Re: My Stash of Macs

My list is incredibly short and easy. One IIci with DayStar Turbo 601 and 80 megs RAM. One Radius 81/110 with a paltry 56 megs RAM. = "The earth swarms with inhabitants. Why then should nature, which is fruitful to an excess here, be so very barren in the rest of the planets?" Bernard de Fo

Re: Outlook/Windows users on this list?

--- Steve Conrad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Closer to truth is 15,000 for Windows/DOS and > 700 for Mac. The > >chance of an effective worm for a Mac would be for > it to be cross > >platform. Possible? Likely? > > Any that would affect the Mac nowadays (OS X) would > have to also affect

Re: Outlook/Windows users on this list?

--- Steve Moody <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > At 9:17 PM -0400 7/27/2001, Amber Rhea wrote: > >What was the statistic? Over 10,000 known Windows > viruses and fewer than 10 > >for the Mac? > >Closer to truth is 15,000 for Windows/DOS and 700 > for Mac. The > chance of an effective worm for a

Wrong List (Mac Classic)

Hmm, I thought this list dealt with 68020 Macs as well as the 030's so wouldn't the questions on the Mac Classic fit here. You have to pull the power supply and the hard drive cable from the motherboard, and, of course, you sure cannot miss the memory expansion board. Dale -- Caddo County Har

Re: My Stash of Macs

Just a small collection, myself. Plus (it just plays Zero Gravity!) SE/30 two IIcis, one "stock" with standard L2 cache, one w/50MHz Daystar '030 + FPU IIsi, one almost in 100% condition + FPU, one totally stripped Power Mac 7300 w/G3 500/1MB/225 (soon) Apple Network Server 500/200 and a token

Re: My List

Go figure... buy 'em books and all they do is eat the pages Jeff Garrison wrote: > > My favorite? > > The Plus.. > > Jeff > -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Refurbished Drives | - Epson Stylus C

Re: My Stash of Macs

> Mac SE dual floppy With HD? > OK, never seen one. I have an SE (single floppy w/HD) and an SE FDHD (dual > floppy). I assume its an external HD? No, dual internal floppy and internal HD. It had a bright purple bracket in it that looked as if it was home made, but I found another more profession

Re: Classic Battery

-Original Message- From: Steve Moody <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Vintage Macs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Friday, July 27, 2001 7:46 AM Subject: Classic Battery > > This is one of the questions that leads to another. > > I can't find the answer to these on the FAQ page. > > 1) How do I

Re: My Stash of Macs

> Mac SE dual floppy With HD? > OK, never seen one. I have an SE (single floppy w/HD) and an SE FDHD (dual > floppy). I assume its an external HD? No, dual internal floppy and internal HD. It had a bright purple bracket in it that looked as if it was home made, but I found another more professio

Re: My Stash of Macs

Mac SE dual floppy With HD? OK, never seen one. I have an SE (single floppy w/HD) and an SE FDHD (dual floppy). I assume its an external HD? Steve Conrad 1818 Franklin Lexington, MO 64067 660-259-7176 http://sasha91.0pi.com It is no secret (nor should it come as any surprise) tha

Re: My List

-Original Message- From: Marten van de Kraats <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Vintage Macs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Friday, July 27, 2001 7:15 AM Subject: Re: My List >He, Jeff, nice stash, interesting that you don't have any ppc macs or >powerbooks as of yet. >I can understand that you try t

Re: My Stash of Macs

Hello, My turn :) Mac 512k Mac Plus x 4 Mac SE dual floppy with hard drive Mac SE single floppy with hard drive Mac SE/30 x 2 * Mac Classic x 6 * Mac Classic 2 x 4 Mac Colour Classic Mac II x 4 Mac IIci Mac IIcx Mac IIsi Mac LC Mac LCII x 4 * Mac LC475 Mac LC575 x 4 * Mac Centris 650 Power Mac 6

Re: Outlook/Windows users on this list?

> Closer to truth is 15,000 for Windows/DOS and 700 for Mac. The >chance of an effective worm for a Mac would be for it to be cross >platform. Possible? Likely? Any that would affect the Mac nowadays (OS X) would have to also affect Unix/Linux/BSD operating systems to be truly affective. St

Re: IPNetSentry: no 68k version :(

>--- MC <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> So if a significant amount of fellow 68k users >> clearly tells them that >> >> they're interested in a firewall solution for >> their 68k Macs, maybe they'll >> >> reconsider their position... >> > >> > Whats the correct email address to send a query? >> >

Re: Outlook/Windows users on this list?

At 9:17 PM -0400 7/27/2001, Amber Rhea wrote: >What was the statistic? Over 10,000 known Windows viruses and fewer than 10 >for the Mac? Closer to truth is 15,000 for Windows/DOS and 700 for Mac. The chance of an effective worm for a Mac would be for it to be cross platform. Possible? Lik

Re: Outlook/Windows users on this list?

on 7/27/01 1:59 PM, (Vintage Macs) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > When was the last time you remember the "Virus Of The Week" > attacking a Macintosh? :D When I first heard about the Outlook Express virus a few days ago, I hadn't yet received any such emails. Then the next day I received it twice

Bad phone lines

> >> The phone lines in spain are horrible, if you don´t pay a lot of money for >> an adsl conection, and the cable conection is not very extended. >> Dagarso ç;) >> > This seems a bit odd, considering the fact they use exactly the same > copper wires for adsl. > > Marten > Analog connections

Re: sorry for my Outlook

Hello Marten! I have the best modem you can buy for connect to internet by the phoneline, and my provider is one of the best conexion providers in Spain. You can´t understand our situation because you live in Holland. Don´t fuck me, excuse me for the expresion,; the spanish phonelines are one of

Re: sorry for my Outlook

We had some power failures in Holland too, you know... NUON. Marten -- Check out the System 6 Heaven: http://www.euronet.nl/users/mvdk/system_6_heaven.html Subscribe to the LEM system6 list: -

Re: sorry for my Outlook

>Not L.A . Marten, however, I can't vouch for the surrounding cities. There's >lots of power in L.A. > >Marten van de Kraats wrote: > >> Well, you never know these days... One >> of the richest and most advanced region in the world suffers from >> power failures. > > -- > I was talking about

Re: Outlook/Windows users on this list?

>Does this affect Macs too? No. This virus is windoze only, as usual. I guess it has someting to do with virusses prefering to hunt down the weak and sick... :-) Your 7500 is crashing for some other reason. -- Check out the System 6 Heav

Re: My Stash of Macs

Since some folks listed their Apples as well here are mine Apple ][e (2 + 1 thats missing a few key caps) Apple //c Steve Conrad 1818 Franklin Lexington, MO 64067 660-259-7176 http://sasha91.0pi.com It is no secret (nor should it come as any surprise) that humankind's most noble

Re: sorry for my Outlook

Not L.A . Marten, however, I can't vouch for the surrounding cities. There's lots of power in L.A. Marten van de Kraats wrote: > Well, you never know these days... One > of the richest and most advanced region in the world suffers from > power failures. > -- -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by <

Re: Outlook/Windows users on this list?

Does this affect Macs too? My Inbox in 7500 keeps crashing as of yesterday. Everything else is working except I can't get to my mail (netscape keeps saying 'illegal instruction' or something like that- BTW i'm using my IIci to send this. Cameron Kaiser wrote: > > > Thare are about a half dozen p

Re: sorry for my Outlook

>Yes, we use the same copper wires, but you have to buy an special modem and >pay every month for the service. Spain is different! >Dagarso ç;) You need a special modem and a pay per month for adsl in every country on earth. Your connection being slow has nothing to do with the Spanish phonelines

Re: sorry for my Outlook

Yes, we use the same copper wires, but you have to buy an special modem and pay every month for the service. Spain is different! Dagarso ç;) - Original Message - From: Marten van de Kraats <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 10:23 PM Subject: Re: sorry f

Re: Outlook/Windows users on this list?

At 11:03 am -0700 7/27/01, regarding Re: Outlook/Windows users on this list?, Cameron Kaiser penned sagely: -> > > Thare are about a half dozen people out there who's -> > > computers have the latest Outlook/Outlook Express -> > > virus and I keep getting junk attachments from them. -> ->

Re: Block/Cluster size. Re: I AM A ****NUT!

At 07:54 -0400 on 27/07/01, Robert Poland wrote: >I havn't seen PlusOptimizer (by Alsoft) mentioned. > >It will allow you to set block size to 500b (0.5kb). That is a real >space saver if you have a lot of tiny files. Great if you have an 040 and don't want to boot from that drive; not so great

Re: sorry for my Outlook

>The phone lines in spain are horrible, if you don´t pay a lot of money for >an adsl conection, and the cable conection is not very extended. >Dagarso ç;) > This seems a bit odd, considering the fact they use exactly the same copper wires for adsl. Marten -- --

Re: Virus proof. Re: Outlook/Windows users on this list?

There was already an applescript virus not long ago. It was called 'Simpson' or something like that. Marten >Is Outlook 5.0.2 for Mac AppleScriptable? If so I'll >bet an enterprising cracker could do the same junk >to Macs. > -- Check o

Re: Outlook/Windows users on this list?

That would be yet another very good reason to run 7.1 instead of 7.5.x. > >(Now if the virus kiddies would get "smarter" and >figure >out how to package along a nasty AppleScript instead >of a Visual Basic Script...) > -- Check out the Sy

Re: RAM-ing speed! Re: Where to get RAM?

Yeah, adding faster RAM to a computer with some soldered to the board permanently won't affect the speed. Its only systems with no permanently installed RAM that there is any effect from using faster RAM. It also depends on how close to the end of the read/write window the slowest specified RAM ge

Virus proof. Re: Outlook/Windows users on this list?

--- Jim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > My estimation is that yes, it's a very bad infection > this time. I've > received about a dozen copies of it in the past > couple days. > Fortunately I drive a Mac... That's why I use Yahoo mail for mailing lists. Ain't gonna get no viri that way. For my nor

Re: Outlook/Windows users on this list?

That is the one. :P --- Cameron Kaiser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Thare are about a half dozen people out there > who's > > > computers have the latest Outlook/Outlook > Express > > > virus and I keep getting junk attachments from > them. > > > What are they ? .exe files ? > > I'm wonder

Re: sorry for my Outlook

I don't think any of the viruses were from you. --- Jay Jay Johansson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello to everybody in the list! > I ´m an user of outlook, I know that its sad, but I > have to work on a > microsoft windows platform. When I can, I use the > webmail, but sometimes my > poor span

Re: Outlook/Windows users on this list?

--- "Michael J. Flaherty" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > Thare are about a half dozen people out there > who's > > computers have the latest Outlook/Outlook Express > > virus and I keep getting junk attachments from > them. > > > > What are they ? .exe files ? The virus grabs a random

Re: Outlook/Windows users on this list?

The subject line is apparently randomly created but the text of the message always starts with I send you this file --- Paul Stamsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > At 9:18 am -0700 7/27/01, regarding Outlook/Windows > users on this > list?, Gregg Eshelman penned sagely: > > > -> Thare are abo

Re: RAM-ing speed! Re: Where to get RAM?

Hm, interesting...back when my LCII was a current Mac, a number of people asked support forums like this & assorted other Mac sages of the ages whether putting 80ns or faster SIMMs in place of the 100ns spec'd would make these slowpokes run faster. The answer, uniformly was no, because the memory

Re: Outlook/Windows users on this list?

>>Since we are at it again: how about throwing people of the list for using outlook express and windows? :-)<< Love it! Donn -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Refurbished Drives | - Epson Stylus Color 740 Pri

Re: Outlook/Windows users on this list?

My estimation is that yes, it's a very bad infection this time. I've received about a dozen copies of it in the past couple days. Fortunately I drive a Mac... Jim Marten van de Kraats wrote: > > If so many people are suffering from sircam, it must be really bad > this time. -- Vintage Macs

Re: sorry for my Outlook

The phone lines in spain are horrible, if you don´t pay a lot of money for an adsl conection, and the cable conection is not very extended. Dagarso ç;) -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Refurbished Drives | - E

Re: Outlook/Windows users on this list?

If so many people are suffering from sircam, it must be really bad this time. Imagine the money all this must be costing. And the worst is yet to come. In october the virus will start deleting alle the files on infected hard disks... > > > Thare are about a half dozen people out there who's >

Re: sorry for my Outlook

>Hello to everybody in the list! >I ´m an user of outlook, I know that its sad, but I have to work on a >microsoft windows platform. When I can, I use the webmail, but sometimes my >poor spanish connection makes impossible the web acces . I have my computer >clean because I´m a paranoic; as soon

Re: Outlook/Windows users on this list?

> > Thare are about a half dozen people out there who's > > computers have the latest Outlook/Outlook Express > > virus and I keep getting junk attachments from them. > What are they ? .exe files ? I'm wondering if they got hit by W32.Sircam since I'm getting a lot of them as well. Is it someth

Re: Outlook/Windows users on this list?

> > Thare are about a half dozen people out there who's > computers have the latest Outlook/Outlook Express > virus and I keep getting junk attachments from them. > What are they ? .exe files ? MJF -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicsht

sorry for my Outlook

Hello to everybody in the list! I ´m an user of outlook, I know that its sad, but I have to work on a microsoft windows platform. When I can, I use the webmail, but sometimes my poor spanish connection makes impossible the web acces . I have my computer clean because I´m a paranoic; as soon as po

Re: Outlook/Windows users on this list?

At 9:18 am -0700 7/27/01, regarding Outlook/Windows users on this list?, Gregg Eshelman penned sagely: -> Thare are about a half dozen people out there who's -> computers have the latest Outlook/Outlook Express -> virus and I keep getting junk attachments from them. -> :P -> -> I certainl

Re: Outlook/Windows users on this list?

Since we are at it again: how about throwing people of the list for using outlook express and windows? :-) >At 9:18 AM -0700 7/27/2001, Gregg Eshelman wrote: >>I certainly hope none of them are on this list because >>the @#%#@nuts won't pay attention to my replies >>telling them they have the vi

Re: Outlook/Windows users on this list?

At 9:18 AM -0700 7/27/2001, Gregg Eshelman wrote: >I certainly hope none of them are on this list because >the @#%#@nuts won't pay attention to my replies >telling them they have the virus and to STOP >#$%^#^$ing >using their #%#^^#$ing PC until they get rid of the >virus. Which prompts a chan

Re: Classic Battery

--- Steve Moody <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > At 9:14 AM -0700 7/27/2001, Gregg Eshelman wrote: > >Its easier to remove all the screws, except the > >ones in the handle. Take them out halfway then > >press down on the screws with the Torx driver > >while pulling on the handle. > >For someone

Outlook/Windows users on this list?

Thare are about a half dozen people out there who's computers have the latest Outlook/Outlook Express virus and I keep getting junk attachments from them. :P I certainly hope none of them are on this list because the @#%#@nuts won't pay attention to my replies telling them they have the virus and

Re: Classic Battery

At 9:14 AM -0700 7/27/2001, Gregg Eshelman wrote: >Its easier to remove all the screws, except the >ones in the handle. Take them out halfway then >press down on the screws with the Torx driver >while pulling on the handle. For someone who hasn't down this, I ask, "how far is half way"? -- --

Re: Classic Battery

--- "Andrew W. Hill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >This is one of the questions that leads to > another. > > > >I can't find the answer to these on the FAQ > page. > > > >1) How do I get to the battery in a Macintosh > Classic? I hope I > >don't have to take the back off it. The FA

Re: Block/Cluster size. Re: I AM A FUCKNUT!

--- "Andrew W. Hill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >--- "Andrew W. Hill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> >--- "Andrew W. Hill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> >> I just finished installing everything on > this > >> new > >> >> 30gig hard disk, > >> >> when I looked at the size of an extens

Re: Block/Cluster size [slightly OT]

Aqua, I don't have any true technical information on it, but I was looking over "Peter Norton's Complete Guide to Windows 95" (don't hit me - a copy was just given to me), and it says, "[FAT 32] supports drives up to 2TB in size and uses a 4KB cluster size." So perhaps FAT 32 doesn't use the

Re: Where to get Ram

--- "R.A. Cantrell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I bought four 16 mg 30 pin simms from > Macsolutions.com about two years ago > and they are functioning perfectly in my Quadra 700. > They were inexpensive > for the date, too. I think I paid $17.95 a stick. > They got them to me one > day earlie

Re: Shit that I need soon

>I've been offered a stripped 7600 if I connect this guy's LCIII to a >baseT ethernet. All I have here is AAUI ethernet cards and no >10baseT dongles. The 7600 is case, power supply and motherboard. >Anyone got a contact in Perth, Western Australia? Other than me, >that is. I may need to get

Re: IPNetSentry: no 68k version :(

--- MC <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> So if a significant amount of fellow 68k users > clearly tells them that > >> they're interested in a firewall solution for > their 68k Macs, maybe they'll > >> reconsider their position... > > > > Whats the correct email address to send a query? > > There

Re: My Stash of Macs

on 7/27/01 10:51 AM, (Vintage Macs) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> Always interesting to see other forum members >> collection of Macs..Here's mine Well, I guess it's my turn to list my Macs. Apple //c Apple //e Apple //gs Mac SE (8) Mac SE FD/HD dual disk no hard drive Mac Classic (3) Mac Cla

Re: **** that I need soon

>I've been offered a stripped 7600 if I connect this guy's LCIII to a >baseT ethernet. All I have here is AAUI ethernet cards and no >10baseT dongles. The 7600 is case, power supply and motherboard. >Anyone got a contact in Perth, Western Australia? Other than me, >that is. I may need to get

Re: Classic Battery

1. Unfortunately, yes, you do have to take the back off. All you should need for that is a 5" or longer T-15 Torx. Once you've got it open, the logic board is at the bottom and slips right out, the same way as a Color Classic, so you don't have to worry about any of the monitor stuff. It's sort

Re: Classic Battery

>This is one of the questions that leads to another. > >I can't find the answer to these on the FAQ page. > >1) How do I get to the battery in a Macintosh Classic? I hope I >don't have to take the back off it. The FAQ has a link to batteries, >be the page doesn't explain how to chan

Classic Battery

This is one of the questions that leads to another. I can't find the answer to these on the FAQ page. 1) How do I get to the battery in a Macintosh Classic? I hope I don't have to take the back off it. The FAQ has a link to batteries, be the page doesn't explain how to change the

Shit that I need soon

I've been offered a stripped 7600 if I connect this guy's LCIII to a baseT ethernet. All I have here is AAUI ethernet cards and no 10baseT dongles. The 7600 is case, power supply and motherboard. Anyone got a contact in Perth, Western Australia? Other than me, that is. I may need to get s

Re: Block/Cluster size. Re: I AM A FUCKNUT!

>--- "Andrew W. Hill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >--- "Andrew W. Hill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> I just finished installing everything on this >> new >> >> 30gig hard disk, >> >> when I looked at the size of an extension I was >> >> emailing to someone >> >> and found it was

Re: My List

He, Jeff, nice stash, interesting that you don't have any ppc macs or powerbooks as of yet. I can understand that you try to get stuff as cheap as possible, so do we all, but every once in a while a competitive deal on a powerbook or ppc comes along. How come you didn't go after those? BTW What

Where to get Ram

I bought four 16 mg 30 pin simms from Macsolutions.com about two years ago and they are functioning perfectly in my Quadra 700. They were inexpensive for the date, too. I think I paid $17.95 a stick. They got them to me one day earlier than promised as well. I have no affiliation with them, and

Re: Bin files. Re: System 7.5.5 [was: my stash of Macs]

I never managed to install Open Transport on my LC (via the copy in System 7.5.3 Installer or via an OT Installer (1.1.1 and 1.1.2) on its own). Maybe an earlier version than OT1.1 will work on LC's, but I had no luck with version 1.1.1 or 1.1.2. Actually, to clarify, it was worse than that, in th

Re: I AM A (Fill in your OWN Blanks)

-Original Message- From: Steve Conrad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Vintage Macs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Friday, July 27, 2001 1:29 AM Subject: Re: I AM A FUCKNUT! >Speaking of limits and such > >I have here a diskette that, should the lavel be correct, has stuff on it. >HOWEVER, when I sti

Re: My List

-Original Message- From: rlf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Vintage Macs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Thursday, July 26, 2001 6:06 PM Subject: Re: My List >>Subject: Re: My List > >Okay, here's my list of working oldies: I suppose I should update my list: Portable 128 512 Plus (2) SE (2) SE/30

Re: Where to get RAM?

-Original Message- From: Kevin Altenhofel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Vintage Macs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Thursday, July 26, 2001 3:05 PM Subject: Where to get RAM? >Where can I find 80ns 30-pin SIMMs? Either 4 or 16 MB. This is something >that I thought I could find in the FAQ, but I di

Re: Block/Cluster size. Re: I AM A ****NUT!

I havn't seen PlusOptimizer (by Alsoft) mentioned. It will allow you to set block size to 500b (0.5kb). That is a real space saver if you have a lot of tiny files. -- - Bob Poland [EMAIL PROTECTED] Check out my garage sale http://www.ibrb.org/ -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by

Re: Where to get RAM?

As a side note, I've found that RAM that is on the line as far as speed - May work, and pass tests when it is cold but will get worse as it warms up. I had two 60ns SIMMs in a 8100 that did just that. Replaced them, under warranty, and all was well. -- - Bob Poland [EMAIL PROTECTED] Check ou

Re: Block/Cluster size. Re: I AM A FUCKNUT!

At 2:10 AM -0700 7/27/2001, Gregg Eshelman wrote: >Up to 4.92 billion blocks on an HFS+ formatted >disk. Still don't know the maximum number for FAT32. >Looks like when Apple decided to fix the limitations >of HFS, they looked way into the future. FAT32 can support up to a 2 terabyte harddrive

Re: my stash of Macs

Date: Wed, 25 Jul 2001 07:25:57 -1000 From: Nick Canterucci <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Always interesting to see other forum members > collection of Macs..Here's mine [list deleted] LC Performa 467 Quadra 630 Power Book 180c Color Classic dead =^( Power Mac 5400 Bandai Pippin The first t

Re: IIci disk

Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2001 22:27:41 -1000 From: Andrew W. Hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > I have here a diskette that, should the lavel be correct, has stuff on > it. HOWEVER, when I stick it in my IIci it says its unreadable by this > Mac (its the only Mac I am using right now) and asks me to choose a

Re: IPNetSentry: no 68k version :(

>> So if a significant amount of fellow 68k users clearly tells them that >> they're interested in a firewall solution for their 68k Macs, maybe they'll >> reconsider their position... > > Whats the correct email address to send a query? There is NO direct email address... But a form on their we

Block/Cluster size. Re: I AM A FUCKNUT!

--- "Andrew W. Hill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >--- "Andrew W. Hill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> I just finished installing everything on this > new > >> 30gig hard disk, > >> when I looked at the size of an extension I was > >> emailing to someone > >> and found it was 448k for 7,967

Farewell

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IIci disk

>Speaking of limits and such > >I have here a diskette that, should the lavel be correct, has stuff on it. >HOWEVER, when I stick it in my IIci it says its unreadable by this Mac (its >the only Mac I am using right now) and asks me to choose a format for it. >How can I get it to let me see the dis

Re: I AM A FUCKNUT!

Speaking of limits and such I have here a diskette that, should the lavel be correct, has stuff on it. HOWEVER, when I stick it in my IIci it says its unreadable by this Mac (its the only Mac I am using right now) and asks me to choose a format for it. How can I get it to let me see the disk? I h

Re: I AM A FUCKNUT!

>--- "Andrew W. Hill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> I just finished installing everything on this new >> 30gig hard disk, >> when I looked at the size of an extension I was >> emailing to someone >> and found it was 448k for 7,967 bytes used. >> Obviously, this didn't >> seem right, so I go