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Also, the fact that it was bundled with the Copland beta makes 100% sense why it was corrupted. Copland couldn't run longer than a few minutes without self destructing.

Here it is. One is a System 7 Suitcase TrueType binhex encoded. The other is a PC TrueType file useable on modern computers. That was a fun bit of digital archeology. :D

Found it! It was bundled with the Copland beta. I'll make a copy for you.

I'm gonna look around on 1994-1995 developer CDs on Archive.org. Especially the OS betas. Might be on one of those.

So it looks like it was eventually called Charcoal and released with Mac OS 8. It's possible the original "Truth" font is located on a developer CD somewhere. It was rereleased by Font Bureau in 2022 after the license expired, but Font Bureau no longer sells it. MyFonts has it for sale for an...

If someone reverse engineered the FlashBox, I wonder if you could just run it off the ADB port without needing an external power supply.

Looking at the picture you provided, the installer probably just copies the files to the correct location, perhaps depending on the computer model. So if the installer isn't working, I would try just copying the FlashTalk, FlashTalk II, FlashRadius, and FlashTalkRadius to your System Folder...

Some people use scanners.

Some people like using real SCSI devices. I love my MO disks and drives. They look neat, are reliable, and are fun to use.

@DistantStar001 If you still want to add SCSI to your 512K (or 128K or additional SCSI for Plus), you need one of the SCSI cards that sandwiched onto the ROMs. You already have the Plus ROMs installed, which is 1/2 way there. A LOT of different companies made one or cloned it. It was a...

Would it be possible to use the Radius ROM? Bring back 4 and 16 colors which the Radius Thunder II had. Dunno if the cards were still identical hardware-wise after Radius took over.

@David Cook I wonder if it would be possible to replace the ROM with the Radius ROM, get those 16 colors back.

Applied Engineering used the same boxes with different slip covers for various products.

That's precisely why I sold mine. I have several games that require 16 colors.

@GorfTheChosen Yeah, I eventually discovered the hidden screws, but I was unable to make my plug work. I'll try the screwdriver method. Thanks very much for that!

Apparently it's been sold. Dang it. :(

@LCLover I'm still looking for one. I'm surprised someone stumbled upon this thread. I'm in Northern California (Bay Area.)

I often forget that not everyone has seen Spaceballs, and that my encyclopedic knowledge of the movie and ability to recite the entire thing by memory from start to finish are not common attributes.

Does B2 know you stole the floppy-head-protect disk?

Addendum: Head swap is risky cuz of alignment issues. I've swapped with no issues, but I may have just been extremely lucky.