In contrast, Japanese is way easier. My only gripe is when you are forced to use kanji (chinese characters) instead of the simpler hiragana/katakana. Of course, knowing me, I prefer romaji (japanese words written in the english alphabet). I took one class of japanese in college and aced it. Never bo...

Sure I remember the BeOS... and using the Be Kaleidoscope2 scheme for the longest time. I've always wanted to run said OS on my 6100, but never knew if they were compatible with each other and I lacked the interest to head down that avenue.

This might be a long shot, but have you tried Outlook Express (as a possible workaround)?

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/d ... 56380e8425

Almost revealing my true age, this is a nice take on an oldie:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nViC0K-zifk

haydent, are you aware that you're responding to topics that are a number of months old?

haydent wrote:this worked for me

http://www.macintoshgarden.org/apps/stuffit-expander-55

Wow... an old thread. Months old. I'd believe the original poster got his/her answer...

En Espanol. http://translate.google.com/translate?js=n&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&layout=2&eotf=1&sl=en&tl=es&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.emaculation.com%2Fdoku.php%2Fsheepshaver_online_guide Sin embargo, yo uso la opción "Basilisco II router" en lugar y funciona bien pa...

If you haven't already done so, you should also downgrade your installation of Quicktime from 6.x to 4.x. To do that, you'd need to manually remove -everything- that the 6.x installer installed, including its preferences in the preferences folder, its extensions (inits), and control panel (cdev).

Silent, please do us a favor (and I'm trying to be polite here)... when you ask for help, please give us more background information. We can get nowhere fast by simply assuming we know what you're talking about.

To FCT: Alright then... isn't it possible to just designate the DATA disk itself as a volume to mount from within Sheepshaver.... instead of having to first go through the step of creating a disk image out of it (Method I; depicted below) ? Alternatively, couldn't you also designate the DATA disk as...

You know, after visiting Tycho's sites, listed at the end of page 1 of this topic, there seems to be no recent progress nor any updated blog entries... like... none at all. This probably means that, for the time being, he's run into a number of several developmental roadblocks or he has given up the...

I so thoroughly hate Flash, it's almost a religion for me. The worst...... absolutely worst part is when corporate websites use so much Flash that to even get to the part on their site to ask for help, you need Flash to navigate through their menus!!! Is it too much to ask web site people to just ha...

I'd like to raise 3 possible issues concerning this..... and do forgive me if I come across like a sanctimonious policeman for this: *Privacy *Warez vs Abandonware? *Free Online version 1) Who in their right/proper mind would give you (or anyone else for that matter) their own personal IP address? S...

Before you begin, make sure you have installed " Stuffit Expander " properly installed on your emulated Mac. There are 3 things that i can think of: 1) The program you want to use (Mac Diff 4.2.6) is not properly installed yet and resides on your hard drive as a compressed archive file (ei...

Probably more than likely, i'd rather just switch from PC to Mac and have it loaded with Lion already.

This is excellent.

But I still wonder how areas such as Unicode (displaying the proper text characters and symbols), Flash, Java, and Javascript will be approached and ultimately handled (if at all possible).

The web isn't just a product of progress... the web -is- progress. It will never be a two-way street.

But what good would that do? We already chat on the forum. :| And if it's just for the sake of getting Stephen Coates' attention, I'm reasonably certain that he reserves that channel of communication for stuff that's more important and more immediate than something like Sheepshaver or Mac emulation.

If your fastest Mac is a G3/233, how are/were you able to try 10.6 on it?! I mean, I thought 10.6.x ("Snow Leopard") was incompatible with PowerPC's (unless I missed something)... Or did you mean to say that you tried 10.6 on a different Mac? On a Hackintosh? Or even in a virtual machine? ...

lol.... hotline.

Omicron wrote:Either way, I probably should go find an old Mac to work with.

Your best bet would be a maxed-out iMac G3 600 or 700, or one of the early G4's... anything that is dual-bootable with OS 9.x & OS X. They can be had for practically "dirt-cheap" on eBay.

I don't know if this would help.... but couldn't you update to 7.5.5?

you might have to insert the disc first, and then start the emulator....

The screen going black and the emulator crashing is actually an old bug that really never was solved..... and even the solution really depends on your Sheepshaver settings.... even more so than how you have OS 9 itself configured within the emulator. But for anyone here willing to help you out, plea...

You might give HFVExplorer or MacDrive a go... Another tool that I haven't tried, but might work for you could be HFSExplorer. They're all on Google, so you'll be able to find them (by name) with very little trouble. Whether you'll be able to use the resulting disk image as a bootable drive in BII (...