


The Macintosh Classic II
Introduced in October 1991, The Mac Classic II was everything the
original Classic should have been. It shipped in a restyled case, had
a 16 MHz 68030 processor, and included a microphone. The Classic II
cost $1,900 and was discontinued in September 1993. It was bundled
with a 2400/9600 baud fax/modem and extra software and sold as the
Performa 200 in September 1992. The Performa 200 was discontinued in
April 1993. Got a Mac Classic II? Join the
System
6 email digest.
Apple's
Specs on the Classic
HyperCard
Stacks
Classic II Specs
Upgrades
Check
out my Mac store for parts!
Memory - download my Get
Your Compact Mac On the Web Tutorial
for info on memory and system upgrades.
Accelerators - none
Ram Guide
for Macs
Radius PowerView - SCSI converter that allows 256 colors with an
external monitor on the Classic (out of production).
Asante EN/SC - converts SCSI port
to ethernet.
Performa 550 - you can upgrade the
CLassic II to a Performa 550 by swapping motherboards.
Repairs
Internet
Start here
for internet info
Get Your
Compact Mac On the Web - everything
you need.
Worldshare
has free internet for 68k Macs - Mac Plus or up. No banners, no
proprietary software to download. (Requires minimum $10 donation to
the charity of your choice, also requires filling out 1 survey a
month. Not available in all cities).
A
Mac Plus web server
Tips
For Browsing On Older Macs
Info
About Browsers On Older Macs
Maximum modem
throughput on a older Macs
Surf
the web through another Mac - Mac
Plus or up
I set up two Macs: (Plus
and Color
Classic) as web servers at the same
time.
NOTE: these servers are only up when I am online, typically 8 pm
to 2 am CST.
Surf
the web through another Mac - Mac
Plus or up
ZTerm
HOW-TO. Connect to Unix hosts or
Macs and PC's with this terminal emulation program.
Tips
on using Eudora on older Macs
Sue Korlan's Internet FAQ -
tips and tricks on getting online and staying online
Disc
image of system 6.0.8 with Eudora
1.3.1 - use email while booted off a
floppy
Hacks
Software
Start here for info on software
for the Mac Plus
Classic
Mac icons
Software that will work on 68000 Macs
Desktop
Manager. Ever switch between System
6.0x and 7.x on a Mac Plus and hate it whe it rebuilds the desktop?
Takes 5 min on my 520 meg drive. This will eliminate rebuilding the
desktop.
Sim
020 let's your 68000 Mac (Plus, SE,
Classic, PB 100, Portable) run 68020 applications.
Formatting
third party (non Apple) drives on a
Plus.
Init/CDEV
is an extensions manager for System 6 Macs.
WindowShade
- Gives you the popular window shade effect that came with 7.5 but it
works under 6.x and up.
Screen shot
of Ram Charger at work - 17 apps on
a Plus at once.
SCSI
Accelerator will supposedly make
your Plus faster, although I have never noticed a
difference.
Uses
Word Processing
Web server
Email
HyperCard programming for kids
Learn How To Type
Play old games
Learn
Unix
Play network games
Paint programs for kids
Animation creation with HyperCard, Director, VideoWorks (last two are
out of print)
Clock
Datase, mailing list, recipes with Filemaker 1-3, HyperCard
Usenet
comp.sources.mac : Software
for the Mac
comp.sys.mac.advocacy :
Macintosh family compared to the others
comp.sys.mac.announce :
Important notices for Mac users
comp.sys.mac.apps : Discussion
of Macintosh applications
comp.sys.mac.comm : Discussion
of Macintosh communications
comp.sys.mac.digest : Mac info
& uses
comp.sys.mac.hardware.misc
: General Mac hardware topics
comp.sys.mac.misc : General
discussion about Mac
comp.sys.mac.programmer.help
: Help with Mac programming
comp.sys.mac.programmer.info
: FAQ
comp.sys.mac.programmer.misc
: Other issues of Macintosh programming
comp.sys.mac.system :
Discussion of Macintosh software system
Other
19.2 modem throughput (faster with loss of data).
Networking
a compact Mac to a Linux Box -
includes details on how to instlal Linux on an SE/30.
Networking
a compact
Mac
to an iMac While Booted Off A
Floppy
Home
Automation Links (Mac Plus or
up)
Networking
compact
Macs
and USB Macs.
Scanning
With A Classic Mac - tips and
suggestions.
Using
A Zip Drive On A Classic II
Turning your dead Mac into a MacQuarium.
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