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I've never heard of this type of application before. From a few minutes of research, it looks like EarSaver is one of a kind, but still available for OS 9 and below. Maybe you should consider buying a cheap old Mac that can run OS 9 and use it just to run this application? Lowendmac.com is a good source of information on the market prices for old Macs.
Did you see somewhere where you could DL it from? I searched forever last night and couldn't find anything that would run on 9.2.2
It's $9.95 from here. Compatibility-wise, the site just says OS 9 or below.
You should be able to get a used Mac that will run OS 9 for under $100. It might be an 8+ year old Bondi Blue iMac, but it should be doable. Check the site I mentioned before for details.
It's $9.95 from here. Compatibility-wise, the site just says OS 9 or below.
You should be able to get a used Mac that will run OS 9 for under $100. It might be an 8+ year old Bondi Blue iMac, but it should be doable. Check the site I mentioned before for details.
I think I just got my hands on a G3 iMac (that will run 10.4) for $80. Is that reasonable?
I think I just got my hands on a G3 iMac (that will run 10.4) for $80. Is that reasonable?
I don't know anything about Macs....
Yeah, this is an old thread, but $80 for a G3 iMac is too much. You can get one of the earlier versions of the G4 line for that price, still use OS 9 via Classic, and have a faster computer to boot.
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