--- Chris McFadden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I have to agree with 3.1 on a 386. I've got an old
laptop with a 486/25 that
positively crawls with Win95.
That's because it's only 25Mhz. ;P The 40Mhz CPU and
bus speed that makes the IIfx wicked fast also
makes the 386DX/40 wicked fast, for a
--- rlf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pimped meaning what here, please?
Bob F
Like a 1977 Lincoln Mark V Coupe, lowered, gold
wire wheels, velour interior, shag carpet
Right out of a bad 1970's cop show. ;)
All the bells and whistles, plus more.
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--- James A. Reible [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I opened it up and sitting on the left side is
a strange
looking . something... which I'll try to
describe.
Sitting at a shallow angle is a card that says:
DayStar Digital Powercache.
It uh, should be standing straight up.
This
But is the Applied Engineering boar a PDS _extender_
or is it a _converter_ so IIci cache/PDS cards can
be installed in the IIsi?
DayStar did make an adaptor specifically for
installing
the 030 PowerCache in an SE/30. Bit of a bugger
to find that adaptor these days though.
--- J.S. Garrison
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To paraphrase the manual: The QuickSilver is a slot
extender that raises
the SE/30 PDS on the IIsi motherboard and rotates
the connector. This
enables a expansion cards created for the SE/30's
internal slot to fit in
the IIsi's confining case.
In other
On an old hard drive that came with a Mac I had,
there was a PICT file somewhere in the System Folder
named Screen. (Ugly picture.) When I moved it out
of the folder it didn't show as a desktop picture.
The Appearance SDK can also do some stuff for 7.x.
It provides the Systemwide Platinum
They can be used as a second monitor to move
Photoshop pallets onto or applications with small
windows that you want open most of the time.
The resolution is only 512x384 so you'll have to
Think Different, small. ;)
Some older games will work on one. Bolo, some games
from Ambrosia, most of the
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, if I understand this correctly, the quicksilver
card adapts the IIsi PDS
slot to use SE/30 cards because the IIsi PDS slot is
not like the SE/30 PDS slot.
The IIsi and SE/30 slots are the same except the IIsi
runs faster.
Any ideas on how to adapt a
--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Check this one out:
http://www.krank.dk/newstuff/computer/MacII_Couch_600.jpg
LOL! That's bizarre. If intended to be used (sat on)
there would have to be plenty of bracing under the
seat and in the back. Need cushions too.
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--- Terry Mathews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Very, very extremely bad FPU performance in 68k
series chips. FP was always
the one thing that Intel could mop the board with
Motorola over.
Why isn't there a Seti@home client for 68k Macs?
Sure, it'd be slow but slow is better than none.
The
--- Cameron Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Also incidently, 7.1 really flies on an '040 ;)
7.1 really flies on anything. :-)
Anything it will install on... ;)
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--- Wayne Forland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is the best operating system to use on these
computers?
Probably OS 8.6 or 9.1. (9.1 runs decent on my
Radius with the 110Mhz 601 and my 7300 with the
200Mhz 604e.) Max the RAM out and get at least
a 2gig hard drive.
But those Macs are well off
--- Bhavesh Patel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Latest updates to the Mac Driver Museum:
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May want to add that the OEM version of FWB CD-ROM
Toolkit available here
http://www.lowendmac.net/daystar/download/software/upgrades_604/
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Interestingly enough - and this is probably why we
were so confused - Apple
made a monitor called the AppleColor
High-Resolution RGB monitor, and I, at
least, thought that's what you were referring to.
It's a 640x480
fixed-frequency 13 monitor with
--- dhill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have pretty much decided to stick with 15 inch
monitors from now
on. The 17 inch ones are just two big for my back
to handle. When
you get old, that is what happens. You can get free
15 inch monitors
by standing on a corner in a big city with a
--- Brad Bobak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all.. I need to know if I can create a bootable
os7.5.x CD, boot with that CD, and install the os..
I have a cd burner on my windows box..
It's supposedly possible, yet I've consistently
failed to create one with Toast or Nero MAX
running on a
Hunt up TransMac. The demo allows you to work
with floppy disks and files of floppy size or
smaller.
Use it to format a floppy in Mac format then copy
the Stuffit Expander file to the floppy. Select
the right option and it will decode it from binhex
(HQX) or macbinary (BIN) and properly place
--- /dev/null [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
no worries - i'll give this a try.
i have a formatted mac floppy - so it should work if
i just unstuff in
windows and copy to the A drive?...
Nope! Not unless the .bin or .hqx file is a stuffit
archive, which would be indicated with a .sit.hqx
or
--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
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choose between a IIci
and Quadra as second machine or
fool-around-with-machine I'd take the
IIci because of the following reasons: 1. more
upgrade possibilities (up to powerpc).
The Quadra can upgrade to PPC with the DayStar
PowerPro,
--- Scott Holder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Localtalk goes from serial port to serial port. That
is, Printer Port to
Printer Port. However, unless I'm mistaken, the G4s
don't have the
standard serial ports, so there is nowhere to plug
it into the G4.
The only way to use AppleTalk between a
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what format do i need to make a CD in so it is
readable for OS 7 ? can i get an old version of
Toast or something to make it work?
You need to make sure Toast is burning in HFS, not
HFS+. (Mac OS Standard, not Extended.)
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If you're running a PC emulator or card you could try
out ZZT. http://zzt.the-underdogs.org/ The whole
orginal package has been released as freeware.
Since it uses ANSI graphics it's sorta like a
fancy nethack type single player game. The site there
has tons of different worlds to download and
For a person who plays Quake, the perfect name for
a Quad(ra) would be Damage. ;)
'Course Quake won't actually run on a Quadra...
(Which reminds me I need to look for a hack to
increase the brightness in GLQuake. Can't see
_anything_ _anywhere_ with the brightness all
the way up, except when
--- Clark Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 10:23 PM -0700 9/19/2002, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
Or convince the officepeople they need a LocalTalk
capable USB to Serial adaptor for the G4. :) It'll
also come in handy should they have any legacy
serial devices they still want to use with the G4
--- R.A. Cantrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shoot me the DaftPunk URL if you've got it handy.
Thanks
http://www.virginrecords.com/daft_punk/
They do some weird stuff. Mostly techno, industrial.
Some of it's just plain bizarre. ;)
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--- J.S. Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- R.A. Cantrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shoot me the DaftPunk URL if you've got it handy.
Thanks
http://www.virginrecords.com/daft_punk/
They do some weird stuff. Mostly techno,
industrial.
Some of it's just plain bizarre. ;)
The LC 520 and some of the LC 550 series used a
CD-ROM drive that requires Sony type CD caddies.
The Performa 550 used a tray load drive and the LC
550 also did after the Performa version was released.
The caddies are about the size of a CD jewel box,
have a flip open clear lid and s sliding
--- Charles M Gascoigne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of them certainly works, I have it plugged into
a powermac of some
sort with a standard mac video to weird 000:
sort of plug which is
That's called a 13W3 connector. 13 pins and three
coaxial connectors. Gives 19 contacts total.
--- MaX [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I have see that here occasionally you discuss about
A/UX.
Well... but is free? can i download it from
somewere?
or a/ux is a copyrigt OS and i need to buy it?
http://www.floodgap.com/retrotech/os/aux/
Other questions...
witch kind of machine
--- Gregg Eshelman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- MaX [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
witch kind of machine is fast enougth for a/ux?
and how much ram is needed?
Stick with an 030 system with an FPU. The best Mac
it can run on is the IIfx. It will not work on an
040 or PowerMac. As for RAM
--- Smith Family [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to burn it on a Windoze machine. I
noticed that Aladdin Expander
can decompress gzip files. Once I do that, can Nero
burn the resulting
.image file and write the disc copy image to a
floppy? Also, what should I
do with the update?
--- J.S. Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry, no. A Color Classic is an LC II. It wil only
recognize 10MB of RAM
and runs at a dismal 16Mhz.
You CAN place another logic board inside. The Mystic
Upgrade, Stuart Bell's
baby, is a logic board from an LC or Performa 575.
Much faster.
--- Yvetta Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to set up the Apple laserwriter II NTX
printer with the Apple
IIci computer. The apple talk cable that I have on
my other older mac
doesn't fit on the IIci.
Do you have the three wire AppleTalk cable? You'll
need the 8 pin Mini DIN
--- Spiritus ex Machina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
You figure it out, 'cause I sure
can't. insert puzzled
Smiley here
Most older PC soundcards with one speaker jack have
one or two jumpers to select line level out or
amplified output. :) E-mail me off-list and I'll
see what info I can find on
--- Smith Family [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I would like to download the ISO. Or do you
know how I can burn
Toast .image files with Nero?
Click File Burn Image. Change the list to All Files
so the .image files will show up. After selecting the
image there should be an HFS
--- Clark Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 4:42 AM -0400 9/30/2002, Steve Cunningham wrote:
Did anyone even make one? I have an Asante external
device which hooks up
via the SCSI port (works with the older PowerBooks
too) but the driver is
incompatible with IPNetMonitor which I want to
--- Mike Mellor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I cleaned the contacts with a pencil eraser - now
the sound works great!
Unfortunately, several innocent dust bunnies were
also killed in the process :).
Careful use of an electronic cleaner spray might
take the corrosion film off the contacts in
--- Desert Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But I'm wondering about System 7.1.1 Pro. Does that
make an even bigger
difference in performance when used with A/UX?
According to the FAQs, you can't update the System
with A/UX. Won't work.
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--- THE ROCK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On a related topic, what's the maximum amount of ram
that a mac classic (not
color) can handle?
TIA.
4meg. Classic II is 10meg.
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--- Scott Holder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
4 megs. A Classic can be thought of as a Mac Plus
Plus. It's essentially
identical, right down to being able to run System
.97, except it has ADB
and a Superdrive. Not to mention the boot ROM.
I personally rather like Classics :)
It also has
See if www.dialpad.com is still around.
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--- MaX [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all
i need to say if is possible to use my Color Classic
to phone via internet to my wife.
Very, very unlikely. There's no 68k software for it
that I know of and any of the web services like
Dialpad.com would require at least Internet Explorer 5
for
--- MaX [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, 5 Oct 2002 04:52:28 -0700 (PDT)
Gregg Eshelman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dialpad.com would require at least Internet
Explorer 5
for their interface and Java stuff.
...sorry, but in my machines there are no site for
M$ applications.
:-)
I
--- /dev/null [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi janet
in a word, nope. if you put a floppy from a pc into
a system 7.x mac,
the mac will say 'this disc is not formatted, would
you like to format
it now?'. the only problem is you'll have 2 options,
format or eject!
likewise if you put a sys.
Anyone else seen the ads on yahoo mail for the Palm
Zire PDA? Looks a whole lot like the iPod. Specs are
junk. No expansion and only 2meg RAM, plus it's huge
compared to other Palms. It's like Palm got inspired
by the Mac Classic and gussied up one of their early
models with a new case and Palm
--- Shane J. Wolfe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I must say that I love your signature!
Thanks. :) I like some of their stuff, not all though.
The Handspring Visor, while not being made anymore,
is still a much better
buy, even with Palm OS 3.1.
Still being sold at handspring.com
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--- Shane J. Wolfe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll have to look at my IIci case when I get to
work. I think it flows from
the top to the back, so you'll probably want to
stick in somewhere in the
back, pulling air out, or in the top, pushing air
in.
The fan in the IIci power supply draws
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 19:13 -0500 on 09/10/02, Donn Haven Lathrop
wrote:
Those plastic covers on the drives actually make
the problem a lot *
worse* in my experience.
I've got two of them--where do I send them? :-D
Hopefully your local recycling centre or
--- Bryan Kattwinkel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another one turns on and off properly, but the sound
is extremely weak.
This IIsi has one of those ROM SIMMs.
I seem to recall that the IIsi ROM SIMM has some
value -- how much do you
think it is worth?
Some people have been able to swap
--- Cameron Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I seem to recall that the IIsi ROM SIMM has some
value -- how much do you
think it is worth?
Potentially a lot to an SE/30 owner. Perhaps you'd
like to test the rumour
that it makes an SE/30 32-bit clean, or lend it to
someone trustworthy
If your ISP has a usenet (news groups) server, there's
a Mac group dedicated to the Seattle area.
If not, you can use http://groups.google.com to read
and post to seattle.users.macintosh
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=enlr=ie=UTF-8group=seattle.users.macintosh
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--- Bryan Kattwinkel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 10/15/02 7:19 AM, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
Some people have been able to swap them into an
SE/30
so they could have a 32bit clean compact Mac able
to take full advantage of up to 128meg RAM.
Why is the IIsi ROM simm better than using Mode32
ftp://ftp.logitech.com/pub/techsupport/hand_held_scanners/mac/
ScanMan 2.2 software. Final version. Not for PowerMacs
or 68k AV Macs.
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--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's a little teaser of what the new FPM will look
like. I like it -
I dunno about you :)
http://homepage.mac.com/markbenson/fpm_teaser.jpg
I need to know if there are any problems with Tables
support in old browsers?
For Netscape you must
--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...or use .shtml and you can then not have to worry
about updating the same
information 3 times.
Yep, there are ways to write your text boilerplate
section then grab it for fancy use as well as having
the same text used for text only browsing.
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wrote:
You should subscribe to the mac-n-dos list for that
Mac.
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The old Commodore 64 monitor or the one TI sold for
the 99-4/A would work great with the apple.
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--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oops, sorry everyone - inappropriate list. I didn't
even think about it,
since I only subscribe to the swap list and this
one. I don't post to this
list often either, so again, it was a mistake -
shoulda posted to the
PowerMacs list I guess. R.A. Cantrell is
--- Lo'oRiS il Kabukimono [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ah, the structure is this?
external
|
|
controller
|
|
internal
so, even if internal are well terminated, since
controller is stupid i must
also terminate the external?
When NOT using any external SCSI devices, you don't
--- Lo'oRiS il Kabukimono [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
so, TERMPWR is useless without external terminators?
SCSI devices usually have three options for TERMPWR.
They can provide it to the bus, to themselves or
to both. It doesn't do anything to have the device
provide its own TERMPWR if it isn't
There are Mac to VGA monitor adaptors that will
connect a composite or seperate sync monitor to a
Mac that only outputs sync on green. Unfortunately
those adaptors generally cost around $50!
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--- Robert Gray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a 12 card in front of me. At one end it says
1999,90 Apple
Computer 670-0310. At the other end, 820-0310-05
Macintosh Display
8*24*GC. It HAS two empty 68-pin sockets (for
Global??? vram I
think). Doesn't seem to be any better than a
--- Ian Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This might be a little off topic, but I read a
really big history or
Apple and it mentioned an Apple project sometime in
the early 1990s in
which a team developed an Intel-compatible version
of the Mac OS,
codenamed Star Trek. Has anyone else heard
--- Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd cheat,
http://balder.prohosting.com/newtonip/mac.html#BIOS
That's a horrible ROM file for Basilisk II.
The Quadra 650 ROM works much better. :)
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--- MaX [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
System 7.1 is slow in this machine (10 MB ram +
68882).
So the only way to boot the performance is to change
the mainboard with
a 575... but after i want to try the system 6 way.
You can also use the board from an LC or Performa 550
and convert it into a
--- Charles Shannon Hendrix [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I didn't know it was optimized for any specific ROM:
which one works best?
I don't know if it is optmized for a specific ROM,
the Quadra 650 one just seems to work best.
You can get lots of ROM files from this site. ;)
--- J.S. Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If the VRAM has 2 chips, its 256k. If it has 4, it's
512k.
The 4*8 card needs a pair of 512K ones to become an
8*24, right?
'Course if I had an 8*24GC I'd put it in the Radius
and the 24bit NuBus Radius card from it would go in
the Power IIci. :)
--- Charles Shannon Hendrix [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I still haven't figured out exactly what it is about
browsers that takes
up so many resources anyway. I would think that
something like links
would run very well on an '030, if it can be ported
(it's a UNIX application).
Do a web
--- Kevin Quosig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--The OrangeMicro card--can it be upgraded to faster
processors?
Possibly. Is the 386 socketed? If it's a surface
mounted 386SX there were some clip-on 486 upgrade
CPUs. If it's a socketed 386DX you can plug in a
486DLC/2 which is basically a 386
--- Scott Holder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My guess, if it's a socketted 386, the fastest you
could put in there
are some of the older Intel Overdrive processors
and... I think it was
Cyrix who made a 486-class chip that fit in a 386
socket. If it's not
socketted... You're stuck unless you
--- Kevin Quosig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
QUESTIONS:
RAM:
--What other Macs can use the IIfx RAM besides the
IIfx?
None. But at least one of the Apple LaserWriters can
use IIfx RAM. RAM found in that printer usually
_can't_ be used in a IIfx because the printer doesn't
require RAM as fast
--- Kris Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IIfx ram is proprietary 64-bit. No other Macs use
it. It's really expensive,
though, sell it on eBay!
64pin, not 64bit. :)
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--- Charles Shannon Hendrix [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Has anyone found an optical mouse that uses ADB?
How about a converter?
Ideally... something that would work for a PowerMac
8100 as well as a IIci.
If there was ever a KVM* that could use a PS/2 mouse
on an ADB Mac, that might work
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thursday, Oct 24, 2002, at 01:10 Europe/London,
the pickle wrote:
Must remember to start mentioning that whenever
someone asks about
LCs...
Yeh damn it, the amount of work I put into it I
expect it to be
mentioned at eery possible
OK, didn't you say it worked on a PC with a SCSI
controller? If so, and that controller has its own
BIOS, use it to see if the drive can be low level
formatted.
I've run into the problem many times where something
happens to a drive on a Mac that fouls it up so bad
no Mac formatting utility will
See http://www.applefritter.com for a bunch of hacks
and mods on Macs.
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--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It can't be done in Mac OS. It CAN be done (I
would have thought)
in Linux/BSD. Don't ask me how - I'm a hardware
jock. A Dual '040/33
would make a nice server :).
Hmmm, if there was something to connect the PDS
connections of two identical LC
There's a Power Express on eBay now, 3 days left.
That's a 275Mhz G3 with 6 PCI slots and tons of other
stuff Apple never had on any Mac they actually
shipped.
'scuse me while I mop up the drool. ;)
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--- Cameron Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
There's a Power Express on eBay now, 3 days left.
That's a 275Mhz G3 with 6 PCI slots and tons of
other
stuff Apple never had on any Mac they actually
shipped.
'scuse me while I mop up the drool. ;)
Wish it were mine too. Hope Tom
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi all. I have a few questions of everyone
I have a Performa 400 (aka LCII) and i have been
inspecting the mobo a while. I can see the solder
spots
where a 68882 fpu socket could be added, if the
socket
and fpu could be had. Anyone know anything about
--- MaX [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
as subject
Nope. A/UX requires virtual memory, which requires an
MMU. Basilisk II does not emulate an MMU. And that's
only one of the reasons why it can't run A/UX, but
it's enough. :)
Basilisk II is more of a Macintosh _simulator_ than
it is an emulator. The
--- Ian Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do you set that up? It sure would help me out
with my Macs. Also, can a
Mac with a non-USB OS like System 7.1 use shared USB
printers on newer Macs
if the older Mac has the printer's driver installed?
Firstly, your printer must have 68k drivers
, but in the
system.ini (yukky DOS terms,
ugh) files, there should be a shell= line. Just
change it from
shell=explorer.exe to shell=[whereever your
BasiliskII.exe is]
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
I've heard you can change the Windows shell to
Basilisk II and have your PC boot right into Mac
OS
then shut down
--- Charles Shannon Hendrix [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
There are some features I really like in later
versions of MacOS, that I'd
like to get 7.x to do:
* tabbing windows at the bottom of the screen
You can get a Win9x style taskbar using an app called
Action GoMac. I don't know of anything
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You list 4 things that make it more like 7.5. It's
hardly the same. I'm
talking about building a comprehensive list of
extensions and CPs that
work with 7.1 to make is better. You are the one
constantly telling
everyone to use it, here is a
--- J.S. Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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card. In fact, the 6100 now has Netscape 4.76. IT
clip
FYI. 4.8 is out now. ;) Too bad they stopped work on
the 68k version at 4.08. What's the last IE for 68k?
5.0? (MS did 5.0something for Win3.1x)
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--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
All Macs support postscript printing over appletalk
anyway.
Postscript laserwriters have always been network
printers in Mac
networks, with or without a unix machine.
You don't need a unix machine to share a postscript
printer in a Mac
--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
--- J.S. Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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card. In fact, the 6100 now has Netscape 4.76.
IT
clip
FYI. 4.8 is out now. ;)
Nobody uses that stuff anymore. Mozilla is what is
happening
Not happening here until someone gets off
I have version 4.5 and 3.0.0 of PowerPrint and can
copy the lists of compatable printers to HTML or
another format if someone wants to host the files.
Strydent only has the list for their latest version
and only in a PDF file. :P Makes it rather difficult
for people who want to know if some older
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoting Gregg Eshelman [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
What if it's a new printer without 68k drivers and
doesn't have LaserWriter emulation? (Or emulation
for any other PostScript printer brand that had
68k drivers?)
Every 68k Mac can print to any postscript
For Macintosh
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=44platform=Macintosh
For Windows
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=44platform=Windows
There you'll also find PPD files for Mac and Windows
as well as a few INF files for Windows.
For Mac the
--- flawed jai [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what the H are they trying to tell me here?
it's an epson color stylus 640. can I or can't I put
it on my 68K mac
II's in system 7.x?
It has a parallel port and a USB port? Apparently
no solution for 68k, even with PowerPrint unless
the
--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
For Macintosh
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=44platform=Macintosh
For Windows
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=44platform=Windows
There you'll also find PPD files for Mac and
If you have a printer with 68k Mac drivers and an
ethernet LAN, grab one of the HP JetDirect EX
printserver boxes off eBay. You want to make certain
to get the Ethernet version! There's also a JetDirect
EX Plus 3 that can run 3 printers. Make sure you
get the power supply because it uses a
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED],
What, no old Mac inkjets? Stylewriter II, 1200, 1500
and color 2500's?
Try 'em if you find 'em. Very low, if any, prices
these days. Quality
varies according to abuse received.
Rebadged Canon printers with MacSerial instead of
parallel ports. There's also the HP
Current Epson printers have a chip snapped onto the
ink cartridges which the printer updates as it's
used. Going by the number of nozzle firings, it
calculates when it figures it's out of ink.
Some companies are getting rich selling devices to
reprogram the chips and new replacement chips for
--- Charles Shannon Hendrix [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Where did you hear this? I'm not doubting you, I
just have not heard
of it before. I mean, if that happens then it
should be big news given
how fast 3rd party carts sell at computer shows.
Here's one company that sells the resetters.
--- Kris Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a pile of Asante and Cabletron network cards
(nubus 10baseT).
For a Mac IIci, does anyone have an opinion on
which one is the best?
Asante. I think they have more accessable drivers.
Well, until they were bought by Intel, that is.
When did
--- Mark Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday, Oct 30, 2002, at 15:52 Europe/London,
Charles Shannon
Hendrix wrote:
IMHO, all of the companies rip you off on ink
cartridges. The printers
are cheap crap designed to eat carts.
They should a leaf out of Lexmark's book. Their
The plug looks like one of the two used on an XT/AT
type PC motherboard. *reads spec sheet* Hmmm, looks
like some bizarre custom, proprietary el-cheapo micro
size, custom PC box power supplies I've run into.
The type where The power supply is dead and the
manufacturer wants $120 for a new one. So
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