>From Michael Smith, Palm Desert, CA - getting files from Mac [running
system 7 & 8] to PC when AOL 4.0/5.0 has been cancelled:
Gee all the readers here have provided GREAT responses addressing AOL's
cancellation of AOL 4.0 and AOL 5.0 which still works great on old System 7
and System 8
On 26 Oct 2015, at 08:49:07 AM PDT, BigClaim via Vintage Macs wrote:
Is there a way to buy an external PC drive that could be added to
the Vista PC? That would solve my problem. Anyone know? I am
going to look on Google as well.
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I have use one of those "fairly cheap" USB
There are USB floppy drives available at reasonable cost, I have not use
them to transfer between a Mac and PC. I have used with success an older
MAC mini as a bridge between my modern computers (mac and PC) and my older
power macs with Ethernet connections.
On Mon, Oct 26, 2015 at 11:49 AM,
For PowerPCs with Ethernet, I've been using an NAS with AFP and FTP
under OS9. Holds a lot more than a floppy.
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You guys are great.
OK - so as for a USB floppy - YES< of course there is a USB port in the
PC, but no USB port on the Mac so unless there's something to know (install a
card in the bus?) I don't know how to make that work.
However I did look at the back of the 7200 and there IS an
On 26 Oct 2015, at 09:49:56 AM PDT, BigClaim via Vintage Macs wrote:
OK - so as for a USB floppy - YES< of course there is a USB port in
the PC, but no USB port on the Mac so unless there's something to
know (install a card in the bus?) I don't know how to make that work.
However I did
That's probably what I was thinking of... I mean Mozilla/Thunderbird was
basically Communicator at the beginning... ;) I remember a friend using
Netscape Communicator for mail on a Quadra 950 back in the day.
On Wed, Oct 21, 2015 at 4:25 PM, Doug Kiekow wrote:
> Well I fired up a
Whoops! You are of course right. My prehistorical computer knowledge is
starting to get a bit jumbled. ;)
On Tue, Oct 20, 2015 at 10:53 PM, NODEraser wrote:
> On Tue, Oct 20, 2015 at 6:35 PM, Geoffrey Oltmans
> wrote:
> > Thunderbird also does/did POP
Well I fired up a Quadra 800 because my memory failed on what I was using for
email back then, Turned out it was Netscape Communicator, and it appears it did
POP.
> On Oct 21, 2015, at 13ยท12 , Geoffrey Oltmans wrote:
>
> My prehistorical computer knowledge is starting to
On 10/19/2015 8:40 PM, NODEraser wrote:
Quite frankly, I'm surprised that they supported version 4/5 this late
at all... I beta tested those versions when I still had AOL, circa
1998/99(?) That's actually pretty decent for proprietary access software.
If you already have DSL, you could network
On Tue, Oct 20, 2015 at 6:35 PM, Geoffrey Oltmans wrote:
> Thunderbird also does/did POP mail.
I don't think there was ever a version for Classic OS, let alone 68k,
which is why I recommended Eudora.
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pots line... what is a pots line? :)
just build your self a network with a bridge mac.
then you can do things on your own terms.
or just freely enjoy IRC / FTP / Pine / NS Communicator :-)
Find an isp that still allows Telnet .
http://www.jagshouse.com/classicinternet.html
the cool news is
THanks guy for the great information.
M.S.
Palm Desert CA
_bigclaim@aol.com_ (mailto:bigcl...@aol.com)
In a message dated 10/19/2015 2:57:02 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
hardwarem...@gmail.com writes:
pots line... what is a pots line? :)
just build your self a network with a bridge
Quite frankly, I'm surprised that they supported version 4/5 this late at
all... I beta tested those versions when I still had AOL, circa 1998/99(?)
That's actually pretty decent for proprietary access software.
If you already have DSL, you could network your Macs together using
Ethernet or
On 19 Oct 2015, at 09:29:27 AM PDT, BigClaim via Vintage Macs wrote:
I can't believe this.
There must be a way the MAC community can force AOL to continue to
provide
old Mac software versions of AOL - how about a class action
lawsuit. I
have done personally class action lawsuits -
Someone will need to implement an open-source version of the OSCAR
protocol, which would "allow" AOL 4/5 systems to continue working. Up until
now, requests from AOL 4/5 would still be accepted, but would display a
banner saying that this isn't supported anymore.
What would be done would be to
OK - I wanted to make sure cause I posted a question on "LEMSWAP" and it
was denied
I have several old Macs of various types. I use some of them with
"dial-up" modems to access AOL.
Because they run old operating system software: System 7 and System 8, I
have to use
AOL versions 4.0 and
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