Search results

I have a modest proposal and request. Would anyone be interested in joining an Apple "recognized" user group for HyperCard? I'm putting a user group together named "Vintage Apple HyperCard User Group" VintHUG. The eventual goal is to gather together HyperCard enthusiasts. Both users and stack...

Much appreciated. I have a PI zero gathering dust.

Fortunately, it's working. The hard drive still had the driver - Warp30. Benchmarks from Snooper show that it is working and wow is it fast. I'd just love to get my hands on the original documentation if there is any out there.

I picked up an SE this weekend and found an Applied Engineering TransWarp TW1340 in it. It appears to be working. Does anyone have any reference material for it? I've googled and come up with nothing.

As I predicted. Very low score for my try. Still a fun couple of games. I was unable to run Crab Attack II.

You could sandwich it with Kapton tape.

Awesome! This battery design is very different from the two types I have restored.

I've run into some interesting problems. I can compile single file programs that don't exceed the file size limit. The compiler faults and either spews characters on the screen freezing or reboots when I attempt to use the include directive on larger programs broken into several files. I tried...

Eric's Edge@[email protected] “Ask me about HyperCard” Neo Maxi Zoom Dweebie/Nerd Member of the Second Breakfast Club _SDGOL_ Supreme Dark Galactic Overload (to his kids) I'm all about vintage computers, Apple Macintosh, TI 99/4A, Apple IIe, Commodore 64 and vintage analog medium/large...

I'm currently working my way through this book on adventure game programming in Pascal. My intent is to get it working in Apple Pascal 1.1 on my Apple IIe then port it to other languages. Most likely AppleSoft Basic next. Then over to TI Basic on my TI 99/4A and eventually onto a 68K Macintosh...

Except that the guy in the video above isn't having this problem. So, corrupted disk?

I tried out Pascal 1.1 and the code worked fine. Also, I contacted the person who created this video and he offered to send my his copy of his disks.

I'm attempting to work with Apple Pascal 1.3 on my Apple IIe. Aside from the Pascal OS being strange, and the lack of assessable books and tutorials, I'm running into a compiler error on a very simple Hello World type program. I wonder if anyone can recognize the, probably obvious, error in the...

Well, the thing was bid on by several people and the price was higher than my curiosity. It will remain a mystery.

Here's the best image I can get.

Unfortunately, this is the best image I can get.

It looks like mini-computer memory modules to me. Available at a local auction. If I bid on it, I'll likely get it for less than $3. I have no idea if it would be useful as is or for parts.

That's the one.

Command-M is the message box. There is a command to toggle the menu bar. I was thinking a scrip that would also hide the cursor and move to the next card.