the age of the modem, don't want to
go experimenting.
Thanks,
Mycroft
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What types of cleaners do folks recommend?
(I've a similar problem with a 170, have cleaned, but the problem is only
slightly better.)
Regards,
Mycroft
>Papa Bear,
>Just rotate the ring around the trackball counter-clockwise. It may be
>hard to rotate, but it should come out,
Be and NetShark, but I have never tried them.
You will find the links on this page helpful. They are all working except for
the Netscape one.
http://homepage.mac.com/mhlewis/classic/browsers.html
Best Regards,
Mycroft
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Jackie D. correctly observed:
>It's amazing how well my little machine is working.
>
Glad to hear it! These little computers are wonderful machines!
Enjoy!
Mycroft
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>I saw one on Ebay, but it got away from me.
I won't mind letting a Plus or two or three go to a good home. I likely don't
have time, energy, or motivation for packing, though. Local pick up in
southwest Kansas, anyone?
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>It probably did! Can't think how else it would have been sold as the
>black and white macs mostly had floppy drives. Thanks Charles!
I also recall something called SimBank, which was a hack to give you unlimited
money.
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>Keep 'em both.
I agree. Keep 'em both! Tinker with the Classic for awhile, then swap and
tinker with the Plus, then swap again
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If the ideas offered so far don't fix the problem, then the problem may be with
SCSI terminators on the drive. (I've had that happen on two 40 MB drives
attached externally to a Classic!) I replaced the terminators with ones from
20 MB drives I was no longer using, and those 40 MB drives have
That will work. Or, you could just boot from the System 6 install disk.
>I have a Classic that has 7.1 on it. I've been thinking about going back to
>6.0.8. After browsing "System 6 Heaven" I think its a good idea. Opinions on
>this? 90% of what I do on this computer is word processing using Cl
ord 5.1 on a Classic is still a charm and
got me through graduate school without being interrupted by "clippy."
Also, don't overlook the power of ftp, telenet, and bbs services that are all
possible on older machines.
Good Luck!
Mycroft
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of now help there!
Also, I see you got your floppy out. In case you haven't found it, there is a
small pin hole just to the right of the floppy slot. You can stick a pin or
the end of a paper clip into that hole to manually eject any stuck floppies.
Regards,
Mycroft
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