Re: LC V stuff

>I met a mac-mad fellow online a few months back who thought a pic I did >in photoshop looked terribly fake (It's at >http://www.theapplecollection.com/design/macproto/SubWallstreet.html ). He thought that looked fake? Geez, if I didn't know better, I'd say it was real. Looks like an Apple Pictu

fixing screen scratches?

I have a monitor that works perfectly fine but it has some naasty scratches right in the center of the screen. Is there anyway to fix these? In my brainstorming the best I could figure was some kind of clear epoxy resin that could be poured over the scratches and smoothed out. Anybody know o

LC V stuff

ook. well. yes. ok. Adam emailed me about the LC V - and here's a copy of the reply I just sent to him to clear things up! The short story: I met a mac-mad fellow online a few months back who thought a pic I did in photoshop looked terribly fake (It's at http://www.theapplecollection.co

Re: blocking ad servers

--- Bob Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > For some good info on configuring the hosts file to > block ad servers check out > this web site: > I tried it. It didn't stop the browser from trying to contact the flycast or burstnet server

Re: Colour Mac Classic

The Color Classic was shipped with System 7.1. This is the smallest version of System 7 that will work well within the 10MB RAM limitation. You might want to try Sun Remarketing here in the US. It use to go for $35. I love my Color Classic. I just wish Apple had sold the 36MB Max Color Class

Re: blocking ad servers

At 00:33 -0400 on 24/10/01, Bob Johnson wrote: >For some good info on configuring the hosts file to block ad servers check out >this web site: OK, so anyone know if wildcards will work in there? You know, like *.flycast.com CNAME 127.0

Re: blocking ad servers

For some good info on configuring the hosts file to block ad servers check out this web site: Bob > -- > > Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2001 08:24:08 -0700 (PDT) > From: Gregg Eshelman

Re: Apple MultiSyn 15" monitor help, again

At 21:46 -0500 on 23/10/01, Jim Raper wrote: >5. No problem until late last week when after a freeze-up, he restarted >and got no monitor picture. >He has attempted to restart since then and still cannot get a monitor >response. So you haven't been able to ascertain whether the problem is with t

Re: Radius fp monitor

At 23:34 -0400 on 23/10/01, Isaac Fried wrote: >One more question. What does it take to connect a Radius full page(no >pivot) monitor to a Mac IIci(Mac IIcx, Mac IIsi)? IF Depends on which Radius display. Some of the FPDs - perhaps all - required a special cable that would only work with Radius

Re: Blocking ad-servers?

At 20:15 -0600 on 23/10/01, Paul Stamsen wrote: >At 6:33 PM -0700 10/23/01, regarding Re: Blocking ad-servers?, >Cameron Kaiser quoth mightily: > > >--> >-> OpenTransport uses a nonstandard hosts file (surprise, surprise). You >-> have to put it in this form: >-> >-> hostname.domain.com

Re: Radius fp monitor

One more question. What does it take to connect a Radius full page(no pivot) monitor to a Mac IIci(Mac IIcx, Mac IIsi)? IF -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Enter To Win A | -- Canon PowerShot Digital Cameras st

Re: LC V?!?!?!?

>--- Alex Allee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >I want to see the inside of that LC V. :) >> >> Ditto. Some Hi Res photos of the exterior and >> interior, and a >> screenshot of what About This Macintosh says the OS >> thinks it is. :) > >The page said it wouldn't boot. Since it's an 040 >it p

Re: LC V?!?!?!?

Getting back to the LC V... I know we've seen a few prototype/weird machines around here... Jeff's IIVm comes to mind... So here's a question, what do you guys think these prototype machines are *worth* (both monetarily and as collectors items). I know that if I got my hands on one, I certainly wo

Re: LC V?!?!?!?

--- Alex Allee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >I want to see the inside of that LC V. :) > > Ditto. Some Hi Res photos of the exterior and > interior, and a > screenshot of what About This Macintosh says the OS > thinks it is. :) The page said it wouldn't boot. Since it's an 040 it probably just

Apple MultiSyn 15" monitor help, again

Hello, I think I saw a thread on one of the lists about a problem with the Apple Multisync 15" monitor. Of course because I wasn't having a problem at the time, I paid no attention. Here it is: 1. Nearly two school years ago fellow teacher's classroom Mac monitor (15" MultiS) gets yellow-green

Re: Blocking ad-servers?

At 6:33 PM -0700 10/23/01, regarding Re: Blocking ad-servers?, Cameron Kaiser quoth mightily: --> -> OpenTransport uses a nonstandard hosts file (surprise, surprise). You -> have to put it in this form: -> -> hostname.domain.com A dotted0.quad0.address0.here0 -> -> example, -> -> js

Re: Can any scsi Mac burn CDs?

At 1:45 AM + 10/24/01, Mac Rehab wrote: >I would like to set up an old IIvx as a CD-R station. If I put in an 800 MB >hard drive and attach a scsi CD-R drive, would this work? I would read in a >cd I want to copy using the CD-R to the hard disk. I figure even a slow >hard drive can supply a

Re: LC V?!?!?!?

>I want to see the inside of that LC V. :) Ditto. Some Hi Res photos of the exterior and interior, and a screenshot of what About This Macintosh says the OS thinks it is. :) -- Alex Allee [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Please note old address again :)

Re: Can any scsi Mac burn CDs?

At 01:45 + on 24/10/01, Mac Rehab wrote: >I would like to set up an old IIvx as a CD-R station. If I put in an 800 MB >hard drive and attach a scsi CD-R drive, would this work? I would read in a Oughta be fine. >cd I want to copy using the CD-R to the hard disk. I figure even a slow >har

Re: Blocking ad-servers?

At 18:50 -0700 on 23/10/01, Gregg Eshelman wrote: >Are the number of spaces before and after the A >critical? no. p _ the pickle The FAQ The Archive ___

Re: Blocking ad-servers?

--- Cameron Kaiser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > OpenTransport uses a nonstandard hosts file > (surprise, surprise). You > have to put it in this form: > > hostname.domain.com A dotted0.quad0.address0.here0 > > example, > > js-adex3.flycast.com A 127.0.0.1 > > This is reminiscen

Can any scsi Mac burn CDs?

I would like to set up an old IIvx as a CD-R station. If I put in an 800 MB hard drive and attach a scsi CD-R drive, would this work? I would read in a cd I want to copy using the CD-R to the hard disk. I figure even a slow hard drive can supply a CD-R drive with a 1x write speed. Josh __

Re: Radius Pivot (was Re: Help)

At 17:24 -0500 on 23/10/01, Steve Merryman wrote: >Could you be more specific please, as in what cases and in what way. I Most Radius cards that I've heard reports on (primarily via this list and Compact Macs), particularly the SE ones (I realise the current discussion centers on an SE/30 card)

Re: Blocking ad-servers?

> apps from trying to download anything from these two > servers. Both Netscape and IE just sit there forever > trying to download some file that doesn't exist. > I assume it works on Windows (I put them in the hosts > file last night but haven't tried it yet.) but when I > tried those lines on th

Lapis video card

I have a Lapis Technologies video card for the SE30 marked "ProColorServer 8 16 PDS30 PC3601" I have never used it but its software diskette is corrupted beyond redemption. I have recently tried to download a driver for it from the Mac Driver Museum but the download could not be opened-it appears

Radius Pivot (was Re: Help)

the pickle wrote: > > > The Radius software and cards don't get along particularly well with either > MODE32 or System 7 in many cases. Your only real option is to ditch the > monitor. > Could you be more specific please, as in what cases and in what way. I really couldn't find much info on

Re: Help

At 22:47 +0200 on 23/10/01, Marten van de Kraats wrote: >> >> >>The Radius software and cards don't get along particularly well with either >>MODE32 or System 7 in many cases. Your only real option is to ditch the >>monitor. >> >Or use system 6 :-) A Hebrew version of system 6.07 can be download

AEHD+ Floppy pricing?

Hi, I've decided to part with my AEHD+ Floppy Drive, made by Applied Engineering. This "Super" drive allows you to read/write 1.4M floppies with a Mac Plus, Mac II and other antiques. Will include the software Control Panel and the home made adapter for the Mac II. Why am I on this list? I do

Re: Help

> > >The Radius software and cards don't get along particularly well with either >MODE32 or System 7 in many cases. Your only real option is to ditch the >monitor. > Or use system 6 :-) A Hebrew version of system 6.07 can be downloaded from the System 6 Heaven. Marten -- --

Re: Help

At 14:38 -0400 on 23/10/01, Isaac Fried wrote: >For some eight years now I have been using the SE30 with 8MB of RAM and a >full page Radius pivot monitor for which I have installed the appropriate >card. This proved an excellent arrangement since I use the computer >exclusively for writing with N

Re: Colour Mac Classic

on 10/23/01 3:36 PM, Andrew Michael MacTao at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > sstanley wrote: >> I recently obtained a free Color Mac Classic. It was previously owned >> owned by a school. Installed on it was the schools netwerk program which >> instantly starts up when you boot. Unfortunately I ca

Re: Colour Mac Classic

sstanley wrote: > I recently obtained a free Color Mac Classic. It was previously owned >owned by a school. Installed on it was the schools netwerk program which >instantly starts up when you boot. Unfortunately I cannot bypass this >program as I need the "administrators" password to do so. >

Re: Colour Mac Classic

Which program is it running? I managed to get around an earlier copy of Foolproof by getting the Network Start Disk from Apple, and dragging the Foolproof extensions (etc) to the trash, then restarting. 7, I believe, is on Apple's site. If you have a PC, you should be able to download them, S

Re: LC V?!?!?!?

I want to see the inside of that LC V. :) = "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 Fontenelle, 1686 WARNING! Windows XP does not enable the user to fly. __

Re: LC V?!?!?!?

Presumably, since this is an email, you *have* sent mail. If you're asking about another machine or account, you're not giving enough information in order to receive a helpful answer. jt Isaac Fried wrote: > > Help! I am new. To what address to I send mail? IF. > > -- > Vintage Macs is sponsore

Re: Colour Mac Classic

System 7.1 is not free, yet. System 6.0.8, 7.0.1 and 7.5.3 plus the 7.5.5 update are free. There is no update or upgrade from 7.0.1 to 7.1. :( --- Jane Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Download it from Apple's site. It's free. > jt > > sstanley wrote: > > > > For a solution I want to re

Radius Pivot on IIsi. Re: Help

--- Isaac Fried <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Also, if the > price of more memory is abandoning the SE30 and > replacing it by, say, a MAC > IIcx or a MAC IIsi, which still operate under system > 7.0.1, can the Radius > pivot be used with one of these machines? What video > card would I need? I

Re: Colour Mac Classic

Download it from Apple's site. It's free. jt sstanley wrote: > > For a solution I want to reinitialize the drive and reinstall OS 7.1. Does > anyone know where I can obtain a free or cheap copy of OS 7.1 (preferably on > floppy)? Any help is appreciated. > -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by

Re: Help

Andrew wrote: >Simple Text will usually default to a different font than Eudora >or other email clients. In which case, your email client may try to >encode the message as an HTML document. >If you're using Eudora, after you paste your text from Simple >Text, highlight all the text, then press

SE30+Radius monitor

For some eight years now I have been using the SE30 with 8MB of RAM and a full page Radius pivot monitor for which I have installed the appropriate card. This proved an excellent arrangement since I use the computer exclusively for writing with Nisus. THE SE30 runs under Hebrew system 7.0.1 inasmu

Re: Help

For some eight years now I have been using the SE30 with 8MB of RAM and a full page Radius pivot monitor for which I have installed the appropriate card. This proved an excellent arrangement since I use the computer exclusively for writing with Nisus. THE SE30 runs under Hebrew system 7.0.1 inasmu

Re: SCSI Director

--- Andrew Michael MacTao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello All, > Someone on another lem list was asking about > SCSI Director. So, I > am planning to put a copy up on "The Site." Digging > through my > archives, I found: > > v. 2.1.4 > v. 4.0.1b3 > Pro v. 2.0 > Pro v. 2.1.2 > > Any

Re: Help

Isaac Fried wrote: >I want to post a message(my very firs!). I typed it in simpletext then I >copied it. To send it I opend "reply" to a message I just got(LC V?...) and >pasted my pice on its blank. Then I presses the "Send" button and my >message went out. Moments later I get MAILER-DAEMON telli

Colour Mac Classic

I recently obtained a free Color Mac Classic. It was previously owned owned by a school. Installed on it was the schools netwerk program which instantly starts up when you boot. Unfortunately I cannot bypass this program as I need the "administrators" password to do so. For a solution I want

SCSI Director

Hello All, Someone on another lem list was asking about SCSI Director. So, I am planning to put a copy up on "The Site." Digging through my archives, I found: v. 2.1.4 v. 4.0.1b3 Pro v. 2.0 Pro v. 2.1.2 Anyone know which would be the better choice? I know, *usually* newer is better. B

Re: Standard Configuration of Macs

>>There really wasn't a "standard config" for most of the desktop Macs<< My IIsi came with a portrait monitor--still have it, still use it. The 12" RGB was an option a fellow student bought at the same time. Donn -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by and... Small Dog Elect

Re: Standard Configuration of Macs

At 13:06 -0400 on 23/10/01, sstanley wrote: >and download the program Mactracker it gives all the specs for all Macs and >their accessories. A few problems with this approach: 1) Mactracker requires a PPC, Mac OS 8, and 8MB RAM, as well as 10MB of HD space. 2) Mactracker doesn't have any inform

Re: Standard Configuration of Macs

If you go to http://www.versiontracker.com and download the program Mactracker it gives all the specs for all Macs and their accessories. S on 10/23/01 12:43 PM, the pickle at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > At 18:21 +0200 on 23/10/01, Stephen Edmonds wrote: > >> Does anybody have a list or know

Re: Standard Configuration of Macs

At 18:21 +0200 on 23/10/01, Stephen Edmonds wrote: >Does anybody have a list or know where there is a list of the standard >monitor, keyboard and mouse configurations that the early macs were sold >as. For >example I am trying to find out what monitor would have been sold with a IIsi >back in 199

Standard Configuration of Macs

Does anybody have a list or know where there is a list of the standard monitor, keyboard and mouse configurations that the early macs were sold as. For example I am trying to find out what monitor would have been sold with a IIsi back in 1990. What is prompting this question is that the M1212 mo

Blocking ad-servers?

Someone said I could do the following to block internet apps from trying to download anything from these two servers. Both Netscape and IE just sit there forever trying to download some file that doesn't exist. I assume it works on Windows (I put them in the hosts file last night but haven't tried

Re: Help

Consulting the Eudora mavens at school I realize I need to retype it. IF -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Enter To Win A | -- Canon PowerShot Digital Cameras start at $299 | Free iBook! | Support Lo

Re: Help

You can't send attachments to this list. --- Isaac Fried <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I want to post a message(my very firs!). I typed it > in simpletext then I > copied it. To send it I opend "reply" to a message I > just got(LC V?...) and > pasted my pice on its blank. Then I presses the > "

Re: Help

>I want to post a message(my very firs!). I typed it in simpletext then I >copied it. To send it I opend "reply" to a message I just got(LC V?...) and >pasted my pice on its blank. Then I presses the "Send" button and my >message went out. Moments later I get MAILER-DAEMON telling me that my mail

Re: Help

I want to post a message(my very firs!). I typed it in simpletext then I copied it. To send it I opend "reply" to a message I just got(LC V?...) and pasted my pice on its blank. Then I presses the "Send" button and my message went out. Moments later I get MAILER-DAEMON telling me that my mail is

Re: LC V?!?!?!?

>Help! I am new. To what address to I send mail? IF. > >-- Guess you found it already. Marten Check out the System 6 Heaven: http://www.euronet.nl/users/mvdk/system_6_heaven.html

Re: LC V?!?!?!?

Help! I am new. To what address to I send mail? IF. -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Enter To Win A | -- Canon PowerShot Digital Cameras start at $299 | Free iBook! | Support Low End Mac

Re: LC V?!?!?!?

At 21:17 +1000 on 23/10/01, Adam wrote: >I was just looking through Dana Sibera's (an Outback Macs list subscriber) >website, which at http://dana.jaime.com/dana.html mentions that she was >given an "LC V" complete with a picture. > >Has does anyone have any idea what this thing is Looks lik

LC V?!?!?!?

Hi all, I was just looking through Dana Sibera's (an Outback Macs list subscriber) website, which at http://dana.jaime.com/dana.html mentions that she was given an "LC V" complete with a picture. Has does anyone have any idea what this thing is Cheers, Adam. -- Vintage Macs is sponsored