I seem to recall that when I had one, the AV Cables had a longer mini-jack that had an extra pin. Supposedly to take video output, and then they all had a common ground. You will …

Found that out a bit ago, but then again, I should have known that. HOWEVER! I didn't know how the RAM Slots worked. After trying endlessly with different DDR 400 RAM Cards, I not…

And may it work for many, many hours/days/weeks/months/years more! Congratulations on your persistence! And if it should start to misbehave again, now that you know the lay of th…

I found a place that has MIDI Manager but for some reason the StuffIt I have on my MacBook Pro doesn't want to open it. It's here: http://www.harmony-central.com/Software/Mac/midi…

I saw that but I am using System 7.0.1, should I use that bootable 7.5.3 disk that someone posted on one of the other threads to install this software?

avoid goop off, I melted a gameboy with that stuff Click to expand... If you have to use Goof Off, just carefully add one drop onto a cloth and try using the cloth. Any more of…

A good idea is to use Apple MIDI Manager/PatchBay and OMS (yes, a System 7.1 compatible version is out there). I believe that neither are too hard to find. Here is OMS for System…

Not trying to be rude, but you need to learn from this mistake and try to pay closer attention next time. basically, don't rush and make sure you haven't messed anything up.

Um... the LC III cant run OS 8... can it? Click to expand... Nah, but you can hack the system file to make it compatible. You need an external SCSI CD-ROM though. Linky!

I am using my Mac Classic II for MIDI performance. Aside from having a hard time finding appropriate software, I am a bit confused as to how it all works. Right now I'm using some…

Very nice! There's really nothing better than being able to have all your machines out and set up and ready for use at any time.

If the CC has indeed been off as long as the auctioneer said it was, all the fancy upgrades were probably done expensively at a time way before all the VGA hacks were widespread on…

No, wait, NetBSD Click to expand... FPU!!!

Um... the LC III cant run OS 8... can it?

if it had foil on it, it could be rf shielding, could be electrical insulation, or could be some form of sound damper

I snagged a boxed set of assorted translucent/transparent iMac era candy colored "Mac HD" FDDs today. They'll look nice displayed on the multiple workstation/display shelving syste…

That looks like shielding of some sort.

I've actually never seen a G3 AIO "in da flesh", as they were never sold here in Australia. And from what I've seen in photos (i'm sorry, but I do think it is most likely The Uglie…

this isn't mine, but I managed to find a picture of what I mean. { "lightbox_close": "Close", "lightbox_next": "Next", "lightbox_previous": "Previous", "lightb…

They're not my cup of tea, but congrats on the conquest! Enjoy your Molar Mac! jt :beige:

avoid goop off, I melted a gameboy with that stuff

Try Goo Be Gone or some other glue remover. Adhesive will keep any whitening chemical from hitting the plastic.

My old Mac SE, which I just finished de-yellowing, has a sticker stain. The sticker itself was from an aftermarket computer upgrades store, and the majority of it was transparent. …

btw, my IIc has the same port, so am I to assume it will work on that? I got a adapter for that port that converts it to RCA for TV output. Click to expand... The port on the I…

btw, my IIc has the same port, so am I to assume it will work on that? I got a adapter for that port that converts it to RCA for TV output. Click to expand... The port on the I…