the
first place. The problem had to do with plugging in to analog or digital.
'Digital' is only a clock with numbers to me. Office Depot and the techy
computer store only said they weren't sure our speakers would work.
Tenacity wins once more. Polly

"KJ" wrote Yea! I'm impressed the problem is solved!!

--
Kathyl (KJ)
remove "nospam" before mchsi
http://community.webshots.com/user/kathylquiltz
"Polly Esther" wrote in message
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I am just so proud to announce that I am now as dingy as the rest of you.
I can now hear music. I already heard 'voices'. Polly