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Hey! Never too late for a response. I’d still like to work on this. At this point, I may have to type it in again. Either way, I’m expecting an Apple IIc soon so I may give it a go there. I don’t recall how much RAM is installed. I haven’t messed around with it in a year or more.

Thanks for this 1Bit. I'm setting up multiple instances of QEMU for a project I'm doing with HyperCard for VCF-MW.

In HyperTalk, HyperCard’s programming language, they provide three essential commands that integrate AppleTalk. answer program - asks the user to select an AppleTalk networked computer and program to communicate with. A string, the program address, representing the AppleTalk come, computer...

I'm not sure. I'm using it for HyperCard event handling. I'm not familiar with AppleShare IP.

I totally forgot that I uploaded Hyper-Wordle to this!

I was thinking of setting up a netatalk2 server/host to support community network gaming. Has anyone done that? It looks like mac68k did at one time. http://www.synack.net/~bbraun/abridge.html

It does not include font files. Tried it on an .otf font.

I prefer a simple user experience. Drag and drop just works.

Tested on single and multiple files (about 20) of AIFF and MOD. Worked great on both. I also used a file that was already corrected without issue. PowerBook G3 running OS 8.6.

Count me in!

Great! I’m new to this so if you have any advice it would be greatly appreciated.

There is a formal process described here. It’s not an endorsement by Apple. It’s recognition and some support and perks. Once we are recognized, we can move forward. https://www.appleusergroupresources.com/questions-and-answers-about-user-groups/

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...