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Started by Caezaar
Mon, 12 Nov 2001 18:32
All my old Mac stuff in one box: Sell or trade
Author: Caezaar
Date: Mon, 12 Nov 2001 18:32
Date: Mon, 12 Nov 2001 18:32
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I am packing up several years’ worth of Macintosh investment into one box to give away (tax deductable only), sell, or trade for something interesting. These Macs, software and accessories were used for music composition, publishing (several nationwide advertising campaigns) business, home use, and travel. Look it over, offer me some price, or to trade something interesting. Plan to take everything, or at least the bulk of the box. Please, polite responses only. – Located in Scotts Valley (831)439-9005 Here’s what’s in the box: One Macintosh Duo PowerPC 100mhz Upgraded Powerbook 230 (2300?) 24mb RAM 240mb HD Currently running MacOS 7.5, MS Word, Adobe Pagemaker (Aldus?), ClarisWorks, Freehand, Netscape, etc. One Macintosh Duo 230 8mb RAM 80mb HD 14.4 internal express modem Currently running MacOS 7.1 THIS ONE IS NOT PERFECT: SCREEN IS TOO BRIGHT AND WILL NOT ADJUST DOWN May be an easy fix… Unit works fine otherwise. One Macintosh Duo 230 Logic Board ONLY 4mb Left over from PowerPC upgrade Ironically, it plugs into Duo Dock and works fine, so it could be considered a third computer... One Duo Dock: 240mb (or close) Internal HD Second Video output SuperMac Thunder NuBus Video Card – Syncs to standard and non standard screens (hold down option key at boot up and it will cycle through frequencies) One Samsung CT4581 14” Multisync color monitor Handles both digital and analog video inputs One Midiman Macman Macintosh Midi Interface (three out, one in) Three (or four) PowerBook Duo AC adapters Faralon Etherwave Ethernet/Localtalk adapter Put your Duo on the ethernet network Piggybacks adb power for power source – so is portable With original disks and manual One Newer Technologies MicroDock – External color video multisync output + adb + sound output One Newer Technologies MicroDock – SCSI + adb One Apple MicroDock – External Floppy (dock only – no floppy or cable) + adb Two Original Macintosh Powerbook Duo User’s Guides (323 pages) One Original Macintosh Express Modem User’s Guide (151 Pages) Various video adapters and short cables, PhoneNet and localtalk adapters One (and maybe a second) Apple SCSI cable square 30 pin to centronics- type 50 pin for external SCSI devices Five PowerBook Duo Rechargable NiMH Batteries One type three, two type two, two plain NiMH, and three battery cases One original Apple Duo carrying Case Use Duo while in case, extra pockets, etc. Apple Keyboard adb Apple Mouse adb One Kensington Turbo Mouse adb Large Trackball. Two special Apple PowerBook Torx tools Software for Macintosh: (ALL on original Disk or CD) Aldus Pagemaker 4.2 with Aldus PrePrint with original box and all documentation and reference cards Aldus Freehand Microsoft Word 5.1 complete in original box with documentation Symantec ACT for Macintosh – Original Documentation Mark of the Unicorn MOTU FreeStyle 1.01 Midi Sequencing and Notation Software (Excellent software!) With Original User’s Guide Includes Unisyn K1.13 Patch management software MECC Storybook weaver – Educational SW: Kids publish a story with graphics and music Ages 6 up Kidsoft Select: Games in Spanish CD Ages 4 up Kidsoft Math Ace Jr. Ages 4-8 Sierra Discovery series – Yobi’s Magic Spelling Tricks (good spelling game ages 6 up?) w/docs Sierra Discovery Series Castle of Dr. Brain Ages 12 up Excellent logic game for adults and kids. Apple Software: Original MacOS 7.1 install Disks with PowerBook Disk Original MacOS 6.0.7 Disks Original MacOS 7.5.2 CD Apple Telecom Install disks (Express Modem SW + Fax software) Utilities: Symantec (Norton?) Utilities for Macintosh w/book Spirit Technologies SCSI management tools Ontrack Disk Manager SW Other surprises are likely to turn up by the time someone comes by to pick this up.
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