Just within the past day or two, I came across an extension or some software that allowed DMA transfers for AppleTalk. But now after reading your post, I don't remember where it was I found it.
Awesome, thank you! :D I'll try that. I've been thinking about looking for a UNIX-like command environment for classic Mac OS, so that might fill that need.
I was able to connect my LC III to my Power Macintosh 7200 with a din printer cable using the printer port. However, I decided to change to PhoneNet, because phone lines are easier to find (in case I ever want to make a larger AppleTalk network).
The closest I could find was Checksum Validator on the Garden, but it's for OS X. I downloaded a large file from the Repository because I couldn't find it on the Garden, but its checksum is SHA-1. I have a util called Checksum 1.3 which runs on classic Mac OS, but it can't check SHA-1.
@chelseayr Oh sorry, I meant I wasn't sure what was on the site in the first message. I download lots of stuff from the Garden :) I realize now what I said was ambiguous lol.
@MrFahrenheit Awesome, thank you. I wasn't sure how numerous the warez were on that old site. I frequent the Garden often, but I wasn't sure what all was on it. Like almost everything that is lost to time, I was imagining countless untold treasures of warez beyond what the OP mentioned :ROFLMAO:
@chelseayr Yeah, I remember those annoying ad banners lol. I spent a lot of time trying to figure out how to make them go away, but finally realized there was nothing I could do. I didn't discover GeoCities until several years later.
Also, I switched from HomePage to PageMill. I discovered that...
Thanks, I've heard of PageMill, but never used it. HomePage works nicely. I started off by making web pages in the late '90s with Angelfire. They had a basic web editor, and I soon learned HTML. I didn't get a Mac until years later. I got my first computer in the summer of 2000, and didn't get...
That's what I said in the first post, but it keeps messing up the path of the background picture, and several versions after it kept doing it. I used to use it on my Power Mac G4 Quicksilver, but got tired of having to edit the HTML after every damn time I saved the file.
I never tried to make a web page on a 68k Mac, so I think it would be fun to try. I know Netscape Navigator 4.x has a built-in web page builder, but I don't like it. Dreamweaver doesn't work on a 68k. Has anyone here done this on a 68k before? Any recommendations?
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