William Garber wrote:
<aiiadict@gmail.com> wrote in message 1173204910.824585.316960@30g2000cwc.googlegroups.com">news:1173204910.824585.316960@30g2000cwc.googlegroups.com... : On Mar 6, 9:45 am, "William Garber" : <willy4...@garberstreet.com> wrote: : : > Or more simply, run in a IIgs emulator : > on a PC and use the built-in screen : > capture, ALT-PrtScr, paste into a : > graphics editor and save. : : THere you go... Thats how I make screen : captures for 8bit stuff, using applewin. : : Rich It's great for testing images also to see if they will fly, too. I'm setting up a work PC just for hooking up things that take up too much space on my desk; IE, Programmers, dev boards, Scanner, etc....... I will have my emulators on there and copy all of my images that I'm working on over to CF cards. That frees up my Internet PC from having too much stuff clogging it up.
I find that my 7GB of Apple stuff takes up only a tiny sliver of my disk space... With Fry's selling Seagate 300GB (16MB cache) ATA and SATA drives for about $80, it's hard to run out of space! ;-) While Moore's "Law" has pretty much petered out for improvements of single-thread processor performance, the hard disk guys continue to out-run Moore with density and speed improvements. The silicon run was good while it lasted, but we're having to work hard for the last order of magnitude these days. As the rate of improvement slows and the required capital investment soars, the whole "wait 'til next year if you can't afford it" mentality is due for a sea change. If it weren't for massive consolidation and the cost reductions that come from economies of scale, things would be even dryer in silicon valley. -michael NadaNet networking for Apple II computers! Home page: http://members.aol.com/MJMahon/ "The wastebasket is our most important design tool--and it's seriously underused."