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i got the first civilation for my bday a long time ago, and i never figured out how to play it and get good at it
but now i dont really care cuz it was for mac

... used to be one, and guess what? I loathe it! Those AOL commericals on the television is full of lies because they are paid to. Jeez just like the Mac commericals, GOD! :o i am shocked...

In my closet, I have a still-functional Mac Classic II From 1991. 33 MHz Motorola 68030 processor, 4 MB RAM, 70 MB HDD, and a 9-in black and white (not grayscale, kids) integral display at a "high-resolution" (as the manual states) ...

... that thing.. hehe. USED to be top of the line ..fastest thing i always thought. :roll: I can beat that! In my closet, I have a still-functional Mac Classic II From 1991. 33 MHz Motorola 68030 processor, 4 MB RAM, 70 MB HDD, and a 9-in black and white (not grayscale, kids) integral display at ...

DADINK13 wrote:I put in Win2k. It says "Windows 2000 Professional." And as for the Mac OS, I'll add a new category

Windows 2000 and 2000 Professional are different versions, though.

Michael wrote:You missed a few options in your poll though, such as "Windows 2000" and "Mac OS 9.2 and below".

I put in Win2k. It says "Windows 2000 Professional." And as for the Mac OS, I'll add a new category

... RAM 40GB HDD CD-RW drive 16MB ATI Rage 128 AGP graphics card (yeah, it's a little low end :oops: ) 10/100 ethernet NIC w/ 320-120 DSL APPLE IBOOK Mac OS X v10.2 & Mac OS 9.2 PowerPC G3 @ 700 MHz 256MB physical RAM 20 GB HDD CD-ROM drive ATI Radeon 7500 Ethernet NIC w/ 320-120 DSL (You missed ...

if you all want the program that makes the form to make a Mac.com account (normally only a mac could even read the form) then the program is available here

The @mac screen names originated when some folks at mac asked AOL to do them a favor. They all had @mac.com email address and they wanted to make it easy to chat with each other and use the email address as the name. So AOL ...

... format the sn on the SIGN IN SCREEN you can space it out as much as you can.... and you know why it looks like a link because AIM recognizes user@mac as an email address... not because its special like that.... and all mac sns have an email account too u can even have sns like HOSTEJAY all restricted ...

... format the sn on the SIGN IN SCREEN you can space it out as much as you can.... and you know why it looks like a link because AIM recognizes user@mac as an email address... not because its special like that.... and all mac sns have an email account too u can even have sns like HOSTEJAY all restricted ...

what program did you use to 'change' your computer into being a mac? (or make mac.com think it is?)

well, actually i had to download a program that emulates my computer into being a MAC and from there i just signed up with the mac.com thing. They automatically give you the SN when you create an account with them (i created the account 'gautbrian' and got the sn ...

maybe he registered a SN for the mac version of AIM so now he can do that..... but i dunno lol just guessing

How do you get the @mac.com account to work... you arent able to register AIM names with special characters.. (@)