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Is This Tablet Broken? — #1

If anyone has or uses a Wacom digitizer tablet I could sure use some help. I have not been able to locate any kind of user guide for this thing. I was given a Wacom drawing tablet…
68kMLA Software by Sludgedragon Sat, 11 Oct 2008 - 03:41

Using Disk Controller II on my Apple II gs... — #16

I understand this better magnusfalkirk but the way II2II was going he is about to teach me how atoms work 8-o 8-o 8-o I mean..erm...to be honest, I really don't need to know h…
68kMLA Software by foody Thu, 9 Oct 2008 - 23:15

Using Disk Controller II on my Apple II gs... — #15

[:O] ]'> [:O] ]'> [:O] ]'> 8-o 8-o 8-o ................. ..... [xx(] ]'> Click to expand... The easiest way to do it, so that you understa…
68kMLA Software by magnusfalkirk Thu, 9 Oct 2008 - 17:32

Using Disk Controller II on my Apple II gs... — #13

There are really three things to be concerned about here. The first is the boot drive. The Apple II scans for a bootable device starting at slot 7 and working towards slot 0. Fr…
68kMLA Software by II2II Mon, 6 Oct 2008 - 20:54

Using Disk Controller II on my Apple II gs... — #12

My logic is because I was figuring the port would override the card in slot 6, but the procedure described will work. (I'm not as familiar with the IIGS as I'd like to be so I was …
68kMLA Software by Scott Baret Mon, 6 Oct 2008 - 17:13

Using Disk Controller II on my Apple II gs... — #11

The IIGS, if I recall, has its internal drive circuitry set for slot 6 by default. (So does the Apple IIc with its internal drive). This is because most people who bought the disk …
68kMLA Software by magnusfalkirk Mon, 6 Oct 2008 - 16:11

Using Disk Controller II on my Apple II gs... — #9

I don't understand this logic. If the entire world including the manual encourage I use slot 6, why would you encourage me to put it in a different slot exactly? Click to expand…
68kMLA Software by magnusfalkirk Mon, 6 Oct 2008 - 16:07

Using Disk Controller II on my Apple II gs... — #8

I don't understand this logic. If the entire world including the manual encourage I use slot 6, why would you encourage me to put it in a different slot exactly?
68kMLA Software by foody Mon, 6 Oct 2008 - 15:50

Using Disk Controller II on my Apple II gs... — #7

The IIGS, if I recall, has its internal drive circuitry set for slot 6 by default. (So does the Apple IIc with its internal drive). This is because most people who bought the disk …
68kMLA Software by Scott Baret Mon, 6 Oct 2008 - 15:48

Best OS for iMac G3 — #11

I want to be able to play the videos from a camcorder, but the only software that can play it is for Mac OS 10! Click to expand... Wasn't an older version of iMovie available f…
68kMLA OS 9 by Franklinstein Sun, 5 Oct 2008 - 11:51

Best OS for iMac G3 — #10

I definitely find Tiger better - better Web browsing, faster, better functionality, and more up-to-date security updates and the like. If you have less than 384MB RAM, or a CPU sl…
68kMLA OS 9 by tmtomh Sat, 4 Oct 2008 - 20:55

Best OS for iMac G3 — #9

Bump the RAM to at least 512 megs and pop tiger on 'em. I run Tiger on my G3/500/512 PowerBook, and it's extremely zippy
68kMLA OS 9 by MultiFinder Sat, 4 Oct 2008 - 18:18

Best OS for iMac G3 — #8

I had, until recently, near 'nuff identical (8/2001 and 3/2002) Indigo iMac/500s, with 768 and 1024MB of RAM, side-by-side on my desk and running 10.3.9/9.2.2 and 10.4.11/9.2.2 on …
68kMLA OS 9 by equill Sat, 4 Oct 2008 - 12:13

Best OS for iMac G3 — #7

Just for the sake of disagreement, I've found Tiger much better than Panther on my iMacs/iBook (even with a meagre 512 MB). Aside from being a lot more stable (in my experience) th…
68kMLA OS 9 by luddite Sat, 4 Oct 2008 - 06:25

Best OS for iMac G3 — #6

I have a G3 B&W sitting in the basement (don't we all). Click to expand... I have a Gigabit Ethernet G4 in the basement, BEAT THAT! ;D
68kMLA OS 9 by Christopher Sat, 4 Oct 2008 - 06:11

Best OS for iMac G3 — #5

Hi everyone, I'm posting from my iMac G3! I'm currently running Mac OS 9.2 on it, but since I'm running it, I can only download software compatible for it. I want to be able to pl…
68kMLA OS 9 by AtomicDoug Sat, 4 Oct 2008 - 04:40

Can IrDA be manually controlled? — #12

An IrDA port is just a serial port, I think, so it should be trivial to programme. The bondi iMac I took apart certainly had its IrDA ports connected to a standard mini-DIN serial …
68kMLA OS 9 by porter Fri, 3 Oct 2008 - 21:22

Can IrDA be manually controlled? — #11

An IrDA port is just a serial port, I think, so it should be trivial to programme. The bondi iMac I took apart certainly had its IrDA ports connected to a standard mini-DIN serial …
68kMLA OS 9 by paws Fri, 3 Oct 2008 - 13:52

Can IrDA be manually controlled? — #9

you would have to use os 9 because it is disabled in osx Click to expand... Are you sure? I've never used it but I have IrDA options in Network system preferences and Internet…
68kMLA OS 9 by Dennis Nedry Fri, 3 Oct 2008 - 03:04
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