Hi Ray,
Try the Muscateers, (or mouscateers as I call them).
They take old computers, do them up and donate them to needy people
such as pensioners. I gave them my old Mac 6200 with all the fruit and
they apparently sent it to Bunbury TAFE to be done up.
On 9 Mar 2004, at 1:50 PM, Ray Forma wrote:
I am cleaning up and would appreciate suggestions about what to do
with the following:
1 Equipment that won't work, such as hard disks and cards of all
kinds, as well as some Mac computers. Trying to not put them in the
Wheelie Bin.
2 Mac computing gear that works, but is old, such as Mac 512s,
Plusses, Classics, Colour Classics, External SCSI hard and removable
drives. All come with appropriate SW. Is there a Mac museum somewhere
in WA? I have working copies of M$ Word V1, Photshop V1, and PageMaker
V1, amongst others, that work on the earlier of these machines
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Regards,
Ray Forma
Tel & Fax 61 (0)8 9335 6568
Mob 0428 596938
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