Re: DOS

OK, don't forget PC-DOS from IBM.. Actually, PC-DOS was MS-DOS rebranded by IBM. Unsurprisingly, MS-DOS was actually Seattle Computer Products 86-DOS acquired and rebranded by Microsoft, which was also called QDOS (Quick Dirty DOS.) I didn't have time to do it right, so I did it quick and

Resetting EtherPrint password

I recently picked up a used Dayna EtherPrint-3 (as-is from a eBay auction). Unfortunately, it appears to have a password set on it. Anybody know how break into one/clear a forgotten password? Thanks... John -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and... Small Dog Electronics

Re: Macintoch color Display M1212

At 11:25 -0400 on 11/10/01, Robert Poland wrote: I'm using a Macintosh color Display M1212 with a 6100. When I use that display with a Mac II there is an extension that will allow me to use the full display, no black border Is there such a thing for the 6100? Stepping Out, from Berkeley

Re: Macintoch color Display M1212

--- Robert Poland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, I'm using a Macintosh color Display M1212 with a 6100. When I use that display with a Mac II there is an extension that will allow me to use the full display, no black border Is there such a thing for the 6100? Nope. Max Apple Zoom or

Re: DOS

Well, that may have been true earlier, but the newer versions of PC-DOS were (IMHO) far superior to Microsoft's offerings, especially since MS-DOS 7 was never a full product (Version of DOS Win95 is run on top of, missing most utilities included in MS-DOS 6.22) Terry Actually, PC-DOS was

800-4-memory

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Re: DOS

Hmmm, how about System 6-2001? Fully Y2K+ compliant and lightning fast! 100% rewritten for PowerMac. :) Providing 68040 and full FPU emulation it also emulates a virtual 24bit mode to run those old Mac apps... Yeah, that'll happen. Well, system 6 already is y2k+ compliant and on my website is

Re: Macintoch color Display M1212

At 14:15 -0400 on 11/10/01, Robert Poland wrote: http://www.berksys.com and http://www.berksys.com/products/afterdark/ Not found. Can't seem to find Stepping Out anywhere. They're long dead at this point. Do some googling and see if you can find it anywhere. Might not be a bad idea to check

Re: Macintoch color Display M1212

At 4:10 PM -0400 10/11/2001, the pickle wrote: At 14:15 -0400 on 11/10/01, Robert Poland wrote: http://www.berksys.com and http://www.berksys.com/products/afterdark/ Not found. Can't seem to find Stepping Out anywhere. They're long dead at this point. Do some googling and see if you can find

Re: What happened to Interex?

on 10/11/01 1:14 PM, (Vintage Macs) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Interex was a manufacturer of Mac to VGA monitor adapters, and I think some other items too. Their website, www.interex.com , has been gone for quite a while. Did some other company (who we can bug for at least providing

Re: Transferring stuff from 2gs to Macs

I have obtained an old apple 2gs and a 2ci. I would like to transfer a few things forward from the old 5 disks onto floppys- and then ultimately onward to my 950. I have an external drive for each size and have connected them to the 2gs and / or the 2ci. Problem: can't get the 800k

Re: Transferring stuff from 2gs to Macs

I think there are other apple ][ emulators, not sure though since I haven't looked, just saw something about Bernie on a website. http://www.emulation.net is a good place to give your Mac a good case of multiple personalities, i.e. make it think it is a Commodore 64, Apple ][, or Nintendo 64.