This Week in Apple History, April 19-24
"Apple IIc Beats Mac, Mission: Impossible, Final Cut Pro, & 5 Million Macs."
The latest entry in the continuing series at The Mac Observer by Owen Linzmayer & Bryan Chaffin.

This Week in Apple History

Apple Codenames
"Apple's internal codenames have always been a part of the myth of Apple. What started as a nickname for the project back in the 1980s with the Apple //+ has become an essential part of Apple's security measures."

The largest database of Apple's internal codenames on the internet! Check it Out!

www.apple-codenames.com

Apple Unix Server Penelope
Here is a site devoed to Apple A/UX, a System 7 and Unix hybrid on the Mac! From the site:
"This site provides a brief introduction to A/UX, and details the procedure I used to install A/UX 3.02 and Apache webserver 1.3.19 on a Quadra 800 named Penelope."

Apple Unix Server Penelope

Vintage Computer Festival East 2.0
"The second Vintage Computer Festival East will be held on Friday, July 16th through Saturday, July 17th at Sun Microsystem's Burlington, Massachusetts, Campus. VCF East 2.0 is sponsored by Sun Microsystems." More information can be found at the official Vintage Computer Festival Website.

Vintage Computer Festival

Color Classic Display Resolution Tune-up
Here is a cool how-to describing the process of increasing the screen resolution of the popular Color Classic!
Good things come to those who tinker.

Color Classic Tune-up

Apple II DOS & ProDOS FAQ
"This document attempts to give a detailed and correct set of Apple II DOS command line commands, covering those found in official releases of DOS 3.3 and ProDOS."


DOS/ProDOS FAQ

Aaron
Does everybody remember Aaron? Anybody?
Just drop Aaron into your Extensions folder, and your Mac running System 7 will have the interface of Mac OS 8! Cool!

Aaron Download Page

The 6400 Zone
Rounding out our series of links to machine-specific sites is The 6400 Zone. Your source for info on the 5400, 5500, 6360, 6400, 6500 series Macs!

The 6400 Zone

PowerMac 6100 Upgrade Guide 
From the site: "This site is a comprehensive resource for a variety of upgrades to the Apple PowerMac 6100 and related machines. Contrary to popular press and opinion, the PowerMac 6100 is a very expandable and upgradeable machine! From its humble beginnings as a "beginner's" Performa, my venerable PowerMac is now a G3-powered, multimedia authoring workhorse machine with all manner of options, input devices, peripherals and cross-platform capabilities. It took a little elbow grease and a lot of reading, but now that the leg work has been done, it's really quite easy!"

PowerMac 6100 Upgrade Guide

The PowerBook 1400 Resource Page
This page provides alot of valuable information for owners of the much beloved PowerBook 1400. If you don't have one - get one! They are almost as cute as our favorite, the PowerBook 100!

PowerBook 1400 Resource