Mart wrote,
On Wednesday, March 27, 2002, at 01:47 AM, mart wrote:
But getting the back casing off ... you don't want to know.
Mark (I think) replied,
Well mine well be staying together, I was in hopes of some kind of
cool mac thing, that I was missing. :-]
Now this is interesting, I
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Hi.
Can anyone tell me the secret to getting the cover
off a 1990 Macintosh 12 RGB Display?
Its got two screws only on the bottom side;
releases to a degree but what would be the top
side front won't let go. I didn't want to scar it
up any more with the screwdriver twist
which wound up my
Andrew's how-to:
Tack soldering generally means, to lay a wire flat on a contact
solder it down, rather than wrapping it around a pin or inserting it
into a cup before soldering.
Another idea,
I took mini alligator clips to the board batt. holder.
TT
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Randy wrote:
Or, if you have a big enough hard disk, you could make an image of the
CD and stream it off the hard disk.
I was wondering if there's a way to have the floppies of OS 7.5
as disk images on one Mac and with Install disk 1 in the floppy drive
of the other, have those disk images
Dan, you wrote:
I never did care for MS Works. ClarisWorks has been wonderful since v1.0.
In fact, ClarisWorks pretty much took over the Works market on the Mac
-- much like Word and Excel did for word processing and spreadsheets,
FileMaker for databases.
Did you mean, like Filemaker DID for
Mark, you wrote:
I recommend it highly. It is the only Database application I ever used
that was totally accessible to beginners and experts alike.
Thanks!
Mostly I was looking to hear that it goes considerably
beyond Claris 4 database and spreadsheet capability -
enough to warrant
Andrew wrote:
As long as you pull with a steady, even pressure. Don't yank or
jerk on the cable. If the connector is being stubborn, you can ease
the cable slightly to the left slightly to the right, while
maintaining a steady, even pressure.
Right - and the side-to-side works real well
I've never been sure about all the communication tools,
XModem, VT102, TTY Tool, text tool, etc.
The info in extensions manager reads:
Part of the Communications Toolbox. Needed if you are using
a standard modem and other communications functions.
Does standard modem mean only the built-in
That's Sherlock Holmes IF you don't mind ;).
No, I meant the Home Security company :-)
TT
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That reminds me. . .
I keep forgetting to ask how I go about getting the
speakers in my Multiscan operational?
Thanks,
Terry
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Not undoable. I have a SCSI Burner from a PC that no
driver on earth will
run, in Macland, except Toast. The icon won't mount
on the desktop, but I
burned a complete set of backup CD's of this PPC
240Mhz. 6100's 3 GIG HD in minutes.
I've always
Gregg,
Thanks for the goldmine of info!
We must have lucked out and caught you
just after a cappacino '!~
Thanks,
Terry
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