Re: IIe -> mac data transfer

[Quartz <quartz@sneakertech.com>]

> The computer itself isn't particularly valuable.

that's what I had figured, being a generic old IIe.


>If there are
> any interesting cards (apart from what you've mentioned already)
> then they might be worth more than the computer itself.

well, not knowing anythign about IIe's, I dont' know what counts as 
"interesting", but I'll list off what's in there:

as far as I can tell, it only has 5 cards in it- with 1 being the 
diskdrive card and the other the thumbprint, the remaining 3 look like 
they all have somethign to do with video:

these 3 are all connected to eachother- one is upright in a slot and 
long, a short one attaches to the side of that card like a sort of 
daughterboard and has a cable going out to the monitor port, and the 3rd 
lies flat against the motherboard with a cable connecting it to the long 
upright.


> Software on original disks sometimes goes for $5-$10 a disk on
> Ebay. I'm not sure why, but it happens. If you feel like spending
> the time, tell us what different software titles are there.

I have WAY too many disks to type them out here.

..however, I should probably catalog them at some point... gimme a 
couple days and I may have somethign posted on my website.


he also has lots of book/magazines of varying sorts, some with their 
original disks. 'beagle bros." stuff, "GS+" issues, and lots of 
programming manuals. I'll try and list those too.

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