--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "flyfishingusa2002" <tflyfish@c...> wrote: >I am a PC user who knows nothing about MACs. Can anyone >suggest the minimum MAC configuration that might run the IJC >software? I would also like to run MatchBox which I have a copy >of complete with a ColorMouse. I would like to use the mac as >a print server on my windows XP-based ethernet home system. >I was thinking that I might pick up a cheap system on EBAY. >Any suggestions would be appreciated. JE's synopsis of older Mac systems is pretty good. Specifically, though, I would advise sticking to PCI Power Macs, from the 7300/7500/7600 (8600/9600 in tower format) forward; these models are more upgradable (up to 800mHz G4 cards and higher for the above models) and have higher RAM capacity. Depending on configuration, they can range in price from $40 up. (I recently found a clean 9600 with about 160mb RAM and 4GB HD for $65 in a thrift shop - this is the one with six PCI slots, so between that and 1.5gb memory capacity, you could go to town). Remember, however, not to overdo it - a few hundred dollars, at most, is plenty to get things up to speed, while still saving a bundle over something new. And, for even more specific info, you can go here: http://www.lowendmac.com - Barrett
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Re: Bowhaus OPM on older macs
2003-04-01 by amateriat
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