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Of course you can create images with Disk Copy 4.2. Just pop in a disk and click "Read Master Floppy". Once the disk has been read in, go to File > Save Image. You have now just saved an image of your disk. PS I though Disk Copy 6.3 didn't make a "true" byte-for-byte copy and could give...

You use Disk Copy to write a disk image to disk. As far as the Enabler, you just have to drop that in the System folder.

I though abut doing that. I'll maybe tackle that this weekend.

I tried the trick several times and couldn't get it to come on. At one point, the green LED on the front came on, but it didn't boot.

I would not power that CRT up again. Cut your losses.

I finally got around to recapping my Color Classic, but unfortunately two of the pads came off the board and now the board is toast. I thought my LC 520 board would work so I popped it in, but the machine doesn't turn on. I wonder if the analog board has gone kaput too.

The low price and the title definitely says they didn't know what they had, or else the title would have been: ***MUST SEE APPLE STEVE JOBS VINTAGE LIKE NEW OWN AN ORIGINAL 128K MACINTOSH ONE-OF-A-KIND LIMITED EDITION NO RESERVE***** ...and it would have been $150 bucks.

My Apple II is pretty much a dedicated Lode Runner machine. "glamor shots" That's good. I liked that.

I had a spare $500,000, but I was outbid. Better luck next time. No, just kidding. Must be nice to have that kind of money to spend.

Yeh, nothing fancy. A regular torx set will do. Size T15 if I recall.

@Mk.558 What "guide" is this we're talking about? Sounds interesting.

$200? Yeh, that was a sweet deal.

Boiling plastic is not going to do anything for the color. The reason's it's yellow is because the fire retardant's in the plastic shed O2 atoms after their bonds have been weakened by exposure to UV light. Boiling it will do nothing to put oxygen back into the plastic. In order to restore the...

Congrats on the conquest. I've always wanted a Weller, but could never bring myself to drop the ~$200 on the model that I wanted. My wife picked up a Haako FX888 for me last Christmas. It was only $90 on Amazon and it has to be the best soldering iron I've ever used.

You didn't by any chance happen to use a telephone handset cord thinking it was the same did you? I've seen people do that. The pinouts are different. If you connect a telephone handset cord to the keyboard, you'll toast it.

A simulator on an emulator? Interesting. Anyway, if you're in an emulator, and you move the mouse outside the bounds of the emulator, doesn't it switch focus back to your main OS, like mini vMac does?

According to Apple's KB article, you had a "nothing" error. I'd try another RAM stick and see what it does. Old Macs are very picky when it comes to RAM.

So he spent $1700 on a broken Lisa not even knowing what model it is? Wow. I've seen people selling broken Lisas for $500 and I thought that was bad.

It doesn't matter what it's going to be. There will always be two camps: 1) where users don't care how it works as long as it works, and 2) those who tinker, hack, and upgrade.

$80?! Unbelievable!