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Mac Email Lists

Desktop Mac Lists
  Compact Macs, for small all-in-one Macs
  Classic Macs Digest, for pre-68040 Macs
  Vintage Macs, for pre-68040 Macs
  Quadlist, for 68040-based Macs
  MACAV-L, for Quadra 660av and 840av
  PowerMacs, for Power Macs and clones
  PPC 603 list, for 603-based Macs
  SuperMacs, for Umax SuperMacs
  the iMac list, for iMacs
  G4 List, for PowerMac G4, G4 upgrades

Portable Mac Lists
  PowerBooks, for PowerBooks and the MacPortable
  PB 100
  Powerlist
  PowerBook Duo/2400 List
  The iBook List

General Mac Lists
  Mac2Mac, a general Mac list
  IOMUG, a general Mac list
  Mac-Can, for Canadian Mac users
  Oz-Mac, for Australian Mac users

Misc. Mac Hardware Lists
  Mac USB Talk
  Mac FireWire Talk
  Mac DOS Card

Other Lists
  Mac Webmasters
  WebMac, for Mac webmasters
  MaX, for people using any Unix-derived OS on Macs
  Mac Managers
  AppleShare IP
  Retro-Talk, for Retrospect users
  AppleScript
  REALbasic
  Future Basic
  More lists on Apple's site

System Profiles
  Lisa/Macintosh XL
  Compact Macs
  Mac II
  Mac LC
  PowerBook (68k)
  Performa
  500 Series
  Centris/Quadra
  Power Mac
  PowerBook (PPC)
  iMac

Maclone Profiles
  Earliest Maclones
  Motorola StarMax
  Power Computing
  Umax SuperMac

Mac Resources
  Mac Daniel
  Best Buys in Used Macs
  LEM Help Desk
  Memory Upgrade Guide
  Troubleshooting
  Mac Software
  Mac Classified
  Mac Dealers
  Low End Mac Museum
  Best Mac Links
  56k Modem Page
Other Pages
  Filtering Spam
  The Macquarium
  Apple Timeline
  Macspeak
  Top Pages
Support Low End Mac
  Outpost.com
  AuctionMac
  Amazon.com
  MusicForce 

More resources on the links page.

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Low End Mac Email Lists

updated 3 November 1999

I've created several email lists over the years, mostly Mac-related. The lists for Mac Standard Basic (begun June 1997) and REALbasic (started October 1, 1997) have taken on lives of their own independent of me and Low End Mac.

Lists are available for sponsorship. Email dknight@reformed.net for details.

• Quadlist, begun on 10 November 1997, is my most successful list. Created for users of 68040-based Macs, it currently has over 650 subscribers. Discussions are pretty wide-ranging, from Plus to Power Mac G3.
• Mac Webmasters, started in February 1998, also has about 315 subscribers. This list is especially for those managing Mac-related sites, although many webmasters who use Macs are also involved.
• Vintage Macs, begun 18 June 1998, is for users of pre-68040 Macs. This includes the compact Macs, the entire Mac II series, and several LC and Performa models. Current membership is about 675.
• PowerBooks, begun 19 June 1998, is for users of PowerBooks and other portable Mac OS computers. The list has about 670 subscribers.
• PowerMacs, begun 20 June 1998, is for users of Power Macs and PPC-based Mac OS compatibles. There are about 675 members of the list.
• SuperMacs, begun 20 June 1998, is for user of the Umax SuperMac lines of Mac OS compatibles. Over 600 SuperMac users are subscribed.
• MacInSchool, begun 26 June 1998, advocates for Macintosh computers in schools. List discontinued 24 October 1999.
• The iMac List, begun 29 June 1998, is for users and fans of the iMac. This list has grown to over 570 members.
• Mac2Mac, begun 10 May 1999, is a general purpose Mac list with about 185 subscribers.
• MaX, begun 19 May 1999, is for Mac folk learning Linux, BSD, and other Unix-derived operating systems. Current membership is about 180.
• Compact Macs, begun 26 July 1999, specifically deals with 6800-based compact Macs. The list has over 225 members.
• Mac-Can, begun 27 October 1999, is for Mac users in Canada. Within a week, the list grew to over 150 subscribers.
• Oz-Mac, begun 1 November 1999, is for Mac users in Australia and New Zealand. The list grew to over 50 members within 48 hours of launch.

For more information on Macjordomo commands, read A Subscriber's Guide to Macjordomo.

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