A school here in Devon U.K. has a fleet of early iMacs.
The only other computers I have known to last as long are the Acorns running RISCOS, the majority systems have long since died.
These have a tray loading CD drive with a button in the middle of the tray (older that slot loading iMacs).
The problem is that on some the PRAM batt is exhausted, how do I gain access to this batt?
Apple help pages already consulted.
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Bernard.
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A school here in Devon U.K. has a fleet of early iMacs.
The only other computers I have known to last as long are the Acorns running RISCOS, the majority systems have long since died.
These have a tray loading CD drive with a button in the middle of the tray (older that slot loading iMacs).
The problem is that on some the PRAM batt is exhausted, how do I gain access to this batt?
Apple help pages already consulted.
Try: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=50015
Scroll down to: 033-1208
You can find the CIP manuals for Macs at Apple:
http://www.info.apple.com/usen/cip/
and also: http://home.earthlink.net/~strahm_s/manuals.html
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