> >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
>
>
And when and if you do get it apart if it doesn't have the 4MB expansion
board let
>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
Excellent idea! You will have lots of fun with this little guy if you
choose the right software
> 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 abou
> If you've got a PC on the net, you can down load some programs 1)to
> turn regular PC floppies into mac ones and 2)get system software that
> will run the machine and put it on the floppie 3) maybe even find some
> old software lurking around on the net that will run on it.
But before he c
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 fami
You do need a Macintosh (or maybe an Apple II) to create a boot disk for a
Plus. The Plus has a 800 Kb drive wich is unable to read 1.44 Mb disks, and a
regular PC 3.5" drive isn't able of writting the Apple's own 800 Kb format.
You would need a special controller and drive to read/write Macintosh
If you've got a PC on the net, you can down load some programs 1)to
turn regular PC floppies into mac ones and 2)get system software that
will run the machine and put it on the floppie 3) maybe even find some
old software lurking around on the net that will run on it.
On 16/01/2005, at 12:54
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 fami
