Not sure how it would get that way... maybe it was never perfect from the factory? Maybe the yoke screw clamp has loosened after 20 years? Click to expand... Since some of us a…

I wonder if anyone can help me here - I have an Indigo Clamshell and it appears the firmware is not the latest so I'm trying to update it. I have a 20gb hard drive with Tiger inst…

What parts of the monitor do I NOT want to touch when its running? I know the anode cap is a no-no, but what parts on the yoke? I assume the plastic ring the manual mentions to t…

Scroll down a bit on this page and it shows the best way to discharge the CRT: http://www.biwa.ne.jp/~shamada/fullmac/repairEng.html Click to expand... Actually, that site gives…

Well after much ado I think I have these floppies for you and will be putting them out on share shortly for you to download. I made MacBinary versions, the raw disk image version,…

I have adjusted dozens of yokes over the years. You can't adjust the yoke from the controls on the back of the Classic above the power switch (although there are plenty more settin…

What parts of the monitor do I NOT want to touch when its running? I know the anode cap is a no-no, but what parts on the yoke? I assume the plastic ring the manual mentions to t…

What parts of the monitor do I NOT want to touch when its running? I know the anode cap is a no-no, but what parts on the yoke? I assume the plastic ring the manual mentions to t…

To adjust the tilt of the monitor you have to adjust the yoke on the back of the CRT. The adjustments section of the service manual explains how to do this: http://www.apple-collec…

Eek, I'm not sure I want to touch the yoke. That's seriously dangerous. Maybe I'll learn to live with it, it's not that bad... Tempest

None of the pots adjust the tilt of the monitor. Click to expand... How do you suppose it got that way, then? Also, are we talking about a tilted screen image, or a physical ti…

None of the pots adjust the tilt of the monitor. Click to expand... How do you suppose it got that way, then? Also, are we talking about a tilted screen image, or a physical ti…

I know on earlier macs there were some adjust pots on the side of one of the boards (next to the monitor). Click to expand... Yes, but you might not need to open the case. Read…

I know on earlier macs there were some adjust pots on the side of one of the boards (next to the monitor). Click to expand... Yes, but you might not need to open the case. Read…

To adjust the tilt of the monitor you have to adjust the yoke on the back of the CRT. The adjustments section of the service manual explains how to do this: http://www.apple-collec…

The RAM Disk card is indeed a Slinky. Click to expand... I'll qualify my earlier remark about desirability with the fact that AFAIK, one can't execute instructions from a Slink…

To adjust the tilt of the monitor you have to adjust the yoke on the back of the CRT. The adjustments section of the service manual explains how to do this: http://www.apple-colle…

I have a nice looking Macintosh Classic, the only problem is that the image is slightly tilted to the right. It needs a little adjustment to make everything right again. What's t…

This PowerBook 5300c is not so much a conquest as the rebirth of a conquest. The machine came to me several months ago with the usual broken power connector, and has been left on a…

8MB of RAM or less, OS 6.08, more then that and 7.1 looks good. I have ethernet cards in both of my SE/30's and with 32MB of RAM OS 7.1 with OpenTransport works well.

Have a newly acquired SE/30 which I'd like to reload an operating system on. I'm admittedly not familiar with the pros and cons of different operating system versions or what othe…

I use option-8, the "bullet" and it works great for what you're doing. Has anybody got the ASCII special character sort list handy to post? :?:

When i check the contents of a folder i use the list my name. When i want any given file to be at the top of the list i add a blank or several blanks. What do i do to make a file…

Bunsen, I'd say the Alpha Syntauri was the the most advanced synth to run on an 8-bit personal computer, but even in it's day it was only a poor man's Prophet (Profit?) Five. The M…

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