Heh, I thought I was the only one with a SparcStation IPX that I wanted to
hook up to a Mac.
I messed around with this a couple of months, and it is possible, but you
need a serial cable that supports hardware-handshaking (IIRC). My standard
Mac Serial Cable doesn't do this, bu I have a Mac to
At 23:12 -0400 on 25/09/01, Amber Rhea wrote:
Thoughts and opinions, please. What are some good, non-memory-hogging email
programs that are IMAP capable? Gracias...
pickle wrote:
Eudora 4.2 or 4.3 (I know 4.0 didn't support it) is good, but versions 4.x
are getting harder to find for
At 23:15 -0500 on 25/09/01, Jim Lee Jr. wrote:
Yes, Eudora 3.01, but I cannot figure out how to set it up with a cable
modem and ethernet card. The IIvx is set up for cable access, but I am using
my PC at the moment.
Setup for Eudora is essentially the same as it is for OE - both are POP3
At 04:05 -0700 on 26/09/01, Andrew Michael MacTao wrote:
At 23:12 -0400 on 25/09/01, Amber Rhea wrote:
Thoughts and opinions, please. What are some good, non-memory-hogging email
programs that are IMAP capable? Gracias...
pickle wrote:
Eudora 4.2 or 4.3 (I know 4.0 didn't support it) is
Just buy some good flux and a magnifying light at
Fry's. Use the flux to fix spilled solder or fused
joints youdon't want fused. Put a drop of flux on the
booboo and run your soldering iron over the booboo
really quickly - voila! no more booboo. You can also
buy extremely hot blow dryer type
Toshiba used to make a 1/3 height tray load SCSI
CD-ROM drive for desktop systems. I've seen them in
Beige with a filler plate bolted on top or in
combination with a slim 1.44M floppy. One surplus
dealer had a pile of them without the filler plate
in Sun Purple. I know they came in a 2x speed,
What is the latest version of Eudora that will run on a 68k Mac?
Couldn't find *any* info o Qualcomm's site - they *really* want people to
download 5.1! (Couldn't find any info elsewhere, either.)
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I had this great idea for a hack a while back. (Hey, we all want
Applefritter fame.) I had a Sun Sparc IPX with a dead motherboard. I don't
even remember where I got the IPX or why I had it. Anyway, I noticed that
the size of its case was just the right size for an SE motherboard! So I got
an SE
Mac Rehab [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So get this... I started up the LC connected to my other 17monitor with
which it reads as 640x480. While still on, I unplug the 17 and plug in
the
15 with which has been the problem. It now displays 640x480 on the 15,
Yay, but the screen still is not
- Original Message -
From: the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Vintage Macs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 7:28 AM
Subject: Re: Unable to open Outlook Express
Setting up the IIvx to use your cable modem should involve little more
than
installing Open Transport
At 13:19 -0400 on 26/09/01, Patricia Clark wrote:
Amber Rhea wrote:
What is the latest version of Eudora that will run on a 68k Mac?
I am too lazy to take my LC III out of the closet and put it together
and look, HOWEVER ... I have two versions of eudora downloaded on my
hard drive on a power
At 13:17 -0500 on 26/09/01, Jim Lee Jr. wrote:
Setting up the IIvx to use your cable modem should involve little more
than
installing Open Transport 1.1.2 and setting the TCP/IP connection to DHCP
(or possibly a static IP if you have a router).
p
The IIvx is set up correctly, Open
FWIW, Juno and NetZero are now merged to United Online...
Given the lousy service I've gotten from Juno, I don't consider this good
news. And I don't think either one has a Mac client. (Juno has webmail, and
you CAN get NetZero email through any POP client - though you can't send
from a
Have a IIcx running as a DNS. Installed OS 7.5.5. Was running well until
recently.
Seems to work OK while at the office, but by the time I return (later the
same day, or the next day) the machine has shutdown.
Hit the startup button and it boots with the usual not shutdown properly
message.
The installer for Eudora 4.3.3 is available for free at
http://www.eudora.com/products/old.html
... however, it requires a PowerPC. Steff
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Silly questions, perhaps, but since it says that it was not shut down
properly, I'll ask.
Do you have a cat, dog, child or Giant Rat of Sumatra that may have knocked
your power cord? Power outage?
Checked your power supply?
Is this happening often, or only once or twice?
jt
Rich S wrote:
Have
Amber wrote
What is the latest version of Eudora that will run on a 68k Mac?
Couldn't find *any* info o Qualcomm's site - they *really* want
people to download 5.1! (Couldn't find any info elsewhere, either.)
Then STEFAN wrote:
The installer for Eudora 4.3.3 is available for free at
Hey gang,
Is there such a thing as a floppy drive cleaning kit, one that actually
does a good job? Blowing/vacumming out the worst of the dust bunnies
hasn't restored this old LC floppy to full operating condition.
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At 14:45 -0500 on 26/09/01, Rich S wrote:
Have a IIcx running as a DNS. Installed OS 7.5.5. Was running well until
recently.
Seems to work OK while at the office, but by the time I return (later the
same day, or the next day) the machine has shutdown.
Hit the startup button and it boots with
Jane Thompson replied:
Silly questions, perhaps, but since it says that it was not shut down
properly, I'll ask.
Do you have a cat, dog, child or Giant Rat of Sumatra that may have knocked
your power cord? Power outage?
Checked your power supply?
Is this happening often, or only once or twice?
jt
Steff wrote:
The installer for Eudora 4.3.3 is available for free at
http://www.eudora.com/products/old.html
... however, it requires a PowerPC.
Sho' 'nuff. I just checked the link. They are indeed giving 4.3.3
away for free.
I also noticed that they have nothing on their site whatsoever,
Poking around the web a little more yielded a program called Mail Drop
which looked promising - unfortunately I can find it available only in
Spanish. (Yeah, I should probably use it to practice my Spanish, but...) :)
Anybody know of an English version?
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At 7:10 PM -0400 9/26/01, Vintage Macs wrote:
This would be a good one to put in the Archive, but, as Andrew said,
waiting until it's at least two version numbers old might be a good idea.
Actually getting permission form QualComm is an even BETTER idea : )
jag
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From: Rich S [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Vintage Macs)
Subject: IIcx Problem
Date: Wed, Sep 26, 2001, 12:45 PM
Have a IIcx running as a DNS. Installed OS 7.5.5. Was running well until
recently.
Seems to work OK while at the office, but by the time I return
Hey gang,
Is there such a thing as a floppy drive cleaning kit, one that actually
does a good job? Blowing/vacumming out the worst of the dust bunnies
hasn't restored this old LC floppy to full operating condition.
--
Yep. There are cleaning sets consisting of a cleaning floppy and a
small
I don't seem to be having any luck with this. I can tie the wires around the pins
under the oscillator on my Turbo 040-40 and it works fine, but when I do it on my
IIsi, it won't boot, it just starts up, doesn't chime, and the screen takes on one
solid color until I turn it off again. I
Steff wrote:
The installer for Eudora 4.3.3 is available for free at
http://www.eudora.com/products/old.html
... however, it requires a PowerPC.
Sho' 'nuff. I just checked the link. They are indeed giving 4.3.3
away for free.
I also noticed that they have nothing on their site whatsoever,
Thought the same thing. Been running coverless for a day or two. Still,
problem persists.
R.
- Original Message -
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 7:45 PM
Subject: Re: IIcx Problem
From: Rich S [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Vintage Macs)
Subject: IIcx Problem
Date:
- Original Message -
From: the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Vintage Macs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 11:09 PM
Subject: Re: Unable to open Outlook Express
DHCP applies to Open Transport, period. It has nothing to do with the Mac
OS version.
Do other 'net
Subject: Re: IMAP mail clients
From: Amber Rhea [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Poking around the web a little more yielded a program called Mail Drop
which looked promising - unfortunately I can find it available only in
Spanish. (Yeah, I should probably use it to practice my
From: Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: floppy cleaning?
Hey gang,
Is there such a thing as a floppy drive cleaning kit, one that actually
does a good job? Blowing/vacumming out the worst of the dust bunnies
hasn't restored this old LC floppy to full operating
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