I have a real Apple III. Where did you find the software? Can I download it from somewhere? Click to expand... There seems to be a disk image of it located at: http://adtpro…

gavo - I have a real Apple III. Where did you find the software? Can I download it from somewhere?

Hi, I used to love Captain Magneto on my 128k Mac and recently discovered that there seems to have been a port of it to the Apple III - unfortuantely I dont have an Apple III or a…

Thank you to those who have been uploading files. Public mirror Is anyone willing to host a public mirror of Mac Hut? Ideally, the host needs to have a good connection (hopefully…

Do you have the Additional Languages and stuff installed? Click to expand... No but I have all of the Additional Fonts installed. The additional languages, none of them were Ta…

Do you have the Additional Languages and stuff installed?

Technically, Mac OS did not drop support for 400KB disks with Mac OS 7.6.x. With System 7.5.x, a lot of floppy disk handling shifted from the core OS to PC Exchange, or whatever it…

Trying to compile a system compatibility matrix for floppy media. Technically speaking the beige PowerMac G3 series are the only Macs supported by OS X with a built-in Superdrive a…

The IIe and IIC, however, have a working shift key. Click to expand... I know that, I'm just old-school.

I run 10.4 on a 800Mhz G3 iBook and it runs fine. No more sluggish than Jaguar and Panther were.

I believe that keyboard simply switches the layout to Dvorak and back again to Qwerty--is this true? And, I'd hazard a guess that the 80/40 key switches the resolution in GR mode …

I have no probs with spotlight on a 466, though dashboard definitely needs to be ditched. Tiger should be right snappy on that unit.

10.4 should be perfectly usable on a 900 MHz iBook. I would probably disable both Spotlight and Dashboard, but even on slow laptop hard disks I know some who persevere with them st…

I was surprised to see that the ibook series stayed with the G3 all the way to 900mhz, and I am just wondering how those run 10.4, and how the high end 900mhz G3 compare against a …

Hi, Okay, l added the string variables, and it works perfectly! I guess I just made a few errors beforehand... Just one more question, though...those two buttons labeled 'keyboa…

On the original ][ and ][+ keyboard input was all upper case on a stock configuration. The IIe and IIC, however, have a working shift key.

new 10 home 20 input "What state do you live in?";a 30 if a="Ohio" then goto 50 40 if a<>"Ohio" then goto 10 50 input "Correct! Type 'next' for the next questio…

All of the characters look like this: ட (that may or may not work correctly on the forum)

Not having an Apple IIc handy but wanting the experience I went to http://www.calormen.com/Applesoft/index.htm and tried out the Applesoft Basic simulator that runs in Javascript. …

Looks fine here too – and I can't remember installing any extra languages when I installed OS X.

Can you post what your squiggly boxes look like. I'm not fluent in Tamil, but when I clicked your link in Safari 3.2.1, I got the following. { "lightbox_close": "Close", …

My friend would like to be able to display Tamil pages on an eMac 1.42 GHz running Leopard, so his mom can use the computer when the PC is down because of viruses. Currently, all …

DIM A$(1), B$(1), C$(1) or even simpler DIM A$, B$, C$ Click to expand... Neither is necessary... the first will create arrays and the second AFAIK won't do anything. Simply c…

My prior post may go too far and create arrays of string variables, so also try the simpler DIM A$(1), B$(1), C$(1) or even simpler DIM A$, B$, C$ I saw somewhere that Applesoft …

Okay. Thanks wally! I'll try that. -Apostrophe