Here it is without the NoRefresh app in 256 colors
Black and White mode still without NoRefresh
Black and White mode with the NoRefresh app enabled
Another 256 color mode without NoRefresh enabled
And 256 colors with NoRefresh enabled
I tried to get Myst running on it but Mini vMac II wouldn't mount the ISO..well it did but the mac doesn't recognize it and wants to initialize it (Which it does just fine but that doesn't help me play Myst). It's not the only disk image to do that, a few other games have done that. I copied the contents of Myst onto another disk image but it wants the real cd, not just some files. Is there a program that can mount ISOs in 7.5? On a 68020? I think Toast requires a 68030 and more than 8mb ram..
This thing would be great with a 68030 and the ability to use Ram Doubler...and Mac OS 8
*Edit- The NoRefresh app has contrast settings. When it is activated, two buttons -+ pop up in the middle of the screen for several seconds allowing you to adjust the contrast to get the best picture of whatever's running. This app has settings to automatically launch alongside a specified application. It can be turned on and off with a sequence of taps too.
Black and White mode still without NoRefresh
Black and White mode with the NoRefresh app enabled
Another 256 color mode without NoRefresh enabled
And 256 colors with NoRefresh enabled
I tried to get Myst running on it but Mini vMac II wouldn't mount the ISO..well it did but the mac doesn't recognize it and wants to initialize it (Which it does just fine but that doesn't help me play Myst). It's not the only disk image to do that, a few other games have done that. I copied the contents of Myst onto another disk image but it wants the real cd, not just some files. Is there a program that can mount ISOs in 7.5? On a 68020? I think Toast requires a 68030 and more than 8mb ram..
This thing would be great with a 68030 and the ability to use Ram Doubler...and Mac OS 8
*Edit- The NoRefresh app has contrast settings. When it is activated, two buttons -+ pop up in the middle of the screen for several seconds allowing you to adjust the contrast to get the best picture of whatever's running. This app has settings to automatically launch alongside a specified application. It can be turned on and off with a sequence of taps too.