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more macs
i could not resist and managed to dig up the following machines
an bondie blue imac
a beige G3
a 6400
a external scsi cd writer (needs toast )
an lc 475 with screen and full set of floppies claris work at ease and system 7.5
and finally
an ibook G4 933
..now where do i put all this stuff ?
an bondie blue imac
a beige G3
a 6400
a external scsi cd writer (needs toast )
an lc 475 with screen and full set of floppies claris work at ease and system 7.5
and finally
an ibook G4 933
..now where do i put all this stuff ?
You could tunnel underground and make "The Mac Cave"
i also managed to lay my hands on a next station
and a TAM
and a TAM
8-o 8-o 8-o 8-o 8-o 8-o 8-o A TAM?!?!?!?
damn you...
damn you...
a tam }
it does not have the touch pad but il live
now all i need is a G3 card for it
the next station is pretty nice too
it does not have the touch pad but il live
now all i need is a G3 card for it
the next station is pretty nice too
The TAM's a great machine. I got one years ago, for a lot more money than free.
I love At Ease, though I think I'm the only one ...
I love At Ease, though I think I'm the only one ...
No, i love At Ease too. I even spent $2 on a legit copy at a thrift store last year.
I even spent $2 on a legit copy at a thrift store last year.
In high school I wrote a couple programs with At Ease in mind.
The first was in my BASIC class. I wrote a QuickBASIC program to delete the At Ease preferences file. Then I could restart the computer with no security.
The second was actually approved by the school to be installed. I used FutureBASIC to write a program that would allow students to delete files from their floppy disks (the version of At Ease we used did not allow this). Essentially, the program would allow you to delete any file you liked... as long as it was on a disk less than 2 MB in size.
The first was in my BASIC class. I wrote a QuickBASIC program to delete the At Ease preferences file. Then I could restart the computer with no security.
The second was actually approved by the school to be installed. I used FutureBASIC to write a program that would allow students to delete files from their floppy disks (the version of At Ease we used did not allow this). Essentially, the program would allow you to delete any file you liked... as long as it was on a disk less than 2 MB in size.
Wow a tam! I'm not worthy! I just might kill for one or sell my left kidney. I have the plastic knives right here!
its next to my imac G5 i always thought of the tam as the predecessor to the imac G5
Do you have any pics?
not yet
i think my camera died
and i managed to get myhands on a G3 400 mhz card for the tam
thsi thing is going to scream }
i think my camera died
and i managed to get myhands on a G3 400 mhz card for the tam
thsi thing is going to scream }