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  1. scottkleinberg

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    Joined: Nov 2003

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    Nice but ...

    Cute, but English please. None of this German einstinkenhausen.

  1. dthree

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    Joined: Apr 1999

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    system 7?

    Looks more like 4.

  1. pnypwrmb76

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    Joined: Oct 2003

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    I wanted to cry.

    I don't think System 7 had window shades though. Eghh, close enough! Played lots and lots of Tetris for nostalgia's sake.

  1. testudo

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    Joined: Aug 2001

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    Hmmm

    Hard to say. The look definitely is more 6ish, but that's because they're emulating 7 on a b&w (that's black & white, not blue & white) mac. Although the version of MacWrite they show is like v1.0 of that, so they're mixing genres.

    Of course, I could just plug in my PowerMac 7100 for System 7 goodness (or my Classic for System 6 goodness, or my FatMac for 3.x goodness) or dig up my 128K for some 1.0 goodness.

  1. testudo

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    Joined: Aug 2001

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    Window shade

    It didn't have it built-in, but there was a control panel to do this. It was called WindowShade, which Apple bought and hacked into the OS itself in v7.5. (Ahh, v7.5, basically v7.1 with 18 add-ons that were once shareware add-ons).

  1. denim

    Mac Elite

    Joined: Jun 2000

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    Funny

    Is there a shortage of Mac SE machines? I've still got mine, ready to go.

  1. deTaNg

    Fresh-Faced Recruit

    Joined: Apr 2003

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    Ahh

    The memories. '=0)

  1. MacLives

    Fresh-Faced Recruit

    Joined: Feb 2004

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    Arghh

    The picture is a Mac Plus (or is it a 512?) not an SE. Good grief.

  1. bscepter

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    Joined: Apr 2004

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    Takes me back to college!

    Ah... the good old days. It was 1998 and I just dropped $3,000 on a "student priced" Mac SE with a--wait for it--40 MB hard drive! Oh how I loved playing Prince of Persia, Sim City and Wizardry on that little beast! I even had a 1,400 baud Hayes modem, with which I was able to hook into my local university's BBS. I even registered for classes online!

    Just think what three grand would buy you now!

  1. bscepter

    Fresh-Faced Recruit

    Joined: Apr 2004

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    Whoops! 1988!

    Not 1998! I think the three grand included a printer and some basic productivity software.

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