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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.

I realize this is an old post but it's an interesting problem. The HyperCard stack could be toggled to display full screen with a key click. I'll poke around and see what I can come up with. Maybe I can incorporate this as an example stack for my course on practical applications.

This is one of the reasons I only bid on items I can pick up locally from auction sites and individual sellers, present company excluded. The downside of course is a limited selection. If you are a collector, you're going to do a much better job of packaging.

THIS^^^ I miss the early days when I worked at a small consulting company and the owners asked us "who knows how to create web pages?". None of us really did. At least not dynamically generated web sites, but a few of us knew how to use markup languages. Our first web sites sucked AND it was...

Definitely keep and sell the adapters! When I purchased my Performa 550 the owner insisted on removing the hard drive which is entirely understandable. They did not realize the adapter went with the computer. Convinced them to remove it and give it to me. Totally worth a second trip to pick it...

I have the same adapter. If you're looking for sync-on-green capable monitors, this site helped me find one: http://ps-2.kev009.com/sog/ For my Macintosh IIci I picked up a Dell Model 1905FP monitor that works when combined with this adapter https://www.ebay.com/itm/271137033572 with the...

If you're looking for sync-on-green capable monitors, this site helped me find one: http://ps-2.kev009.com/sog/ For my Macintosh IIci I picked up a Dell Model 1905FP monitor that works when combined with this adapter https://www.ebay.com/itm/271137033572 with the following switches on - 14679.

I just looked at my physical copy of the book, I penciled in the correction so well I didn't notice it.

I’m camping this weekend. When I get back I’ll see what I can find. I’m sure there are many data structures and algorithms in C texts out there.