Hi Stewie-- nope.. I use (when it is alive!) my Wallstreet pretty much as a
portable typewriter- which means I need to be able to print the letters I type.
"Luckily" the printer that is totally incompatible with the new iMac is
compatible with the Wallstreet- so I ought to, still, be able to print off it.
On the Internet- the only thing I can see using it to do is check email (i.e.
no photos or graphics, no music/iTunes)- no heavy lifting--and I need to see
what the costs would be just to do what I have on my wish list-if they are
feasible to begin with!
When the Wallstreet was still working it was very slow- but (aside from not
much in the way of Internet functioning) it got my letters done so it was no
really big deal. Would be nice to work a bit faster (but then again it would
be nice just to be abel to work at all!!).
I'll add your comments to the growing list-- thanks!
Sheryl
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