My Reply follows quote. On 29/08/2004 10:47 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >Hey, I just got a Powerbook 170 for five dollars at a flea market. It has >decent versions of word, Powerpoint, and excel on it already, which makes it >useful to me. However, I've found a bunch of other old programs for it on >the internet that need to be opened using stuffit expander. My powerbook >won't recognize anything that needs to be opened this way and I can't get >it to recognize any versions of stuffit I've downloaded. I am downloading >on my office pentium something point something and have a free version of >transmac installed to transfer to the old powerbook. However, the only way >I can get anything from the office computer to the little mac is by using >three and a half disks. I'm not exactly a master of the high tech, so lets >just assume I know almost nothing at all. I do know that I am running >system 7.0.1, and have 4 MB of RAM. I've looked everywhere for an >explanation of what to do and haven't found one. >Anyone have any suggestions? ---------- Your answer is probably here:
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