My Reply follows quote. On 27/05/2005 12:14 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > I have to confess. It has been awhile since I have >a Mac. I carried a Mac 512, upgraded to a Plus, for >12 years, between five different states, before it >finally wore out. Now the SE I have on the floor, is >the closest thing to it. > Anyway, I am assuming that there is a battery >compartment somewhere in the back? Everytime I turn >the computer on, I have to reset the date and time, >color settings, etc. This LC did not come with a >computer manual. > Also, remind me: where do I find out how much >memory this computer has? I suspect it only has the >10 megs. > >Thanks, > >Matt --------- The battery "compartment" is a small black (usually) rectangular shaped plastic holder on the logic board. Should be visible if you pop the top off. The battery needed is 1/2 AA, 3.6V. They cost $6 or $7 or so, so you may want to live with the "problem."
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