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The Balance Of Judgement Senior Member Ivory Coast 1006 Posts	Posted - 21 Nov 2003 : 21:55:45 Tonight I'm going through a whole lot of my archives and the sad thing is I don't know what half of this stuff is. (I could try something out but all I have is a PowerBook 5300 and iMac..which aren't the best for testing unknown software) So, I'm going to make up a list of filenames and if anyone wants one of the lists and they can help me to sort them out as to what each program is. A google search no longer brings up as much information for old 68k software.
Unknown_K Full Member USA 602 Posts	Posted - 22 Nov 2003 : 00:49:43 I can help if needed.
The Balance Of Judgement Senior Member Ivory Coast 1006 Posts	Posted - 22 Nov 2003 : 02:35:30 I'll send some lists as soon as they are ready.
cory5412 68KMLA Comrade-in-Arms USA 4679 Posts	Posted - 24 Nov 2003 : 10:36:36 I don't know exactly what all I k now about alot of the older 68k software, but iff'n you want to send me that list, I'm sure that I could be of some kind of help. Official 68k videographer Official MLA TourGuide Editor of the MLAgazine "I'm just a normal computer geek who somehow landed a social life"
maclover5 LC Doctor/Hot Rodder Australia 5830 Posts	Posted - 24 Nov 2003 : 17:00:06 I'd like to see what i can do...even though i'm on dialup. "**** em" - Jobs in regards to customers Warrior maclover5 68kMLA Official 68kMLA Detective Number of 68ks Liberated: 7 Number of Contraband (PPC) Liberated from the Dumpster: 1
The Balance Of Judgement Senior Member Ivory Coast 1006 Posts	Posted - 24 Nov 2003 : 22:20:40 Lists are text only so dial-up won't be a problem. It just takes a long time to write out that many titles. Anyone know a good OS X tool to create a txt listing of files on a drive?
redrouteone Junior Member USA 226 Posts	Posted - 24 Nov 2003 : 23:36:12 Open terminal and run find . -name "" > filelist.txt This will find all find in the current directory and its subdirectories and write their name and path to filelist.txt. You can replace with a search item such as *.sit to search for files that end in .sit. The . means that the seach should start from the current directory. / will start in the root directory and ../ will start in the previous directory. Also see man find for more info on the find command. --Eric ___________________________ I'm like the Pepsi employee that drinks Coke. I work on PCs at work but use a Mac at home
The Balance Of Judgement Senior Member Ivory Coast 1006 Posts	Posted - 25 Nov 2003 : 08:07:17 http://appleshare.girlspace-media.com/filelist.txt I know that it's big..(900KB) and that alot of folders are unstuffed etc....I'm trying to sort what programs I do know about etc. Anyways.. I'll post more updates when done..hopefully a better manageable file listing.
redrouteone Junior Member USA 226 Posts	Posted - 25 Nov 2003 : 22:24:18 I cleaned up the list a bit. Now it only show files ending in .smi .hqx .img .sit .bin. A few files may be listed more than once but the new file is only 31k. I thought of pulling off the path to the file but I thought that it may be helpful in identifying them. You can get it at http://www.redrouteone.net/68kmla/newlist.txt --Eric ___________________________ I'm like the Pepsi employee that drinks Coke. I work on PCs at work but use a Mac at home

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