Date:         Wed, 12 Jul 2000 20:00:22 -0700
Reply-To:     Jim A <jrasite@eoni.com>
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From:         Jim A <jrasite@eoni.com>
Subject:      Re: ?RAM for Apple?
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Figuring that the Mac users will read this and the darkside users will ignore
it, I'll offer the list a couple of links for Mac questions.  This will keep
them off the Vanagon list (mandatory Vanagon content!!!) and keep the 'others'
from complaining.

Link 1.) <http://www.lowendmac.net>  Links to more Mac info than you'll EVER
read.  Everything from Apple []s to the latest G5s. (Yes, G5.  Got a beta
tester on the PM list.)  Lists are almost as busy as this one and about as
dependable as Gerry used to be.

Link 2.) The allmacs list on the egroups server.  A nice friendly small list.
Probably less than a hundred members, but with a couple mixed platform system
administrators who really know their stuff.  You can subscribe by sending the
famous 'empty' message to <mailto:allmacs-subscribe@egroups.com>

Link 3.) For factory service manuals for your Mac hardware, point your browser
to Gamba's site.  They're not nearly as complete as a Bentley, but Bentley
doesn't do Macs! <http://www.accesscom.com/~gamba/>

There are a ton more Mac sites out there.  Many of them are linked from the
LowEndMac site. And lastly, remember the Discussions bulletin boards on
Apple's site.  There you just might get your questions answered by Apple's
knowledgeable tech people. (Note: I said 'tech people', not tech support
people.  There IS a difference.)

Jim Arnott