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Thanks for your reply. Looks like I have a Lombard from my uncle and a Pismo. A fine combination! What I find most amusing about them is that they are (according to the base sticker) identical spec. 400MHz/1MB cache/64MB/6GB HD/8MB Video/DVD and apart from both having a bit more RAM they were as standard when I got them. Really nice to use! OS 9 is lovely on them. Also I have re-kindled my use of a negative-film scanner that doesn't work on X 10.6 so am finding it very useful to have a machine running 9. The amount and quality of software for these systems is unbelievable!
I'd certainly be interested in a keyboard for Lombard...it would be a lot more rewarding to have it fully working than trailing vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv into everything it can if not connected to a USB keyboard. What would you want for that? Perhaps I should PM you!
Does anyone know what the Z in Mac OS Z 9.2 means? It's only on one of the machines.
Thanks
Thanks for your reply. Looks like I have a Lombard from my uncle and a Pismo. A fine combination! What I find most amusing about them is that they are (according to the base sticker) identical spec. 400MHz/1MB cache/64MB/6GB HD/8MB Video/DVD and apart from both having a bit more RAM they were as standard when I got them. Really nice to use! OS 9 is lovely on them. Also I have re-kindled my use of a negative-film scanner that doesn't work on X 10.6 so am finding it very useful to have a machine running 9. The amount and quality of software for these systems is unbelievable!
I'd certainly be interested in a keyboard for Lombard...it would be a lot more rewarding to have it fully working than trailing vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv into everything it can if not connected to a USB keyboard. What would you want for that? Perhaps I should PM you!
Does anyone know what the Z in Mac OS Z 9.2 means? It's only on one of the machines.
Thanks