Classic Software Up For Grabs

[Makosuke]

Got a bunch of old software on floppies that I'm going to archive somewhere then toss the disks, unless maybe one of you classic Mac fans wants some classic Mac software to go with the computer. Mostly mid-to-late System 6 era.

Got:

Excel 4
Word 5.1
Dabbler (predecessor of Painter, I think)
Spring Cleaning (that's still around, isn't it?)
Ray Dream Designer 3.0 (classic 3D rendering!)
Shanghai
Apache Strike
Dark Castle (rule!)
Color-it (that was REALLY good photoshop competitor on a budget; crying shame that it went to rot, although they claim there's an OSX version available now)
Geometer's Sketchpad
Correct Quotes
The American Heritage Dictionary
Think C
MacCheese
Norton Utilities 3.1
and
BeagleWorks (that one might be for the Apple II--can't remember).
Macintosh PC Exchange

If you want any of the above, just say so.

 

[Jasonbot]

Geometer's Sketchpad

This programme brings back memories of Grade 10 maths last year

 

[gkarris]

Original disks, boxes, and instructions?

 

[Makosuke]

Original disks, boxes, and instructions?

No, I believe most of the manuals and boxes have gone bye-bye (though if you're really interested, I can do some closet digging). Just the original disks (although it's all legit software not installed anywhere else).

 

[DZ/015]

What version of ColorIt do you have? I have 3.0.5. Any other version I would be interested in. As well as the BeagleWorks software. Just let me know.

 

[Makosuke]

An update on the earlier question, I just found all the manuals in a box in the attic, so the answer on original manuals just switched to "yes". No boxes, though--I'm pretty sure those are gone.

ColorIt is, I believe, version 3.0.x (probably whatever the last was), so no luck there. I'll put you down for BeagleWorks, with manuals if you care to pay for shipping on them.

Beagle Bros. was sure the place to be back in the day--if only their word processing software had taken off instead of Word, the world would be a much more pleasant place today.