Everything you need is here
http://mac.the-underdogs.org/
On Feb 11, 2004, at 10:46 PM, Mark Koan wrote:
setting up a mac for a chess player;hoping to find
freeware but interested in opions on vintage chess
progams for these machines.
Also, what are the most common classic games that run
well
Hi
I came across a similar problem fairly recently when I was in the
position of donating old kit to a local charity. The hard drive simply
seemed to have stuck. All I did was to haul the hard drive out of the
box, hold it in the palm of one hand and give it a bloody good slap
with the other
Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2004 22:11:59 -0800
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Hi all.
I have a Performa 636 who's hard disk failed (finally). It had OS 7.5.3 =
on
it. I replaced it with the smallest IDE drive I had - a 13 GB Quantum
Fireball, but OS 7.5.x wouldn't
On top of the suggestions made so far, I seem to recall that 8.1 would
only run on HFS+ formatted hard drives - remember the stuff about
Where have all my files gone?
Are you sure you haven't ended up with an HFS+ formatted drive? Looks
like OS 7.6.1 would be your best bet from where I'm
Sorry Russ
My previous reply should have gone further, but you'll understand that
I'm going from memory now. My understanding is that, in order to run
8.1, the OS has to be installed on to an HFS+
formatted drive - end of story. If your machine can't start up from an
HFS+ drive, then you can't
I came across a similar problem fairly recently when I was in the
position of donating old kit to a local charity. The hard drive simply
seemed to have stuck. All I did was to haul the hard drive out of the
box, hold it in the palm of one hand and give it a bloody good slap
with the other
netbsd works fine on a quadra 650 and a quadra 840av with a 36 gig 10k
rpm disk scsiit is an os thing i can only have a 4 ish gig partition
in 7.5.3 when i had 7.5.3 on the quadra 840av
On Sat, 14 Feb 2004, Don
wrote:
Date: Sat, 14 Feb 04 23:25:52 -0500
From: Don [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My previous reply should have gone further, but you'll
understand that
I'm going from memory now. My understanding is that, in order to run
8.1, the OS has to be installed on to an HFS+
formatted drive - end of story. If your machine can't start
up from an
HFS+ drive, then you can't
From my personal experience, OS 8.1 will install fine on a regular HFS
drive.
There are certain Mac *computers* that will not boot from an HFS+ drive,
which is what you may be thinking of.
- Original Message - From: David Bell
On top of the suggestions made so far, I seem to recall
At 20:06 -0600 12/02/04, Tim Larson wrote:
1. Snood
2. Abuse
3. Hearts Deluxe
4. Maelstrom
5. Chrial
0. Glider
0.5 Marathon (the original, not II or Infinity - they need the PPC)
SimCity 2000 was good too.
Apeiron
Tina
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Some of the favorites I have on my LC575:
1. Exile Series (now called Avernum)
2. Realmz
3. Quagmire
4. Lemmings Series (Gotta love those Lemmings =))
5. Crystal Caliburn
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Hi all.
I have a Performa 636 who's hard disk failed (finally). It had OS 7.5.3 on
it. I replaced it with the smallest IDE drive I had - a 13 GB Quantum
Fireball, but OS 7.5.x wouldn't initialize the drive successfully.
I just received a copy of MacOS 8.1, and I booted the CD and initialized
There are some great games on my Quadra. Some of my favs:
1. Snood
2. Abuse
3. Hearts Deluxe
4. Maelstrom
5. Chrial
Unfortunately, I am not a chess buff so I can't speak to that but I'm
sure others will.
On Feb 11, 2004, at 8:46 PM, Mark Koan wrote:
setting up a mac for a chess
On Thursday 12 February 2004 12:20, Matthew McNeil wrote:
There are some great games on my Quadra. Some of my favs:
1. Snood
2. Abuse
3. Hearts Deluxe
4. Maelstrom
5. Chrial
0. Glider
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answer my question, but the story has been removed. So now I'm asking
this list for advice, since I couldn't find it in the archives.
The 840 only supports 2MB
On 2/12/2004 11:17 AM, Powermac felt like writing:
I think the fastest boards were the ones made by Radius for the last nubus
macs (Radius Thunder IV Gx 1600) since by that time they were one of the few
companies left. The built in video is generally faster then anything you can
plug into a slow
On 13/02/2004, at 5:10 AM, Tim Larson wrote:
On 2/12/2004 11:17 AM, Powermac felt like writing:
I think the fastest boards were the ones made by Radius for the last
nubus
macs (Radius Thunder IV Gx 1600) since by that time they were one of
the few
companies left. The built in video is
- Original Message -
From: Tim Larson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2004 1:10 PM
Subject: [q]Re: What's the best NuBus video card?
On 2/12/2004 11:17 AM, Powermac felt like writing:
I think the fastest boards were the ones made by
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From: meltie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [q]Re: best chess program for a quadra?
Date: Thu, 12 Feb 2004 12:44:04 +
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On Thursday 12 February 2004 12:20, Matthew McNeil wrote:
There are some great games on
On 2/12/2004 7:51 PM, David and Chie Lee felt like writing:
On Thursday 12 February 2004 12:20, Matthew McNeil wrote:
There are some great games on my Quadra. Some of my favs:
1. Snood
2. Abuse
3. Hearts Deluxe
4. Maelstrom
That was a great game. Some day I'll pay the shareware fee, I
Hello,
I have an opportunity to get an Epson Stylus 850 Color printer for my
granddaughter's 637CD. It's supposed to be Mac/PC compatible. Technical
specs says it has a serial port. Does that mean I can hook it up with a
regular Apple printer cable?
TIA. Jim
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setting up a mac for a chess player;hoping to find
freeware but interested in opions on vintage chess
progams for these machines.
Also, what are the most common classic games that run
well on Quads? Like your top 5 favorites.
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Since I can't use MacOS 8.0 because of a h/w problem,
I use 7.5 with the Appearance 1.0.4 extension, which
can be found at a number of locations by doing a
Google search of Appearance 1.0.4.
The only problem I found with it, is the Help
Balloons can screw up the menu's caching buffer in
attempting
At 11:43 AM +0100 on 01/20/2004, Tina Holm wittily wrote:
At 22:46 -0600 19/01/04, Jim Raper wrote:
I seem to remember a posting about a menu drop down program that
worked on OS's earlier than 8.0. Does anyone remember the name of
that little app and/or where I can find it?
There were several.
At 11:10 PM -0500 on 01/26/2004, Matt Patoray wittily wrote:
A Version of sound edit 16 would work well for you to make AIFF's, i did a
few audio production projects using that software and a quadra 840AV
Matt
What kind of old-ware, abandon-ware, or whatever can one use to mix stuff on
my
At 22:46 -0600 19/01/04, Jim Raper wrote:
I seem to remember a posting about a menu drop down program that
worked on OS's earlier than 8.0. Does anyone remember the name of
that little app and/or where I can find it?
If I'm not mistaken, you should be able to enable this feature with:
The
Don Wakefield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been looking at a new HP Laserjet 1300 printer
and have a few questions which the salesman was unable
to answer. I bet there is someone on the list who can
answer them for me, so please offer your
recommendations.
1)
There are 2 models of
Without pointing fingers, I'd like to remind the list members (listas) that:
- Apparently some members never read the rules. Perhaps a general
- caution to the list from you, as nanny, about not quoting private
- messages would be in order at this time.
The list rules are posted at:
(Sorry for the double post but I realised that I
neglected to put in a subject.)
I have been looking at a new HP Laserjet 1300 printer
and have a few questions which the salesman was unable
to answer. I bet there is someone on the list who can
answer them for me, so please offer your
My Reply follows quote. On 28/01/2004 08:09 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
I just aquired a Global Village Teleport Bronze but all I
know is that it is a modem for a Performa computer. Does
it have specific software, and if so, where can I get it?
Does anyone have any specs on this item? The Model
What kind of old-ware, abandon-ware, or whatever can one use to mix stuff on my old
Quadra and be able to make a good enough AIFF in order for it to be MP3-enabled?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What kind of old-ware, abandon-ware, or whatever can one use to mix
stuff on my old Quadra and be able to make a good enough AIFF in order
for it to be MP3-enabled?
Hi
have a look around the pure mac site and see if you find the name of an app
that will do the job. If
On Monday, January 26, 2004, at 05:12 PM, Sque wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What kind of old-ware, abandon-ware, or whatever can one use to mix
stuff on my old Quadra and be able to make a good enough AIFF in order
for it to be MP3-enabled?
while you can't mp3 stuff on the 660AV, I used
gg wrote:
while you can't mp3 stuff on the 660AV, I used sndsampler and it worked
great for aiffs!
there's an old free version and a newer, shareware version here:
http://www.provide.net/~moorepower/ahg/sndsampler/
Kewl.
There's a note in the FAQ's which gave pickle a little trouble to add at
What kind of old-ware, abandon-ware, or whatever can one
use to mix stuff on my old Quadra and be able to make a
good enough AIFF in order for it to be MP3-enabled?
I really, really like Digitrax!
Contact me off-list if interested.
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A Version of sound edit 16 would work well for you to make AIFF's, i did a
few audio production projects using that software and a quadra 840AV
Matt
What kind of old-ware, abandon-ware, or whatever can one use to mix stuff on
my old Quadra and be able to make a good enough AIFF in order for
My Reply follows quote. On 25/01/2004 08:41 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
Hello, All,
Bought a 950 server from eBay that had a CD-ROM drive, because I wanted
the drive for my server. However the server couldn't recognize the
CD-ROM drive. A close look at the SCSI Select Assembly showed only one
there wasn't a good description. does it support mac serial ports?
John Haines wrote:
What about using a multiprotocol usb print server?
Here is an example of 1 that supports appletalk.
No, but If you network your mac you can use it as a network printer since
the print server supports appletalk.
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Quadlist [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 19, 2004 10:56 AM
Subject: Re: New printer for Mac 637CD
there wasn't a good
Paul Stamsen wrote:
About New printer for Mac 637CD, at 7:51am -0600 on 1/18/04, Jim Raper stated:
- Hi, Listers,
-
- Can someone tell me about a printer other than the old StyleWriters that
- I can use on my 637CD.
I've used the 870 cse for years without major trouble.
HP850c, deskjet but
I have an apple laserwriter select 310 which is not
recognized by the LC580 running 8.1. I installed the
driver in the OS installation LS 300, but still cannot
recognized. The message say something like this:
Make sure that the printer is connected
But it is connected. When I check the
About Re: New printer for Mac 637CD, at 9:44am +1100 on 1/20/04, Sque stated:
- Paul Stamsen wrote:
-
- About New printer for Mac 637CD, at 7:51am -0600 on 1/18/04, Jim Raper stated:
-
- - Hi, Listers,
- -
- - Can someone tell me about a printer other than the old StyleWriters
Paul Stamsen wrote:
- I've used the 870 cse for years without major trouble.
-
- HP850c, deskjet but pretty useful, pc port and mac serial ports, both used at
- the same time. Is this the case with the 870 Paul?
Looks like they are pretty similar. Both kinds of port, I have no idea if they
Hello, Y'all,
I'm using OS 7.5.5 on a bunch of LCII's and LCIII's in my Mac lab. Use
is up on them, but I am beginning to get complaints about having to
click on menus and then drag down to the proper menu item and release to
click on it. The rest of the labs in the school are Darkside
Original Message:
I seem to remember a posting about a menu drop down program that worked
on OS's earlier than 8.0. Does anyone remember the name of that little
app and/or where I can find it?
StickyClick 1.2
You can get it at http://allmacintosh.xs4all.nl/preview/205281.html.
Steff
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Paul Stamsen wrote:
About Re: New printer for
I would think that many printers without the serial port would work with an
ethernet printserver. Many printers can be purchased with this feature or
it can be bought seperately (many routers can have one built in) or you can
use a modern computer as the print server.
I am pretty sure the mac
Mactracker states that there is no ethernet for a 637cd. there may be a
commslot card available which requires research and tracking one down.
charles lenington
Otto Hansen wrote:
I would think that many printers without the serial port would work with an
ethernet printserver. Many printers
researched:
1. card, ethernet, 10 base-t, comm slot apple part # 661-0888 (source:
apple service price pages 01/99)
2. from mactracker: It (Quadra 630) was also released as LC 630 and
Performas 630, 630cd, 631cd, 635cd, 636, 636cd, 637cd, 638cd, and 640cd
each of which was bundled with
Hi Stephen;
I'm running At Ease 2.0.3 with OS 8.6 on a 6360 for my Grandkids, so yes
it will work.
Requires OS 7.0 or later and 5 megs of ram. HTH
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Date: Sun, 18 Jan 2004 07:51:41 -0600
From: Jim Raper [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: New printer for Mac 637CD
Hi, Listers,
Can someone tell me about a printer other than the old StyleWriters that
I can use on my 637CD.
I've upgraded the RAM to 64MB and installed a 3 gig HD. It is running OS
8.1
Date: Sun, 18 Jan 2004 14:15:20 -0600
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: New printer for Mac 637CD
Mactracker states that there is no ethernet for a 637cd. there may be a
commslot card available which requires research and tracking one down.
Doesn't the 637 have an LC PDS slot? It's basically a
I loaded A/UX 3.x on my aws95 machine using a 6x or 8x apple rommed drive
with no dificulties or hacking (just used the boot floppy and original
install cd). My machine is just an original quadra 950 with the server board
added on later, the cdrom was not in the unit when I purchased it either.
Dr Gary D Badcock wrote:
I haven't tried this myself, so take this with a grain of salt, but I am not
sure that A/UX will recognize the 600i. I seem to recall that A/UX has a
driver only for the x2 speed cd-rom, the 300i (i.e., just like the early
version of system 7 that it works with).
Gary
I
I'm hoping someone here knows the web location that has Macintosh manuals in
PDF format. I found both the user and repair manuals in PDF format for my
Quadra 605 but lost the URL. I'm going to have to take the Q800 apart to
increase RAM and VRAM. It looks quite a bit more complicated inside
In a message dated 1/14/2004 10:19:49 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm hoping someone here knows the web location that has Macintosh manuals
in
PDF format.
I think I can help with the first part of your question:
http://home.earthlink.net/~strahm_s/manuals.html
-MarbleMyke
I just ran across this information:
SecureMac is supposedly a great site for getting info on a lot of Mac security apps.
http://www.securemac.com/foolproof.php
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On 4 Jan 2004 at 22:43, Jim Raper wrote:
In one classroom I have two LAN's. One consists of 14 LC580's and an old
Apple LaserWriter IIg hubbed together using individual patch cords and
linked to the school's main server for Internet access. This LAN works fine.
In the same room I have 13
Hello Listers;
I have a web mailing address that I'm trying to set up with Claris
Emailer v 1.1v3. Can somebody tell me what the proper configuration is
to make it connect to the site?
In the easy set up menu I go to the page that asks for four pieces of
info. When I enter them for THIS
On Friday, December 26, 2003, at 08:14 PM, Gordon Elliott wrote:
Tried it once with a c650, the ethernet port gets smothered at around
200kps
making it less than useful for cable.
A cheap beige powermac doesn't suffer this limit and also provides a
good
medium
for connecting 68k macs as well
Hi, Y'all,
In one classroom I have two LAN's. One consists of 14 LC580's and an old
Apple LaserWriter IIg hubbed together using individual patch cords and
linked to the school's main server for Internet access. This LAN works fine.
In the same room I have 13 LCII's linked to a Quad 950 server
A quick question.
A few years ago at least one company built a card that allowed for two or
more smaller pieces of RAM to be attached to the card. Then the card was
put into a RAM slot. That way smaller pieces of RAM could be used to equal
one larger piece. There were more contact points and more
The maximum ram capacity of a machine is determined by
the addressing range it has, so if your machine only
supports a maximum of xxMb ram, then thats the limit
:(
--- Wm. Neal Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A quick question.
A few years ago at least one company built a card
that allowed for
Stan wrote:
The maximum ram capacity of a machine is determined by
the addressing range it has, so if your machine only
supports a maximum of xxMb ram, then thats the limit
:(
So the question then is whats the addressing range of any given mac model, sadly
apples own specs are not up to date. In
On 2 Jan 2004 at 22:27, Sque wrote:
A better question is what mac is being worked on?
Good question.
Some models, the [given] addressing range is correct, others, not so
clear cut and RAM can be increased. It depends on the Mac Model the
OP want's to try and increase RAM to.
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On 31 Dec 2003 at 16:53, David and Chie Lee wrote:
This isn't really an answer to your question, but I did successfully
transplant a full 040 from a Quadra 650 with dead SCSI to a Quadra 605.
The 040 chip in the Q650 had a heat sink attached to it, whereas the
Q605 didn't have one (being
Machines would be: a Power Mac 7100/80 with NewerTech card (formerly a
Centris 650, formerly a Performa 600) and a IIci. Both currently maxed out
with standard size but woefully inadequate for applications being run. I
know, neither of these machines are a Quadra, but the PM 7100 did spend
part of
On 2 Jan 2004 at 14:36, Wm. Neal Lewis wrote:
Machines would be: a Power Mac 7100/80 with NewerTech card (formerly a
Centris 650, formerly a Performa 600) and a IIci. Both currently maxed out
with standard size but woefully inadequate for applications being run. I
know, neither of these
Michael,
Thanks for the excellent information. I have RAM doubler and will give it a
try.
Best wishes,
Neal
On 2 Jan 2004 at 14:36, Wm. Neal Lewis wrote:
Machines would be: a Power Mac 7100/80 with NewerTech card (formerly a
Centris 650, formerly a Performa 600) and a IIci. Both currently
Actually the CPU from a Quadra 650 is a full 040 meaning it has the
FPU enabled, whereas the Quadra 605 shipped with a crippled 040 with
the FPU disabled. Having a full FPU'd 040 in the Quadra 605 makes it a
bit faster when running math-intensive applications such as Photoshop
and also
Anyone taken a '040 CPU from a 25/50MHz Q700 and installed it onto a
33/66MHz LC 575 mobo?
Results? My experience so far has been a tad flakey :(
Anyone had OK-ish results? Wishfully hoping to hear I haven't made a
big boo boo. (but am brave enough to cope, otherwise) :)
Happy new Year
Not a big boo boo, but 040s tend to get quite hot when
overclocked, add a heatsink and maybe a fan too.
--- Michael Dawe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone taken a '040 CPU from a 25/50MHz Q700 and
installed it onto a
33/66MHz LC 575 mobo?
Results? My experience so far has been a tad
I am currently out of the office, returning
Thursday, January 1.
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This isn't really an answer to your question, but I did successfully
transplant a full 040 from a Quadra 650 with dead SCSI to a Quadra 605.
The 040 chip in the Q650 had a heat sink attached to it, whereas the
Q605 didn't have one (being only a 680LC40). Luckily, the new 040 fit
perfectly in
Icab calls IE ONLY when I log into yahoo for messages. I enter my fn
and pw and hit go and for some reason, Icab now calls IE to go to my
mail box at yahoo.
Any ideas what is going on?
All other functions of Icab work as expected and none call IE.
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Q840av, 8.1.
=
The control panel STARTUP DISK shows both HFS- disks on my computer. I
select one or the other depending what I am doing, both load OS 8.1.
For some reason, when I select the 1Gb disk, and load all is well, but
the next time I start up, it goes to the 0.3Gb disk every time.
So I can get it to
I want to update LAST LIST of programs for Quadra 840 av running MOS
8.1 using 68040.
MOSlast is 8.1
Netscape 4.08
IE 4.01
Acrobat3.0
Please feel free to add to this list.
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At 9:12 -0800 29/12/03, Bill Neill wrote:
I want to update LAST LIST of programs for Quadra 840 av running MOS
8.1 using 68040.
[moved]
Please feel free to add to this list.
I made it aplhabetic - easier to see if an app is already listed.
Higher versions might work as well, I just haven't tried.
Gordon Elliott wrote:
Thinking of looking into this, I looked up power usages on Quadras:
Is this some sort of mistake:
http://www.pacmeb.com/database/computers/quadrac/005.html
It says 210W for a 610?
But at:
http://www.pacmeb.com/database/computers/quadrac/007.html
it lists 630 at only 45
At 5:12 PM -0600 12/26/03, Gordon Elliott wrote:
Thinking of looking into this, I looked up power usages on Quadras:
Is this some sort of mistake:
http://www.pacmeb.com/database/computers/quadrac/005.html
It says 210W for a 610?
Those power ratings are the maximum rated power for the models
At 7:14 PM -0600 12/26/03, Gordon Elliott wrote:
Tried it once with a c650, the ethernet port gets smothered at around
200kps
making it less than useful for cable.
A cheap beige powermac doesn't suffer this limit and also provides a good
medium
for connecting 68k macs as well as latter
I got a Performa 475 for free, I would like to put NetBSD or another
unix-type language on it to use it as a firewall, because of it's low
power use. I can't use Linux because of the LC040 chip, but I think it
would run fine with the 36 meg of RAM it has and another OS.
Do I need two ethernet
At 1:51 PM -0500 12/26/03, Timothy Domst wrote:
I got a Performa 475 for free, I would like to put NetBSD or another unix-type
language on it to use it as a firewall, because of it's low power use. I can't use
Linux because of the LC040 chip, but I think it would run fine with the 36 meg of RAM
That probably won't work...you need at least 2
ethernet cards or 1 100 mbs card and a managed switch
that supports trunked vlans. My suggestion would be
to find a low power quadra or II series machine. A
quadra, such as a 610 would be great, because it has
one ethernet port built in; all you
Thinking of looking into this, I looked up power usages on Quadras:
Is this some sort of mistake:
http://www.pacmeb.com/database/computers/quadrac/005.html
It says 210W for a 610?
But at:
http://www.pacmeb.com/database/computers/quadrac/007.html
it lists 630 at only 45 wats. The difference makes
Matt R wrote:
That probably won't work...you need at least 2
ethernet cards or 1 100 mbs card and a managed switch
that supports trunked vlans. My suggestion would be
to find a low power quadra or II series machine. A
quadra, such as a 610 would be great, because it has
one ethernet port built
Tried it once with a c650, the ethernet port gets smothered at around
200kps
making it less than useful for cable.
A cheap beige powermac doesn't suffer this limit and also provides a good
medium
for connecting 68k macs as well as latter macs. A router is also a good
idea.
Aren't concerned
I'm looking for a Q800 to load my copy of A/UX onto. The video card of my
Q605 isn't supported, unfortunately. I've a few on E-Bay and other on-line
places but they're either in Canada or the East Coast and the shipping cost
makes them uneconomical. Any leads welcome.
Michael
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At 5:30 PM +1100 12/25/03, Sque wrote:
stew wrote:
Not trying to lead anyone down the wrong path being this is the
Quadlist, but the truth of the matter is I haven't tried hooking up to the 476. I
own an eMac, a 7100 and a 476. Eventually, I'd like to have all them sharing the
DSL so I know
Terry Graham wrote:
Studying the ReadMes that accompany each OS will separate the opinions
about operating systems from the need.
For functional reason and fixes and not just perks,
I would run OS 9.1 or 9.2 or 9.2.1 in any G3.
Powermacs are one thing, G3's are another. For all the value
On 25 Dec 03, at 0:49, Terry Graham wrote:
Studying the ReadMes that accompany each OS will separate the opinions
about operating systems from the need.
For functional reason and fixes and not just perks,
I would run OS 9.1 or 9.2 or 9.2.1 in any G3.
Sounds great to me. What Quadra am I
Thanks to all who responded. My daughter told me something like that one
time when I was trying to install a burner on her computer. I was
thoroughly pd off and left with it not working. She called me a few
days later and told me that she changed the speed and it worked just
fine. I have
stew wrote:
On Tuesday, December 23, 2003, at 04:15 AM, Sque wrote:
Maxing the vram to 1mb helps.
I've never gave it any second thoughts knowing that I have no intentions
of upgrading my monitor. Does maxing the vram to 1 Mb help in any other
way other than allowing more colors? -stew
It
stew wrote:
Aloha List, Anyone here using a high speed connection with your
Quadra? I tried copying the IP, subnet, router settings from my other
computer but can't seem to connect. I don't know what else I need to
do. Can someone give me a run down of what needs to be done and perhaps
Tom M Abel wrote:
I normally don't like to blow my own horn but the doctortom refers to my
PhD in Computer Technology. In the late 80's, I only used Macs but none
since. I recently got a Power Mac 5200/75 in an auction and am planning
to use it quite frequently. The problem I have been having
At 15:30 -0500 12/24/2003, Quadlist wrote:
From: Sque [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For interests sake, the revision A board includes a cuda switch and is the one
with the extra vram which may also explain the feeling of extra speed.
Huh? Could you expand this thought a bit, please? I thought that
all of
I need a player for .mpg.
I see that quicktime player is only for power mac.
Any help soon for Christmas.
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Bill Neill wrote:
I need a player for .mpg.
I see that quicktime player is only for power mac.
Any help soon for Christmas.
Depending on the actual format, Quicktime will either have to do it, or
maybe the Mac version of WMP if there's even a 68k version of it. Video
playing options are
On Wednesday, December 24, 2003, at 02:13 AM, Sque wrote:
With out writing to much there are several things you may require to
do for cable.
Firstly when swapping the modem from one machine to the other always
unplug the
power to the modem so it can read the new MAC address from the
different
Bill Neill wrote:
I need a player for .mpg.
I see that quicktime player is only for power mac.
Any help soon for Christmas.
Santa's been and gone.
Try qt 3.x which is 68k or maybe 4.x
I use 3.02, version 2.5 is installed with OS8.x
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