FAQ Update

All the broken LEM links should be working now. Anyone keeping a copy of the full FAQ for standalone reference should grab a new one; anyone keeping it as an offline reference doesn't need to. p -- the pickle FAQ Software Archive

Re: An HTML viewer "plug-in" for Eudora version 1.3.x ?

At 00:41 -0400 on 20/11/02, gary wrote: >Are there any software out there that I can download that I can "plugin" to >Eudora version 1.3.x so it can automatically launch an HTML viewer (a >browser?) automatically when the message I receive is in HTML format? I No. Instead, send the following blo

Re: Mac II Needs Adoption

I also recommend visiting http://www.jagshouse.com It's full of information about older Macs... and this site has links to Games for older Mac's too At 9:41 PM 11/19/02 -0500, the pickle wrote: >At 18:39 -0800 on 19/11/02, hetorres wrote: > >>Thanks, anyway. Would you know of any

An HTML viewer "plug-in" for Eudora version 1.3.x ?

Hi! Are there any software out there that I can download that I can "plugin" to Eudora version 1.3.x so it can automatically launch an HTML viewer (a browser?) automatically when the message I receive is in HTML format? I tried looking on the Internet but I couldn't find one. Thanks! Gary --

Re: MacTCP configuration?

At 21:56 -0500 on 19/11/02, George Gaudette wrote: >Yep, this worked. A friend let me borrow a Netscape Dev CD today, w/ all >early versions of Netscape for MS, Mac and UNIX. Got 3.0 working a few >minutes ago (after one false start - then saw the readme says 68K >requires custom install) and I'm

Re: MacTCP configuration?

the pickle wrote: > At 21:30 -0500 on 19/11/02, George Gaudette wrote: >>the pickle wrote: >>MacTCP doesn't support DHCP. >> >>Oh. Well I'll stop trying to make it go, then. > > > :) > > You could just give it a static IP... Yep, this worked. A friend let me borrow a Netscape Dev CD today, w/

Re: Mac II Needs Adoption

>Thanks, anyway. Would you know of any sources for MAC software on >diskettes, especially Chess, math programs, vocabulary programs for kids? I would suggest making your own disks,its not hard to find the software and blank disks are cheap. You can use hfsutils (google for it, I dont know where

Re: Mac II Needs Adoption

At 18:39 -0800 on 19/11/02, hetorres wrote: >Thanks, anyway. Would you know of any sources for MAC software on >diskettes, especially Chess, math programs, vocabulary programs for kids? Got something you can write to diskettes with? If so, hit up pure-mac.com. -- the pickle FAQ

Re: MacTCP configuration?

At 21:30 -0500 on 19/11/02, George Gaudette wrote: >the pickle wrote: >> At 10:54 -0500 on 19/11/02, George Gaudette wrote: >> >> >>>today. If someone who uses MacTCP on a machine connected to a router >>>with DHCP enabled could walk through their settings with me, I'd really >> >> >> MacTCP doesn

Re: Mac II Needs Adoption

Thanks, anyway. Would you know of any sources for MAC software on diskettes, especially Chess, math programs, vocabulary programs for kids? Thanks. David Siegrist [EMAIL PROTECTED] J Sand wrote: > Sorry, > > He has already been adopted. > > John > > ___

Re: Early MAC LCII Edudational Software

Third grade teacher needs MAC LC, LCII, LCIII software on disks for kids. Especially need anything for vocabulary building. Especially need Chess. Thanks, David [EMAIL PROTECTED] the pickle wrote: > At 10:54 -0500 on 19/11/02, George Gaudette wrote: > > >today. If someone who uses MacTCP on a m

Re: MacTCP configuration?

the pickle wrote: > At 10:54 -0500 on 19/11/02, George Gaudette wrote: > > >>today. If someone who uses MacTCP on a machine connected to a router >>with DHCP enabled could walk through their settings with me, I'd really > > > MacTCP doesn't support DHCP. Oh. Well I'll stop trying to make it go

Re: MacTCP configuration?

At 10:54 -0500 on 19/11/02, George Gaudette wrote: >today. If someone who uses MacTCP on a machine connected to a router >with DHCP enabled could walk through their settings with me, I'd really MacTCP doesn't support DHCP. -- the pickle FAQ Software Archive

MacTCP configuration?

Hi, I've been having a lot of fun fooling around with a Centris 650 running OS v. 7.5 recently, and now I'd like to configure it to use my DSL-based home LAN. This is (nearly) the first Mac I've used so I beg your patience. I'm using an Asante FriendlyNET connector to go between the AAUI jack and