@kdfrawg The new paradigm will cost you more than a pair of dimes.
// @phoneboy @streakmachine
Get it while it's hot! I've been dickering about whether or not to get this bundle. Glad I did today, there's but one day remaining. The Cult-Of-Mac Black Friday Mac Bundle, featuring PDF Expert and Roxio Toast Titanium 16.
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@streakmachine I doubt I can claim my new (manufactured in August 2017) 4k iMac 21.5-inch is in the high-end class, but it is pretty snappy & easy on the eyes with that retina display.
// @phoneboy
@streakmachine Very nice. Get the hard drive the hell out, replace it with an SSD & give it 6 GB of RAM. It'll reward you with a superb typing experience. and a nice quick boot-up & overall response.
While the 15 inch MacBook Pros went Unibody on 14th October 2008, the 17-inch stayed in production until it also became a Unibody victim in January of the following year.
I recall attending a meeting of the Mac User Group many years ago when the topic was a stand-alone app called Keynote. This app predated the iWork suite which initially included Keynote 2 with Pages 1.
Just found an Apple iWork ‘05 (Pages 1 & Keynote 2) installer CD. Now being installed on the Tiger partition of the 12-in G4 PowerBook. I’m yet to relocate the Office ‘98 CD I need for its activation code.
Booted the 12-in PowerBook into Tiger, intending to use Office ‘98 in Classic on some salvaged documents from a floppy disk drive.
No go: app wants a 10- digit code entered. This mean I have to locate the installer CD.
Success! G4 12-in PowerBook now dual-boots into Tiger & Leopard. When in the former, I have access to OS 9 stuff via the Classic environment.