On 28 Dec 2005, at 05:20, Chase Bohling wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking for an original macwrite manual (collectible quality).
Also, I'm looking for the some original macintosh floppies,
specifically:
1. The original macintosh system disk.
2. The guided tour of macintosh disk.
3. The
On Dec 27, 2005, at 12:52 PM, Sean Billings wrote:
I have the Think Reference Demo that comes free with Think C, Is it
still
possible to get hold of the full copy anywhere?
Not clear to me what you're asking for. I have Think's LightspeedC
by Symantec on 2 floppies. Not sure of the
Hi All,
I have a 128k keyboard that was functioning perfectly up until about a
half-hour ago. The 'U' key has mysteriously stopped working. My guess
is that contact is not being made upon pressing the key. Is there an
easy fix for this?
The keys are fairly easily desoldered, but then you would
I have been scouring the 'net looking for 68k educational software,
like Reader Rabbit or something like that. Has anyone seen these
around? I figure there has to be some abandonware out there. I
would like to put my SE/30 or 512 to work with my 3 year old... Thanks
Rod
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I have a Mac Plus that I bought new that I am trying to get
operational again. When it finally became unusable, the screen would
go to a thin vertical line and sometimes it would work again if I
tapped the case. This issue would happen right away upon turning the
Plus on. I resoldered some of
the floppy disk icon means you need to find or make a boot disk
On 12/28/05, Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a Mac Plus that I bought new that I am trying to get
operational again. When it finally became unusable, the screen would
go to a thin vertical line and sometimes it would work
the floppy disk icon means you need to find or make a boot disk
Booting up a system disk is not the issue...I've owned and used this
machine for many years. I'm talking about physical problems with the
machine's hardware.
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At 16:32 -0800 12/28/05, Thomas wrote:
I have a Mac Plus that I bought new that I am trying to get
operational again. When it finally became unusable, the screen would
go to a thin vertical line and sometimes it would work again if I
tapped the case.
The analog board - vertical one - has
That sounds a lot like an analogue board problem, either in the monitor or the
power supply. The motherboard is possibly fine, but it equally could have
been fried as a result of the power supply fault. You will probably need to
either source a replacement analogue board or attempt to fix it
