The Mac Daniel 2000 Archive

Columns marked BOMD are the Best of Mac Daniel and have been among the most popular archive articles at some point in the history of the Mac Daniel column.

Index

BOMD Buying a newer Mac, Evan Kleiman, 2000.12.22. How to buy a used, refurbished, or new Mac to replace your old one.
BOMD Burning CDs, Evan Kleiman, 2000.12.13. Apple may not currently offer a recordable CD option, but you can burn CDs from your Mac with the right hardware.
Getting organized on your Mac, Evan Kleiman, 2000.12.5. With a little extra software, the Mac can help you get and stay organized.
Older Mac, newer SCSI, Michael Munger, 2000.11.15. How can you use newer SCSI devices with 50- or 68- pin connectors with older Macs?
BOMD Free Internet access for Mac users, Evan Kleiman, 2000.11.8. There are more free Internet options for Mac users than ever before.
Unsupported memory, Michel Munger, 2000.11.3. Is it safe and smart to use "unsupported" memory in my computer?
Free Internet access for Mac users, Evan Kleiman, 2000.11.1. superseded by 11/8 column.
Is my software legal?, Dan Knight, 2000.10.27. If you buy a used computer with software installed, do you own the software?
Upgrade a SuperMac to Mac OS 9, Michel Munger, 2000.10.23. Installing OS 9 on a SuperMac.
Getting an older Mac on the Net, Evan Kleiman, 2000.10.19. Yes, you can get just about any Mac ever made on the Internet.
Getting started with ResEdit, Evan Kleiman, 2000.10.5. Most Mac users have heard of ResEdit. This article explains how to ResEdit it to change your system.
Is a 2400 bps modem worth keeping?, Manuel Mejia Jr, 2000.10.3. In the age of the Web, is there any reason not to replace an old, slow modem?
The best new Mac, Michel Munger, Mac Daniel, 2000.09.27. What is the best new Mac you can buy?
Personalize your Mac's look & feel, Evan Kleiman, 2000.09.25. Tips on changing the visual appearance of your Mac.
BOMD What about that new 7200 upgrade?, Michel Munger, 2000.09.20. Sonnet has a G3 upgrade for the 7200, but is it a good value?
Best Mac for a kid, Evan Kleiman, 2000.09.13. Which is the best Mac for a kid? Well, that depends....
Getting a Mac job, Julie Fugett, 2000.09.7. Julie works full-time supporting Macs. Here's her good advice for those who'd love to work with computers for a living.
Making Macs listen and obey, Evan Kleiman, 2000.08.21. A brief introduction to using Speech Recognition to control your Mac.
The Land Before Silicon, Manuel Mejia Jr, 2000.08.16. Travels in Russia with a PowerBook 100.
Macster on the iMac, Evan Kleiman, 2000.08.14. There are some problems with Macster on the iMac. Evan explains how to work around them.
BOMD How to make a bootable restore CD, Charlie Ruggiero, 2000.06.21. Step by step instructions for creating and using a bootable CD-ROM with your own personalized System Folder.
Classic printing for classic Macs, Manuel Mejia Jr, 2000.06.15. Why the best printer for a classic Mac may be the venerable ImageWriter II.
Mac Ripoff: Performa 6218CD, Dan Knight, 2000./8. One user's experience with Apple's all time worst Road Apple.
BOMD Not raising the dead, Manuel Mejia Jr, 2000.05.22. Sometimes it doesn't make economic sense to revive a dead Mac, but even in death their parts can save others.
Field Testing the Carpenter's PB 100 Fix, Manuel Mejia Jr, 2000.05.9. Building and using a battery adapter with the PowerBook 100.
BOMD Follow Up on the 6100, 7100, and 8100, Adam Robert Guha, 2000.04.27. A look at upgrade options.
BOMD Speeding a 7200 on the Web, Julie Fugett, 2000.04.21
Picking an older Power Mac, Adam Robert Guha, 2000.04.6. First generation Power Macs can be quite a value.
The carpenter's trade in the computer age, Manuel Mejia Jr, 2000.03.31. A carpenter, a block of wood, an R/C battery, and a resurrected PowerBook.
Replacement screen for a 5300, Julie Fugett, 2000.03.27. Options for replacing a bad screen on the PowerBook 5300.
BOMD Macs and digital video, Charlie Ruggiero, 2000.03.22. Starts out looking at video editing on Macs, then examines various video formats.
Raising the dead, part 3, Manuel Mejia Jr, 2000.03.20. Ongoing work resurrecting a Mac II, plus the start of a PowerBook 100 project.
Modem for older Power Mac, Julie Fugett, 2000.03.7
Upgrading an LC 575, Julie Fugett, 2000.02.29
Online with a Performa 636, Julie Fugett, 2000.02.22
Raising the dead, part 2, Manuel Mejia Jr, 2000.02.14. More on resurrecting a Mac II.
Setting up a Mac web server, Charlie Ruggiero, 2000.02.11
Backing up your Mac, Charlie Ruggiero, 2000.02.4
Raising the dead, Manuel Mejia Jr, 2000.01.18. First episode on reviving a dead Mac II.

Counterpoint

Leave it be, sometimes the best choice is not upgrading
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