--- Cameron Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
No, it's just 7.1. I have the 7.1.3 update
disk
but never got off my lazy butt :-P
You're certain of that? :) The current Drag
Manager
package's docs say it doesn't come with Finder
7.1.3,
but then there is a folder with (surprise
--- Andrew Michael MacTao [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Paul Stansen wrote:
Tuck 'em into a corner and practice ignoring
'em.
That's how subliminal advertising works best...
Your conscious
mind doesn't notice, but, days or weeks later, you
find yourself with
an impulse to buy
This year's theme for the Western Idaho Fair was
2001: A Fair Odyssey. The billboards and posters
all had a pig sitting in a flying saucer on them. :P
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which is fruitful to an excess here, be so very barren in
the rest of the
Amazing what you can find in PC Magazine.
From the current September issue, page 12 of the
iBiz section. (Would that iEverything just DIE NOW
please?)
User Interface Engineering of Massachusetts
http://world.std.com/~uieweb
(Sure inspires confidence when a company that charges
$40K to $150K
--- Jeffrey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anybody know where a guy could download a copy of
Rocket Share for the
Radius Rockets (not Rocketware, have that...)
I saw a new in box, unopened copy of RocketShare
on eBay last night. :) No bids yet then.
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--- Andrew W. Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dude, you want me to send you two LCIIs? I can't
afford the
shipping, but if someone else pays that theyre
yours. For the
experiment, naturally. I'm not in the habit of
giving free computers
away for no reason.
Um, no. I'll pass on them.
--- Alex Allee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's exactly the reason I went looking for a laser
printer. This
Epson printer eats cartridges like there is no
tomorrow. The output
looks great, but $50-60 to replace both cartridges
every few
weeks/months is way too much.
Try a Xerox or
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 22:42 +0200 on 03/09/01, Marten van de Kraats
wrote:
The apple spec database doesn't mention the scsi
port, only a
The SCSI is for a font disk. The IIg wasn't the
only one that had a SCSI
port; I think *most* of the II series had that
50-pin
--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying a pretty fast hard disk in a LC... Which
format
interleave is the best: 1, 2, 3, 4???
1:1 interleave is fine for all Macs except the Plus
and SE. The Plus normally uses 3:1 and the SE 2:1
but that isn't really a factor with newer,
--- William Hatchell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
My Quadra 640AV recently expired and I'd like to
move as many of the working
components from it to my LC475 as possible. I began
by maximizing RAM using
modules from the Quadra. Next, I'd like to know how
to replace the LC040
processor of the
--- Alex Allee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, it works fine from system 6 to mac os 9.1,
but mac os x is
giving me nothing but postscript errors. Somebody
on the Macnn forum
with a IIg had no problems though... Maybe it has
something to do
with the IINT only handling postscript level 1 and
--- J.S. Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--
From: the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Vintage
Macs)
Subject: Re: Upgrading LC475
Date: Tue, Sep 4, 2001, 6:24 PM
At 18:20 -0700 on 04/09/01, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
Apple never used a ZIF socket
Tell us the make and model of the drive, then I or
someone can dig up a website with all the settings
and tell what should work. (Unless the drive is
a real old one from a long dead company that wasn't
bought by some other company that is still around.)
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--- Desert Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
An interesting port on the LaserWriter IIntx is ADB.
In the manual, it says
that it can be used for future expansion.
It's amazing how much computer hardware from the 80's
and early 90's had ports and connectors for future
expansion or for future use.
Too bad the Mac TV is like a LCII- (minus). :P
Only 8megs RAM, limited to 8bit color in computer
mode. Will the TV/Video stuff work with some other
5xx series board shoved into the case?
IMHO the Mac TV is the computer equivalent of painting
a Yugo black and sticking on a spoiler and plastic
--- Andrew Michael MacTao [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hello All,
Just a curious question... One that has always
puzzled me. Does
anyone know the specifics, why uploading a file to a
server takes so
much longer than downloading the same file?
Because with a 56K connection your upstream
I had a thought the other day about how to alter
the color of a Mac case in a way more durable
than paint. :)
Melt down some of the same sort of plastic in
the color of your choice then use a heated spray
gun to paint the case. Of course you'd definately
want to wear a good chemical filter
--- Don Hawryluk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Subject: can't connect
what the #$%?$@# am i doing wrong?
thanks don.
Did you have a look at the chooser to ensure that
AppleTalk was turned on, and the AppleTalk
control panel to ensure that the Modem port was
selected?
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I'm going to be given an LC475 with monitor, keyboard
and mouse.
What to do with it? Heck if I know! :) I need a
bigger table plus a bigger room to put it in.
Currently the MegaTower 2000 PC and the not so
mega but just as heavy tower Radius 81/110 occupy
the table I have. The Power IIci sits
--- Andrew W. Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Terry Mathews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
AFAIK, the Macintosh TV chassis is basically the
same as an LC5xx machine.
The video and TV input is located on the
motherboard, but there is the Apple
Video system for the LC5xx series.
As
--- billy j [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yea, i know what scsi looks like 50 or 68 pin
ribbons. what i can't
remember is what did the older IDE look like? they
didn't have ATA back
then, did they?
hell, i should know i'm 50 year old EE!
IDE/ATAPI has always used a 40 pin dual row 0.1
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Very cool! I don't have any LC IIs to try this on,
though. Sounds like a good move, seeing as the LC II
was a bit of a crippled machine. (You meant 32MB,
right? Not 32k..) If you ask me, though, changing a
mobo is changing the whole computer. I like using
Is there a site that has the pinouts for _every_
type of internal and external port ever used on a Mac
from the 128K through the latest model? (Including the
mini DIN 7 ports on the x100 PowerMac AV PDS card.)
If there isn't such a site, it's about time one was
created.
I know the AV card
There is just no way an 020 (meaning a Mac II or LC)
is going to play MP3 in realtime. Even if it is
super optimized a IIci with a 50Mhz DayStar 030
is going to struggle.
--- Terry Mathews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If it's a full port of mpg123, it should play any
MP2 or MP3 audio.
Terry
Check the AppleTalk control panel to make sure
that it is set to the port your Modem is plugged
into. Check the Chooser to make sure AppleTalk
is Active. If you aren't using Open Transport,
check the Network control panel. If you are
using Open Transport check the TCP/IP control
panel to be sure
--- Alex Allee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now that I think about it, you can play MP3s on a
486. Not
particularly well, but a 486/100 will do it
real-time.
I've hit a brick wall on the 475. mpg123 crashes out
due to a lack of
FPU (At least that's what it says) and all of my
Quadras
--- Sai kee Wong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
clipped stuff about 601 upgraded mystic LC575
into it. Any tricks to install the 7.1 into LC575 ?
Nope. The 601 upgrades for 68k Macs require a
minimum of System 7.5.
Apple's 601 upgrade control panel is designed only
for 040 Macs. If you use it on
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 08:54 -0700 on 07/09/01, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
I've got both a loaner 7100 and my IIci open, and
I'm unconvinced. Yes, much
of the slots are in the same place, like Terry
said, but the boards are not
all that much alike in my opinion. Does Apple
--- Sai kee Wong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And for the 601, it could use 7.5 up to 8.1, with
36MB RAM, which is better ?
7.6.1, 8.1 if you want to use a large hard drive
formatted HFS+.
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--- JAG [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have posted the update from Mark - here are the
results:
http://www.jagshouse.com/68kmp3.html
thanks
jag
If it's a pure 68k app and needs an FPU it won't
work on a PowerMac because Apple wimped out and
Mac OS on PPC only emulates an 020, according to
http://www.450productions.com/url/evilzug/workit/index.html
And yes, it's clean. ;)
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which is fruitful to an excess here, be so very barren in
the rest of the planets? Bernard de Fontenelle, 1686
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
My ICQ# 16024947
As if the DMCA (Digital Milennium Copyright Act)
wasn't bad enough, now a Democrat from South Carolina
and a Republican from Alaska are trying to get
something far worse passed into law.
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=01/09/08/0238200
http://www.politechbot.com/docs/hollings.090701.html
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 15:39 -0400 on 07/09/01, D.L. Miller wrote:
Presenter 575 for the Mac LC 575. Is this to allow
a external monitor?
The cable attached to it is 14 pins, about 1 to
1.25 inches long.
Yep, allows for video mirroring on an external
display IIRC.
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 19:11 -0700 on 07/09/01, Sai kee Wong wrote:
How about the 575 (Mystic) ? Is the 7.1 only has
the
advantage of using
less RAM over the 8.1 ? How about the speed ? If
the
speed are within
5%, then may be I should consider to use 8.1 rather
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 14:57 -0700 on 09/09/01, Gene Osburn wrote:
I have a DayStar IIsi PDS adapter with two PDS
slots. Can anyone tell
me if this will allow me to install a IIci cache
card, as well as an 040
card? Will the slot marked 'DayStar' accept a
Sonnet 040
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wow, where'd you get that? I wonder how it would run
with two 040 Cards.
It won't. The top slot is still the IIsi type and
would fry any IIci card like a Turbo 040 or 601.
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--- François Delcoux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, everyone!
I would like to know your advice about
Coast-to-Coast MEMORY
(18004-Memory).
Are they clean and serious?
From Belgium, I cannot manage to call them in order
to know the price of
a 64MB kit of IIfxRAM (ref. S30N016IIFX-4).
--- Gene Osburn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Sun, 09 Sep 2001 21:32:18 -0400
Subject: Re: DayStar IIsi adapter
From: Amber Rhea [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I just mailed one of these to Will Ahearn! One's a
PDS and one's a cache,
but I don't have a good enough mental picture of
the thing
Two URLs that may be helpful to scratch that itch
you may have to tinker with the genesis of the
Dark Side. ;-)
http://www.obsoletecomputermuseum.org/
(Check out the helpline.)
and
http://www.oldskool.org
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--- Alex Allee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Found what was apparently an LCIII in a dumpster
(sort of) today. I
Clipped stuff about Foster Farms
What the hell is this thing?
Coolness! Sound like you found a pre-release
developer's version LCII which for some reason
has had the lid replaced with
--- Gene Osburn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
wasn't listed as compatible. But I'm still confused
by the fry your
card and/or mobo warnings as they relate to the
DayStar two slot adapter
The IIsi PDS, and the top slot on the DayStar
dual slot adaptor, are wired different that the
Cache/PDS
--- Receipts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone give me a list of Apple monitors that
would work well with a
Quadra 605 (besides the 12 RGB monitor)? I'm
looking for a nice 14 - 15
monitor that would go well with this box. Thank
you.
The AppleVision 14 with built in speakers is quite
Make sure AppleTalk is Active in the Chooser. The
AppleTalk control panel should be set to Ethernet.
Macs often have a nasty tendency to switch
AppleTalk from ethernet to the modem or printer
port if they don't detect other computers (even if
they aren't Macs) on the network when booted up. :P
Apple ][e card software here.
ftp://ftp.apple.com/Apple_Support_Area/Apple_Software_Updates/English-North_American/Apple_II/For_Macintosh/
(Is it just me or does ftp.apple.com flat out not work
with Netscape anymore?)
Sounds like you're missing the external cable to
connect an apple ][ 5.25
--- KinematiK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
can u tell where i can find the TreadManager and
Drag manager?? i need it
for my lc3. I'm triyng to run a web browser which
require those managers
I used to know, but Apple axed that page of their site
and moved everything around. :P I know you can
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 10:02 -0700 on 13/09/01, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
(Is it just me or does ftp.apple.com flat out not
work
with Netscape anymore?)
And you're not using a real FTP client why?
Netscape's FTP has NEVER been
particularly reliable on ANY server.
I
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 22:32 -0400 on 13/09/01, rlf9 wrote:
From: the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: LC on the LAN. Re: Mass Murder in the
states...
At 09:55 -0700 on 13/09/01, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
P.S. I like computer games that can ply
themselves
--- rlf9 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try http://devworld.apple.com/sdk/.
Bob F
Ha! They put that page back. Probably under protest
as it had been taken down as part of Apple's website
manglement. It doesn't even have the aqua style
tabs at the top. :)
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--- rlf9 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Vintage Macs wrote...
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Apple IIe emulator card
Message-id: 3B8F102F@mailserv66
It's my understanding that the IIe software
requires non-32bit access. Am I
wrong? Will a Q605 do this?
True, the IIe software
I just got a call from a customer who's Outlook
Express
program no longer works correctly after he tried to
open an attachment to an e-mail with the subject
Flags Across America. Something just flashed on the
screen breifly now Outlook won't automatically dialup
even though all his internet
--- KinematiK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks all have been very helpfull :) found
Treadmanager :)) can't seem to
find dragmanager 'do...
no matter just keep looking. really love my lc ;)
Drag Manager is on there, listed in alphabetical
order.
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--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Marten wrote:
But, the United States set up a naval
blockade around Japan preventing them from bringing
in food and
supplies. A naval blockade, by the by, is an act of
war. So, the
United States had already committed an act of war
against Japan.
Japan
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sounds good, but for the cost of the 550 mobo and a
68040 chip at 33mhz or
higher, you could buy two accelerators. Those are
really a better buy unless
you're dead set on stability .. or you need a higher
RAM ceiling. I'm very
happy with the performance on
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Second, there are no adapters for IIci cache cards
to go in anything but a
II series, unless JAG has seen something in his
years at Goodwill that no
one else has ever heard of.
My 030 PowerCache manual shows an adaptor for the
LC pizza boxes. :) I
To clean a IIci (and many other Mac's auto inject
floppy) drive.
Pop a disk into it then remove the screws from the
sides. You need the disk in, otherwise the emergency
eject lever is in the way of the outer case.
Remove the outer case then slide off the dust
protector plastic sleeve. (Dust
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The IIci cache cards are among the ONLY accelerators
that are sort of
worthwhile, because they're the only ones that
aren't ridiculously
overpriced. You can usually get them for about
$20-30. Unfortunately,
they only work in the II-series Macs,
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That isn't what I was told by the guys at MacVizion,
who know quite a bit about 68k Mac upgrades .. they
said you need a different adapter board from Daystar
to use the Turbo 601.
-- Deven Gallo
To allay the suspicions of the Sceptical Pickle, has
anyone seen
Shreve Systems lists adaptors for the LCIII.
http://www.shrevesystems.com/daystar.html
Someone on this list said a while back that they
were sold out of some or maybe all of the different
adaptors though. :( Dirt cheap at $20 instead of
the ripoff prices other places charge for them.
Shreve
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quicktime video plays very well on my IIci, as long
as you tune it properly,
i.e. turn on the 128k cache, turn off unneccesary
extensions, etc. I have a
Turbo 040-40, 48mb RAM.
Can anyone explain this--
why does my Turbo 040 cause my IIsi or IIci to crash
The Quadra PDS is a different beast than the IIsi and
SE/30 PDS. Same principle though.
The slot that looks like a 72 pin SIMM slot is Apple's
hedge against the chance they may have screwed up
something in the ROM. Apparently they did in the
very early IIsi as some shipped with a ROM SIMM.
Those
--- Amber Rhea [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 9/18/01 9:42 AM, (Vintage Macs) at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. My IIsi has an aftermarket video card in it,
taking
up its one and only expansion slot. It *looks*
like
the onboard video is toasted - absolutely no
reaction
when I hook up
What I noticed right after posting the info from
the PowerCache manual (with its nice color photos
of installation in all the Macs) was on the cover
is printed a notice for owners of the SE, Classic
and LC III to use the manual that shipped with the
adaptor. (Yes, printed right on the cover, not
And a IIvm returns??? :)
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
See what gestalt ID that thing returns, Jeff and
anyone else who has one.
A true P600 will return 45, while a IIvi will return
44 and a IIvx will
return 48.
Information here
403 here too.
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 22:22 +0200 on 18/09/01, STEFAN DAEHLER wrote:
I got it right now, now problem at all.Steff
Make sure you aren't loading from cache, and give me
the URL you're using.
Still dead at the following from my end:
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I found a kit to upgrade a IIci/cx to a Quadra 700.
What kind of performance
increase will I get? My system uses a 40mhz 68040
card from Daystar already
.. but I assume this will speed things up a TON by
boosting the speed of the
main processor the data has
--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
According to Low End Mac my old 7200 PPC is now
Vintage, as of July
2001.
So I wonder if there's anyway to cheat and put
newer cheap RAM in this
old machine or is stuck using the original specs? I
have an old 4400
too that I'd like
--- Alex Allee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 12:20 -0700 on 18/09/01, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
is printed a notice for owners of the SE, Classic
I wanna know how the Daystar got a Classic to
take any sort of adapter
card at all.
Well, it'd either go in the RAM expansion board slot
Then go have a bitch at Tatsuya Ishida at
www.sinfest.net
--- Kyle Hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
We the People on Earth,
We of every Nation, Race, and
Religion-- Christian, Jew,
Muslim, Buddhist, and
heathen--
Again someone addresses the list
What is this app?
--- Robert Poland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 9:54 PM -0500 9/18/2001, Jim Lee Jr. wrote:
I get the '404-Not found' error message
Try
http://www.knight-tech.net/DiskImages/VVPCI/DiskExpressII.smi.hqx
Remove the space after Express. Works for me.
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--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 18:57 -0700 on 18/09/01, Alex Allee wrote:
At 12:20 -0700 on 18/09/01, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
is printed a notice for owners of the SE, Classic
I wanna know how the Daystar got a Classic to
take any sort of adapter
card at all.
Well
A possible point to add.
BEFORE hitting Reply, read ALL of the post. If you
see something that offends you or otherwise makes
you want to have a knee-jerk reaction, read the whole
post again. This applies to Usenet, bulletin boards
and mailing lists. That will ensure that you
understand
what the
--- Bill Judson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Disk Express II 2.0 is a somewhat dated (1996)
disk optimizer and
checking program. It features the ability to
track the usage of files
and arrange them so that the HD is more
efficient.
--
-
Bob Poland
Anybody know how late a
Survival tactis I've learned the hard way on public
'net forums.
#1. Read the ENTIRE post, more than once if you must,
before hitting Reply.
#2. Unless a comment or word was specifically directed
AT YOU BY NAME, it WASN'T.
Like I said earlier today, I posted TATSUYA ISHIDA'S
piece because I
--- Jim Raper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had one of my networked LC 575's crash while
surfing today. An error
message suggesting I increase the RAM allotted to
the NetNav 2.02 popped
up. I looked in :About this Macintosh and found I
had only about 4 MB
of RAM NOT used by the system files.
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 17:28 -0400 on 19/09/01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've just found a Mac Plus in excellent shape with
keyboard, mouse and all
the manuals at a thrift store. Can anyone tell me
what these are worth these
days. I booted it up and it works fine.
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All the Macs I can think of that use 72-pin RAM are
spec'd for 80ns chips.
Faster RAM won't hurt but it also won't help in most
cases.
p
Any that use 72pin RAM that won't work at all with
EDO?
FPM 72pin SIMMs cost more than EDO from many places. :P
A 500meg HD and 16megs RAM will be plenty for
System 7.1, even 7.5.5, in lots of 68k Macs.
With a IIci it would be easy and cheap to bump that
up to 20megs RAM by adding four 1meg SIMMs that lots
of PC shops will almost give away. (Ask nice and they
just might give them away for free.)
-
--- Clark Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Early 68030 machines, IIci and IIsi and others, use
sync-on-green. Most
latter monitors do not support sync-on-green. While
you can get an adapter
to use these monitors with sync-on-green, the cost
of the adapter is often
more than a used
--- STEFAN DAEHLER [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I got a FBW Jackhammer NuBus-card for my IIfx,
unfortunately without
manuals. Can somebody tell me how to connect in the
internal SCSI-chain?
May I put the card ANYWHERE in the chain or at the
END?
You must connect the internal card connector
--- Amber Rhea [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(Of course, I don't take it to a ridiculous extreme.
I work a 'tech support'
job, where of course I have to support both Macs and
PCs. Guess what? Most
of the calls are about PCs! I think you'll all
knowingly smile... we all
know why that is!
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have an LCII. Can I connect that monitor and
keyboard to a
more recent cpu?
The keyboard, mouse and other ADB peripherals will
work on any Mac (or even the //GS) with an ADB port.
If the monitor supports at least 640x480 resolution
it will work fine on any
Speaking of viri, here's info on the latest dumb
one to tell your Outlook on Windows using pals
about.
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/nm/20010924/tc/tech_votevirus_dc.html
Friends don't let friends use Outlook. :)
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which is fruitful
Someone who I don't know and have NEVER had e-mail
contact with before has that SirCam virus. It had
sent me an attachment a couple of days ago. I
replied with a note that he had the SirCam virus
and should get rid of it ASAP.
Of course he didn't and has continued to be
IRRESPONSIBLE, continuing
Toshiba used to make a 1/3 height tray load SCSI
CD-ROM drive for desktop systems. I've seen them in
Beige with a filler plate bolted on top or in
combination with a slim 1.44M floppy. One surplus
dealer had a pile of them without the filler plate
in Sun Purple. I know they came in a 2x speed,
Re: the Netscape team removing bookmark alphabetizing
because nobody on the team used it.
Sounds like the typical way bad things happen to
programs. The programmers write it for themselves
and he way _they_ work and think instead of writing
for how the people who haven't a clue how it works
and
Check out http://www.computersurplusoutlet.com/
on their memory.
16 meg 72pin FPM non parity for $5.99
32 meg 72pin FPM non Parity for $19.99
Almost tempted to buy 8 of the 16meg ones for my
Radius. :) Unless there's someplace cheaper?
Best they have on 30pin is 4meg parity for $9.99.
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--- J.S. Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The IIci got a 486 Server motherboard, custom fit
and carved the case.
The only clue to the change, from the front, is the
floppy drive poking out
of the case's front. Then to put an interesting spin
on it, I loaded Windows NT.
Now I have a Mac
http://www.hitechcafe.com/eshop/product.asp?sku=PM5400+200dept_id=14
PowerMac 5400 for $179. 322 available. :)
Tempting, but I'd have to get rid of something else
and I'd rather have a G3 AIO. :)
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The earth swarms with inhabitants. Why then should nature,
which is fruitful to an excess
--- Robert Poland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know where this site is?
ftp://ftp.geo.tu-freiberg.de/pub/aux/jagubox/
ftp://ftp.geo.tu-freiberg.de/pub/incoming/
I always thought that .de was Germany.
Ja, Deutschland. :)
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The earth swarms
--- STEFAN DAEHLER [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My only thought then was: One should simply format
their drives and let
them run a MacOS.
I do not think it's possible, but I though dare to
ask our experts: Is
there a way to do so?
Join the mac-n-dos mailing list and we'll tell you
how to
OK, so what do all these old Mac viri actually DO?
What are their payloads?
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The earth swarms with inhabitants. Why then should nature,
which is fruitful to an excess here, be so very barren in
the rest of the planets? Bernard de Fontenelle, 1686
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
My ICQ# 16024947
Find an LC550 or LC575 board to drop in it. :)
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The earth swarms with inhabitants. Why then should nature,
which is fruitful to an excess here, be so very barren in
the rest of the planets? Bernard de Fontenelle, 1686
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
My ICQ# 16024947
--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, but someone else was discussing this topic with
me as it applied to
SyJet drives about three years ago. If you put
them in a vertical
orientation, they shoot disks at you. If you put
them horizontally, they
eject pretty normally.
--- Brian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FWIW, Seagate uses a standard in their model
numbers:
ST - Seagate technology
138 -
first digit is form factor (half height, full
height, 3.5, 5.25, etc)
remaining digits are approximate size, unformatted.
Always round down to
guess the size.
--- A.Tuazon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 10/3/01 7:55 PM, Terry Earnest at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So how many times did you reformat it before it
started screwing up?
Actually it died on me on the first re-format. I
kept getting a window
saying the media was corrupted and the
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OSL supports something related to the CFM-68K
Runtime Enabler. There was a
discussion about this a while back, and IIRC, Gamba
proved OSL was required
for proper functionality despite someone's claim
that it was PPC-only and
would be useless on a
You might want to send the info you have on that
CD-ROM to [EMAIL PROTECTED] While it's not a
MCA DiscoVision produced LaserDisc, I'm sure they
would be interested in the info because it's one of
the rare instances where the computer interaction
and control features of the format were used. :)
A better place would be the mac-n-dos list.
http://lowendmac.net/lists/macndos.shtml
Vintage Macs is for ones with a 680x0 series CPU.
You can tell the speed of the CPU by taking off
the heatsink. If the heatsink is glued on, there
are numbers on the bottom of the CPU and intel has
a chart on
I tried that Mac OS Purge thing on 8.6 here and
it works, really fast. At least it doesn't cause
a crash. I'll have to try it on 9.1 on the Radius
at home. (Now if I could find some hacks to get
9.2.1 on the Radius...)
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The earth swarms with inhabitants. Why then should nature,
which is
The problem I'm having with Netscape 4.78 on a
Mac right now is that it will not react to clicking
on ftp:// links nor will it download files or
go into directories on FTP sites. I can hold the
button until I get the menu and select download
or for directories I can open in a new window.
I
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