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for anyone else curious about the lid types on Wallstreets: http://www.danamania.com/temp/wslatches.jpg http://www.danamania.com/temp/wslids.jpg 13" and below with the rounded edge, and 14" with the squared off edge Dana

And for a little mac minutiae - 13" vs 14" wallstreet lids: http://www.danamania.com/temp/wslids.jpg and http://www.danamania.com/temp/wslatches.jpg The smaller screen got the smoothed off case, where the 14" screen had the chunkier top. Dana

Goodness - what a day, and what a surrounded-by-stuff moment I'm having. A few boxes from friends came within hours of one another, and I'm surrounded with more Bits than I know what to do with. Some duplicates, some spares, some new interesting stuff I haven't had before. Wallstreet I 13"...

I use a small paring knife - about 3" long. The important thing is to have something you can hold quite stable and wedge between the CPU and its socket, and lift just a little bit, while moving around the corners. It might take three or four rounds, but eventually it'll be loose enough to come...

For anyone who has both a powerbook 100 and powerbook 150 with their original feet - are the rear feet both interchangeable (ie mechanically swappable between the two machines) *AND* physically the same to look at? In pictures they look quite similar, but I need to know if they're the same. I...

And you can be lucky the opposite direction too - I bought a wallstreet 300 which, from the pics, looked really beat-up, and all I wanted from it was the logic board and CPU. Turns out the scratches in it aren't really visible irl, and the thing is as solid as a wallstreet gets. Unless you see...

Perhaps a section for apple literature - that can include stuff about books. Anything from original Apple brochures we might have picked up, to unfilled warranty cards with that new-in-box 128k, to copies of the rarer apple tech documentation for entire machines. That might be neat. Dana

http://www.danamania.com/temp/9600_colour.jpg is another example - my 9600, with colour monitor and default colour balance taken only by a low power desk lamp - that's a normal working colour screen displaying a grey classic OS gui. The opposite is when the colour balance is set for the screen...

The screens (when shown in photos) vary widely in colour, depending on the light the photo is taken in - white balance makes a HUGE difference. My SE for one, looks to have a grey screen in photos where the room is lit by sunlight, and a very definite blue when the photo is lit by a single...

Out of all the apps that you can run on a 68k, what's your favourite? It doesn't have to be something big like Photoshop (though that's mine), it might just be a small utility you find phenomenally useful and perfectly crafted... or anything in between. Doesn't have to be popular, or even able...

three cheers! Dana