People Interested in IIGS Monitors

About a month ago a posted a comment on this and another newsgroup letting people know that I had 3 IIGS monitors available that I was going to let go of for cost of shipping. I wanted to let those people know that I hadn't forgotten about you, but that I had been injured during that time and had

Macs and IIGS

I have extra IIGS monitors if anyone wants them. Just pay for shipping. Also, I'm located in So. California (Thousand Oaks), if whoever it was who lived in the region needed to contact someone around here for help getting rid of his Macs. David -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by

Re: Shreve Systems Re: Update on LEM finances

-- Gregg Eshelman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I thought Shreve Systems sold off 100% of their >Macintosh inventory to concentrate soley on their >Shreve Audio business? You know I thought that too. But I looked at their webpage and saw they had some parts I was really needing so I gave them a ca

Radius Full Page Display Madness

I've got a Radius Full Page display. It works fine with a card in an SE/30. Actually the card works fine in a couple of SI's that I recently aquired as well (although you can't close the lid of the case because the card is too tall). I'd like to use this monitor (which is a great monochrome port

Re: Mac IIcx Clock Problems

>Have you tried Techtool from Micromat, the same folks who made MacEKG. >"Snooper is no longer sold, but parts seem to have been incorporated >into the latest version of Norton Utilities, 3.2.1" came from this page >http://homepage.mac.com/schrier/faq.html while Peace of Mind was just to >hard to s

Re: Mac IIcx Clock Problems

Well, I wanted to let everyone know that I tried thee IIcx's twin brother out (same hard drive, memory, etc.) and it worked fine. It must have been the clock chip on that motherboard. Now I don't know what to do with the first one. The sad part is I was reading in a book called Fix Your Own Mac

IIcx Clock Problem

Hello, I have an unusual problem. I have a IIcx computer. The built in clock does not update itself. It doesn't seem to be a PRAM problem because the machine does keep its disk, network, and monitor values stored. I can set the clock for any time, but it doesn't seem to update itself, it just s