I'm not sure when those two dropped of the first page. Must have been when I was rearranging things last time new smilies were added in. They've been restored to their rightful pla…

I'd like to be the first to complain that having the new smilies buried behind the "View more smilies" link makes it far too much work to use the new smilies! Click to expand...…

C4 10 16v

give it to me for the postage (shipping) and i will port lwip to it. Failing that, sent it to my frined in North Carolina so we can set up a terminal dial in type of arragenment s…

I usually use a joystick. It doesn't use arrow keys, though. Click to expand... Oh, so did you just wire the joystick to it? Click to expand... I plugged the joystick into …

I just saw this thread. I have an external DVD-RAM hooked up to my SuperMac S900...I know I thought about hooking it up to my Quadra 700, and I can't rememebr if I did (or didn't),…

I usually use a joystick. It doesn't use arrow keys, though. Click to expand... Oh, so did you just wire the joystick to it? Do you have a commercial product or is it hacked to…

I usually use a joystick. It doesn't use arrow keys, though. Networing on the II is rare. Lack of support both in terms of hardware and softwAre made it so. The Mac was unique in …

I think it was relatively common in most school environs with at least a certain amount of cash to have an apple II network. The school district here had Corvus stuff. Google "Corv…

got mine, thumbed through it, looks very cool and I will be reading it throughly tonight

If PDFs are made available, I'll get one. Interested in the bootstrapping Macs article at the least. Best, John

How common was networking in the Apple II days? I remember our school lab had about 10 Apples sharing a printer, but other than that I didn't even know the term "networking" back …

This is kind of unrelated to the network part, but I can't get your single-player snake game to run. Anything I should know that I might not about getting it to work? I don't have…

The most primitive stand alone Apple LCD was the blue & white 15" Studio Display at 1024x768. It is a multi-sync display so it will display 640x480. The earliest LCDs from …

good stuff. Click to expand... Now you're reviewing your own publication... have you no shame?

OooooH! my copy arrived too. good stuff. get those entires in the post people!

I received issue #2 yesterday but only had a few minutes to thumb through it. Looks REALLY good! Click to expand... thats nice and quick! we tried to stand up further from is…

I doubt mine is here yet but I will defiantly keep an eye out for it

I received issue #2 yesterday but only had a few minutes to thumb through it. Looks REALLY good!

My, that's pretty.

The closest "match" you'll be able to find is likely IBM's first LCD desktop display, the 9507, which was meant to go with their low power PS/2e desktop computer. (Which was basic…

I happened upon this thread and thought I would add my two cents. Hope this is useful and not a "me too" sort of deal. I have a IIci that I made out of two IIcis, and I was think…

How big is your print run? Are you taking advertising? Any interest in retail sales? I know a zine shop local to me that would probably stock an issue or two. Click to expand…

Interesting. Seems like that would make a number of things more feasible, eh trag? Click to expand... Yep. Affordable PCB prototypes makes a *lot* of projects more feasible.…

as a much more active member of hobby electronics than here I find trag's post a little bit too negative, 1 its not THAT bad and 2 no one said this had to be on par with dell's pro…