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Apple I Owners Club

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Member pages

Achim Breidenbach (Hi-Res Images)
Vince Briel (Replica I kits)
Larry Nelson
Tom Owad (programming and circuit redesign)
Joe Torzewski (History)
Verhille A (Pom1 Emulator)

To submit your own member page, follow the directions here. If everything is satisfactory, your page will be added to this list within 24 hours. You may edit a page after submission by choosing the "edit this page" link. To upload a file to the Apple I Software Library, go here.

Computer Specs

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This database is new with numerous systems still lacking. If you would like to become maintainer for a model that does not yet have an entry, create it here.

Family

pre-Macintosh • Classic Macs • Mac II • LC • Performa • Quadra • Centris • Power Mac • iMac • iBook • Powerbook • Server • Newton • Devices

Processor

6502 • 65816 • 68000 • 68020 • 68030 • 68040 • 601 • 603 • 604 • G3 • G4 • G5 • ARM • Other

Year

1976-1980 • 1981-1985 • 1986-1990 • 1991-1995 • 1996-2000 • 2001-2005

Case

All-In-One • Cube • Desktop • Portable • Rackmount • Tower

Nubus Mafia

Sat, 21 Aug 2004 16:27:49 -0700

The goal of this poject is to provide annotated scans of all Apple motherboards and peripheral boards.

Everybody is welcome to participate. To upload an image, go here. The "Title" should be the name of the card, with the last word being either "Front" or "Back", to indicate the circuit or solder side of the card, respectively. "Path alias" must be left blank. In "Images" select the board side, board type, and board function. You must select exactly one field from each of these three categories. In the "Description", you are welcome to provide relevant notes.

We're looking for scans of any Apple-related boards not already in the archives. The quality of the scans is very important. They should be:

72 dpi
24-bit color JPEGs
All text on the card and ICs must be easily legible.
Ideally, the background should be white.
JPEGs must be of high quality with no visible artifacts; in GraphicCoverter, set quality to 90%
Nubus cards should be 700 pixels high
If the the board has an external connector (eg. a video port), scan the card on end and paste it into the circuit-side image.

Once images are submitted they cannot be withdrawn. You retain copyright, but you also assign permanent rights to publication to Tom Owad of Applefritter.

If you'd like to go the extra mile, you can annotate the board.

Computer Specs How-To

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The [b]Computer[/b] pages are meant to pull together all the information available for a particular model. If you'd like to become the maintainer for a page that does not exist, create it [url=node/add/flexinode-3]here[/url]. If the page already has the specs filled in, but is not being maintained, [url=privatemsg/msgto/1]message Tom Owad[/url] to become that page's maintainer. The [b]Description[/b] should give the history of the model and note any distinguishing features. The description should be about this model computer in general, [i]not[/i] about your computer specifically. [b]Image[/b] should be a frontal view of the model. This photograph [i]must[/i] be included. [b]Software & Drivers[/b] should provide download links to software necessary to use the computer. Links should be in the format [node:#], where '#' is the Applefritter node ID. [b]Documentation[/b] should be a list of links to manuals and other documentation. Links should be in the format [node:#], where '#' is the Applefritter node ID. [b]More Images[/b] should be thumbnails of all other images of the computer on Applefritter. The thumbnails should be in the format [thumb:#], where # is the Applefritter node ID. [b]Board Scans[/b] should contain thumbnails of any board scans of the computer available from the Nubus Mafia project. The thumbnails should be in the format [thumb:#], where # is the Applefritter node ID. [b]Related Discussions[/b] should contain links to relevant discussions in the forums. Links should be in the format [node:#], where '#' is the Applefritter node ID. [b]Related Pages[/b] should contain links to other pages on Applefritter, such as hacks or guides, which are relevant to this computer. Links should be in the format [node:#], where '#' is the Applefritter node ID. The [b]Specs[/b] categories should contain the technical specifications for the computer.

Apple I - Tom Owad

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About Applefritter

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Applefritter provides a forum for the expression of creativity and the exchange of ideas. Members can submit their creations directly to the Applefritter content management system, easily formatting their posts and uploading images. Submissions are approved within a day, automatically promoted to the front page, and listed in the appropriate categories. Other members may post comments to these articles, offering their own advice and experience with similar undertakings. Each member is offered a blog where she can post updates about her projects-in-process, before they merit an official article. Personal photo galleries allow members to post pictures. A system of message boards encourages members to share their ideas, exchange tips, and offer help. [url=user/register]Sign up[/url] [url=?q=node/view/397]Submit Material[/url] [url=?q=node/view/478]Contact Us[/url]

Contact Us

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[b] Feedback[/b] and [b]Business[/b] enquiries may be sent to [link=/user/view/1]Tom Owad[/link] ([email]owad@applefritter.com[/email]). [b]Technical Questions[/b] should be posted to the appropriate forum, [i]not[/i] emailed to one of the administrators. Applefritter is owned and operated by [link=/user/view/1]Tom Owad[/link]. Special thanks goes to the following members, without whom this site would not be possible: System Administrator: [link=/user/view/3143]Eudimorphodon[/link] Forums Administrator: [link=/user/view/242]Dr. Bob[/link] Design: [link=/user/view/688]BDub[/link], [link=/user/view/4]Dr. Webster[/link] Moderators: [link=/user/view/688]BDub[/link], [link=/user/view/4]Dr. Webster[/link], [link=/user/view/11]eeun[/link], [link=/user/view/19]Ex-parrot[/link], [link=/user/view/214]iceandfire[/link], [link=/user/view/203]Joe[/link], [link=/user/view/14]tomlevens[/link], [link=/user/view/338]woogie[/link] All those who helped with development and contributed content.

Submitting content to Applefritter

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Want to contribute to Applefritter? Have a hack, project, guide, review, or documentary you want to share? To get your article online quickly, follow these submission guidelines. These directions still need improvement, so if you have trouble understanding anything, please [i]do not hesitate[/i] to [url=http://www.applefritter.com/privatemsg/msgto/1]contact me[/url] with questions. [h3]Document[/h3] Be thorough. If you're documenting a process, explain each step. Intersperse graphics as appropriate. Use proper grammar, punctuation, and spelling. Do not be shy about submitting something you think is too simple or too easy. [h3]Photograph[/h3] It is important that quality photographs be taken throughout your project. Take a picture at each progression, and then decide later which ones should be included in the final presentation (probably most of them). The images must be centered. The background must be free of clutter and distraction. Yes, I realize every inch of your home is covered in loose computer parts, but you'll just have to clean up a corner before taking these pictures. If you have a poster or anything else on the wall that might be distracting, take it down. If objects in the background compliment the hack, you may leave them in the photograph. You must create one "thumbnail" image, 100 pixels in width and approximately the same in height. This photo must be representative of you project and should probably portray it in its finished state. Photographs taken with Quickcams and the like will very likely be of inadequate quality. If you do not have a real digital camera, many stores can develop your film to PhotoCD. [h3]Submit[/h3] In order to upload content, you must first [url=http://www.applefritter.com/user/register]register[/url]. Once registered, [url=http://www.applefritter.com/node/add/story]create a new story[/url]. [list][*]The "Title" is the name of your article as it will appear in all listings and at the top of your page. [*]Choose the appropriate "Content Type". It is possible multiple categories apply, especially if your article is a hack. In the case of a hack, you should choose either "Artistic" or "Engineering" (or both, if appropriate), and then the type of hack such as Custom Desktop, Laptop Mod, etc. [*]If your article is relevant to a particular type of computer, choose it from the "Computer Types" list. Multiple selections are acceptable. [*]Choose the manufacturer of the device you're describing from the Manufacturer list. If inapplicable, leave this field blank. [*] Scroll down to "Attachments" and attach you thumbnail. Be sure to click "Attach" immediately afterwards, so that the image is uploaded. [*] Go to the "Excerpt" field and enter [ inline:1 ] (no spaces) on the first line. This will insert your thumbnail. Press return and enter a sentence or short paragraph of description on the next line. [*] Return to "Attachments" and upload all your images, one by one. Their names will appear in a list at the bottom of the page. [*] Make sure "List" is [i]not[/i] checked in front of each image. [*]Paste your article into the "Body" field. [*]Format the article using the BBCode button bar. Just click on the appropriate BBCode button to insert the formatting tags you need. Place the text you want formatted between these tags. See the [url=http://www.applefritter.com/filter/tips/]formatting tips[/url] if you need more details. [*]To add an image to the body, insert the code [ inline:x ] (no spaces) where x is the number at which the image appears in the list at the bottom of the page. [*]In most cases, you'll want to center your images. To do this, surround each one in center tags. [*]Spellcheck! [*]Preview your submission. [*]When everything is satisfactory, submit.[/list] Your article will be placed in the submission queue. When approved, it will appear on the front page.

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