The Stone Age:
If you are like me, you have spent the majority of your life in the Pc Age. I can remember toying with the very first Personal Computers. In those days you were generally required to write your own programs in Basic and your code or programs were stored to either a cassette tape, or, if the agenda was small enough, to a 5 ½ floppy. I spent many a day playing true gaming classics like Oregon Trail or a two-dimensional Star Trek game played with the up and down arrow keys on a keyboard. One thing is certain; Pc operation has increased virtually exponentially since their inception.
As I write this guide, I am surrounded by a faint glow that comes from my well loved Macintosh Color superior Pc, which at the time of its manufacture, came with an
"An Oh So Powerful" 16 Mhz processor and an 80Mb Hard Drive. I was so impressed with my Mac when I purchased it; it had a small but inviting color screen built in, a hard drive, and a 3 1/4 inch floppy drive. Thanks to Al Gore I could hook up a 1200 baud modem and access a world of Ascii websites via the
"Internet". I truly viewed my Macintosh as a portable Pc, it was relatively light and easy to tote nearby and I took it virtually in any place I could. Today my Macintosh is still functional, any way the only real purpose it serves is as something of a curiosity to any visitors I may have under the age of 25.
