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Find the game called Alice. It's an alice in wonderland game that is more like GTA than a kid's game :D

I think I know the answer to this, but it's been a long time so I figured I'd ask in case I'm wrong.  Totally ignoring aftermarket CPU upgrades, and only referring to original CPU cards... Are the processors in CPU Macs all interchangeable? Will the automatically work at their correct speed? I...

My optical drive IS an Apple IDE drive. All of these OSes are fresh, clean full installs. Neither of the systems that can't see the drive, have the CD ROM extension disabled. It's very odd. I'll see what 7.6.0 thinks of things...

Ok I've figured something out, and I don't understand it. But after many boots off different volumes on this Mac, it turns out that: The CD Drive works normally under System 7.5.5, Mac OS 8.6 and Mac OS 9 The CD Drive will not mount it's inserted disc under Mac OS 7.6.1 and Mac OS 8.1 What do...

When I said Classic, I meant classic versions of the OS, not the model of Mac named "Classic". As far as versions, I have a drive with many partitions and I'm running nearly every version of Mac OS/System.  That said, how do you get Disk Copy to duplicate hard drives? I haven't been able to get...

I need to move a whole bunch of volumes from one drive to another. I know drag and drop generally works with classic, although the desktop folder is invisible. And the other problem i've been running in to, theres no way to know which desktop folder, on which drive, a particular file on your...

I think it's running 7.something but I'm not sure. I'm working on getting the computer. Along the lines of what you're saying, if that would work, I could move the data into emails in eudora in theory. Then upload those emails to a mail server and download them on OS X into .mbox data. ccMail...

I downloaded the MailConverter program above and ran it on my ccMail raw data files. As expected, I did not get any usable results. But what I did get was at least slightly promising. I got two eudora mailbox files, which containing the correct number of emails. But the body of each email was...

According to that article, you can't run the converter on the program's raw data files, you need to somehow "export" to a text file. I'm not sure what these means, and I also don't currently have the application, only the data files. I'm going to try to get a hold of the customer's laptop with...

One of the things I tried was adding that extension, the converter still couldn't read the files. The steps above looks like you need ccmail for windows for it to work.

Ok I downloaded that, tried to install it... the installation steps don't make sense. I messed around and got it to install but now it won't run due to missing .dll's. Windows is so terrible, working in system 7 ain't so bad compared to this.  One again, I'll mess around with it later. This one...

Yeah just played around some more, doesn't look like this is going to work. Whatever that archiver is looking for, seems to be totally different from what I have. Whether its a mac/pc thing, or a version 2/version 8 thing, I seem to be getting nowhere fast, sadly. Too bad, that would have been a...

I'll play around with it more later, maybe give some files some extensions that the app is looking for and see what happens. 

Ok I got it working under windows 7, I had to install Outlook first before this program will even run, which is strange. But unfortunately, it looks like it only converts data from cc:Mail for windows. It is unable to read my old Mac files :-/ I'll poke around with it more later but it looks...

Also, whenever I try to run that archive importer (on an XP virtual machine), I get this error and it won't launch: "mapi initialization error" :(

That is very interesting. But what can I do with .pst files? Can they be imported directly into any mail clients (as opposed to mail servers)?

I have a customer that has some very important email files on old powerbook, in the program cc:Mail. From what I've been able to tell, it started as more of a private messaging system (not email but an email like system), then it migrated over to a more traditional email program. I've tried...

When it comes to these old PCI Macs, everyone's first thought is that it can take PC100 and it should be backwards compatible. Is that true? I suspect the answer is a big definitely "NO".  If that's the case, then the question remains, where can you get RAM for these Macs, these days? I saw a...

I had never heard of MacWeb so I just checked it out. It looks like it's one of those super old browsers that doesn't include the domain name it's looking for in it's HTTP request. Thus unless your website has a dedicated IP address for each subdomain (which is craziness), almost nothing is...

Two of my websites work in any browser, www.WhatsMyIP.org and www.macfixer.com; the second one, as referenced in my sig, is doubly relevant to this conversation.