Hi Mac here-The non solid state processor one :-). Thanks Kevin .I will put $50.00 in to the kitty which brings us up to $156.10
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On 28/12/2004, at 10:39 AM, KEVIN Lock wrote:

Dear All,

There seems to be some confusion still regarding the situation at Catur PS in the Bangli district of Bali.

We (my wife, cousin and I ) installed 10 MacIntosh 580 computers at the school in October. They were transported to Bali in a seatainer going to Bali for the John Fawcett Foundation. They are ready to run with software (OS 7 something), regular AppleWorks software and games already loaded. They are not configured to access the internet and are not networked. A laser printer and another Mac are to be sent soon to make up a printing station for transfer of files by floppy disk from the other Macs.

Power supply is the main problem as the makeshift power to the school is both low on voltage and unreliable. The installation of permanent power to the school has been costed at around A$220. The Bangli District Government is broke and the installation may take quite some time considering that fact. The alternative is that we raise a bit more money to add to Mac's collection from the BBQ and get the ball rolling that way.

If that can be agreed to, then I will contact the Foundation and suggest they get things rolling.

At this stage I think the 10 computers are very adequate for this small school and, any non Mac Techie may be confused with different mixes of models and operation systems.


I hope I have explained this adequately,

regards

Kevin


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