It's interesting from a historical perspective because it was the first wide release of AppleScript 1.0. Useless for most purposes (AppleScript 1.0, I mean), but it was an importan…

Wow! lots of replies! From wikipedia: The first major upgrade was System 7.1.1, also known as "System 7 Pro". This release was a bundle of 7.1 with AppleScript tools, Quick…

7.1.1 Pro is the very last OS you can boot on the Radius Rocket. It also give the Quicktime support which is nice on that platform too. It was very hard for me to actual find but…

About the only thing that makes it "Pro" are all the extras.

I've been running Mac Systems since 6.0.3 and yet somehow this version escaped me for all of these years. Are there any advantages to running this vs. 7.1? ie. does it being "Pro…

Is there ANY browser for 68k macs that can view deviantart in a usable state? I have friends on there, and i like to be able to check up on it. Why? i love birds. that's where …

Can you see it in your standard networking Control Panels?

Yes - it does appear on the desktop with the name Powerport Gold. If I double click on it, the software of Powerport appears. I should try the updater tomorrow or so. I hope that h…

I'd say it might refer to requiring an Apple certification - the reason Apple uses Torx screws in the first place is to try and stop people like you and I from opening them up. …

Does the card actually appear on your desktop on insertion? It should do so even without the drivers.

Some thoughts: 1. Mine works fine with this software. 2. There was also a ROM update file included that you could try. 3. Alternatively, your pcmcia slot, card or card dongle mi…

I installed it, but it still doesn't work. The extensions load, I have the control panel, I configurated it etc. etc. Do I need a special modem?

Near Santa Cruz, CA. So it's a bit of a drive. Thanks though I appreciate it!

Brought it home, and it wouldn't start up. Cracked the case, and reseated connectors and did some general cleaning. Not I've got the familiar "Where is my System Disk?" icon. Now…

Brought it home, and it wouldn't start up. Cracked the case, and reseated connectors and did some general cleaning. Not I've got the familiar "Where is my System Disk?" icon. No…

I'd say it might refer to requiring an Apple certification - the reason Apple uses Torx screws in the first place is to try and stop people like you and I from opening them up. …

I'd say it might refer to requiring an Apple certification - the reason Apple uses Torx screws in the first place is to try and stop people like you and I from opening them up. …

back int he day i used a soldering iron on plastic stuff to get the screws out. No, it didnt look pretty, but hey the screws were out....

Is there ANY browser for 68k macs that can view deviantart in a usable state? I have friends on there, and i like to be able to check up on it. Why? i love birds. that's where …

Easy for you to say: just kidding!!!!! i now see that is exactly what happened when i walked the USB flash drive formatted by an intel version of apple disk utility over to t…

As noted in my posting above i never even considered the fact that a OS 9 driver should be embedded in the flash drive to allow it to be used in any mac. Click to expand... E…

I second phreakout and Bunsen's suggestion to ensure the OS 9 drivers checkbox is ticked. Because Apple would rather pretend that Mac OS 9 never existed, when you format a volume i…

When you formatted the drive under OS X, did you tick the box in Disk Utility that said to install OS 9 drivers? Click to expand... Excellent question. I don't think that cho…

I second phreakout and Bunsen's suggestion to ensure the OS 9 drivers checkbox is ticked. Because Apple would rather pretend that Mac OS 9 never existed, when you format a volume i…

When you formatted the drive under OS X, did you tick the box in Disk Utility that said to install OS 9 drivers?