Don't know if I can, but I wanted to ask if someone still has a copy of iSerial reader for Classic Mac OS. Yes, there is a version for Classic and I had it, but lost the copy. Can't find it anymore.
This page is a wiki. Please login or create an account to begin editing.
2011, November 5 - 5:29pm
#1
iSerial Reader Classic!
Comments
2011, November 5 - 6:40pm
#2
You should probably ask people to reply to you using the Guestbook, rather than replying here, if it is the sort of application it sounds like.
2011, November 5 - 9:46pm
#3
Illegal are the serialboxes but not the reader (as least according to my understanding), because the reader without boxes is just a reader that can't violate copyrights.
2011, November 6 - 9:01pm
#4
Exactly.
2011, November 21 - 10:32pm
#5
there up on my server at:
/*|Classic Mac stuff/Hacks, Cracks, etc/
2011, November 27 - 1:56pm
#6
Thanks, max1zzz! Found 'em!
2011, November 27 - 7:25pm
#7
Would they still be considered illegal on abandonware or are we entering a grey area? If a house was abandoned, would it matter if you found a set a keys for the door locks? Hmmmm.....
2011, November 27 - 8:18pm
#8
Who cares? We're not hosting them here so... nobody.
2011, November 27 - 9:14pm
#9
I wasn't saying "Who cares" nor was I suggesting to host them. It was more of a philosophical question for discussion, please don't misunderstand my comment.
2011, November 27 - 10:02pm
#10
I don't think you should go that deep regarding this software. Some abandonware needs license codes - I want to be able to read them on OS 9 for convenience sake. 