Well, according to widget : widget's Terms and Conditions page, their icons are all available under Creative Commons noncommercial and/or commercial licenses. Icons with the noncom…

As far as MIDI goes, get in contact with 68KMLA forum member ditabeardmemo. He has already been doing this on classic Macs for a while. He can provide you some good advice on wha…

CD-ROM should work. You'll either have to find a Windows program that will write an HFS (not HFS Extended or HFS+) CD, or the Mac should be able to read Windows CD's with these Ext…

Well, according to widget : widget's Terms and Conditions page, their icons are all available under Creative Commons noncommercial and/or commercial licenses. Icons with the noncom…

I posted all that network info to help get you started. Yes, it can be done. Yes, the software and hardware exists/existed to get it all working. I wouldn't be too surprised if …

So the easiest way to transfer files from a Windows machine to the Mac is just using the standard 1.44 floppy? Thanx, Geo Click to expand... CD-ROM should work. You'll either…

This thread must have set the record for the longest posts in 68kMLA history. My head hurts. :simasimac: Click to expand... Pulllleeease! I haven't even began to get warmed …

just in case folks miss the post: Posted By: SYSOP (System Operator) on 'Announce' Title: Closure this weekend Date: Thu Feb 4 20:45:30 2010 Folks, Rob has kindly ag…

This thread must have set the record for the longest posts in 68kMLA history. My head hurts. :simasimac:

Once you get an SE/30, you'll definitely want Mode32. However, a Classic II only supports 10MB of physical memory (the 2MB on the board + 2 4MB SIMMs) so Mode32 is superfluous for …

Once you get an SE/30, you'll definitely want Mode32. However, a Classic II only supports 10MB of physical memory (the 2MB on the board + 2 4MB SIMMs) so Mode32 is superfluous for …

Today, there is a Windows and Mac version of StuffIt. See here: http://www.stuffit.com/ Oh, ok, so then I CAN do it in Windows. LOL! Click to expand... It's not necessarily a…

Yes, in general it's best to transfer the compressed archive to the Mac, and uncompress it there. This makes sure that all the different parts of a Mac file stay together.

Today, there is a Windows and Mac version of StuffIt. See here: http://www.stuffit.com/ Oh, ok, so then I CAN do it in Windows. LOL! Click to expand... It's not necessarily a…

Once you get an SE/30, you'll definitely want Mode32. However, a Classic II only supports 10MB of physical memory (the 2MB on the board + 2 4MB SIMMs) so Mode32 is superfluous for …

So is BinHex (or StuffIt)a program for the Mac ? Click to expand... Originally, yes. However, Both had their source ported to Unix C, so if you really wanted to, you can have …

I see that you have icons from IconFactory for many of the older machines - while this is nice and quaint, has anyone investigated the possibility of asking the widget:widget peopl…

Thanks. Just turns out I hadn't gone to the right pages.

Where are these icons? I don't see any on any of the Wiki specs pages... Am I missing another specs page somewhere? Click to expand... [wiki]Macintosh Quadra 840AV[/wiki] is …

Where are these icons? I don't see any on any of the Wiki specs pages.. Click to expand... Hence, this topic.

Where are these icons? I don't see any on any of the Wiki specs pages... Am I missing another specs page somewhere?

I asked permission for the IF icons. If the ones you mention would be better representations, then by all means, ask! The worst that can happen is they say "no".

I have this on my site: http://macgui.com/downloads/?file_id=17336

I see that you have icons from IconFactory for many of the older machines - while this is nice and quaint, has anyone investigated the possibility of asking the widget:widget peopl…

Oh dear, it sure does look like Staz is under water. That's a shame, I remain a big fan of FutureBASIC. I'll dig it out of my archives, since they made it freeware anyway.