Zane H. Healy wrote: > At 6:17 AM -0800 1/19/07, keith_w wrote: >> I've used all of them for years, and had graduated to Claris Draw. >> I have kept most of them, and don't know what works, if ANY of them >> will work, on OSX. Perhaps none. >> If that's the case, I can still use them in Classic mode. > > ClarisDraw only works in classic mode, remember it was last updated > System 7.5 was current :^( There is a little bit of quirkiness, but not > so much as to make it unusable. IIRC, the only problem I've seen is > with a couple menus. > > I also have an unopened copy of ClarisDraw for Windows 95 that I found > somewhere. When the time to move to an Intel Mac comes, I might try to > get that running under Parallels. > > Zane I still have a briefly used copy of Generic CADD® release 6.1 for PC. AT, PS/1, PS/2, with its 8 lb. of manuals! How's THAT for an old timer? I have no idea why I still hang onto it! Memories, I guess. Those were back in my old CADD days, with AutoCAD for Mac and PC. I actually made money working at CRT drafting and design! <bg> I traded in a perfectly good Generic CADD for the Mac, which had been discontinued and AutoDesk insisted it would never be supported again. It was a rather cumbersome, but totally capable CADD program. Sad it had to die on the vine. AutoDesk had commanded it so... sighhh. The "good ol' days." NOT. keith whaley