I still have original boxes and manuals for some of my software. Does that make it more valuable?
The ones I still have boxed include MacWrite Pro, MacDraw II, System 7 (version 7.1), OS X 10.0, Virtual PC (I think it's 5), iLife '04, Kid Pix, Print Shop, Spelunx, and Oregon Trail II 25th Anniversary Edition.
None of them are shrinkwrapped (I do use these programs) but I have the boxes, all the manuals, installation instruction cards, and in some of them the original packet/envelope thing the disks came in. Some of the manuals are in better shape than others--I know I wrote notes in the one for Spelunx--but they are there.
What I want to know is if these are ever going to be worth something like the Macs have become.
The ones I still have boxed include MacWrite Pro, MacDraw II, System 7 (version 7.1), OS X 10.0, Virtual PC (I think it's 5), iLife '04, Kid Pix, Print Shop, Spelunx, and Oregon Trail II 25th Anniversary Edition.
None of them are shrinkwrapped (I do use these programs) but I have the boxes, all the manuals, installation instruction cards, and in some of them the original packet/envelope thing the disks came in. Some of the manuals are in better shape than others--I know I wrote notes in the one for Spelunx--but they are there.
What I want to know is if these are ever going to be worth something like the Macs have become.