Thank you everybody for being so helpful! Its great to see there are plenty of people still around with these wonderful machines.
Mine must be similar to yours, as I *do* have the H/88 ROMS and the Mac screen looks wide, but definately not tall.
So you are saying, provided I get the floppy repaired, I should be able to run LisaOffice (that is if the disks are deserialized). I downloaded the images from http://www.interro-bang.com/lisa/softs/lisaos.html - can anyone tell me if they are deserialized?
Thanks!
Anthony
> My Lisa has H/88 ROMs (I believe) and no screen mods. You can tell if it
> *doesn't* have screen mods by the fact that the Mac OS looks very "tall"
> on the screen.
>
> I rescued it from running Mac System 4.2 (I think) and its been running
> Lisa OS 3.1 with all 7 apps for quite some time from the 10MB internal
> Widget. Fitting a 400k Mac drive is the cleanest way to got but look at
> the grey cables, often they are torn or puntured from mishandling (they
> are fragile) and you may have a wire snapped on one of them.
>
> You won't be able to install the Lisa OS unless you have "virgin" or
> "deserialized" (or the original!) disks.
>
> Marshall H.
> Fairfax, VA
>
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