At 19:25:34 -0400 on 10/19/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...what do you think is a fair price?
You should be able to get one for free or practically nothing;
however, shipping will run you $30-35. Get a IIfx if at all
possible. The price will be the same but the machine is a big step
At 18:18:34 -0700 on 10/19/05 Scott Baret [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...make sure you know how to solder batteries in.
Not all II's have soldered-in batteries. All seven of those that
I've owned/repaired had battery holders on the mobo.
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I have a hard disk (500Mb Quantum) that has OS 7.5 installed
perfectly on it; however, none of my 68030 Macs (SE/30, IIci, LC3)
can even detect its existence.
Was it a universal install? What format was applied?
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At 23:57:33 -0700 on 8/30/05, Gregg Eshelman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Does anyone have a pinout/datasheet for the
IIfx/LWNT 64 pin SIMMs?
I'm thinking about running off a few homebrew
circuit boards
If you're thinking of SIMM stackers to
Because these are extremely rare, I think they meet the exception to
listing [third party] eBay items on LEM prohibited:
A FULL SET OF EIGHT 16MB APPLE IIFX MEMORY SIMMS eBay #5233447899
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=5233447899ssPageName=ADME:B:SS:US:1
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At 3:30 PM -0500 on 3/4/05, Thomas Burns [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...what is the pds slot on a LaserWriter IIg motherboard for?
I assume you mean the IIg logic board...the board that makes any
series two LaserWriter a IIg. I don't see any plug on the board.
The only connector internal to the
At 13:53:57 -0500 on 8/28/04, King Cheetah [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I grabbed the IIfx... Whoah nellie! 131 mgs RAM
Whoah nellie indeed! I was never able to put more than 128 in a IIfx
-- 8 sticks of 64 into eight sockets. How'd they do it?
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At 22:10:52 +0200 on 4/08/04, In-Hae Felton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do I get an @ on my SE 1/40 with ADB Keyboard?
ASCII (AMERICAN Standard Code for Information Interchange). Not all
the world uses American standards. Some countries even have a
different language. ;-) (Sarcasm directed
At 21:07:42 -0800 on 4/3/03, Dave Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guys, please take this OFF the list.
It has nothing to do with compact macs.
Isn't there a moderator on this list? Hello?
All this from someone who wanted to use the Quadlist to discuss the
pros and cons of IE for web site design
That doesn't explain why a half dozen Mac hackers never came up with
a trivial software solution. If it were doable, it would have been
They don't work for Apple?
Computer hobbyist...geeks...you know the kids that were hacking all
kinds of stuff back then. They would have solved this if it
At 00:09:08 -0500 on 4/1/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 00:06 -0500 on 01/04/03, Robert Gray wrote:
At 07:43:41 -0500 on 3/31/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 07:42 -0500 on 31/03/03, Robert Gray wrote:
I was thinking about something along the lines of...MODE32...
a little file
I was thinking about something along the lines of...MODE32...
a little file that you stick in your extensions folder.
If the solution were that trivial,
the question never would have come up. :-)
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At 07:43:41 -0500 on 3/31/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 07:42 -0500 on 31/03/03, Robert Gray wrote:
I was thinking about something along the lines of...MODE32...
a little file that you stick in your extensions folder.
If the solution were that trivial,
the question never would have
[Slamming Apple for the way they developed their line
of computers and for not providing expandability.]
I think Apple knew what they were doing. For every geek there are
probably 30 users who just want to do a little word processing, send
some email, surf the web, and maybe make a bithday
At 17:10:44 -0600 on 23 Mar, Steve Conrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Its Mystery Motherboard Time!...ID: 820-0380-A Apple Computer
At 5:31 PM on 3/23/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not much of a mystery when the only hit on Google
for that part number tells you what it is.
At 19:02:52
Someone wanna 'splain how...that's legal? If you don't pay anything
for it, how are they allowed to tax it?
It's the law! Obviously it's based on the item's value. If it was
based on the declared value, everything would be imported as free
or a gift.
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At 19:33:26 -0400 on 3/5/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is a thick ear and 1000 lines?
Probably something British. :-)
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At 16:31:47 -0500 on 3/2/03, Hal Meeks [EMAIL PROTECTED] asked:
Wasn't there a TokaMac card...?
Yes, there was.
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At 07:39:00 +0100 on 3/1/03, Stefan Daehler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anybody know what card this is?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?MfcISAPICommand=ViewItemitem=3403759120
Whatever it is, it doesn't belong there. However, someone should be
interested in the set of 16 meg SIMMs.
This was , or I thought, a matter between [someone] and myself.
Wrong thinking. Place it in the public, it becomes a public matter.
ANY message directed to one person rather than of interest to the
entire membership doesn't belong here. Take it off-list. I suppose
that includes the nanny's
My Q700 draws 31W...Works out to about $3
worth of electricity per day where I live.
I think your computer is off by a factor of thirty.
Are you saying that I should be paying 90 dollars
a month, or only 10 cents?
The point is you're confusing the terms day and month.
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At 23:59:55 -0800 on 2/6/03, Clark Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Macs that I measured (21 models) take between 14 and 87 watts.
For those who care, the measurements I've been quoting are ones
I've done myself using a watt meter. This is different than
measuring the current and multiplying by
At 02:58:16 -0800 (PST) on 12/24/02, Gregg Eshelman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have an M2943 Apple Multiple Scan 15 monitor. It
has an audio jack in the back and one on the left
side. All that is is a pasthrough for headphones.
No speakers in the monitor at all.
That's odd. I've got four
What happened to Digest issues #1447, #1448, and #1449? They never
hit my mailbox. Would someone please redirect a copy to me? Thanks.
Bob Gray Huntingtown MD [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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The Radius drivers I use only list a pair of Apple monitors as
options. Is there any way to get these drivers to do more?
I know hindsight is 20/20, but I can't understand why anyone would
make a driver without the ability to be altered or updated.
Far as I know they'll only do what they can do.
I have a Radius Precision Color 8*24 card sold by NEC...The card's
control panel let's you select among various NEC monitors. The
maximum resolution allowed is 640x480Is this just a matter of
using the Radius drivers and control panels instead of the NEC
software, or is this something
See who has the Mac with the most hours of use.
29,249 on my IIfx
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Is there a fast-copy utility available like the one that DD comes with?
Try Speed Doubler.
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I have a SuperMac Spectrum/24 PDQ Plus v1.60 which is
supposed to give me 24-bit color to past the 1024x768. I installed the
MultiScan software from Apple and I selected the 17 Multiscan from the
list. However from the Control Strip the only option is 640x480.
Not familiar with the Apple
IF [Mozilla] really IS just a clone of IE
Don't look at that as a bad thing. They won't try to duplicate
anything which doesn't work well. That's silly thinking. The
rational is to give users an option as more poorly written sites
cater to Microsoft standards and fail under other
Anyone know if the ATi extention still works for the GC card with OS 9.1?
What's the ATi extention and where can I get it?
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The 8*24GC has an enormous ATT processor
And ATT would stand for...Advanced Micro Devices (Am29000-30GC, 1987
AMD)? ;-) Or did you mean to write an enormous DSP?
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not at all!! I am completely serious. all these measures are used to
eliminate static in improvised environments, when it isn't possible to
order and obtain the manufactured standard antistatic materials
The thread under which I wrote my comments was not r/gray, 'thread
is a troll' it was
Someone oughta tell him alfoil isn't going to help a bit
Someone ought to tell the list that this whole thread is a troll.
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*And*, the IIgs monitor has a detachable cable.
So does the 13 AppleColor High-Resolution RGB.
There's also the 12 AppleColor RGB monitor (no High-Resolution on
product label) that will work with Macs. The power and signal cables
are non-detachable.
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What are you supposed to do if you get a nasty virus or a power
surge blasts your box or it gets stolen or cooked in a fire or
otherwise trashed so the software onboard is permanently kaput?
On vintage Macs, it's called backing-up your hard drive.
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MicroMac sells (or sold) SIMM stackers that
would put four 30pin SIMMs in each IIfx slot.
As I recall, their stackers would put two 64pin SIMMs from your
machine's inventory into a single shot. Say you had 20MB configured
as four 1MB and four 4MB SIMMs. At the cost of about $100, you could
The specs are still on MicrMac's site:
http://www.micromac.com/products/simmdoubler_ii.html
They weren't for 30pins! Of course, nobody would go out and buy
eight 8MB SIMMs to configure a 64MB memory. They'd buy the 16MB
SIMMs at something more than twice the cost of 8MB units and then
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