A few years back I wanted to do this with a compact Mac and found an article on Low End Mac that recommended using System Picker. The link to that utility was to the Apple Develope…

Surely it must be acceptable. Not much different from using any other router. Having to use a period modem would be rather inconvenient.

Check out this page: http://macfaq.org/software/browsers.shtml It's a table listing 68k macs web browser specs/requirements, supported things, versions and some notes about running…

I contacted yourmacstore and they were able to dig up a last kit for me, doesn't sound like they have more. Contacting Spirica might be the only way now.

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.

he never told me it was actually live!!! wait until i get my hands on him! :O

Ordered... even though it means one less beer at the pub tonight! |)

Some trs80's required hard sector disks. Click to expand... No TRS-80 used hard sector disks. (Speaking here as a former owner of examples of both the Model I/III/IV and Color …

I seem to recall that it requires hard sectored disks Click to expand... Some trs80's required hard sector disks. I just bought 50 dd 3.5in floppies off them.... $75aud...

there is some graphical characters on a apple II but most of the graphics is real graphics, maybe there could be a driver to output graphics to serial made, and for a ton of progra…

Any reason you couldn't just use it over the serial port as though your modern desktop were a terminal connected by serial to the machine? Click to expand... If all you're look…

Any reason you couldn't just use it over the serial port as though your modern desktop were a terminal connected by serial to the machine? Then you could have whatever font you wa…

why not just use an sram chip with another avr microcontroller to copy video memory into and just have the ATmega 328 read the sram for video data? Click to expand... I guess y…

Can the expansion cards access all of the normal system memory? Click to expand... Yes.

Can the expansion cards access all of the normal system memory? If so, you could certainly access the video ram directly. Otherwise, why not just use an sram chip with another avr …

if you want to spider-web your apple with 30 gauge jumpers maybe you could only do low rez then yes, but your still sampling the video data and then post processing it to output, s…

Making an add-in card to replace the onboard video out and having it read the video portion of the ram makes more sense than trying to capture the output frame by frame. Perhaps it…

ok few things 262.5 lines Click to expand... most of the text I casually looked up suggested 262 lines, with the time of the "extra half line" being the gun sweeping bac…

Any idea when Part 3 will be online?

ps i am interested in that "dead" //c also

oh I have been thinking about it sorta half hart, I am using a tv card in my computer, and it makes 80 col text impossible to read, growing up with the apple monitor II green scree…

Is it possible to easily modify or add circuitry to make some kind of digital sync signal for the monitor? Any chance an IC analog to digital (ADC) converter might suffice?

There are a couple of things that can make a TV mess up on an Apple II or II Plus. First, composite NTSC video is 525i, 30 frames of 525 lines each second interlaced in 2 fields of…

I would argue that the G3 iMac will eventually become a valuable item because of the following: It was iconic, yet has now become a complete white elephant. they are readily avai…

You can find my story here: http://68kmla.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=13353 Regards, Emiel