I tried locating ADB Parser, and the only copy I could find keeps
replicating new .sit files everytime I try to unstuff it--including the
.sit files. :) I went to a link at Apple's Website that Google gave me
but I couldn't find it there either. Does anyone have a link I could use
to get this
Howard R. Katz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried locating ADB Parser, and the only copy I could find keeps
replicating new .sit files everytime I try to unstuff it--including the
.sit files. :) I went to a link at Apple's Website that Google gave me
but I couldn't find it there either. Does
somewhere near the temporal coordinates of 9/19/03 9:14 PM, the entity known
as Dan K transmitted the following from [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I use a lil' util called ADB Parser that can reset the ADB bus, handy for
just such occasions. BTW, I hotplug/hotunplug ADB stuff all the time,
never caused a
a
GlidePoint, with version 1.02 driver (compatible with OS 6.0.4). I'll be
happy to send you the software. It's about 200K.
Bob G.
Subject: old software location?
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Hello,
Can anyone tell me how to solve
re: the Alps GlidePoint, Howard Katz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I did notice that you do have to have it plugged in when you start the PB
up, or it'll have terrible response time on the computer screen. (Same
thing with a mouse plugged in late--and yes, I know--you should never hot
plug those
Hello,
Can anyone tell me how to solve this problem?
1) I have JPEG View 3.3 (for 68040 and PPC machines) on my powerbook 5300.
When I double click it to open, the dialogue box says 'JPEG View cannot be
opened because it cannot be found'. (I have rebuilt the desktop to try to
solve this)
2. I
I've got one of those ALPS glidepoints too (ADB model), but I've never had
any
software for it--all I do is adjust the mousespeed in the control panel.
I did notice that you do have to have it plugged in when you start the PB
up, or it'll have terrible response time on the computer screen. (Same
screen appears, and that's it. I tried
running it with all extension shut off. Is this what the G3 does to
old software? Other older programs still work.
I am presently using System 8.1.
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Date: Wed, 5 Feb 2003 16:10:01 -0600
I recently upgraded my PB 1400cs with a Sonnet G3 processor.
Suddenly, a program (Fast Forms) I have used
Does JAG still have some of his older stuff up somewhere? (I know the
software police went after him in a big way...).
Judy
From: John Ryan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Any ideas where to get some
of the older versions of office(or just word) filemaker, Netscape or I.E so
I can use them.
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Does JAG still have some of his older stuff up somewhere? (I know the
software police went after him in a big way...).
There's a number of sites with vintage software. Do a google search
for what ya need.
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Here is a good site for older macs
http://w3.trib.com/~dwood/oldmac.shtml
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From: John Ryan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Any ideas where to get some
of the older versions of office(or just word) filemaker,
Netscape or I.E so
I can use them.
I just got rid of a 520c and a 540c. They're '040 machines which
means -- with some decent RAM -- you can run OS 8.1 on them.
I recently inherited a 520 and a 520c powerbook. Any ideas where to get some
of the older versions of office(or just word) filemaker, Netscape or I.E so
I can use them. All of my software is very current, so I think that they are
pretty much out of the question.
Any help or direction very much
John,
A good starting point is:
http://w3.trib.com/~dwood/oldmac.shtml#soft
You can also get lucky sometimes at thrift stores,
garage sales, flea markets, and the LEM swap list.
Joe
From: John Ryan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Any ideas where to get some
of the older versions of office(or just word)
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