Re: Boot crash OS 8.6

Hi Joseph, > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2004 18:59:51 EST > Subject: Re: Boot crash OS 8.6 > > The DragLib function is actually built into the MacOS 8.6 System file, so > it sounds like the problem is coming from an old extension that is > explic

For the curious - 5300 motherboard pics

For those that are curious among you, you can see some pics of the 190 and 5300 motherboard and associated parts on my site. Anyway, I just thought it might be interesting to some of you. Peace, Drew -- Author of ClassicStumbler email: <[EMAIL PROTECT

Re: drivers needed

On Monday, January 19, 2004, at 08:27 PM, Tom and Lisa P wrote: I need a set of drivers for my powerbooks: I need the drivers for a Global Village 56K/ethernet PCMCIA card. The GB website is too retarded to have the original drivers, only updates. My floppies are munged, so can anyone help me

MicNotePad Lite??

I am trying to locate the latest version of MicNotePad Lite (MicNotePad Lite 4.5.0?? or later?) It seems that the company/author Nirvana has ceesed to be? Can anyone point me in a direction where I can find this exciting software? On my harddisc resides the verison MicNotePadLite387. The PB 540C co

Re: Making a .sea file in windows

You could try setting your PC up with Basilisk II, the Mac Emulator (you'll need an older rom though) from http://gamma.nic.fi/~lpesonen/BasiliskII/ . You can read and write mac floppies with it and transfer files from your PC's hard disk to mac floppy disks, and obviously compress them or span the

Re: Making a .sea file in windows

> > I've switched files between Macs and PC many times. The last > > time was the easiest. I just used a PC formatted zip disk > > and copied the files from the PC onto it and then put that > > disk in my Mac which read it just fine. > > No zip disk on the pc but I have one that's working on

Re: Making a .sea file in windows

> Mr. Cranky, > > I've switched files between Macs and PC many times. The last > time was the easiest. I just used a PC formatted zip disk > and copied the files from the PC onto it and then put that > disk in my Mac which read it just fine. No zip disk on the pc but I have one that's work

Re: Making a .sea file in windows

Great keeper Tom, thanks. > I've switched files between Macs and PC many times. The last time was the > easiest. I just used a PC formatted zip disk and copied the files from the PC > onto it and then put that disk in my Mac which read it just fine. You'll have > to assign the correct type and

Re: Making a .sea file in windows

Mr. Cranky, I've switched files between Macs and PC many times. The last time was the easiest. I just used a PC formatted zip disk and copied the files from the PC onto it and then put that disk in my Mac which read it just fine. You'll have to assign the correct type and creator code but t

Re: Making a .sea file in windows - older edition?

on 1/22/04 8:48 AM, Mr Cranky at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Sorry for being dense, but where can I find an older edition? Their site > seems to only have the newest version I found mine at the Houston Area Mac User Group sale. You can probably find one on ePay or try posting a WTB (want to buy) h

Re: Making a .sea file in windows - older edition?

> You need DAVE, by Thursby software. I just got an older > edition Sorry for being dense, but where can I find an older edition? Their site seems to only have the newest version -- PowerBooks is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.

Re: Making a .sea file in windows

on 1/22/04 8:20 AM, Mr Cranky at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > PC to the 5300cs which is not and won't be until I am able to > transfer files I thought that maybe what I needed to do to get them from PC > to Mac was make a .sea file. You need DAVE, by Thursby sofware. I just got an older edition and

Making a .sea file in windows

In my ongoing quest to get my 5300cs working and be able to use my net connected PC to the 5300cs which is not and won't be until I am able to transfer files I thought that maybe what I needed to do to get them from PC to Mac was make a .sea file. I've been unable to do this so far as when I try to

Re: can't find problem, 3400 display wierdness

H wrote: As I was about to do a clean install, the screen went on the fritz again. So I hooked it up to an external monitor -- working fine. No problems at all. We took apart the 3400 that has been having intermittent display problems and checked the display cable carefully (doesn't appear to b

can't find problem, 3400 display wierdness

As I was about to do a clean install, the screen went on the fritz again. So I hooked it up to an external monitor -- working fine. No problems at all. We took apart the 3400 that has been having intermittent display problems and checked the display cable carefully (doesn't appear to be damaged.)