On 28 Jan 2003, Todd Felmly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
New idea!...
Since the sunrise extension is working on the 8.0 boot floppy (it's
detecting the drive), I think the OS can't read the format of the CD. The CD
is an ISO9660 disc and I see an extension on the HD that says ISO9660 ... I
put
At 2:08 AM -0800 on 01/26/03, E McCann wittily wrote:
At 10:40 PM 1/25/2003, Denny Davis typed thusly:
I have a Quadra which is why I am here, I also have a G3 running 8.6. My
question what list is the best for the G3 questions I have? Would that be the
G3 List? What is the subscribe info for
Thanks E McCann, the pickle, Mark for your help,
Following your advice I checked at a new computer recycler on the Gold
Coast. Surprised to find he had a new looking CD Rom, same vintage as
the 630, so I picked it up for 15 $ Aus. Will get back to office on
Monday and try it.
At 23:55 -0700 on 28/01/03, Lou Hailey wrote:
I need to know which pins on the Mobo edge connector are for CD Audio In.
Only way to find this out is going to be to have someone grab a 575 harness and
take a look; it isn't in the Dev Tech Note :(
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the pickle
FAQ http://macfaq.org/index.shtml
If you wait anoter 9 years, when that machine hits 20 years old, then it
will be worth probably much than you'll get for it now.
However, I enjoy collecting all kinds of Macintosh systems. I never owned
a 950 and would like to. I might buy it off of you if you find out
shipping costs to 60527,
At 07:19 -0600 on 29/01/03, Dan Palka wrote:
If you wait anoter 9 years, when that machine hits 20 years old, then it
will be worth probably much than you'll get for it now.
Very unlikely, as they were produced in great numbers, unlike every other Mac
that has began fetching premium prices.
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In a message dated 1/29/03 5:26:51 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If you wait anoter 9 years, when that [ Q950 ] hits 20 years old, then it
will be worth probably much than you'll get for it now.
Very unlikely, as they were produced in great numbers, unlike every other Mac
that has began
I need to access a certain e-mail account from home. It says that I need
Outlook Web Access. Is there anything that would run on my Performa 575 (OS
7.6.1) that would let me do that? I specifically need to be able access the
calendar information.
thanks, jim
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Have you tried Microsoft Outlook 4.0 68k?
I need to access a certain e-mail account from home. It says that I need
Outlook Web Access. Is there anything that would run on my Performa 575 (OS
7.6.1) that would let me do that? I specifically need to be able access the
calendar information.
thanks,
Very unlikely, as they were produced in great
numbers, unlike every other Mac
that has began fetching premium prices.
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the pickle
So are there actually production numbers available for
the various Mac models? One can roughly estimate,
sure, but is there any source for exact numbers
Hi all,
I bought second-hand a TV card and a video-in card (both will eventually be
installed in a Perrforma 630), but the cards came without any cables. Can
anyone tell me what sort of cables they should have come with, and whether
the cables are standard in any way (i.e. can be bought off the
I don't know if there are actually production numbers available out there
in the www... I think the pickle is referring to:
1. Time of production
Most Quadra models were produced for business users for an extended
period of time, so models like the 950 and the 700 are pretty common.
Their
At 09:35 -0500 on 29/01/03, Todd Felmly wrote:
I didn't do it and I am only trying to get it to work. If all it takes is
getting a legal copy of the OS that I'll do that. OK, since this is a copy
That should work fine, yes.
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the pickle
FAQ http://macfaq.org/index.shtml
At 21:20 -0500 on 29/01/03, Todd Felmly wrote:
My Quadra 700 floppy drive died tonight (partly my fault). The model of it
is MP-F75W-12G (Sony 2MB). I see on ebay someone is selling a MP-F75W-11G
(Sony 2mb). What is the difference between the two? Will the 11G fit my Quad
700?
If it has the
Funny you should ask. The 11G was used in a lot of IIci's. In fact, I
have the one from my IIci out at the moment (gotta get another PRAM
battery and a PS, then reassemble the thing), and it's the 11G version.
I learned early on with one of my Macs to keep a floppy disk partially
inserted, to
My Reply follows quote. On 29/01/2003 16:37 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mike Evans)
To:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all,
I bought second-hand a TV card and a video-in card (both will eventually be
installed in a Perrforma 630), but the cards came without any cables. Can
In a message dated 1/29/03 6:21:01 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
... The model of it is MP-F75W-12G (Sony 2MB). I see on ebay someone is
selling a MP-F75W-11G (Sony 2mb) ...
The MPF-75W is the basic model number. The 11G and 12G are revision codes.
If Sony's revision coding is anythin like
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