What don't I use them for... That list is smaller

My Quadra 650 is my page layout machine - complete with 17" multiple scan 
display. Has 136mb ram and a 10gb disk. Runs PageMaker and a ton of other 
titles. This machine is going to need caps soon I suspect because it 
occasionally has "senior moments."

My quadra 800 is my graphics machine complete with a quad doubler, 80gb disk 
and a 20" multiple scan display. Runs photoshop, illustrator, mini cad and 
others and sits right next to my 650. This machine also has a canon FS 7210 
film scanner and an apple ColorOnescanner attached.

We have a performa 631 with a 15" multiple scan display and a centris 610 with 
the Macintosh Color Display (my first Mac!) for the kids and they have a ton of 
games. Both have been maxed on ram but I hear the performa can take more than 
Apple listed. That machine also has a 30gb disk and the centris has its 
original 230mb drive (with an external 9.1 gb drive)

Those machines print to a LaserWriter Pro 630, StyleWriter 6500 and a HP 
Designjet 600 for schematics, wiring diagrams etc. 

I also have a 13" macbookpro that I adore and i have USB scanners and all 
modern software- I use it with my digital SLR and others. It's a great machine 
but the others are not broken and still do their tasks flawlessly. 

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> On Feb 3, 2016, at 5:44 PM, Louis Ciotti <[email protected]> wrote:
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> This is just a random question, but I am wondering what people are actually 
> using their vintage macs for.  What software do you still find useful? Have 
> you done anything to make it more useful?  My biggest thing is being able to 
> print, which I have had some success by using a mac mini, but that requires a 
> mac with an Ethernet connection.
> 
> I was using my G4 mac running OS9 for quicken, but recently stopped.  
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