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  1. splorp

    Tomeviewer

    I use TomeViewer regularly to extract items from old installation floppies … particularly bitmap fonts. Super handy.
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    I'll start the thread with pic of my eMate in its glass case.

    The source of the orange eMate photo is Jim Abeles’ Flickr stream.
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    How to set the current date on a Macintosh SE ?

    This is a brilliantly simple solution, too. Love it.
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    How to set the current date on a Macintosh SE ?

    I’m glad I was able to provide another option for you.
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    How to set the current date on a Macintosh SE ?

    I love when you can use HyperCard to solve a problem. Reminds me of the batch file renaming stack I wrote when I couldn’t find any non-commercial (read: expensive) software to do the same thing. What version of system are you running? There’s also Rob Braun’s SetDate for System 6 and 7...
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    Worldwide Newton Conference 2021 Online

    I realize that the festivities have already started, but the 2021 Worldwide Newton Conference is taking place on Zoom this weekend. December 28th and 29th, 16:00 UTC http://wwnc.online/ Full schedule: http://wwnc.online/worldwide-online-newton-conference-2021/
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    MessagePad 2000 + extra surprises = The Pinnacle of my Retro Macintosh Office -- Completion!

    Have you tried different serial connection speeds?
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    Releasing my Macintosh Shareware in the Internet Archive, including registration keys and source code!

    Screen Chooser was an absolute must have control panel on my Macs. Thanks for setting a great example and releasing your code into the wild, Marcio!
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    MessagePad locked by PIN?

    Speaking from experience, I don’t think that’s possible … 😄
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    MessagePad locked by PIN?

    Rather than a “brain wipe”, another method is to use a package called “Battering Ram Pro” … http://www.unna.org/view.php?/utilites/BatteringRamPro Additional information about the package and its use: http://myapplenewton.blogspot.com/2009/11/lost-your-power-on-password-battering.html
  11. splorp

    Hey, Craig. I wondered when I’d run into someone else from Calgary around here. Yes, I do have...

    Hey, Craig. I wondered when I’d run into someone else from Calgary around here. Yes, I do have a “few” TAMs kicking around (although some other folks are ahead of you in line) and a ton of other Mac gear around here. Are you looking for anything in particular. I would like to start thinning out...
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    SuperDrive (floppy) maintenance

    I love having all of these pointers to the various videos in one place. Thanks, everyone. Super useful.
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    New uses for old MessagePads

    That makes sense. You could also up-res the screenshots using nearest neighbour resampling in Photoshop (or similar) to keep the sharp-edged bitmappiness. At any rate, really enjoying these.
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    New uses for old MessagePads

    Nicely done. Have you tried exporting bitmap screenshot directly from the Newton instead of using the camera?
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    Edit / Create Icons

    I’ve always used ResEdit … particularly if I’m editing icons while using System 7.
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    New uses for old MessagePads

    So, this isn’t for an actual band? It’s sporting quite a bit of vaporwave æsthetic.
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    An Archive/Resource area

    I posted a similar suggestion as a way to use the Resources section. https://tinkerdifferent.com/threads/resource-categories.49/#post-2672
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    Connect ADC monitor to HDMI source

    I would certainly put a few of these to good use.
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    New Zip and Jaz Cartridge Testing Tool!

    I’m happy to report that the 0.1-beta-nov27 release runs under Mac OS 9.2.1 on my Power Macintosh G3. I’m running tests on several Zip disks this afternoon and will report my findings in the aforementioned discussion. A couple of initial observations: TIP does not like DOS formatted Zip disks...
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    Resource Categories

    What if we provided lists of categorized links to existing posts for caps lists, teardown guides, overclocking information, and software (like SCSI Utilities & Drivers)? Given the shear number of subforums there are, having a single resource page with links to these similar chunks of content...