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 TomeViewer - 1.3d3open Tome archives on Apple system CDs to install individual items |
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Feedback Summary:
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| Overall Rating: |  (4.9) |
Features: | (4.7) |
Support: |  (4.0) |
| Ease of Use: | (3.0) |
Quality / Stability: | (5.0) |
Price: | (5.0) |
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Crucial To Have - Version: 1.3d3, 1/19/2008 12:00AM PST
tommmybeny21
After plenty of installations of Mac OS and other Software, this program has been found to be quite useful! Especially with using for SheepShaver.
If you need the Mac OS ROM from Mac OS ROM update 1.0, you will need access to a Classic OR PPC Mac as well as a USB Drive, CD, Networking, etc. to be able to transfer to an Intel Mac. Just find the time file and under TomeViewer, highlight the file that is appeared, right click, (ctrl+left click) and expand the file. If correct, you should have a new file saying Mac OS ROM.
The interface isn't exactly the best but it still is good.
If you need the Mac OS ROM from Mac OS ROM update 1.0, you will need access to a Classic OR PPC Mac as well as a USB Drive, CD, Networking, etc. to be able to transfer to an Intel Mac. Just find the time file and under TomeViewer, highlight the file that is appeared, right click, (ctrl+left click) and expand the file. If correct, you should have a new file saying Mac OS ROM.
The interface isn't exactly the best but it still is good.
Must have... - Version: 1.3d3, 1/13/2004 02:06PM PST
Sascha Leib
... for power users - a ticking time bomb in the hands of the unexperienced, though...
Well, what more… - Version: 1.3d3, 7/17/2002 01:29AM PST
jjkeller
can I say? Absolutely brilliant little utility!
Truly amazing. Rock… - Version: 1.3d3, 4/27/2002 04:46AM PST
RichSykes
solid. No Mac owner should be without it.
Particularly useful for… - Version: 1.3d3, 12/6/2001 09:47PM PST
Bill Strohm
those of use "stuck" at Mac OS v 9.1 that want to upgrade extensions such as OpenGL, ATI stuff, Open Transport, etc. Apple should really post these upgrades separately, but since they don't, TomeViewer is a "sole source" utility that makes it possible.
If you need the Mac OS ROM from Mac OS ROM update 1.0, you will need access to a Classic OR PPC Mac as well as a USB Drive, CD, Networking, etc. to be able to transfer to an Intel Mac. Just find the time file and under TomeViewer, highlight the file that is appeared, right click, (ctrl+left click) and expand the file. If correct, you should have a new file saying Mac OS ROM.
The interface isn't exactly the best but it still is good.