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A Blast From the PastSnes No Intro Roms Usanes emulator pc, In dieser Rangliste finden Sie als. It was written by LeeLarson. Please REGISTER and LOGIN for full access or UPGRADE for UNLIMITED access.This article first appeared in the December 1999issue of the LouisvilleComputer News.

She tolerates his habit, because, as he reminds her, he could share the hobbies of his father and younger brother: bass fishing and beer. His wife, Liz, who confines her computing to Quicken, word processing, and surfing, calls his basement playroom the Cyber-Dungeon. But, then, he knows the war of words is lost as long as computer-illiterate television reporters refuse to listen.Greg's been tinkering with computers longer than I've known him, and he has just about one of everything running in his basement. He'll carefully explain that the teen cyber-nuisances are crackers and not hackers.

It's even fast enough to be useful, although a modern Wintel box is a lot faster. It's a program that simulates an Intel standard PC, complete with sound and Ethernet cards, right inside your Mac. I imagine her attitude is something like 'cut your losses and count your blessings.'It's usually pretty interesting to see what Greg's up to, and right now he's fascinated with emulation-making one computer act like it's another computer.Just about anyone who's used a Mac in the last few years has heard of Virtual PC from Connectix.

On a G3 or G4 Mac, it's for sure the fastest Apple II ever to appear.'Bernie ][ the Rescue is the unlikely name of a shareware ($35) program that emulates the old Apple IIgs. Bernie ][ the Rescue could be called Virtual IIgs. I still think the old Apple II machines are a lot of fun to play with, and I've got a lot of junk written with the original AppleWorks. 'I expect my tired old Apple IIgs will soon be heading to the great trash heap in the sky.

It's fun to take them out and have a look once in a while. Some of the best games I've played are the original Lode Runner and Qix. 'There's a lot of good software from back then. It had a 65816 processor running at a snappy 2.8 MHz and could accommodate a whopping 16 megabytes of RAM.Even better, it had an emulation mode allowing it to run the thousands of programs written for its predecessors, the Apple II, II+, //e, //c and //c+.Greg thinks of the original Apple II series as the 'Model-T of computers.' In fact, like so many who learned microcomputing back in the late 70's and early 80's, he began by learning everything about his father's Apple II with 16K of RAM and 6502 processor whizzing along at 1 MHz. The IIgs was never a best seller, because Apple's big push was behind the Mac by the time the IIgs appeared.Although it sounds like a 97 pound weakling by today's standards, the Apple IIgs was pretty powerful in its time. It was introduced in 1987 and was upgraded at least three times until production ceased in late 1992.

When I first turned Bernie on, it was so fast I couldn't keep up. Of course, I'm ignoring that the Mac was running the game in one small window, while it took up the whole screen on the gs.Greg laughed a little and said 'You know, at first I didn't think the games would be playable. The Mac looked a little smoother, and its sound was a little cleaner, but they were both pretty much the same. Both were running the original Apple II Lode Runner.

I wasted a lot of time on that game when it first came out!'Bernie isn't the only Apple II emulator on the Mac, but it does seem the most solid and complete. Luckily, there are settings in Bernie to slow down the emulation, so Lode Runner is pretty much like normal. The G3 with Bernie was almost 50 times faster than the gs. I took a big spreadsheet in AppleWorks and timed how long it took to compute.

This ROM program is still copyrighted by Apple, and they're not making it available to anyone outside the Cupertino mother ship, even though they've been asked to do so many times.'I have a real Apple IIgs, so there was no problem making an image file of the ROM to use on the Mac,' said Greg. Every Apple II has a built-in program that makes the Apple II know it's an Apple II. A summary of most of them can be found at Emulation.Net (There are even several that run under Microsoft Windows and DOS.All of the emulators have one big problem: the Apple II ROM. Gus is gone, but a half dozen others remain.

Of course, part of the ROM is AppleSoft BASIC which is really owned by Microsoft. It's not like they're ever going to need them again. But, the special ROM must make it hard to get new users for these programs.'He continued, 'I don't know why Apple doesn't just hang the ROMs out on the 'Net.

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Version 4.5 is extremely sluggish logging into an IMAP server, while 5.0 is almost as fast as other very capable IMAP clients such as Mulberry and PowerMail. It also seems slower doing many things.The POP functionality is the same as before, but the IMAP support has been greatly improved. It won't run on any Mac OS prior to 8.1 and wants between eight and ten megabytes of RAM to behave normally. It's a major overhaul of version 4.5, with many new features.As usual, the system requirements have gone up along with the version number. Anyone willing to put a little time into a Sherlock search can find them pretty quickly.'Microsoft finally released the free Outlook Express 5.0 mail client for the Mac. Of course, the ROMs are out there, unofficially.

Since the file can be an executable, launching it could cause damage to the user's machine. Since the user is not aware that the file has been downloaded, the user may encounter the file later and open/launch it. This scenario is similar to malicious users sending out messages containing harmful attachments in that the user has to explicitly take action (opening the attachment, or in this case, opening the downloaded file) in order for any damage to occur-the file is NOT automatically opened or executed on the user's machine. (The location of the default Download folder is set in IE or Internet Config.) The downloaded file can be anything, including an executable. Shortly after it came out, Microsoft released the following security advisory.'Users may experience a Trojan Horse type security issue that makes it possible for a malicious sender to send an MHTML message to an OE 5 user that will automatically download a file to the user's default Download folder without the OE 5 user's knowledge. This problem seems cured in the latest version.This release is not without problems.

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