Hi, I was raised in a mac family so today at the goodwill when i saw a little Mac Classic sitting outside in a pile of junk and rain clouds overhead that were threatening to distroy it i bought it, because i felt sorry for it. Now I have a Mac Classic and know pretty much nothing about it. My family had an LCII when i was very young, but i havent seen it since it gave up the ghost i was about 9 and that pretty much sums up my knowledge of anything pre-system 8. So, I got my machine home and plugged it in (yes i bought it without even seeing if it would turn on) and i get a screen with a picture of what appears to be a floppy disk with a question mark blinking in the middle. I have no keyboard, no mouse, and no software. I would love to hear from anyone with any suggestions about how to salvage it, or even just a place to start. Thanks, Veronica
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