For those of you who want to get on the web with a browser on a Plus, SE or SE/30, Portable or other 68000 series Mac, here's the URL for the MacWeb browser:

It will work with Macs with 4 megs minimum. Here's the URL for an instruction manual on how to do it: http://www.eden.com/~arena/jagshouse/compactmac.hqx

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WillMcN@aol.com (Will McNaughten Loving)

Many thanks to the over 200 people who sent me suggestions for a web browser that would work on a 4MB b/w Mac such as the Plus, Classic, SE. (I even heard from Steve Wozniak, nice to know he's a MacWay reader). Far and away the software most suggested was MacWeb 1.1.1, which has a "minimum size" of 750K and a "prefered size" of 2048k. It can run in both text-only and graphics mode and is fast and trouble free. If you need a fast, low-RAM browser even if you don't have a RAM limitation, you might want to consider it.

Try these places to download it or search around. There is also an older version around, 1.0 A32 I think. Be sure to get the later version 1.1.1.

• ftp://ftp.tidbits.com/pub/tidbits/select/macweb.hqx
• ftp://uiarchive.cso.uiuc.edu//pub/systems/mac/info-mac/_Internet/web/mac-web111e.hqx
• http://web.reed.edu/resources/cis/sushi/download/macweb.latest.sea.hqx
• http://browserwatch.iworld.com/browsers/browsers-big.html

[I just report these things, I don't vouch for their legality] "My neighbor gave me a gutted SE that he was going to toss. My original idea was, of course, an aquarium. Then it hit me: If you can make it into an aquarium, you can make it into a bong! (or tobacco pipe...) My dream is to add a button onto it with a digitally recorded startup sound that I can hit when I take a hit... When it's done, I plan to send a picture to High Times!" [name withheld by request]

A caller ID display station. Also, big island's Yo Yo device should run on a Plus or SE for great telephony functionality

A MacPlus can be used as a "master-switch" for a "SmartHome". The Mac can provide complete control over your house (security, lighting, TV, temp, etc.. anything that can plug in can be controlled).. call 1-800-SMART-HOME for more info or visit their Web site at http://www.smarthome.com.

Lots of people use their old Macs for recipes in the kitchen

Learning math is easy (and fun!) on a Mac Plus, using DOUBLE. And DOUBLE could be used on a Power Mac too! Have a look to our web site: http://www.pcv-soft.com/double

As a dedicated label-maker

As fax machines using faxSTF.