>I am carrying on a rather silly conversation with someone on the
>Apple discussion postings. My 1400cs/166 started from day one by
>using the "c" key for the CD, although even the original software
>disk (OS 8) said to use the "finger dance" (which I use to start
>from a ZIP disk when I need to). This machine must have been one of
>the last ones to ship to Germany, since they were discontinued the
>next month. The ROM is $77D.32F3. This fellow seems to be fascinated
>by my 1400's ability to do this, since 1400's are not "supposed" to
>have this feature. So what about yours?
I guess its possible that the late ROM version will boot off of the
CD using the C key, while the early ROM version does not. You have
the 166 MHz model, so you have the late ROM version.
Mad Dog
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