--- Ian Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could anyone give me some information on what
this multi-function
monitor port is? The only computer I ever saw with
the matching female port
on it is a Power Mac 7100/66.
IIRC, that's all it was ever used on, the x100 series
PowerMacs. Apple made
--- Ian Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So the DB-15 Ethernet port is called AUI (not to be
confused with Apple's smaller AAUI)?
They are essentially the same thing, just different
connectors. Transcievers are available for both to
convert them to BNC or RJ45 connectors. The Apple AUI
(AAUI)
--- Ian Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could you give me more information on running
resolutions higher than
640x480 if the ADB is plugged in?
I just read that somewhere on the monitors with the
HDI connector and the ADB ports on either side of
the monitor, it must either be connected to an
--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
BTW for TCP/IP you need to install a program called
Open Transport 1.1.2.
First 1.1.1, then 1.1.2.
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I'm sorry, but you can't list fish as 'durable goods' in your GDP statement.
What if we freeze them?
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BTW, my network card is supported by A/ROSE, which
simplifies things quite a bit.
A/ROSE (Apple Realtime Operating System Extention)
is for network cards that have a 68000 CPU on them.
AFAIK, that's only Token Ring ones. No 68000 CPU on
the NIC, you don't need
--- Alan O'Neil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to take apart my 12 RGB monitor (the
512x384 one) and I
have managed to remove the screws and get the
latches under the feet but
past that I'm stuck. Any help (service manual?) from
an experienced
take-apart veteran?
Going to try the
What's his name hasn't done anything _this_ time
to be ragged on.
I'm always willing to give someone a chance, until
he or she does something to warrant action.
I do remember when he was on here as BenjiOak and he
was being a big pill. I didn't see him doing anything
this latest time to warrant
--- Robert Gray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 3:30 PM -0500 on 12/23/02, Vintage Macs wrote:
It is not the version with speakers, but
it does have some headphone jacks on the side.
Is there a 3-inch by 4 1/2- inch grill adjacent to
the headphone jack
and one on the opposite side? Those
Easiest way to solv the riddle is to open up the SE
and have a look-see at the board. :)
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I'm sorry, but you can't list fish as 'durable goods' in your GDP statement.
What if we freeze them?
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Do you Yahoo!?
Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful.
Dunno if anyone will still be using a 68k CPU in
500 years or not...
http://www.scoopme.com/tv/articles/default.asp?article_id=85917
So I flipped all the switches, hit all the buttons,
steered the ship, and made VROOOM noises. I was, in
fact, an ass. But I was steering Serenity. In Washs
chair.
--- Robert Gray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 02:58:16 -0800 (PST) on 12/24/02, Gregg Eshelman
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have an M2943 Apple Multiple Scan 15 monitor. It
has an audio jack in the back and one on the left
side. All that is is a pasthrough for headphones.
No speakers
--- J.S. Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, Warren,
I happen to have LIKED buying software from Beagle
Bros. Then, you
had all sorts of funky, fly-by-nites selling and
cracking games and stuff
from
other platforms. We took it not at all as seriously
as we do now. Just
wanted to
Another good place for Seattle area Mac advice is
the seattle.users.macintosh usenet newsgroup. If you
don't have a newsreader program or your ISP doesn't
have a news server, you can read and post to the
group through http://groups.google.com
--- James S Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can
Another brand of PRAM battery (apparently the orignal
ones used by Apple most of the time) is the
Tadiran TL-5112 Easy to spot because of the mostly
purple color.
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A common motto. It's the squeaky wheel that gets the grease.
Uncommon motto. It's the quacking duck that gets shot.
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
clip
Sometimes I wonder why it
is that most businesses seem to have forgotten the
#1 principle of business:
the customer is always right.
Yes, they are! And if they aren't then you have to
gently educate them so they can figure out what is
right. If
--- Jeff Walther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Thu, 02 Jan 2003 16:49:00 +
From: Dave Quebbeman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I found some 16 MB SIMMs for sale for $22 each. I
might go for them if I
thought I wouldn't have to re-seat them! I guess
the max I could go on a
Mac II is 64 MB?
--- Daniel Kendell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Booting from external HDD (OS 7.6.1 or 7.1) dosn't
work besause the floppy
icon with flashing ? comes up.
Hold down Command Optoin Shift Delete and the top row
number key from 0 through 6 matching the SCSI ID#
of the drive you want to boot from.
Just figured out what BETA stands for.
I want to know the story behind that. I poked around
the MacKiDo site and found nada about it, found the
Blue Meanies and Bluets and Granola Bars though. :)
He's quit updating MacKiDo and is now doing iGeeks.
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A common motto. It's the squeaky wheel
--- Gil Woolgar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My CD install for 4.2.1 Pro returns an Error 1.I
tried increasing the
installer memory but it is grayed out.
You can't alter the memory setting (or comments etc)
of files on read only media like CD-ROM. Try copying
it to your hard drive, then
--- dhill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Macintosh is to computers as Mercedes is to cars.
Hmm, so what's Apple's equivalent of the new Maybach
made by Mercedes? ;)
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If knowing is half the battle, why aren't all battles half as long?
__
Do
--- Clark Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nope, the 650s are not PlainTalk (line level) input.
The Q605, 660 and 840 do.
So he's running a line level input into a jack that
is really a microphone input instead of the line
level input on the other Macs that is confusingly
labled with an icon
--- Alan O'Neil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, considering the parity was a BTO option for
the DoD, I don't know
if the DoD let go of its machines. Probably because
of all the
bureaucratic security, anything that has graced the
fingertips of a
government official must be kept in storage
--- Christopher Suleske [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay - i powered up my IIfx and found that i got a
10M link on both my hub
and the card itself... so, i'm hopeful it can be
used... somehow.
the OS is at 7.5.3-2 (although some functions seemed
to have a version of
7.5.5). MacTCP is
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know - I'm crazy but I hate the 7100 case - it
eats my knuckles, so I
put the 7100 board in an old IIcx. Sorry if the
double post overlaps
with anyone.
http://fpm.gotdns.com/images/7100cxtop.jpg
-looking into the heart - the heatsink was off
Can you get the port icons on the back as some sort of
image file or in a symbol font? If so, do up a file
with them in proper positions to print out a new
port cover panel on the heaviest cardstock your
printer can handle. Make the background a nice shade
of beige too. :) Cut the holes out then
Is that the IIci or the 7100 power supply?
=
If knowing is half the battle, why aren't all battles half as long?
__
Do you Yahoo!?
Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now.
http://mailplus.yahoo.com
--
Vintage Macs is sponsored by
--- mart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It was wrecked in the process of manual removal. The
drive also died...
Define manual removal. ;) Didn't you mention the
small hole next to the slot for using a paperclip
in case of an EMERGENCY need to manually eject a disk?
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If knowing is half the
--- Daniel Kendell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, I have found two large sticks of 30-pin Ram
that i tried to put into
the IIci. When I powered it up, it chimed as usual
then played a funny tune
and didn't go any further. Is the RAM PC RAM so it
won't work or is it
allread maxed out?
--- Todd Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have tried numerous different things
unsuccessfully, then decided to look
for expert advice. I have an ethernet card I pulled
from a Performa and put
into the LC, but I'm not sure whether or not I have
a valid driver extension
for it. I put
--- Robyn Lyons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmmm, you need to use Diskcopy to make those floppy
disks. They should
fit on a floppy fine. Outside of trying that again,
you could borrow an
external CD-ROM and put the installer on there.
The 19 (or 20 part for non-US/Canada English) part
--- jsoderlund [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a IIci w/o CD rom Drive , I would like to
know if it is possible to
make a IDE CD rom with it?
thanks, jeff
Yes, using an external SCSI case and a SCSI to IDE
convertor. But that will cost way more than the IIci
is worth. ;) But for some people
--- Todd Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another weird thing I have been
hooking the LC to the
iMac using a crossover cable, since that's how it
would be connected to my
tower at home, and afterwards, the port on my iMac
dies and I have to restart
the whole system before it will
--- Todd Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Speaking of screens...
I can't find any way to take full advantage on my
LC. There is a knob on
back of the monitor, but it only adjusts vertical
size of output. Am I missing
something? Where is the horizontal stretch? In
later models, I
http://www.blackfire.com.au sells their
ACARD SCSIDE BridgeSmart 5.25 SCSI case ARS2000
for $201 AUD. They used to sell just the converter
card for connecting IDE/ATAPI devices to the SCSI
bus.
=
Subatomic conspiracy group: The Free Mesons.
(There are very few good jokes in quantum physics.)
--- Steve Conrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello!
After an absence due to several factors I have
returned!
I have missed this list with its inciteful people
who hold a wealth of
knowledge. :)
Below is my list of computers.
Mac 512K (2 working models and 1 case with just the
screen)*
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--- Ted Parks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After connecting both my Centris 650 and 7100/80 to
DSL by ethernet, the
Centris seems to load web pages faster. The 7100/80
has only 16 megs of RAM,
while the Centris has about a 100. Also, the 7100 is
connected to ethernet through a transceiver.
--- Steve Conrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(Before reading on) Hmm, probably named the non
working
one Enterprise, like the shuttle in the
Smithsonian.
(After reading on) Oh, Star Trek shuttles. Phooey!
;)
Remember, it was Star Trek fans and their write in
campaign that got that shuttle
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tuesday, Feb 4, 2003, at 22:10 Europe/London, the
pickle wrote:
A/ROSE is unlikely to do anything, since Asanté
didn't use a 68000 CPU
on their
Ethernet cards...
Merely a precaution. If I hadn't included it and it
had not worked I'm
--- Benjamin Corrow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what is BTW in regard to the 7100?
BTW= By the way...
=
Subatomic conspiracy group: The Free Mesons.
Yes, they do drink Lepton Tea. At the Absolute Zero Lounge they drink iced Lepton Tea.
They've even been to Dr. Strange's Charm School.
--- Ted Parks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the responses, which were very helpful.
The 7100 is running System 7.5, the C650, OS 8.1. I
think part of the
problem might also be that I was running a 68K
version of iCab on the
7100 because its OS wouldn't allow the PPC version
of iCab.
--- Joseph Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 6 Feb 2003 01:07:16 -0500, you wrote:
At 00:37 -0500 on 06/02/03, Joseph Davis wrote:
Most people want to know what i want with the
broken microwaves...
That was mostly the point of my question ;)
Building a welder, I need the
--- Terry Ovans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another no so trivia question. Did anyone recognize
the acoustic coupler that Matthew Broderick was
using in War Games? What make and model? I am
trying to set up an exact duplicate of his set-up in
my computer room and would like to find one if it
--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
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I discovered that the problems I used to have with
the asante card in
my LC disappeared after I started using a dayna
communications card
in this machine. My OS X iMac can now handle any
amount of files my
LC running System 6 throws
What would be neat is an operating system that would
boot a Mac and turn it into a remotely administered
NAS or Network Attached Storage box. Plug some
insanely
large capacity hard drive into an LCIII or newer FPM
then connect it via ethernet to your LAN so all
your other 'puters no matter what
--- carolyn a atkinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
to run it. I have a LCIII that I keep on all the
time because the color
goes out, and I do not know at this time if it is
hardware or software,
How about the clock setting when you shut it down
and unplug it? Might just need a PRAM battery.
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Get a clutch of 040MCs and upgrade them then you can
try something like
Linux or BSD on them. As a rule Unix doesn't line
LC040s because of the FPU error/lack of FPU.
While it can be compiled to run on an LC040, it only
works on some of them. I bet
--- iriXx [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i met someone last night who told me they had 20 LCs
thrown away in
their dumpster last week... sadly he couldnt carry
them :(... although
he did retrieve me something i've always wanted - a
R4000 SGI Indigo...
G THREW AWAY an R4000 Indigo???
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The bug occurs on those LC040s that have the error
in the FPU set, it
somehow conflicts with the existing FPU system and
causes the system to
crash because technically speaking it does have an
FPU.
Probably because the 68k Linux authors haven't
--- Terry Ovans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just bought another Macintosh computer, minus the
hard drive, and am wondering where the best deal can
be found for a hard drive somewhere between 500Mb
and 4 Gb for this machine. It takes the 50 pin SCSI
hard drive.
Powermacs are not on topic for
--- Samuel Davies [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello list,
I posted awhile back with the same problem but I
have yet to resolve it:
I have a Mac IIci with a MacCon nubus ethernet card
from Asante. It
also has a Radius card in one of the other Nubus
slots. The machine is
running 7.5.5
--- Ray Bearfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My next goal is to add a IIci running 7.0 Updated. I
have installed an
Asante MC3NB Nubus Ethernet card. Can I run a line
from that card directly
to the router, or do I need to install a hub?
Try it direct and if it doesn't work with all the
--- Ray Bearfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I see a number of Asante hubs on eBay that look like
they could be had for
anywhere from $6 up to $20 (including shipping
charges).
Am I correct in assuming that a hub like the Asante
FH10T8, which is not a
10/100 sensing hub, would work? Or is
My cure-most for SCSI drives that give my Macs a
fit is to plug them into the Adaptec 2940 PCI SCSI
controller in my PC and use the built in low level
formatter in the controller. Then if it's going to HFS
on the Mac I FDISK it on the PC as FAT16, if it's
going into a PowerMac I FDISK it as FAT32
Yeah, speaking of hard drives...
I recently saw the movie Executive Decision.
Uh, dude. You're supposed to be an electronics/bomb
expert. The hard drive in the bomb running without
its cover on and the top head about 1/8 above the
top platter shoulda been enough of a #$%#^$^# clue
that all the
--- carolyn a atkinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought that the LC III could only handle 10mbs of
memory also. Is
this incorrect? I would like to add memory to an
LCIII if it can handle more.
Easy bump to 36 megs by adding a 32 meg SIMM.
MicroMac has their BigSIMM (for a BigPRICE!)
--- Jeff Walther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But I haven't actually tried it out yet. Are folks
saying that if I
install this in my Q605 I won't be able to use more
than 10 MB or RAM
while it is installed? Also, do you think I should
get an external
5.25 drive and joystick for it?
--- Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gee haven't I seen this before?
They work ok for you Gregg?
They work fine if underlined. Paul might try
removing the space in YaBB/
YaBB that shouldn't be there.
Eh? I don't use OE. Would be nice if all e-mail
clients would stick to a standard on how
--- Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is some sort of mac thing? Before joining this
list I'd never seen
this ugly hack, well that's what it looks like.
Not a Mac thing. brackets are used in HTML to
denote the start and end of things like commands and
URLs and pointers to images and other
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
power to it? I have hypothesized three causes:
3. A mischievous insect has somehow bridged the
power circuit/switch so the
CPU is always powered up.
Well then, that would be a real computer bug. ;)
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If all the young people in America were to act as you
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday, Feb 19, 2003, at 07:37 Europe/London,
Gregg Eshelman
wrote:
3. A mischievous insect has somehow bridged the
power circuit/switch so the
CPU is always powered up.
Well then, that would be a real computer bug. ;)
Funny, I
--- Terry Ovans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just bought a Macintosh Classic and when it loads,
it loads into a program called Menu Master Mac. I
cannot access the system folder, the about this
macintosh, or anything else except this Menu Master
Mac program. Does anyone know anything about
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If they're just about anything else other than
dot-matrix, you can get a print
server off eBay (like the HP JetDirect EX) that will
connect up to three
printers to a single Ethernet port. The JetDirect
EX series is almost
universal for laser
--- Terry Ovans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My problem, with most of these solutions, is that I
don't have a Macintosh capable of accessing the
Internet in order to download some of these programs
that everyone is talking about. I think my best bet
is to just go out and buy an 8 pin DIN cable
--- flawed jai [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you prompted me to go look at the blank brand new
zip disks I got, and
sure enough,5 of the 7 are marked PC formatted. the
other two say Mac.
OK, so how do you change a PC formatted brand new
zip disk from PC
format to mac formatted before you start
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 18:17 -0500 on 28/02/03, A.Tuazon wrote:
Ok so then which Vintage Mac would be best to run
this contraption? I think
a topped up IIsi would suffice.
I'm wondering what the best way to control the
apparatus is. Since Macs don't
have a
--- Keith Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, I just tried that. It tells me I can't erase a
shared disk. Is this
something to do with file sharing? I did a get
info on the disk and
it doesn't indicate that sharing is enabled for the
disk.
It's a bug. A bug that Apple never squashed,
--- l s [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings,
I have an LC 550 that I wish to put a larger hard
drive in. How large can I put in?
As big as the System or Mac OS can handle. The LC 550
uses the same logic board as the Color Classic II.
I call it either the Fat CCII or the LCIII+ AIO. ;)
Look
--- Sque [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone managed ICS through a x-over cable?
Yes. It can work with the DHCP provided by ICS but
it's
more reliable to assign the stuff manually.
Give TCP-IP - your NIC on the PC an IP of
192.168.0.1 For XP instead of right clicking Network
Neighborhood then
--- Jeff Walther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you need LocalTalk cables or PhoneNet connectors?
They're used
for the same purpose but they're not the same thing.
PhoneNet
connectors are cheap and probably not hard to find.
I think it was
the Berkeley MUG who first worked out how to
LocalTalk or
PhoneNet.)
--- Rob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Two. The outer two wires of the four.(The
inner two are reserved for
voice phone)
Rob
- Original Message - From: Gregg Eshelman
How many wires does PhoneNet use in the telephone
cables?
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Why do Zik-Zak
--- RedNight [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Heh. Not all? Try *most* :) I'm amazed at the
number of jacks I see with
only two wires in 'em.
thats what hapens when standards get changes
around
Yes, annoying, isn't it?
Microsoft has decided to change yet another standard
to how they want.
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Someone wanna 'splain how the that's legal? If
you don't pay anything for
it, how are they allowed to tax it?
A value is assessed then the customs department levies
an import duty on it, unless the item was produced
in the country you're importing
--- Willy Ahearn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- R. A. Cantrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 3/10/03 3:20 PM, iriXx at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
i'm sorry to see you go,
peace
m~
Me 2.
Me 3
Me 1,024 ;)
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Why do Zik-Zak Burgers come in plastic packs? Some of the
--- Fletch Brendan Good [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Also, one of the LCs has an Asante ethernet card
with an RJ45 jack.
I'd rather use that than the other LC's Apple
ethernet card that only
has an AAUI jack, since I don't have an extra
transceiver. Will I be
able to use that Asante card
--- Fletch Brendan Good [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
smacks forehead
Duh. I should've remembered you can still get 6.0.8
from Apple's
Older Software Downloads. Thanks Pickle and Gamba.
Gregg, this may put me into major duh territory,
but I'm wondering
what good a math coprocessor would
--- David Robarts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It sounds like it would be worth the importer's time
to educate the exporter
about filling out the forms (although a good
neighbor exporter would care
enough to do it correctly without extra efforts of
the importer). I was
nieve enought to think
Will those new OpenType fonts that work on both Mac
and Windows without any conversion work on versions
of the System or Mac OS that run on 68k Macs?
=
Why do Zik-Zak Burgers come in plastic packs? Some of the plastic rubs off on them
and increases their nutritional value! Max Headroom
I had a Trailing Edge article on parallel ports
all writ up and sent it off to webmaster@ and it
bounced back. Of course I didn't save a local
copy and of course some server on the way back
chopped off 99% of it. :P
Hmm, good to see your Networking 101 is no longer 404.
Oh well, I'll most likely
--- Fletch Brendan Good [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I remember reading something about how you can't set
up file sharing
on System 6 (which would enable you to mount it from
another
computer). Am I missing something? Was there any
extension or other
software from Apple (or someone) that
--- Gamba [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I remember reading something about how you can't
set up file sharing on
System 6 (which would enable you to mount it from
another computer).
For 7 ways to file serve with System 6 see:
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2/system6a.html
None of the 7
--- Steve Conrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Speaking of FPU's I was wondering how a 68881 and a
68882 differed.
From a list of Macs that I have it appears that only
the II came with the
68881 (built-in) and that it could be added to the
LC via an FPU card.
Dunno exactly, but the 68882 is
I have Accountat Inc. Professional by Sosftsync Inc.
with all the disks and books, even the original box.
From searching the web, it looks like the company was
not around very long but made software for Macintosh,
Timex-Sinclair and Commodore computers, maybe others.
Haven't found anything about
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh let's see what apps I had... MacWrite, MacDraw,
Macpaint, Print Shop, the
early versions of WP and Word, Hey! That
reminds me! I made a Word
document into a diary w/a password that I have
been trying to figure out
since 1990! Would be a KICK to go
--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Today I tried to help some people who just purchased
a new external
US Robotics 56k faxmodem getting connected to the
Internet. Officialy
it is a windows only modem, but since modems ought
to be pretty
generic I thought I could get this
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My dad has some old games that he wistfully speaks
of at times. He used to play them on his old SE. I
think his favorites were Playmaker Football and V
for Victory. I was thinking of getting him another
better, faster, color Mac so he could play them
again.
--- Adam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On some platforms you'd run a degrader of some
sort.
Doesn't one exist for the mac?
There is one I'm pretty sure, but I can't for the
life of me remember what it's called.
VMac for Mac. :) Emulates a Mac Plus.
http://www.vmac.org May still run too fast
--- Jeff Walther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wooo. I wouldn't go on about this so much, but
this is a pet peeve
of mine about Apple. They release models that are
handicapped
beyond the requirements of any cost savings.By
that, I mean that
for the same money, and using pretty much
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Which says to me patch it!
There *has* to be a way to patch that ROM in
software to get around the
limitation. Even if it only allowed the use of
low-profile 16 MB SIMMs, that
would more than triple the current RAM cap and make
the LC and LC II a
--- Fletch Brendan Good [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
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And you know, I
just noticed that
the IIfx itself is a one-bullet Road Apple- at the
same time they
rated it a Best Buy! Go figure.
That's because of the funky 64pin SIMMs and the fact
that the PDS is useless unless you stumble onto a
--- Jeff Walther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
clip
So, someone sneak on over to Apple and appropriate
those files, okay?
And while you're there get the Bandit and Hammerhead
designs too, would you?
Don't forget the Mr. Clean 32bit clean ROMs for the
SE/30, Mac II etc. that Apple used for
--- Galen Tatsuo Komatsu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Fri, 14 Mar 2003 00:54:08 -0500
From: the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=3405401488category=4610
Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but the Apple I was
never sold in a fancy
Apple case,
Might find something on http://mac.tucows.com
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Why do Zik-Zak Burgers come in plastic packs? Some of the plastic rubs off on them
and increases their nutritional value! Max Headroom
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--- Cameron Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I mean, as many people as I hear make the
suggestion to turn that
antique Mac into an FTP server, you'd think there
would be plenty of
solutions that don't require a non-standard OS- or
at least ONE...
There's always NCSA Telnet. It's not
--- Jeff Walther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think they're overpriced, but I thought this lot
was interesting:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2518953786category=4663
100 68851 FPUs.Pity they're only 16 MHz.
The FPU is the 68881 or 68882. The chips at auction
are the
--- Adam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now for something else... If you had to glue some
Mac plastics back together
(minor interior damage in my 3400) what type would
you use? I tried
superglue, but it didn't hold (probaby due to the
tiny contact area). I was
thinking of Araldyte or something
--- Adam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Back to the point, from where would you get ABS
glue?
From a plumbing shop or hardware store. Any color you
want as long as it's black. That's assuming the
case is ABS. There are universal glues for PVC,
CPVC,
ABS and other plastics. It's intended for cases
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 10:27 -0500 on 30/03/03, Dan Knight wrote:
Sonnet has come out with a patch. It's part of a
PDS card that includes a
33 MHz '040 CPU, ethernet, and 32 MB additional
memory.
Ja, but that means it's doable in software.
Depends on how the Sonnet
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(oh yeah!)
Also, how does the PeeSea's AT drives relate to IDE?
Are they one and the same?
Yes. (For the purpose of any you'll use in that Mac.)
But there are a few differences that crop up.
The original was IDE for Integrated Drive Electronics
(sometimes
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 3/30/03 11:55:43 PM,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The Quadra is off topic for this list.
Waitaminute... The Quadra 630 is a pre PPC Mac...
what am I missing here?!?
The Quadlist. :) Vintage Macs is mainly for any Mac
with an 030 CPU and
--- Jeff Walther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone else getting a bunch of PC virus SPAM (152K
attachments)
posing as Microsoft software updates? I'm trying
to figure out if
the infected source is someone on this list. It
would probably
have to be a PC user.The attachments are
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