Hi everyone,
Are there any free ftp servers that will run on a System 7 Mac? I've found
NetPresenz, of course, but it's not free.
Thanks,
@mber
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tested it with a 128 I recently acquired at a Goodwill store.
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n app that you use on a 68k machine and you don't
plan on transferring it to a PPC (or vice versa), that extra code is just
sitting around eating up hard disk space. Spring Cleaning gets rid of it for
you and appends the app name with "trimmed".
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least CC me off-list, it would be greatly
appreciated... I'm in digest mode.
Thanks! :)
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That's a keyboard extender that was made to "hook on" to the original Mac
keyboard, which didn't have a numeric keypad. A later version of the
keyboard (that shipped with the Plus, I think) did have a numeric keypad.
Amber
On 8/15/02 4:47 AM, Compact Macs at <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Any bra
reserve auctions, but I guess the above
paragraph digressed from the original topic because it's not about reserves
at all. Anyway... interesting thing, the human mind...
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localtalk and the reporters dump their finished articles in an Appleshare
"dropbox". Okay, it's not *all* compacts - the publisher has a 7200 with a
21" monitor, but he and I were talking a few months back and he said he
misses his SE because it was so portable. :)
The p
em and dismiss them, but
obviously they have a tool that works for them and does everything they
want, the way they want, and they're not going to change just because it
might be fashionable. I don't use an Apple II as an everyday machine, but I
think it's pretty cool t
On 7/31/02 5:16 AM, Compact Macs at <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dunno. Sounds interesting though. I remember one compact/vintage list member
> talking about her "spray-painted 'puters". Could be Amber Rhea, not sure
> though.
Although I did experiment with pain
The item description looks very unprofessional and is very difficult to
read. (No punctuation!! Ack!!) Also might want to check out his feedback
rating. And I dunno about those pictures... that screen doesn't really look
"green" to me. Just old.
Amber
on 7/24/02 12:08 PM, Compact Macs at [EMAIL
possible on more recent powerbooks?
I have a little utility called Reset Power Manager if you want to try
that...
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Hi all,
Quick question: how can I tell auto-inject floppies from manual inject just
by looking at them? (Just the floppy drive itself; not a drive that's
currently in a machine.)
Thanks,
Amber
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For great justice
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I got my mom a Stylewriter II several years ago and she loves it. Before
that, she had an Epson, which she'd bought brand new... she only had it
for a few months before she decided that she was fed up with it. The
Stylewriter is still going strong!
:-) Amber
On Saturday, June 1, 2002, at 06:1
gt; external SCSI port.) I'm looking for recommendations for brands and
> advice about software suitable for use with Mac OS 7.1.
I have an Apple CD SC (caddy-loading)and it works flawlessly. I got it on
Ebay a few years ago for something like $10. Should be easy enough to find
one.
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> I think Sony has a long history mimicking Apple. Wasn't it Sony that
> released that idiotic iMac "look-alike" a few years ago?
If we're thinking of the same thing here, that was eMachines, and it was
called the "eOne". But I wouldn't put it past So
Saw this on Ebay - a Mac Plus that appears to be modified with an internal
fan. Also has a 400k drive. (Usual disclaimer: not affialated with seller,
yadda yadda...)
<http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2020207855>
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priate hardware/software and was speculating about
automation with a compact Mac a good while back, so maybe it was even me.
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on 4/17/02 7:42 PM, (Compact Macs) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Anyone of you have a early version of m$ excel lying around (version 1,
> 2 or 3)?
Yes, I have version 1 - want a disk image?
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ielded" Macintosh SE 30
> 1891 ST.
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> <http://www.wired.com/news/mac/0,2125,51670,00.html>
More info (about similar Macs) at:
<http://www.applefritter.com/macclones/systematics/index.html>
and
<http://www.applefritter.com/macclones/techmatics/index.html>
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on 4/14/02 6:49 AM, (Compact Macs) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Is here a tool to measure traffic in MB send<> receive through an IP
> connectiion and suitable for se30 ?
> :)
> andrew
IPNetMonitor. I *think* it'll run on an SE/30. Check
<http://www.sustworks
> tonight. :)
Well, of course... I meant all of them *except* the NeXT one! :)
I am also particularly fond of the Lisa Kaleidoscope theme...
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27;t permit!
Try cleaning out your preferences folder... you never know what's lurking in
there from years ago.
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.. everyone (those who argue in favor of PeeCess over Macs, that is)
makes such a big deal about multi-tasking in Windows... well, to me, the Mac
bomb and the Windows blue screen of death are the same thing - except that
the blue screen of death occurs far more frequently!
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get the PPC board to work and the VGA mod is basically running
> two jumper wires with a bit of scratching on the analog board, it would be
> almost silly not to go ahead and do the 640x480 mod.
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> it's a bit much.
A related question: Do you have to do the 640x480 mod in order to use a PPC
board (a la above) in the CC?
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on 4/11/02 11:36 PM, (Compact Macs) at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Actually, it may be apocryphal, but I heard that when Apple was original
> Macintosh and ran into naming copyright issues, they briefly considered MAC
> for Mouse Activated Computer.
That's an urban legend.
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takes about 15 seconds to load to desktop, no clock,
> making. that a total of 15 seconds.
My Powerbook 145 (w/ 4MB RAM) boots cold into 7.1 in a grand total of less
than 10 seconds. 'Course, I don't have many extensions, but, it just never
ceases to impress me. ;)
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machines - that just the way it goes.
>> Since I installed WinXP on both my PC's, I have had not a lick of an error
>> from them!
It's only a matter of time.
> You'll be much
> happier with 7.1 or 7.5.x.
System 7.1 is th
on 4/7/02 9:38 AM, "J.S. Garrison" at <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Wow, now I feel bad.
>
> I have a IIci with a 486 Server motherboard in it running Windows NT.
For you, Jeff, we'll look the other way. ;)
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While the case looks pretty cool, I have to say that I think this is
sacreligious. Stuffing a Wintel board inside a Mac and running *Windows*??
That's just not right...
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r very much... but sadly, during a
period of financial hardship, I was forced to sell her... :(
Sorry if this is off topic. I decided to go ahead and send it to the whole
list because I thought some of the rest of you may be closet NeXT-heads as
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htt
:)
FWIW, your aspirations are along the same lines of the CHRP (Common Hardware
Reference Platform) which would have been a great thing, but unfortunately,
it was killed (but a lot of its ideas have been implemented in recent Macs).
<http://www.convergence.org/platforms/chrp/main.html>
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have several old items I downloaded from crihan.fr a while ago if
anyone is interested. Some can be found at
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everything, so email me if you are interested.
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I swear by NCSA Mosaic. Use it on my Classic with 4MB and system 7.1. I
don't know if it runs under system 6, though.
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asked a woman working there what had
happened to all the computers. She shrugged and said no one was buying them
and they were taking up room, so they were sent to the landfill.
Ahhhh!! That was a sad day in my life.
> LC II - Rhea
Nice name choice. :)
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>> What's that supposed to mean? What's wrong with the way he "came on"?
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>
> I replied to that yesterday, but since I must be suffering fr
remember what it was called...
I do know I had an Apple /// emulator called Sara...
I'll get back to you on the II emulator.
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800 k
> disks are pretty hard to come by nowadays.
>
> BTW Welcome to the club. :-)
If you have internet access with another computer, you can download disk
images in either 800k or 1.4MB format and make floppies. Links can be found
in the FAQ (see message footer) or at Gamba's sit
What's that supposed to mean? What's wrong with the way he "came on"?
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http://www.iomega.com/software/listing/_drivers.html under the "Macintosh"
heading (toward the botttom).
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> me started *grin*
Well, MacAddict did put a G3 board in an LC...
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on 7/9/01 3:03 AM, (Compact Macs) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> BUT would a normal powermac floppy drive, be able to read a disk i've
> formatted in my SE?
Any beige PowerMac will read 800k drives. The external USB ones for later
floppy-less Macs won't read them.
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t bridges
can be had for slightly higher, around $25-$30.
Doing things the network way is a lot cheaper than messing with CD-RW
drives, and conceivably it should be more reliable, too.
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>
> Bill
Nope. My CC has had a dead PRAM battery, well, since I got it, I think. Why
haven't I replaced it? Hey, whoever said "lazy" is a four-letter word...?!
:) Maybe yours was just "more dead" than mine...
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the time, ethernet
> was hideously expensive and quite unreliable) and is very slow when compared
> to it.
Yes, it is indeed a phonenet adapter. (*The* way to do localtalk
networking.) I have a whole passle of them in one of my many desk drawers.
Actually, I think they're reproducing.
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on 7/5/01 12:44 PM, (Compact Macs) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> AFAIUW, dl-pages are gone. Maybe one of the listners can help you with the
> latest dl'ed version.
>
> HTH,
>
> Joe.
There are way too many acronyms in that message! :)
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