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Abstracts from files in info-mac/app as of Sun Dec 26 00:38:40 PST 1993#### BINHEX     3d-galaxy-collisions.hqx   ****#### BINHEX     academic-data-manager-hc.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 04 Oct 92 23:12:33 EDT From: Tom Marx <[e-mail]>Organization: The American University Subject: hqx file for info-mac archives I hope this is the right place to send this. I have developed a HyperCard 2.0stack for organizing bibliographic information and notetaking. It is calledAcademic DataManager. It organizes and prints out in proper bibliographicform. It was recently mentioned in MacUser. I can send a more completedescription, but I know descriptions arent included in the archive. Thisis hexed (obviously). If this is the wrong way to send it, please let meknow. If this gets uploaded directly like this, ignore this babbling. Thanx.#### BINHEX     address-book-365.hqx   ****From "[e-mail] (John Verreault)" Mon Sep 13 23:30:12 1993Date: Mon, 13 Sep 93 11:05:41 PDT From: [e-mail] (John Verreault)Subject: Address Book 3.6.5 Here is the newest version of Jim Leitch's marvelous AddressBook/envelopeprinting application.  It also has a few utilities and miscellaneous appsthat work with Address Book.   It is in a self-extracting archive that hasbeen binhexed. Enjoy.   ;->_____________________________________________________________________John Verreault, Systems Coordinator                    School of Business                       Voice:  [phone]University of Victoria                Internet: [e-mail]            Victoria, B.C. Canada                   BITNET: JVERREAU@UVVM#### BINHEX     agent.hqx   ****Date: 10 Mar 1993 09:17:47 -0500 From: "Sofer, William H" <[e-mail]>Subject: AGenT Enclosed is AGenT, a piece of educational software that makes use of asimulated laboratory to help middle and high school biology students understand some areas of biochemical genetics. AGenT is a stand-alone application created in SuperCard. It runs only on acolor-capable Macintosh.AGenT stands for Automated Genetics Tutor. It was written by Bill Sofer of theWaksman Institute at Rutgers University and Alan Gerstein of Pharmacia BiotechInc. It has been designed to supplement a "module" - a set of laboratoryexercises -  entitled "Molecular Aspects of Gene Activity" that was developedunder the auspices of NSF and Merck-sponsored grants to Bill Sofer and GeorgePallrand of Rutgers. AGenT is SchoolWare (see the program and Readme file formore information).<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     ajs-clock.hqx   ****From: Andre-John Mas <[e-mail]>Date: Thu, 17 Jun 93 12:03:37 +0200 -------AJ's Clock-------This is a program that displays a clock in a window.o Works in the Backgroundo Multifinder Compatibleo System 7 Compatibleo Colour and B&Wo No known bugsThis is my first Mac program, so it is nothing special.  A-J Mas#### BINHEX     alarm-book-13-demo.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Dan Repich)Subject: No Subject!Date: Fri, 10 Dec 93 10:04:30 CST(same as last submission except with description)AlarmBook 1.3Revised demo version of AlarmBook utility.This software allows a user to set up audio and visual alarmsthat have the ability to launch applications or shut the Mac down.It also allows a user to communicate with other AlarmBook userson a localtalk network.  Message sending with audio, and filetransfers are supported without a dedicated server.This new version differs from the previous version in several ways.1. Allows you to launch the app from the desk accessory.2. Demo version more functional than previous demo version.3. Bug fixes in message sending.4. Included online documentation in MS Word format.#### BINHEX     all-day-30.hqx   ****From: "J. Rossi" <[e-mail]>Date: Fri, 19 Nov 93 17:24:51 GMTAllDay 3.0AllDay is a tiny program styled after the well knownMacintosh Desk Accessories.It+s only duty is to build a yearly calendar within aseparate window. Once displayed, it is possible to thumbbackward or forward through the years or to jump to acertain year via a separate dialog.Full doc included.I'm not the author.---------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     amplify-10.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 05 May 1992 12:18:57 EDT From: [e-mail]: Amplify1.0.cpt.hqx I am sending you a program for analyzing PCR reactions thatwas written by Bill Engels at the University of Wisconsinunder the Apple ROTA project. PCR is a technize that is usedby virtually every biologist in leiu of molecular cloning.The program is nicely done with an excellent Mac interfaceand full documentation. I think it would be a valuableaddition to your archive in the biology section. It isstable under Systems 6 and 7 and has been tested on a widevariety of machines, but most extensively on a IIci withvirtual memory and an SE/30.Greg Gloor, Faculty of Medicine Memorial UniversityAmplify by Bill Engels is a program for use in designing,analyzing, and simulating experiments involving thepolymerase chain reaction (PCR). This program is most usefulfor choosing and analyzing conditions to optimize PCRreactions. It will not automatically pick PCR primers, butwill tell you if the primers you have chosen will perform asexpected, or will give you potential problems. From:    MX%"[e-mail]" 29-APR-1992 01:17:36.07To:    [e-mail]    Subj:    Amplify 1.0 (hqx)#### BINHEX     amys-recipes-10-hc.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 13 May 93 21:52:20 CDT From: Kent E. Pilkington <[e-mail]>Subject: AmysRecipes.cpt Amy's Recipes 1.0 )December 1992 by Tim BoboImage Works Software.)IntroductionThis stack was created especially for my wife, Amy.  She is a wonderful friend, wife, mother, cook, and much more.  Amy, I hope you enjoy this little program.  I will try to learn to be a better cook myself, and this is kind of a scary thought since I messed up macaroni and cheese before.Advantages To Using This Program% Never loose a recipe again!% Easy to browse through all your favorite recipes.% Print out your recipes and take them to the store to use as a shopping list!  Don't worry if you loose them, you always print out another copy. % Oops, got spaghetti on that recipe?  Don't worry, you can print out a clean copy later.% So 65 of your friends are dying to have a copy of your "Meat Loaf & Yogurt" Surprise recipe.  No problem, print out a few copies for them.% Now what was that recipe named? No problem, just do a word search and find that recipe by a key ingredient.Shareware = Send Me All Your MoneyIf you like this little HyperCard program, please send me $3.  This money will be given to Amy as a bonus gift in addition to this program.  Three dollars is not a lot, but if 100 or so people are honest enough to send $3 it will be great.  (Actually if a million or so people send me $3 it would be even better.)  If you include a blank floppy and a SASE, I will send you some of my other useful programs with the Shareware fee waved. (Font Library - great cataloger , Five Dice - fun game, Shapes - kid learning stack, probably an upgrade to this program, and more!)Send Your Money To:Image WorksAttention: Tim Bobo6433 StarnesFt. Worth, TX 76148-1755Basic InstructionsThe operation of this program is very simple.  Select the category you want to look at.  This will take you to a Category Index.  You can then select the recipe you want to see.  You can browse through the recipes either by using the arrow buttons at the top right hand corner of the screen or using the arrow keys.  Any time you want to see the Category Index for the category of the recipe you are viewing, press the "Category Index" tab you can see to the right.  You can also go to any Category Index by selecting it from the "Go" menu.PrintingIf you want to print any recipe, just press the button that looks like a printer that is located at the bottom right of each Recipe card. (The printer looks like a HP Deskwriter.)  Or you can choose "Print Recipe" from the "File" menu.  You are always given the option of printing just one recipe, or all the recipes.Note: You can also print these instructions by pressing the button seen below that looks like a HP Deskwriter.Finding Recipe By a WordJust click the little magnifying glass at the top right of each card to search for a recipe by a certain word.  Or you can select "Find..." from the "Go" menu.  This function is helpful when you want to browse through several recipes with a certain ingredient regardless of the category they are located in.  Once the first occurrence of the word is found, simply press RETURN to go to the next occurrence of that same word.Editing a RecipeEditing Contents:You can edit the contents of any recipe by pressing the button that looks like a lock in the top right hand corner of the of each recipe card.  This "unlocks" the text so it can be edited.  Recipes automatically lock again when you go to a different recipe.Editing Name & Category:You can edit the name of a recipe from the Category Index in which the recipe is listed.  You can also change the category for any recipe.  (This is helpful if you ever accidentally enter a Seafood recipe under the Dessert index.)  Just press the edit button that looks like a pencil at the bottom right of the card. Then follow the directions given.  You will have the option to change the name and the category for any recipe.  The process is a little slow, but functional.Deleting RecipesThere is no use keeping recipes you hate.  You might forget and fix that awful Peanut Butter Bar-BQ Shrimp Yogurt Shake again by mistake.  Don't take any chances!  Under the Category Indexes there is a small button that looks like a cleaver at the bottom right hand corner of the card. (O.K, so it sort of looks like a cleaver.)  Anyway, press this button and then choose your victim - err I mean recipe.  By the way, be sure that when you click that last "OK" button that you have really chosen the right recipe.  All deletions are final.Entering New RecipesAdding a new recipe is very simple.1) Go to the appropriate Category Index for you new recipe.2) Press the "Add New Recipe" button at the bottom of the Category Index.3) You will be asked to enter a new recipe name.  The computer will then make sure there is no other recipe by that same name already entered.4) Then the program will present you with a blank card that you can add the recipe information to.  (NOTE: If you have already typed the recipe in a word processing program you can "Paste" the recipe onto the card with the edit menu.)5) If the recipe is too long for the card, press the button that looks like a scroll and you will be given a second card to use.UpdatesAll future updates are free to registered users.  I am planning to add the following features to new versions:% import feature - this would allow you to import recipes from your friends with this same stack.  There is no use retyping what they have already entered in.% better sound% importing text files - this would help you enter in recipes you have saved as text files.Enjoy the program and send in your very affordable shareware fee of only $3!#### BINHEX     anti-times-tables.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] <Ken Hancock>Subject: [*] Anti-Times TablesEnclosed is an educational tool for helping children with theirtimes tables.  Part of the GAMER distribution.#### BINHEX     area-code-finder-254.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Scott C. DeLucia)Subject: AreacodeFinder v2.5.4 Date: Wed, 21 Jul 1993 16:56:51 -0400 (EDT) I would like to upload this file to the INFO-MAC archives. This program iscalled AreaCodeFinder and it is the latest version. The author, JohnCalandi asked for me to post it.#### BINHEX     area-code-finder-30.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 22 Oct 93 11:13:19 CDTFrom: [e-mail] (John Matthews)Subject: submission of AreaCodeFinder3.0.cpt.HqxThis is an updated verion of areacodefinder 2.54,and was downloaded from America On-Line.  It letsyou look up area codes, city names, or postalabbreviations from any of the others.  I verifiedit on a IIci and IIsi, but it doesn't work on aPlus (or probably any system without Color QuickDraw.)No documentation files were provided on AOL, so keepyour old ones.Compressed with CompactPro, encoded with Binhex 4.I'm not the author, just an interested user.  John MatthewsAOL:  jkm2250    Internet:  [e-mail]------#### BINHEX     area-code-time-finder-hc.hqx   ****From: Kevin Savetz <[e-mail]>Subject: Area Code & Time Finder stack Date: Sun, 25 Jul 1993 14:10:37 -0700 (PDT) AreaCODE&TIMEfinder!This is a very easy-to-use Hypercard stack will allow you to:          * FIND the AREA CODE and CURRENT TIME for any one of more than 6,000 listed U.S cities with populations in excess of 2,500 (according  to 1990 U.S Census figures) with direct dialing access. Searchable by city name, state,etc.          * FIND the AREA CODE and CURRENT TIME for all Canadian cities with direct dialing access with populations in excess of 10,000 according to 1991 atlas information and virtually all Ontario and Quebec cities.          * FIND the AREA CODE and CURRENT TIME for any one of more than 1,400 foreign cities listed from nearly 60 countries accessible by direct dialing,    Shareware $15.#### BINHEX     area-code-time-zone-13.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Feb 93 02:23:11 -0800 From: Michael Ross <[e-mail]>Subject: *AreaCodesTimeZonesDA1.3 (submission) Here is a minor update to my Area Codes/Time Zones DA, which simply  lists area codes in numerical order, with the corresponding state or  province and time zone... It uses Bill Steinberg's Display DA.908 had somehow "disappeared" from the list. Thanks to Dave Chou for  pointing this out. I guess this is a bug fix... :)This version supercedes version 1.2 which should be removed from  sumex.Michael [e-mail]#### BINHEX     area-codes-12.hqx   ****From <[e-mail]> Wed Aug 25 22:40:50 1993From: [e-mail]: Thu, 26 Aug 93 00:22:52 EDTSubject: Area-Codes-1.2.hqxArea Codes 1.2  This handy little application will look up the state an areacode is in.  It now tells you more information, such as theregion and/or cities the area code covers, and what time it would be there.  Freeware.   Also includes some bug fixes from previous versions.#### BINHEX     arrange-11-demo.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 24 Nov 1993 14:23:01 -0800From: [e-mail] (Roy Harvey)Subject: ArrangeDemo.sea.hqx#### BINHEX     art-beat-demo.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 23 Dec 1992 11:19:00 +0000 From: "Dia-Edin (D.E.) Helmy" <[e-mail]>Subject: ArtBeat, PS editor (part 1 of 3) ArtBeat is a Drawing application that has excellent reviews. It is basedon Postscript objects, therefore, it can interchange drawings amongmost existing Mac formats.A friend of mine asked me to post this copy.  Try it, if you like itdon't call me! Call Pie in NJ [phone]./DH----------- Start of part 1 of 3 ---------------#### BINHEX     astrocalc-0b1-hc.hqx   ****From macmod Thu Sep 30 09:07:07 1993Date: Thu, 30 Sep 1993 14:49:15 +1200From: [e-mail]: [*] AstroCalc 0.b1Here is Astrocalc 0.b1, a Hypercard stack.This is a small piece of a much larger project, and inspite of its name, this portion is for doing date /time calculations. Date conversions include Roman,Egyptian, Julian Day, Olympiad. Time conversionsinclude Greenwich, local standard, sidereal.I'm submitting this because there was chat on thisnet a while back on Julian Day (basically a wayof converting date-time to a decimal number. Nodocumentation, and although I've tried to implementsome decent error-checking, you're basically on yourown with this one.Matt Neuburg = [e-mail]#### BINHEX     at-peace-10.hqx   ****From "Santa Claus <[e-mail]>" Sun Sep 12 00:39:26 1993Date: Sat, 11 Sep 93 19:49:17 CDT From: Santa Claus <[e-mail]>Subject: At Peace 1.0 [PLANET software] THIS ARCHIVE CONTAINS:  At Peace 1.0 The author of Text Press, StackPacker, Personal Bomb!, and Cloud Altitudeintroduces two new applications, as well as two new updates... The new applications:   * Informer - leave voice messages for your co-workers and/or roommates withthis fancy application.  Includes voice synthesis, support for the new SpeechManager, System 7 Savvy, System 6 compatible, and also makes your Macintoshring!  * At Peace - the utility which allows you to turn At Ease's sounds on andoff, as well as start At Ease without restarting, quit At Ease, and more! The following two updated applications correct a minor bug in System 6'sMultiFinder that makes the splash screen appear behind other windows.  Thefixed versions:   * Text Press 1.1a - a utility which converts TeachText documents betweeneditable (TEXT) and read-only (newspaper) formats.  Useful to all Macintoshusers, especially developers.  * Cloud Altitude 3.0a - a dinky little program that calculates the altitudeand types of clouds for any day (even today).   * Look for:      * The Sound Studio - add sound effects to your video productions (notassociated with QuickTime).      * High quality e-mail for everyone.      * More to come...#### BINHEX     atto-clock-131.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Fred Condo)Subject: attoClock 1.3.1Date: Tue, 9 Nov 93 9:18:11 PSTattoClock 1.3.1Tuesday, November 9, 1993What it is=-=-=-=-=-attoClock is a very small application (7494 bytes) for System 7 that displays adigitalclock in a small window. It has intentionally few features. It displays the hourandminute, respecting the time format you have set in your control panels. Itdoesn't displayseconds or the date or ring chimes or display movies or pictures or animations.Just thetime.The motivation for creating attoClock was that I like having a clock on myscreen, but Idon't want to give up a lot of memory or disk space for the function. I coulduse theAlarm Clock desk accessory, but it has a larger window, and, if placed at thebottom ofthe screen, must be moved to access its extra functions. Also, I distrust theextensionsand control panels that put a clock in the menu bar. Even with the best effortsof theauthors, conflicts among complex extensions occur. A small application thatobeys Apple'sprogramming guidelines is the least obtrusive way to provide a simple functionlike this.To keep attoClock as small as possible, it supports System 7 (including 7.0.1and 7.1 andpresumably future versions) only. It will silently quit if it is launched underearliersystems. The name is taken from the metric-system prefix atto-, which means one quintillionth (10-18). That's very small, but it should not be confused with anattaBoy,which is a small word of praise.Version 1.3.1=-=-=-=-=-=-=Removed the notification alerts when attoClock receives Apple Events that itdoesn'tunderstand. This was annoying at least one AppleScript developer.attoClock will flash 12:00 AM if the year ever becomes earlier than its year ofrelease.This condition is meant to warn you your clock has been reset or becomeseriously wrong.The version shown in the About box is now taken directly fromthe 'vers'resource.#### BINHEX     auspice-31.hqx   ****Date: 17 May 1993 12:23:49 +0100 (MET) From: [e-mail] (Ard Jonker)Subject: Auspice new version This is a new version of Auspice, a remainder program with the possibilityto post reminders, have them repeated and/or deferred, deleted or editedonce a reminder comes forward. Auspice works in the background, iconized ifyou want. The program can have more than one data file (though only oneopen at one time) and can be started up by putting this file in the startupfolder. Across a network, coworkers can inspect and modify other personsAuspice datafiles.A reminder can be set by specifying date and time, and can be repeatedevery so many minutes, hours, days, months, years. Defering a message canbe done in minutes, hours or days. Holydays are customizable. The interfaceis very intuitive. I am not the Author, contact Wayne K. Meyer, his addresson compuserve is in the readme file. Have fun.#### BINHEX     auto-trade-10.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 27 Sep 92 04:00 EDTFrom: [e-mail]: AutoTrade.hqxAutoTrade 1.0 is a new Macintosh investment program that can manage an entire portfolio. It issues specific buy and sell orders with precise dollar amounts based on your individual portfolio. It can be used to both help you time your own trades or as aMaking money in the stock market is possible and doesnUt require magic, but it does require strict discipline that few of us possess. A computer, on the other hand, has perfect discipline. In order to remove emotions totally from the stock selection prAutoTrade does not pretend to be 100% accurate on its predictions. No system can be anywhere near 100% accurate. But with a strict, disciplined, and ruthless process of eliminating losers and keeping winners, AutoTrade can make you a profit if even les#### BINHEX     axo-calculator-11.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Info-Mac Moderator)Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1993 17:07:03 PST>To: [e-mail] From: [e-mail] (John Clements,MAC,VIABR)Date: Wed Mar 24 11:44:35 PST 1993Ua-Content-Id: <PMX-PC-2.2-******-stjohns-clements-3023>End-Of-Header: Email-Version: 2Subject: axo-calculator-11.cpt.hqxTo: [e-mail]-Message-Id: <MAC-1.3.3-302119-clements-230>Message-Type: macfileMacfilehdr: TEXTMPS 01000004868C000001ACAxoCalculator.cpt.hqxEnd-Of-Protocol: Content-Type: TextContent-Length: 297016                 AxoCalculator 1.1AxoCalculator is a general purpose scientific calculator, and a multi-language development environment. Standard scientific functions (sin, cos, exp, ... ) and statistical calculations are supported. Calculations are performed by typing them into the editor window then pressing "enter". This approach maintains a record which can be cross-checked or printed. Programs and functions can be written in Pascal, Fortran, Basic or C and executed by AxoCalculator's multi-language interpreter. Programs can interact with the user via standard dialogs. They can be assigned names which are then appended to the "Calculator" menu. Programs can be automatically loaded onto the menu each time AxoCalculator is run. #### BINHEX     bang-dos-cli-10.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 8 Aug 92 02:13:36 +0200 From: [e-mail]: !Dos 1.0  This little crude application is a Command Line Interfacethat lets you list, copy, move and delete files. Now don'tsay the mac doesn't have a CLI. (However, you can't launchapplications, script, or do anything else interesting withit) Main feature is the adaptive buffer size and async I/O forfile copying making it ideal for transferring files overAppleTalk Remote Access when you want to do other thingswith your mac at the same time. All operations multitaskpretty well. Only tested on Quadra 900. Only runs under System 7. Freeware.                                         / Jon W{tte                                          [e-mail]#### BINHEX     banner-maker-122.hqx   ****Date:       Fri, 5 Jan 90 09:46:19 PSTFrom: [e-mail]: [e-mail] usual, just as soon as you post something a new version comesalong.  Here is version 1.2.2 of Banner which prints awesomebanners on the Imagewriter (or whatever) with Adobe Type Manager.Using ATM gives you excellent quality letters even at pointsizes of 240 and 480.  This version has a bunch of bug fixes.Jon#### BINHEX     barr-laser-catalog-hc.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 12 Sep 1992 21:27:48 +0300 From: Jussi-Pekka Mantere <[e-mail]>Subject: LD.Mac.Stack.hqx Organization: Helsinki University of Technology, Finland Hi! Here's a HyperCard stack from cs.yale.edu, /pub/rec.video/BarrLDDB.I'm just using it, otherwise I've got no connection to it.Suggested archive name: card/LD.Mac.Stack.hqxBest Regards,Jussi-Pekka Mantere--- original file follows ---This stack is designed to read in the flat file version ofthe Barr Digital Laser Disc Catalog that is available via anonymousftp from cs.yale.edu (128.36.0.3  and  130.132.1.2) and convert itinto a stack.  The file is in the /pub/rec.video/BarrLDDB directoryand is named "lib.dat".  The database contains records for ALL currentlyavailable NTSC laser discs and includes information on letterboxing,digital stereo, close captioning, availability, etc.Stephen [e-mail]#### BINHEX     be-fruitful-and-multiply.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 4 Dec 92 15:11:47 CST From: [e-mail] (Bob Schenk)Subject: (*) Be Fruitful and Multiply Attached is Be Fruitful and Multiply, which both drills multiplicationtables and illustrates what the tables mean with simple graphics.If you have a child trying to learn multiplication, it may be ofsome useIt works for me both under System 6 and 7. It is shareware ($5). Iam interested in comments and suggestions.R. Schenk      [e-mail]#### BINHEX     belgian-postcards-20.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 29 Jan 92 12:55:47 +0100 From: [e-mail] (Karl Pottie)Subject: Belgian_Postcards Belgian PostCards 2.0Some people asked me to re-submit Belgian Postcards with a better explanatoryheader, so that busy people have a better way to decide ifto download this app or not. Archivers: sorry for any inconvenience.Belgian PostCards is a text editor that lets the user create fun, eye-catchingdocuments (over 50 icons to get your friends/customers attention!) The version2 release adds significant features:* Easier selection of color graphics* Supports fonts, including sizes greater than 127 points* Supports styled text* Has a sound annotation feature: record your own sounds or import sounds  from other files such as HyperCard/system sounds* New preferences for default file type/fonts/sizes* Improved search/replace (goes to beginning of document)* Allows Wild Magic owners to paste in QuickTime movies *and* record  additional notes attached to but *independent* to the movie graphic* Cut and paste compatible with DocMaker* Substitute font feature for those receiving files with fonts not  in their systemPostCards still:* Allows the easy creation of TeachText docs (ttro and text) with pictures (including this demo version - useful even if you don't buy the full  version!!)* Works on a network   -- the icons are perfect for sign posts and will also open the document      over the net   -- replace standard icons with your corporate photos for the ultimate      in net management/info* 32 bit clean* Works under VM ** More economical than paying for the extra freight of an  application/document hybrid*More fun!The demo supports creating TeachText docs with pictures and includesa few sample icon types.The Viewer allows users to view plain text files in any font they like!No more Geneva!  These items are free, but we hope you'll buy the fullversion for creating styled text with sounds.$25 (includes shipping/handling)The distribution of this demo is unlimited#### BINHEX     bibliophile-hc.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 17 Jan 1993 22:39:08 EST From: "Paul D. Bain" <[e-mail]>Subject: Bibliophile.hqx Bibliophile is an attempt to provide a library stack in Hypercard that addresses the needs of serious collectors and students interested in recordingcollections of works in a standard, professional manner.  Bibliophile offersthe following features:    1.  Sort cards by author name, book title, publisher, publicationdate, subject, or keywords.    2.  Cards are date stamped, numbered, and noted as to their currentsort status.    3.  Book costs can be entered into a separate field.  Inventory costscan be totalled through the utilities button.    4.  searches card contents for keyword fields.  Recurring searches canbe accomplished by simply clicking a button.    5.  Documentation included within the stack itself by a script whichmimics "Balloon help."  Users click on a button to begin and then simply pasthe cursor over the item which requires explanation.  A short description appears describing the function of the item.  Click again and help disappears.    6.  Dealer addresses are available in a hidden field.  A simple clickon a button and the field appears.  Another click and the info is hidden.    7.  Each card can store standard bibliographical information.    8.  Exports a pre-formatted bibliography or catalog as a text file.The file can then be read by most word-processing applications.Requires Hypercard 1.2.5 or better.  Works fine under Hypercard 2.1  Authormay be reached at "[e-mail]"18-Jan-93  7:47:11-GMT,103965;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA22060; Sun, 17 Jan 93 23:47:08 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA22511; Sun, 17 Jan 93 23:47:07 PSTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from maple.circa.ufl.edu by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id        AA18288; Sun, 17 Jan 93 19:31:35 PST Received: by ufcc.ufl.edu (MX V3.1C) id 41; Sun, 17 Jan 1993 22:32:24 EST Date: Sun, 17 Jan 1993 22:32:18 EST From: "Paul D. Bain" <[e-mail]>To: [e-mail]-Id: <[e-mail]> Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Sun, 17 Jan 1993 23:47:06 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     bicycle-gear-calculator-41-hc.hqx   ****From macmod Thu Sep 30 09:07:13 1993From: macmod (Info-Mac Moderator)Date: Thu, 30 Sep 93 8:57:55 PDT(5.65c/IDA-1.4.3.1-UK-t for [e-mail]); Thu, 30 Sep 199313:03:33 +0100Date: Thu, 30 Sep 1993 13:03:33 +0100Message-Id: <[e-mail]>X-Sender: jf@phiMime-Version: 1.0Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="========================_6956254==_"To: [e-mail]: John Forrest <[e-mail]>Subject: Bicycle Gear Calculator v4.1--========================_6956254==_Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"This is a new version of the Bicycle Gear Calculator distributed via thesumex and umich archives. This stack helps you design chain drives, byseeing the gears produced by various chainwheel/freewheel combinations.This new version copes with 8 rear cogs and has a nice new title page.There is a new import feature to help with updating. Apart from that, ithas a few bug fixes. It now requires the Colorizing HC XCMD stack, which isbundled in - previously this was optional. This is true even if you areusing a monochrome monitor. The stack is freeware.--========================_6956254==_Content-Type: application/mac-binhex40; name="BGC4.1.cpt"#### BINHEX     bicycle-spoke-length-hc.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 7 Dec 1992 22:33:48 -0800 From: [e-mail]: SpokeLength -- a HC stack for bicycle wheelbuilders SpokeLength a HyperCard stack that computes bicycle spoke lengths.  Ithas a database of various rim and hub dimensions and an interface thatmakes it simple to use.  It's in HC 1.2.x format.  It's free.SpokeLength derives much of its functionality from:HPopUpMenu XFCN, by Jon Pugh;FindInField XFCN, by Roger Brown.Eric Topp   [e-mail]-=E#### BINHEX     biorhythms-hc.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 17 Aug 1993 01:56:25 -0400 (EDT)From: [e-mail]: hyper-biorhythm    If you remember Disco, you'll remember Biorhythms.      This color HyperCard stack charts your emotional,     mental, and physical ability to face another day     of the Clinton administration.  It even plays a     few notes of Gershwin.  (Hey, it's August.  What     else was there to do?)    <fisherkj@snyoneva>#### BINHEX     biplane-20a.hqx   ****Date:         Fri, 01 Mar 91 08:34:59 ESTFrom: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>Organization: Connecticut's Business SchoolSubject:      [*] Alan Porter's BiPlane 2.0a SpreadsheetThis is Alan Porter's BiPlane 2.0a (2/91) spreadsheet (shareware version -$59 USA, $69 Canada/Mexico, $79 outside N. America, Visa or MasterCardaccepted).If you occasionally need to put together a table (and perhaps somesimple graphs) but don't want to break for the big bucks for Excelor Wingz (for example).  Then BiPlane's the spreadsheet for you.BiPlane does nearly all the things the expensive programs dowith the exception of macros.  How likely are you to need aspreadsheet you can program (are macros really worth the extra$$$)?#### BINHEX     birthday-alarm.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 3 Sep 92 12:03:13 +0200 From: [e-mail]: Birthday Alarm This little utility can warn you of birthdays coming up in the next fewdays. Put an alias of the application in the startup folder. Look aheadtime, sounds and other things can be modified by the user using ResEdit.The birthdays are in a text file, which makes it very easy to modify thebirthday list.For more info: read the READ-ME file.Have Fun!Andre' C. van der Ham                   EMAIL: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     birthday-hc.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Feb 93 09:53:39 -0500 From: [e-mail]: [*] Birthday Stack Netters,A while back I asked for suggestions for celebrating my boss'sbirthday electronically (in true techno-weenie style).  I got apaucity of responses -- apparently this is not done much.  Anofficemate and I brain-stormed for a while and came up with theenclosed HyperCard stack which we put in my boss's Startup Itemsfolder (I'm the Sys Admin so I can do whatever I want ;-).  He got a real kick out of it.  I'm submitting this in the hopes thatthis sort of "electronic birthday 'card'" will become more commonin the future.  Any copyrighted material (Music, Sound effects, and art) has been given recognition.  I have substantially cut the length of some of the music to reduce both the size of thestack and the possibility of annoying anyone in the recordindustry.  My special thanks goes to Weird Al, the LondonSymphony Orchestra, and my officemates.  Have fun!-- Glenn Fink#### BINHEX     bit-map-to-eps-201.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 11 Nov 2039 03:01:48 -0500 From: [e-mail]: PaintToEPS V2.01 Enclosed is an update to BitMapToEPS application for converting severalformats of graphics (B&W bitmap startup screens, MacPaint, PICT, PICT2formats).Version 2.01 fixes and add the following features:* Bug: Bounding box of selected area is now correct when creating EPSfiles.* Bug: memory leak when saving PICT version of the image.* Menus are enable/disabled correctly relative to current windows open.* Added option to save QuickTime preview image to PICT files.* Added support to "Drop" open QuickTime movies on application to playthem.* Added several other minor options...What will it do?* It will read any of the above formats, or any format that you have aClaris XTND translators for.   Convert it to B&W bitmap, and allow you toselect area or whole picture to be saves as a PICT or EPS file.  * If QuickTime(tm) is installed, it will also allow you to play quicktimemovies and PICT.  I admit it is of very limited use, but it was just to tryout quicktime routines.* Supports Cut, Copy to Clipboard, Paste).* Contains on-line help (accessed from Apple Menu).Also enclosed are two XTND translators which require Claris XTND System andapplications that support it:  StartUp Screens, Windows (.BMP) formatNote: the color tables for BMP files may not match, but it does supportB&W, 16 color, 256 color formats.ShareWare $15.00 for appplication, and the two translators.NOTE: If you need other AFE or XTND translators written send me a notes.   I am converting the Windows (.BMP) format XTND translator into a Apple FileExchange translator.  It is in beta testing mode, some minor problems tofix and more error traping is required. My current plans are to onlyconvert from (.BMP) format to PICT format.  It would be relativily easy toconvert from PICT to B&W bitmap format of .BMP, if their is a call for it. I am looking into converting .IMG files found in PC GEM, Ventura Publisher.Things to do and limitations: * limited testing on non-system 7 machines.    (Tested on Classic, IIsi, LC, Mac Portable, IIci).* need to add option to work with Color or B&W images   (instead of covering everything to B&W).* need to add paint editing tools:  Fat Bits, eraser, selection, moving,pasting & undo.* need to add System 7 balloon help* printing does not print original picture, it prints the converted B&Wpicture.Cheers, Mark<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Macintosh Support, Computing & Communications ServicesQueen's University at Kingston, Ontario Canada, K7L 3N6Phone: [phone],   Fax: [phone]E-mail: [e-mail]  AppleLink: CDA0448#### BINHEX     bitwise-13.hqx   ****From "Eric (E.) Curtis <[e-mail]>" Sun Sep 12 22:05:00 1993Date: Sat, 11 Sep 1993 16:43:00 +0000 From: "Eric (E.) Curtis" <[e-mail]>Subject: util/bitwise-130.cpt.hqx Bitwise is a versatile and easy to use calculator with manyunique features.  It was specifically designed for programmersof personal computers and microprocessors.Some of Bitwise' key features include:+ RPN Operating Logic+ Continuous Memory of all Registers, Modes, and Window Position on  the Desktop+ Instant conversion between Hexadecimal, Decimal, Octal, and Binary+ Choose from Word Sizes of 8, 16, and 32 bits+ Backspace key corrects input errors without retyping the entire  number+ Optional Byte/Nibble Marks in Binary mode+ Optional Leading Zeros in Hexadecimal, Octal, and Binary modes+ Unique Pop-Up Stack Register Display with Register Selection+ Carry & Overflow Flags+ Add, Subtract, Multiply, Divide, and Remainder+ AND, OR, XOR, 1'S Complement, Shift Left & Shift Right+ X Y Register Exchange key+ Stack Roll Down+ Full support of Cut, Copy, and Paste to and from the Clipboard+ Display provides quick indication of Flags, Word Size, and Number  Base+ Calculator's keypad can be hidden to save screen space while all  functions are still available via the keyboard and numeric keypad+ Keyboard Equivalents for all calculator functions+ Works with Multiple Monitors+ 32-Bit Clean and works with Virtual Memory+ Occupies about 28K of disk space and requires only 64K of RAM+ Works with System 6.0.5 and above, including System 7Full documentation is included on all of Bitwise' features,including how to use RPN. -- Eric Curtis    [e-mail]---#### BINHEX     bmp-graphics-translation.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 16 Apr 92 17:32:35 EDT From: [e-mail]: BMP Graphics Translation Enclosed is a quick application for converting several formats of graphics(B&W bitmap startup screens, MacPaint, PICT, PICT2 formats).* It will read any of the above formats, or any format that you have aClaris XTND translators for.   Convert it to B&W bitmap, and allow you toselect area or whole picture to be saves as a PICT or EPS file.  * If QuickTime(tm) is installed, it will also allow you to play quicktimemovies.  I admit it is of very limited uses, but it was a quick hack to tryout quicktime routines.* Supports Cut, Copy to Clipboard, but does not allow for Paste (nextrelease).* Contains on-line help (accessed from Apple Menu).Also enclosed are two XTND translators which require Claris XTND System andapplications that support it:             StartUp Screens            Windows (.BMP) formatNote: the color tables for BMP files may not match, but it does supportB&W, 16 color, 256 color formats.ShareWare $15.00 for Appplication, and the two translators.If their is a demand for a Apple File Exchange translator for Windows(.BMP) format I will convert the XTND translator into a AFE translatorright away.  If it will be sometime next month.PS. If you need other AFE or XTND translators written send me a note.Things to do and limitations: * Rotation option sometimes crashes, and will only rotate the whole image.* Scroll bars and Zoom rect of the Viewer windows need some work (the imagedoes not scroll until you release the mouse).* limited testing on non-system 7 machines. (Tested on IIsi, LC, MacPortable, IIci).* need to add option to work with Color or B&W images, instead of coveringeverything to B&W.* need to add HyperCard style selection/pasting.* need to add System 7 balloon help* printing does not print original picture, it prints the converted B&Wpicture.Cheers, Mark<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Macintosh Support, Computing & Communications ServicesQueen's University at Kingston, Ontario Canada, K7L 3N6Phone: [phone],   Fax: [phone]E-mail: [e-mail]  AppleLink: CDA0448#### BINHEX     bobs-eyes-pro-21.hqx   ****From: ROBERTO AVANZI 338188/SM <[e-mail]>Subject: Bob's Eyes Pro 2.1 Date: Fri, 4 Dec 92 20:38:33 MET Hi people of the Net!This is version 2.1 of my Bob's Eyes Pro application.It fixes a problem with very large windows causing erraticalcrashes (now there is a limit on window sizes, sorry 20" displayowners) and allows very little windows to be opened. At smallsizes the eyes have better appearance.This file should replace version 2.0.2 and the updater, nowthat they are obsolete.CheersRoberto Avanzi<[e-mail]>(Appended is a binhexed self-extracting stuffit lite archive)#### BINHEX     boring-clock-11.hqx   ****From: macmod (Info-Mac Moderator)Date: Tue, 5 Oct 93 7:16:26 PDT(5.65c/IDA-1.4.4 for <[e-mail]>); Tue, 5 Oct 1993 08:56:39+0100Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Date: Tue, 5 Oct 1993 08:58:05 +0100To: [e-mail]: [e-mail] (Adriaan Tijsseling)X-Sender: [e-mail]: BoringClock? 1.1X-Attachments: :xyb 875:2:BoringClock?.pro:Dear Moderator,Here's BoringClock? version 1.1. It now safely deals with Macs withoutColor QuickDraw by putting up a dialog box and then exiting to shell.Please replace the old version with this one.Description:****************** BoringClock?1.1.hqx ***************This application is another one that displays time. However, it has somenice features such as little window ( more desktop space ), changablecolors, finder to front option, timezones.This clock package is a compact pro archive and binhexed.Enjoy it,bugreports, comments, compliments, etc to [e-mail] Tijsseling************************************************************snail mail:     Balijelaan 71-bis,    |   cybermail:      [e-mail]                3521 GN Utrecht       |                   The Netherlands       |   aerial:         030 - 948373                                      |warp_factor:    09-12-1969            |   height( not in Megs ): 1.89 m"Never mind it nowWe can bring it backIt's total trashAnd it's a natural factThat I'm not no cow"        Sonic Youth#### BINHEX     bugs.hqx   ****To: [e-mail]: [e-mail] (Jurjen N.E. Bos)Date: 10 Jul 89 19:00:44 GMTOrganization: CWI, AmsterdamIn the May issue of Scientific American we had this nice idea of an"Evolution Simulator".  This is a version of that program.  It is niceto watch and play with for a while.Algorithm notes:  The field is a pond were bugs live.  A bug has health from 0-1500.  Eating a bacterium gives 40 health points.  Each step decreases the  health by one.  If the health is 0, a bug dies.  A bug splits if  health>1000 and age>400.  The two bugs will have slightly different  genes, that influence the walking pattern of the bug.Program notes:  Clicking on (or near) a bug gives its status: age, health and genes.  It is possible to change the bacteria growth and population.  Source  (THINK C 3.0) is included.  It contains lots of dirty assembly code  to frighten the reader and speed up the program.Reference notes:  Scientific American, may 1989, column "Computer Recreations".-- |                 | "Never image yourself not to be otherwise than what || Jurjen N.E. Bos | it might appear to others that what you were or     ||                 | might have been was not otherwise than what you had ||  [e-mail]  | been would have appeared to them to be otherwise."  |---#### BINHEX     business-plan-master-20.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 7 Jan 93 02:31:50 -0800 From: Michael Ross <antigone![e-mail]>Subject: *Business Plan Master 2.0 In response to a request on Info Mac v11#4, I am submitting Business  Plan Master 2.0. I have no connection with the program other than  occasional browser. Here is part of the Read Me file.Michael [e-mail]~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~     Every business needs to have a plan in order to track itsprogress.  There is no business too small, too large, too complex ortoo simple to avoid having a business plan.  I found that manybusiness plan programs assume that you are going to raise money inthe public markets.  However, the vast majority of businesses arestarted without large outside investments or fund raising campaigns.This program is designed for use by any business, large or small,whether you are raising money or not.     I didn't write this program in an ivory tower some place, butout of my own business experience.  For seven years, I imported  cuckooclocks from the Black Forest of Germany, so this is definetly a"cuckoo" program!  I have been involved in many other businessventures.  I'd be lying if I said I made money with all of them.But I can truthfully say that all were successful, mainly because Ifollowed a plan and stuck to it.     BUSINESS PLAN MASTER supplies you with complete template files.I give you professional formats (footnootes, tables of contents,somesimple graphics), some excellent sample text and several spreadsheetfiles for you to use.  Alone these could save you many hundreds ofhours of work.  Because of the wide diversity of businesses andbusiness ideas, I have tried to make these files as universal aspossible.  Over time, you will likely incorporate your own languageinto the text and make modifications to the worksheets.[...]Business Plan Master is NOT a public domain program.  It isCopyright (c) 1992 by David A. Works.  All rights reserved.[...]    IF YOU LIKE BUSINESS PLAN MASTER, PASS IT ALONG TO FRIENDS ANDBUSINESS ASSOCIATES, BBS'S OR USER'S GROUPS.Good luck and I wish you the best in your business endeavors.CompuServe          70400,153Delphi              DAVIDWORKSGEnie               D.WORKS3America OnLine      DAVIDW2959#### BINHEX     cal-302.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 17 Sep 89 03:07:16 PDTFrom: [e-mail] (David Phillip Oster)To: [e-mail], hplabs!felix![e-mail] is Cal 3.02. It is a calendar desk accessory suitable forsolo use or for shared use over a Appleshare or TOPs network.It is a permanent calendar, for any year covered by ourcurrent calendar. It handles the fact that 2000 is not aleap year but 1900 is (the division by 400 rule.)You may associate up to 32k of text with any day.Cal has on-line help, just press the Help button in the About box. It also tells you which day of the year this isand the number of days remaining in the year.Text is stored in a calendar database consisting of onemaster folder. Inside the master folder is a separatefolder for each year, inside that up to 12 folders, onefor each month, and inside that are up to 31 text files,one for each day. Since each text message is any separatefile, people can change different parts of the database simultaneously without fear.You may have many calendar databases, just use the Openbutton to select the one you want to use. Cal remembersit, so you start up using that one next time.Cal periodically checks to see if other programs havechanged the calendar database, so it can be used on anetwork.If you write protect a calendar database in the Finder,then only you will be able to change that calendar database.Also in this posting is a companion program, "Calendar Tools",which can convert calendar files from my earlier "Calendar"program. It can also pack an entire calendar database intoa single text file for maintenance. In fact, it can convert>From any of the three formats to any of the three formats.Calendar Tools can also set Cal's week to begin on any day,for you users outside the U.S.Cal is shareware. Don't pay if you don't use Cal. If you do use it, but just don'tlike it, pay and complain, and I'll do my best to resolve yourcomplaints in my next version. If you use it, and like it, pleasesend money and praise.CE Software's Calendar Maker program can import old Calendardata files, so you can print with that, for the moment.David Phillip OsterMosaic CodesSuite 20362140 Shattuck AveBerkeley, CA 94704--- David Phillip Oster          Arpa: [e-mail]     [e-mail]: {uwvax,decvax}!ucbvax!{sun,lll-crg}!well!oster#### BINHEX     calconvert-105.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 22 May 93 13:23:22 +0200 From: [e-mail] ( Rodella-Morena)Subject: [*] CalConvert 1.05 CalConvert (formerly QuickConvert) is a small sharewareutility that does integer arithmetic calculations andconverts integer values to different bases (decimal,hexadecimal, binary, octal or any custom base between 2 and32) or to an OSType (a sequence of four ASCII characters).The conversion may be signed or unsigned (you can alwaysenter a signed value, it will be converted to unsigned ifneeded); the result may be interpreted either as a word (2bytes) or as a long word (4 bytes). The Return and Enterkeys start the conversion; Tab, shift-Tab and the four arrowkeys have their usual meaning.Warning: CalConvert *requires* System 7.SHAREWARE - $5Author: Alessandro Levi Montalcini#### BINHEX     calculator-ii-123.hqx   ****From "Joe Cicinelli <[e-mail]>" Fri Sep 10 00:06:34 1993Date: Thu, 9 Sep 93 10:37:19 MST From: "Joe Cicinelli" <[e-mail]>Calculator II v1.23(C) Copyright 1993, Joseph G. CIcinelliAll Rights Reserved.Purpose:Calculator II is a pleasant looking color multi-function calculator that runsas an application under system 6.x or System 7.  The calculator was writtenas an application to be run under MultiFinder or System 7 alongside otherapplications.  It improves on AppleUs original calculator by addingtrigonometric functions, functions for base 10 and natural logorithms andtheir inverses, hex-to-decimal and decimal-to-hex conversion, a percentincrease/decrease key, a memory function for storing values across uses ofthe program, and all of these functions can be invoked by using the F-Keys onthe Apple Extended keyboard (F5 - F15).  The calculator also allows users tocorrect trailing digits of values entered on the display of the calculatorthrough the use of a backspace key.  A Ticker Tape is also provided todisplay the results of past calculations.  Balloon help and generalinformation about the program is available under either the Help menu underSystem 6.x or the Balloon Help menu under System 7.  This software is beingdistributed as FREEware so give it a try and let me know what you think! This version of the calculator contains several bug fixes and enhancements:o Fixed a couple of Balloon Help bugs that caused balloons to appear or not  appear at inappropriate times.o Numbers copied to the clipboard from the calculatorUs display no longer  contain leading spaces.o The calculator no longer permits the errant factorial calculations of  negative numbers and 0.o Fixed a bug using the HEX and DEC keys successively to convert numbers  between hexadecimal and decimal.o Changed the creator of the Calculator to *calc* from *CALC* to make  accessing its bundle more realiable.o The Calculator now saves its preferences in a Prefs File rather than inside  itself.  This will permit future updates of the program with Updaters like  UpdateMaker.o A new Info item was added to the Help Menu to thank all the people that  have helped to make Calculator II a success.This file should replace info-mac/app/calculator-ii-122.hqx at sumex-aims.#### BINHEX     calendar-maker-221.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 27 Oct 90 23:33 CSTFrom: [e-mail]: Calendar 2.2.1Calendar Maker 2.2.1-  This will allow you to design and print calendars on your    Mac._____________________________________#### BINHEX     canada-tax-ontario-excel.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 1 Mar 1993 20:40 EST From: "PROF. L.G. LEDUC" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Excel 3.0 Tax Forms (Ontario) Please find below Excel 3.0 tax forms for the province of Ontario,Canada for 1992.If you want to submit your tax return directly to Revenue Canada, youmust pay the shareware fee to obtain the authorization number.For more details, contact:Icicle ComputerBox 20093, Rideau East P.O.Ottawa, OntarioK1N 9N5(613) 523-0328Cheers.Leo G. [e-mail]#### BINHEX     canada-tax92-alb.hqx   ****From: Robert Szarek <[e-mail]>Subject: 1992 Canadian Tax Templates [3] Date: Fri, 26 Feb 93 0:37:44 EST To the moderators:I forgot to mention, for more information on these templatescontact:Icicle ComputerBox 20093, Rideau East P.O.Ottawa, OntarioK1N 9N5Tel: [phone] for info/registrationPlease place this file as "Canada-Alb-Tax92.hqx"--Robert SzarekLand Software Engineering/ DND Canadae-mail: [e-mail]         [e-mail]     [e-mail]#### BINHEX     canada-tax92-bc.hqx   ****From: Robert Szarek <[e-mail]>Subject: 1992 Canadian Tax Templates [4] Date: Fri, 26 Feb 93 0:40:56 EST To the moderator:All together I am including the form for the provinces of:Alberta, British Comlumbia, Nova Scotia, Quebec, and Ontario.Please place file as "Canada-BC-Tax92.hqx"--Robert SzarekLand Software Engineering/ DND Canadae-mail: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     canada-tax92-ns.hqx   ****From: Robert Szarek <[e-mail]>Subject: 1992 Canadian Tax Templates [5] Date: Fri, 26 Feb 93 0:45:07 EST To the moderators:The final result should be:-rw-r-----   1 szarek   users     174513 Feb 25 22:36 Alberta-Canada-Tax-92.cptx-rw-r-----   1 szarek   users     179595 Feb 25 22:36 BC-Canada-Tax-92.cpt.hqx-rw-r-----   1 szarek   users     174298 Feb 25 22:36 NS-Canada-Tax-92.cpt.hqx-rw-r-----   1 szarek   users     196191 Feb 25 22:36 Ontario-Canada-Tax-92.cptx-rw-r-----   1 szarek   users     167008 Feb 25 22:37 Quebec-Canada-Tax-92.cpt.xPlease place this file as "Canada-NS-Tax92.hqx"--Robert SzarekLand Software Engineering/ DND Canadae-mail: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     canada-tax92-ont.hqx   ****From: Robert Szarek <[e-mail]>Subject: 1992 Canadian Tax Templates [2] Date: Fri, 26 Feb 93 0:32:25 EST To the moderators:Please place this binhexed file as "Canada-Ont-Tax92.hqx"--Robert SzarekLand Software Engineering/ DND Canadae-mail: [e-mail]         [e-mail]     [e-mail]#### BINHEX     canada-tax92-qc.hqx   ****From: Robert Szarek <[e-mail]>Subject: 1992 Canadian Tax Templates Date: Fri, 26 Feb 93 0:29:03 EST To the moderators:I will be uploading five files that are tax templates to beused by Canadian users. All the templates shall be in Excel 3format. These forms are shareware. The cost is $25 for newusers and $15 for registered users of last years templates.The templates are complete Canadian Income Tax returns whichinclude T1 General, Schedules 1 thru 8, Child Care Expenses,and Capital Gains froms. These templates are approved fordirect submission by Revenue Canada.Please place binhexed file in the archive as "Canada-Qc-Tax92.hqx".---Robert A. SzarekLand Software Engineering/ DND Canadae-mail: [e-mail]         [e-mail]     [e-mail]#### BINHEX     canary-hc.hqx   ****Subject: Canary, A Music Editing Stack Date: Sun, 13 Sep 92 22:34:57 -0700 From: Jack Repenning <[e-mail]>Here's a pretty cool contribution for the archives.  I have noconnection with the program, authors, or publisher.  But when I ranacross the program, it seemed like just the sort of great thing thatought to be in the archives!  The accompanying notice (and a bit ofthe about box) sez:        Canary is an impressive HyperCard music editing, composing,        learning, playing, sequencing system.  It's got XCMDs galore,        it's got a graphical editor, it's even got MIDI capabilities.        Take a look; you might enjoy it.  And since Canary is        shareware, feel free to pass it on to all your friends!        Canary was designed to make HyperCard song creation as        efficient as creating songs using professional sequencing        software.#### BINHEX     carp-20.hqx   ****Subject: Carp 2.0 (hqx) Date: Tue, 03 Nov 92 11:07:18 PST From: David Barto <[e-mail]>My first submission.  I have been a happy user for many monthsnow.You have to pay the shareware (worth it) to unlock it.(I don't know what is is unlocked when you pay, I got thiscopy by paying for Carp 1.2)Smashed with Stuffit 1.6Project: A decent audio CD ROM  interface.Code Name: CARP (Craig's Audio ROM Player)Features 1. Designed for System Seven and systems with Color! 2. Eject, Stop, Play, Pause, Previous, Next, and Scan functions. 3. NO INITUs or CDEV's 4. Small Convenient Display. 5. You can quit the app without interrupting the play. 6. Wrap around direction buttons. 7. Only uses 256K of RAM, you can quit if you need the memory! 8. Runs in background with NO noticeable decrease in system performance. 9. Auto Start Play when Audio CD is mounted.10. Auto repeats CD11. Works with screen savers.12. 32 bit Clean.-------------- CUT HERE ---------------------------------------#### BINHEX     casio-multiple-clocks.hqx   ****17-Apr-87 11 45 18-PDT,34208;000000000001Return-Path  <[e-mail]>Received  from lindy.STANFORD.EDU by SUMEX-AIM.STANFORD.EDU with TCP; Fri, 17 Apr 87 11 44 46 PDTReceived  by lindy.STANFORD.EDU; Fri, 17 Apr 87 11 44 27 PSTDate  Fri, 17 Apr 87 11 02 08 PSTFrom  <[e-mail]>To  [e-mail]  Casio multiple clocks desk accessoryDate      Fri, 17 Apr 87 17 53 NFrom      <[e-mail]> (Thomas Fruin)Subject   Casio multiple clocks desk accessoryTo        [e-mail]-Original-To   [e-mail], FRUINSomeone uploaded this gorgious desk accessory to SAGAnet, theMac BBS in Amsterdam.  It's meant to replace the Alarm Clock,but contains much more than just the time and date.Casio also has 10 Elapsed Timers (each with an editable title),10 Countdown Timers (also with title), 10 Alarm Clocks (yes,with titles) and 9 Time Zones (with titles) that show the timein other countries like TimeZone does.The whole thing is packaged into a little window that takes uphardly any more space than the standard Alarm Clock.  It's areal beauty and a bargain too.  The author, Ralph Muha, onlywants $ 5 for it if you decide to keep it.  And who wouldn't?-- Thomas   [e-mail]   [e-mail]   Leiden University, Netherlands#### BINHEX     casio-talk-205.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 2 Sep 1992 18:41 +1300 From: DAVID DAVIES-PAYNE <[e-mail]>Subject: CasioTalk 2.0.5 CasioTalk is a Macintosh application that allows for transfer ofdata between any Macintosh computer and a Casio BOSS digitaldiary.  Contains documentation and specifications for buildinga hardware interface.  System 7 aware. Version 2.0.5Shareware---#### BINHEX     cassette-librarian-31-hc.hqx   ****From: Andrew Terrance Trembley <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Cassette Index Card HC Stack Date: Mon, 15 Mar 93 16:05:32 CST Improved Cassette Librarian 3.1(A HyperCard 2.x Stack for creating index cards for cassette boxes)About 3 years back, I got a HC stack for creating index cards forcassettes.  I liked the layout, and some of the command structure.  However,I hated the fact that it only allowed 2 cards.  I wrote a system based onthat one, and used it for a few months. Two complete rewrites later, here'swhat we have.ICL 3.1 is shareware.  If you like it, send me money (I'm a poor student, Ican use all I can get).as always, I'm...                         Andy Trembley                     [e-mail]"There ain't no such thing as "Safe Sex" with you...        ...Mostly 'cause there ain't no such thing as ANY sex with you!"               -- Rev. Teddisclaimer: What?  Me worry?***** Cut Here *****#### BINHEX     cc-converter.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Kevin Sanderson)Subject: CC converter.sit.hqx submissionDate: Wed, 10 Nov 1993 16:54:49 +1030 (CST)Current Contents Converter (CC converter) is a utility that converts informationdownloaded from a Current Contents database either into a format (Refer/BibIX)that can be imported into most bibliographic programs or into a more 'readable'form. It was designed for use with the CAUL Current Contents online servicewhich is available at all Australian universities. Your mileage with otherdatabases may vary :)        Kevin Sanderson        [e-mail]#### BINHEX     chaos-explorer-01b.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 18 Jun 92 17:21:08 -0700 From: [e-mail]: Upload Herewith updated, debugged version of software existing on system.Harold Brochmann 604-926-6716.1-D Chaos Explorer v0.1b 1992 by Matthew HallEnclosed is a binhexed, self extracting archive containing 1-d Chaos explorer and related files.  This latest release fixes abug in the earlier version which caused the display on black and white monitors to be rather, well, unpleasant. Also isincluded, by popular (1 vote) demand, a non-fpu version of theprogram and some additional help.1-D Chaos Explorer is an application designed to explore thedynamics of functions on the real line. It allows you to type in any function of one variable (and a parameter) and will let you explore such topics as chaos, period doubling, Cantorsets (fractals) and others through a variety of graphs and plots (plain graph, orbital densities, escape times and theever popular bifurcation plot).  Also includes ability toperform Newton's method. This application was designed to give an intuitive feel fordynamics on the real line, and I hope, is a good introductionto chaos for high school level math and upThis application will work on any computer.  Another versionis included to take advantage of computers equipped with a math coprocessor.  Will run in limited color on color Macintoshes, includes on-line help, and programming help tolet you include your own plug-in (read 'much faster thaninterpreted') functions.  1-D Chaos Explorer is Shareware.If you keep it, like it, and especially if you learn somethingfrom it, please send $5 or $10.Matt Hall(during school year, I can be reached at [e-mail])#### BINHEX     chaos-simulator.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 8 Oct 92 16:12:13 -0700 From: [e-mail]: upload Please delete my previous contribution CHAOS - SIMULATOR.HQX.... andreplace it with this new, better version.#### BINHEX     chem-edit-10.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 2 Oct 1992 15:01:07 +0000 From: Elliot Bennett <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] ChemEdit 1.0 Date    10/2/92Subject    [*] ChemEdit 1.0From    Elliot BennettTo    Info- mac Subject   [*] ChemEdit 1.0                                        2/10/92                                                                   2:40 PMA couple digests ago I asked for info about chemistry software.  David Allenreplied with the info given below and Les Ferch sent me ChemEdit 1.0 (as nearas I can tell a Freeware program) which seems to be really good so I amsending along for the SUMEX archives.  Hope others can use this as well...Elliot [e-mail]  ======================I saw your note on the Info-mac digest.  ChemIntosh is a DA/Application fordrawing chemical structures for publications, etc.  It can also be usedsomehow for preparing structure queries for searching Chemical AbstractsOnline.  The company to contact is SoftShell, phone [phone], address2754 Compass Drive, Suite 375, Grand Junction, CO  81506  USA.Regarding the Beaker program: if I am not mistaken, this is an educationalprogram developed at the University of Michigan.  Contact Ms. NancyKonigsberg-Kerner, Department of Chemistry, The University of Michigan, AnnArbor, MI  48109-1055   USA.  I don't have her telephone number, but theinformation number at the University is [phone].Best of luck.David AllanDow Chemical#### BINHEX     chess-album-10-hc.hqx   ****Date: 13 Nov 92 06:55 EST From: [e-mail] (Mark Zimmermann)Subject: chess album stack appended below is a short (6kB or so) compact'd binhex'd Hypercard 2stack, Chess Album v.1.0 --- it may be useful for recording correspondencechess games --- drag pieces around a board, type moves into a field, etc.Very simple stuff (in HyperCard!).... ^z#### BINHEX     claris-works-20-demo.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 13 May 93 10:51 CST From: "Mark Dohm, Apple Student Rep." <[e-mail]>Subject: ClarisWorks 2.0 Demo (submission) Here is ClarisWorks version 2.0 Demonstration It's packed with a lot of newfeatures and enhancements and runs on only 950k!!!A self-extracting file.EQUIPMENT REQUIRED Youll need a Macintosh that meets the following systemrequirements: - At least 1MB of RAM memory (2MB for System 7) - Hard disk drivewith 1.5MB of storage available - System software 6.0.5 or later, or System 7*       You can open and create files, but you cant save them.*       You can use all of the word processing, charting, spreadsheet,        outlining, database, drawing, and painting features, except for:the 110,000-word spelling checker or the 660,000-word thesaurus,the on-screen help system covering 100% of the ClarisWorks features,and Balloon help for System 7 users.*       You cannot use the Communications environment.*       Only a sampling from the over 30 import/export file filters have beenincluded.*       when printing, the words "clarisworks demonstration" are imprinted.---------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     claris-works-loan-amortization.hqx   ****Date: 02 Mar 1993 09:41:46 -0600 (CST) From: "Thomas L. Hausmann" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] loan-amort-table.hqx (ClarisWorks SS) This is the loan amortization table developed in ClarisWorks from the March1993 MacWorld.-TomThomas L. HausmannAssistant Professor of Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceUniversity of Northern IowaCedar Falls, Iowa  USA  [e-mail]@aol.com(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     claris-works-macros.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Nov 1993 11:06 ESTFrom: [e-mail]: ClarisWorks macrosFrom:    NAME: David J. Crockett                 FUNC: News Services                       TEL: [phone]                         <DAVE AT A1 AT UNIREL>To:    in%"[e-mail]"@mrgateAttached is a binhexed CompactPro archive of some helpful keyboard macros I created for use with ClarisWorks 2.0's VT102 communications emulation.  Here's a little background from the READ ME file I've included:>They were especially designed for use in conjunction with Digital's >All-in-One Office Automation package, but should work anywhere the >VT100 emulation is used.>>Specifically, these macros allow users of Macintosh keyboards >(both standard and extended) to employ all of the edit functions >available on the VT  series keyboards.  They are especially useful>for standard keyboard users because Macintosh (for reasons >unknown) maps the "+" and "-" calculator keys differently on the>two keyboards.  The keys are supposed to serve the "paste" and >"cut" functions, but only operate properly on the extended keyboard.>>In addition, users of both keyboards do not have the "find," "insert,">"remove," "select," "previous screen" and "next screen" user functions>available to them in Claris' VT102 emulation.  >>Claris is aware of the impact of these shortcomings on their >emulation package, but hasn't seen fit to fix it yet.  A real pain! Hope these are helpful to anyone using ClarisWorks for communications.-Dave<[e-mail]>Author:    David J. Crockett             Date:    17-Nov-1993Posted-date: 17-Nov-1993Subject: test hqx                                                                #### BINHEX     claris-works-school-dbs.hqx   ****From "macmod (Info-Mac Moderator)" Sat Sep 18 22:46:11 1993From: macmod (Info-Mac Moderator)Date: Sat, 18 Sep 93 22:46:09 PDT(5.65c/IDA-1.4.4 for [e-mail]); Fri, 17 Sep 1993 06:04:37-0500Date: Fri, 17 Sep 1993 05:55:05 -0500 (CDT)From: Roger Barrus <[e-mail]>Subject: CWAdmin.Data.hqxTo: [e-mail]-Id: <[e-mail]>Mime-Version: 1.0Content-Type: MULTIPART/MIXED; BOUNDARY="0-132327797-748263875:#3812"--0-132327797-748263875:#3812Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCIII am submitting this file to you for posting. :-) Maybe someone will findit useful. The description is below. Please let me know if the file isposted and where, if possible. I am new at this so I am not sure I amsending this in appropriately.Thanks for doing a great job with Info-Mac !!!File: CWAdmin.Data.hqx Author: Roger A. Barrus , [e-mail] , AOL RogerB1583 Equipment: Macintosh  Requires for use: ClarisWorks 2.0  Fees (if any): Shareware Description:% School Administrator Databases% This file contains five  ClarisWorks databases  that are designed toincrease the productivity of public school administrators and their staff.They require ClarisWorks 2.0. % Transfer Data- This database keeps track of requests for transfer offunds from one account to another. It also has a form layout for printingyour request. % Budget Database- This database is used keep an up to date balance ofaccounts. It is designed to calculate balances. You no longer need yourcalculator ! % Budget P.O.- This database is used to process purchase orders. All youdo is enter all of the pertinent information. ClarisWorks 2.0 does therest! One layout is used to print your purchase order request on anexisting form. (You may have to arrange it to fit your forms.) % Student Database- This database is used for student demographic data. Italso has a birthday layout so that you can send birthday notes to yourstudents by mail merging!  % Student Discipline Data- This is the latest database that I havedeveloped. This database is used to keep track of student discipline. Ittakes advantage of one of ClarisWorks 2.0 's newest feature, auto entry.This feature makes it very easy to enter discipline data. Scanned for viruses with S.A.M. 3.5.3--0-132327797-748263875:#3812Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="CWAdmin.Data.hqx"Content-ID: <[e-mail]>Content-Description: #### BINHEX     class-record-book.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 15 Nov 91 15:06:01 CST From: Joe Schiller <[e-mail]>Subject: crb This program, Class Record Book, allows the user to maintain a data baseof class members by class and the grades they receive.This file compacted with stuffit, then binhex 4.0.#### BINHEX     clips-43.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 28 Jan 92 09:47:58 CST From: [e-mail]: Clips 4.3 The Clips package, up to version 5.1 now, is available for the Macintosh.The version I currently have is 4.3, which was a very solid release.When I started checking around on this, I found out that the softwarereally is public domain (I had been told that it wasn't).  As a result,it is quite legal to pass around copies.Clips was developed by the Johnson SpaceFlight Center of NASA, and is still under development.  Both the soft-ware and support are available to the US Government and contractors,which often includes professors working on government grants orcontracts.  If you work directly for the government, or on a contractor grant, you should contact the CLIPS User's Help Desk at the addressshown below.For the general public, Clips is available through COSMIC, which is thegovernment's software marketing place (scary, huh?).  From COSMIC, thesoftware costs $350, with docs at $140.  There is an educational discountof 50% on the software cost, but not the docs.  Software upgrade costis $200.  These are the folks who told me that it is public domain.  The prices seem high for a break-even affair, but I guess that is the governmentversion of shareware.An alternative to copying the docs or buying them from COSMIC is to pick up"Expert Systems -- Principles and Programming by Giarratano & Riley".  Thebook is pretty good, and Giarratano wrote most of the "official" docs.The book comes with CLIPS 4.2 for DOS, but I don't think the docs havechanged much in the intervening releases.COSMIC can be contacted with questions at [e-mail], orconventionally at    COSMIC                     382 E Broad                     Athens, GA 30602                     [phone]The CLIPS User's Help Desk is at                      CLIPS User's Help Desk/M30                     Computer Sciences Corporation                     16511 Space Center Bolevard                     Houston, TX 77058                     [phone].mark ATTN: CLIPS users group if you are interested in joining.I'm submitting CLIPS 4.3.  I'll upload 5.1 when I get a copy.Bryan [e-mail]#### BINHEX     clocks.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Graham "Coxy" Cox)Subject: No Subject!Date: Mon, 6 Dec 93 15:13:49 GMT--========================_7615666==_Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"Three cool clocks. Oh no, not more clocks!!! Nice digital, colour formats,and one analogue.--========================_7615666==_Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary#### BINHEX     coin-master-20-hc.hqx   ****Date: 01 May 1993 11:49:17 -0500 (EST) From: "Me Chief, Slinging Bull." <[e-mail]>Subject: CoinMaster 2.0 Hypercard Stack This is CoinMaster 2.0 by Neil Schulman.  CoinMaster is a Hypercard based program which catalogs U.S. Coins.  It is quite thorough and very intuitive.  It makes use of the function keys, balloon help, non-balloon help, and pop-up as well as regular menus.CoinMaster requires Hypercard 2.1 and any requirements that Hypercard 2.1 has.  It is not crippled in any way, but a shareware fee is requested.  See the credits for more information.Send all e-mail inquiries to [e-mail] --or-- [e-mail]#### BINHEX     color-globe.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Pete Poorman - HOUFAC)To: [e-mail]: Tue, 29 Aug 89 16:46:02 CDTFollowing is a binhexed Stuffit archive of "Color Globe", authored byPaul Mercer.This progam draws a spinning color globe in a small window.  Interestingto run in the background under Multifinder.  Includes menu options to controlspeed, display of drawing rate and to align the window.Try experimenting with overlapping other windows.  Makes very obvious howthe shape of the clip region and the alignment of the PortRect affect theperformance of CopyBits!Original source unknown (I found it on a BBS in Houston).-- Peter W. [e-mail]#### BINHEX     color-model-clock-12-updt.hqx   ****From "J Eric Bush <[e-mail]>" Sun Sep 12 00:46:46 1993From: J Eric Bush <[e-mail]>Subject: color-model-clock-12-updater.hqx Date: Fri, 10 Sep 93 9:43:03 EDT Color Model Clock is a desktop clock that is designed to run inthe background while you are working in other applications.  Ittells the date, time, and allows you to set alarms.  The programallows you to choose between 20 pictures in two sizes to displaywith the clock.  The pictures are of super model Cindy Crawford.This program requires System 6.0.4 or later and Color QuickDraw.This is an update program that will convert existing version 1.1to version 1.2.  If you do not have version 1.2, it has also beensubmitted.  The program is Shareware $10.00Note: Other versions of this program have been stored in:info-mac/util#### BINHEX     color-model-clock-12.hqx   ****From "J Eric Bush <[e-mail]>" Sun Sep 12 00:47:23 1993From: J Eric Bush <[e-mail]>Subject: color-model-clock-12.hqx Date: Fri, 10 Sep 93 9:45:45 EDT Color Model Clock is a desktop clock that is designed to run inthe background while you are working in other applications.  Ittells the date, time, and allows you to set alarms.  The programallows you to choose between 20 pictures in two sizes to displaywith the clock.  The pictures are of super model Cindy Crawford.This program requires System 6.0.4 or later and Color QuickDraw.Version 1.2 fixes a few flaws when working with more than onemonitor setups.The program is Shareware $10.00Note: Previous versions of this program have been stored in the:info-mac/util directory#### BINHEX     color-picture-viewer.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 1 May 1991 05:51 PSTFrom: [e-mail]: Color Picture ViewerGreetings,   I would like to submit this program to the info-macarchives.  It is a color picture viewer for color Macintoshmachines.  It is very similiar to Apple's PICTViewer with a coupleof minor additions:    - Multiple PICT files may be viewed    - If enough RAM is available picture will be      loaded and drawn else PICT spooling    - Looks for color palette info in PICT, if it      finds info it will build a color palette (using Palette      Mgr) and display PICT using color palette    - PICTs are automatically dithered if the depth of      monitor is less than the depth of PICT->pixmaps    - If you put the program into a folder with multiple      PICT files and select all the PICT files along with the      application and select "Open" from the Finder "File" menu      the application will attempt to open & display all of the      selected PICT files.    - Built in Scale popup menu (25% - 400%)   I would appreciate any comments.-Mike MorehouseVersion 1.0.1 of Color Picture Viewer Program#### BINHEX     colorize-31.hqx   ****Date: 23 Mar 92 09:04:41 U From: "Neal Trautman" <[e-mail]>Subject: Colorize.sit.hqx for posting Unknown Microsoft mail form. Approximate representation follows.From: Neal Trautman on Mon, Mar 23, 1992 9:04 AMSubject: Colorize.sit.hqx for postingTo: macgiftUse Colorize to add color to ANY and all Macintosh applications!!!Allows you to color Dialogs, Windows, Controls, and the MenuBar.Each application can have different colors.  New Version 3.01 iscompatible with all Macs and System 7.0.by Neal Trautman  --  Enjoy.....                                      [e-mail]#### BINHEX     colortime-10.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 23 Nov 92 10:29:54 -0700 From: Patrick Emerson Sirr <[e-mail]>Subject: ColorTime1.0.hqx Hardware Needs : Mac Plus or UpSoftware Needs : System 6.0.x or upDescription    : This program provides children the ability tocreate high quality images with minimum physical dexterity.  Thisversion is an update to ColorTime0.0 which was the first releaseand, of course, had some bugs.  Extensions are available - seeabout dialog - which can greatly increase the number of backgroundsand pictures.  #### BINHEX     colour-paint-10.hqx   ****Subject: Colour Paint 1.0 Date: Tue, 14 Jul 92 13:46:35 +0100 From: David Rees <[e-mail]>A small and simple colour paint program, for those times when you only have ameg of memory left and need to see that PICT image (especially if its4 or 16 colours, which many paint programs will not answer too).Copes with all bit-depths, and multiple paintings of different depths.Needs a 68020 Mac with system 6.0.5 upwards, 32 bit Quickdraw, + 1280K RAM(or 512K if things are really tight and the image is small).The program is workware - if you know of a good computer graphics job/consultancygoing spare (especially SF & Bay Area or Southern England), please send mean email - otherwise, its free!--------------------David Rees,[e-mail]--------------------Binhexed Compactor Pro archive.#### BINHEX     concordance-171.hqx   ****Date: 05 Feb 1993 15:40:25 -0600 (CST) From: "Evan L. Antworth 214/709-2418" <[e-mail]>Subject: Conc171.sea.hqx --Boundary (ID JjhW4TiQIpF2/vefRFQ6uw)Content-type: TEXT/PLAIN; CHARSET=US-ASCIIThis is version 1.71 of Conc, a concordance generating program writtenby John Thomson of the Summer Institute of Linguistics. This shouldreplace version 1.70 on all network archives. Differences include a fewbug fixes and a couple modest enhancements.Evan AntworthSummer Institute of Linguistics7500 W. Camp Wisdom RoadDallas, TX  75236U.S.A.tel [phone]fax [phone]e-mail [e-mail], [e-mail]--Boundary (ID JjhW4TiQIpF2/vefRFQ6uw)Content-type: TEXT/PLAIN; CHARSET=US-ASCII#### BINHEX     cool-address-book-061.hqx   ****Subject: CAB061.sea.hqx.txtDate: Fri, 8 Oct 1993 14:43:57 -0500 (CDT)From: Kent E. Pilkington <[e-mail]>The Cool Address Book Version 0.61 Shareware $3 Image Works Plus 8124 Cross St. North Richland Hills, TX 76180 This is an early release of the Cool Address Book.  Many more features areplaned, but I figured many people would find it useful as it is.  I worked veryhard on it until I got it to it's current condition.  Since then I have justbeen using it.  It has come in very handy. So, I am testing the market for yet, another address program.  If you are not adata-base programer - I think you will like this one a great deal.  The buttons will run the entire program.  You do not need to mess with the menus, but youcan if you want. If you like this version and register it with a $3 shareware fee, all futureupdates will be free to you.  If you send a disk and an envelope with two stampson it, I will fill it up with my other programs and send it back to you.  If atleast 10 people register this program, I will polish it up and add all thefeatures that are planned. Special Notes: % The Cool Address Book does import TEXT files. % The CoolAddress Book does not export text files to other programs - yet, but it will. %The Remind feature has not been installed yet, but soon it will show you a listof everyone in your address book with birthdays of any month. % There is notHelp feature yet, but a nice one is planned. % The ZipCode bar code feature hasnot been added yet. % The Cool Address Book should work fine with the HyperCardPlayer program except for the Find feature which will not work right now. Hey this program is still in development -- so send me your ideas.  If I can Iwill incorperate them into the design.  Thank you for your support.#### BINHEX     dabase-209.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 2 Aug 92 20:11:23 -0400 From: Takeshi Miyazaki <[e-mail]>Subject: DAbase v2.09 DAbase v2.09 is a Desk Accessory Database program. I got this from a commercial BBS. Unregisterated version expires after 200 uses.Shareware $15. ----------DAbase is a Desk Accessory that provides access to dBASE- compatible databasefiles.  These files can usually be recognized by the '.DBF' extension at the end of the filename.  Programs which produce .DBF files include FoxBase, McMax, and the IBM versions ofdBASE, including dBASE III and III+.It should be noted that neither dBASE Mac, nor dBASE IV  saves files in this format.----------Takeshi Miyazaki ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     daily-deeds-12.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 22 Jul 1993 10:31:58 +0000 From: Leo W <[e-mail]>Subject: DailyDeeds 1.2 Submission This submission is DailyDeeds version 1.2, which fixes the Page Setup bug reported to me.  It should replace earlier versions of DailyDeeds.What DailyDeeds IsDailyDeeds is an application you use to track and report what you do with your time on the job.  It is intended for hard working folks who have many different tasks during their workday, and like to produce a periodic accounting of how much time is spent on each of their tasks.DailyDeeds is no-warranty as-is freeware.  You can copy it freely and give it to anyone anywhere.  #### BINHEX     dali-clock-20.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 3 Aug 93 23:51:51 EDT From: [e-mail] (Ron Gut)Subject: Dali-2.hqx ok,previously, I sent the header without the clock. oops.so here I go again:Here is Dali clock version 2.0. This clock:* Has a round, resizable face.* Lets the user place any number (or string) anywhere on the face of the  clock.* Will now follow whatever numbering scheme was entered -- so it will  travel clockwise and counter clockwise, or in zigzag too.* features full color.* a second hand (doesn't sound like much, but the original lacked that)* and for System 7 users: can switch to the background after being  launched - useful if put in the Startup Items folder.Enjoy,Ron [e-mail]#### BINHEX     darkness-202.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 25 Jun 90 21:40:14 -0400 (EDT)From: "Michael A. Libes" <[e-mail]>Subject: Darkness 2.0.2Darkness - an extendible Multifinder screen saver system   by LunarmobiscuitToo many people thought Darkness 1.0.1 would make a good upgrade for v2.0.1.I fixed all the problems people had with v2.0.1 and added some newfeatures to the SetDarkness program.  I hope this pleases everyone.Enjoy...    - Lunarmobiscuit---#### BINHEX     data-flow-diagram-ed-12.hqx   ****Subject: dfd-editor-12.hqx Date: Tue, 29 Sep 92 10:58:09 CDT From: Mike Pearce <[e-mail]>D F D E d i t o r    v 1.2Copyright Richard Friend 1992.DFDEditor was written using THINK Pascal 3.01.It is an application to implement the editing ofData Flow Diagrams with additional data dictionaryfeatures incorporated in the new version.After some pretty positive feedback here's the newversion of DFDEditor.  Version 1.2 includes a previewfacility (which is a bit of a lame excuse for a newversion), data dictionary/freeform-text for objectsand report generation.Most of the old bugs have been ironed out of it but I'msure some still remain.  As usual with software you getfrom the archives however, the author (that's me)accepts no responsibility for any problems that mayoccur due to the use of the application.If you find the application useful in any way thenplease send me $10 dollars or something nice like apostcard of your home town.  This does NOT apply tostudents (apart from the postcard bit - all you dowhen you're a student is sit around all day waitingfor some appalling sit-com to come on the TV (I know),so you can write me a postcard while you're waiting)since I could never afford to send any money when I wasa student.           Richard Friend           22 Albemarle Rd           Bilton           HULL           HU11 4DR           England.Unfortunately I can't be reached by EMail since I'mno longer residing in the carefree haven of academia.The big wide world awaits me!Well, thanks for showing an interest and taking thetime to download version 1.2.  Bye.#### BINHEX     data-thief-108.hqx   ****From: Kees Huyser <[e-mail]>Date: Fri, 20 Nov 92 16:27:36 +0100 Subject: DataThief version 1.0.8 Organization: the National Institute for Nuclear Physics and High EnergyDataThief version 1.0.8DataThief is a  program to reverse engineer a set  of data from agiven plot in  a magazine or journal. This program  gives you theopportunity to  incorporate somebody  else's data points  in yourplots.  This comes  in very  handy when  f.i. you  would like  tocompare your data with the data  in a published article for whichyou don't have the data in table format.* Kees Huyser       (System Adminstrator and resident Macintosh Guru )  ** internet: [e-mail]         AppleLink: HOL0397 ** The National Institute for Nuclear Physics and High-Energy Physics, CSG/K ** P.O.Box 4395,  1009 AJ Amsterdam,  The Netherlands,    phone:[phone] *==========================<snip>================================#### BINHEX     database-hc.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 16 Apr 1993 11:04:44 +0200 From: [e-mail] (Lars Henrik Oestergaard)Subject: DataBase #### BINHEX     date.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Info-Mac Moderator)Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 10:08:33 PSTThis Freeware cdev is for formatting the date in applications that usethe long and abbreviated date formats, such as WriteNow® for Macintosh.Feel free to give it to anyone and everyone. Please do not alter or sell it.Written to help WriteNow users by Andy JeffreyCopyright 1988, 1990, 1992 T/Maker Company. All rights reserved.#### BINHEX     dcad-calculator-39.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 5 Feb 89 15:57:50 CSTFrom: Robert J. Hammen <[e-mail]>To: [e-mail], [e-mail] is version 3.9 of Desktop CAD's scientific and programmer's calculatorDA. Many bug fixes, plus improved keypad support which should cover allmachines.#### BINHEX     dentistry-courseware-demo.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 16 Oct 92 16:06:33 ESTFrom: Benoit David <[e-mail]>Subject: AAMNv1.0_DemoBill,Here is an interactive demo of one of our coursewares in Dentistry.It was developed with Director 3.0.It was compacted & Binhexed with Stuffit Lite 3.0.1 .This courseware is about the Anatomy & Anaesthesia of the Mandibular Nerve. It contains 3 chapters covering the theoretical information : Osteology, Dissection & Clinic; and a Quiz section separated in 2 modules: a questionnaire designed to test the newly acquired knowledge on dissection, plus an anatomical puzzle on the cranial bones.All through the courseware, the content is supported by over 100 photographs & schematics in 256 colors, on which areas are identified in different ways, by clicking on highlighted words in the text accompanying them.It is available for the Macintosh and the PC, in English & French.Benoit [e-mail][phone] ext 3418 + #Universite de Montreal#### BINHEX     designer-draw.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 09 Mar 92 08:02:25 EST From: Wendy Farkas <[e-mail]>Subject: DesignerDraw Author Paul Hyman doesn't have Internet access, so he gave his permissionfor me to upload his program. This is a program for drawing diagrams(organization charts, block diagrams, structure charts, dataflow diagrams andflow charts). For these tasks, diagram drawing is much easier and faster withthis program than with general purpose drawing programs. This version includesa useful HyperCard help stack and sample diagrams. Although the program isno longer supported (and is now freeware!), the author welcomes bugreports (his Compuserve address is provided).Glad to finally have something to offer the Digest after so many months ofhelpful downloads.Wendy Farkas      Virginia Tech-------------------------------------cut here--------------------------------#### BINHEX     desk-mates-102.hqx   ****Date: 20 Apr 1993 10:34:21 U From: "Glenn Rosen" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Deskmates 1.0.2 - Utility app This is an update to DeskMates that fixes some bugs in the previous version(/info-mac/app/desk-mates-10.hqx). The archive is a self-extracting stuffitarchive. Please direct all comments to the author.This is a shareware program containing:1. An analog clock2. A notebook:3. A stopwatch:4. A calculator:5. A calendar:6. Alarm clock:7. Date Pad:8. On-line help system/customization:9. Compatibility:It is compatible with Macintoshes with system 6.05 and above,including system 7, and will run on any screen depth as long as colorquickdraw is installed in your system folder. It has been tested onthe following models: PowerBook 140, 170, 180, LC III, IIci, IIvx andQuadra 700.10. The hidden salutation:There is a hidden salutation (the Aussie way) within the programsomewhere. Good luck finding it.Evolutionary Log##############DeskMates v1.0.1#Calculator handling of the logarithms of zero were fixed (thanks toAshley b Bush).#TickClock alarms are now able to sound continuously until cancelledby the user by clicking on the stopwatch text field.#Support for 24bit color using gWorld routines replaced the olderpixmap routines.DeskMates v1.0.2#Start up configuration customizable through the Preferences menuitem: based an email user suggestion. Clock options dialog simplifiedwith removal of redundant Show at startup option.#Alaska was added to the American time options: user suggestion.#Calculator upgrade: financial functions added (annuity and compoundSANE functions implemented); hyperbolic functions added.#Day Sheet Pad added. To allow easy reminders of the date.#Preferences menu item added to allow customization of startupsettings and setting of any window's position.#Calendar error fixed: when the current day of the month was onewhose first day of the month equivalent in the first line of thecalendar was unfilled (did you understand this?).#Color QuickDraw required error alert. DeskMates formerly crashedMacintoshes running without Color QuickDraw installed. An alert hasnow been added and the clock window will not show without ColorQuickDraw installed when DeskMates is started.#### BINHEX     desk-mates-11.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 23 Sep 1993 11:37:58 -0500 (EST) From: David Darby <[e-mail]>Subject: Re: DeskMates upgrade - Mac utility --1918933890-632125797-748802364:#14174Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCIIDear Moderators, here's to trying again (DeskMates v1.1). The text headeralso sent again (and the intro message):Dear ModeratorsPlease accept the attached application (.sea and binhexed) and descriptivetext file for uploading to your archives. It is an updated version ofDeskMates which you already archive. Thanks for you consideration. I willbe uploading newer versions in the next few months also.Please inform me if there are any difficulties.Yours sincerelyDavid Darby--1918933890-632125797-748802364:#14174Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="DeskMates.sea.hqx"Content-ID: <Pine.3.05.9309231123.F14174@mercury>Content-Description: #### BINHEX     desk-tools-20.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 29 Jun 1993 07:43:11 -0400 From: gmisassoc <[e-mail]>Subject: submit DeskTools.2.0 Dear Moderator, Below is version 2.0 of DeskTools. This one should replace desk_tools.1.0 in the archive. DeskTools is a Personal Information Manager. A user can maintainmultiple address files, multiple calendar-appointment-alarm files, multiple glossary lists which are ideal to store diskette information,bibliographies, summaries of news or books. A user can print mailinglabels, business envelopes, rolodex cards, telephone lists, and diskette labels. Calendars will print in daily, weekly, monthly and yearly format.DeskTools is shareware $25. Enjoy.#### BINHEX     deskwriter-envelope-macro.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 07 Feb 1993 15:18:13 EST From: "Paul D. Bain" <[e-mail]>Subject: wp-macro-ez-deskwriter-env.hqx This Stuffit 1.5.1 archive includes both a macro (embedded in anexplanatory test file) and a stationery template.  Together, themacro and template allow sending a formatted address to an HPDeskWriter printer, by selecting, hitting a hot-key, and stickingan envelope in the printer.  No other dialog boxes or intermediatesteps!Document contains instructions for configuring macro and template,adding return address, etc.The author is Michael J. Walter.#### BINHEX     dfd-editor-11.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 18 May 92 15:59 BST From: [e-mail]: [*] DFD Editor 1.1 D F D E d i t o r    v 1.1Copyright Richard Friend 1992.DFDEditor was written using THINK Pascal 3.01.  It is an application to implement the editing of Data Flow Diagrams, and is my first attempt at Macintosh programming (so don't expect some fangled CASE tool).There was quite a large bug in DFDEditor's initial release, which meant that you couldn't move data flows once they had been created, and also a problem in text editing on some machines.  These problems have now been corrected.The system is not totally bug-free but seems reasonably robust in use.  As usual with software you get from the archives however, the author (that's me) accepts no responsibility for any problems that may occur due to the use of the application.If you find the application useful in any way (or even if you don't), then please send me a postcard telling me what you think.  DFDEditor is 'HappyWare' - if you find it useful, then be happy.Richard Friend22 Albemarle RdBiltonHULLHU11 4DREngland.I can also be reached at the following email address :[e-mail]#### BINHEX     digest-browser-16.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 12 Jan 93 09:59:53 ESTFrom: [e-mail] (Manuel A. Perez)Subject: Digest Browser v1.6This is a new version of the Digest Browser.  It has been updated tofix a few errors, and to add some of the most requested features. Keep your suggestions and ideas coming.Digest Browser is a Mac application that reads Info-Macdigests.  It displays a window with two panes, the top panecontains an index to the digest, the bottom shows the messageselected in the index.  I have used it also to read saved EMailmessages, and other digests (for example csmp, vaporware).Most significant new features:(+) Added a Mark Item command.  You can now mark (or tag) items in thedisplay panel. Marked items can then be saved to a separate file.(+) Drag and Drop works.(+) It now requires System 7.0.  Let me know if this is an inconvenience,and I will make the appropriate changes.(+) See the ReadMe file in the package for more details.There are still a few bugs, but none of them make the program unsuable.Hope you have fun using this program.  As before, this is a freeware, butit is copyrighted by myself.  Portions of the program are copyright ofothers.  You may distribute this program for free.  May NOT be distributedfor money (profit or non-profit), except in the InfoMac CD-ROM.  Distributeapplication, source code and documentation all together.Manuel A. Perez                      EMail: [e-mail] (America Online)---------- cut here -----------#### BINHEX     digi-graf-143.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 25 Nov 92 15:54:03 MST From: [e-mail] (Stephen C. Harmony)Subject: [*] DigiGraf 1.4.3, a freeware plot digitizer DigiGraf is an application for digitizing graphical information on an AppleMacintosh computer. It is compatible with System 7 and is 32-bit clean.Using a mouse or the Bit Pad Plus by Summagraphics, the data can be enteredusing either a signal from the device such as a click, or by sampling agiven number of times per second. Data sets entered previously can becancelled. The data are written to a window using a user-specified formatand precision, and these data can be saved to a text file of a specifiedcreator. The data are scaled and offset according to the values entered bythe user, which includes the specification of logarithmic scales. The graphcan be positioned in any way by the user, but tolerances must be met whendefining the axes. The entire area of the graphics tablet is available tothe user. All the results are recalculated from the raw data, with no lossof accuracy, every time the axes are redefined, the scale reset or theformat changed. The raw data is not saved in the file, only the processedinformation. The user may add comments to the file ahead of the data, butnowhere else. The data may be selected and copied to the clipboard, but maynot be overwritten. The data is delimited by tabs so that it can be useddirectly in a plotting application such as Cricket Graph. Most otherapplications will also handle tab-delimited data so analysis can easily beperformed according to the requirements of the user.DigiGraf is freeware, copyright 1989-92 by the author, W. Simon Tortike.#### BINHEX     dimension-experbib-1b1.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 5 Apr 93 10:54:06 +0200 From: Luc Patiny <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Experbib 1.0b1 - Bibliographic managing program EXPERBIB is a bibliographic managing program that must be executed with 4Dimension (4D) from Acius (version 2.1 or later). This application allowsyou to consult, quickly and easily, a large database. For each reference,you can add keywords and personal codes (which allow easy classification).You can also import and export in EndNote format.What are the differences between EXPERBIB and other commercial products ?a.    A multi-user database in which every user is allowed to have personalkeywords (just a click to add it to a reference) and a personal searchprofile ;b.    A list of indexed keywords ;c.    Every reference can have a personal code which is automatically numbered;d.    The facility to paste a picture from other packages, ChemdrawÆ forexample ;e.    The ability to manage a large database. For example, one personaldatabase uses more than 80,000 references and 200,000 keywords (it uses ca.160 Mb).=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Patiny Luc                                  1, pl. L. Pasteur     -=-=-= Universite Catholique de Louvain            1348 Louvain-La-Neuve =-=-=- Laboratoire de Chimie Organique de Synthese BELGIUM               -=-=-=                       Tel. [phone]  Fax  [phone]  =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-#### BINHEX     display-x-or-sun-061.hqx   ****Subject: Display-X-or-Sun-0.61.hqxDate: Thu, 28 Jun 90 14:35:09 -0700From: [e-mail]-Mac Moderators:Please post this program which I wrote to the archives.  Thanks.Suggested name:     info-mac/app/Display-X-or-Sun-0.61.hqx     (or) info-mac/app/display-x-or-sun-0.61.hqxWhen this is posted, can you please cross-post an announcement toalt.graphics.pixutils.  (Or let me know when it's posted so I can postan announcement?)  I think there are people there who would beinterested.  Thanks.Abstract:'Display X11/Sun Rasters' is a program which I wrote that displays X11raster images and/or Sun raster images on a Mac.  Color raster imagesare supported.  Displayed images can then be saved as PICT2 files.X11 raster files: decoding based on "xwud.c - MIT Project Athena, XWindow system window raster image undumper."  (MIT Project Athena,1988).  Includes support for color rasters.SUN raster files: decoding based on experience with what the formatslook like and by taking a look at "rasterfile.h - Description ofheader for files containing raster images."  (Sun Microsystems, 1988).Questions/Comments/Problems??  Drop me a line...Best Wishes.Eric [e-mail]1904 Bonita Ave.Bezerkeley, CA  94704#### BINHEX     dive-log-16-hc.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1992 11:16:27 HST From: "Michael A. Hoffhines" <[e-mail]>Subject: Dive Log 1.6 Stack Update The following Dive Log Stack 1.6 Stack, submitted as postcard ware, should replace version 1.5 in your archives. 1.5 was submitted without the cards necessary to compute pressure groups. I apologize for the inconvenience, but appreciate your feedback.Also, I have moved to another island. New address on the info card.Have fun, Mike.#### BINHEX     dl-viewer-10b3.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 1 Feb 93 13:06:36 -0800 From: Bill Galcher <[e-mail]>Subject: DLViewer 1.0b3 Finally, a DL-style animation viewer for the Macintosh.Enclosed is a StuffIt! archive containing a Macintosh application which willallow Mac users to view DL-style animation files.  This program handles bothVersion 1 and 2 file types, and handles format 0 (large, 320x200), 1 (medium,160x100) and 2 (small, 80x50) animations.DLViewer 1.0b3 is my first cut at providing an animation viewer for variousnon-Macintosh animation files.  It does not use QuickTime(tm) so it shouldwork on any Macintosh that can support 256 (8-bit) color.  It does requireSystem 6.0.2 or beyond and Color QuickDraw 1.2.  1.0b3 fixes someinitialization problems found during initial beta testing.  DLViewer wascompiled to take advantage of MC68020 and above instructions and addressingmodes, so it cannot be run on Macintoshes with 68000 processors (Plus, SE,etc.).The animation images are all read into memory for maximum display speed.  Thisimplies of course that for large animation files an equivalently large amountof memory is used.In addition to the animation itself, I have also provided the ability forsmaller images to be "zoomed" (160x100 -> 320x200; 80x50 -> 160x100 _and_320x200).  The 80x50 images look very pixelated when zoomed up to 320x200, asyou might expect.  Up to 10 DL files can be opened (but not run!)concurrently.  The real constraint will more likely be how much memory youallocate to the viewer to run.Finally, since DL animations do not have a built-in frame rate the frame ratefor each animation can be individually specified and adjusted.Thanks to Mark Podlipec who wrote XANIM, an X-Windows animation viewer.  Hissources provided the insights and clues to decipher all the formats that DLfiles use.Bill Galcher    ([e-mail])Midnight Oil Productions#### BINHEX     do-it-all-302.hqx   ****Date: 15 Jun 93 16:56:58 EDT From: [e-mail] (J. Christopher Bell)Subject: Do It All! v.3.02.sea.hqx (archive as do-it-all-302.hqx)     Do It All!    The Shareware Job and Schedule Organizer    Copyright 1990-93 by J. Christopher Bell    Version 3.02Do It All! is a job prioritizer, to-do list, and appointment manager. You can set Alarms for events, store jobs as Current/Postponed/Done, TEXT export (use it to make reports of your Done Jobs), and more. One the basic jobs of Do It All! is a "sliding priority" job, for instance "low priority now but it should move up in my list so that by October 1st it is the most important thing on the list". Types of jobs include "limited-date schedule events" which cover events like "MWF, 10am-11am from Sep.29 to Dec.1". Job editing and display is done with international time/date formats and even time/date input via keyboard for all international [single-byte] formats! New "auto-save" feature to save your joblist when you switch it the background or after 15 minutes to keep your joblist information from dissapearing!Shareware magazine says "Definite A+ for user interface design and overall product usefulness. ... With its human interface and commonsense approach to scheduling, Do It All! blasts past all other reminder [apps] we've seen."* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** I ask only for a voluntary donation to me to help finance writing newshareware * and public domain software. Send whatever you think this program is worthto you.*   Suggested pricing for Do It All!: *     Businesses and Universities: $40 // Individuals: Between $15 and $35.* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** Temporary option = Bay-Area-Employment-ware:* Recent graduate from Dartmouth College with a double major in Computer * Science and Religion with good grades and a work history in softwaredevelopment,* primarily on the Mac, but on other platforms also. I will need a jobstarting in June. * I plan to live somewhere in Silicon Valley / The San Francisco Bay Area. Ifyou or * someone you know could use a creative Mac software developer with abachelor's * degree and good references, write to me at one of the addresses listedbelow, either * by electronic or paper mail.* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** For ways to get money to me if you don't have U.S. checks, read the on-linehelp!*Addresses: * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Via E-Mail        [e-mail]   or until August, 1993 please only use the following!!!!:         [e-mail]* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Via Snail Mail / Postal ServiceJ. Christopher Bellc/o jXopher Labs1830 Austin Ave.Los Altos, CA 94024USA* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *For non-mac systems, please archive this file with this message asdo-it-all-302.hqxOn info-mac-format sites, this file replaces /app/do-it-all-30.hqx.#### BINHEX     dollshouse.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] <Ken Hancock>Subject: [*] DollshouseEnclosed is an application for designing dollhouses.  Shareware.Part of the GAMER distribution.#### BINHEX     ds-to-quicken4-converter.hqx   ****From: "Lizza,Carl" <lizza#m#[e-mail]>Subject: Dollars & $ense ConversionDate: 15 Dec 1993 08:58:58 -0500I've received several requests for this utility I downloaded from CompuServe.It will aid greatly if you are interested in converting your financial recordsfrom Dollars and $ense to Quicken 4. Having made this change last summer afterabout 7 years with D&S I am most pleased with the results.Carl [e-mail]<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     dt-calculator-303.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 15 Jun 90 16:37:08 -0200From: [e-mail] (Lars Sundstr|m)Subject: Dt Calculator 3.03Dt Calculator 3.03Scientific RPN calculator with configurable keyboard.        ---#### BINHEX     dyna-mouse-demo.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 9 Jul 1993 09:42:06 -0400 (EDT)From: Kip Walker <[e-mail]>Subject: DynaMouseDynaMouse is a small program featuring a calligraphic brush of sorts. It has variable width, and dynamic action based on variables you specify(mass and drag)  It's a lot of fun -- check it out!  Best with 68030 andFPU, but will run on any system with 6.0.5 or better.Comments to ---  [e-mail]#### BINHEX     earth-plot-30.hqx   ****From: Thomas Blake <[e-mail]>Subject: no subject (file transmission) Date: Thu, 12 Dec 91 11:15:41 EDT earth-plot-30.hqx    An application to display a map of the globe from any latitude,    longitude, and altitude.  Include C source code.  Free.#### BINHEX     edison-10.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 13 Sep 92 22:18:58 PDT From: [e-mail] (Jaime Villacorte)Subject: Edison 1.0 Edison 1.009/13/92This simple application displays the following information in a tiny,relocatable window on Mac's equipped with the Power Manager (Portable,PowerBooks, Duo's, etc.):        * digital battery voltage        * CPU speed        * AC adapter plugged or not plugged        * Charging state (hi charge or trickle)        * 2 timers which are automatically started or halted by detecting the          insertion or extraction of the AC adpater plug:              - actual power-on-time since last charge (ie. how long                your Mac has been in a non-sleep or non-shutdown mode.)              - elapsed real-time since last chargeEdison does not tell you how long you have left till your battery goes dead,nor does it show the percentage of battery life remaining. I useApple's Battery DA to help me judge these things.Edison is freeware. It requires System 7.0, and the Power Manager to run. This version fixes a few bugs that were present in the previous releasedversion (1.0b) related to disappearing display windows, and a sometimesinaccurate battery timer. It also reduces the preferred applicationpartition size from 384K to 80K. Commands have been added to reset andpause the battery timer, and to center the display window.The following file replaces /info-mac/util/edison10.hqx in your archives.It's a binhexed Compact Pro self-extracting archive.#### BINHEX     edit-ii-212-docs-mw.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 15 Feb 1993 00:09:47 -0600 From: [e-mail]: Edit II MW Doc Documentation for Edit II 2.1.2 in MacWrite format.#### BINHEX     edit-ii-214.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 6 Mar 1993 02:36:38 -0600 From: [e-mail]: Edit II 2.1.4.sea Edit II is intended as a replacement for the Consulair Edit text editor butwhich alllows the use of the cursor keys on the Mac keyboard fornavigation. If the extended keyboard is used, then the num lock LED willindicate whether the cursor pad or the numeric pad mode is on.  The home,end, page up, page down keys will also work, as will the delete right key. One level of undo is supported.  You can launch Edit II by double clickingold Edit files (since Edit II uses the same creator signature as Edit, thatis, EDIT). Stationery documents are supported under System 7.Thanks for all the support from registered users.  Your feedback has beenincorporated into this version.2.1.4 (03/06/93) Yet another Maintenance Release~~~~~* No changes in documentation from 2.1.1 (except for the registration page)** Bugs fixed *** Preferences now set properly for initial startup - initial font sizewas previously set to zero and the initial window placement was *way*off to the side! (This happened when I put in code to allow users toselect default window size, and forgot to set up the initial defaultsize when setting up an EditPrefs file for the first time.).#### BINHEX     ekg-course-1.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 10 Jan 93 00:12:36 est From: [e-mail] (Tony Lazcano)Subject: EKG course Here is the 2nd try and sending you lesson one of a complete EKGtraining course.The course is designed to be used by anyone with a basic knowledgeof cardiac physiology.Compressed with stuffit lite#### BINHEX     elvis-encryption-scheme.hqx   ****From "aeze bell <[e-mail]>" Tue Sep  7 00:10:10 1993Date: Mon, 6 Sep 1993 22:30:49 -0700 (PDT) From: aeze bell <[e-mail]>Subject: ElvisV.99.sit.hqx --0-1195132448-747379967:#13455Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCIIAfter over 15 years of isolation, Elvis Presley has finally perfected theElvis Encryption Scheme (EES) and it is now available to you, right here,right now in a package simpler than a hounddog. Exchange 'Elvis'-encrypted messages between you and all your buddies. Bethe envy of all Elvis fans around the globe. Don't be all shook up, baby, The Official Electronic Elvis Secret DecoderRing is free of charge (and to think that the Elvis collector plates costover $50).. Created late one night by: aaron bell (real life) sheedee (aol) [e-mail] (internet)--0-1195132448-747379967:#13455Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="ElvisV.99.sit.hqx"Content-ID: <[e-mail]>Content-Description: #### BINHEX     english-calendar-hc.hqx   ****From "Ian Fenton Macinnes <[e-mail]>" Sun Aug 22 00:21:46 1993Date: Fri, 20 Aug 1993 12:28:52 -0400From: Ian Fenton Macinnes <[e-mail]>Subject: EnglishCalendarThis is a Hypercard stack designed to replace clumsy handbooks ofdates for students of English history and literature. It willperform the following tasks: 1. It will calculate the date of Easter and six other majormoveable feasts based on Easter for any date from the council ofNice (325 A.D.) to the present. 2. It will provide the dates for all saints days, and otherevents of the liturgical year. 3. It will convert back and forth between Old and New styledating. 4. It will find the day of the week for any date in the ChristianEra. 5. It will determine the number of days between any two dates, orthe date which occurs a given number of days before or after agiven date. The stack is accurate for the English calendar, but it contains ahelp feature with instructions on how to modify the stack forstudents of Continental history and literature. This stack is freeware. comments to:Ian MacInnesEnglish DepartmentWilson HallUniversity of VirginiaCharlottesville, VA 22903 e-mail [e-mail](This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     enigma-12.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 26 Mar 93 21:19:45 MST From: [e-mail] (Mike Watson)Subject: Enigma 1.2 Enigma 1.2 is an application which can provide near absoluteprotection for your sensitive documents and applications.  Bydownloading this application you can encrypt files using a limitedversion of the Government Standard DES algorithm.  For only $10this can be upgraded to the full DES standard (US and Canada only).If you would prefer your neighbors not see your accounting package,your co-workers not see your performance appraisal, or your competitor see your trade secrets then Enigma is an application youwill find very valuable.Version 1.2 is a substantial improvement over previous versions.The most important new features are:    Encryptions and decryptions are now 12 times faster than     before, with absolutely no compromise at all in data security!    Enclosed is a utility to destroy plain-text files after    encryption (Enigma now has an option to do this automatically    as well.    Entering keys is more secure since you can optionally specify    that Enigma only display ?'s as you type.    If you previously tried to use Enigma over an Appletalk network    you will be pleased to know it is now about 100 times faster.    The program now quits after a drag-and-drop operation so that    there is no chance of accidently leaving your key exposed.Enigma 1.2 remains fully compatible with previous versions of Enigma.Enigma is fully compatible with any mac.  It required only 256Kof memory to run.  It is fully system 7 compatible, but very usablewith previous systems.Enigma 1.2 in this limited form is completely free.  No sharewareguilt.  But if you need extra protection it is available.#### BINHEX     enigma-20.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 6 Jul 93 20:56:36 MDT From: [e-mail] (Mike Watson)Subject: Enigma 2.0 (data encryption program) Enigma 2.0 is an application which can provide near absoluteprotection for your sensitive documents and applications.  Bydownloading this application you can encrypt files using a limitedversion of the Government Standard DES algorithm.  For only $15this can be upgraded to the full DES standard (US and Canada only).If you would prefer your neighbors not see your accounting data,your co-workers not see your performance appraisal, or your competitor see your trade secrets then Enigma is an application youwill find very valuable.Version 2.0 adds the long awaited vault feature. Vaults are likevery securely locked file cabinets.  Multiple files are stored inthem.  Files can be added, deleted, renamed, and extracted at anytime.  Security is much enhanced because filenames and lengths areprotected by encryption in addition to the contents.  No otherfree or shareware encryption program offers the flexibility ofEnigma vaults.Version 2.0 also contains user interface upgrades and bug fixeswhich will make Enigma easier to use, especially over a network.That annoying startup delay experienced by version 1.2 users hasbeen eliminated.Enigma 2.0 remains fully compatible with previous versions of Enigma.Enigma 2.0 requires system 7.0 or later.  Documentation enclosedspecifies ordering information for a system 6 or earlier compatible version, but the vault features are unavailable.Enigma occupies 100K of disk space and needs only 256K of memory.Enigma 2.0 in this limited form is completely free.  No sharewareguilt.  But if you need extra protection it is available.Enigma 2.0 has been continuously supported and updated for over ayear and I have many satisfied registered users.  Thank you foryour interest and support, it keeps me going.#### BINHEX     euclid-11b19.hqx   ****        X-Mailer: Eudora Date: Tue, 13 Jul 1993 11:58:40 -0700 To: [e-mail]: [e-mail] (Bernie Bernstein)Subject: euclid11b19 X-Attachments: :Mickey:52932:euclidb19.cpt: Resent-To: backmodResent-Date: Wed, 14 Jul 1993 0:04:15 PDTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>--========================_6410386==_Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"Euclid is a collaborative hypertext system which supports argumentation. Itis an academic project which is useful for developing academic papers andother reasoned arguments. It is general enough to use as an editor for anytype of network since all types are user-definable.b19 fixes several bugs and contains some other minor changes. Read therelease notes for more information. It uses the manual from b18(eucliddoc.hqx).--========================_6410386==_Content-Type: application/mac-binhex-40; name="euclidb19.cpt"#### BINHEX     euclid-docs.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 15 Mar 1993 10:03:34 -0700 From: [e-mail] (Bernie Bernstein)Subject: eucliddoc11b18 Euclid is a collaborative hypertext system which supports argumentation. Itis an academic project which is useful for developing academic papers andother reasoned arguments. It is general enough to use as an editor for anytype of network since all types are user-definable.This file contains the documentation for Euclid b18. It is in MS Wordformat and documents all of the latest features.    o,  ,,   ,      | Bernie Bernstein                    | ,    ,,    L>O/  `,/ `    ,| University of Colorado at Boulder   |/ `,,/  `   O./  '  / . `  / | home: 303-444-3168                  |     / ` `  ,.  ,/   /  ,      '  | email: [e-mail]      | /        ''  `#### BINHEX     excel-amortization.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 1 Apr 91 17:11:44 -0500From: [e-mail] (JOE CHOU, [e-mail], INTERNET)Enclosed is a amortization macro for Microsoft Excel 2.2. This macro will calculate either loan period, monthly payment or amount you will be able to borrow. Besides, it also handles prepayment and adjustable loan. Chou#### BINHEX     excel-draw-aid-10.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 19 Aug 1993 20:39:05 -0400 (EDT)From: [e-mail]: excel-DRAWaid10.hqx[TO SYSOP: Recommend that DRAWaid be put in the Applicationsdirectory, where other Excel macrosheets are found.]DRAWaid1993 (c) Stephen R. WhiteAll Rights Reservedversion 1.0 (August 17, 1993 5:57 PM)DRAWaid is intended to facilitate the manipulation of objects drawn on an Excel 4.0/Mac spread/worksheet. This includes aiding in the alignment of those objects, their movement, and some aspects of their patterns.DRAWaid includes the following commands: Alignment of objects drawn on a worksheet --   Center Center   Center Left   Center Right   Left Sides   Right Sides   Right to Left   Tops   Bottoms   Bottom to Top Movement of the selected object by one point ("nudge") --   Left   Right   Up   DownMatch size of selected worksheet object with a separate designated objectMatch pattern of selected worksheet object with a separate designated objectShareware. This program is distributed "as is." The user istotally responsible for determining its suitability for theuser's situation.DRAWaid automatically reads from, and writes to, disk.Bug reports and other comments welcomed. Send to:Stephen R. White206 Hillandale Dr.Boone, NC 28607Until at least December 1993 --BITNET:   [e-mail]: [e-mail] unregistered version is limited to about 50 uses.To use DRAWaid: Delete through line below, re-save, decode binhex,           unstuff Stuffit 1.5.1 archive, open DRAWaid with Excel 4.0/Mac.--- Delete to end of this line ----------                                       #### BINHEX     excel-fft.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (David Palmer)Subject: FFT for Macintosh Excel Organization: California Institute of Technology, Pasadena Date: Fri, 7 Aug 1992 03:13:55 GMT FFT is a Fast Fourier Transform for Excel.A Fourier transform gives the frequency components of a series of data,or vice-versa.  This function is Freeware.  If you use it, strike a blow against tyranny.        David Palmer         [e-mail]#### BINHEX     excel-grade-macro.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 1 Sep 1992 08:59 CDT From: PETER GINGISS <[e-mail]>Subject: Grademacro This is an Excel macro for creating a grade sheet with weight-ed grades (e.g. the mid-term = 50%, the final 30%).  I havegotten it working on an si with a 13" monitor and Excel 4.0.I am pretty sure it will work with other monitors and versions2.2 and 3.0 of Excel.  Please try it and see what you think.Comments are welcome.Peter Gingiss#### BINHEX     excel-home-finance-10.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 7 Oct 92 09:18:32 -0600 From: Robert T. Weverka <[e-mail]>Subject: excel-homeFinance1.0.hqx This spreadsheet calculates outstanding balence versus time for homeloans.More importantly it gives you a look at all the frictional costs inbuying and in refinancing.  Your monthly payment, as well as approximatenet monthly cost after tax incentives is figured as well.suggested directory: app/feedback to [e-mail]__________________#### BINHEX     excel-talk.hqx   ****From: macmod (Info-Mac Moderator)Subject: No Subject!Date: Mon, 20 Dec 93 7:41:53 PST(5.65c/IDA-1.4.4 for <[e-mail]>); Mon, 20 Dec 199301:36:33 +0800Message-Id: <[e-mail]>X-Sender: [e-mail] (Unverified)Mime-Version: 1.0Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="========================_7226158==_"Date: Mon, 20 Dec 1993 01:36:33 +0800To: [e-mail]: [e-mail] (John W. Blackburne)Subject: ExcelTalk 2--========================_7226158==_Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"ExcelTalk is a TTS add-in for Excel. When loaded it adds menu commands andmacro commands to Excel that can be used to speak a single cell, an entirespreadsheet or any text supplied in an Excel macro. It requires Excel 4 andthe Speech Manager, and should run on any Mac with enough memory andprocessing power to support both of these. Freeware, docs included.--========================_7226158==_Content-Type: application/mac-binhex40; name="XLTLK2.SIT"#### BINHEX     exercise-log-105-hc.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Hypercard Exercise Log 1.05Date: Thu, 16 Dec 93 06:43:33 -0500Presenting EXERCISE LOG for the Macintosh, version 1.05New features & bug fixes------------------------v. 1.05: - can provide more default information for common workouts         - expanded workout search functionsv. 1.04: - fixed bug in "change workout date" functionv. 1.03: - fixed bug in Help printing         - replaced some shared-text fields by background           graphics, to make display faster & less system-dependentGeneral description-------------------Exercise Log is a Hypercard-based activities log that lets you storeinformation about each workout you do in an unlimited number of sports.It offers an attractive and useful middle ground between paper-based logs(in which you have to do all the tallying, etc. yourself) and spread-sheetmodels (which tend to be too rigid for free-form information entry).For each workout, there are fields for date, sport, workout-type, effort,distance, time, pace, course-name, details, and description, weather, andshoes used (or inline skates, or bike equipment, etc.).In addition, your resting pulse rate and weight for the day can be entered.The log will automatically calculate pace, and add up distances and numberof workouts in a week or year.Shortcuts allow you to quickly enter new workout info for standard and to navigate easily between different workouts and sections in the log.Workouts can be displayed in a convenient weekly overview format, or canbe selected to be listed in a tally based on criteria you specify(including effort-level, sport, workout type, or equipment).Import and export facilities are provided to move data between logs andto and from data files that can be used in Excel, etc. Thus, if you alreadyhave an on-line exercise data base, you need not type all the data in anew.In addition, rather than relying on Hypercard's somewhat anemic chartingcapabilities, you can just export the relevant data and chart it any wayyou like in a spreadsheet program.A detailed Help section explains all options and features.This stack requires Hypercard 2.0 or above, but will run best in 2.1or above. It uses the Times and Palatino fonts, and has been testedon most common setups. It is shareware, which means that if you decideto use it (after evaluation), you are required to send me $8. This issignificantly less than most other software exercise logs, and aboutequivalent to the cost of most paper-based logs, such as those producedby Runner's World and Bicycling. I am not expecting to get rich offthis, just to get back a little for all the hours I put into perfectingthis log instead of pursuing my graduate studies :-(Address comments, criticisms, suggestions for improvement, etc. to:[e-mail], and send the shareware fee to:Maurits van der VeenDepartment of GovernmentHarvard UniversityCambridge, MA 02138.N.B. Harvard University and its Department of Government are in no way     associated with or responsible for this product or anything I say     about it or anything else. I just receive my mail there as a     graduate student.     Hypercard is an Apple Computer product, and copyrighted by them.     If I should add any other disclaimers, someone please tell me.     ---#### BINHEX     expressionist-30-to-301-updt.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (John Thoo)Date: Tue, 15 Dec 92 19:41:37 PST Subject: Expressionist 3.00 --> 3.01 updater This is Prescience Corp.'s Expressionist 3.00 --> 3.01 updater.The Fall '92 issue of the _Math Axis_ (Prescience's newsletter) statesthat ``The patch disk can be copied and shared with other Expressionist3.00 owners.''  I'm taking this to mean that it's OK to post the updater. I've included a TeachText version of the hard copy instructions sheet.The following were copied from that instructions sheet. Significant Changes------------------  o no distorted fences, integrals, and radicals on screen when pasted   into other applications o improved equation spacing and appearance on screen when pasted into other   applications o better equation spacing with bitmapped screen fonts o simplified Tfront doorU dialog for the Picture Format dialog o more accurate alignment information for inline equations o EGO windows open with Guide and Magnify modes on-------cut here-------#### BINHEX     family-tree-13-hc.hqx   ****From macmod Tue Sep 28 14:36:26 1993Subject: Our Family Tree 1.3Date: Mon, 27 Sep 93 17:51:01 -0400From: ""Timmy G. Bremer"" <[e-mail]>Hello!    I've just put the latest version of my HyperCard family tree stack inthe incoming directory.  As usual I ask that you forward it to macgifts, sinceour editor has a really hard time incorporating files into mail messages. PleasePlease include the following description:    Our Family Tree 1.3 is a HyperCard genealogy stack.  This latest versionhas been modified so that each couple can have up to 22 (!) children. Also, I'veI've added a command, "updateTree", which will update any existing version 1.2Family Tree to version 1.3 (thus saving you the trouble of re-entering all theinformation every time a new version comes out!).    Thank you once again.  Sincerely,                        -timmy g bremer#### BINHEX     financial-portfolio-281-hc.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 4 Oct 1993 09:11:20 -0500From: [e-mail] (Monty Hampton)Subject: [*] Financial Portfolio ResubmissionApparently the copy of Financial Portfolio I submitted to IMD V11 #193 wascorrupted. Here it is again. Hopefully it will make it through alright thistime......... This is a '.sea' file of a Hypercard based program for managing stockportfolios and the like. I originally dowloaded it from AOL and have beenusing it for over a year, now. I use it mainly for tracking stockportfolios, but it has some other nice features as well. Liked it so much Icontacted the author for permission to post.I am not the author, but am posting it for Michael Foreman. Information onhow to reach him is contained within the .sea. His posted description ofthe program follows:*******************************************************************************This is version 2.81 of the Financial Portfolio stack, which lets you keeptrack of your accounts & investments and allows you to calculate your networth, capital gains, etc.This program is "kidware": if you are thinking of using it, please send mea dollar (or more, if you would like) and I will forward it to St. Jude'sChildren's Research Hospital.-- Michael Foreman E.M. Hampton, OUHSC College of Pharmacy & OKC DVAMC921 NE 13th Street,Oklahoma City, OK 73104 (405) [e-mail]#### BINHEX     first-things-first-clock.hqx   ****Date: 01 Mar 1993 13:37:08 +0000 From: [e-mail] (Alexei Tsvetkov)Subject: First Things First Clock Files         These are the companion clock files to First Things First demo byVisionary software. Somebody has been looking for them recently. Please,place into the demo directory or wherever the main file resides.        I have no connection whatsoever with Visionary.Alexei TsvetkovMunich#### BINHEX     first-things-first-demo.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 11 May 1993 11:37:13 -0700 From: [e-mail] (Randy Bradley)Subject: First Things First File Utility Submission Dear Moderator,   Here is the First Things First File Utility program, version 3.0, byVisionary Software Inc.  It allows you to export your FTF agenda to a textfile for use in a database or spreadsheet program.It should be placed in the /demo directory and should be called"first-things-first-file-utility.hqx" to match the clock files that arethere.Attached Document: (if this is a problem, please let me know!)#### BINHEX     fittingly-sew-demo.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 20 Jun 1993 17:49:00 +0000 From: "M-James (M.J.) Bartley" <[e-mail]>Subject: Fittingly_Sew_Demo Fittingly Sew (tm) is a new and innovative Macintosh program for fittingand designing clothing patterns.  It will add pleasure and efficiencyto your sewing experience.  If you adjust patterns for fit or toachieve a specific style, this program is for you.With the mere click of the mouse, you can: * add fullness and pleats * change the shapes of curves * transfer darts * lengthen or shorten pieces * make facings * create yokes * do a whole host of other activitiesIn every instance, the seam allowance automatically readjusts itselfto the new shape.Fittingly Sew Demo is set up as a self-extracting archive.Double-click the Fittingly Sew Demo.sea icon.  You will get theFittingly Sew Demo program and notes.  The notes provide awalk-through of the demo which will introduce you to many of thecapabilities of the Fittingly Sew program.Ordering information is included in the notes.This has been posted on behalf of: Bartley Software Inc. CompuServe: 72133,3102#### BINHEX     flags-and-freedom.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 20 Oct 92 09:27 EST From: [e-mail]: Flags, a comment on freedom. Back when our president was making a fool of himselfover the flag burning issue I wrote this little programto indicate my thoughts on the issue. When I show it to people I always find that freedom earns respect whichno law can force anyone to believe  in.Free.Christopher Eliot#### BINHEX     flash-cards-hc.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 8 Aug 92 20:53:53 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Jae Chan Oh)Subject: Submission Hi, here is my submission to be included in FTP site sumex. The description of the program follows later in this file. I have compressed the program with Compact Pro then BinHeXed it. I made it sure the integrity of the file by re-downloading the file to my Mac and dearchived it. It should bevirus free as I have tested it with VirusDetective and most recent version of Disinfectant. Since this is a hypercard stack, the "info-mac/card" directory would beappropriate place to store it.Thanks.-----Flash Cards by Jae Chan Oh(C) Copyright 1992 - All Rights ReservedThis is a free shareware. You can do anything with this stack except using this stack commercially. (That is making money out of it)This is an electornic version of flash cards that can be used to enhance vocabulary.You can even use this stack to memorize foreign words other than English: such as Spanish, French, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, etc. You just need the proper Macintosh script system for the foreign language.Then you will be able write the word in the foreign language and write the definition in English.  (You need a registered version for this matter)* The user can have "practice" session that displays each word followed by its meaning in random order. Also, if the user decides to exclude a certain word from the practice session, he can mark the word as "memorized". * User can refresh her/his memory by using "pratice memorized" button.* "Index card" will display all the words together. * "Definition" button will show the definition of the word.and more!Please click the question mark buttons(There are two kinds), for more information.Thanks. Enjoy!The author can be reached at [e-mail]------- Archive starts here ---#### BINHEX     flash-em-10.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Flash'em 1.0 Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1993 00:20:32 -0500 (EST) Flash 'em 1.0Copyright (C) 1993 by Dan Crevier Flash'em is a general purpose flash card utility that allows you to createflash cards with up to 3 "sides" each and then test yourself on thosecards.  This is ideal for languages like Japanese where you might have thekanji, hiragana, and english meaning, although it's use isn't limited toJapanese.  Each side has it's own font.  When testing, you mark the cardsthat you know, and then keeps testing you until you know them all. The program is freeware, so feel free to distribute the archive. FEATURES:* You can create and edit flash card files from the program or use a texteditor (sides are separated by tabs).* You can test yourself on the cards in either random or sequential orderuntil you know all of the cards.* You can merge several files together into memory to do a test on all ofthem at once.* Plays cool sounds when you get them all right.* You can paste in words from MacJDic.* When testing, words on each side show up in biggest font that will fitin the field on the screen.* Includes some sample Japanese flash card files#### BINHEX     flea-circus.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] <Ken Hancock>Subject: [*] Flea CircusEnclosed is an amusing, if useless application which puts on aflea circus with four different acts.  Don't ask me, I justupload 'em.  Part of the GAMER distribution.#### BINHEX     fm-us-savings-bonds.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: [*] US Savings Bonds Database Date: Thu, 11 Feb 93 20:52:23 EST Enclosed is a little database I spent the afternoon building.  This databaseallows the user to input the Face value, the serial number, the ssn, thepurchase date, the purchase price, and the series of bonds, E or EE.   Itwill then do it's best to calculate the current value of the bond.  This is adifficult task because the bonds have different maturities and interestrates.  As of now the database assumes that you will keep the bond atleastfive years, and is only accurate for bonds issued after June of 1969.  Ifthere is enough interest I can expand it to include older bonds.One known bug is that if the date is greater than 12/31/99, filemaker isunable to calculate the proper age.  There seems to be a bug in eitherfilemaker or system 7.1 that years less that 2000 return 19xx, and yearsgreater than 1999 return xx.  One other noted problem is that both the date &time cp and General cp will not allow you to enter dates greater than12/31/2019.  IT wraps back to 1/1/1920.  If you have any questions, pleasedirect them to [e-mail]#### BINHEX     fmpro-biblio-plus-02.hqx   ****Date: 18 Jun 93 09:32:52 U From: "Andrew Lee" <[e-mail]>Subject: FileMaker_Pro_Biblio1.02.hqx <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Biblio+(c)1993 Andrew Lee, All rights reserved._______________Read MeBiblio+ is a shareware Filemaker Pro (version 1.3) database. It's main purposeis to allow proper automatic generation of bibliographic references even whencertain components (eg publisher, year...) are omitted. Other than that, youshould find that Biblio+ is just about as powerful and usable as any other`commercial' Bibliographic database/manager.    When exporting data, the FullRef field contains the full bibliographicdetails. If the Harvard referencing convention is desired, the Year Insideoption should be chosen. The FullRef_Rtf fields contains the full details inproper formats. Simply paste the output into the appropriate place in theaccompanying RtfTemplate file.  Save it as another name and that file is now aproper Rich-Text-Format (rtf) file.    Plea: If you feel that BIBLIO+ has some useful value, or use it for anypurpose, or want to encourage ME to improve BIBLIO+ and develop other`affordable & useful' databases, PLEASE send me an international money ordercheque (or cash) madepayable to: Andrew Lee, for ANY amount that you find appropriate. If you payyour shareware contribution, you will receive a PASSWORD to enable you toMODIFY LAYOUTS and DELETE records. If you license the source code, you will beable to create your own layouts etc... All suggestions for improvements arewelcomed.Please do not distribute Biblio+ without all the original materials, especiallythis file. Biblio+ is not for commercial re-sale without my knowledge andpermission. Please inform me if you decide to place Biblio+ onto sharewareCD-roms, disks etc...Regards,Andrew Leec/o School of Information TechnologyBond University     QueenslandAustralia    4229............................................................Internet: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     fmpro-bibliography-101.hqx   ****Date: 24 May 93 14:33:07 U From: "Andrew Lee" <[e-mail]>Subject: FileMaker_Pro_Biblio+1.01.hqx Sorry, version 1.00 (posted earlier today) had a bug...Has been fixed in this version.Andrew<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Biblio+(c)1993 Andrew Lee, All rights reserved._______________Read MeBiblio+ is a shareware Filemaker Pro (version 1.x) database. It's main purposeis to allow proper automatic generation of bibliographic references even whencertain components (eg publisher, year...) are omitted. Other than that, youshould find that Biblio+ is just about as powerful and usable as any other`commercial' Bibliographic database/manager.    When exporting data, the FullRef field contains the full bibliographicdetails. Other fields do not have to be exported.    Plea: If you feel that BIBLIO+ has some useful value, or use it for anypurpose, or want to encourage ME to improve BIBLIO+ and develop other`affordable & useful' databases, PLEASE send me an international money ordercheque (or cash) madepayable to: Andrew Lee, for ANY amount that you find appropriate. If you payyour shareware contribution, you will receive a PASSWORD to enable you toMODIFY LAYOUTS and DELETE records.        If you license the source code, you will be able to create your ownpredefined value list for the Categories field and change it to a radio button.        All suggestions for improvements are welcomed.Please do not distribute Biblio+ without all the original materials, especiallythis file. Biblio+ is not for commercial re-sale without my knowledge andpermission. Please inform me if you decide to place Biblio+ onto sharewareCD-roms, disks etc...Regards,Andrew LeeSchool of Information TechnologyBond University     QueenslandAustralia    4229............................................................Internet: [e-mail]: 61 (0)75 953320 (international)#### BINHEX     fmpro-business-dir-302.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 23 Apr 1993 20:13:17 EDT From: "Jeffrey N. Fritz" <[e-mail]>Subject: * Business Directory 3.0.2. (Updated Version) =======================================================================Business Directory (Version 3.0.2)By      Jeffrey N. Fritz <[e-mail]>        485 Junior Avenue        Morgantown, WV  26505A short while ago I uploaded the Business Directory.  This is a File-Maker Pro 2.0 address book.  It features a highly graphical interface, theability to automatically copy and paste names and addresses into otherapplications.  It has entries for e-mail addresses and is designed tomake data entry really easy.  There's lots more!This is the lasted version, Business Directory 3.0.2.  It improves theinterface and corrects some cosmetic problems from the first version.The main difference is that 3.0.2 has neat color icons added to thebuttons.  They are quite nice and make it easy to locate the functionsyou are looking for.Business Directory 3.0.2 is shareware.  You may use it for 30 days withoutcharge.  After that you are requested to pay a $5.00 shareware fee.  I amsending the password to everyone who registers their copy.  The passwordallows you to customise the interface to suit your own taste and needs.Hope you like it!Jeffrey FritzInternet: [e-mail]:  WVUISDNAmerica On Line: ISDN Man485 Junior AvenueMorgantown, WV  26505#### BINHEX     fmpro-calendar-94-10.hqx   ****From: jason r mihalick <[e-mail]>Subject: MacCalendar '94: note to moderatorDate: Wed, 15 Dec 1993 12:12:44 -0500 (EST)Dear Moderator,    The file that follows this message should be put in the app/ directory.    Please name it  "filemaker-pro-MacCalendar94.10.hqx".  A description of    the file is as follows:8<------------------- 8< ------------------- 8< --------------------- 8< ------         MacCalendar '94 v1.0        --------------------    MacCalendar '94 is a FileMaker Pro 2.0 database which is both a daily    organizer and 1994 Calendar.  It was designed for Powerbook users,     but can be used with any Mac.  Best of all, it's PostCardWare (details     are in the archived database).  Compact Pro Compressed = around 70k,     Uncompressed = around 632k (that's 90% savings folks!  I was amazed).    A few of it's features are:        Features:    ---------    * Records for each day of 1994 which let you track your appointments     and their times.  Once you fill out the time range of an appointment,    a time chart like the following is displayed:                                               7am  8    9    10   11   12pm...         ACTIVITY            START    END      |    |    |    |    |    |    ...    ------------------------------------------------------------------- ...    Meeting with John   9 AM     10:15AM             *****    Lunch            11:30 PM 12:30 PM                        ****    Drive to work       8:00 AM  8:40 AM        **    .    .    .        This enables you to see your schedule at a glance.    * Complete 1994 Calendar with holidays.  You can even add your own     holidays.    * Help screens.         * A clean interface that gives some fields the illusion of depth.        Requires:    ---------    You should use a color or greyscale Mac with at least FileMaker Pro    2.0 installed.  It will work on b&w models, but the sceens may not    be too appealing to the eye.             Send questions/comments to Jason Mihalick at:     [e-mail]15-Dec-93 21:32:26-GMT,98167;000000000001Received: by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA15679; Wed, 15 Dec 93 13:32:25 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]>Received: from junk.cis.ohio-state.edu by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id        AA08280; Wed, 15 Dec 93 09:13:36 PSTReceived: by junk.cis.ohio-state.edu (5.61-kk/5.911008) id AA01971; Wed, 15        Dec 93 12:13:31 -0500From: jason r mihalick <[e-mail]>Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Subject: MacCalendar '94 FileMaker Pro DBTo: [e-mail]: Wed, 15 Dec 1993 12:13:30 -0500 (EST)Mime-Version: 1.0Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCIIContent-Transfer-Encoding: 7bitContent-Length: 97238Resent-To: macgifts@sumex-aimResent-Date: Wed, 15 Dec 93 13:32:24 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     fmpro-contacts-203.hqx   ****Date: 24 May 93 10:47:45 U From: "Andrew Lee" <[e-mail]>Subject: FileMaker_Pro_Contacts+2.03.hqx <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Contacts+(c)1992,1993 Andrew Lee, All rights reserved._______________Read MeCONTACTS+ is a shareware Filemaker Pro (version 1.x) database. It's mainpurpose is to allow proper address details to appear (even when some componentsof the address are omitted such as the organization, country etc...) inMicrosoft Word print-merge documents. Other than that, you should find thatCONTACTS+ is just about as powerful and usable as any other `commercial'Contacts database/manager.    When exporting print-merge data, the FullAddress field would replace allthe individual fields that make up the receipient's address. You should alsoexport the title, firstname and lastname fields, to be used in the greetingline, ie Dear [title] [firstname] [lastname]... Other fields do not have to beexported.    Plea: If you feel that CONTACTS+ has some useful value, or use it for anypurpose, or want to encourage ME to improve CONTACTS+ and develop other`affordable & useful' databases, PLEASE send me an international money ordercheque (or cash) madepayable to: Andrew Lee, for ANY amount that you find appropriate. If you payyour shareware contribution, you will receive a PASSWORD to enable you toMODIFY LAYOUTS and DELETE records. All suggestions for improvements arewelcomed.Please do not distribute Contacts+ without all the original materials,especially this file. Contacts+ is not for commercial re-sale without myknowledge and permission. Please inform me if you decide to place Contacts+onto shareware CD-roms, disks etc...Regards,Andrew LeeSchool of Information TechnologyBond University     QueenslandAustralia    4229............................................................Internet: [e-mail]: 61 75 953320 (international)#### BINHEX     fmpro-daily-planner-10.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (DEAL, DOUGLAS WAYNE)Subject: filemaker-pro-DayPlan-v1.0.hqxDate: Tue, 14 Dec 1993 19:47:44 -0500The following application is a filemaker pro document.It is a Daily Planner with weekly and daily viewing options.It is fully functional for dates Dec27,1993 - Jan 1, 1995.Included are hourly scheduler and daily summary fields.Produced by DugWare.Must have v2.0 or above of filemaker pro and color monitor is highly suggested.I would like to include this in the cd-rom if possible........#### BINHEX     fmpro-demo.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Harry Myhre)Subject: [*] FileMaker Pro DemoDate: Sun, 5 Dec 93 13:13:24 PSTThis is a "test drive" demo of Claris Corp. FileMaker Pro downloaded from the MacWarehouse BBS. It is functionalenough to give you a good overview of FilMaker Pro.#### BINHEX     fmpro-eltab-phonebook-20.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (DEAL, DOUGLAS WAYNE)Subject: filemaker-pro-ELTAB-v2.hqxDate: Wed, 8 Dec 1993 21:53:05 -0500This is version two of an earlier electronic address book database.This update is more professional looking and has slightly better functionality.  It is in demo version, but an upgrade is available by sending a postcard to the author or by e-mail.  This is described inthe application.#### BINHEX     fmpro-flight-log.hqx   ****From "Peter Kupferschmied <[e-mail]>" Thu Aug 26 12:14:53 1993Date: Thu, 26 Aug 1993 07:16:49 +0000From: Peter Kupferschmied <[e-mail]>Subject: Flight logbook for pilots (>3 monthes)Flight Logbook for airplane and helicopter pilots with useful features for hobby and professional pilots. Requires Claris FileMaker Pro (version >= 1.0)Thank you for distribution!SHAREWARE (30.- Swiss Francs)Peter Kupferscmied, Zurich, Switzerlandemail:  [e-mail]#### BINHEX     fmpro-network-list.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 9 Jul 1992 23:11 EST From: [e-mail]: Submission Dear Info-Mac Moderators:I have submitted a Filemaker Pro template for importing and manipulatingthe network list of lists textfile available through FTP DARTCMS1.DARTMOUTH.EDU.I prefer working with Filemaker Pro for manipulating large text files asopposed to using the Hypercard Stack also available at Dartmouth.  Perhapsother users will find this template useful.  There are built-in scripts forfinding lists by category (academic, personal, etc) which are then sortedby list name.Greg MavridesMavrides@BarryU==============================================================================#### BINHEX     fmpro-notebook.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 5 Nov 1993 9:23:43 -0600 (CST)From: [e-mail]: [*] filemaker-pro-notebook-db.hqxThis is a graphic notebook I developed (mostly) in a couple evenings.  The notebook has features I hope you will find useful:% layouts for both text and graphics% clear, consistent interface% predefined layout for hardcopy (suitable for 3-ring binders)% keyword entry (select the word, then click Paste Keyword)% colorful, yet appears nice on b&w machines% not password protected I developed this for my own use. However, a client firm saw me using a form of this database (for an unrelated project) and then had me extend it for tracking bug reports in their R&D group. If you like it, or even just download it, send me email. Thomas L. HausmannManager, Computer Center          Voice:  319/352-8353222 9th St NW                       FAX:  [phone]Wartburg College                Internet: [e-mail], IA 50677                  Other: [e-mail](This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     fmpro-sf-171.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 19 Jan 93 10:19:26 -0800 From: John Weaver <[e-mail]>Subject: SF-171 (A) In responce to Dwight Lemke's request I am sendingthe form that we use at NAWC china lake. I have notdone this before so I hope it works. If not send mea note at [e-mail] with someinstructions on how to do it right.This is a Filemaker Pro form SF 171.It has been compacted using compact pro,binhexed and ftp'd to a UNIX machine with Fetch,and mailed to infomac using elm. JP#### BINHEX     fmpro-store-21.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Nov 1993 13:17:52 -0600From: "John Doe"  <[e-mail]>Subject: Store2.1.fmp.cpt.hqx submissionThe enclosed file is Store2.1.fmp.cpt.hqx.  It is a FileMaker Pro V2.0 template designed to keep track of information pertaining to a store's sales, inventory, accounting, expenses, purchases, and payroll.#### BINHEX     fmpro-task-wizard.hqx   ****Date: 2 Jun 93 10:10:46 U From: "Andrew Lee" <[e-mail]>Subject: FileMaker_Pro_TaskWizard1.2.hqx <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>TaskWizard(c)1993 Andrew Lee, All rights reserved._______________Read MeTaskWizard is a shareware Filemaker Pro (version 1.x) database. It's mainpurpose is to allow simple management of to-do lists. TaskWizard automaticallyorders task based upon the task's attributes (eg time req, start date etc...).All approximation is based on the concept of available hours for performingchores ie the more hours you have, the sooner the estimated completion date.    In this version, you cannot modify the available hours (by default is set to 4hours), layouts, nor delete records. If you feel that TaskWizard has someuseful value, or use it for any purpose, or want to encourage ME to improveTaskWizard and develop other `affordable & useful' databases, PLEASE send me aninternational money order cheque (or cash) made payable to: Andrew Lee, for ANYamount that you find appropriate. If I receive your shareware contribution, Iwill send you a PASSWORD to enable you to MODIFY LAYOUTS and DELETE records. Ifyou need to change the available hours (from 4 to something else...), pleasesupply an Internet email address together with your payment. I will try toemail you a customised version (in BinHex + Compact Pro format).    The source code is also for license. With access to the source, you can modifythe available hours for chores yourself. Please read the licensing agreementincluded. All suggestions for improvements are welcomed.Please do not distribute TaskWizard without all the original materials,especially this file. TaskWizard is not for commercial re-sale without myknowledge and permission. Please inform me if you decide to place TaskWizardonto shareware CD-roms, disks etc...Regards,Andrew LeeSchool of Information TechnologyBond University     QueenslandAustralia    4229............................................................Internet: [e-mail]: 61 (0)75 953320 (international)#### BINHEX     fmpro-time-diff.hqx   ****Date: 11 Dec 92 09:31:15 U From: "Andrew Lee" <[e-mail]>Subject: FileMakerDB_TimeDIFF.hqx <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>TimeDIFF v1.1(c)1992 Andrew Lee.The TimeDIFF FileMaker Pro database containscalculation fields that allows you to determine thetime differences between a period beforeand after midnight. This is useful for time-logging purposes,especially for people who work all through thenight. Conventional: Endtime-StartTime calculationsin FileMaker does not produce reasonable results.#### BINHEX     fmpro-write-it-down-11.hqx   ****Date: 28 Jan 93 12:50:38 U From: "Andrew Lee" <[e-mail]>Subject: FileMakerPro_WriteItDown1.1.hqx This is an update that fixes a bug in version 1.0Regards,Andrew Lee<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>WriteItDown(c)1992 Andrew Lee, All rights reserved._______________Read MeWriteItDown is a pseudo-shareware Filemaker Pro (version 1.x) database. It'smain purpose is to provide a vehicle to electronically store and retrieve textnotes. You can use WriteItDown to produce simple notebooks or export `properlyannotated notes' into other software. WriteItDown is also able to automaticallyextract 5 keywords from your notes if you have properly annotated them.    When exporting the notes, the FullNotes field contains all the individualfields that make up the notes including the title, remarks, keywords etc...    Plea: If you feel that WriteItDown has some useful value, & want toencourage ME to improve it and develop other `affordable & useful' databases, &want to receive future updates via email (personally sent by me), PLEASE sendme a cheque (in Australian $) payable to: Andrew Lee, or notes in any CURRENCY,for ANY amount that you find appropriate. I will email (internet) you thelatest version of WriteItDown including its registered user's password. At thevery least, you must let me know that you are usingthis template (by email or a normal letter)... I won't sue you if you do notpay your shareware fees...        Please do not distribute this database without all the original materials,especially this file. This database is not for commercial re-sale without myknowledge and permission. Please inform me if you decide to place this databaseonto commercial shareware CD-roms, disks etc...If you do adopt ideas from WriteItDown for your own database, don't forget toinclude me in the list of persons to thank :-). All suggestions forimprovements are welcomed.Other databases that I have created: Contacts+ (A contact database), Docu+ (Aletter-content database used in conjunction with Contacts+ for print-merging).Regards,Andrew LeeSchool of Information and Computing SciencesBond University    Australia    4229Internet: [e-mail]#160# Registered user's password will allow users to modify or create new layouts.It will not allow user to create or modify scripts and add other fields. If youneed to know the `internals', please get in-touch with me personally. Allregistered-users' passwords are compatible on version with the same first digitafter the decimal (ie version 1.5, 1.51... 1.59 have the same password but notversion 1.6).#### BINHEX     font-geist-01.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 5 May 93 19:31 EST From: "Jonathan Z. Simon" <[e-mail]>Subject: FontGeist--A virtual font maker for use with SuperATM _________FontGeist_________copyright 1993 Jonathan Z. Simonversion 0.1Requires SuperATM & ResEdit (and a strong lust for fonts).FontGeist is a completely harmless, extremely small (under 3K),virtually intefaceless application, with one sole purpose inlife: to make "Ghost Fonts".A Ghost font is a font that does not exist on your system, butyou'd like it to, and can't get the real thing.SuperATM has the ability to create fonts out of thin air (so tospeak), so long as it is one of the thousand or so fonts inits knowledge base. Usually to invoke SuperATM you open a filewhich uses a font which you don't have. SuperATM then createsa virtual font with all the same dimensional characteristics,so you don't lose your old line-spacing and characterplacement in that file.FontGeist's only purpose in life (and beyond) is to referencea font by name, which SuperATM then makes a virtual version of.A Scenerio:Let's say you want a really weighty font for your latestdesktop publishing extravaganza. You look through Adobe'slastest catalog and notice that "Impact" would do well.Unfortunately you don't have Impact.Fortunately you don't really care what the precise bells andwhistles of Impact's individual characters look like, youjust like its overall tone.Enter FontGeist.Add the name of the font ("Impact") to FontGeist's list.Double-click on FontGeist.The cursor will momentarilly turn into a spinning lowercase"a", and then FontGeist quits.Any application that you open up afterwards will have Impactadded to its Font menu, and you can use it in any applicationthat supports fonts (don't wait too long to open anotherapplication, or SuperATM will get bored with its virtual fontand throw it away until you use FontGeist again).________________________________________________________________________#### BINHEX     fortune-11.hqx   ****From "Morgan Davis <[e-mail]>" Sun Aug 22 00:23:31 1993Subject: Fortune 1.1 -- fortune speakerDate: Fri, 20 Aug 93 22:36:27 PDTFrom: Morgan Davis <[e-mail]>[ Archive manager: fortune-11-sea.hqx replaces fortune-10b1-sea.hqx ]Fortune displays and reads aloud a random, hopefully humorous adagein a small window on your screen.  It draws from a vast pool of morethan 1,600 "fortune cookie" phrases from its Fortunes File. New in Fortune 1.1:   + Supports user-assigned voices  + Preferences dialog, saves settings in Fortune Prefs file  + Remembers window locations  + Clicking on parts of Fortune window opens relevant dialogs  = Better fortune randomization  = Cleaned up Fortune File (spelling, speakability of some words, etc.)  = Nicer About info display  = Better icons (Chinese "good luck" character; rebuild desktop to see them)  = Smarter handling as a Startup Item vs. user-launched application  - Smaller footprint (saved 40K by reducing the About picture) Fortune 1.1 is distributed as shareware for $10.(210 downloads in its first week on AOL)#### BINHEX     fortune-cookie-hc.hqx   ****From: Jonathan Kimmitt <[e-mail]>Date: Mon, 30 Nov 92 14:52:58 GMT Subject: fortune cookie stack (1/6) Here is a fun hypercard stack based on the unix program fortune.Due to the nature of this material, it is not possible toestablish the copyright owners easily. Some of these quotationsare definitely inaccurate but mostly inoffensive.There are no guilt-provoking demands for Shareware payment tospoil your enjoyment. Operation is self-explanatory forusers familiar with Hypercard. Written in version 2.1(Free with system 7.0)#### BINHEX     fox-arrays.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Andrew Dent)Subject: Foxbase - XScrollList shareware XCMD update Date: Sat, 15 May 93 12:47:31 AWST FoxBase+/Mac XCMD for building arrays to be displayed in scrolling listdialogs. Arrays use application memory and NOT part of the Fox 64kb variablememory. Multiple arrays are supported and can remain for the duration ofrunning a program (ie load at startup). Scrolling list allows multipleselections (shift & command-click) plus navigate by typing first few lettersof entry plus page up/down & arrow keys. Create dialogs with ResEdit - anynumber of buttons supported past default 2. Source available on request (usesscrolling list library from DataPak). NEW FEATURES Combine/unpack multiplecodes in XCMD, avoiding need for building or using array in your FoxBase code.Andy Dent [e-mail]  CIS  100033,3241#### BINHEX     fox-foxtools-15.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1993 09:30:09 -0600 From: [e-mail] (Eric Weidl)Subject: Fox XCMD/XFCN's FoxTools 1.5 is a set of 36 XCMD/XFCN's which may be useful for theFoxBASE+/Mac 2.x programmer. They were compiled by Randy Brown for a FoxDeveloper's Conference a couple of years ago, and then posted on CompuServe. I got them from CompuServe and posted them here.Other than that, I've hadnothing to do with them; except of course, to use them. My one addition tothe archive is a report form that can be used to print out a list of the XCMD/XFCN's.Here are their names:MovefileSublaunchNewFolderXdbfXtextXmemotxtXmemoextXmemolenXmemostfXmemosrcXejectXbeepXvolumeDoRestartPutClipboardGetClipboardShutdownSystemFolderSerialHandlerFiletoClipXwipeXpassXCopyCurrDeviceDeviceListChooseDeviceChooserNameLeafNameXaboutGetStrInvertchangePREC MovieSetStdFilePathXthermXcmdEditPictTo make it easy to see what each does, Randy built a shell around them. Torun the application, just double-click on the "FoxTool.prg" file in the Finder, or DO the program.Eric:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Eric Weidl  [e-mail]   or  [e-mail]  Network Programmer - Office of Academic Computing  Biological Sciences Division of the University of Chicago#### BINHEX     fox-keyboard-traps.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Andrew Dent)Subject: FoxBase shareware update Date: Sun, 9 May 93 22:09:06 AWST FoxBase+/Mac XCMD to install event filters allowing1) catch Return, Tab, Enter and/or Double-clicks (eg: in Browse)2) specify up to 255 Hot rectangles to detect single-clicks, much   faster than using invisible buttons3) convert Return to Tab characters as they are typed, to use Return   to step from field to field with SET STRICT ON.C & Pascal (mixed) source available on request.Requires Stuffit Expander (or Lite) to unpack.Upgrade to v1.4 fixes some incompatibilies with Now Menus and68000-based Macs.#### BINHEX     foxbase-events-tut-142.hqx   ****From "[e-mail] (Andrew Dent)" Mon Sep  6 01:09:11 1993From: [e-mail] (Andrew Dent)Subject: dev - Foxevents-tut-1.4.2 Date: Mon, 6 Sep 93 0:11:16 AWST Shareware XFCN for FoxBase+/Mac shown here in a skeletonapplication you can use (for free) as the basis for yourown Mac apps.This tutorial contains- double-clickable Browse window with- Toolbar of graphic buttons, inverted when you click them- edit window with graphic buttons that do NOT affect MODIFIED()- examples of how to handle menus in FoxBase+/MacConvert the Binhex and then unpack with either Stuffit Expanderor Stuffit Lite or Deluxe v3.REPLACESXbrowse2click and XFoxEvents v1.4 or earlier.#### BINHEX     foxbase-qt-movies.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1993 09:28:44 -0600 From: [e-mail] (Eric Weidl)Subject: Fox QuickTime Info-Mac'ers: This should go in /info-mac/demosThis Demo file was created by Roger Bischoff and shows how to incorporatemulti-media QuickTime movies into your FoxBASE+/Mac applications.  Thisfile contains documented PRG, Resource file, ReadMe and 2 sample movies. QuickTime support in FoxBASE+/Mac comes in the form of an XCMD from theApple Developer's QuickTime CD-ROM.#### BINHEX     fractal-12.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 16 Aug 93 15:00:17 -0700From: [e-mail] (Ed Rotberg)Subject: Fractal! 1.2To whomever:Please post this freeware program and associated documentation to thepublic ftp archives at umich & sumex as well as posting tocomp.mac.binaries.Feel free to make it available to whatever other archives seem appropriate.Version 1.2 has a number of bug fixes along with several new features including:  * New and improved subdivision algorithm that ellimnates "creasing" problem.  * Output animation files to QuickTime movies.  * More control of Sky Color gradients.  * Settable PICT File resolution. = Ed Rotberg =Ed Rotberg                 "Just remember...Professor of Gonzo          a waist is a terribleApple Computer, Inc.        thing to mind"#### BINHEX     fractal-generator.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 22 Jul 1993 9:54:54 -0400 (EDT) From: [e-mail] (RTK)Subject: Fractal Generating program. This is a program to generate fractals using the IFS algorithm.It is written in Pocket Forth and should run on any Mac.  Docs are included.Ron Kneusel  ([e-mail])July 22, 1993.#### BINHEX     fractal-wizard.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 10 Jan 93 19:41:32 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Richard A. Fowell)Subject: FractalWizard.sit.hqx - Fractal generator app Supports several types of fractals, color tables.Virus checked with Disinfectant 2.9, tested on Mac IIsi, System 7.01 tuned.#### BINHEX     fractal.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 28 Apr 93 17:51:58 -0700 From: [e-mail] (Ed Rotberg)Subject: Update to Fractal! program Oops!!As usually happens, just after releasing someone found a bug (non-crashing)with the Illumination Dialog.  Never trust version 1.0 of anything!!Fractal is a program that can generate a wide variety of fractal landscape,giving the user much control over many aspects of the rendered imageincluding an illumination model, color, a distance hazing model, awater/wave texture model and more.This program is FREEWARE.  The author reserves all rights.  It may befreely distributed as long as all original documentation accompanies it. IT may NOT be included in any package sold for profit without the expresswritten consent of the author. - Ed Rotberg -#### BINHEX     fret-tutor.hqx   ****Date: 11 Dec 1992 16:10:21 -0500 (EST) From: [e-mail] (eric shelden (wadsworth))Fret Tutor is a program designed to teach the notes of the guitar fretboard using a game like interface. Users can change the range of frets being worked on, several levels of difficulty are supported. The program maintains and can print a record of the past ten user sessions. A built-in manual is included. Has been run on Classic, LC, IIcx, IIfx, using systems 6.0.5 or later (including System 7). Must be unstuffed using Stuffit. Shareware, 10$. Eric Shelden ([e-mail])
#### BINHEX     frog-demo.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Mon, 27 Sep 93 16:30:15 -0500 Subject: Frog Demo      This is a demo of the frog dissection program from Cross EducationalSoftware.  It has a frog dissection, quiz, and an explanation of frog anatomy.Unlike the frogs that most people cut up in a Biology lab, this frog actuallyenjoys being cut open and ripped apart.  Try it.  I think you will see a smile on his little green face.#### BINHEX     frontier-runtime-20.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 18 Oct 93 12:34:38 -0500From: [e-mail] (Kuang Yu Liu)Subject: FrontierRuntime 2.0 submissionHi,I found that the copy of FrontierRuntime is still Ver. 1so I upload the copy I got from syrinx.kgs.ukans.edu.It is said in the Readme file that the CD-ROM distributionneed the written permission from Userland.As for the authors of the shareware, there is a programoffered by Userland such that you can get the full versionfor $99.There are aslo many script files for all kind of scriptingtools in the same archive.DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDAsfor people face too-many-user frustrationwho face too-many-user frustration, youcantry those BBS in the Internet. Many of them get most ofthe files from Info-Mac and UMich and update regularly.One example is bbs.isca.uiowa.edu and its archive,grind.isca.uiowa.edu.On the other hand, more and more people get SL/IP or PPPaccess which itself is great but relatively slow comparedwith other type of connection, say, Ethernet or thatSuperHighway optical fiber. In turn, the SL/IP or PPP takemuch more time to do a file transfer and these popularftp sites have less time slot for different people tomake connection. So, I suggests that if you have a accountoe even more on either a mainframe or workstation, and alsoif the disk space quota is not too restricted, please tryto connect to these popular ftp sites from such account(s).Then transfer the file down to your desktop. There aretwo-fold of advantage. First, by doing so you free up connection much much earlier and other people have morechance to share these resources. Second, my own experienceshows that using the same SL/IP connection to do file transfer by FTP client like Fetch, from a local machineis always 20% to 50% faster than from a remote machine.This is also the exact reason why people put mirror sitescross Pacific and Atlantic.Well I am very off the subject. I am sorry being in this way.Regards,Liu#### BINHEX     frontier-scripts.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 27 May 92 22:28:21 EST From: [e-mail] (Dhanesh K. Samarasan)Subject: [*] Some "Frontier" Scripts & Information With regard to:      > Date: Wed, 27 May 1992 11:02:56 -0600      > From: [e-mail] (Igor Livshits)      > Subject: Frontier scripts      >       > Could someone please download the assorted Frontier scripts      > from AppleLink to the info-mac archive?I have attached a number of basic scripts which I am sure it is OKto post.  They are in DiskDoubler's ".sea" format (binhexed).  Pleasearchive the submission as:        "Frontier_Scripts.sea.hqx"The scripts may be buggy -- in fact some of them definitely are -- andI do not endorse them in any way.  Caveat downloader.There may be other scripts on AppleLink that I didn't see.  If you weretalking about something else, I apologize.  If you are looking forsomething in particular, let me know.      > Preferably, someone who won't have to pay the unreasonable      > download/connect charges :-)Oh, I pay them all right, but consider it my good deed for the day.Note that there is a LISTSERV list -- and an FTP site -- dedicated toFrontier.  Lots of stuff is available there.  The list and the siteare managed by Andy J. Williams ([e-mail]; see below for details), who can probably answer any questions you may have.Cheers,Dhanesh <[e-mail]>........................................................................Frontier Listserv Available!Userland's Fontier is the first System level scripting for theMacintosh.  With it, users can create scripts to control any numberof Apple Events aware applications (and in conjunction with QuicKeys,non-Apple Events applications as well).We have created a LISTSERV mailing exchange to allow people to shareFrontier knowledge with each other. Users are encouraged to post tips,techniques, questions, scripts or script pieces, and anything else theythink relevant. Accompanying this list will be an anonymous ftp sitewhere people can place/get scripts, or related pd/shareware software.If you would like to subscribe to this list send mail to"[e-mail]" withSUB FRONTIER <your name>in the body of the message (NOT the subject!).If you are new to Listserv or need additional help, send mail to"[e-mail]" withHELPin the body of the message (again, NOT the subject.)If you have any questions about the list or its uses, feel free to contactme (via eMail only please!) If you have any questions about UserlandFrontier, feel free to contact me (but calling Userland itself might alsobe a good idea).-- Andy J. Williams, Manager, Computer Resource CenterDartmouth College, 603 646-3989........................................................................#### BINHEX     fullwrite-15s-16-to-17-updt.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 5 Oct 1993 19:58:12 -0800From: [e-mail] (Malcolm Pradhan)Subject: [*] FullWrite 1.7 Converters--========================_7425874==_Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Here are two converters from Akimbo Systems' FullWrite support area onAmerica-On-Line. They update FullWrite versions 1.5s and 1.6 to version 1.7which is compatible with the 68040. Here is what the updaters do, from the Readme file:> * An incompatibility with Quadra and Centris Macintosh systems which had> prevented FullWrite from being run if the 68040 processor cache was> enabled has been fixed. And if you have version 1.5s:> * An incompatibility with System 7 that caused the Set Margins dialog to> disappear has been fixed.Regards,Malcolm--========================_7425874==_Content-Type: application/mac-binhex40; name="FullWrite_1.7_Converters.sit"#### TEXT       fullwrite-lw8-patch-and-bugs.txt   ****Date: Mon, 11 Oct 1993 10:56:19 -0800From: [e-mail] (Malcolm Pradhan)Subject: FullWrite 1.7In article <[e-mail]> The Moderators,[e-mail] writes:>     The FullWrite 1.7 upgrade is available free of charge to owners of>FullWrite 1.5 or higher and costs $20 to owners of prior FullWrite versions.>A $7.50 shipping and handling charge applies. A dedicated toll-free number>has been created to take orders for FullWrite 1.7 only. Users wanting this>upgrade may phone [phone]. The Fullwrite 1.5s and 1.6 to 1.7 converters are now on sumex-aim. Youhave to call Akimbo for earlier versions. As well as the above upgrade to make FullWrite compatible with the 040cache (and System 7 for 1.5s) there are a couple of other tips, includingone to make it work with the LaserWriter 8.0. Again, these are from AOL. Akimbo's e-mail is [e-mail].#### BINHEX     fullwrite-pro-15s-patch.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] ( John Thoo )Date: Fri, 7 Aug 92 22:12:44 PDT Subject: FullWrite patch (R) On Fri, 7 Aug 1992 15:12:51 <[e-mail]> said:% Does anyone know where to find the patch which allows FullWrite% Professional to print on a LaserWriter under system 7. I have not been able% to trace it up to now and it may have been deleted from the archives. I% would be very sorry to let go of an otherwise excellent, if rather slow,% word processor. If you have the patch you can also mail it directly to me. Here 'tis, Geert.  I'm also cc'ing sumex-aim, so that the patch can bere-added to the archives  :-) Hope this helps.--John.<[e-mail]> =====from the ReadMe file=====This is an application which will patch FullWrite Professional( version 1.5sfor System 7.0 (and the version 6.1 printer drivers for System 6.0.x).Specifically, it solves the invisible Set Margins dialog. This is the onlymajor known problem that version 1.5s has under System 7. ------------cut here-----------#### BINHEX     gen-chart-hc.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 16 Oct 1992 12:15:45 +1000 From: [e-mail]: Geneology Stack Here is a Stuffed and BinHexed Hypercard stack called GenChart forrecordinggeneology information. I have modified a stack written byGarr Henderson which I obtained from EduCorp a while ago.The geneology stacks I have seen don't have the ability to draw a chart tracing all the descendants of an individual,so I wrote an XFCN to calculate the coordinates of the descendants on a tree and the script draws the chart using these coordinates.The original stack is about 5 years old and the author did notreply to my letter (I've moved six times since then), so there's probablyno point worrying about the shareware fee, unless the author surfaces afterthis posting. +-------------------------------------------------+|        Brian Jefferies                          || School of Mathematics                           | |    University of New South Wales                | |        PO Box 1 Kensington NSW 2033             |  |                    AUSTRALIA                    |   |-------------------------------------------------|| telephone numbers.61.2. 697 2990 office         | |                    61.2. 697 2993 secretary     |    |                     61.2. 398 7293 home         |      |-------------------------------------------------||                                                 |           _--_|\                                           |/      \ e-mail   [e-mail]  |\_.--._/                                          |      v                                           |  |                             :-)                 | +-------------------------------------------------+#### BINHEX     glider-design-12.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 8 Jan 93 19:32:25 ESTFrom: Michael Kamprath <[e-mail]>Subject: Glider Design! v1.2This is Glider Design! version 1.2.  Please _remove_ the previouse two versions you have int the /app directory called gliderdesigner and glider updater.  Glider Design is an easy to use educational computeraided design program.  It allows the user to design simple balsa wood gliders, evaluate their ability to fly, and then print plans to build them.=======================================|         Michael F. Kamprath         || [e-mail] ||   Michigan Space Grant Consortium   |======================================= 9-Jan-93  0:38:22-GMT,303841;000000000001Return-Path: <[e-mail]>Received: from srvr2.engin.umich.edu by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA16590; Fri, 8 Jan 93 16:38:22 PSTReceived: from mail1.engin.umich.edu by srvr2.engin.umich.edu (5.64/1.35)    id AA14508; Fri, 8 Jan 93 19:36:46 -0500Received: from space-grant.sprl.umich.edu (sprl-mac2016.sprl.umich.edu) by caen.engin.umich.edu (5.64/1.35)    id 5d73bb06a.001024b; Fri, 8 Jan 93 19:30:32 -0500Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Date: Fri, 8 Jan 93 19:33:47 ESTFrom: Michael Kamprath <[e-mail]>Subject: Glider Design! v1.2 (the actual program)To: [e-mail]-Mailer: LeeMail 1.2.4Here the program is.  sorry about that.=======================================|         Michael F. Kamprath         || [e-mail] ||   Michigan Space Grant Consortium   |=======================================#### BINHEX     glue-viewer.hqx   ****From "[e-mail] (Jamal Hannah)" Tue Aug 31 07:11:15 1993Date: Mon, 30 Aug 93 14:53:29 -0400From: [e-mail] (Jamal Hannah)Subject: Glue-Viewer.sit.hqx--========================_7540964==_Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"Please place this archive on the info-mac FTP site if it is not already there.It may come in useful for some people pulling their hair out trying to openand read "Glue" documents that they may find. (File type "SIMA")Here is the excript of the readme file I made:----This is the program "Viewer" for opening "Glue" document files on the Macintosh.If you happen to have an old file with the type "SIMA" and the creator "SOLG"(a file created with SuperViewer, SuperViewerDA, or SuperImageSaver), or creator"GEOL" (a file created with AppleLink) then you can use this program to viewthis document.  It's best to cut each page and paste them into a pict file oftype "ttxt", because TeachText documents are now supported much more than Gluedocuments.. as well as being more compact.  The newest versions of TeachTextcan view both small text and color PICT files.SuperViewer documents have an icon with a little round "viewmaster" disk onthem with little black squares on it.  AppleLink documents of this type havesomething resembling the standard "PICT" document icon with an envelope infront of it.--========================_7540964==_Content-Type: application/mac-binhex40; name="Glue-Viewer.sit"#### BINHEX     gradebook-14.hqx   ****From "[e-mail] (Rex Evans)" Thu Sep 16 22:23:46 1993Date: Thu, 16 Sep 93 10:38:46 -0700 From: [e-mail] (Rex Evans)Subject: gradebook14.sit.hqx GradeBook 1.4Written by Rex Evans using THINK Pascal 5.0GradeBook is written for school teachers to track a class of students. Thethree basic functions of the program are to record assignments and grades,compute student grades, and produce reports. A spreadsheet is used as theprimary method of entering and maintaining data. The objective was to makethe spreadsheet look much like the ones used in typical grade books. I haveattempted to make the interface as friendly as possible and hope it isintuitive.This is a BinHexed Stuffit file.-- cut here -- begin gradebook14.sit.hqx#### BINHEX     grades-20.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Tim Cera)Date: Tue, 26 Nov 1991 17:37:58 EST Subject: Grades 2.0 - grading program for teachers Hello,This is my first post - here it goes!My wife is a teacher and I was looking for a grading program for her.I found this at one of the Texas ftp sites that has MUG software.  Asfar as I can tell it is freeware.  I am uploading version Grades 2.0.I found what seems to be an earlier version, BUT both programs sayversion 1.0 in the Get Info... box.  It seems to be very stable, I ranit for a short test on a Mac II si with System 7 and had no problems.I cannot garantee anything of course.  Nice interface, easy to use.It is a Binhexed, Compact Pro document.Hope this helps someone!take caretim [e-mail].S. Looks like I already messed this up - well here goes again!#### BINHEX     graf-143.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 9 Jun 92 10:56:07 EST From: [e-mail] (Ralph Sutherland)Subject: Graf 1.4.3 (replaces 1.4.2) Dear Moderators,    One of my Site Testers finally reported some bugs in thepublish/subscribe features of Graf 1.4.2.  AFTER I had posted itoff.  I am sorry if this causes too much inconvenience.  Sincemost of the positive comments I have received on Graf 1.4.2 areabout the potential uses for Publish and Subscribe features Ifelt it was important to fix things right away, even though theyare relatively minor bugs.    The attached is a self extracting archive of Graf 1.4.3which is intented to REPLACE 1.4.2.  Hopefully before 1.4.2 reaches the archives.Many thanksralph sutherland------------------------------------------------------------------This file contains the latest release of Graf v1.4.3, a ScientificX-Y plotting application.This version has Publish and Subscribe when run under system 7.A non-standard, automatic pulshing feature allows Graf toadd interactive plotting facilities to any app that can publish andSubscribe.Many of the user interface elements have been changed on the basisof user's comments and some of the new features are the directresult of user email conversations. This version fixes many 'features'in the  Graf 1.3.1 release and some long standing omissions,like coloured symbols have at last been implemented.  The interfacemakes better use of a colour display if present.Graf will work under system 6.0.2 or newer on a 1MB MacPlus orbetter.  It has even been tested on a Quadra 950 with A/UX 3.0(sigh) for ~ 5 minutes until it was taken away from me!.This software is Freeware.Enjoy!ralph---- Ralph S. Sutherland        Mount Stromlo & Siding Spring Observatories.---- [e-mail]    The Australian National University.---- [e-mail]   --------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     graph-143-default-plot.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Jun 92 11:27:18 EST From: [e-mail] (Ralph Sutherland)Subject: Graf 1.4.3 Addendum About Graf 1.4.3 Addendum.The Default Plot that comes with Graf 1.4.3 is set to usea log y scale.  This works fine, but it could be a littleconfusing.  Here is a replacement Default plot that has a more reasonable linear scales setting.This is a directly binhexed file since it was so small.cheersRalph Sutherland---- Ralph S. Sutherland        Mount Stromlo & Siding Spring Observatories.---- [e-mail]    The Australian National University.---- [e-mail]   --------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     grapher-361.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 1993 11:47:07 -0800 (PST) From: Tom Rona <[e-mail]>Subject: grapher361.hqx Dear Moderators -This file is an update to replace grapher331.hqx in the "app" archives ofinfo-mac.  Please substitute grapher361.hqx in its place.  The READMEinformation is reproduced below for your convenience in updating theabstracts file.  The rest of the binhex follows.Thank you very much.- Tom Rona #### BINHEX grapher361.hqx                   Grapher Information   Grapher is a function graphing program, intended as a low-cost (but powerful) tool for students and researchers.  Functions are entered in the standard BASIC notation (e.g. 2*x; cos(x^3); 3*x-sqrt(x)) with the usual order of operations assumed.  Several functions may be graphed on the same set of axes. The program supports the standard menus for saving and loading files, printing, and copying graphs as PICT graphics to the clipboard.  Other features include zooming in on parts of the graph, zooming out, and locating solutions and intercepts.  Use the "Help" menu for directions.   The program is shareware - see the "About" box for details. The author is Tom Rona, 13210 42nd Ave NE, Seattle, WA. 98125, USA. (Internet: [e-mail])  Revision History:Version 3.61 (3/16/93): Added many new functions.  Moved the function menu to the menu bar, instead of cluttering the dialog as a pop-up menu.  Enlarged the domain and range boxes for easier editing.  Added a separate box for recording individual points, intercepts, etc.Version 3.31 (1/15/93): Original release.------------#### BINHEX     grav-sim-02.hqx   ****From [e-mail] Mon Aug 30 17:26:11 1993Subject: Re: Gravity SimulatorDate: Mon, 30 Aug 93 17:14:24 PDTFrom: Adam Wight <[e-mail]>I included lots of documentation in the binhexed archive, but here's ashort summary:It simulates gravity using a smily face. You can change the face, ofcourse. The gravity and elasticity of everything is totally controllable,and you can pick the face up and place it anywhere, and set it's motionvector.I just wrote a new version (0.2) that's a lot better, though, so I wouldlike it better if you included that instead. Here it is:This is a really awesome Gravity Simulator for the Mac.This is meant to replace GravSim0.1.sit.hqx#### BINHEX     gravitation-40.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Michael O'Henly)Subject: Gravitation 4.0 Date: Sun, 16 Feb 92 17:11:21 PST Organization: Library Systems Office     Very interesting gravity simulator. Shows how gravity controls themovement of heavenly bodies. (Spectacular on a 2-page display...)    Michael.-- Michael O'Henly                 McPherson Library                Internet:  [e-mail] of Victoria                      [e-mail], B.C., Canada             BITNET:  lux@uvvm#### BINHEX     hebrew-pad-191.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 04 May 93 22:07 CST From: MATTHEW WEINSTEIN <[e-mail]>Subject: Update to hebrew/shalom pad Hebrew pad 1.91 replaces previous versions of both shalom pad and hebrew pad. Itis a right to left processor for Hebrew Fonts, especially J. Brecher's Shalomfonts. #### BINHEX     helix-battery-usage.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Jeffrey Whittaker--IMGSubject: Helix Express Battery TrackerDate: Tue, 14 Dec 93 10:58:00 ESTEnclose is a Document for tracking Rechargable battery usage.The document was writen for use with Helix Express 1.0.1 .I originaly wrote the document to use with Renewal Batteries for theNewton but since I will not have a newton until March I added AA,C,Dsize for tracking of flash lights, cammera's etc.Thank You.I give permission to include this file on the Cd-rom. #### BINHEX     hex-edit-103.hqx   ****From "[e-mail] (Jim Bumgardner)" Sun Sep 12 21:58:17 1993From: [e-mail] (Jim Bumgardner)Subject: HexEdit 1.0.3 - important bug fix Date: Fri, 10 Sep 93 13:49:16 PDT HexEdit v 1.0.3 Copyright 1993 Jim Bumgardner  ([e-mail]) HexEdit is a hexdump viewer and editor that works similarly to the hexeditor provided with Apple's ResEdit.  It allows you to edit eitherthe data fork or the resource fork of a file. I wrote HexEdit because I needed to be able to insert/delete bytes>From the data fork of files I was testing, and tools like FEdit don'thave insert/deletion.This version fixes a nasty bug that caused HexEdit to crash ormisbehave on files that are too large to fit in memory.#### BINHEX     hire-base-2.hqx   ****From "macmod (Info-Mac Moderator)" Sat Sep 18 22:45:25 1993From: macmod (Info-Mac Moderator)Date: Sat, 18 Sep 93 22:45:19 PDT(5.65b/IDA-1.4.3 for [e-mail]); Fri, 17 Sep 93 15:57:57+1000Received: from chrisr.ins.gu.edu.au by kraken.itc.gu.edu.au with SMTP id AA18034  (5.65b/IDA-1.4.3 for [e-mail]); Fri, 17 Sep 93 15:53:53 +1000Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Date: Fri, 17 Sep 1993 16:03:48 -1100To: [e-mail], [e-mail],        [e-mail], [e-mail], [e-mail],        [e-mail], [e-mail], [e-mail]: [e-mail] (Chris Ruston)X-Sender: [e-mail]: hirebase2X-Attachments: :Mac.Chrisr.ITS.GC:11140:hirebase2.sea:NOTES...........hirebase2Event scheduling, equipment hire, room bookings, training, staff service,client history, invoicing, facility records, library loans, letters, mailmerge, labels, alternate acedemic calendar, public holidays and alertwarnings, pop-up screens, numerous statstics, reports, graphs,spreadsheets, networkable multi-user, high performance relational database.mac/utilities/networkFYIThanks/regards,Chris Ruston.Senior Technical Officer, Audio Visual Operations and Computer Projects,I.T.S., Division of Information Services, Griffith University - Gold Coast.Ph:- (075) 94 8944  Fax:- (075) 94 8797Email: [e-mail]/MHS: [e-mail]: Chris#### BINHEX     hp-calculator.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Curt Stevens)Subject: Submission, DA, "HP Calc!.sit.hqx"Date: Wed, 22 Dec 1993 15:09:36 -0700--========================_18986336==_Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"--========================_18986336==_Content-Type: application/mac-binhex40; name="HP_calc!.sit.hqx"Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="HP_calc!.sit.hqx"#### BINHEX     hp-twelvec.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Curt Stevens)Subject: Submission, DA, =?iso-8859-1?Q?=22Twelve=2DC=81_v1.3.sit.hqx=22?=Date: Thu, 23 Dec 1993 00:07:50 -0600--========================_13932288==_Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"[The HP 12C calculator. --isl]--========================_13932288==_Content-Type: application/mac-binhex40; name="Twelve-C=_v1.3.sit"Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="Twelve-C=_v1.3.sit"#### BINHEX     hyper-cube-111.hqx   ****From [e-mail] Sun Aug 22 00:21:36 1993Date: Sun, 22 Aug 1993 00:35:19 -0400From: [e-mail]: HyperCuber 1.1.1HyperCuber 1.1.1by Greg FerrarHyperCuber is a program which draws a four-dimensional "hypercube" andlets you view it from any direction.  It requires System 7 or better,Color QuickDraw, and a Mac with a 68020 processor or better and amath coprocessor (or a 68040).Complete documentation for the program is contained in the HyperCuberManual file, which is in Microsoft Word 5.1 format.Comments, suggestions, and error reports to Greg Ferrar by email at  [e-mail] by snail mail at  Greg Ferrar  2300 N High Street  Columbus OH  43202-2902  Enjoy!  -Greg Ferrar ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     hyper-cube.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 13 Aug 1993 20:38:23 -0400 From: [e-mail]: HyperCuber Hello,  Enclosed is HyperCube, my four-dimensional cube rotation program.  HyperCuberdisplays a four-dimensional cube, and allows the user to view it from anyfour-dimensional and three-dimensional angle.  This program is freeware.  -Greg Ferrar ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     hyper-gobbledygook-11-hc.hqx   ****Date: 04 Oct 1992 18:45:26 -0400 (EDT) From: [e-mail]: [*] HyperGobbledygook 1.1 Organization: from SUNY College at Oneonta, NY 13820 When you listen to our political, military, and academic leaders,do you say to yourself, "Golly, I wish I sounded that important"?If the parameters of your response reaction were positive andaffirmative, you'll want this upgrade of "Hypergobbledygook,"the HyperCard Random Jargon Generator.Press a button and presto-change-o, quick as a prioritized revenue enhancement, out comes a phrase ready to use in a journal article, office memo, or collateral damage report. Billions of combinations are possible -- you'll never see the same gobbledygook twice.In keeping with the spirit of the election season, I've strivento keep the changes cosmetic and superficial -- tighter code,custom dialog boxes, and some utterly arbitrary color and sound.        card/hyper-gobbledygook-11.hqxKen Fisher, fisherkj@snyoneva#### BINHEX     hyperbibtex-098-hc.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 08 Oct 1993 09:35:33 -0500 (CDT)From: "Evan L. Antworth 214-709-3346" <[e-mail]>Subject: HyperBibTeX 0.9.8--Boundary (ID wXB6fJFmEB4lvg03eqfaeQ)Content-type: TEXT/PLAIN; CHARSET=US-ASCIIHyperBibTeX version 0.9.8 (27-Sep-93) is an updateand should replace all previous versionsHyperBibTeX is a Macintosh HyperCard stack for managing bibliography databases compatible with BibTeX, the bibliography system  used by  the TeX typesetting language. HyperBibTeX's features include:* entering and editing bibliographic entries using  BibTeX's entry types  (Book, Article, Proceedings, etc.),* checking data integrity and consistency against a set  of authority lists, * sorting cards on various fields, * searching the database, * marking cards individually or with the search function, * importing entries from a BibTeX file, * exporting cards to a BibTeX file.HyperBibTeX requires HyperCard version 2. It runs under system 6, but  the Balloon Help facility requires system 7. It also runs under HyperCard Player.Version 0.9.8 is an upgrade that fixes minor bugs and adds some new features, including automatic conversion betweenMacintosh accented characters and TeX macros. If you are presently using an  older version of HyperBibTeX,I recommend that you upgrade to version 0.9.8.Evan Antworth Academic Computing Department Summer Institute of Linguistics 7500 W. Camp Wisdom Road Dallas, TX  75236 U.S.A.Internet e-mail: [e-mail] phone: [phone], -2418 fax:   [phone]--Boundary (ID wXB6fJFmEB4lvg03eqfaeQ)Content-type: TEXT/PLAIN; CHARSET=US-ASCII#### BINHEX     hypertype-15-hc.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 12 Dec 92 16:31:11 EST From: [e-mail] (robert biggar)Subject: HyperType 1.5 HyperType is a new way of writing prose allowing interactivecross reference. It is a fun way to read text, and a fun way towrite it. Especially useful for personal correspondance.Uploaded for someone without net access. Shareware (small fee).Requires Hypercard 2.0 or later.#### BINHEX     ifs-color-fractals-21.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 10 Jan 93 21:30:09 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Richard A. Fowell)Subject: IFS2.1.cpt.hqx - IFS fractal generator Generates IFS fractals - two versions - FPU & non FPU. Color support.Checked with Disinfectant 2.9, tested on Mac IIsi, System 7.01 tuned#### BINHEX     ifs-fractal-movie.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 11 Dec 90 08:21:27 -0600From: "Kevin D. Lee" <[e-mail]>Subject: IFS Fractal MovieIFS Fractal Movie is an animation of a series of fractal images.  Theimages are created using iterated function systems.  In this first moviea point grows into a claw like shape then to a line.  Along the way yousee a Sierpinski traingle.  The movie can be run forwards, backwards orcycle at 5 different speeds.  The fractal images can be copied or pasted to the clipboard.#### BINHEX     ifs-fractals.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 10 Jan 93 21:27:47 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Richard A. Fowell)Subject: Fract(IFS).cpt.hqx - IFS fractal generator This tiny (b/w) fractal program draws IFS (iterated function system?)fractals.Checked with Disinfectant 2.9, testest on Mac IIsi, System 7.01 tuned#### BINHEX     igs-monthly.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 29 Sep 92 14:49 EDT From: [e-mail]: IGSMonthly.hqx IGS Monthly, a monthly shareware disk publication, has been exclusively available to registered users of Insanely Great Software products for almost two years.IGS Monthly is now available to the larger Mac community. FREE Trial subscriptions are available by downloading the IGSMonthly.hqx application (application prints out form) and sending in the free trial form, or by sending your address to:Adam Stein, Insanely Great Software, 126 Calvert Ave. E., Edison, NJ 08820. You can also send your name and address via email to [e-mail] on the Internet, 71140,2051 on Compuserve, and ADAMSTEIN on AOL.I'll then send you a free issue, bonus Compression Utility disk, and a bill for your subscription. If you choose not to subscribe, just mark the bill cancel. The disks are yours to keep either way.Thanks,Adam SteinInsanely Great Software#### BINHEX     image-catalog-15.hqx   ****        Date: Tue, 12 Jan 93 20:06:58 CST From: [e-mail] (Tom Bereiter)Message-Id: <[e-mail]> To: [e-mail]: ImageCatalog 1.5 update Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1993 18:40:06 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>ImageCatalog 1.5 is an update to ImageCatalog 1.03b.ImageCatalog will take a collection of MacPaint, PICT, GIF, TIFF, JPEG, and JFIF files and organize them as high-quality recudedimage cells in a single window.  Double-clicking on a cell opensthe corresponding file using either a built-in image viewer orthe file's application.  Typical uses are: clip art selector andpicture database front end.Changes since 1.03 include:    - System 7 support    - simplified operation    - TIFF/JPEG/JFIF support    - customizable catalog [e-mail]---#### BINHEX     imagery-18.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 21 Jun 1992 21:34:24 -0500 From: Tim Burrow <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Imagery 1.8 Here is version 1.8 of Imagery by Jeff Lewis, the freeware graphicsconversion program. It converts between IBM-PC, Windows, Amiga, Atari andMacintosh formats. Self extracting archiveNote that I am uploading this on behalf of Jeff Lewis who does not haveInternet access. He may be contacted on  Compuserve at 76217,2241, onAmerica Online as "T Werewolf" or via the Internet [e-mail]................................................................Tim Burrow          Department of Chemistry, University of Toronto                       [e-mail] - Helping Apple wreck a nice beach#### BINHEX     imagery-graphics-converter-15.hqx   ****From: Michelle Hoyle <[e-mail]>Date: Mon, 24 Feb 1992 00:50:06 -0700 Imagery v1.5 Foreign Graphics Converter (Mac)-----------------------------------------------This program converts many foreign graphics formats into Maccompatible TIFF, PICT2 or GIF files.Tested: Atari ST: PI1-3 PC1-3 SC1-3 TNY/TN1-3 IC1-3 SPU SPC NEO DOO          PAC FCP IMG-old Amiga:    IFF-ILBM IFF-ILBM/HAM IBM-PC:   PCX GL PIC CLP BMP IMG CUT UNIX:     PPM PGM PBM XBM XWD MAC       MacPaintOther:    GIF RLE Untested: Atari ST: ANI FLM ART MUR IMG-STTT IMG-XIMG Amiga:    IFF-ILBM/XHB IFF-RGB8 IFF-RGBN IBM-PC:   RIX TGA BMP4 BMP8 MTV QRT UNIX:     MGR FIT HIP XDO CMUDocumentation is included as a MacWrite 4.5 file. This is aself-extracting archive.#### BINHEX     imagery-jpeg-gif-conv-06.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 10 Apr 92 09:07:56 EDT From: "Allan M. Bloom" <[e-mail]>Subject: Imagery JPEG/GIF Converter 1.6 In keeping with recent efforts to make the archives' IMAGERY filescurrent, this is version 1.6 of the Imagery JPEG/GIF Converter, toreplace the existing 1.5. From CompuServe's MACAPP forum. This is abinhex-4 encoded self extracting archive. From the included manual:This program is a stand-alone JPEG to GIF and GIF to JPEG converter.It is meant as an intermediate utility until JPeg support can be addedto Imagery. Also, JPEG code is complex and requires a much largerprogram and Imagery is already getting pretty large. This version doesnot support TIFF or PICT files in either direction.This code is based on the code written by the Independent JPEG Groupand is used in accordance to the license provided in their software kit.NOTE: This is not the final release version and there are a number ofknown and serious problems with this program... use at your own risk.It has been tested on Amiga, PC and Mac generated JPEG/JFIF files andwith a variety of GIF input files and seems to work in all cases. Notealso, this documentation itself may not be accurate. This program isincluded only for completeness.#### BINHEX     imagery-utils.hqx   ****        From: Michelle Hoyle <[e-mail]>To: [e-mail]-Id: <[e-mail]> Date: Mon, 24 Feb 1992 00:50:46 -0700 Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Mon, 24 Feb 1992 0:48:23 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>Imagery Utilities v1.0 (Mac)-----------------------------TIFF Dump - Create information file about TIFF file contents.Hex Dump  - Create hexadecimal/ASCII dump file (data fork only).TIFF Fix  - Fix Teletypsetting's T-Script TIFF files.FixSig    - Batch signature setting utility.These programs are of part of the Imagery set of programs.Documentation is included as a MacWrite 4.5 file. This is aself-extracting archive.#### BINHEX     imagic-9d65.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 8 Apr 93 10:36:53 -0600 From: Brian Powell <[e-mail]>NOTE TO MODERATORS!!!---------------------    I am resubmitting this archive to you because the version the archive    you currently have inadvertently includes some of the ANSI code     distributed with THINK C 5.0, which is not supposed to be     redistributed.  Please replace the current archive you have with this     one.     Thank you.----------------- CUT HERE --------------Imagic .9d65.01    Imagic is an image processing software developed at the Universityof Colorado at Boulder, by the Colorado Center for Astrodynamics Research.It was originally written by Dr. Charles L. Norris (while working on hisPHD) and has since been handed over to me.  Look for a brand new versionaround Summer '93 written in C++ with layers, quicktime, apple script andevents, and much much more.    Imagic is a full-featured image processing package that includes:full 8-bit painting, enhancement, color table editing, filters, 3-d imagecreations, animation, batch jobs, and much more.  The biggest feature ofImagic, is that you can write external functions, much like XCMDS for Hypercard to use for any image processing task.  You can write your ownfilters, channel additions, etc.  Includes all the libraries, documentation,and sample source to get you going.  It is currently used and distributed by the wonderful folks at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, CA.      It is a self-extracting archive.--Brian [e-mail]#### BINHEX     in-control-demo.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 21 Oct 1993 14:59:16 -0500From: [e-mail] (Nevada Waugh Reed)Subject: In Control scheduling program demo--========================_14339572==_Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"To whom it may concern:Someone at Attain Corporation asked me to put a copy of the demo version oftheir In Control scheduling program on the major archives.  Here it is, asthey gave it to me.  If you have any trouble receiving it, please let meknow.  Thanks!-Thomas Reed==================================================Nevada Waugh Reed            Washington [e-mail]          Medical School==================================================--========================_14339572==_Content-Type: application/mac-binhex40; name="IN_CONTROL_2.0_Demo.sea"Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="IN_CONTROL_2.0_Demo.sea"#### BINHEX     infini-d-25-tutorial.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 29 Mar 93 23:10:05 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Peter Lee)Subject: Infini-D 2.5 Tutorial Scene File: "Obstacle Course" Enclosed is an Infini-D 2.5 scene file that is referred to in the tutorialsection of the manual, but was accidentally omitted from the first set ofupgrade disks.  This file requires Infini-D 2.5 to read./-------------------- Peter E. Lee, Software Conductor ----------------------\|                       Specular International, Inc.                         ||       [e-mail] or [phone] (H) or [phone] (W)         |\-------- Beauty is 24 bits deep, plus eight bits of alpha channel ----------/------#### BINHEX     informer-10b2.hqx   ****From: Spectreman <[e-mail]>Subject: Informer 1.0 beta 2 [PLANET SOFTWARE]Date: Sat, 11 Dec 93 16:43:54 CSTThis is that program that lets you leave voice messages for co-workerson your Mac.  It makes your Mac ring like a telephone too!This new beta version has all but one minor bug fixed, and it has a coolerinterface now.Definitely check it out!Kenji Takeuchi#### BINHEX     inspiration-demo.hqx   ****Date: 29 Mar 1993 14:48:49 -0600 (CST) From: "Dwight Lemke @ Wisconsin Oshkosh" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Inspiration 4.0 Demo This is a demo of the application Inspiration which they bill as a brainstorming, outliningdiagramming and writing tool. It allows you to "transform your ideas into a varietyof effective diagrams, tree charts, presentation visuals, outlines and proposals that help youclearly present your concepts."#### BINHEX     inspirograph-10.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 1 Nov 1993 14:42 EDTFrom: Ronald Hale-Evans <[e-mail]>Subject: Inspirograph 1.0Attached you will find version 1.0 of Singularity Software'sInspirograph, a freeware freeform brainstorming tool. Similar"morphological analysis" software has been sold to the U.S. militaryfor $75 a pop. Inspirograph is easy and fun to use. Try it and see!Ron Hale-EvansEditor, Singularity Magazine(Ask me about Singularity Online!)=====cut here================================#### BINHEX     instant-area-code.hqx   ****        Date: 31 May 1993 21:28:25 -0500 (EST) From: [e-mail]: INSTANT Area Code.hqx To: [e-mail]-Id: <[e-mail]> X-Vms-To: IN%"[e-mail]" Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7BIT Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Tue, 1 Jun 1993 21:34:53 PDTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>INSTANT Area Code is the easiest to use area code utility available for the Macintosh. Just hit the hot key of your choice, and the Instant Area Code program will jump into action. The second you type in the area code, the state (and/or cities) will appear. Hit return, enter, or Command Key-Q to exit back into the application you were working with.No need to search on your hard drive for an Area Codes application. No need to wait for the application to launch. No need to use the mouse at all! One key does it all!#### BINHEX     int-calc-11.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 6 Jul 92 17:13:30 PDT From: [e-mail] (James Preston)Subject: IntCalc-1.1 IntCalc is an integer-oriented calculator loosely based on the HP-16C.  Its features include:  Displays all four elements of the stack with room to see all 32 bits in binary;  each element can be individually displayed in any of binary, octal, decimal, hexadecimal, or ASCII; many integer bit functions (and,or, xor, shift, rotate, etc.); floating-point square root, reciprocal, andy-to-the-x.  New features in version 1.1: programmability; a DA version;color support; extended-precision floating-point.  Detailed documentation is included.#### BINHEX     interactive-gradebook-136-hc.hqx   ****From "Ben Seaberry <[e-mail]>" Sun Aug 22 21:58:05 1993Date: Sun, 22 Aug 1993 15:28:25 -0700 (PDT)From: Ben Seaberry <[e-mail]>Subject: Upload to info-mac--1900030180-145275536-746058638:#4079Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCIIPlease post The Interactive Gradebook ver. 1.36. It is an update to ver.1.31 that provides more printing options and fixes some minor bugs.Thanks,Ben Seaberry                            "Imagination rules the world."[e-mail]                - Napolean Bonaparte--1900030180-145275536-746058638:#4079Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="InteractiveGradebk.sit.hqx"Content-ID: <[e-mail]>Content-Description: #### TEXT       internet-weather-info.txt   ****Date: 24 Dec 92 14:21:00 ESTFrom: "Troen, Bruce" <[e-mail]>Subject: Weather data & Satellite imagesIn Info-Mac #304, Stefano Pelli asks the whereabouts of weather and satellite info on the internet.Here is a document that details what is available.  There is a tremendous wealth of data and up-to-date satellite images that are available to those of us who find weather just plain fun._______________________________________________________________________________Xref: bloom-picayune.mit.edu sci.geo.meteorology:4505 news.answers:4470Newsgroups: sci.geo.meteorology,news.answersPath: bloom-picayune.mit.edu!enterpoop.mit.edu!usc!wupost!gumby!destroyer!ncar!kiowa.scd.ucar.edu!ilana#### BINHEX     investment-manager-21-hc.hqx   ****From [e-mail] Wed Sep  8 03:08:52 1993Date: Tue, 07 Sep 1993 08:28:05 -0300 From: [e-mail]: PF:Investment-Manager-2.1 PF:Investment Manager is a Hypercard 1.25 stack designed to administer a deversified portfolio of investments. Version 2.1 is an extensive update of an earlier version posted on the News BBS. As far as I know it was never posted to Info-Mac. This is a demo version. Ordering infomation is included. The file is in a binhex, compacted, self extracting format.The stack recognizes the following types of investments and accounts:Stocks,bonds,mortgages,mutual funds,CDs,government bonds,treasury bills,saving and checking accounts,broker's margin accounts,loans. Investments are grouped and summarized in 4 categories. Investments can also be grouped into taxable and non taxable categories as well. The user can record and track price changes,dividends/interest,reinvestment,capital gains, splits and total real return. All data can be exported. Help is available for each card.#### BINHEX     investment-tracker-11-hc.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 03 Mar 93 11:04:37 EST From: Larry Wink <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Investment Tracker 1.1 "Investment Tracker" is a HyperCard 2.1 Stack that can be used to trackinvestments in stocks, mutual funds, or anything else that issues sharesfor which a price quote is available.  The information for eachinvestment is stored on a single card of the stack which contains thebuttons for entering and manipulating data and calculating variousinteresting things about the investment.  It is particularly valuablefor tracking investments in which you are making periodic investments(Dollar Cost Averaging, Dividend Reinvestment Plans) or withdraws.-- What's new in Version 1.1 --- Improved interface.- Automatic recalculation when files are edited.- Faster algorithm for calculating annual average yield.- Works with the "new, improved" HyperCard Player.-- Features --- Records date and dollar amount of transaction and price per share for  purchases, dividends or sales (partial or total).  These records can  be displayed and edited at any time.- Calculates total shares held in each stock or mutual fund.- Calculates total dollar amount invested in each stock or mutual fund.- Calculates total worth of each stock or mutual fund.- Calculates tax basis of each stock or mutual fund taking into account  dividends reinvested and partial sales.- Calculates average price paid for each stock or mutual fund.- Calculates (by iteration) the average annual yield for each stock or  mutual fund.--System Requirements-- HyperCard 2.1.  This stack was written under System 7 on my Classic II. It will now work on any machine that is running HyperCard 2.1 or the "new, improved" HyperCard Player.--Shareware-- A US$5 registration fee is requested.  Registered users will receive my Import/Export Utility Stack for Investment Tracker. This Utility Stack enables transferring investment files from earlier versions of Investment Tracker to the lastest version and exporting Investment Tracker files to most spreadsheets and databases.Compacted and BinHexed using Compact Pro 1.33.--Larry Wink  Internet: [e-mail] <or> [e-mail]#### BINHEX     japanese-paper-10.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 4 Sep 91 09:51 PDT From: [e-mail] (James N. Loomis)Subject: util/japanese-paper-10.hqx To: [e-mail]: util/japanese-paper-10.hqxJapanese Paper 1.0 is a Macintosh program for printing paper with a gridfor those studying Japanese writing.  Grid style (10x20, 20x20, etc.) is user-selectable.  Cell size can either be constrained to a maximum size orbe calculated for "Fit to Page".  LaserWriter printer recommended but not required.  Freeware for non-commercial use and distribution in unmodifiedform.   Enjoy!#### BINHEX     jchar-30.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 17 Aug 93 16:00:27 PDTFrom: [e-mail] (Ken Lunde)Subject: jchar-30.hqxArchive as: util/jchar-30.hqxJChar 3.0This Macintosh application is a general-purpose Japanese characterset generation tool. It comes with a minimal Macintosh interface --this was done for the sake of portability between platforms.The interface consists of radio buttons for redirecting the inputand output (much like what you find in UNIX environments) and acommand-line. To get a listing of the command-line options anddefaults, type in "-h" on the command-line. You can redirect theoutput to a file or printer for future reference.The source code should also be included in this distribution.Ken Lunde ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     jcode-30.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 17 Aug 93 16:00:28 PDTFrom: [e-mail] (Ken Lunde)Subject: jcode-30.hqxArchive as: util/jcode-30.hqxJCode 3.0This Macintosh application is a general-purpose Japanese codeinspection tool. It comes with a minimal Macintosh interface --this was done for the sake of portability between platforms.The interface consists of radio buttons for redirecting the inputand output (much like what you find in UNIX environments) and acommand-line. To get a listing of the command-line options anddefaults, type in "-h" on the command-line. You can redirect theoutput to a file or printer for future reference.The source code should also be included in this distribution.Ken Lunde ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     jconv-30.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 17 Aug 93 16:00:29 PDTFrom: [e-mail] (Ken Lunde)Subject: jconv-30.hqxArchive as: util/jconv-30.hqxJConv 3.0This Macintosh application is a general-purpose Japanese codeconversion tool. It comes with a minimal Macintosh interface --this was done for the sake of portability between platforms.The interface consists of radio buttons for redirecting the inputand output (much like what you find in UNIX environments) and acommand-line. To get a listing of the command-line options anddefaults, type in "-h" on the command-line. You can redirect theoutput to a file or printer for future reference.The source code should also be included in this distribution.Ken Lunde ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     jeromes-journal-hc.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 2 Mar 1993 18:27:21 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Jerome 'TofuSoft' Chan)Subject: Jerome's Journal This is a simple journal keeping stack that I made one weekend. FreeWare.The nice thing about using hypercard for keeping journals is that you canuse the draw tools and the audio palatte to add art and sound.Requires Hypercard 2.0--- The Evil Tofu#### BINHEX     jewish-calendar.hqx   ****Date: 14 Feb 1993 22:48:28 +0100 From: [e-mail]: Jewish Calendar Here is a nice Jewish Calendar program for the Mac that I have foundin the alt.Jewish.Culture news list.I'm not the author.  The original notes from the athor are included.I have found this program quite usefull and I think that should be okfor sumex.Giuseppe Levi ([e-mail]) ([e-mail])[e-mail]@vxcrna.cern.ch-----------------Below in the BinHexed version of the Jewish Calendar program I wrote forthe Mac.  It's free.  If anybody wants the sources, I'll be happy to give them away,too.Caveats.   1)  The window it brings us may be too wide for the smaller Mac screens.I'll still working on making the screen smaller while still maintaining allthe information.   2)  This is the first Mac program I ever wrote.  I'm sure that there aresome style points that I've missed.If anyone knows of any features or additional holidays I should add, pleaselet me know.  Future versions may include the parsha of the week, if I canfigure a not-to-difficult way of adding them.Comments and/or suggestions are always appreciated.-- Frank Yellin   [e-mail]   ....!decwrl!edsel!fy#### BINHEX     joli-phone-301.hqx   ****From: "J. Rossi" <[e-mail]>Date: Fri, 19 Nov 93 17:13:13 GMTJoliPhone 3.0.1Very nice address book. Lots of features and graphicinterface well done.THIS PROGRAM IS IN FRENCH.Doc included on-line.I'm not the author.#### BINHEX     journal-hc.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Matthew Ahrens)Subject: [*] HC JournelDate: Wed, 22 Dec 93 14:36:43 EST This is a HyperCard Stack that helps you keep a journel.it automatically enters the date, and creates new cardsfor each day. It also has a security feature to keep pryingeyes out of your journel. enjoy! (yes, i am the author) #### BINHEX     jpeg-convert-10.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 27 Feb 93 12:26:35 CST From: wf-jim![e-mail] (Jim Brunner)Subject: app/JPEG-Convert-10.hqx This is version 1.0 of JPEG Convert.  JPEG Convert is a Macintoshapplication that acts as an interface for the Independent JPEG Group'scode.  The Independent JPEG Group's code supports JPEG conversion todifferent formats.This is NOT a JPEG viewer.Features:        * Supports system 6 or 7        * Converts JPEG file to/from GIF, PPM, & TARGA        * RLE support available (not in default distribution)        * Supports quantization, dithering, smoothing, grayscale        * Supports batch drag & drop conversion with system 7        * Balloon help and nifty dialogs        * SOURCE CODE IS AVAILABLE (separate distribution)-----------------------------------------------------------------------Jim Brunner  ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     julias-dream-107.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 9 May 91 01:40:12 +0100From: [e-mail] (R. Lamberts)Subject: Julia's Dream v1.07rThis is Julia's Dream, a program that generates high-qualityJulia set images in real time. (A Julia set is a beautifulfractal 'dragon', related to the Mandelbrot set.) A plain Mac IIcalculates a 512 * 512 image in about 2 seconds; smaller imageseven allow for animation. Just pick a parameter in the complexplane with your mouse, and the associated Julia set pops up.Julia's Dream uses a new algorithm, the details of which I hopeto publish as soon as possible. Julia's Dream requires at leasta 68020 and Color QuickDraw; it is free for non-commercial use.Enjoy! I'd like to hear from you if you like Julia's Dream!- Reinoud---#### BINHEX     jword-lists-10.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 28 Apr 93 20:42:56 -0700 From: [e-mail] (Jan Schipmolder)Subject: misc/JWord-Lists-10.hqx JWord-Lists is a collection of text documents each containing one wordper line, the words having been chosen from the union of a smallcollection of American English "dictionaries" found on computersystems running under the Unix operating system. The union itself isincluded as a document named "words". The other documents are subsetsof "words": lower case letter words, upper case letter words, mixedcase letter words, words containing one or more digits, wordscontaining exactly i letters (i=1, 2, ... ) and randomly chosensubsets of these documents. Totally useless, unless you are intobuilding word lists for games or such. Suggestions welcome. CompactPro'd, then BinHex4'd. If you archive this, may I suggest the namemisc/JWord-Lists-10.hqx. Free. No restrictions.Version 1.0 -- 1993-04-28 -- Original issue. Waiting for feedback.Jan B. Schipmolder ; [e-mail]#### BINHEX     karma-manager-11.hqx   ****Subject: karma-manager1.1.cpt.hqx Date: Thu, 11 Feb 93 15:45:18 EST From: Thomas Pusateri <[e-mail]>Karma Manager v 1.1 anagramming programNew version -- almost twice as fast as previous versionsPlease replace the old version with this file - karma-manager1.1.cpt.hqxOnce upon a time there was a program called ARS MAGNA by Michael Mortonwhich created anagrams.  Alas, it didn't run on my system, so undaunted,I decided to write my own.  It has a reasonable (if sparse) Mac interface,and it runs in the background under System 7.Karma Manager is a program which takes a word or phrase and rearrangesthe letters into other words or phrases.  For example, if you take thephrase "Anagram Maker" you can rearrange the letters to get "Karma Manager."Karma Manager comes with a dictionary of words which it will use to createanagrams, or you can supply your own dictionary or dictionaries.  It willalso read the ARS MAGNA dictionaries so you can still use those if you havethem (and paid for them :-).The output is dumped by default to a resizable window and it can optionallycapture the output in a text file.Karma Manager is Shareware and costs $7.Chuck [e-mail]---#### BINHEX     kid-pix.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 17 Aug 91 14:40:07 EST From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>Organization: Connecticut's Business School Subject: [*] Kid Pix - freeware paint application for kids (and adults too) This is Craig Hickman's freeware version of Kid Pix.  There's a commercialversion that supports color paint and enhanced features.  This version ISa full featured black & white paint program compatible with System 7 (atleast in 24-bit mode without using VM).  It was written in Nov 1989 so I'msurprised that 'archie' couldn't find it in any of the 685 archives itsearches.  Maybe it came and went two years ago?  A father recently askedabout Macware for children and this is a first rate example.  Other parentsmay want to download Kid Pix and some adults who don't often need a paintprogram (like me, for example) may find that Kid Pix satisfies their fewrequirements.HQX'd Compact Pro archive.#### BINHEX     kids-studio-11.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (C.F. Haupt)Subject: KidsStudio1.0to1.1Patch.hqxDate: Thu, 16 Dec 1993 01:31:25 -0500 (EST)Welcome to Kid's Studio*!Kid's Studio is the next generation in multimedia storytelling software for children of all ages.This upgrade completely updates the Kid's Studio 1.0application to version 1.1. Your previous Treasure Chestsand Kid's Studio Story files are still valid and should be saved.Please contact us with comments, bugs or for the latest product information.For Treasure Chest orders or upgrades call 800-PUP-BYTE.For Technical Support call 716-436-3570. Our Fax number is 716-436-2783. Email can be addressed to [e-mail]!CyberPuppy Software, Inc. P.O. Box 19500 Rochester, New York 14619.#### BINHEX     lab-helper-31.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 23 Sep 93 22:01:08 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Tzuen-Rong Tzeng)Subject: LabHelper 3.1 update Dear network manager:   Enclosed is an upgrade of my LabHelper a Software Tool for Research Laboratories. Please replacethe previous version 3.05 with this upgrade. There are many new features as well as improvement inthis upgrade. Many thanks for your help and attention.#### BINHEX     last-startup-10.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 17 Aug 1993 11:58:13 -0700 (PDT)From: aeze bell <[e-mail]>Subject: LastStartupv1.0.sit.hqx--0-1591264663-745614017:#3877Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCIILast Startup v1.0 (c) aaron bell {Sardine Software} Last Startup is a small utility who's purpose is to serve as a simplewatchdog. Every startup the program will put up a window telling you thetime of your computer's last restart. This can be handy on communicatingto you if an unauthorized individual accessed your Mac at some time whenyou weren't around, whether it be your office's janitor at midnight or asnoopy arch enemy during lunchtime.++ [e-mail] ----0-1591264663-745614017:#3877Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="LastStartupv1.0.sit.hqx"Content-ID: <[e-mail]>Content-Description: #### BINHEX     lattice-maker-26.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 16 Apr 92 07:22:22 PDT From: [e-mail]: Submission for archives LatticeMaker-26.hqx This is the latest incarnation of LatticeMaker(currently v2.6) which nowsupports BONDS! ShareWare $30/ 15 The changes since the last version are documented below.v2.6.0 Changes.Added bonds in the output file. The bond creation methods are very flexibleandallow almost all possible bonding senarios.Extended the input file format to include angles and comments.Enhanced the Info window to reflect the addition of angles to the inputfile.Now has scroll bars if the number of atoms will not fit in a window thattakesup the full height of the screen.This allows all of the coordinates to bechecked to make sure they have read in correctly. (This window will befullyresizeable in a later version of LM)Added an option to the prefs which allows the splash screen not to beshowed atstart up. and extended the prefs resource to include information about theMacMolecule bonds colour and also the current output setting (either WF BSorSF).Extended the output of MacMolecule format files to include a message at theendfor  display in the text box of version 1.7 upwards of macmolecule. Thismessage is stored as a TEXT resource so it can be edited by those willingtowield ResEdit.Added Notifications. If LatticeMaker is switched into the background while doing some calculations then it will use the Notification Manager to alerttheuser if it is still in the background when the calcs have finished.Removed problems with strange cursors if another application was switchedinand out. LatticeMaker now resets it's own cursor.Despite the problems effort involved  LatticeMaker still works with bothSystem 6.0 and 7.0. I will try to hold out for as long as possible beforeabandoning System 6.0!Peter Hardman [e-mail]---------------------------------Cut Here --------------------------------Note to the moderators. Since this version is now Shareware you may choosetoleave the older (but free) version in the archives.#### BINHEX     lc-animation-15.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 24 Jun 1993 23:16:09 -0700 (PDT) From: "Dr. Cool" <[e-mail]>Subject: LC-Anim-1.5.sit.hqx --0-1505128761-740989240:#26316Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=us-asciiContent-Transfer-Encoding: QUOTED-PRINTABLELC Animation v1.5=A91993 Richard Cowgill=20This is a rendered animation about the Macintosh LC.  It features a flyingApple logo spinning into place on a 3-D metal plate, with the letters =D2LC==D3zooming behind, around, and in front of the plate and coming into placebelow the Apple logo.  Believe me, it is MUCH better than it sounds.  Ican=D5t describe how good it is, you just have to see it.  It=D5s in full8-bit color, about 15 seconds long and has 15 frame-per-second animation.==20It is impressive, to say the least.=20This makes an EXCELLENT startup animation.  It is an application, so youcan just double-click to view it immediately, or put it in the StartupItems folder of the System Folder so it will play upon startup.=20Note:  It does NOT require QuickTime and will run under System 6 and 7.=20It looks best in 8-bit color, and by no means requires a Macintosh LC(even if the =D2theme=D3 is featured in the animation).=20I don=D5t have an Internet account... A friend of mine (Dr. Kool) isuploading this to several Internet FTP sites.  If you wish to contact me,just e-mail him with =D2To: Rick Cowgill=D3 in the Subject line.  He will g=etthe message to me.  His e-mail address is =[e-mail]=D3.--0-1505128761-740989240:#26316Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="LC-Anim-1.5.sit.hqx"Content-Transfer-Encoding: QUOTED-PRINTABLEContent-ID: <[e-mail]>Content-Description: LC Animation v1.5=A91993 Richard CowgillThis is a rendered animation about the Macintosh LC.  It features a flying =Apple logo spinning into place on a 3-D metal plate, with the letters =D2LC==D3 zooming behind, around, and in front of the plate and coming into place= below the Apple logo.  Believe me, it is MUCH better than it sounds.  I ca=n=D5t describe how good it is, you just have to see it.  It=D5s in full 8-b=it color, about 15 seconds long and has 15 frame-per-second animation.  It =is impressive, to say the least.This makes an EXCELLENT startup animation.  It is an application, so you ca=n just double-click to view it immediately, or put it in the Startup Items =folder of the System Folder so it will play upon startup.Note:  It does NOT require QuickTime and will run under System 6 and 7.  It= looks best in 8-bit color, and by no means requires a Macintosh LC (even i=f the =D2theme=D3 is featured in the animation).I don=D5t have an Internet account... A friend of mine (Dr. Kool) is upload=ing this to several Internet FTP sites.  If you wish to contact me, just e-=mail him with =D2To: Rick Cowgill=D3 in the Subject line.  He will get the =message to me.  His e-mail address is =[e-mail]=D3.And may Enya live forever.#### BINHEX     lightning-paint.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 24 Nov 91 17:25:52 -0500 From: Humayun Lari <[e-mail]>Subject: LightningPaint Dear MacPeople,     LightningPaint is a powerful black-and-white paint program with a cleaninterface, and supports paintings of practically any size and resolution.It has all the standard paint tools, plus some special ones like the starburst,spiral, and mixing spray. A unique zoom control makes it easy to choose themagnification you want -- you can zoom in or out anywhere from 1:16 to 16:1,and you can edit all the way. Special effects include different inks that alltools use, graduated gray fills and shadows, the fun 'fisheye' command, and theability to use the picture on the clipboard to fill an area. To make paintingeasier, LP has the ability to mask painting to a selected area, as well as a'snapshot' like that in MacPaint(TM) 2.0. Little touches, like power keys forspecial effects, and power scrolling to ease moving around the painting, helpduring editing.     LP is $14 shareware (only $7 if you're a student). The best thing I cansay about it is that *I* use it all the time. In my biased opinion, it'sdefinitely worth its fee; at the least, it's fun to play with! I'd really liketo write more shareware, but that depends on the response I get. Your paymentof the shareware fee will show me that someone thinks my programming has value!     Hope you enjoy it,     Humayun Lari#### BINHEX     linear-regression-20.hqx   ****From: Gerard Hammond <[e-mail]>Subject: Weighted-xy-Fits v2.0 Date: Sun, 9 May 1993 15:18:37 +1000 (EST) Here is version 2.0 of Linear Regression.This is a small application that calculates the slope, intercept,a couple of simple stats and THE ERRORS for some xy straight line data.While every graphing programme handles simple regression, only dedicatedstats packages give you the errors for the slope and intercept.This is a spreadsheet like programme that allows data from othergraphing programmes to be pasted in and the error analysis calculated.The data can be checked via the quick plot menu.The programme is system 7 friendly.I'd be greatful for any feedback.best regards -- Gerard Hammond                     internet:    [e-mail] of Chemistry          Telephone:    067 - 732382University of New EnglandArmidale NSW 2351Australia10-May-93  4:24:27-GMT,73377;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA02098; Sun, 9 May 93 21:24:21 PDTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA24045; Sun, 9 May 93 21:24:20 PDTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from terminator.rs.itd.umich.edu by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU        (4.1/inc-1.0) id AA22100; Sat, 8 May 93 22:21:58 PDT Received: from metz.une.edu.au by terminator.rs.itd.umich.edu (5.67/2.2) with        SMTP id AA25928; Sun, 9 May 93 01:21:06 -0400 Received: by metz.une.edu.au id AA13977 (5.65c+/IDA-1.4.4 for        [e-mail]); Sun, 9 May 1993 15:21:01 +1000 From: Gerard Hammond <[e-mail]>Message-Id: <[e-mail]> Subject: weighted_xy_fits_v2.0 To: [e-mail]: Sun, 9 May 1993 15:21:00 +1000 (EST) X-Mailer: ELM [version 2.4 PL21] Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Length: 72129 Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Sun, 9 May 1993 21:24:20 PDTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>Dear moderators,Here is version 2.0 of Linear Regression.This is a small application that calculates the slope, intercept,a couple of simple stats and THE ERRORS for some xy straight line data.While every graphing programme handles simple regression, only dedicatedstats packages give you the errors for the slope and intercept.This is a spreadsheet like programme that allows data from othergraphing programmes to be pasted in and the error analysis calculated.The data can be checked via the quick plot menu.The programme is system 7 friendly.I'd be greatful for any feedback.best regards                                  Gerard Hammond                     internet:    [e-mail] of Chemistry          Telephone:    067 - 732382University of New EnglandArmidale NSW 2351Australia#### BINHEX     link2-simulnet-demo-hc.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 8 Oct 1993 12:51:14 -0500From: [e-mail] (Venanzio Jelenic)Subject: file submission--========================_14520392==_Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"[Please do not UUCode your BinHexed attachments --isl]This Archive contains a demo version of LINK2)Simulnet*.     You willneed Hypercard Player or Hypercard 2.1 to run these stacks.   Macintalk,a system extension enabling speech synthesis is also necessary.  TheLINK2 system will function without Macintalk, but uses speechextensively.This is a series of Hypercard stacks which were designed foreducational use with two specific objectives in mind.A.   To act as a primer with which to enable children to learn somebasic networking and messaging skills.  The stacks are comprised ofregular log-in procedures, password protection.  This system goes beyondregular text messages in that it allows the users to access sounds,graphics, databases from within their prime documents.  The documentsare presented as stories for the students to build.  The document mayalso be a project or presentation.  These documents are collaborativeefforts on the parts of any users on the net. LINK2) handles thesedocuments much in the same way as PowerTalk and Object-OrientedOperating Systems will in the near future.  LINK2), in essence, is adocument-based network operating system with characteristics akin to adistributed hypermedia system, albeit simulated.  Up to 60 users mayparticipate.   The problem often confronted by teachers and students isthat sometimes the hardware becomes available BEFORE there is afoundation for it's use.  Thus many a time networked systems areintroduced that act as no more than simple file and printer servers.LINK2) is designed to instill in the students the basic desire andthinking habits necessary for effective messaging between participants.B.   To enable both the teachers and students who do not have access tomodems, phone lines, networked computers, or funds, to start in theexcitement of networking.  Because LINK2) functions on a singlecomputer, (it is a multi-user asynchronous network model), it requireslittle investment in terms of hardware, nor training.  With a simple MacPlus, a hard disk and printer, the students and teachers can start toinvestigate some of the techniques and problems encountered with networkuse.  LINK2) does not simulate any single networking scheme.  Rather itprovides a simple model which allows the users to network together ,now, without having to worry about learning techniques required withspecific systems, nor face the hardware constraints which are ofteninevitable.  It is more a model to develop the *culture* of networkingthan a specific training tool.  As such, it is also useful in thesituation of being a primer for the students so that they do not eat uptoo much bandwith nor time on the real nets until they learn some basicskills.   This Demo version has a few parts disabled or missing.  Conferencesin the BBS section are reduced to only 3.  Only 3 users are allowed onthe system.  Only One story is allowed.  All administrator functionshave been deleted.  Otherwise the system *looks and feels* whole.  You are welcome to use it in any private capacity so long as it isnon-renumerative nor commercial.  Link2) is not public domain, nor to beconsidered freeware, it is copyrighted with all rights reserved toVenanzio Jelenic.I would welcome the distribution of this Demo version by anynon-commercial means you wish.Venanzio JelenicLINK2) Simulnet20 Chalmers St. NorthCambridge,OntarioCANADA   N1R 5B7 [phone]E-Mail for Usenet:   [e-mail]--========================_14520392==_Content-Type: application/mac-binhex40; name="Link2=_Demo_.sit"#### BINHEX     links-ware-30-demo.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: linksware againDate: Fri, 17 Dec 1993 22:45:59 -0400 (EDT)This Macintosh program, LinksWare 3.0, requires System 7 and a minimum of twomegs free RAM. Reviewed Aug 9, 1993 MacWeek(3 stars), LinksWare allows the creation of hypertext / hypermedia with standard Mac files. Unlike otherhyper-something programs, LinksWare works directly with your existing files.Itworks with word-processor, text, graphic, sound, QuickTime and AppleScriptfiles. It does not require the program that created the files. It does notimport, nor    alter the files in any way. It can be used with files onCD-ROM.For example, open a Word document, click on the word elephant andLinksWare retrieves and displays a photo of elephants (or plays a trumpetingsound,show a movie of a stampeed, or display more text and so on).This demo/runtime version can be converted into the full version by phoningthe manufacturer. For more information contact the author, Tracy Valleau at [e-mail].#### BINHEX     log-master-303b4.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 8 Oct 93 00:31:50 -0700From: [e-mail] (Eric Hegstrom)Subject: !!! LogMaster ** USE THIS VERSION ***Beta version2 and 3 had major problems created when fixing Beta 1This version solves those. Sorry Here is the latest version of LogMaster(tm)It is a simple yet powerful time logging and bill generationapplication - shareware.#### BINHEX     logo-mation-101.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 6 May 93 11:01:00 EDT From: [e-mail]: LogoMation 1.0.1 LogoMation----------LogoMation is a programming environment for people, young and not so young,doing their first steps in programming.  It introduces the concepts ofprogramming and program design through a programming language that supportsadvanced graphics, animation and sound.  LogoMation was created by adedicated team of an old time computer hacker, signed below, and his nineyears old son.LogoMation runs on Macintosh computers equipped with a 68020 processor orbetter, system 7.0 or better, and color QuickDraw (note that it does not*have* to be a color mac, although it's a lot more fun in color).LogoMation is *not* the traditional Logo language, although like Logo itsupports the notion of turtle graphics, and is easy enough to be used evenby very young users.  LogoMation was designed to be forgiving, yetpowerful.LogoMation is an open language; You can use its powerful and simple syntaxto create colorful pictures or you can import pictures created by anyother drawing tools on the Mac and then tell LogoMation to move themaround.  Likewise, you can use LogoMation to record sounds and use them insync with the animation, or alternatively import sounds from other Macfiles.LogoMation  features * Turtle graphics, e.g. Forward and Left commands.  Straight and Circle   movement modes. * Full 24-bit color graphics; variable width lines, fill patterns. * Unlimited number of named pens ("turtles"). * Full Mac text support, including fonts, sizes and style. * Easy definition of named pictures, simply by preceding a group of   LogoMation statements by the Picture command.  Pictures can also be   imported from any other graphics tools. * Animation is easily programmed by moving pictures at varying speeds and   along straight and arbitrarily curved paths. * Sounds can be recorded and used during animation, in either sync or   async mode. * Library of built-in functions for math, string manipulation, and I/O. * WYSIWYG indentation (i.e. compound statements are defined through   indentation). * Language-oriented text editor with automatic indentation and with   automatic completion of abbreviated commands. * Automatic, declaration free data structures: numbers, strings,   sequential arrays and associative arrays.Many thanks to my friend Etan Rozin for the lovely About Box.Chuck Shavit 1 Seaborn PlaceLexington, MA 02173U.S.Aemail: [e-mail]-------Rev history:   1.0.1 - 5/6/93           Politely inform users of unsutable platforms (see above) that           LogoMation cannot run on their machines.  Version 1.0 was           sometimes unkind to those users.   1.0   - 4/24/93           First public version.------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     louie-toons-hc.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 2 Mar 93 10:43:16 EST From: [e-mail] (Ralph Gonzalez)Subject: louie-toons.hqx Dear persons,Here is the HyperCard stack Louie Toons for your info-mac/carddirectory. You're welcome to include it on your CD-ROM and/ormention it in your digest bulletin board... Thanks!Description:Louie Toons is a HyperCard (1.2 or 2.x) stack which serves as atool for creating "flipbook" animations. It provides an "onion-skin" feature so you can trace successive frames in youranimation, making small changes each time to get the illusionof motion. The push-button interface should be suitable forchildren as well. Freeware.Ralph Gonzalez, PO Box 54, Newark, DE 19711Internet: [e-mail]-----------#### BINHEX     mac-amortize-12.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 22 Oct 92 01:26:54 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Charlie Moylan)Subject: MacAmortize 1.2 MacAmortize is an amortization program for the Macintosh computer.It creates monthly and yearly payment schedules accoring to data youenter.  Schedules can be printed from MacAmortize and can also besaved to disk as normal text files which can be opened and edited withany word processor.NEW FEATURES in version 1.2:-  Corrects a discrepancy in monthly-payment calculations.-  Documents can "clip" text in excess of 32K "off the top" to clear    room for new schedules.-  Monthly schedules can display all months or just first of each year    to save space.MacAmortize needs to know three of the following four values tocreate a payment schedule:  Number of payments, Amount of eachpayment, Amount of loan, and Interest rate.  One of these values can beleft empty, and MacAmortize will automatically calculate it for you.You may change the inputs as often as you like and display multiplepayment schedules.  Previous schedules are not erased so that you maycompare them to one another.Special Features:        Tax Credits:  Tax-deductible interest can be taken into account.        Inflation:  You can enter the yearly inflation rate.  This causes allvalues in the payment schedule to be displayed in CURRENT YEARdollars.  You can see how your payments will (effectively) decrease astime goes on and as inflation causes each dollar to be worth less.Please note that this program is shareware.  It's not free!  If you useit, please send $15 to: Charlie Moylan, Box 1910, Department ofComputer Science, Brown University, Providence RI 02912.  Thanks!--------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     mac-astro-15.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 5 Sep 91 17:24:14 edtFrom: "Nicolas Mercouroff" <[e-mail]>Subject: MacAstro 1.5        +----------------+        |  MacAstro 1.5  |        +----------------+This is a new version of the program MacAstro. It includes  some   newimportant features   like    the  drawing  of the constellations or anenhanced way to localize stars (see  bellow  a    description  of  thedifferences with the previous version).If you don't know what is MacAstro, this is a small description of theprogram :MacAstro 1.5  is  a  program for  astronomy lovers  to  calculate  theappearance of the  sky  at   any    time  and  any  point on earth. Itdisplays the position of the 8 major planets, the Sun, the  Moon,  and2500 brightest astronomical objects (stars and Messier's objects).These are the main features of the program :o Full Macintosh interface.o Background calculations.o Displays in  color the  position of  the objects of the Solar System   (8  planets +  Sun +  Moon)  and displays  the position  of the 2500   brightest  stars in  the  sky,  according  to  the  date  and  place    of the observation.o Displays the constellations.o Displays the ephemeris of any of the 2510 objects :    - rising/setting/culmination,    - right ascension/declination,    - azimuth/altitude,    - visual magnitude and diameter,  and  allows  to  save it to a text file for the planets, the Sun and  the Moon.o Displays and exports a picture of the phase of the Moon.o Displays  and exports  a picture  of Jupiter and Saturn's satellites   position.o Displays the sidereal time.o "Planetarium" mode : an animation refreshes regularly the appearance  of the sky (can turn in background under MultiFinder).o Editable list of most  commonly  used  places  of  observation,  and   possibility to use the location coordinates stored in the PRAM.o Requires a  Macintosh Plus,  Classic, or larger and a system 6.0  or   later.Difference between the versions 1.5 and 1.4 of MacAstro :o Displays the constellations,o "AutoFind," which allows you to find the information  about  a  star  just by pointing it,o Reads the location (latitude  and  longitude)  stored  in  the  PRAM  memory of the Macintosh,o Complete control of  the  size  of  the  stars  according  to  their  magnitudes,o Draws up to 2500 stars (catalog provided).Shareware ($20.00 or 120.00 French francs) by :    Nicolas Mercouroff        ([e-mail])    P.O. Box 390929,     Cambridge, MA 02139,     USA#### BINHEX     mac-bread-board-111-demo.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 21 Sep 92 22:24:28 -0400From: Eric Conger - Microcom <[e-mail]>Bill,       Please replace mac-bread-board-11.hqx in your DEMO area with thisnewer version 1.11.  You can do it *quietly* if you want.  There are onlyminor changes from version 1.1.thanks,Eric-----------------------------------------------------------------------MacBreadboard is a TTL Trainer/Simulator and was designed for theelectronics student/hobbiest.  It includes a simulated breadboard, powersupply, dip switches,LEDs, 7-segment displays, a buzzer and more. MacBreadboard comes with online context sensitive help, sample circuitsand a 50 page user manual.  It even prints timing diagrams!MacBreadboard runs in COLOR, gray-scale and black&white.  Minimumsystem requirements are 512ke and system 4.1.In this DEMO version, you cannot save, print or use more than one chip at a time.MacBreadboard is available from several educational and home electroniccatalogs, as well as directly from:        YOERIC Software        600 South Churton #24        Hillsborough, NC  27278        [phone]To order MacBreadboard, send $59.95 plus $3.00 shipping and handling to YOERIC Software.Check, money order, VISA and MasterCard are all accepted.Student discounts, volume discounts and site licenses are available.------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     mac-camps-203-hc-demo.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 10 Jan 1993 14:38:49 -0800 (PST) From: Guy Kuo <[e-mail]>Subject: MacCAMPS patient simulator demo MacCAMPS 2.03 is a HyperCard based system for creating and usingsimulated patients. This is a pediatric patient created with theauthoring system. Cases evaluate users for thoroughness,efficiency, cost, and risk to patient compared against otherusers. The sample case needs several users to use the case beforethese parameters will be calculated.#### BINHEX     mac-chem-tab.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 1993 23:06:19 -0500 From: [e-mail] (J.E. King)Subject: MacChemtab-20.hqx MacChemtab is a database of the periodic table of the elements.  With MacChemtab, one can easily explore the relationships that exist between the elements in the periodic table.  By design, the database is easy to use.It is, therefore, ideal for the educational environment.  MacChemtab wasdesigned for introductory high-school level chemistry courses as an add-onto the, Introduction to the Periodic Table, section.  This is Version 2, andit's officially free (but donations would be smiled upon!).#### BINHEX     mac-clock-111.hqx   ****From: macmod (Info-Mac Moderator)Subject: No Subject!Date: Mon, 20 Dec 93 7:41:50 PST(5.65c/IDA-1.4.4 for <[e-mail]>); Sun, 19 Dec 199318:09:26 +0100Received: from brokendrum.UUCP by terra.stack.urc.tue.nl (4.1/1.53)    id AA29658; Sun, 19 Dec 93 18:07:54 +0100Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Received: from brokendrum by brokendrum.stack.urc.tue.nl with UUPC;          Sun, 19 Dec 93 18:05:43 +0100 (GMT)Mime-Version: 1.0Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"X-Mailer: Eudora 1.3.1Organization: the broken drumReply-To: [e-mail]: Sun, 19 Dec 1993 17:17:32 +0100To: [e-mail]: [e-mail] (Ernst 'pooh' Mulder)Subject: MacClock 1.1.1File:     /info-mac/app/mac-clock-111.hqxReplaces: /info-mac/app/mac-clock-11.hqxReplaces: /info-mac/app/mac-clock-10.hqx-----------------This is MacClock 1.1.1. It replaces MacClock 1.1 unfortunately released too soon this morning. Please accept my excuses if this caused anyone any inconvenience. MacClock 1.1.1 Removes a bug that causes MacClock 1.1 to forget its colour settings...-----------------This is MacClock 1.1.1, a small xclock(1) like analog clock for the Macintosh.I've tried to keep the program small, with little memory requirements.It is resizable, and remembers its position.MacClock draws using an off-screen bitmap (for smoother graphics) ifthere is enough memory available. So, if you want MacClock to have smoothgraphics for bigger window sizes, you'll have to give it more memory. Ifthere is not enough memory available MacClock won't use an off-screenbitmap, but draw directly into its window.If you encounter any problems with MacClock, please inform me. I've triedit on a Plus, IIcx, Quadra 800, 840 and 900, and didn't find any problemsyet. It _should_ run on all Macs and System versions.If you feel this program ought to be shareware, please pay the sharewarefee of $5 (cash, per snail-mail). If you feel it ought to be freeware,well so be it.The possibility to choose a sound has not yet been implemented, for Ihaven't studied the ListManager yet! :-)History:1.0:   Initial version1.0.1: Optimization for minimal CPU usage (never released)1.1:   Added colour support1.1.1: Removed a bug that caused MacClock to forget its colour settings...----/* internet:  [e-mail] * snail mail: Hoogstraat 214     * *            [e-mail]    *             5615 PX  Eindhoven * * telephone: [phone] (home)  *             the Netherlands    * *            [phone] (work)  */------------------------ { BEGIN } ------------------------#### BINHEX     mac-ematics-hc.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 02 Aug 1993 18:32:14 -0400 (EDT) From: Macintosh ICONtact Internet Dude <[e-mail]>Subject: MacEmatics 1.0, the learning stack. Have you ever wanted to find a small math tutoring program foryour child?  Did you ever find one?  Well now you have, for hereis MacEmatics, a cleverly simple Hypercard program which teststhe mind rather than paper.  You can test on addition,subtraction, multiplication, and division.  You can change thesize, shape, and difficulty of the tests!  Sounds are includedto make this learning tool more enjoyable for everyone!  So getthis program today and start your child on the *right* path!Requires Hypercard 2.1.  Online help provided.  Shareware.Written by Neil Schulman and Tom McLean([e-mail]  --or--  [e-mail])#### BINHEX     mac-enquirer-30-hc.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 16 Aug 1993 18:34:22 -0400 (EDT)From: Macintosh ICONtact Internet Dude <[e-mail]>Subject: MacEnquirer 3.0This is MacEnquirer 3.0.  A goofy, little program which createsrandom tabloid headlines.  It uses five sentence structures andup to six parts to a sentence.  It can be hilarious!This program requires Hypercard 2.1 to use.Note to moderators: Please delete the old version of macenquirerPlease send questions and comments to:[e-mail] --or-- [e-mail]#### BINHEX     mac-jdict-10.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: MacJDict 1.0 Date: Sat, 19 Dec 92 21:00:39 EST Enclosed is MacJDict 1.0, a program I wrote to be used as a lookup programfor Jim Breen's Japanese-English and kanji dictionaries.  These areavailable at monu6.cc.monash.edu.au.  It requires KanjiTalk, or System 7.1with the appropriate Japanese modules.  It is Freeware.#### BINHEX     mac-lex.hqx   ****Date: 05 Feb 1993 17:07:22 -0600 (CST) From: "Evan L. Antworth 214/709-2418" <[e-mail]>Subject: MacLex21.sea.hqx --Boundary (ID lVBHqfdsxTYmysIUAPL6yg)Content-type: TEXT/PLAIN; CHARSET=US-ASCIIMacLex is a program for field linguists that manages lexicon/dictionaryfiles of a specified format. It supports editing, find/change, user-defined sorting order, and reversals. It is written and supported byBruce Waters of SIL (Summer Institute of Linguistics).Evan AntworthAcademic Computing DepartmentSummer Institute of Linguistics7500 W. Camp Wisdom RoadDallas, TX  75236U.S.A.e-mail: [e-mail], [e-mail]:  214/709-2418fax:    [phone]--Boundary (ID lVBHqfdsxTYmysIUAPL6yg)Content-type: TEXT/PLAIN; CHARSET=US-ASCII#### BINHEX     mac-life-insurance.hqx   ****        Date: 13 Jul 1993 04:06:57 -0500 (EST) From: [e-mail]: MacLifeInsurance.hqx To: [e-mail]-Id: <[e-mail]> X-Vms-To: IN%"[e-mail]" Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8BIT Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Tue, 13 Jul 1993 10:02:21 PDTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>MacLifeInsurance is a set of two control panels that will protect your work from system crashes, accidental deletions, power outs, corrupted files, and other Macintosh disasters with two levels of protection.MacLifeInsurance—FileSaver will protect you at the file level, by automatically saving your files by time and/or number of key strokes as you specify.MacLifeInsurance—KeySaver will protect you at the keystroke level, saving every key you type, so that you'll always be able to retrieve your work—no matter what happens.These two levels of protection will give you piece of mind—and save you hours of aggravation in the case of a Macintosh disaster.Shareware: $14.95.#### BINHEX     mac-mandel-movie-maker-10.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 27 Apr 93 13:05:54 -0400 From: "Jay Geagan" <[e-mail]>Subject: MacMandelMovieMaker v1.0 MacMandelMovieMaker is FREEWARE.  This program creates a sequence of PICT files,spiraling into a point on the Mandelbrot set.  Requires FPU and Color QuickDraw.Also needs utility to glue PICT files into a movie, such as MovieMaker.#### BINHEX     mac-meeting-demo.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 11 May 1993 09:59:50 -0400 From: "David T. Haberly" <[e-mail]>Subject: McMeeting Demo replacement         Please replace the file I submitted yesterday (May 10)with the followi        McMeeting is a simple but extremely useful program.  Itmaintains theweekly schedules of fixed obligations for up to one hundredcolleagues. It isspecifically designed for academic departments, where membershave setobligations (classes, office hours, labs, and so on) every week,but it can alsobe used in any organization whose members have important fixedobligations.  Itis a real time-saver for both secretaries and administrators.Used underMultifinder or placed in the Apple Menu Items folder under System7.x, McMeetingis always available to check the schedules of colleagues or todetermine when aparticular group of colleagues--from two to the wholedepartment--can meettogether.        This demonstration version, in a self-extracting CompactPro archive, islimited to a total of five colleagues; several have been enteredalready, butyou can remove them and insert your own colleagues and schedules. All otheraspects of the demo are fully-functioning. To order the fullversion, whichhandles up to 100 colleagues, send a check or money order for$35.00 to:Seasonal Software, P.O. Box 81, Crozet, VA 22932. It will makeyour life--andyour secretaryUs life--a lot easier.#### BINHEX     mac-molecule-17.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 31 Mar 92 15:28:56 MST From: "jerry jahnke" <[e-mail]>MacMolecule 1.7 (this replaces MacMolecule v1.5 and v1.5.1)MacMolecule is a molecular modeler for the Macintosh. Features include.1) Ability to display images as Space Filling, Ball and Stick or Wireframe.2) Generation of PICS files which can be converted to quicktime movies. 3) Text Windoid to annotate molecular images.4) Ability to copy image and paste it anywhere else.5) Ability to print images (as a 72 dpi bitmap).6) PICS files can be played back within MacMolecule for presentation.7) Ability to interactively control the model.8) An update to the Image Library.The image library included with this version is an update to the imagelibrary which was included with version 1.5 of MacMolecule. If you haveversion 1.5 you do not need to download the separate image lib. BUT if youdo not have MacMolecule 1.5 you might want to take a look at the approx. 100 molecular images in the separate image library file (MacMolecule Images 1.5.sea.hqx).Please send us mail, how do you use MacMolecule, what would you like to seein MacMoleucle. What (gasp!) problems have you had with MacMolecule (we cantake it; really).send mail about the image library/how you use MacMolecule to:[e-mail] technical questions/bug [e-mail] release will include:1) Display of secondary structure of proteins (ribbons, cords, helicies).2) Becuase Dr. Hallick is tired of creating image files from scratch we    are working on a conversion program from popular molecular databases   to MacMolecule format.3) Direct creation of QuickTime Movies. (currently PICStoMovie is being used   to convert between MacMolecule and Quicktime.)   Requirements of MacMolecule32bit quickdraw, math co-processor (you can use a software co-processor, butit will take so long, only the smallest of molecules can be viewed interactively), and an 68020 or better. MacMolecule looks best on an 8 bit monitor.   #### BINHEX     mac-molecule-images.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 31 Mar 92 15:30:11 MST From: "jerry jahnke" <[e-mail]>MacMolecule Images v1.5This file contains the images that were included in MacMolecule version 1.5.We did not want to force people who wanted to update MacMolecule alone to download images they already had. So if you have MacMolecule v1.5 you will NOTwant to download this file. You only need to retrieve the file 'MacMolecule 1.7.sea.hqx'. This included the latest version of MacMolecule AND a set of new images. This file is useless without MacMolecule. It is aset of approx 100 organic molecules.MacMolecule is a molecular modeler for the Macintosh. Features include.1) Ability to display images as Space Filling, Ball and Stick or Wireframe.2) Generation of PICS files which can be converted to quicktime movies. 3) Text Windoid to annotate molecular images.4) Ability to copy image and paste it anywhere else.5) Ability to print images (as a 72 dpi bitmap).6) PICS files can be played back within MacMolecule for presentation.7) Ability to interactively control the model.8) An update to the Image Library.Please send us mail, how do you use MacMolecule, what would you like to seein MacMoleucle. What (gasp!) problems have you had with MacMolecule (we cantake it; really).send mail about the image library/how you use MacMolecule to:[e-mail] technical questions/bug [e-mail] release of MacMolecule will include:1) Display of secondary structure of proteins (ribbons, cords, helicies).2) Becuase Dr. Hallick is tired of creating image files from scratch we    are working on a conversion program from popular molecular databases   to MacMolecule format.3) Direct creation of QuickTime Movies. (currently PICStoMovie is being used   to convert between MacMolecule and Quicktime.)   Requirements of MacMolecule32bit quickdraw, math co-processor (you can use a software co-processor, butit will take so long, only the smallest of molecules can be viewed interactively), and an 68020 or better. MacMolecule looks best on an 8 bit monitor.#### BINHEX     mac-mpeg-030.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 13 Apr 1993 12:01:52 -0400 (EDT)From: Nick C De Mello <[e-mail]>Subject: Mac Mpeg v 0.30People:  This is an update to the mac mpeg viewer 0.15 that's in your /info-mac/appdirectory.  This program allows you to view mpeg movies on a macintosh,also included is a short program for coverting mpegs to quicktime movies.I am not the author of either program, his name is included in thereadme (also in this archive).                  -- Nick ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     mac-muadzin-15-demo.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 20 Nov 1993 20:29:09 +0500 (EST) From: Amin Husni <[e-mail]>Subject: MacMuadzin Demo Dear Mr. Administrator.I submit to you a Demo version of MacMuadzin version 1.5. This programdeliver an adhan (prayer call for muslim user) 5 times a day. The demoversion has full capability as the original, but it lasts only for 2months and has an uncomplete adhan sound. To obtain the complete adhansound and complete MacMuadzin, please refer to the readme file thataccompany the MacMuadzin Demo. Any user can freely distributed this demoversion as long as not through comercial medium.Please do not comment or reply to this e-mail address.Edvin aldrian#### BINHEX     mac-phase-110.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Thu, 18 Jun 92 22:23:00 EDT Subject: MacPhase_1_1_0.hqx =============================== MacPhase Version 1.1.0  ==       by  The Otter Solution== ShareWare Version       ==            10 Limekiln Rd.=============================            Whitesboro, NY  13492AOL:  OtterSolCompuServe:  74017,461Internet:  [e-mail] is a 1D and 2D data analysis and visualizationapplication.  Some of MacPhase's features include:-Import/Export several different file formats (Raw, TIFF, PICT, Text, etc)-Printing is optimized for PostScript printers.-Group several plots on one printed page.-Operates on data as floating point numbers, not as scaled bytes.-Several math functions; +,-,/,*,sin,cos,tan,etc...-Several different forms of FFTs and Inverse FFTs-Filters-Windowing-Tool palette for data editing and visualization.-Data Window calculator.-Line, Color Contour (aka. raster or gray scale), Contour, Vector, 3D wireframe, 3D surface, Line, combination plots-Plot styles can be saved and applied to data-Color Table animations-PICT Overlays-Brightness and Contrast Control-Data animation (movies) capabilities-Write you own MacPhase Add-Ons and call them within MacPhase.-Balloon Help-32 Bit Compatible-Loads More!!!Requirements==============System 6.0.5 or higher.  System 7.0 compatible.  256 Colors, FPU,at least 2 meg RAM.Whats New Since MacPhase 1.0.0t==============================There are several new features since version 1.0.0t some of themare:-Gradient Plots-Improved Contour Plots-A new method of handling MacPhase settings.-Save files as 8-bit TIFFs-More control over MacPhase < > System clipboards-More graph options; improved line styles and sizes, etc-RPN Calculator for quick arithmetic image calculations-A customized system clipboard which you can use in your own programs-Code modules can be added on to MacPhase.-Balloon help.-Several bug fixes-and many others.Take a look and see why everyone's using MacPhase...AOL:  OtterSolCompuServe:  74017,461Internet:  [e-mail]#### BINHEX     mac-rtrace-10.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 10 Nov 92 12:26:02 EST From: [e-mail] (Reid Judd - Sun NC Development Center)Subject: [*] Submission for /info-mac/app/RTrace-1.0-app.cpt.hqx   This file contains the Mac-RTrace-1.0 application and complete manuals  in Microsoft Word and TeachText format.  This version of RTrace  requires at least a Mac with a 68020/68881 FPU but it is possible  to build a version from the source that does not have this  restriction.  Two small scene files (demo.sff and sphere.sff) are included.   RTrace was written by Antonio Costa at INESC-Norte in Portugal.  The  MacIntosh version was written by Greg Ferrar at Ohio State and myself  (Reid Judd at Illuminati).   RTrace supports these capabilities:    point lights, directional lights, spot lights with fall-off, extended    lights, 2 ways of defining surfaces, spheres, axis-aligned    parallelipipeds, cylinders, cones, bicubic patches, polygons,    polygonal patches, high quality 3D text, CSG operations,    4x4 matrix transformations, textures, depth of field, diffuse    distribution, stereoscopic pair creation, ...     Procedural textures (with 4x4 matrix transformations) are also    supported: checkerboard, color blotches, marble, bump map,    fractal-brownian-motion, wood, glossy, image mapping, waves,    and many others.   Mac-RTrace uses parametric equations (using an algebraic equation  parser) to define animations and it outputs PICT images, PPM images,  and (of course) QuickTime movies.   Enjoy,             -- Reid Judd      [e-mail]     2617 Sweetbriar Rd.     Durham, NC 27704 ----- Begin RTrace-1.0-app.cpt.hqx ----- #### BINHEX     mac-rtrace-flying-logos.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 2 Dec 92 18:14:57 EST From: [e-mail] (Reid Judd - Sun NC Development Center)Subject: [*] submission for /info-mac/app/mac-rtrace-text.cpt.hqx               Freeware FLYING LOGOS!   RTrace is required to run this demo.  It shows how to use  RTrace Text (3D Text with Animation).    In order to avoid undesireable artifacts when rendering text, do   not use "Supersampling: None".  It is best to select "Supersampling:   Low, Medium, or High".  Several font files have been included: avalon.ppf, avalonb.ppf,   renfrew.ppf, and zurichcg.ppf.     To switch the fonts used to render the image, edit the RTrace scene  file "gtext.sff" with a text editor and change the reference from   "gtext.t3d" to "gtext1.t3d".  (A much improved user interface is   being planned for the next version!  -- contact us if you're a   Think_C programmer and you'd like to get involved with this   project.)    ----- Where to find RTrace:  The RTrace application and manuals are archived at Sumex-aim   in /info-mac/app/mac-rtrace-10.hqx.   Many RTrace scenes are  in /info-mac/app/mac-rtrace-scenes.hqx.  Full source for RTrace  can be found in: /info-mac/source/c/mac-rtrace-10.hqx.    RTrace was written by Antonio Costa at INESC-Norte in Portugal.  The  MacIntosh version was written by Greg Ferrar at Ohio State and myself  (Reid Judd at Illuminati).  RTrace supports these capabilities:    point lights, directional lights, spot lights with fall-off, extended    lights, 2 ways of defining surfaces, spheres, axis-aligned    parallelipipeds, cylinders, cones, bicubic patches, polygons,    polygonal patches, high quality 3D text, CSG operations,    4x4 matrix transformations, textures, depth of field, diffuse    distribution, stereoscopic pair creation, ...     Procedural textures (with 4x4 matrix transformations) are also    supported: checkerboard, color blotches, marble, bump map,    fractal-brownian-motion, wood, glossy, image mapping, waves,    and many others.   Mac-RTrace uses parametric equations (using an algebraic equation  parser) to define animations and it outputs PICT images, PPM images,  and (of course) QuickTime movies.   Enjoy,            -- Reid Judd     [e-mail]   2617 Sweetbriar Rd.   Durham, NC  27704 ----- Begin mac-rtrace-text.cpt.hqx ----- #### BINHEX     mac-rtrace-scenes.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 10 Nov 92 12:02:39 EST From: [e-mail] (Reid Judd - Sun NC Development Center)Subject: [*] Submission for /info-mac/source/c/RTrace-1.0-scenes.cpt.hqx   This file contains about 50 scenes for use with Mac-RTrace.  Included in this package are: many molecular models such as DNA, Jet   aircraft, a triceritops dinosaur, and numerous examples of textures.  More scenes may be obtained via FTP at asterix.inescn.pt [192.35.246.17].   You will need RTrace in order to create and animate these scenes.  RTrace was written by Antonio Costa at INESC-Norte in Portugal.  The  MacIntosh version was written by Greg Ferrar at Ohio State and myself  (Reid Judd at Illuminati).   RTrace supports these capabilities:    point lights, directional lights, spot lights with fall-off, extended    lights, 2 ways of defining surfaces, spheres, axis-aligned    parallelipipeds, cylinders, cones, bicubic patches, polygons,    polygonal patches, high quality 3D text, CSG operations,    4x4 matrix transformations, textures, depth of field, diffuse    distribution, stereoscopic pair creation, ...     Procedural textures (with 4x4 matrix transformations) are also    supported: checkerboard, color blotches, marble, bump map,    fractal-brownian-motion, wood, glossy, image mapping, waves,    and many others.   Mac-RTrace uses parametric equations (using an algebraic equation  parser) to define animations and it outputs PICT images, PPM images,  and (of course) QuickTime movies.   Enjoy,             -- Reid Judd      [e-mail]     2617 Sweetbriar Rd.     Durham, NC 27704 ----- Begin RTrace-1.0-scenes.cpt.hqx ----- #### BINHEX     mac-solutions-30.hqx   ****Date: 05 May 1993 06:33:59 -0400 (EDT) From: [e-mail] (eric shelden (wadsworth))Mac-Solutions 3.0 is a calculator-like program which performscalculations commonly used in making chemical solutions.Concentrations can be entered in units of molarity, weightper volume and weight percent. The program includes twofully editable libraries for formula weights and solutionconcentration of commonly used compounds.Results can be copied to the clipboard to make recipes.On-line help is included. Versions 3.0 is now fuly modeless,libraries and on-line help are available at all times. In addition, menu and keyboard equivalents of library commandsare now available to make addition/deletion of library entrieseasier. Version 3.0 also can import libraries from other copiesof the program including earlier versions of the program. The program runs in color and B&W under system 6.0 and later. Hasbeen compressed by Stuffit Delux. Shareware - 15$ (US).Eric Shelden ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     mac-stardate-101.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 28 Aug 92 12:43:07 -0400 From: Jacob Ben-david Zimmerman <[e-mail]>Subject: MacStardate 1.0.1 - BUG FIX Enclosed is MacStardate 1.0.1 for the misc directory of info-mac. ver1.0.1fixes a bug (actually a Stupid C Error) caused by the author. :-)It should replace version 1.0.---------------------------------------------------------------This file contains a binhexed Stuffit 1.5.1 archive containing version1.0.1 for MacStardate and its current Teachtext Readme file.MacStardate is a Mac app that puts up and maintains in the background awindow which displays the current stardate as calculated by JayWindley's stardate.c.  It is Sys7 friendly and runs in a 100k memorypartition. Version 1.0.1 replaces 1.0; it fixes a bug that affectedbackground window updates.   -JBZimmerman (zimerman@@phoenix.princeton.edu)--------------cut here-------------#### BINHEX     mac-write-pro-10v2-updt.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 14 May 1993 09:12:55 -0500 From: "David P. Faust" <[e-mail]>Subject: MacWrite Pro 1.0v2 Updater Attached is an updater for MacWrite Pro. It doesn't add any new features tothe program, but it does make some cosmetic fixes. It includes a new tableaddit module. This upgrade is suggested for all MacWrite Pro owners.Downloaded from Claris' AOL area.Dave David Faust      | [e-mail]   |   Student Consultant 222 Ray St. B    | [e-mail]       | Microcomputing Resource Newark, DE       | [e-mail]    |        Center 19717            | AOL: [e-mail]          | University of Delaware#### BINHEX     macpaint-print-utility.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1992 12:14:34 -1812 From: [e-mail]: print MacPaint utility The attached program may be useful for printing MacPaint format drawings onthe HP DeskWriter. Apparently, some printer drivers don't supportMacPaint's method of printing.Dane Wittrup ([e-mail]) #### BINHEX     macromedia-mac-recorder-drv-103.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 16 Jun 1993 22:05:30 -0400 From: Gary Goldberg <[e-mail]>Subject: MacRecorder Driver 1.03 for '040 compatibility I received the latest version in the mail from Macromedia, and I'm postingit here with their customer support permission. This driver cures problemswith 040 incompatibility. Please see that it gets routed around to sumexand other sites, and thanks. - Gary GoldbergIt is Stuffed with Stuffit Deluxe 3.05, and binhexed.#### BINHEX     macspeed-10.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 5 Feb 89 19:07:03 CSTFrom: Robert J. Hammen <[e-mail]>To: [e-mail], [e-mail] 1.0 by Scott Berfield. Shareware program to benchmark your Macintosh indisk I/O, graphics, and calculation.#### BINHEX     mactapes-10-hc.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Info-Mac Moderator)Date: Sat, 9 Oct 93 15:42:21 PDT(5.65/WWU-H1.2/UW-NDC Revision: 2.26 ) id AA09906; Sat, 9 Oct 1993 01:14:14-0700Date: Sat, 9 Oct 1993 01:07:24 -0700 (PDT)From: Brooks Seymore <[e-mail]>Subject: Submission to archives....To: "mac.archive.umich" <[e-mail]>Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Mime-Version: 1.0Content-Type: MULTIPART/MIXED; BOUNDARY="0-351621651-750154453:#9661"--0-351621651-750154453:#9661Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCIIArchivists --Enclosed is a Hypercard stack that I recently downloaded from AmericaOnLine.  It is yet another stack for making insert cards for cassettetapes, though with a much better interface and a much nicer design.Please add it to your archives.  One final, almost obligitory note:  I amnot the author of this stack, nor do I know the author in any way--thoughher name is listed in the stack.Brooks--0-351621651-750154453:#9661Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="mactapes-10.sit.hqx"Content-ID: <[e-mail]>Content-Description: #### BINHEX     mandarin-10.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 11 Jun 1993 14:08:00 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Liedong Zheng)Subject: announcement of a freeware: Mandarin Dear netters:Mandarin v 1.0, June 1993 ==========================Mandarin is a small Macintosh freeware program I wrote in thepast few weeks. It reads in a  Chinese (GB/BIG5 coded) text,and *speaks* out mandarin through  Macintosh's speakers. It is an asychronous sound player, running in the background.It is also helpful for those who would want to learn how to speak mandarin chinese, just run Mandarin in background,and use any Chinese viewer in the front to display the characters. This program is also a good tool for proofreading. The program is uploaded as a "demo" version, because Mandarin tries to access a sound library, and the complete sound library is about 12 MB.This demo has everything you need to play the sample file, however thesound library only has the sounds needed. A complete sound librarycan be retrieved by anonymous ftp, please see readme file for details.Acknowledgement================I would like to thank Jim Reekes for his DTS archive.  Legal stuff===========All rights reserved. This program can be freely distributed provided the whole package is not altered, modified in any way.The sound.lib may not be used without otherwise thepermission from the author.Please send your suggestions as well as bug reports to me.*****  Sit back and enjoy!  *****Liedong Zheng, June, [e-mail]#### BINHEX     mandel-zot-304.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Dave Platt)Subject: MandelZot 3.0.4 [part 1 of 4] Date: Mon, 16 Sep 91 23:02:33 -0800 This is version 3.0.4 of MandelZot, a free (but not public-domain)application for exploring the Mandelbrot set and other fractals.The biggest enhancement since version 3.0.2 (June '91) is the additionof a Lempel-Ziv data compressor.  This compressor can be used to reducethe size of MandelZot dwell-save files... the data is compressed whenit's saved, and is expanded (losslessly) when the file is opened andloaded.  Savings of 50% are common, and I've seen a few images whichcompressed by 75-90%.  The compression isn't as effective as that inStuffIt or Compactor, but it's fast and does not require an additionalstep.  Compressed-dwell files can be cataloged normally, and can beused by older versions of MandelZot (which will ignore the compresseddata and recompute the image).Other tweaks in 3.0.4 include some bug-fixes, and some rearrangementsin the Color Editor to improve compatibility with the Mac LC and IIsi.Documentation, and a bundle of extension and coordinate files followin separate mailings.---Dave Platt    [e-mail]       (domain/MX)or  apple!snulbug!dplatt              (uucp path)or  [e-mail]     (non-MX Internet)-- cut here -- begin MandelZot 3.0.4 .sit.hqx -- part 1 of 4 --#### BINHEX     mandelbrot-arta-10.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Sun, 29 Aug 93 10:59:05 EDTARTAbrot - Apple Real-Time Architecture Mandelbrot ProgramVersion 1.0by George Warner08/23/[e-mail]:68020 or greaterARTA equipped Macintosh (Quadra 840av, Centris 660av, or Mac with ARTA plug-in board.1. WHAT IT IS: ARTAbrot is yet another Mandelbrot program with the big difference being that it uses the AT&T DSP3210 in ARTA to perform the intensive Mandelbrot calculations.2.  SOURCE CODE TOO!  Complete source code is provided.  For those who would like some sample ARTA source code (which is scarce at the time of this release).  The DSP3210 source code is in file mbrot.s.  All of the host DSP function calls are in brotcode.c.  For those of you considering DSP programming, take a look at the mbrot.s DSP source code.  This is DSP3210 assembly code, but it is very much like C code -- one of the very nice features of the DSP3210.#### BINHEX     mandella-87.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 8 Apr 93 18:59:48 -0700 From: Jesse Jones <[e-mail]>Subject: Mandella 8.7 -- fractal graphics program    Mandella is a wonderful graphics program for color Macs. It drawsa wide array of different fractal images. This file contains Mandella8.7, a 45-page MS-Word manual, and 31 sample files. Mandella is loadedwith features including: multiple Mac style fractal windows, seven special purpose  windows, 69 fractal types, ten draw styles, eight transforms (including 3D), four ways to automate drawing, a palette editor, etc. The number of fractal windows is limited only by memory. Mandella workson any color Mac with System 6 or later. Shareware $40.   Version 8.7 Changes1) Added the Modulus draw style per a suggestion by Allan Pratt. Modulus    works very well with the Zoom Into automated drawing command.2) The maximum window width has been increased from 4K to 16K pixels.    However, windows wider than 4K cannot be transformed into true-color    windows.3) Fixed a minor bug in the Fractals window color selection dialog.      [e-mail]#### BINHEX     mangia-demo.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 17 Dec 1993 13:03:46 -0800From: [e-mail] (Steve Upstill)Subject: Mangia Demo: the archive#### BINHEX     mariner-11c.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 20 Jul 92 16:44:14 PDT From: [e-mail] (Steve Bang)Subject: Mariner 1.1c Spreadsheet Utility Mariner 1.1c, a "very slick shareware spreadsheet utility" (MacUser,7/92),offers the following advanced features:Split window interface (you can divide the window into 4 scrollable panes)Graphics, charts and styled text fields displayed on the worksheetVariable row and column sizeIndividual cell formatting (size, font, style)Command bar menu shortcuts (point and click on many common menu commands)Tear off tool and pattern menusMultiple UndoValues calculated using extended (10 byte) precisionData is hot linked to charts (charts are automatically redrawn when   labels or data are edited, or if a calculated value changes)Worksheets may be imported/exported in ASCII text9 basic chart types can be combined to create combination chartsMultiFinder support (large worksheets can be recalculated in the background)Note: This shareware program ($40) becomes disabled after 28 days.  Theauthor gives you one week to check it out, then allows the program to work for 3 more weeks for you to get a registered copy in the mail.Steve Bang ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     mariner-206-demo.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 13 May 1993 02:24:33 EDT From: [e-mail]: [*] Mariner 2.0.6 Demo This is a shareware demo version of Mariner, a very nicespreadsheet.  It supports up to 9 levels of Undo, and itfeatures 3D worksheets (up to 128 layers).It is not SYLK compatible and does not have macros :-( butit only costs $40, and it's not a MS product ;-)It is fully functional, but is a demo in that it will onlywork for 30 days.Darin [e-mail]#### TEXT       math-pad-loan-payment.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Info-Mac Moderator)Date: Fri, 23 Oct 1992 13:07:49 PDTReturn-Path: <[e-mail]>Received: from unh.edu by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA29787; Fri, 23 Oct 92 07:48:31 PDTReceived: from [132.177.131.160] (whd.unh.edu) by unh.edu with SMTP id AA23241  (5.65c+/IDA-1.4.4 for <[e-mail]>); Fri, 23 Oct 1992 10:11:53 -0400Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Date: Fri, 23 Oct 1992 10:13:23 -0500To: [e-mail]: [e-mail]: Loan Payment CalculationCc: [e-mail] the calculation is not very complicated, it involves enough stepsthat one wants some "programmable calculator" to do the job.  For those whoare looking for away to do the calculation without having Excel (or some other large andexpensive spreadsheet application), and as an example of MathPad usage#### BINHEX     mchurricane-202.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1992 08:52:32 -0600 From: [e-mail] (Dave Martin)Subject: [*] McHurricane 2.02 - Tracking Program The attached is the shareware program McHurricane, downloaded the other day>From America Online. It was written by William Chenault, and has a $25 SWfee -- this version has an "Unregistered Copy" overprint on the maps;paying the SW fee gets a copy of the latest version with the overprintingremoved.It requires System 6.0.5 and a Mac Plus to run; 32-bit QD is required forproper color display, and 256 color mode is recommended for best results.I've had a number of bus errors while using this, but have not yet tried totrack down the source of the conflict; I'm sending this in anyway so otherscan use it if they don't have any problems.Dave - Dave Martin - TAMU/GERG - [e-mail] - [e-mail] -#### BINHEX     meeting-maker-15-demo.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 26 Oct 1992 16:16:23 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Zyg Furmaniuk)Subject: Meeting Maker Self-Running Demo To Whom it May Concern,Attached please find a copy of the Meeting Maker (R) Self-Running Demo.This demo is about five minutes in length and goes over the main featuresof Meeting Maker 1.5, the leading group scheduler for Mac networks.Users who want more information can contact ON Technology at:     617-876-0900  or     800-548-8871Users can also contact us over Applelink at ON.TECH.Meeting Maker(R) Description: Meeting Maker(R) is a Macintosh network application from ON Technology thathelps you plan, schedule, and confirm meetings without leaving yourcomputer.  Meeting Maker  has a personal calendar where you can block out activities,meetings, private work sessions, even recurring weekly or monthlyappointmentsin a single step.  You can also call up full details about any activity ormeeting on your calendar, navigate to any day of the year, or zoom to afullmonthly or daily view. The heart of Meeting Maker is the ability to proposemeetings to co-workers over your Macintosh network.  The Propose Meetingfeature allows you to schedule a time and date, select required guests,reserve rooms and resources, and prepare agendas.  Meeting Maker'sAuto-Pick feature will find the first available time for all requiredattendees.Meeting Maker tracks responses to a meeting proposal automatically bysending amessage to you when someone responds to your proposal.  Meeting Makerdisplays the current status of each proposed meeting as fully confirmed,partially confirmed, or cancelled, and also follows up flawlessly onschedule changes.+---------------------+----------------------+|    Zyg Furmaniuk    |  ON Technology, Inc. ||     [e-mail]     |   155 Second Street  ||   [phone]    |  Cambridge, MA 02141 | | fax: [phone] |  Product Management  |+---------------------+----------------------+#### BINHEX     merz-31-hc.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 12 Jun 92 00:07:47 EDT From: J. R. Valentine (Creider) <[e-mail]>Subject: Merz Poetry 3.1 A thousand pardons, the version of Merz Poetry (a HyperCard stackthat produces random art and ghastly haiku) that I submitted wasan early version that had not been render user-friendly. I amsubmitting Merz 3.1 to replace 3.0. Please destroy any copiesof 3.0 that you have and replace them with 3.1. I am deeply committedto making intelligible HyperCard stack, and was grieved when Isaw that the version I had released was an early, unfriendly one.Rand [e-mail]#### BINHEX     metamorphisis-11.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 12 Jul 1993 21:50:22 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Mark H. Krueger)Subject: update of earlier submission Hi,Earlier today I submitted my application Metamorphisis 1.1. Unfortunately,someone at another site discovered that it  did not handle error messagesproperly. I have fixed that problem and am resubmitting the fixed upversion. Sorry for not adequately testing this before I submitted it. Thisversion 1.1a2 replaces all older versions ( 1.0 and 1.1a1 ). Thank you.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------            Mark Krueger, Senior Software Engineer, QuickTime Team,          Macintosh Software Architecture Division          Apple Computer, Inc.            Internet:      [e-mail]       AppleLink:     KRUEGER2            USPS:          MS 302-3KS 2 Infinite Loop, Cupertino, CA 95014         FAX:           [phone]--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### TEXT       meteorological-data-faq.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Ilana Stern)Date: Fri, 5 Mar 93 08:55:22 MST Subject: the latest greatest Weather FAQ Path: kiowa.scd.ucar.edu!ilanaFrom: [e-mail] (Ilana Stern)Newsgroups: sci.geo.meteorology,news.answers,sci.answersSubject: Sources of Meteorological Data FAQFollowup-To: sci.geo.meteorologyReply-To: [e-mail]: worldApproved: [e-mail]: Weather and research data available via Internet, CD-ROM, and tape.Expires: Tue, 16 Mar 1993 07:00:00 GMTOrganization: NCAR/UCARDate: Tue, 2 Mar 1993 12:00:16 GMTArchive-name: weather-dataLast-modified: 23 Feb 1993#### BINHEX     mibac-jazz-159-demo.hqx   ****Date: 06 Apr 1993 09:44:37 -0500 (CDT) From: [e-mail]: MiBAC Jazz 1.5.9 Demo.hqx MIBAC_JAZZ159.HQXA demo of MiBAC Jazz Improvisation Software v. 1.5.9 inBinHex4/Compactor 1.33 format."If you like jazz, you'll like MiBAC Jazz...[it] does whatit does better than anything else."Electronic Musician, January 1993.The program creates and plays realistic jazz backgroundsbased on chords you type in. You can write songs in twelvejazz styles, mix styles, write bass pedal points, changedrum sets, use alternate endings, change chords for aspecific chorus, rest instruments, play the bass ahead of orbehind the beat, transpose, change the style of anindividual instrument, create crescendos and decresendos.Program prints and transposes lead sheets and will exportstandard midi files. This is an algorithmic compositionprogram that really works. The demo has a limited songlength and will not export or save files, otherwise is fullyfunctional.APPLE MIDI MANAGER 2.0.1 IS INCLUDED WITH THE DEMO.Requires: Mac Plus or later computer, MIDI interface, andMIDI synthesizer capable of playing piano, bass and drums.System 6.0.x/7.x.  No MIDI - no sound.Reviews in Electronic Musician, January 1993, September1990, Keyboard, October 1990, and MacWorld november 1990.Program written by John Ellinger, Music Department, CarletonCollege, Northfield MN.  Any problems, questions or commentscan be sent through the INTERNET to [e-mail].#### BINHEX     mibac-music-lessons-111-demo.hqx   ****Date: 06 Apr 1993 09:47:36 -0500 (CDT) From: [e-mail]: MiBAC Music Lessons 1.1.1 Demo.hqx MIBAC_ML111.hqxA demo version of MiBAC Music Lessons software in BinHex4/Compactor 1.33 format."MiBAC's Music Lessons gets an A plus." Macworld magazine,November 1991.Music Lessons is an easy-to-use interactive program thathelps you master the fundamentals of music theory. There areEleven drills: note names, circle of fifths, key signatures,major/minor scales, modes, jazz scales, scale degrees,intervals, note durations, intervals ear training , andscales ear training.  Each drill can be done in treble,bass, alto or mixed clefs in various skill levels. Anextensive on-screen help section explains the music theorynecessary to master each drill. Individual progress reportscan be saved and printed.  Reports display a detailedaccount of scores for all drills done in either the currentsession or cumulative sessions in the past.Music Lessons works with or without MIDI.  If you're usingMIDI.  Apple's MIDI Manager 2.0.1 is NOT included with thisdemo, but is included with MIBAC_JAZZ159.hqx.If you don'thave a MIDI setup, Music Lessons will play a high-qualitysampled piano sound through the Mac speaker.The demo is limited to one question per drill and severalhelp screens are disabled.Music Lessons was written in MacApp by John Ellinger, MusicDepartment, Carleton College, Northfield MN 55057.  Anyproblems, questions or comments can be sent [e-mail].#### BINHEX     microemacs-310a.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 4 Dec 89 23:59:20 -0500From: [e-mail] (Earle R. Horton)MicroEmacs 3.10(alpha), Macintosh executable and partial documentation.The Macintosh-specific code is a complete rewrite.  Support forproportional fonts, correct case and word operations with internationalcharacters.  Status messages in your choice of six different languages:Igpay Atinlay, Deutsch, American, Francais, Espanol, Dutch (sp?).Dan Lawrence et. al. have really done a bang-up job on this one.  Searchesare much faster, mouse support is somewhat better, macro language is morerobust, new commands, etc., etc.Earle R. Horton#### BINHEX     mini-text-10.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 20 Sep 93 09:56:30 EDTFrom: Le FEUSTE <[e-mail]>Subject: submitting MiniText 1.0MiniText 1.0 is the very first software I dare to submit to anFTP archive. It is an HyperCard stack developped on version 2.1.I did this simple stack because I needed a very simple wordprocessor I could access from whithin HC. Since I couldn't findone, I made one. Here it is and I hope you will find it worthposting it in this archive.Compacted and BinHexed. NOT checked for viruses.Stephane Jose.  [e-mail] (o is a letter)---------------------cut here-----------------------------------#### BINHEX     money-saver-demo.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 30 Oct 93 10:54:00 -0700From: [e-mail] (Jenny Schopf)Subject: [*] MoneySaverDemo.cptThe attached CompactPro archive contains a demo version of theMoney Saver software by The Banker's Secret - a packagedesigned to help you understand debt management anddramatically reduce the cost of your mortgage and other loans.This demo version will show you the beginnings of how to savethousands, by using your "pocket change" to pay off yourdebts.  For example, just $25 a month will save you $25,000 ontoday's typical $100,000 mortgage. This demo version gives potential users the ability toevaluate the fully functioning software's capabilities -which includes functions to see how much money you can save onyour adjustable, fixed rate, and bi-weekly mortgages as well asstudent, business and many car loans.  It can also answer yourimportant "What if?" questions.  For example, how much will Isave with a $25 pre-payment?  With $50?  You'll find itinvaluable when shopping for a loan or consideringrefinancing. Jennifer Schopf([e-mail])-------------------------#### BINHEX     moon-in-the-mac.hqx   ****From: Angus McIntyre <[e-mail]>Subject: Moon in the MacDate: Mon, 6 Dec 1993 18:23:13 -0600--========================_13931840==_Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii""Moon in the Mac" is a mini-application which shows the phases of the moonfor given dates. You can set a date, using the text fields at the bottom ofthe main 'Moon in the Mac' window, and the phase of the moon will be shownboth by name and as a picture at the top of the window.Angus McIntyre     [e-mail]     [e-mail]--========================_13931840==_Content-Type: application/mac-binhex40; name="Moon_in_the_Mac_Folder.sit"Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="Moon_in_the_Mac_Folder.sit"#### BINHEX     moon.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (David Palmer)Subject: Moon for the Mac Organization: California Institute of Technology, Pasadena Date: Fri, 22 Nov 1991 03:38:18 GMT                         Moon                     by David Palmer                        [e-mail]                        Moon is a program which draws a window with the current phaseof the moon.  It was an attempt at a minimal application,taking about 4 hours to write.Code was stolen from the 'Bullseye' sample application inThink C and the program 'Moontool', which is a much fancierversion of the same thing for Sun computers, written byJohn Walker of Autodesk.  The code I wrote is less than 50 lines.It has not been extensively debugged.  It has run under System 7on an SE/30 with a color screen, and under System 6.0.5on an SE with the standard monochrome.  If it doesn'twork, pitch it.  If it formats yor hard disk, be gladyou make backups every single day.  I take no responsibility.This program does not have:    The ability to save the location of the window.  To change        the default size and position of the window, use ResEdit        on the appropriate resource.    An option for the Southern hemisphere (where the Moon spells        COD instead of DOC)This program is distributed as Freeware...    If you like it, strike a blow against Tyranny.                    David Palmer            [e-mail]----------------#### BINHEX     morse-trainer-11-us.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 29 Oct 93 15:40:46 +0100From: [e-mail] (Lars Sundstr|m)Subject: morsetrainer-US-11.sit.HqxMorseTrainer US-1.1REPLACES ALL EARLIER VERSIONSPacked with BinHex and StuffIt LiteThis is a major new-features and bug-fix release:New features in 1.1* Enhanced sound generator, volume control and risetime control.The pitch is set in steps of 10Hz instead of using MIDI frequencies.* Speed and tempo limits increased to 80 words/minute as aresult of the enhanced sound generator.* User-selectable font in the Misc settings dialog.Bugs fixed in 1.1* Better signal timing. In earlier versions of MorseTrainer the temposelected was not equal to the actual tempo if the tempo and speedwere different. However, even if the timing is very exact now youmay still encounter the problem, especially on  smaller computerssuch as Mac Plus, SE, Classic etc. These computers cannot handlesequencies of short sounds properly. >>> If the timing error is more than 5% the user will be notified.If the timing error is smaller than 5% and you still want to be notified,hold down the option key at the end of a signalling session.Known problems in 1.1* The sound volume control is not supported by Apple on all machineand system configurations. Notes for 1.1* When a library is opened by MorseTrainer US-1.1 it will be convertedto a new format automatically. Thereafter, the library cannot be openedsuccesfully with an older version of MorseTrainer.General info for 1.1MorseTrainer is a powerful tool for learning and training Morse code. Features* Three different training modes: user text, random text, library text* Arbitrary signal volume, pitch, waveform and risetime* Arbitrary speed and tempo* Multi-alphabet support* Random text generator* Text library editor* On-line alphabet* On-line manual* Help Balloons* And a lot more!And of course, it's FREEWARE!Lars SundstroemDepartment of Applied Electronics, Lunds UniversityP.O. Box 118, 221 00  LUND, Swedenphone: [phone]fax: [phone]email: [e-mail] ---#### BINHEX     morse-trainer-111-us.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 12 Nov 93 16:16:17 +0100From: [e-mail] (Lars Sundstr|m)Subject: morsetrainer-US-111.sit.HqxMorseTrainer US-1.1.1Packed with BinHex and StuffIt LiteBugfix releaseBugs fixed in 1.1.1* Start and pause delay controls now work correctly.New features in 1.1* Enhanced sound generator, volume control and risetime control.The pitch is set in steps of 10Hz instead of using MIDI frequencies.* Speed and tempo limits increased to 80 words/minute as aresult of the enhanced sound generator.* User-selectable font in the Misc settings dialog.Bugs fixed in 1.1* Better signal timing. In earlier versions of MorseTrainer the temposelected was not equal to the actual tempo if the tempo and speedwere different. However, even if the timing is very exact now youmay still encounter the problem, especially on  smaller computerssuch as Mac Plus, SE, Classic etc. These computers cannot handlesequencies of short sounds properly. >>> If the timing error is more than 5% the user will be notified.If the timing error is smaller than 5% and you still want to be notified,hold down the option key at the end of a signalling session.Known problems in 1.1.1* The sound volume control is not supported by Apple on all machineand system configurations. Notes for 1.1.1* When a library is opened by MorseTrainer US-1.1 it will be convertedto a new format automatically. Thereafter, the library cannot be openedsuccesfully with an older version of MorseTrainer.General info for 1.1.1MorseTrainer is a powerful tool for learning and training Morse code. Features* Three different training modes: user text, random text, library text* Arbitrary signal volume, pitch, waveform and risetime* Arbitrary speed and tempo* Multi-alphabet support* Random text generator* Text library editor* On-line alphabet* On-line manual* Help Balloons* And a lot more!And of course, it's FREEWARE!Lars SundstroemDepartment of Applied Electronics, Lund UniversityP.O. Box 118, 221 00  LUND, Swedenphone: [phone]fax: [phone]email: [e-mail] ---#### BINHEX     movie-maker-13.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 8 Apr 93 19:00:20 -0700 From: Jesse Jones <[e-mail]>Subject: MovieMaker 1.3 -- PICTs to Movie program    MovieMaker 1.3 allows you to convert a sequence of PICT files into QuickTime movies. It has a nice interface, includes balloon help, lets you use a custom color palette, and allows you to add a sound track. Requires System 7.Version 1.3 Changes:    %JImproved the way colors are handled.    % Replacing a previously saved movie works correctly.    % Added a better folder selection dialog.    % Added a cool color icon from Ian Chai.    % Added a cash register sound when a movie succesfully saves.    % MovieMaker checks to see if the machine supports color before       displaying the color splash screen. (The previous version did its      checks after displaying the splash screen).            [e-mail]#### BINHEX     mpeg-mac-03.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 9 Apr 1993 00:47:54 -0400 From: "Scott E. Lasley" <[e-mail]>Subject: mpeg_mac_03.sit.hqx Here is the latest version (0.3) of Rainer Menes' port ofThe Berkeley Plateau Research Group's MPEG decoder. It also   includes a MPEG to QuickTime converter, version 0.3.  The    Berkeley Plateau Research Group consists of Lawrence A. Rowe,                   Ketan Patel, and Brian Smith.  Their version of the decoder can                 be found at toe.cs.berkeley.edu (128.32.149.117).  Rainercan be reached at  [e-mail].  The latestversion of his MPEG_Mac can be found at suniams1.statistik.tu-muenchen.de (131.159.64.1).  I am postinghere in an attempt to reduce overseas traffic.Please note that I am not the author of this program.#### BINHEX     ms-excel-drawaid-10.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 10 Oct 1993 09:41:00 -0400 (EDT)From: "Stephen R. White" <[e-mail]>Subject: DRAWaid for Excel 4.0(Mac)DRAWaid1993 (c) Stephen R. WhiteAll Rights Reservedversion 1.0 (August 17, 1993 5:57 PM)DRAWaid is a set of utilities intended to facilitate themanipulation of objects drawn on an Excel 4.0/Macspread/worksheet. This includes aiding in the alignment of thoseobjects, their movement, and some aspects of their patterns.DRAWaid includes the following utilities/commands: Alignment of objects drawn on a worksheet --   Center Center   Center Left   Center Right   Left Sides   Right Sides   Right to Left   Tops   Bottoms   Bottom to Top Movement of the selected object by one point ("nudge") --   Left   Right   Up   DownMatch size of selected worksheet object with a separate designated objectMatch pattern of selected worksheet object with a separate designated objectShareware. This program is distributed "as is." The user istotally responsible for determining its suitability for theuser's situation.DRAWaid automatically reads from, and writes to, disk.Bug reports and other comments welcomed. Send to:Stephen R. White245 Hillandale Dr.Boone, NC 28607Until at least December 1993 --BITNET:   [e-mail]: [e-mail] unregistered version is limited to about 50 uses.To use DRAWaid: Delete through line below, re-save, decode binhex,           unstuff Stuffit 1.5.1 archive, open DRAWaid with Excel 4.0/Mac.--- Delete to end of this line ----------                                       #### BINHEX     ms-flight-sim-atc-10.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 7 Apr 1993 13:01:23 +0300 From: Miika Asunta <[e-mail]>Subject: ATC_1.0_sea.hqx ATC 1.0Air Traffic Controller for use with Microsoft Flight Simulator Macintosh version 4.0.Here is the first air traffic controller that operates with MicrosoftFlight Simulator Macintosh version. It uses some undocumented apple events to find out position of  aircraft and sends messages to the pilotwith Notification Manager.The software is first released as Shareware.DISCLAIMER: I'm not a pilot myself, I wrote the program just for fun. Themessages and courses are purely fictional.Please redistribute with all files and release notes.Any comments, ideas and bug reports are welcome.Try it out!--Miika [e-mail]#### BINHEX     msword-50-spell-updt.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 15 Jun 92 19:24:16 -0700 From: [e-mail]>From davidmck Mon Jun 15 19:24:15 1992From: David McKinnis <[e-mail]>X-Mailer: SCO System V Mail (version 3.2)To: [e-mail]: Word 5 Spelling and Grammar UpdateDate: Mon, 15 Jun 92 19:24:06 PDTMessage-ID:  <[e-mail]>These are updated versions of the Spelling and Grammar Plug-InModules for Microsoft Word 5.0 for the Macintosh. They fix problemsfound with the Word version 5.0 Spelling and Grammar commands. Inaddition, the Spelling module includes several improvements. Pleasesee the enclosed Readme for more details.You may distribute copies of these updates as long as you agree tobe bound by the terms of the enclosed License and Warranty Disclaimer.#### BINHEX     msword-51a-updt.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1992 00:04:46 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Tony Huang)Subject: [*] Microsoft Word 5.1a Patcher Believe or not, there's already a updater for the newly released Word 5.1.Word 5.1a fixes a bug in Word 5.1 during fast-saving when headers orfooters are involved.Tony Huangmsc.cornell.edu#### BINHEX     msword-avery-label-template.hqx   ****Subject: [*] avery-5196-laser-labels Date: Wed, 30 Jun 93 19:39:42 -0400 From: "Keith E Gatling" <[e-mail]>Well, after years of taking, it's my chance to finally give something back.This is a Microsoft Word 5.1 file that creates a template for using Avery5196 laser printer labels.  These are the ones that have nine 3.5 inch disklabels and twelve smaller labels on each sheet.keg* [e-mail]   I've got plenty of opinions.  Just ask my wife! *#### BINHEX     muedit.hqx   ****Subject: MuEdit - a styled editor with mltpl font/script support, Part 1/2 Date: Sun, 09 May 93 22:00:58 -0400 From: Kamal Abdali <[e-mail]>(NOTE: MuEdit was submitted two days ago under the name Quill.  It hasbeen pointed out to me that there already exists an older application called Quill.  Pls replace Abdali's Quill by MuEdit.)MuEdit is a styled text editor for the Mac with support for multiple fonts/scripts and bidirectional texts.  It has been tested for mixed Arabic/Roman editing.  It has also been tried minimally on Hebrew/Roman texts.To run MuEdit, you need System 7.0.1 together with the script resourcesof the desired scripts.  If no script resources are installed, thenthe bidrectional editing feature is disabled.  At present, MuEdit islimiteds to small (< 32K char) files.Concatenating Parts 1 & 2, unbinhexing, and unstuffing will yield asingle application file MuEdit.  There is no separate documentation, but a Help window describes the features.MuEdit is freeware.  Please enjoy!Kamal AbdaliP.O. Box 65207, Washington, DC 20035--------------------- C U T   H E R E -----------------------#### BINHEX     multimedioids-hc-demo.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 31 Jul 1993 15:43:40 +0000 From: [e-mail]: multimedioids.sea.hqx I attach a second posting of our demo of MultiMedioids, originally sent byits developer Niall sclater. It has not appeared on info-mac so far, so Iam attempting to post it again. Niall is presently half way up the Amazon(honestly!) on a well earned three month break.The demo has been requested by the HyperCard community on HYPERCRD LIST whowish to add multimedia authoring to HC. Since there does not  seem to be aDEMO section any more on info-mac, I suppose it should be added to theHyperCard section ???Hope I am doing this right !?*Mike Harland---------------------------------------------Mike HarlandHispanic StudiesGlasgow UniversityGLASGOW G12 8QQTel: (0)41-339 8855 x 5306/5335e-mail:  [e-mail] // [e-mail] el correo como una babosa bebida#### BINHEX     music-organizer.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 20 Dec 89 08:27:52 PSTFrom: [e-mail] (Michael A. Perry)Subject: Music-Organiser.hqx    This is a program I wrote in order to keep track of all the tapes& CDs I've accumulated over the years.  Like most people with a lot ofmusic like this, I can never find anything I'm looking for.  This programwas meant to be a solution to this problem.    The program supports CDs, Tapes, and to some extent, records.It does not support printing yet, but you can output your archive in TEXT format, so you can print with your favourite word processor.      Music Organiser is shareware: $5.00        Mike Perry./********************************************************************//* [e-mail]       *  Disclaimer:                    *//* [e-mail]         *    Half the time, I don't even  *//* [e-mail]                   *  know what I'm talking about.   *//********************************************************************/#### BINHEX     music-tracking-system-ii-401-hc.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] <Ken Hancock>Subject: [*] Ice Music Tracking System II 4.0This HyperCard stack assists with tracking your music collection.Many different features, handles CDs, Records, Casettes, DATs,DCCs, and 8-Track (ask your parents).  Part of the GAMER distribution.#### BINHEX     neural-nets.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 25 Apr 89 20:38:43 PDTFrom: [e-mail] (Pierce T. Wetter)This is a copy of a program I wrote for part of my senior thesis. Thisprogram allows you to make and train simple three layer neural networks on themacintosh. Examples for a decoder, XOR and parity network are included, aswell as source code to do your own neural nets. Hopefully, people will sendme additional training methods besides the current backprop method which I willinclude in future versions. Also I need suggestions for the user interface fora method of putting in patterns with more then six inputs, without resorting toeditting the input files.   THIS PROGRAM ONLY RUNS ON A MAC II OR ABOVE. (020, 881 and color required).If you would like a mac plus version, send me assembly to do the training andthinking cycles; otherwise don't bother me, I'm trying to graduate.   For those of you who are interested, this program actually has little to dowith my senior thesis, mostly I wrote it for fun. This program has on-line help, gratuitous color menus, and an extra window ( the senior thesis part whichdoesn't do anything yet), and is a good example of how much fun you can havewith TranSkel.Have fun,        Pierce----Begin 1 of 4---#### BINHEX     new-teeny-deriver-11.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 10 Nov 92 22:47:58 +0300 From: [e-mail] (amit ailon)Subject: replacement of NEW-teeny-deriver.sit.hqx I have added to your archive a file called NEW-teeny-deriver.sit.hqx.I forgot the archive was password protected (oops...) so please replaceit with the following file which is a self extracting archive (encoded withBinhex 4.0)The file is called NEW-teeny-deriver-1.1.cpt.hqxHEADER OF FILE:NEW-teeny-deriver is an easy-to-use application for symbolic derivation offunctions.It can deal with any trigonometric, inverse-trigonometric, hyperbolicinverse-hyperbolic,algebric and complex functions.To use it, download it, then decode it by Binhex 4. It will create a selfextracting file that will create 2 files:1 - the application2 - the help filePlease read the help file . . .#### BINHEX     nih-gaussian-kernels.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 21:48:24 -0500 From: "Scott E. Lasley" <[e-mail]>Subject: Gaussian Kernel for Image GAUKER is a set of Gaussian Kernels for use with the Convolve feature ofthe NIH Image application by Wayne Rasband.  These kernels are most usefulfor conversions of 2-color bit-mapped graphics to grayscale images.Provides very good results for most digitizers.  Instructions for use withImage included.  Comments welcome.  Downloaded from Compuserve.  Pleasenote that I am not the author of this software.#### BINHEX     nissus-postscript-macros-111.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1993 22:22:21 -0500 (EST) From: [e-mail]: Nisus PostScript Macros 1.1.1 Dale's PostScript Macros for Nisus 1.1    (replaces 1.1)Here is version 1.1.1 of my PostScript Macros for Nisus. Themacros implement postscript "backdrops" consisting of 72 or 100-pointtype printed diagonally in light grey over the document. The macroscan be used to print backdrop text on just the first page or onmulitple pages in a document. More than one backdrop canbe used in the same document. Macros for printing "PRELIMINARY","CONIFIDENTIAL", "REVISED" (with date & time), or any dialog-inputstring are provided, along with a macro to remove all PostScriptbackdrops from a document. Version 1.2 should be available within two weeks and will add several macros for creation of overhead transparency "slides" with bordersand headings (all in PostScript).Also includes the required PostScript Escape font.Freeware/E-mail-wareVersion history:1.1.1: Put terse option back onto Remove psBackdrops (accidently removed in        version 1.1) so macro doesn't abort. Sorry for the slip-up.1.1: Made it easier to modify the text printed by the macros and improved         the centering of dialog-entered text.1.0: Initial releaseDale [e-mail]1/10/93   --------------------  CUT HERE  --------------------#### BINHEX     nisus-backdrop-postscript.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 21:03:17 -0400 (EDT) From: [e-mail] Macros for NisusHere is version 1.0 of my PostScript Macros for Nisus. Themacros implement postscript "backdrops" consisting of 72 or 100-pointtype printed diagonally in light grey over the document. The macroscan be used to print backdrop text on just the first page or onseveral or on all the pages in a document. More than one backdrop canbe used in the same document. Macros for printing "PRELIMINARY","CONIFIDENTIAL", "REVISED" (with date & time), or any user-inputstring are provided, along with a macro to remove all PostScriptbackdrops from a document.Also includes the required PostScript Escape font.Freeware/E-mail-wareDale [e-mail]1/10/93   --------------------  CUT HERE  --------------------#### BINHEX     note-card-247.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 13 Jun 1993 9:53:04 -0500 (CDT) From: "DALE H. MARSH, MD" <[e-mail]>Subject: NoteCard 2.4.7      Enclosed is a BinHexed Compact Pro file that containsNoteCard 2.4.7.  This is to replace the current file NoteCard246.  This latest version of NoteCard fixes a few minor bugsand can now import files from other databases.     NoteCard 2.4.7 application is for creatingreview questions to facilitate studying for examinations.Included with this ShareWare package are about 700pathology review questions based on medical schoollectures and pathology textbooks. These questions areuseful for studying for NBME part I (medical boards).Persons paying the $15.00 ShareWare fee will receive anadditional 7000+ questions dealing with most all aspectsof NBME parts I and II.     Reviewed in the April 1993 issue of Medical SoftwareReviews:     "The program covers a broad range of     subjects and should be useful to students seeking a     review in the format of multiple questions. It might     be of even greater use to students who want to use the     authoring system throughout medical school to prepare     their own questions for ongoing study. At $15 it is     a bargain."     NoteCard is system 7 compatible, 32 bit compatibleand was developed on the Quadra (therefore 040 compatible)and works on the Plus with System 6.0.x also. Code waswritten with Think C 5.0 using the TCL 1.1.1.Documentation is included.     The review questions were written by a medicalstudent that received 700 (99th percentile) onNBME part I.Dale H. Marsh [e-mail][e-mail]#### BINHEX     note-quick.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 30 Mar 93 11:53:50 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Stepan Bojar)Subject: NoteQuickER.hqx This small application is written by 14 years old boy. It enables making/editing a note accessible either to it or to Finder. Use the note not to forget anything you want. It is more pleasant than NotePad. It was developed on SE, tested noLC, PB100. It does not work under A/UX however.#### BINHEX     note.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 19 Aug 1992 12:14:28 +0930 From: [e-mail] (Malcolm Pradhan)Subject: [*] Note  Note is a small application which you can duplicate to use as Post-it-likenotes. It uses balloon help to show the contents of a note. It's mainly foruse with System 7, not much use with System 6. Documentation and a nice folder icon included. Freeware.--    Malcolm Pradhan    InterNet: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     now-up-to-date-holidays.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1993 15:13:18 EST From: "Paul D. Bain" <[e-mail]>Subject: holidays-for-now-up-to-date.hqx     Holidays contains over 100 legal, historical, cultural, andreligious holidays.  Holidays is a Now Up-to-Date 2.0 (NUD)Calendar Template export.  Holidays can be imported to your NUDcalendar or simply printed as a text file to be used as areference for another calendar program.  Holidays is perfect foranyone interested in history, culture, family, and fun.    Holidays far exceeds the number and accuracy of the holidaysin the Sample Calendar included in NUD 2.0.  A holiday is oftenthe last remnant of an historical or cultural event.  A holiday isalso often a day to simply remember to have fun.  I have spent myhours compiling these holidays to keep alive history, culture, andfun.25-Jan-93  2:46:59-GMT,7381;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA13361; Sun, 24 Jan 93 18:46:58 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA28744; Sun, 24 Jan 93 18:46:55 PSTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from cedar.circa.ufl.edu by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id        AA10214; Sun, 24 Jan 93 12:03:22 PST Received: by ufcc.ufl.edu (MX V3.1C) id 11081; Sun, 24 Jan 1993 15:04:06 EST Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1993 15:04:02 EST From: "Paul D. Bain" <[e-mail]>To: [e-mail]-Id: <[e-mail]> Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1993 18:46:54 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     now-uptodate-201-demo.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 9 Oct 1993 03:13:01 -0300From: [e-mail] (Michael Burton)Subject: Now Up-to-Date 2.0.1 DemoThis is a demo version of Now Up-to-Date 2.0.1.  The file is aself-extracting archive created with Now Compress.  The contents have beenscanned with Disinfectant 3.2.The following is from the enclosed "Read Me" file:Now Up-to-Date 2.0(TM) is a calendar application that maintains yourschedule, reminds you of upcoming events, manages your To-Do list and keepsyour associates up to date-whether you're in the office, at home or on theroad.  Now Up-to-Date can display your schedule in a variety of dynamic views,including day, week, month and list views. On-screen alarms warn you inadvance of important events, and you can easily set up repeating eventssuch as weekly meetings.  If you're on a network you can share informationwith your associates by making certain calendar events 'public' (i.e.,shared). And of course, Now Up-to-Date allows you to print your calendar ina wide variety of formats including layouts that fit most popularappointment book sizes.The enclosed software is fully functioning, good for up to 10-users, andexpires 45-days after you launch it.  You will be able to open your demoCalendar File with the actual version of Now Up-to-Date, should you chooseto purchase the software after the demo version expires._____________Now Up-to-Date(TM) is a product of:Now Software319 SW Washington St., 11th floorPortland, Oregon 97204Ph: [phone]FAX: [phone]America Online: NOWAppleLink: NOWSOFTWARECompuServe: 71541,170#### BINHEX     now-uptodate-21-updt.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 9 Nov 1993 16:33:43 -0500From: [e-mail] (Shane P. McCarron)Subject: Now Up-To-Date 2.1 updater--========================_15889568==_Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"Attached please find the updater that Now distributed to on-line servicesto update their NUD 2.0 and 2.0.1 to 2.1.--========================_15889568==_Content-Type: application/mac-binhex40; name="NUD_Updater_2.1"#### BINHEX     now-utd-201-updt.hqx   ****Date: 16 Jun 1993 16:44:16 -0500 From: "dlawrence" <[e-mail]>Subject: Try this one... <<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     number-transcription.hqx   ****From: Dieder A. Bylsma <[e-mail]>Subject: Auto number-transcription Date: Thu, 6 Aug 92 13:45:48 PDT Yet another neat program I've pulled off of a local BBS.Here's what its intro docs say:nTouteLettres is a small utility (cdev/INIT) that adds a menu to the current application menu bar that allows user to easely convert any entered number to its equivalent text. E.g. if you type "123" at the keyboard in any text editor or word processor selecting English in the ETL menu will generate the automatic entry of "one hundred twenty three".Variouses options allow you to specify either or not the original number must be replaced, if the text must be followed by a space a tab or a carriage return IThe complete documentation (including developer documentation) is in Word format and is also available on screen.#### BINHEX     octave-153-demo.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Mar 1993 09:21:14 GMTFrom: [e-mail]: MAC OCTAVE awailablethis programme OCTAVE is available  : macarchie.umich.edu > /mac/misc/demoname : octavedemo1.53.hqxthis is a very poxwerfull demo of electronic simulation (filters)this is a specific program for theaching electronic.good bye ----------- jf12-Mar-93  0:28:02-GMT,265597;000000000411Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA05977; Thu, 11 Mar 93 16:27:52 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA08855; Thu, 11 Mar 93 11:44:41 PSTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from terminator.rs.itd.umich.edu by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU        (4.1/inc-1.0) id AA01243; Thu, 11 Mar 93 05:44:28 PST Received: from deepthought.cs.utexas.edu by terminator.rs.itd.umich.edu        (5.67/2.2) with SMTP id AA01513; Thu, 11 Mar 93 05:03:10 -0500 Received: from rascal.ics.utexas.edu by deepthought.cs.utexas.edu        (5.64/1.2/relay) with SMTP id AA06294; Thu, 11 Mar 93 04:02:59 -0600 Received: from dec3.lpmi.u-nancy.fr by rascal.ics.utexas.edu. (4.1/SMI-4.1)        id AA11375; Thu, 11 Mar 93 04:01:15 CST Message-Id: <[e-mail].> Date: Thu, 11 Mar 1993 10:58:55 GMT From: [e-mail]: [e-mail]-Vms-To: SMTP%"[e-mail]" Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Thu, 11 Mar 1993 11:44:40 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     open-book-10.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 1 Nov 1993 12:02:27 +0100 From: [e-mail] (Michael Bjorn)Subject: Open Book 1.0 --========================_11624646==_Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"Open Book is a tool for students of Japanese. You can input your own wordlist, and practice recognition of Kanji, pronounciation, etc., in variousways.Displays Kanji on any Mac, but needs Japanese system software for input ofnew Kanji. (This means that students can take home dictionaries andpractice on their own computers even though they do not have Japanesesystem software!!)All the words that you input, are automatically pronounced during practice!!This product is shareware -- all the dictionaries that you produce withOpen Book MUST be sent to me, so that I can pass them along to others whoare interested. (A sample dictionary is included -- but it is very bad. Youhave been warned.)Version 1.0. May be included on the info-mac CD-ROM (with this notice attached).--========================_11624646==_Content-Type: application/mac-binhex40; name="Open_Book.sit"#### BINHEX     open-book-101-updt.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 24 Nov 1993 22:40:49 +0100From: [e-mail] (Michael Bjorn)Subject: OpenBook 1.0->1.01--========================_8989678==_Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"This is an update to Open Book 1.0. You need version 1.0 (previouslyuploaded to info-mac) to perform the update. Version 1.01 fixes a problemwhich occurred when using a non-KanjiTalk system. Sometimes the Kanjicharacters would disappear and would not reappear until the dictionary wasclosed and reopened again.Open Book is a tool for students of Japanese. You can input your own wordlist, and practice recognition of Kanji, pronounciation etc. in variousways.Open Book displays Kanji on any Mac, but needs Japanese system software forinput of new Kanji. (This means that students can take home dictionariesand practice on their own computers even though they do not have Japanesesystem software!!)All the words that you input are automatically pronounced during practice!!Michael BjornUniv. of Tsukuba--========================_8989678==_Content-Type: application/mac-binhex40; name="OpenBook_1.01_upd.sit"#### BINHEX     orbitrack-214.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 23 Apr 92 09:59:17 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Kym Thalassoudis)Organization: Defence Research Establishment Valcartier (DREV) Centre deSubject: orbitrack-214.hqx OrbiTrack is an artificial satellite tracking program for the Macintosh. It willcalculate look angles to selected satellites, plot current satellite positionson a world map and display the visible passage of a satellite against backgroundstars (either within the program itself or via a data file that can be read intothe Voyager program).Some knowledge of satellite orbits is required to make good use of the program.New orbital element sets are available via anonymous ftp from nachos.ssesco.com[192.55.187.18] in directory sat_elements/nasa.OrbiTrack requires System version 4.1 or later. It can run on any Macintoshcomputer provided it has 128K ROMs or greater. An optimized version of theprogram that makes use of the 68881/68882 fpu is also included, and runsapproximately 50 times faster than the standard version.To register your copy send $10 to:     OrbiTrack     BEK Developers     PO Box 47114     St. Petersburg, FL 33743-7114For a copy of the latest version and manual, in the U.S. and Canada send $20.Elsewhere send $25. Make checks out to BEK Developers. All money must be in US$.For problems or questions, write to the above address or contact Bill Bard,CompuServe 75366,2557.#### BINHEX     pagemaker-1993-calendar.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1992 07:37:47 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Larry Darnell)Subject: Pagemaker Calendar Template I have included a template for the 1993 calendar year for Pagemaker 4.2. 1992 was included with Pagemaker so I modified it to fit the new year.Larry Darnell#### BINHEX     pagemaker-50-demo.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (John Thoo)Date: Mon, 11 Jan 93 07:26:43 PSTSubject: ALDUS PageMaker 5.0 demoALDUS PageMaker 5.0 Demo========================The following appears on the demo envelope:-------------------------------------------To install and run this demo1. This demo can be run from the floppy disk; however, we recommend   that you follow these steps:   o Copy the contents of the disk to your hard drive   o Double-click on ``PageMaker 5.0 Demo''   2. To end the demo at any time, click on the demo's Quit button,   press Command + Q, or select ``Quit'' from the File menu   Copy and distribute freely.To run this demonstration, you'll need a color Macintosh, System 6.0.7or later (runs under System 7), a hard drive, a high-density floppy diskdrive, and at least 4MB of RAM (5MB under System 7).ALDUS(r)  1-800-685-3506#### BINHEX     pagemaker-filter-updt.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 18 Apr 92 06:27:30 -0400 From: "Jeffrey L. Needleman"[e-mail]: PageMaker 4.2 Filter/Driver Pack update PageMaker 4.2 Filter/Driver Pack update. Contains  (04/10/92) a fix toAldus Prep of a bug that keeps PICTS generated by Canvas/Smart Art (etc)that have PostScript code in them from printing. Also, new import filters(WP for windows, updated Word 4/5...) and a fixed Addition.                                           #### BINHEX     pagemaker-word-50-importer.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Adam C. Engst)Subject: [*] MS Word 4.0 - 5.0 Import Filter for PageMaker Date: Thu, 12 Mar 92 09:09:10 PDT Organization: TidBITS Here is the new Word 4.0-5.0 Import filter for use with PageMaker.I believe it works with either PM 4.0 or 4.2, but I have not yet usedit, partly because I don't use Word. In theory, this filter solvesthe problem of PageMaker crashing when you try to place a Word 5.0document into PageMaker.cheers ... Adam C. Engst, TidBITS Editor(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     pagemaker-writenow-filters.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 04 Mar 93 16:38:13 CST From: [e-mail]: WriteNow 3.0 Filters for PageMaker This file contains the import & export filters for WriteNow 3.0, for usein PageMaker 4.2 or 5.0.Previously, PageMaker/WriteNow users had to save their WriteNow filesin 2.2 or another format to be imported into PageMaker. These willdo the trick instead.Downloaded from the T/Maker forum on America Online. This isa binhexed Stuffit 3.0 [e-mail]================================#### BINHEX     passport-producer-demo.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 24 Feb 1993 10:40:42 +0100 From: Jean-Claude Arnouil <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Passport Producer1.0 demo Hi there !  Last week I asked if some one could download the Passport ProducerDemo from Compuserve or Applelink.  Nobody answer my request until now, but yesterday I)ve found that demo on the French Apple BBS.  I think it could interresting someone else on this net so here it is .... [ excerpt from the included ReadMe file ]....Passport Producer is Macintosh-based software for creating and delivering spectacular multimedia presentations.  Producer's elegant Cue Sheet graphical interface provides the user with a simple and intuitive method of importing and combining several media types:  QuickTime, animation, graphics, text, digital audio, CD audio, and MIDI.  Passport Producer brings power, functionality, and ease-of-use to the multimedia equation.   Complex, multi-layered presentations can be created quickly and with a minimum of effort.  Pre-existing files and presentations benefit greatly from Producer's high-quality audio and MIDI capabilities.  Producer links to the most popular software packages used for creating content.  Any software that saves files in the standard Macintosh file formats is accessible by Producer .Fine-tuning a presentation is as easy as dragging or resizing Cues on the Cue Sheet.  The Cue Sheet is bound to a rock-solid timeline, so worries about synchronization are no longer an issue.  The timeline's resolution is variable down to one second and Cues can be placed with frame-accuracy.  Producer supports all SMPTE (Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers) time code formats for both internal and external synchronization. ....   #### BINHEX     patch-libr-sy77-synth.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 19 May 92 20:08:29 EDT From: [e-mail] (Ralph Paul Ritchey)Subject: Program Submission: SY77 Voice Librarian Enclosed you will find a Compacted file containing a patch librarian withdocumentation for the Yamaha SY77 synthesizer.#### BINHEX     pbgadget-05.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 2 Feb 93 22:49:53 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Ron Nicholson)Subject: powerbook application new version submission Please replace PBGadget version 0.4b with this submission.PBGadget version 0.5 exits gracefully when the Power Manager isn't present.---This is a small application to help manage battery usage on a PowerbookDuo.  It puts up a clock and battery voltage readout in the upper rightcorner of the screen.  When the power supply is unplugged, the clockchanges to a timer of how long the Duo has been running on batterypower.  The battery timer will reset if the battery voltage goes up bygreater than 0.1V (indicating a fresher battery).Here are the keyboard commands.p    puts up a history Plot of the battery voltage.r    Resets the history plot. (The battery history wraps after 8.5 hours.)n    spins the disk down Now.s    puts the powerbook to Sleep.cmd-w    changes the cursor to a Watch    (this prevents the processor from napping or sleeping.)cmd-c    copies the battery voltage history as text to the clipboard.---Freeware. Please send bug reports to [e-mail] (Ron Nicholson).---#### BINHEX     pcalc-102.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 26 Mar 93 13:54:46 GMT From: thomsonj <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] PCalc 1.0.2 Enclosed is a binhex file containing a submission for your archives.It should replace pcalc-101.hqx all over the world...PCalc is a neat simulation of a programmable scientific calculator.Please note that it *requires* System 7.x.x.If you use System 6.0.x or earlier, here is what you are missing:  Programmable functions via a simple mini language.  System 7.x.x savvy:      Can be controlled & programmed via Apple Events.      Balloon Help for every button, menu & dialog item.      Resolves Aliases.      32-bit clean.      Multifinder aware.  Large 16+3 digit display.  Hierarchical menu of user functions.  Includes many functions for converting between different weights and measures.  Quick, one click, conversion between decimal, hexadecimal and binary numbers.  AND, OR, NOT, XOR, ROL, ROR and other extra functions in hex and binary mode.  30 named user constants, 10 for each mode.  'Undo' of any action.  'Minimize' button to shrink the calculator when not in use.  Enhanced graphics when viewed on a 256 colour or 16 gray (or better) screen.  Colour graphics and help screens are stored in separate plug-in extensions.  Runs on any Mac with System 7.x.x or greater, with or without Color Quickdraw.And of course it's freeware. If you only download one calculator this year, give this a try... Version 1.0.2 fixes some bugs that caused problems on colour macs, notablythose with 16 and 24-bit displays. Vast speed increases too on some 8-bit screens. Shouldn't turn bright orange at inconvenient moments either. Someother silent bug-fixes and support for the ',' key as a decimal separator.(More importantly, there are a ton of new easter eggs ;-)James Thomson ([e-mail])---#### BINHEX     peeping-tom-11.hqx   ****From macmod Sun Sep 19 10:53:48 1993From: [e-mail]: Sun, 19 Sep 93 08:48:01 -0700Subject: Peeping Tom 1.1Peeping Tom v1.1    9/93Copyright )1993, Bret OlmstedAll Rights Reserved.Peeping Tom is a shareware init/background application thatkeeps track of the current applications and desk accessoriesthat are open.  When processes are quit, Peeping Tom writesthe information that it has on the dead process to a text filein the System Folder.  The log file shows information on wheneach process was started and the total time it ran.  PeepingTom also shows the average CPU usage of the process.  Thepercentage represents how much the process used of the CPUwhile the process was running.Peeping Tom is very useful for monitoring computers.  PeepingTom sits in the background and silently monitors the user'sactivities.  It keeps track of time spent on the computer,which is perfect for those who bill their customers on a hourlybasis.  Peeping Tom outputs to a text file that can then beeasily searched.While running, Peeping Tom takes almost no processing timeaway from other applications.  Because of this, the times inthe log file can be off by as much as three seconds (which isa very small price to pay).  Peeping Tom comes alive everyfive seconds and scans for processes.  Any process's that havedied are immediately logged to the log file. The default file type is 'TEXT' and the default creator typeis 'KAHL'.  This can very easily be changed using a programlike ResEdit.  I have created a template to make the changingof these settings very easy.Peeping Tom requires System 7 because of the Process Managerdependence.#### TEXT       personal-press-20-to-201-updt.txt   ****This updater can create a fully working version of personal press from scratch,so it has been removed.  Hopefully, a good updater will be submitted sometimesoon.  Sorry for the problems.    Cheers,        Gorodn (info-mac moderator/archivist)#### BINHEX     personal-references-hc.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1993 15:00:54 +0100 From: Henry S Bloomfield <[e-mail]>Subject: Personal references stack [Moderators: This should go in /card]Enclosed is a personal references stack I've been working on fairlyintermitently for the last couple of years. It allows you to keep a file ofthe references pertinent to your work, to view them easily and to dovarious searches on them. You can also print them all out, export them tothe clipboard, etc.It doesn't yet handle the standard ACM references format (but it might oneday!).It's easy to use, so I won't say much about that side of it. An examplefile of references and cursory instructions are provided.Version history.version ? - version 1.4    Slow development, a few rewrites, that kind ofthingversion 1.5                You can now print out the results of searches                           You can print the index                           Automatic compaction of the stack                           Most of the externals have been updated to their                           latest versions.version 1.5.1              First public version! - lots of tidying up.                           You can now change the font of data fieldsHenry Bloomfield--  HCI Group, CS Dept.                    Phone: [phone]  Queen Mary and Westfield College         Fax: [phone]  University of London  Mile End Road, London E1 4NS#### BINHEX     phone-book-26.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 7 Mar 92 12:22:06 CST From: Kenneth B. Kirksey <[e-mail]>Subject: PhoneBootDA 2.6.2 PhoneBook is a DA that manages your phone lists, dials numbers through theMac speaker or modem, times your phone calls, prints envelopes, and muchmore. The dialing capability is the most extensive of any package outthere. The interface is the best and fastest around.Version 2.6 is a complete overhaul, and is now fully with System 7.0,32-bit memory, 68040 machines, and everything else I can think of. Theinterface for printing envelopes is much cleaner, and it remembers whichfile you saved last, and opens that one by default. Many bugs in the editorhave been fixed, and all maximum field lengths have been expanded. The memofield now holds up to 512 characters and is bomb-proof.2.6.2 fixes bugs that prevented the modem from dialing, and that preventedcommand-keys from working properly in the edit window. There's also someother minor fixes, so read the readme file if you've had problems with2.6.1.#### BINHEX     phone-book-plus-26.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 22 Feb 92 11:07:31 CST From: Kenneth B. Kirksey <[e-mail]>Subject: PhoneBook Plus 2.6.1 PhoneBook Plus is multi-featured program with many niceties for handling that long list of names and addresses usually managed by a Rolodex, Hypercard, or some other clumsy tool.  It sports the slickest interface around, extensive phone dialing features, envelope printing, and  a robust phone call timer.  For those of you who never found the perfect phone program, this may be it! PhoneBook Plus has all of the features the PhoneBook DA has, plus it can open multiple files, import and export text files, print reports and display the phone log. Version 2.6:  Many new features and bug fixes.  PhoneBook Plus now contains all the functions of PhoneBook DA plus everything else it used to do.  It can also open multiple phonebooks simultaneously and cut/copy/paste between them.  The Import interface has been improved.  PhoneBook now remembers the last file you had open and opens that one by default.  Preferences are now stored in a separate file in the System folder (separate from the phonebook) so if you copy someone elseUs phonebook, you donUt lose your preferences.  ThereUs a new TRespect Local Area CodeU option that lets you specify that numbers in the local area code shouldnUt be treated as long distance numbers.  The reports have been revamped, a lot of interface has been cleaned up, and there are a few more key shortcuts.  The interface for specifying Envelope Setup has been greatly improved. Version 2.6.1 Late bug fixes (these things NEVER pop up until you release itI)Under System 7.0, if there is no preferences file, PhoneBook now looks for the Main PhoneBook file in the System Folder instead of the Preferences folder.  Printing Envelopes with a return address now prints the return address you enter, not the recipientUs address.#### BINHEX     phonebook-plus-stf-10.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Ken Hancock)Subject: [*] Phonebook Plus STF 1.0 Date: Thu, 4 Mar 1993 20:39:32 -0500 (EST) Phonebook Plus extends the functionality of FaxSTF's phone book by addingsettings for your current phone environment.  After installation, whenyou print your documents from FaxPrint, a "Phonebook Plus" button willbe added to the bottom of the Print dialog. Phonebook Plus 1.0 allows you set the local area code, outside lineprefix, long distance prefix, and to force calls within the local areacode to be dialed as long distance.  Phonebook Plus 1.0 will also workwith private-labeled versions of FaxSTF such as the PSI PowerModem IV. Phonebook Plus is freeware.  StuffIt 3.0 archive enclosed. Enjoy! Ken#### BINHEX     photoshop-25-memory-patch.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 7 Apr 1993 03:08:11 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Tony Huang)Subject: [*] Photoshop 2.5 Memory Patch This is a patch (a plug-in) for Photoshop 2.5.  It fixes a bug that causesthe occasional "not enough memory" message in version 2.5 when trying toopen or save files on some machines with more than 24 megabytes allocatedto Photoshop. READ the readme file carefully before installing it (itaffects the performance slightly).Tony [e-mail]#### BINHEX     photoshop-expressions-22.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Jim Bumgardner)Subject: Expression Photoshop Filter v 2.2 Date: Thu, 18 Mar 93 12:21:20 PST Expression 2.2 with doc.This is a Photoshop filter which creates images by evaluatinga mathematical expression for each pixel and coloring the pixelaccording to the result.It can create beautiful abstract images, useful test patterns anddo limited image processing.Used with Adobe Premiere, it can create very nice movies of zooms into the Mandelbrot and Julia sets.Uploaded by the author.  Contact him at [e-mail]#### BINHEX     photoshop-expressions-30b.hqx   ****From "[e-mail] (Jim Bumgardner)" Wed Sep  8 02:44:12 1993From: [e-mail] (Jim Bumgardner)Subject: Exp30b.sit.hqx Expression Photoshop Filter Date: Tue, 7 Sep 93 17:24:10 PDT Exp30b.sit.hqxExpression Photoshop FilterRequires Color Mac with 68881 FPURequires Adobe Photoshop or Premiere or other Image ProcessingSoftware that accepts Photoshop plug-ins.Expression is a Photoshop filter that can create images that changeover time according to a mathematical formula or expression (thus thename).Expression can be used to make psychedelic animated movies, fractal zooms,special effects, textures such as marble, clouds and wood and more.This version fixes two bugs, one of which caused it to crash inPremiere and NIH Image (among others) and another which caused some ofthe presets to work improperly.Uploaded by the author.#### BINHEX     photoshop-kit.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 11 Mar 91 11:25:29 -0800From: Martin Fong <[e-mail]>Subject: Adobe PhotoShop Development Kit (Complete)Moderators, please replace my previous Adobe PhotoShop Development Kitposting with this submission.The following file is a self-extracting StuffIt archive containing thecomplete Adobe PhotoShop Module Development Kit (-- this is the samekit that Mike Kelly used to produce the PhotoShop University of UtahRLE import/export modules).  Although it was obtained directly fromAdobe, there appear to be no restrictions on its use or distribution.     Martin Fong            [e-mail]     Senior Software Engineer     SRI International, 408-62     333 Ravenswood Avenue     Menlo Park, CA    94025------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     photoshop-photo-cd.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 5 Dec 1992 22:37:12 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Tony Huang)Subject: [*]Adobe Photoshop PhotoCD plug-in module This Adobe Photoshop plug-in module makes images on Kodak PhotoCD directlyaccessible within Photoshop. It was released about a month ago and thenwithdrawn by Adobe due to reported bugs. It has just been reposted to thecomercial info services (I downloaded from AOL). The posting date is12/5/92. However, the file is still dated 11/11/92. The "Read Me" fileseems to suggest that bugs were not found but it wasn't very clear on thatpoint. I can't test it since I don't have access to a PhotoCD and drive atthis time. If anyone has a IIvx or Performa 600 with built-in AppleCD 300i(I believe a PhotoCD sampler comes with the drive), please test the plug-inand let me if it works or not.Tony [e-mail]#### BINHEX     photoshop-twain.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 2 Dec 1992 09:37:30 -0700 From: [e-mail]: [*]Photoshop TWAIN Plug-In module Photoshop TWAIN Plug-in is a plug-in module for Adobe Photoshop. It allowsPhotoshop users to control their TWAIN-compatible devices (such as the HPand the new MicroTek scanners, as well as some video frame grabbers) and Itwas downloaded from the Adobe Forum on CompuServe. (There was anothermodule that allows Photoshop users to access Photo CD. However, it waspulled from the Forum by Adobe because of bugs. It should be reposted theresoon.)Moderators: I don't know what Adobe's distribution policy is since theprogram was not available on AOL (I'd been looking for it there since itwas announced in MacWeek).Please don't post it if anyone is aware that theprogram was NOT to be distributed on the net.Tony [e-mail]#### BINHEX     pica-calc-2.hqx   ****Date: 23 Jul 1993 16:56:45 -0600 From: "pfterry" <[e-mail]>Subject: Pica Calculator 2.sea This file contains the Jim Lewis' PicaCalc2 DA, with documentation. Designedspecifically for desktop publishing, it allows the user to make computationswhich involve a mixture of picas, points and inches. The perfect companion DAfor precision drawing and page layout programs. Supports over 94 functions andhas 15 non-volitile memories that remember values even if you shut your computer off. Full keyboard control. Docs in file PC2DOC.SEA. Updated file withnew features. Auth: Jim Lewis.  Ref: MacWEEK 7/10/90. Shareware $20. 182K.#### BINHEX     pica-calc-20-doc.hqx   ****Date: 23 Jul 1993 16:56:01 -0600 From: "pfterry" <[e-mail]>Subject: Pica Calc2 Docs.sea This is the preliminary release documentation set for the Pica  Calculator 2(file PICALC.SEA). It consists of both a User's Guide and a Programmer's Guide in stand-alone document form. No application is required for printing or viewing. This  documentation is probably necessary to fully enjoy all of the PC2 features. Auth: Jim Lewis.  Ref: MacWEEK 7/10/90. 232K.#### BINHEX     picasso-jr-demo.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 18 Dec 92 09:24 PST From: [e-mail] (Mark S. Bubien)Picasso Jr. is a drawing program for children ages 4 to 12.Full color & BW support, sounds, color/BW printing, funto use, and extensible.  Fully tested by children ranging inages from 3 to 15!Beginning artists of all ages will enjoy this easy-to-use draw program, which was designed to let you create pictures andinteract with them, without any prior drawing program experience.Picasso Jr. is unique in its use of pre-drawn objects, ratherthan merely providing you with drawing tools.Lots of great features that make this program seem more likea game than a drawing program!I posted this for a friend.  Contact him at:[e-mail] here---------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     pict-ripper-20.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 05 Oct 92 15:10:13 EDT From: "Allan M. Bloom" <[e-mail]>Subject: PICT Ripper Version 2 A Tektronix technical support type just sent me a newer version of thePICT Ripper program that is in the archives, and I thought I would shareit with the group. This should replace [app/pict-ripper-8804.hqx] in thearchives. The submission is a self extracting archive containing the PICTRipper application and documentation (MacWrite II) that I extracted fromthe program's built-in help system. The following is from the author'sintroduction:PICT Ripper, by Scott Gillespie, is a public domain program:  it may bedistributed and copied without restriction.  The author makes noguarantees of any kind about anything. Here is a quick summary of whatPICT Ripper does:*  Object-Oriented Text Overlay.  PICT Ripper allows you to lay anynumber of text objects on top of PICT files.  When the resulting PICTsare printed, the text is printed at whatever resolution the currentprinter supports.  Therefore, you can take a bit-mapped PICT file createdwith Modern Artist or PixelPaint and print it with high-resolution textsuperimposed.  If you have a high-res color printer PICT Ripper is idealfor creating color presentation graphics.*  Object-Oriented PICT Overlay.  PICT objects may now be pasted in fromthe Clipboard and manipulated in the same way as text objects.*  Printing.  PICT Ripper allows you to print any portion or all of aPICT file.  If you have a Tektronix 4693D Color Image Printer (300 dpiThermal Transfer), special PICT Ripper options allow you to take fulladvantage of the 93D's various sizing options.  You can also printposters and print reduced pictures.*  General PICT Manipulation.  You can create new PICT files from anypart of an existing PICT file, or from a PICT object on the clipboard.Also, any part of a PICT file may be copied to the clipboard.#### BINHEX     pict-show-15.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Thu, 6 May 93 11:45:17 EDT Subject: PICTshow15.hqx PICTshow a small slideshow program for viewing PICT-files, listening tosounds and viewing QT-Movies on a color-capable Macintosh.Versions >= 1.1 require System 7.0 (Please contact me for version 1.0)Changes in version 1.5 :- Added preview window, that contains the QT-Preview of the selected  picture. The window is resizeable.- Added menu for printing all previews (30-40 previews / page)  Works in color on Color Printers. (Looks great on the HP550C!!)- When movies are played, +/- keys change the sound volume.  Mouse button aborts current movie.- Added balloon helpOliver [e-mail]  #### BINHEX     picts-to-movie-10.hqx   ****Subject: PICTs to Movie 1.0 Date: Tue, 14 Jul 92 13:50:17 +0100 From: David Rees <[e-mail]>Takes a sequence of numbered PICT files, and creates a QuickTimemovie with choice of colours, frame rate, compression system and quality.Any bit depth PICT may be used, and different sized PICTs may be mixed (thoughthe output movie size is determined by the first frame). In addition, everyNth frame may be read, allowing for quick previews.Requires System 6.0.8 + QuickTime extensions, or System 7 + QuickTime extension,and 1.5 meg of memory.Used with RenderMan to create the QuickTime movie - `To the giant'.The program is workware - if you know of a good computer graphics job/consultancygoing spare (especially SF & Bay Area or Southern England), please send mean email - otherwise, its free!--------------------David Rees,[e-mail]--------------------Binhexed Compactor Pro archive.#### BINHEX     picture-decompress-201.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 1 Dec 91 21:48:58 GMT-0500 From: [e-mail] (James Stricherz)Subject: PictureDecomPress 2.0.1 I got this off the network, and I think someone out there willappreciate having [e-mail]=================Begin forwarded News=====================This is PictureDecomPress 2.0.1, a JPEG decompressor and viewerfor the Macintosh. It is free, but copyright by StormTechnology, Inc., publishers of the PicturePress JPEGcompression system. For more information, phone Storm at415-691-1111.#### BINHEX     planet-50.hqx   ****From: Lars Gislen <[e-mail]>Date: Mon, 21 Jun 93 11:28:09 +0200 Subject: Planet 5.0 There is a bug in Planet 4.x affecting the coordinates of the moon for dates ore 1900. Please destroy existing versions of Planet 4.x and instead usethis Planet 5.0 where this bug is removed. I am grateful to J.C. Eade fordrawing my attention to this bug.LArs [e-mail]#### BINHEX     poor-mans-newton-11-hc.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 1 Oct 93 10:03:16 MSTFrom: "Joe Cicinelli" <[e-mail]>Poor Mans Newton v1.1(C) Copyright 1993, Joseph G. CicinelliAll Rights Reserved.What is it?Poor Mans Newton is a HyperCard stack that contains address and telephoneinformation and generally behaves like Apples new Personal Digital Assistant(PDA), the Newton MessagePad.  If you are like me and you cant afford to buyone of these high tech tools, here is your chance to own a virtual one thatcan used on your Macintosh.Whats New in this Version:- Fixes a few cosmetic errors.- Adds a Calendar to the Dates button.- Can now dial telephone numbers that are selected in any field.- Can now select your favorite Newton sound.#### BINHEX     popcorn-101.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 19 Jan 92 01:42:16 EST From: Leonard Rosenthol <[e-mail]>Subject: Popcorn101.sit.hqx Popcorn(TM) is an application which will allow you to view and edit movies compatible with the QuickTime(TM) Movie Toolbox. It is compatible with both System 6 and System 7 provided that the QuickTime extension is installed, however Popcorn can run in a 'browse' mode when it is unable to play movies.             Popcorn will allow you to open, play & edit multiple movies all at the same time using the standard Movie Controller.  In addition to being able to play a movie forwards or backwards and control its volume, you can repeat a movie (loop) indefinitely or even attempt a palindrome (forward then backwards).  You may also choose to resize a movie to see it at a larger or smaller scale.When running under System 7, Popcorn is able to take advantage of the new features of that operating system.  In addition to being able to "Drag & Drop" movies onto Popcorn, it supports the required Apple events and offers Balloon Help(TM) for all of its menus & dialogs.        Popcorn is being made available for free distribution by its authors, AladdinSystems, Inc.  You may use and distribute Popcorn for all but commercialpurposes.  See the enclosed Read Me for more information about Popcorn.Leonard RosentholAladdin Systems, Inc.#### BINHEX     post-calc-10.hqx   ****Date: 11 Apr 1993 14:22:14 -0600 (CST) From: BERNIE FOULK <[e-mail]>Post Calc 1.0    If you have found ‘normal’ in-fixcalculators cumbersome and you wish that a post-fix calculator existed for the Mac, Post Calcis for you.    Watch it will add, subtract, multiply anddivide right before your eyes in a fury ofcomputing power.  Better yet, it has really coolbuttons!  But, don’t spend all day clicking. You’ve got towels to fold.    Post Calc is freeware and is completelycopyrighted by Brian D. Barnhart, 1993.  It waswritten in THINK C, so portions copyrightedSymantic.  It may not be distributed on any massshareware/freeware deals so look out for myhired task force.  This file must be includedwith the Post Calc 1.0 application.    For information about Post Calc, pleasewrite to me at:        Brian D. Barnhart    11714 Mastin Apt 2611    Overland Park, KS  66210#### BINHEX     power-point-viewer-30.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 12 Jan 93 14:08:53 +0100 From: Jay Rolls <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Microsoft PowerPoint 3.0 Demo (Viewer) Enclosed is an application from Microsoft called "PowerPoint Viewer" thatcame bundled with the new PowerPoint 3.0.  Documentation indicates it maybe freely distributed.  This viewer allows one to "view" PowerPoint documents in a slide showlike format.  Not only will it view 3.0 docs, but earlier versions aswell.  Also included are two demo docs which show off the new featuresof PP 3.0.  While viewing a slide show, you can also "etch" on thescreen with the mouse, advance and rewind, as well as other options.Press SHIFT-? during a slide show to display the options.I found the demo presentations to be very impressive, especially in color.The demo docs won't display in full glory without Truetype fonts and theZapf Dingbats font.Jay RollsBBN Communications, Stuttgart, Germany#### BINHEX     prefs-cleaner-11.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 14 Apr 93 15:36:54 +0200 From: [e-mail] (Luc Pauwels)Subject: PrefsCleaner_1.1.hqx PrefsCleaner 1.1 (c) 1993 by Luc PauwelsSystem 7.0 introduces a new organization for the System Folder, whichcontains a set of new subdirectories to hold related files.  The Finderuses these subdirectories to facilitate file management for the user.PrefsCleaner examines the Preferences Folder and erases all 'orphaned'preferences files. (i.e. preferences files for which the application ordesk accessory or whatever created them, can't be found anymore on anyof the mounted volumes).PrefsCleaner 1.1 is system 7-dependent.  It fixes a bug in version 1.0causing the application to crash unexpectedly.  Version 1.1 also introducessome nice new features:  - Orphaned prefs files can be moved to the trash folder enabling the user    to undo any mistakes.  - Empty subfolders can now be removed from the Preferences Folder too.  - International system support.Shareware: The shareware fee for PrefsCleaner is $15.You can distribute this software by giving it to friends, upload it to a BBSor to on-line services like Compuserve and AOL.  You may also send it to anyftp site. Basically you can distribute it any way you like, as long as youdon't ask any money for it, other than a small charge related to distributioncosts (cost of a disk, postage or download fee).  PrefsCleaner must bedistributed together with the unmodified documentation and the registrationform.You may not sell this product or bundle it with any other products(commercial or other) without explicit written permission by the author ofthis software.Luc PauwelsE-mail: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     premier-expression-filter.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 25 Jul 92 14:50:26 -0700 From: Jon Pugh <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Expression2.hqx Here is the Adobe Premier filter I used to make the Mandelbrot movie onftp.apple.com as /pub/pugh/quicktime/mandelbrot.bin.  Be sure to downloadthe movie in binary.  The filter submission is binhexed though.There are instructions included.  This filter does a bunch of things, including Julia sets and a variety of Mandelbrots.Jon#### BINHEX     preschool-primer-10-hc.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 25 Feb 93 18:13:04 PST From: [e-mail] (Dave Kemsley)Subject: Preschool Primer 1.0 o Requirements o     At least a 12" monitor (can be modified to fit smaller screens)     Hypercard 2.0     Minimal hypercard scripting abilities      Sound input capabilities if you want to fully customize this stack.o About This Stack oThis stack is "e-mail ware." It stack was created over a period of aboutthree years for my Son, Christopher. I have periodically added new featuresas the need arose. It has helped Christopher learn his "ABC's" when he wasabout two and a half. It helped him memorize several phone numbersincluding 911 and his own phone number by the time he was three and a half(looking back I ask myself if this really was a good idea). It helped usprovide a simple method to try to teach him about child safety. Recently, Iadded a card to help him to learn the days of the week (he's almost 5 now).This stack consists of 5 simple cards (but uses a lot of sounds, thus itssize: 840K uncompressed):   o Phone Numbers    Resembles a touch-tone keypad with spoken numbers.                                     Optionally touch-tones are played when                                     the buttons are clicked. Several                                     buttons exist to teach the child                                     important phone numbers.   o The Alphabet         Speaks the alphabet and has several buttons to spell                                     special words like Grandmother, Mommy, etc.   o Numbers               Speaks the numbers from 0-109. It also teaches even                                    and odd numbers and can count by fives                                     and tens.   o Child Safety           This tries to teach the child:                                        (1) Not to let anyone pick him/her up                                                (from school, for example) with-                                               out  that person knowing a                                                prearranged "secret word."                                        (2) Not to play with electrical plugs.                                        (3) Not to open the door until (s)he                                                 asks, "Who is it?"   o Days of the Week  Speaks the days of the week. Includes "Today is..."                                    "Yesterday was..." and "Tomorrow is...."EnjoyDavid Kemsley#### TEXT       printer-maze-3d-ps.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (David Bau)Date: Tue, 27 Oct 92 14:53:24 -0500 Subject: 3d-printer-maze.ps This is my second of two new postscript maze submissions.This file optionally allows tunnel crossings (3-D) and has a "twistiness"parameter which you can vary to change the overall look of the maze.  Itsupports squarish as well as curvy pipe-like tunnels (although it's alwaysbased on a square grid), and, like the previous one, it is scalable and itcan optionally produce an answer page.  It does not, however, supportmultipage mazes, so if you want huge mazes, don't throw out the other file.The tunnel crossings make the mazes quite formidable to solve by hand.To get mazes, just send this postscript file to your printer, and it willrandomly generate a maze and print it out.  If you are having troublegetting mazes out of the file, you have to make sure that the file beginswith the %! line, and have to send the file directly to your printer,either by usinging Adobe's free program SendPS, in the info-mac#### TEXT       printer-maze-big-ps.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (David Bau)Date: Tue, 27 Oct 92 14:43:15 -0500 Subject: big-printer-maze.ps I have two new postscript maze submissions.  The first, this file, isintended to replace the file misc/printer-maze.ps.Please call this file big-printer-maze.psIf you have a postscript printer, this is a slick way to generate mazes.Just send this postscript file to your printer, and it will randomlygenerate a maze and print it out.  You can modify the numbers appearingat the beginning of the file to change the appearance of the maze orto change the page size or the number of pages taken up by the maze.You can even get the printer to print out an answer page.If you are having trouble getting mazes out of the file, you have to makesure that the file begins with the %! line, and have to send the filedirectly to your printer, either by usinging Adobe's free program SendPS,in the info-mac archives or the System 7 Laserwriter utility.#### TEXT       printer-maze-ps.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (David Bau)Date: Tue, 6 Oct 92 14:35:31 -0400 Subject: misc/printer-maze.ps [apologies for the quick resubmission.  i've been advised to put a (c) mark][at the beginning of the file before distributing it.  as an added bonus,  ][the code of this version is a few bytes shorter due to a small fix.       ]This unusual submission is for those mac users near postscript printers.After I put my after-dark maze screensaver on the archives there were manyrequests for a way of producing maze hardcopies.  If you have a postscriptprinter, this is a cool way of doing it.  Just send this postscript file toyour printer, and it will randomly generate a maze and print it out.  Youhave to make sure that the file begins with the %! line, and if you arehaving trouble getting mazes out of the file, use the program SendPS, inthe info-mac archives.If you fiddle with the options at the top of the file, you can get multi-page#### BINHEX     private-secretary.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 8 Jul 1992 13:49:29 -0800 From: [e-mail]: Private Secretary 2.2.3 The basic function of Private Secretary  is to monitor the  phone via aHayes  compatible autodial modem and notify you on your pager and/or phoneat another location that a call came in.  This allows you the freedom to beaway from your phone and still respond quickly to incoming calls. Inaddition, Private Secretary  can send routine reminders to you, dispatchcalls to small groups and report to you when power has been restored aftera power failure (registered copies only).=========================================================================Robert Hess                                       America Online: RHessJrMacWEEK Systems Administrator                     CIS: 72511,333301 Howard                                        CONNECT: MACWEEKSan Francisco, CA 94105                           AppleLink: MACWEEK(415) 243-3576 (voice)                            GEnie: MACWEEK(415) 243-3651 (fax)#### BINHEX     probability-calculator.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 30 Oct 92 16:22:15 EST From: Richard Miller <[e-mail]>Subject: Probability Calculator for Statistical Distributions Attached is the Probability calculator by Mike MillerThis shareware allows the user to calculate the probability of obtaininga value from a Normal, Students t, Chi-Square, F, or binomialdistribution that is as extreme or more extreme than the value enteredby the user.  This application was developed for use on a Macintoshusing some form of System 7.0.  However, it may operate under otherversions of the Macintosh Operating System and has been shown to operateunder System 6.This software may be used to circumvent the use of lookup tables.However, it was originally written to allow the calculation ofprobabilities for the F distribution when the degrees of freedom arenon-integer values.  The calculation of these probabilities fornoninteger degrees of freedom may be especially useful to theexperimenter who wishes to obtain probability values after applying theGreenhouse-Geisser correction during an analysis of variance.  It shouldbe noted that all distributions, except the binomial, will accept andcalculate probabilities for distributions using non-integer degrees offreedom.I would like to hear any suggestions for improvement that you may have.If you have comments, you may send them to the address in the ABOUT boxor you may send me a note via Email ([e-mail]).The file is a hex file, with a Disk Doubler Self Extracting Archive enclosed.(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     professor-x.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 19 Jul 93 22:54:10 MDT From: [e-mail] (Karl Thomas)Have you ever talked to your computer, has your computer ever talked back?  Ifyou have used a program like Eliza then you probably were stunned at first andthen quickly became tired of limited responses and responses that didn't makeany sense.  If you haven't, then you are in for a treat.Professor X simulates a very understanding, usually nonjudgemental,psychotherapist.  It's a very short download give it try!Cost of Registration:All I'm asking for is that all downloaders please send me E-mail or snail mail.What's New About v.3.01) Over 150 more responses and many more subjects2) Bug Fixes 3) Options to Load, Save, and Print Sessions 4) Pleading for E-mail throughout documentation.5) Doesn't access hard drive after each response. 6) Includes Macintalk support as well as built in voice synthesis. 7) Less likely to crash your MacWhat's Old About v.3.0:1) A HUGE number of responses and keywords. 2) UPGRADE option.  Minor changescan be incorporated directly into the program. No need to download entire file.3) Excellent support for registered users.#### BINHEX     programs-for-chemistry-demo.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 17 Aug 93 17:51:40 EDTFrom: Paul Reed <[e-mail]>Subject: Programs-for-Chemistry.cpt.hqxThis demonstration program contains sample pages from a set of eighteducational modules (four tutorials and four quizzes) on Chemical Bonding.  The subjects treated are Lewis Structures, VSEPR, Hybridization of Atomic Orbitals, and Crystal Structure. The modules have been designed to complement the teaching of introductory chemistry either in high school or in college.Requires Mac IIx or better, 3MB free RAM, 13-inch or larger colormonitor.Paul Reed       Michigan State University        [e-mail]----------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     proportions-10.hqx   ****From "Santa Claus <[e-mail]>" Sun Sep 12 00:39:34 1993Date: Sat, 11 Sep 93 19:53:17 CDT From: Santa Claus <[e-mail]>Subject: Proportions 1.0 This is an application meant to be used with magazine layouts.It calculates proportional enlargements and reductions, returnscorrect demensions, percentage change, and in 16th inches.#### BINHEX     psi-23.hqx   ****From: Markus Fromherz <[e-mail]>Subject: PSI 2.3 Date: Tue, 7 Jul 1992 11:15:49 PDT    PSI     2.3 / July 5, 1992   Personal System for Information Management and RetrievalThis newest version of PSI doesn't introduce much new functionality,but I cleaned up a bit and made PSI smaller in the process.Changes since 2.2:  - The find selection dialog can show either the first or the first    two field values of the found cards.  - File manipulation is now in menu `File' for both PSI and text files.  - The import of numbers is done correctly.  - PSI needs less run-time memory (1MB)!Changes since 2.0:   - Windows adapt better to small screens (SE, Classic).   - Export procedures can define font information (in RTF).See the Read Me file for more information.PSI runs on all Macs with System 6 or 7 and at least 2MB of main memory(1MB under System 6 without MultiFinder).Note that PSI is not yet 32-bit clean; if you get a type 1 errorwhen trying to run PSI, you have to switch to 24-bit mode.About PSI:PSI is a handy system for the management and retrieval of yourpersonal data, be it addresses, CD collections, or bibliographicreferences. It is intended for the non-commercial user. It may notbe as full-fledged as some data-base systems, but has many featuresthat you won't find in most commercial systems. Also, you may findit easier to set up and faster to use. (Try the sample sessions!)PSI is useful for a broad range of data. Indexing with descriptorsmakes searching for the data you need fast, and the interface toother data-base formats (import and export) is quite powerful.PSI is shareware. Give it a try - and if you decide to use it,please register and send $20 to one of the addresses given in thedocumentation. (Site-license rates are available.)If you have questions, send me e- or p-mail.Markus P.J. Fromherz             <[e-mail]>255 S. Rengstorff Av. #180Mountain View, CA 94040USA---#### BINHEX     pspice-51.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 23 Mar 1992 15:09:35 -0700From: [e-mail]: pspice-51.hqx  This is version 5.1 of PSpice for the Mac.  It was released in January1991, and it will run under System 7.  It requires a Math Co-Processor, andruns quite fast.  This should replace pspice-50a.hqx in the app directory.  PSpice is a circuit simulator.  You enter in the circuit, and describethe various componants and PSpice will compute the volatages and currentsat the nodes.  You can have PSpice run tests such as sweeping a voltage orcurrent source, and PSpice will output the results.  PSpice also comes with Probe, a program that takes the data PSpicecreates and plots it graphically.  I did find a problem trying to copy the graphs from Probe to theclipboard.  Every so often, Probe creates a graph that looks great, butwhen you copy it to the clipboard and try to paste it into anything (like aword processor or the scrapbook), the program you are trying to paste thegraphic into will crash.  Also, sometimes the graphs look funny after theyare pasted into another application.  Usually a simple re-copy and re-pastesolves the problem.  All in all, PSpice v5.1 is not bad for a program thatwas developed on an IBM PC and ported to the Mac.  Thanks to those who responded to my query for the latest version ofPSpice.  A special thanks to one who wishes to remain un-named forproviding me with this latest version of PSpice.     - Brad Stone       Computer Support Coordinator       Brigham Young [e-mail]#### BINHEX     qltools.hqx   ****From: ROBERTO AVANZI 338188/SM <[e-mail]>Subject: QLTools on the Mac Date: Sat, 14 Nov 92 11:37:26 MET Hey!       This is qltools, a simple tool for manipulating QL files.       It compiles ok on the Macintosh platform under the Think C       environment provided you use libraries compiled with 4 byte ints       and the 4 byte int option turned on (Roberto Avanzi).#### BINHEX     qm-biff.hqx   ****Subject: QM-Biff 1.0 Date: Mon, 08 Mar 93 13:08:35 -0800 From: "Patrick C. Beard" <[e-mail]>About QM Biff------------Do flashing icons get on your nerves? Do you ever envy your UNIXbrethren with their fancy mailbox icons? As a long-time user ofQuickMail, I finally decided that I wanted to have a better way to seeif I have mail; hence QM Biff was born.What It Does-----------QM Biff consists of two parts, an extension (yeah, one more INIT toinstall!) and a miniature application. The INIT knows whetherQuickMail thinks you have mail or not, but keeps the icon fromflashing. Instead, the application indicates whether you have mail bydisplaying one of two pictures (which you can select).Patrick C. BeardP. O. Box 73493Davis, CA [e-mail]#### BINHEX     quark-31-pagemaker-filter.hqx   ****Date: 12 Jul 92 19:49:00 EDT From: "BURGER,DAVE" <[e-mail]>Subject: PageMaker Filter for Quark 3.1 Here (hopefully) is the Quark XTension that allows the import of AldusPageMaker documents (v. 4.0 and 4.2) into Quark XPress 3.1. I say"hopefully" because I'm not sure if I mailed it correctly... :-(To quote the documentation, "This beta copy of the Aldus PageMakerXTension is provided for testing purposes only. No guarantee of any kindis made regarding its fitness for any purpose other than testing. Not allfeatures planned ofr the final version of the XTension are implemented."Enjoy,David [e-mail].S. - If there are mailing problems, drop me a line, and I'll try again...#### BINHEX     quark-cursorpos.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 7 Nov 93 18:41:56 MET From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] QuarkXPress Xtension demo: CursorPos The enclosed demo of a Quark XPress Xtension was distributed by SWIPHandels AG, the Swiss distributor of QuarkXPress. Please note that  SWIPtakes no responsibility for the demo - they just made it available to allQuarkXPress users here.I myself have no connection with SWIP, Quark, or the author(s) of theenclosed Xtension. Following below is the part of the description from the"Readme"-file. The archive is compressed using CompactPro 1.34.The CursorPos extension to QuarkXPress provides a floating paletteto continuously display the position of the text cursor.#### BINHEX     quark-doublesave.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 7 Nov 93 18:45:06 MET From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] QuarkXPress Xtension demo: DoubleSave The enclosed demo of a Quark XPress Xtension was distributed by SWIPHandels AG, the Swiss distributor of QuarkXPress. Please note that  SWIPtakes no responsibility for the demo - they just made it available to allQuarkXPress users here.I myself have no connection with SWIP, Quark, or the author(s) of theenclosed Xtension. Following below is the part of the description from the"Readme"-file. The archive is compressed using CompactPro 1.34.The DoubleSave XTension automaticly creates an extra backup of yourdocument after a save command. This extra copy can be storedeverywhere, even on a fileserver. The DoubleSave XTension isdeveloped for those who store, from a savety point of view, theirdocuments first on a fileserver, and after that, they save thedocument also on their local working station#### BINHEX     quark-extension-collection.hqx   ****From: "J. Rossi" <[e-mail]>Date: Fri, 19 Nov 93 17:27:27 GMTA few Xtensions from different authors and sources.This is a short description of what they do.Stamp 3.1    QuarkXTension for date & time stamping.SpeedOpenGives the ability to specify a default behaviour for the case ofdifferent settings. The command Utilities:SpeedOpenI opens adialog, that offers three options.PrintStatusAdds an item to the Utilities menu, appropriately enough calledPrintStatus. Selecting it will turn a check mark on or off.If the check mark is turned on the the status box will bedisplayed when printing.PiXize 1.1Adjusts the size of the selected picture box to match the boundsof the picture within it.ChangeCase XTensionAllows QuarkXPress users to change the case of characters in textboxes to either uppercase or lowercase by choosing the appropriatemenu item from the Utilities menu.ASave 3.1ASaveAdds a hierarchical auto-save menu to the Utilities menu. If oneof the time items is checked, Quark will automatically save thecurrent (frontmost) document after the elapsed (checked) time.A "Save As..." option is also available.Stars and StripesTo work with underlines and starbursts. Many features.Full docs included.I'm not the author---------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     quark-fcspress.hqx   ****From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Quark XPress Xtension: fcsPressDate: Thu, 9 Dec 93 00:15:18 METThe enclosed demo of a Quark XPress Xtension was distributed by SWIPHandels AG, the Swiss distributor of QuarkXPress. Please note that  SWIPtakes no responsibility for the demo - they just made it available to allQuarkXPress users here.I myself have no connection with SWIP, Quark, or the author(s) of theenclosed Xtension. Following below is the part of the description from the"Readme"-file. The archive is compressed using CompactPro 1.34.fcsPress is a QuarkXpress XTension designed specifically fornewspapers and other large periodicals that require networkcooperation between workers.When working with fcsPress the main editor will prepare a master pagein XPress, and he will assign an editor number to each box. Once thismaster page is ready, the XTension will split this document in asmany documents as there are editors assigned to it. The splittedfiles are placed in specified folders according to the group theybelong to. These files can be distributed on the network to eacheditor, who will fill in the text and picture boxes that he has beenassigned. Once the splitted files are ready fcsPress will join theminto a new single document ready for final printing.The main advantage of fcsPress over other systems is that each workeruses XPress to type his text, so he can see exactly how the finalpage will print, including hyphenation, colors, column placement,etc.#### BINHEX     quark-fsclock-20.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 7 Nov 93 18:47:27 MET From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] QuarkXPress Xtension demo: fcsLock 2.0 The enclosed demo of a Quark XPress Xtension was distributed by SWIPHandels AG, the Swiss distributor of QuarkXPress. Please note that  SWIPtakes no responsibility for the demo - they just made it available to allQuarkXPress users here.I myself have no connection with SWIP, Quark, or the author(s) of theenclosed Xtension. Following below is the part of the description from the"Readme"-file. The archive is compressed using CompactPro 1.34.fcsLock is a QuarkXpress XTension designed specifically fornewspapers and other large periodicals.  This XTension will allow aboss to disable any feature of Xpress so that other users are notable to modify certain aspects of Xpress documents. fcsLock candisable any menu item of Xpress, the measurements palette, as well asany creation tool.This copy of fcsLock is a demo version, and as such it can't beconfigured.  It will only disable the first menu item from every menuof Xpress, as well as the measurements palette, the rotation tool andthe linking tools. #### BINHEX     quark-kerning-palette.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 7 Nov 93 18:42:59 MET From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] QuarkXPress Xtension demo: Kerning Palette The enclosed demo of a Quark XPress Xtension was distributed by SWIPHandels AG, the Swiss distributor of QuarkXPress. Please note that  SWIPtakes no responsibility for the demo - they just made it available to allQuarkXPress users here.I myself have no connection with SWIP, Quark, or the author(s) of theenclosed Xtension. Following below is the part of the description from the"Readme"-file. The archive is compressed using CompactPro 1.34.The Kerning Palette is a kerning table editor, a professional toolfor modifying the kern pairs tables of Mac fonts. For those strivingto produce the absolute best type they can on their Macintosh, thepresence of a fast, convenient kerning table editor inside ofQuarkXPress is a terrific advantage. #### BINHEX     quark-limited-access.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 7 Nov 93 18:43:56 MET From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] QuarkXPress Xtension demo: Limited Access The enclosed demo of a Quark XPress Xtension was distributed by SWIPHandels AG, the Swiss distributor of QuarkXPress. Please note that  SWIPtakes no responsibility for the demo - they just made it available to allQuarkXPress users here.I myself have no connection with SWIP, Quark, or the author(s) of theenclosed Xtension. Following below is the part of the description from the"Readme"-file. The archive is compressed using CompactPro 1.34.Demonstration version“Ltd_XS” (for “Limited Access”) is a XTension for QuarkXPressallowing customisation seat by seat of QuarkXPress page make upsoftware. For example, “Ltd_XS” allow you to set up a layout onlyversion of QuarkXPress where only box creation will be possible. Inthis case, “Ltd_XS” will disable text editing fonctions as well asstyle sheet manipulation.“Ltd_XS” will also protect boxes from being deleted (Text boxes,Picture boxes or Rules). As you may have noticed, it is possible todelete locked boxes by using the backspace key in drag mode.#### BINHEX     quark-mimic.hqx   ****From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Quark XPress Xtension: MimicDate: Thu, 9 Dec 93 00:10:36 METThe enclosed demo of a Quark XPress Xtension was distributed by SWIPHandels AG, the Swiss distributor of QuarkXPress. Please note that SWIP takes no responsibility for the demo - they just made itavailable to all QuarkXPress users here.I myself have no connection with SWIP, Quark, or the author(s) of theenclosed Xtension. Sorry, but I don´t knopw what this Xtension does -I could not find a description in the readme-file. The archive iscompressed using CompactPro 1.34.#### BINHEX     quark-nudger.hqx   ****From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Quark XPress Xtension: NudgerDate: Thu, 9 Dec 93 00:11:31 METThe enclosed demo of a Quark XPress Xtension was distributed by SWIPHandels AG, the Swiss distributor of QuarkXPress. Please note that  SWIPtakes no responsibility for the demo - they just made it available to allQuarkXPress users here.I myself have no connection with SWIP, Quark, or the author(s) of theenclosed Xtension. Following below is the part of the description from the"Readme"-file. The archive is compressed using CompactPro 1.34.Nudger is a palette that can be used to set the nudge amount inQuarkXPress 3.1. To use Nudger, open the palette from the View menu.Enter the nudge amout in the palette and press enter. Optionally, youcan use the popup menu to set the nudge amount. That is all there isto this. #### BINHEX     quark-shortline-eliminator.hqx   ****From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: Quark XPress Xtension: Shortline EliminatorDate: Thu, 9 Dec 93 00:13:23 METThe enclosed demo of a Quark XPress Xtension was distributed by SWIPHandels AG, the Swiss distributor of QuarkXPress. Please note that SWIP takes no responsibility for the demo - they just made itavailable to all QuarkXPress users here.I myself have no connection with SWIP, Quark, or the author(s) of theenclosed Xtension. Following below is the part of the descriptionfrom the "Readme"-file. The archive is compressed using CompactPro1.34.The Shortline Eliminator extension to QuarkXPress automates the taskof detecting and correcting paragraphs with a short last line. Thedialog at the right shows the Shortlline Eliminator interface.When a paragraph with a short last line is detected the ShortlineEliminator adjusts the paragraph tracking by the amount you indicate.You specify what constitutes a short last line in terms of charactercount and/or a hyphenated last word. You control how the tracking ofthe paragraph may be altered to eliminate the short last line.  #### BINHEX     quark-typesetting-marks.hqx   ****From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Quark XPress Xtension: TypesettingMarksDate: Thu, 9 Dec 93 00:09:47 METThe enclosed demo of a Quark XPress Xtension was distributed by SWIPHandels AG, the Swiss distributor of QuarkXPress. Please note that  SWIPtakes no responsibility for the demo - they just made it available to allQuarkXPress users here.I myself have no connection with SWIP, Quark, or the author(s) of theenclosed Xtension. Following below is the part of the description from the"Readme"-file. The archive is compressed using CompactPro 1.34.When installed, TypesettingMarksXT adds a new entry to XPress’s Utilitiesmenu called Typesetting Marks. #### BINHEX     quark-xpress-31-to-311-updt.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Josh Hartmann)Subject: QuarkXPress 3.11 updater Date: Sun, 15 Nov 92 11:22:39 EST Included is a Compact Pro archive of a program that updates QuarkXPressfrom 3.1 to 3.11. In addition, I have included the new Frame Editor andXPress Tags Filter, as well as a readme file.Please note that I have received permission from Quark, which is noton the Internet, to post these to the net. I am not affiliated withQuark, however.Josh [e-mail]#### BINHEX     quick-mail-forms.hqx   ****Organization: BAKA Computers Inc. From: [e-mail] (Mark Anbinder)Date: Wed, 18 Mar 1992 12:49:49 EST Subject: MHA QM Forms 3 Subject:  MHA QM Forms 3MHA QuickMail Forms Collection 318 March 1992The attached collection of QuickMail forms is being released for theenjoyment of QuickMail users everywhere.  If you like these forms, PLEASELET ME KNOW!  I can be reached in any of several ways, all of which appearin the Read Me file contained within the StuffIt archive.Contributors to this collection include:   Steve Alburty   Jeffrey Anbinder   Joel Bender   Laura DeYoung   Seymour Joseph   Peter Krakow   Kim Midgette   Michael Rose   Cheryl Seland   Cornell Univ. Dept. of Residence Life   If you've created a neat QuickMail form and would like it distributed,please feel free to mail it to me; I'll add it to my next collection andmake you famous.Please note that QuickMail is a trademark of CE Software, Inc.  Also, someof the enclosed forms may include trademarks or registered trademarks of CEand other companies, and their use is intended only for personal enjoyment.This collection includes the following QM forms:  Bill ACK!  Biorhythm  Climber  Coffee Break  Courier Request  Deer  Duke Trust Me  Excellent!  Found the Problem  Friday  From the Desk of...  Gopher  Grown-Ups  Help... Desert Island  Hobbes What About  Lead  Minimalist  Monkeys  Outbound  PowerBook  QMonline 1.1  Question ?  Running right over  Shark Reply  Smokin' Orangeman  Soccer kick  Sylvester!  Tyrannosaurus  Well, you asked...--Mark H. Anbinder                      [e-mail] Computers, Inc.                  QuickMail QM-QM 607-257-2614200 Pleasant Grove Road               Fax  [phone]Ithaca, NY 14850                      Fone 607-257-2070[BinHex Data Attached (MHA FC3.sit)]#### BINHEX     quick-mail-voice-mail.hqx   ****Date: 7 Feb 1993 21:01:40 -0800 From: "drew" <objy![e-mail]>Subject: QuickMail Voice Mail Attach QuickMail Voice Mail Attachment ConverterThanks to Lawrence D'Oliveiro for this little program (hypercard stack) thatconverts sys7 sound files to/from quickmail voicemail attachments.  very nice!(posted via drew wade, [e-mail], but author is Lawrence D'Oliveiro)Lawrence D'Oliveiro                       fone: [phone]Computer Services Dept                     fax: [phone]University of Waikato            electric mail: [e-mail], New Zealand    37^ 47' 26" S, 175^ 19' 7" E, GMT+13:00<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     quick-notes-10b.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Joe Zobkiw)Subject: QuickNotes1.0b5 Date: Sun, 16 May 1993 18:51:13 -0400 (EDT) QuickNotes 1.0 BETA by Joe Zobkiw) Copyright 1993, All Rights ReservedInternet: [e-mail] Online: AFL ZobkiwOVERVIEW---------QuickNotes is a System 7 only system extension thatallows you to quickly and easily jot down notes on yourMacintosh saving them for later perusal with theTeachText application or any text editor.QuickNotes was inspired because I normally bring aTransport Disk with me everyday to work. As I come upwith ideas or remember things I need to do that night Iwould create a folder on my Transport disk and type in ashort message to myself as the name of the folder.Something like "Call Marty tonight." When I get home Icould open my Transport disk and look at all the foldernames to remember what I needed to do.If the idea was longer than 31 characters, I would createa TeachText file and keep that on my disk. When I gethome I could read the text in the TeachText file.Creating all these folders and TeachText files can gettiresome quickly...so QuickNotes was born to helpautomate the process.HOW TO USE-----------Place QuickNotes in your extensions folder and restartyour Macintosh. It's icon will show at startup to tellyou it loaded properly or in error.The QuickNotes hot-key is currently Command-Shift-Tab.Eventually this will be editable via a control panelinterface.When in the Finder, choose the window that you would likethe QuickNote to be created in. QuickNotes can be createdin any Finder window (except the Trash) and on theDesktop. Type the hot-key and the QuickNotes dialog boxwill appear. Type in the name of the file and the text(up to 255 characters for now) that you would like savedin the file. When you click OK, the file will be createdand the the dialog box will disappear. If the filealready existed you will be given the option to renameit. You have just created a QuickNote!Balloon help is also implemented and full cut/copy/pastewill work in the dialog.FEATURE CREEP--------------Here is a list of other features that have been suggestedto me for QuickNotes. Please tell me what you think ofthese and if you have others.- Record voice via built-in microphone and save a sndfile as opposed to text (for those people who don't liketo type.)- Allow appending to a pre-existing QuickNote.- Create and append to a daily QuickNote "diary."- Control panel interface to allow customization ofhot-key.- Allow labeling of files similar to the Finder's Labelmenu.SPECIAL NOTE-------------This software has been tested on a Quadra 700, Centris610, Mac II, Mac IIfx all running System 7.1 with 8-20 MBRAM. I would appreciate any bug reports you may find withthis software.WARRANTY----------There isn't one. You are using this software at your ownrisk. I will take no responsibility for anything that mayhappen in relation to this software.RELEASE HISTORY---------------% 1.0b1 - 4/10/93 - First release to testers. % 1.0b2 - 4/10/93- added error alerts with messages for the most commonerrors (and some misc ones)- changed hard-coded "geneva" to "applFont" so it runs inArabic! ;)- fixed various misc little bugs that didn't cause acrash but were more abnormalities.- i now change any ':' characters in the filename to '|'characters upon file creation.- if the filename is left blank, I alert the user andname the file "Untitled QuickNote"...there may be abetter way...I suppose! ;)% 1.0b3 - 4/13/93- Stopped using a resource for the Finder name. UsesFinderName global instead.- Changed Command-Shift-Q to Command-Shift-Tab so otherapps don't quit when you try to launch it within them!The worst that can happen now is you will get a tabcharacter!- Fixed some error reporting problems so they are a bitmore robust now.- Added default file name which consists of the date andtime (with seconds).% 1.0b4 - Not released- Fixed Finder help balloon text.% 1.0b5 - Open Beta (Released 5/16/93)- Possibly fixed bug that would sometimes cause funnythings to happen.#### BINHEX     quicken-4-r6-updt.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Adam C. Engst)Subject: quicken-4-updater-r6.sea.hqxDate: Fri, 10 Dec 1993 11:08:35 -0800--========================_6969266==_Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"Posted for Intuit - please don't ask me Quicken questions, I don't own it. :-)cheers ... -Adam----Our latest maintenance release is R6. Quicken 4 Release R6 includes fixesto a few specific, customer-reported problems and improves applicationcompatibility on certain platforms.However, R6 contains no new features or feature enhancements, so you maynot notice a difference when updating your copy of Quicken 4 to Quicken 4R6.  Most people do not need to update to this release, but it will nothurt to do so.To make updating your copy of Quicken 4 easy, and to allow you to update tothe latest release at no charge, we have developed an updater patch -- theQuicken 4 Updater (to Release 6).  This patch may be used by (anddistributed to) any registered Quicken owner free of charge.Eric Tilenius, Product Manager, Quicken for Macintosh, IntuitEMAIL: [e-mail]* * * * * * * HOW TO FIND YOUR RELEASE NUMBER IN QUICKEN 4 * * * * * * *To determine if you would benefit from the Quicken 4 Updater (to Release6), you can check your current release number by following these steps:1. Within Quicken, go to the Apple menu and select "About Quicken..." Awindow will come up showing the names of those who contributed to thedevelopment of Quicken 4 for Macintosh.2. Type the letter "R".  The release number of your copy of Quicken 4 willappear to the right of the words "Version 4".3. Click anywhere on the credits window to make the window go away.If your release number is lower than R6, you may wish to use the Quicken 4Updater to update your copy of Quicken 4 to Release 6.  If your releasenumber is R6 (or later), you do not need this Updater.--========================_6969266==_Content-Type: application/mac-binhex40; name="Quicken_4_Updater.sea"#### BINHEX     quickmail-forms-iv.hqx   ****Organization: BAKA Computers Inc. From: [e-mail] (Mark Anbinder)Date: Thu, 25 Mar 1993 20:31:00 EST Subject: MHA QM Forms IV Subject:  MHA QM Forms IVMHA QuickMail Forms Collection IV26 March 1993The attached collection of QuickMail forms is being released for theenjoyment of QuickMail users everywhere.  If you like these forms, PLEASELET ME KNOW!  I can be reached in any of several ways.If you've created a neat QuickMail form and would like it distributed,please feel free to mail it to me; I'll add it to my next collection.Please note that QuickMail is a trademark of CE Software, Inc.  Also, someof the enclosed forms may include trademarks or registered trademarks of CEand other companies, and their use is intended only for personal enjoyment.Feel free to distribute these forms as a set, along with this note, orindividually by mailing them to other QuickMail users.  Please don't modifythem except for your own personal use.  Please do send me some e-mail or apostcard or get in touch some other way if you like these forms, so thatI'll know that I should continue putting together these collections.  The archive is a self-extracting StuffIt Deluxe 3.0 file.  Given the choicebetween using StuffIt 1.5.1 format (which everyone can decode using a widevariety of free utilities) or a self-extracting archive of about the samesize (which everyone can decode with NO additional utility) I chose thelatter.  Apologies if you disagree with my decision, but I could never havekept everyone happy. :-)  Instructions for installing the forms themselvesare provided in the Read Me file that's enclosed within the archive.This collection includes the following QM forms:  2.6  Bet you didn't know  Bill the Cat  BJ's Cat  Bloom Kids  Brain is Gone  Crooked House  Dancing in the Sleet  Data  Drain  Eagle  Frog of the Day  Hand Regarding  Happy  Hate to be a bother  How much?  It ain't over...  Joy!  Let's Get Together  Lion  Locutus  Mr. Chainsaw  QuickMail 2.6  Quit Drinking Coffee  ResEdit Clown  Ren&Stimpy/Toasters  Rose in Vase  Thanx  This is your brain...  Travel Plans  WDYW  Your Eyes Only------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mark H. Anbinder                  |       Technical Support Coordinator BAKA Computers Inc.               |               [e-mail] 200 Pleasant Grove Road           |                (or) [e-mail] Ithaca, New York 14850 USA        |    Phone [phone]  Fax [phone]------------------------------------------------------------------------- BAKA Technical Support e-mail "hotline": [e-mail]-------------------------------------------------------------------------[BinHex Data Attached (MHA FC4.sea)]#### BINHEX     quill-21a.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 12 May 1993 15:55:04 EDT From: [e-mail]: [*] Quill 2.1a Quill is a fast text-viewer.  It is *not* an editor, but itis very handy for looking at "Read-Me" files quickly withouthaving to have the right word processor/file translator, etc.It has a case-insensitive "find" feature, and you can savedocuments in "Quill" format.Unlike previous versions, graphics in the documents now appeardirectly on the screen.Now it comes in two flavors, an app for Sys. 7, and a DA forSys. 6 and Sys. 7.  The app. version supports drag-and-drop.This package contains both versions, plus documentation.Postcardware by Sergio Villone.Darin [e-mail][Note to moderator:  This should replace /da/quill-204.hqx, butmaybe should go in the /app directory.]#### BINHEX     random-dot-autostereograms-26.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Feb 93 09:59:59 -0700 From: [e-mail] (Jeff Slinker)Please post this release of random dot autostereograms v2.6RDA Viewer by Barton Stander.Version 2.6Text can be converted into an RDA. This version allows you to enter text, butdoes not convert it to an RDA. This option is solely for the registered versions.For all of you that have registered, thank you. Please send a disk for free upgrade.For those of you that registered and purchased the source code, you will be sentthe new code directly and there is no need to send a disk for this upgrade.Thank you for all of your support, and those of you that haven't registered shouldjoin the rest. For the educators using this product as a tool to help understand mathematicalequations, there is now available a special class room price for many copies.Thank you for your support also.If the image is damaged (RDA image), just hit applekey-r to redraw the image.Damage to the image can occur if it is generated in the background and somethingis overlapping the RDA window.The Subsample in the  Editor allows you to do a rough calculation to seehow it will look before doing the longer calculations for every pixel. Insteadof calculating a new Z value for every pixel (this would be 1), it could calculatethe Z value for every 5 pixels ( a setting of 5). Another way to put it is that ifthe setting is 5, the resolution of one pixel is now the size of 5 pixels. Experimentand you will see. Do something easy like just plotting x (z = x).The range of the x and y values are -1.0 to 1.0 for y, and -1.6 to 1.6 in x.Files can now be opened on any drive in any folder.---------------------------------------INTRODUCTION to RDAsRandom Dot Autostereograms (RDAs) are images that contain three dimensionalinformation in a single image instead of a pair of images typically refered toas a stereo pair.When the RDA is properly viewed, the random dots appear to come out of or gointo the viewing plane (Monitor, Paper, etc...).To view an RDA one must focus infront of the viewing plane, or behind theviewing plane. Focusing in front of the viewing plane is done by becoming crossed eyed.Focusing behind the viewing plane is done by becoming wall eyed.The RDA Viewer can read RDA images. It can also display PICT images. The Viewer cangenerate the same RDA images as provided. Generation takes a considerable amount of time. Ifyou are running a 68000 or a machine without the 68881 FPU, then you shouldn't generate anyimages unless you have plenty of time (30 minutes or more). The advantage of generating images is thatyou can display the contours of the data.The RDA viewer has an equation editor. You can enter in your own mathematical equationsand view their results as an RDA or as a contour.The Viewer can save the images generated as PICT files, and examples can be downloaded.Open an RDA image with the Viewer Application. I suggest the file "circle.PICT".Under the View menu, select "Show Repition Rate". This is the amount the eyes must be crossedor wall eyed to view the image.The two dots shown by Show Repition Rate are a guide to help you focus. Focus your eyes (bycrossing of walling) util the two dots fuse to make three dots, on focused in the middle, andtwo fuzzy dots, one on each side of the focused middle dot.If you see four dots you have not crossed or walled enough. Sometimes it helps to put yourfinger in front of the image and focus on it, and in the background notice if there are threedots yet. Move your finger closer and further away until you have three dots.Once you have three dots, you must keep them focused and start to look down and towards themiddle of the image. You will see the dots on different levels, at different depths.RDA Equation ExaminerShareWareBy: Barton StanderMac Consulting by: Geoffrey SlinkerIf you like this program send $10.00 to:Barton StanderK39 Nez PercePullman, WA 99163If you are foreign, please send $8.00 US (if you can) plus 2 of your dollars for mine and Geoff Slinker's collection of foreign currency.Send $15.00 and a disk for source code. Source code is provided solely as reference, not asa license to use the code in any type of application without first consulting Barton Stander.This code is copyrighted by Barton Stander 1992, 1993.There are no warranties to you or any other person for this product expressed or implied. Anysuch warranty is expressly and specifically denied. In no event shall anyone be responsible forany direct, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages. These damages include loss of data,damage to hardware or software, or to any person. No responsibility is implied or accepted for personal injury during the use of this software. No responsibility for lost wages [e-mail]#### BINHEX     random-launch-02.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 30 Jun 1993 17:22:45 +0800 From: [e-mail] (Ken Taylor)Subject: RandomLaunch 0.2 RandomLaunch is a small utility program which I put together at theinsistence of one of my colleagues.Its purpose in life is to randomly choose a file from a selected folder andsend an AppleEvent to the finder to open it.  This means that the file canbe of any type (or even another folder) and the Finder takes care of whatto do with it.Its original purpose was to choose a random signature for Eudora (viaAutograph by David Kabal), but various other uses have been found sincethen: * Choosing a random Bolo map * Playing a random sound   ad infinitumRandomLaunch is FREE, and carries no warranties of any kind (although ithas been tested on a large range of Macintoshes in-house).RandomLaunch REQUIRES AppleEvents.Ken Taylor+------------------------------+-------------------------------+          _ .| Ken Taylor           :-)     | "What's the point in being    |       _r| Ll\| Curtin University            |  cool if you can't wear       |      |  |_|__\| Perth, Western Australia     |  sombreros ?" - Hobbes        |    ->\  |_|_ /| [e-mail]  |                               |       ~~  `_'+------------------------------+-------------------------------+            v#### BINHEX     reagans-awakening-11.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 25 Feb 91 20:26:42 PSTFrom: [e-mail]: Reagan's Awakening 1.1 - Part 1 of 3 Given the debate about the No-Saddam StartupScreen, I thought I'ddrop another Bush League shoe: fight fire with fire (or bad tastewith bad taste), eh? This little shareware gem (lifted from another BBS) was produced byMark Malamud for Tao-Jones Software in Seattle.  (I'm not actingon the author's behalf, I just enjoy good satire.) Run this application in the background under MultiFinder to see Bush's predecessor at ... work??  Includes Online Help and several acoustical embellishments. Pacific Northwestly yours,Jay Handel ([e-mail]) ----- #### BINHEX     real-answer-10.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Chris Forden)Subject: real-answer-10.hqx Date: Fri, 10 Jul 92 3:05:42 PDT Please place my application, real-answer-10.hqx, in info-mac/app.Thanks, [e-mail] Answer(tm) is an easy-to-learn-and-use, full-window, text-based, algebraic calculator with trig and transcendental functions, and named variables.  It's Flex-Calc(tm) feature facilitates a "back of the envelope", trial-and-error calculation style by allowing the user to modify in-place an expression previously submitted for evaluation and receive an answer without disturbing the historical record of mathematical query and response.  Real Answer ALSO SOLVES SETS OF SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR AND/OR NONLINEAR ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS.  The user has font and size control on all windows, including extensive on-line help & error-diagnostics which the user can view while editing his work.  $15 shareware.#### BINHEX     recipe-20b-hc.hqx   ****Date: 13 Jul 92 09:13:40 U From: "Morrison" <[e-mail]>Subject: Recipe 2.0b Stack Subject:Recipe 2.0b StackRecipe Stack 2.0b (replaces Recipe 1.0)This stack was designed to aid you in organizing your cooking recipes.  Itconsists of an index card, a browsing card, a conversion card, and recipecards.  The index card allows you to generate a list of recipe titles basedupon easy to set search criteria.  The browsing card allows you tosearch/examine individual cards based on user specified search criteria.  Theconversion card will help you convert grams to ounces, teaspoons to cups,etc...  The recipe cards contain your cooking information and additionalinformation that may aid in your future recipe searches (e.g. vegetarian,lactose free).  Each recipe card is filed under a main heading (e.g. soup) anda sub-heading (e.g. meat) to aid in browsing for a particular recipe.For those who used my Recipe Stack 1.0, this version is a tremendousimprovement.This program is Foodware.  If you use it to organize your recipes, please sendme your best recipe as payment.This version is a beta release because I've been adding new features fasterthan I can comfortably test them.Send any bug reports, comments or foodware fee to:Tom MorrisonDepartment of BiologyUniversity of UtahSLC, Ut 84112(801)[e-mail]<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     recipe-ware-11.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 19 Dec 92 05:13 PST From: Don Nakanishi/Gann Matsuda <[e-mail]>Subject: RecipeWare 1.1.sit RecipeWare 1.1 is a great recipe program that will organize yourrecipes and print them on 4x6" index cards using a Laser printer thatcan handle Avery Laser Post Cards (stock number 5389).  THIS CUSTOMDATABASE APPLICATION REQUIRES PANORAMA II 2.0.x by ProVUEDevelopment.  THIS IS NOT A STAND-ALONE APPLICATION!Documentation included.  Freeware.  System 7.x compatible.  StuffitDeluxe/Lite 3.0.x archive.NOTE TO ARCHIVE MANAGERS: Please remove all earlier versions ofRecipeWare from your archives and replace it with this version.  Thankyou.Gann Matsuda#### BINHEX     remember-233-doc.hqx   ****From "[e-mail] (Antigone Press)" Tue Aug 24 18:04:05 1993Date: Mon, 23 Aug 93 17:20:16 -0700From: [e-mail] (Antigone Press)Subject: Remember 2.3.3 Word ManualI am submitting this to the sumex archives on behalf of the author, DaveWarker."Remember?" V2.3.3 reminder package Microsoft Word(tm) format manual(self-extracting archive)This is the optional Microsoft Word 4format manual for the "Remember?" reminder package. It includes anindex, table of contents and is nicely formatted. NOTE: The only significantdifferences between the V2.3 manual and V2.3.3 are new EMAIL and Postaladdresses and a few minor text changes!This is only a manual. You also needthe "Remember?" reminder package "Remember? V2.3.3 Complete" that containsthe actual program. It also contains this same manual in TeachText formatwithout the index and table of contents.The "Remember?" package is ShareWare.Send $20 (US) if you decide to keep it after a two weektrial period ($5 more for a disk with the latest version.) No additional chargefor this manual.#### BINHEX     remember-233-updt.hqx   ****From "Antigone Press <[e-mail]>" Sun Aug 29 15:25:50 1993Date: Sun, 29 Aug 1993 13:36:24 -0700 (PDT)From: Antigone Press <[e-mail]>Subject: RememberV2.3.3_Update (submission)I am submitting this to the sumex archives on behalf of the author, Dave Warker([e-mail]).***DESCRIPTION***Updated files from "Remember?" V2.3.2 to V2.3.3.(self-extracting archive)Minor bug fix release. Fixes problems with "Completed" items and improvescompatibility. Adds a few new preference items as well.*NOTE: This update package should only be used by folks who already have V2.3, 2.3.1 or 2.3.2. If you have an earlier version then you should download the "Remember? V2.3.3 Complete" package which contains the documentation and additional files.#### BINHEX     remember-233.hqx   ****From "Antigone Press <[e-mail]>" Sat Aug 28 10:44:36 1993Date: Fri, 27 Aug 1993 11:20:41 -0700 (PDT)From: Antigone Press <[e-mail]>Subject: Submission: Remember 2.3.3I am re- submitting this to the sumex archives on behalf of the author, DaveWarker. My last submission seems to have gotten lost and only the manualhas been posted...Remember? reminder package V2.3.3 (with TeachText manual)Self-expanding archiveMinor bug fix release replacing V2.3.2. Fixes problems with "Completed" itemsand improves compatibility. Adds a few new preference items as well.This is the COMPLETE package, not a limited demo version. It includescomprehensive TeachText format documentation. TeachText is provided with yourMac. (Microsoft Word(tm) format manual also available.)Reminds you of important occasions in your life with pop-up windows and sound.You can specify one-time or repeating events in a flexible format. You arereminded when you turn on your Mac, and at a time you specify before each event.Most features are user adjustable. MacUser rating: 4 mice.  Reviewed in Oct-91 MacWorld."Remember?" is ShareWare. Send $20 (US) if you decide to keep it after a twoweek trial period ($5 more for a disk with the current version.)#### BINHEX     rep-tiles-15.hqx   ****        Date: Thu, 11 Mar 1993 12:11:35 +0100 From: Daniel Huson <[e-mail]>Message-Id: <[e-mail]> To: [e-mail]: RepTiles Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Thu, 11 Mar 1993 11:43:47 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>Please post our macintosh program reptiles:-------------------------------------------------------------------------RepTiles1.5 -    an interactive Macintosh Application for designing and systematically    generating all possible periodic tilings of the plane, by applying    "topological transformations" and "symmetry-breaking and -making".    1992-93 by Daniel H. Huson & Olaf Delgado Friedrichs    Email: huson or delgado @mathematik.uni-bielefeld.de-------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     report-gen-20-demo.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Mon, 10 May 1993 20:08:55 PST Subject: ReportGen Demo Notice to moderators:  This is the third time I am trying to upload this file. I am now attempting this from another internet account but would really likereplies sent to [e-mail].   BTW I have no control at this time overmy signature, so my apologies if it exceeds your limits.This demo version of ReportGen 2.0 is fully functional except that it does notallow you to print or save your created reports.  Viewing them on the screenhowever should give you an idea as to what a simple, yet powerful tool thisutility is.ReportGen is Mac software developed by a teacher in our district and is nowwidely used throughout the province of British Columbia as a utility forpreparing anecdotal reports on student progress.The program enables teachers to construct individual reports rapidly and effectively. The teacher generates a list of comments that will contain "smart pronouns"The teacher can generate multiple comment lists and load them in as he/shechooses.  Our teachers generally create a set of comments for each reportingperiod as the kinds of observations that one makes on a student change as theyear progresses.The teacher begins a report by entering the student name and gender into atemplate. The teacher then loads in the desired comment file and double clicks on thedesired comments.The placement of either the pronoun or the student's real name will changedepending on the placement of the sentence in the paragraph.  This placementof comments will allow for the generation of smooth sounding paragraphs withthe student's name or the pronoun (he/she or him/her) being placed atappropriate intervals.The comments and observations are "double clicked" from the report generatorand placed into a report window which is a full text editor so teachers canedit and add comments on the fly that may not be part of their set commentlist.The interface is simple and follows the complete Mac guidelines.  One commentabout the software is that it has been called the "MacWrite of reportgenerators". It will run on as little as a 512ke Macintosh and one 800k diskthat includes system 6.02 with ImageWriter Print drivers and limited fonts.What we have found in our district is that it has been a "hook" to gettingmore teachers using the technology.*****************Stewart Lynch, Director of Technology, North Vancouver School District, North Vancouver, BC Canada*************************************************************************** This message originated from a FirstClass (tm) BBS and was sent by PostalUnion(tm) from I.E. The views expressed in this posting those of the individual author only.***************************************************************************#### BINHEX     research-timeline-hc.hqx   ****From: macmod (Info-Mac Moderator)Date: Thu, 25 Nov 93 17:46:22 PST(5.65c/IDA-1.4.4 for [e-mail]); Wed, 24 Nov 1993 05:46:47-0500Date: Wed, 24 Nov 1993 05:46:47 -0500Message-Id: <[e-mail]>From: [e-mail] (Stephen Titchenal)To: [e-mail]: Hypercard Research TimelineReply-To: [e-mail] is a third try at sending this file. I am using a different systemto upload it and it seems to be working better.Hypercard Template (Stack) to create multimedia projects using atimeline format. Allows maps, hypertext, buttons, pictures andquicktime movies to be combined without any programming. An extramenu and preprogrammed buttons provides full access. Intended forstudent produced multi-media biographical reports.Requires Stuffit, Hypercard 2.1, quicktime extension for movies.Hypercard Template (Stack) to create multimedia projects using atimeline format. Allows maps, hypertext, buttons, pictures andquicktime movies to be combined without any programming. An extramenu and preprogrammed buttons provides full access. Intended forstudent produced multi-media biographical reports.Requires Hypercard 2.1, quicktime extension for movies.#### BINHEX     resolve-text-parser.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 9 Oct 1992 06:37 CDT From: "Thomas L. Hausmann" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Resolve Text Parser Someone asked about parsing fixed length records from a text file.  Idownloaded this from AOL last night.  Please note that I am not the author.-Tom> Written By:  Alan Field & Kevin Jundt> > Parser is designed to help you import comma and semi-colon separated as well as> fixed length text files into Claris® Resolve™.  It may not properly import all> such files.  Use it at your own risk.  You must own a registered copy of> Resolve in order to use this software.  It is not stand-alone and requires> Resolve in order to operate.  Neither the authors, nor MicroPuppy Software,> make any warranty, either express or implied, with respect to this software. > Parser is unsupported.  Neither the authors, nor MicroPuppy Software, nor> Claris Corporation, will provide any assistance with this software.> > Copyright© 1991, MicroPuppy Software.  Permission is granted to make and> distribute copies of this software provided this disclaimer and copyright> notice are preserved on all copies.  This utility may not be sold or> distributed for profit, or included with other software which is sold or> distributed for profit, without the permission of the author.> > Parser is public domain.  There is no shareware fee. #### BINHEX     revelations-105.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Michael Bjorn)Subject: Re(ve)lations 1.05 database systemDate: Sat, 4 Dec 1993 10:37:23 +0100--========================_11787990==_Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"What is Re(ve)lations?A very simple - but VERY EASY TO USE - relational database system.Features:-> A basic set of relational algebra operations, which can be nested to   produce complex queries.-> A graphical query language specially developed for Re(ve)lations. No   support for character-based queries (e.g. queries in SQL format) - and good   riddance to them!-> Data import and export in tab-delimited format.-> Access to multiple databases at the same time.-> Multi-user architecture.Re(ve)lations version 1.05 may be included on the info-mac CD-ROM or on anyother non-profit CD-ROM.Michael BjornUniversity of Tsukuba, [e-mail]--========================_11787990==_Content-Type: application/mac-binhex40; name="Re(ve)lations_1.05.sit"#### BINHEX     revtex-30.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 19 Apr 1993 9:33:41 +1000 (EST) From: [e-mail] (Philip FX Ryan)Subject: REVTEX 3 TeX package (works with OzTeX) This archive consists of a Stuffit-ed, Binhex-ed, REVTEX 3 package.I thought that this might be of use to other Mac users who use OzTeX orany other Mac TeX program. I have successfully gotten REVTEX to work usingOzTeX 1.41 (by Andrew Trevorrow) for the Mac, as well as using emTeX (by Eberhard Mattes) for the PC. I can now cart around simple ascii TEXT files to and from work and print them from either platform.In short, REVTEX is a macro package for LaTeX to help authors preparescientific papers for most of the major Physics journals. Papers preparedwith REVTEX can often be submitted electronically.Below is the message that I received from the REVTEX administrators.Philip RyanDSTO MRL Melbourne, Australia************************************************************************Date: Thu, 10 Dec 92 10:16:46 ESTFrom: [e-mail] (PRL Electronic submissions)To: [e-mail]: REVTEX InformationCc: [e-mail] Dr. Ryan:Please follow the instructions provided below for retrieving a free copyof our REVTeX version 3.0 macros. If these methods of retrieval are notacceptable please contact the department that distributes the REVTeXtoolbox.  You may make your request by e-mail to [e-mail] (Internet)or by telephone at [phone].  They can send the files directly bye-mail or they can mail DOS-formatted diskettes.The file that follows is a copy of that used to produce the author guideincluded in the 8 June 1992 issue of Physical Review Letters.  You mayLaTeX the file to generate printed output.Included in this guide is information about the PRL compuscript program,file eligibility requirements, and style and length guidelines.  If youprefer to receive an ASCII or printed version of this guide, please sendyour request to me at [e-mail] (Internet).Your e-mail address has been added to our mailing list, and you willautomatically receive REVTeX update notices at this address, includingthe availability of the PR Style and Notation Guide in REVTeX format.Just e-mail to [e-mail] to be removed from the list, or to updateyour address.If you need any additional information, please do not hesitate tocontact me.Sincerely yours,Frank Perugini   ===================================================================     Frank Perugini                     Editorial Systems Supervisor   -------------------------------------------------------------------     American Physical Society          Internet:   [e-mail]     1 Research Road                    Telephone:  [phone]     Box 1000                           FAX:        [phone]     Ridge, NY 11961-2701   ===================================================================                 *********************************                    REVTeX 3.0 is now available                 *********************************  The REVTeX package includes the 26 files necessary for version 3.0(November 11, 1992) of REVTeX.  REVTeX is the macro package that runs ontop of LaTeX, and is sponsored by the American Physical Society, theAmerican Institute of Physics, and the Optical Society of America. REVTeXproduces compuscripts, which are used by authors for submission andby these organizations for production in their author-prepared program.You must first have TeX and LaTeX running on your computer in order tobe able to use REVTeX.  Where possible, command forms have been made identical to the standardLaTeX syntax. This means that the new version of REVTeX is not 100%compatible with the older versions. Changes are mainly evident infront matter format and figure syntax. It is felt that using standardLaTeX syntax where possible is better in the long run. There is acompatibility option to allow older (v2.x) files to run in the newversion, and changes have been outlined in the documentation. Supportis available from all three organizations, as listed in the documentation.Version 2.x files will still be accepted for a while.  The documentation for the macros is included in the form of REVTeX-formatfiles. It is expected that by the end of 1992 a REVTeX-format version of thePhysical Review Style and Notation Guide will also be available for authors.This will give detailed style instructions for Physical Review. This meansthat the entire REVTeX toolbox is now distributed electronically, preferablyby network.  Features of this version include:    Two-column capability (as in regular LaTeX; for author's own use).    Floats optionally enabled (as in regular LaTeX; for author's own use).    AMSFonts capability (requires AMSFonts installed; also needs two AMS-LaTeX       files to run on NFSS).    Extra symbols: lambda-bar, double-headed overarrow, left- and rightgoing       overarrows, openface (Blackboard-Bold--style) one, overstar, o       less than or similar, greater than or similar, and others are all       available, independent of the AMSFonts.    An easier way to get bold math symbols, even in superscripts. Getting       bold math in sizes < 10pt requires the AMSFonts to be installed and       enabled.    Physical Review BibTeX style file for BibTeX versions 0.99x.    Reference citation and listing analyzer: checks to see that your \bibitems       are in the correct order. For authors who prepare reference sections       by hand.    Tablenotes with automatic numbering.    Simple decimal alignment for columns of numeric data.  These features should all be pretty much independent of the font selectionscheme that you use. If you use the NFSS, you need a version dated 8/26/91or later. Also, REVTeX is not set up to work with installation with AlmostModern fonts (with names like am...), only with Computer Modern (names likecm...). Otherwise, you should not need to worry about your LaTeX font setup.  For the APS, the compuscript program is open to all authors in:    Physical Review A    Physical Review B    Physical Review C    Physical Review D    Physical Review E    Physical Review Letters  For the AIP, the compuscript program is open to all authors in:    American Journal of Physics    Chaos    Computers in Physics    Journal of Applied Physics    The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America    The Journal of Chemical Physics    Journal of Mathematical Physics    Journal of Rheology    Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology A    Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology B    Medical Physics    Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific    Physics of Fluids A    Physics of Fluids B    Powder Diffraction    Review of Scientific Instruments    ------    The AIP's Astronomical Journal and Applied Physics Letters are not part    of this compuscript program at the present time. Applied Physics Letters    may be added to the compuscript program in the future; its weekly nature    will make it more challenging.  For the OSA, the compuscript program is open to all authors in:    Journal of the Optical Society of America A    Journal of the Optical Society of America B    Applied Optics    Optics Letters  No abstract-preparation macros are included at this time.  All needed instructions for use are contained in the README file andin the accompanying documentation. File preparation, submission procedures,and production use of the file all differ across the organizations (andsometimes journals) involved. Please check the documentation carefully toensure best results.  The macros are available by anonymous ftp at aps.org (149.28.1.2) in thedirectory /pub/tex/macros/revtex. Fetching all the files in this directorywill give the user all needed APS, OSA, and AIP macros, documentation,samples, etc. The approximate size is: 26 files, 600 kB. It is preferred thatftp access be made during off hours if possible (New York time).  The macros are available by anonymous ftp at pinet.aip.org (192.58.150.2)in the directory pub/revtex. Fetching all the files in this directory willgive the user all needed APS, OSA, and AIP macros, documentation, samples,etc. The approximate size is: 26 files, 600 kB. It is preferred that ftpaccess be made during off hours if possible (New York time).  A typical ftp session would start withftp aps.orgThe APS computer will respond and ask for your user name. TypeanonymousThe APS computer will then ask for a password. Give your e-mail address.For example, I would [e-mail] should now be logged into the APS computer at the ftp prompt. Now enterthe commandscd /pub/tex/macros/revtexmget *This should retrieve all the files to your home computer. Close the ftpsession by typingquitIf you have any problems, ask your computer support person how ftp functionsat your site.  The files may also be retrieved by e-mail. Just send a mail message withthe lineSENDME REVTeXin the body of the message to [e-mail] (Internet) or fileserv@shsu(Bitnet). The file server will queue your request and send the files withina day or two. The larger files will be split into smaller parts to fit throughall mailers, and will require some assembly. It is also possible for us todistribute the macros by direct e-mail or DOS-format diskette, if necessary.These macros should work equally well on any standard LaTeX platform, includingPC, Mac, Unix, VMS, etc. It is just a question of getting the files onto themachine correctly.  Please e-mail Chris Hamlin at the address below with any comments onthese instructions and REVTeX in general. Also mail to that address fordiskette and direct e-mail of the macros. Don't forget to include asurface-mail address if you are requesting a diskette, and state diskettesize (3.5" or 5.25").=====================================================================Contacts:=====================================================================APS: Chris Hamlin, [e-mail] (Internet), mis@apsedoff (BITnet).OSA: Frank Harris, [e-mail] (Internet).AIP: Liz Belmont, [e-mail] (Internet)     and Peggy Sutherland, [e-mail] (Internet).=====================================================================**************** start the binhexed file ***********************#### BINHEX     right-on-time-20-demo.hqx   ****Date: 25 Mar 1993 11:00:12 -0800 From: "John Covele" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Right On Time 2.0                       [*] Right On Time 2.0Right On Time is a personal time manager.  It features a calendar, To-Do list,reminders, and even a menubar clock.  You can set up repeating events, bewarned ahead of time about upcoming events, archive old events, assigncategories to events, play sounds, manage your to-do list, etc. (similarfeatures as Now Up To Date, First Things First, DateBook, and others)  Thecalendar is useful just by itself for looking up dates and printing out monthlycalendars.  Right On Time requires system 6 or later, takes advantage of colormonitors, and is system 7 friendly (supports required AppleEvents, and 1 customAppleEvent).  No extensions are needed!  This is a demo version limited to 5events.  The real version is shareware, $15.Some new features in version 2.0 include:You can double-click to edit events from the Monthly view, nicer List view,to-do items, menubar clock, more preferences, hot key to bring to front, easierto enter times, many other enhancements, and a few bug fixes.(this should replace both version 1.0 and 1.5, which are currently in thearchives)John [e-mail]<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     right-on-time-251-demo.hqx   ****From "John Covele <[e-mail]>" Tue Aug 31 14:26:35 1993Date: 31 Aug 1993 10:55:14 -0800From: "John Covele" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Right On Time 2.5.1                      [*] Right On Time 2.5.1This version fixes a bug in 2.5 which could cause a crash after editing anevent, under certain circumstances.  I also forgot to include the "Sounds"file.  It replaces version 2.5.Right On Time is a personal time manager.  It features a calendar, To-Do list,reminders (alarms), and even a menubar clock.  You can set up repeating events,be warned ahead of time about upcoming events, archive old events, assigncategories to events, play sounds, manage your to-do list, etc.Right On Time contains the most-used features of commercial applications suchas Now Up To Date, First Things First, DateBook, etc., yet is very easy to use,smaller (both in disk space and RAM), does not require any system extensions,and costs much less.  If you are at all interested in the various personal timemanagers, check this one out!Right On Time should run on all macs using system 6 or later, uses color andlarge screens if you have them, and is system 7 friendly (supports requiredAppleEvents, and 1 custom AppleEvent).  This is shareware, $15.John [e-mail]<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     road-map.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 20 May 91 10:29:39 PDTFrom: [e-mail] (Shane D. Deichman)Subject: Road Map utility-------Attached is a BinHexed, Stuffit-ed file containinga road map utility.  Simply click on your city oforigin, then on the destination (both within the Continental U.S.) and Road Map will illustrate thequickest route on major interstates.  It will thenshow a listing of the major cities on this path,with mileage between each point.A neat utility for the frequent traveller!(Note that I am not the author, just a dedicated user.)-shane-------#### BINHEX     rolo-desk-501.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Michael O'Henly)Subject: [*] Rolodesk 5.0.1 Desk Accessory Date: Sat, 7 Mar 92 17:35:21 PST Organization: Library Systems Office     Tim Endre's freeware classic gets updated. Rolodesk is asimple database desk accessory. Versions for System 6.x and 7.x. (Youknow the bumper sticker that says, "The more people I get to know, themore I like my dog."? Well, the more software I use, the more I likeRolodesk...)    Tim Endre, by the way, is the author of the highly-acclaimedcommunications program, uAccess - and its freeware sibling, uTerminal.    Michael. --Michael O'Henly                 McPherson Library                Internet:  [e-mail] of Victoria                      [e-mail], B.C., Canada             BITNET:  lux@uvvm#### BINHEX     rpn-calculator-12.hqx   ****Date: 24 Nov 1993 13:19:18 -0800From: "Kevin Snow" <[e-mail]>Subject: RPN Calc update          RPN Calc updateHi Info-Mac,A few days ago I sent you an initial posting of my RPN calculator(vers 1.1).Of course, two days later I found a bug. Here is the bug fix (1.2)...Thanksand sorry for the change so fast....Please feel free to distribute on a CD. It has been CompactPro'd and BinHexed (through StuffIt). The only way I can send this to you is through QuickMail. I think this willarrive as two messages...Sorry....Have FunKevin<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     rpn-calculator-13.hqx   ****From: "Kevin Snow" <[e-mail]>Subject: RPN Calc...Date: 13 Dec 1993 10:41:52 -0800          RPN Calc...Last week I sent in an update to RPN Calculator(v1.3). I received an emailsaying that it was uuencoded instead of binhex'd....Which is odd since I don'tuse uu.....but anyway.....Here is RPN Calculator v1.3 which is compact pro'dand binhex'd......Thanks and sorry for any inconvenience.......Kevin....<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     rtf-to-tex-101.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 12 Jul 1993 11:10:23 +1000 From: [e-mail]: rtf-to-tex-101.hqx This is the latest version of a stuffed and binhexed utility application forconverting Microsoft Word RTF files, including most formula codes,into Plain TeX files. It is almost *certain* that editing the converted documentwill be necessary to produce a TEXT file that can be read with a TeXprocessor, however, this utility should take some pain out of convertinga technical Word document to TeX (especially mathematics).        * Runs under System 6 or 7        * Does batch processing        * Conversion tables in dialog resources (Is this a "feature"?)Included is a document file written in Microsoft Word and a "before" and"after" file. I have also included the end result of conversion withrtf2tex, a public domain Unix version, which apparently is designed with adifferent task in mind.Updates: 1) New paragraph inserted at least every 500 characters, so long text filesshould        not choke OzTeX.2) Object and Pict code simply deleted.Comments and bugs to:Brian Jefferies                         School of MathematicsUniversity of New South WalesPO Box 1, Kensington, NSW 2032AUSTRALIA                                    [e-mail]: Fri, 4 Dec 92 14:09:15 +1100 From: [e-mail]: -v This is a stuffed and binhexed utility application forconverting Microsoft Word RTF files, including most formula codes,into Plain TeX files. It is almost *certain* that editing the converted documentwill be necessary to produce a TEXT file that can be read with a TeXprocessor, however, this utility should take some pain out of convertinga technical Word document to TeX (especially mathematics).        * Runs under System 6 or 7        * Does batch processing        * Conversion tables in dialog resources (Is this a "feature"?)Included is a document file written in Microsoft Word and a "before" and"after" file. I have also included the end result of conversion withrtf2tex, a public domain Unix version, which apparently is designed with adifferent task in mind.Comments and bugs to:Brian Jefferies                         School of MathematicsUniversity of New South WalesPO Box 1, Kensington, NSW 2032AUSTRALIA                                    [e-mail]                                 ---Cut Here--#### BINHEX     s100-batch-bin.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 4 Mar 1993 23:27:00 -0500 From: "Scott E. Lasley" <[e-mail]>Subject: S100BatchBin2.2.cpt.hqx Here is S100BatchBin, a drag and drop application that extracts datafrom a Canberra System 100 MCA data file into a tab delimited textfile.  This is version 2.2.  It is only useful if you have data froma Canberra System 100 MultiChannel Analyzer.  Compact Pro archive.Free, but not public domain.Scott E. Lasley  [e-mail]#### BINHEX     saint-edit-10.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Shareware submission! Date: Tue, 4 May 93 11:48:14 CDT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------SaintEdit 1.0  Release ***SaintEdit is a System 7, squeaky clean, robust general purpose texteditor-not a word processor, not a page layout program, not a draw program.Hidden behind the simple and intuitive user interface lies a rather complex program representing years of work. I use it as a snazzy, efficient replacement for Teach Text: Though it doesn't (yet) support graphics, SaintEdit will read any text file and is loaded with features including:System 7 SavvyMultiple open windowsHandles large file sizes limit (greater than 32K!)Extensive Undo/Redo supportSafe file saving routinesExtensive Search and replaceColor Day/Night Settings (change background color too!)FastScrollsDrag and Drop any TEXT fileSleek InterfacePrinting SupportCore AppleEventsMultiple Monitor SupportAuto read UNIX and DOS files without messing with convertersand much, much more...Please read all the accompanying documentation before sending me E-mail. Happy text editing,Craig MarciniakLogical Solutions, Inc.AOL: TemplarDevInternet: [e-mail]-----------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     sat-quizzer-03.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 15 Jul 93 17:01:03 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Philip Sarin)Subject: SATQuizzer0.3final.hqx Enclosed is the latest version of SAT Quizzer, version 0.3.  I completelyreprogrammed it..this time in C.  The final release version fixes a fewproblems with the Beta, including the hang which sometimes occurred on theword "alienate." THIS IS A FINAL RELEASE.  IT IS DIFFERENT THAN THE BETA I RELEASED A FEW WEEKSAGO. SAT Quizzer is a program which quizzes the user on vocabulary.  It comes withwords from the Barron's high frequency word list, and my own words whichadded while I was studying for the SAT.  There are 393 total words includedwith the program.  The user does not need to use SAT Quizzer with the words itcame with, but can instead input his own words from a text file.  Or, he caninput his own words on top of the ones included with the program.#### BINHEX     sat-trak-102.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Tue, 20 Oct 92 08:22:30 MST Subject: SatTrak - part 1 of 7 sumex moderator:I apologize for sending multiple files like this, our mailer limits usto about 75K per message and we can't ftp to the outside world.  Pleasereconstruct for the archives as you see fit.This is version 1.02 and should replace version 1.01 which is currentlyarchived as APP/SAT-TRAK-101.HQXThanks.*****************************************************************Enclosed is a self-extracting archive containing SatTrak, a satellitetracking program for the Mac.  It allows you to plot the position ofany satellite, including a real-time graphical display.  It does quitea few other things of interest to hams/SWL's - it calculates beamheadings, grid locators, line-of-sight distance to the horizon, MUF(maximum usable frequency) predictions, wavelengths/harmonics, andeven shows a couple of simple dipole designs.This is version 1.02, which fixes a couple of bugs in 1.01:     - there was an error in the doppler shift calculation which caused      incorrect values.  The error was most noticable for geostationary      satellites and frequencies in the GHz range.    - there were cases where COPY didn't always work correctly.Requires Mac Plus or better, System 6.0 or better.  Shareware $20.The enclosed elements file should be placed in your system orpreferences folder before you launch SatTrak. It is accurate as ofabout 10/1/92.  If you have more recent orbital elements, feel freeto use them, of course.(NOTE: Print, copy, and save are disabled in this version.  If you paythe shareware fee, I'll give you a password to enable these functions)If you can't download from the network, send a floppy (800K or 1.4M)and a prepaid mailer to the following address and I'll send you theprogram:SatTrakMike Pflueger6207 W. Beverly Ln.Glendale, AZ  85306   --Mike Pflueger, AG Communication Systems, Phoenix, AZ      PP-ASEL    UUCP: ...!{ncar!noao!enuucp | att}!gtephx!pfluegermINTERNET: gtephx![e-mail]  Packet: WD8KPZ @ KB7TV.AZ.USA.NA    Work: 602-582-7049    FAX: [phone]---------------------- begin part 1 ---------------------#### BINHEX     school-stat-101.hqx   ****Date: 26 Apr 1993 08:44:49 U From: "Glenn Rosen" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] School Stat 1.0.2 - Statistics app Enclosed please find a bug-fix update to info-mac/app/school-stat-10.hqx.Please address all correspondence to the author.This is a shareware program containing interactive statisticalsoftware. It is designed primarily for schools (hence the name!),especially teachers who wish to show how probability distributionscan be brought alive with Macintosh graphics. It goes much furtherthough, and has a spreadsheet, sorting, arithmetic and mathematicaltransformations (including N scores), statistical tests includingdescriptive statistics, confidence intervals, paired and independentcomparisons (parametric and non-parametric), correlations, linearregression, contingency tables and more. It has a graphing facilityfor scatterplots, histograms, boxplots, stem and leaf diagrams, andpie charts. A log window keeps tally of your analyses. It accepts 30columns by 1000 data points in each and will perform any of thefunctions on your own data. It includes both static probabilitytables (eg normal, inverse normal, t- and F-distribution, chi-squaredistribution, and others) and active tables which will plot thedistributions and fill in the specified (by the user) probabilitiesas visible areas under the actual curve. These are in real time andhave to be seen to be believed! A fully interactive help system isavailable (modeless windows) at all times accessed from the Applemenu (Command-/).Compatibility: It is compatible with Macintoshes with system 6.05 andabove, including system 7, and will run on any screen depth, thoughto get flicker free drawing in the Active Tables, you must have ColorQuickDraw installed in your system folder, and to run on depthsgreater than 8 bit (ie 256 colors) you must increase the memorypartition allocated to SchoolStat(tm) to at least 960K! David Darby WhiteAnt Occasional Publishing Current Address:     69 Saco St, Newton, MA 02164, USA (current address until 1994),     phone [phone], email [e-mail].     Evolution Logv1.01 #Calculator: attempts to obtain logarithms of zero wasassociated with a fatal error which has now been corrected (NAN errorreturned).#Linear regression difficulties with equipotential data in one samplenow correctly returns a correct equation or error message.#Correlations for similar data sets now are returned as 1.0v1.02 #Smooth active tables now implemented using an offscreen GWorldonly if Color QuickDraw is installed in system folder (otherwiseSchoolStat(tm) defaults back to the flickering method). This makes forvisually aesthetic probability graph updates. Support for thousands(and millions) of colors tested on only a few recent machines, withoptimum RAM partition probably at least 960K. Importing of full colorPICT images into the Graph window is supported in these environmentsif there is enough memory.#Initial window size has been reduced to fit on compact Macintoshscreens.#Axis labels on Scatter and Linear plots are now correct. Thanks goto Joe Strout (and others) for pointing this error out.<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     sci-calc-12.hqx   ****Date: 09 Nov 1992 21:52:33 -0500 (EST) From: "Steven R. Costenoble" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] SciCalc v1.2 Here is version 1.2 of SciCalc, a scientific calculator for the Mac.Features: Algebraic entry with parentheses; power and root functions;trig, inverse trig, and hyperbolic trig functions; logs and exponentials;one variable statistics. Ten memories, remembered between uses. Goodcolor graphics (at least, I like them :-) ).Should work with any Mac, System 6 or 7 (possibly even earlier Systems,but it has not been tested). $10 shareware. Site license available.Changes from version 1.0 (version 1.1 was never released):> Added scientific notation mode and keys to choose between  scientific and floating point notations.> Added many more keyboard equivalents. Also, there is now a way,  using ResEdit, to change these equivalents. It's a bit of a  hack, but it works, and a better method will be forthcoming.> The documentation is now a TeachText document, after several  complaints about other formats.> Removed a bug that gave an error when calculating 0%. (Why would  you want to calculate 0%? You can now.)Steven R. [e-mail] file is a binhexed self-extracting Compact Pro archive.#### BINHEX     sci-graph.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 4 May 93 15:23:18 -0500 From: [e-mail] (matthew battey)Subject: Sci Graph submission Sci Graph is a program developed to help high school students with theconcepts of first derivatives and integration, on a graphical scale.It will work on any Mac and if used with a color printer will print in color.-Matt Battey#### BINHEX     scientific-calculator.hqx   **** 2-Mar-87 18 07 00-PST,56635;000000000001Return-Path  <[e-mail]>Received  from Juliet.Caltech.Edu by SUMEX-AIM.STANFORD.EDU with TCP; Mon 2 Mar 87 18 05 33-PSTDate      Mon, 2 Mar 87 18 03 36 PSTFrom      [e-mail] (William E. Woody)Message-Id  <[e-mail]>Subject   Scientific Calculator Desk AccessoryTo        [e-mail]  Some assembly required.This is a Calculator desk top accessory I wrote to learn the SANEinterface.  I sorta got carried away with this little program,until it became a big program.  The calculator does all the interesting functions off a TI-30 (scientificfunctions, statistics, trig and hyperbolic trig functions), in anRPN format.  It also has 10 registers.You may distribute this freely; it is shareware, however--if you keepit and use it, please send me $10.  Also, send me any comments orquestions you may have about the program; I like getting mail.- William Woody  [e-mail]            Mac! >> /|\ && ][n--- CUT HERE --- CUT HERE --- CUT HERE --- CUT HERE --- CUT HERE ---#### BINHEX     scrapz-131.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 28 May 93 10:40:49 +0200 From: [e-mail] (Lars Sundstr|m)Subject: Scrapz-1.3.1 Scrapz 1.3.1 DAReplaces earlier versions of Scrapz.Scrapz is a replacement for Apples Scrapbook desk accessory.It adds features such as import/export, resizeable window,partial selection of text and pictures ,multiple scrapbooks,gallery view and more. And of course, it's freeware!1.3.1 is a bugfix release. Fixed a cosmetic bug with groupsusing color icons.---#### BINHEX     screen-play-111.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 4 Dec 92 22:06:41 -0500 From: Gary Goldberg <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] ScreenPlay V1.1.1 Working RePost 12/04/1992 from: [e-mail] is a repost of the ScreenPlay VideoSpigot driverfrom SuperMac. I think this one will work properly.I apologize for all those people who spent money/timedownloading the earlier version. - Gary GoldbergScreenPlay V1.1.1 is the latest framegrabbing/QuicktimeMovie capture application for the SuperMac VideoSpigot.It fixes some bugs, notably with the LC version, andadds a NTSC/PAL format choice. This has been postedwith the consent of SuperMac. I have no connection withSuperMac except as a purchaser of their products.#### BINHEX     se-rom-pict-display.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 11 Mar 1993 00:51:27 -0600 (CST) From: "Anthony F. Gaudiano II" <[e-mail]>Subject: SE ROM Picture Program --0-281771807-731832951:#757Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCIIThis is a application which will display the pictures hidden in the ROM(s) ofthe SE.  This application does not require you reboot your SE after displayingthe picts.  This is for a SE only!!!  It will not work on any other computer.Don't think that it will work on a SE-30, but, if you are daring enough totry, good luck.  I don't remember where I originally got this, so, I don'tknow who to give credit to.  Anthony F. Gaudiano IISFASU Apple Student Rep.Applelink: ST0503Internet: [e-mail]: [e-mail]: I will assume no responisibility for anything that thisprogram may cause to happen on your machine.  I didn't write it, don'tblame me, I am only a happy user of this program.--0-281771807-731832951:#757Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="MacSEROMPictViewer.sea.hqx"Content-ID: <[e-mail]>Content-Description: #### BINHEX     shalom-pad-105b.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 26 Mar 93 22:23 CST From: MATTHEW WEINSTEIN <[e-mail]>Subject: update to my software ShalomPad Under separate cover I'm sending you the update to my program which allows rightto left typing designed around the shalom fonts. This is the current version:1.05b and should replace any other versions that you have. --Matthew [e-mail] 27-Mar-93  5:02:04-GMT,43349;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA04229; Fri, 26 Mar 93 21:02:01 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA02943; Fri, 26 Mar 93 21:02:00 PSTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from vms2.macc.wisc.edu by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id        AA04018; Fri, 26 Mar 93 20:26:25 PST Received: from VMSmail by vms2.macc.wisc.edu; Fri, 26 Mar 93 22:24 CST Message-Id: <[e-mail]> Date: Fri, 26 Mar 93 22:24 CST From: MATTHEW WEINSTEIN <[e-mail]>Subject: ShalomPad.hqx To: [e-mail]-Vms-To: IN%"[e-mail]" Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Fri, 26 Mar 1993 21:02:00 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     siege-watch-101.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 15 Aug 93 21:10 CSTFrom: [e-mail]: Siege Watch Submission [bug fix]Enclosed you will find version 1.01 of my Siege Watch clockapplication.Description: A small analog clock which also shows the time left in thecurrent U.S. presidential administration. It also can be setto use the Speech Manager to say the hour on the hour.Requirements: System 7Changes: This is just a quick bug fix to handle a very reproducibleproblem with allocating offscreen gWorlds. Evidently callingNewGWorld while there is only a small amount of memory leftis a very bad idea.Price: FreeWarranty: NoneAdvice: More Memory = Better PerformanceCredits: Blame my brother Joe whose idea this was.  --glenn howes ([e-mail]).#### BINHEX     simple-qt-player.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: QuickTime Player Date: Mon, 7 Sep 92 23:58:04 CDT What i tried to send was a QuickTime player to MacGifts.Here it is again.  The mail program i used last time obviously got itbotched.-- David A. denBoerMusi Computer [e-mail] is a simple QuickTime Movie Player.  It allows opening and closingof movies only.  It NEEDS system 7 or greater to run.  Please feel freeto distribute this to anyone who uses QuickTime.This program was written in THINK C 5.02, portions (C) 1992, Symantec Corp.#### BINHEX     sm-solar-system-lt.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 27 Feb 93 16:51:07 PST From: Dean Dauger <[e-mail]>Subject: SmSolSysLT.sea.hqx The following is a binhqxed Compactor SEA of Sm Solar System LT and related files.I designed Sm Solar System to simulate a group of bodies under the influence of a mass and r to the nth radial interactive forces in three dimensions and display them in a simulated perspective 3D.  The user is able to see the bodiesand look around the system very easily while the simulation is running.  Theprogram also contains code for use of red-cyan 3-D glasses.  The code also allows a craft, a special body with thrusters controlled by the left and rightarrow keys.  Other statistics and status displays are available.  I feel thebest way to learn is by doing and experimenting.  The program is compiled to use a 68020 or later and a FPU.  Those without FPUs should easily be able to find a substitute, like PseudoFPU or Software FPU.  Have fun,   Dean Dauger#### BINHEX     snowball-ref-notes-21-hc.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 6 Dec 92 18:15 MST From: <[e-mail]>Subject: SNOWBALL Reference Notes 2.1 (sb-ref-notes-21.hqx in card) Colleagues,Enclosed in this archive you will find:1.   "SNOWBALL Ref. Notes 2.1" which contains the latest release of the     SNOWBALL Reference Notes Background.  This tool allows users to     collect notes on various articles and books as they write research     reports.  It is similar to a bibliography stack, except that the     focus is on managing and reorganizing the notes rather than just     the associated citations.2.  "SNOWBALL Base" which must be available if stacks containing SNOWBALL    Reference Notes cards are to function correctly.Detailed information about SNOWBALL is contained in the "READ ME!" fileand in the help file accessible from each SNOWBALL Reference Notes card.There are a few things you may want to know up front:1.  SNOWBALL Reference Notes requires HyperCard 2.0 or later.2.  It is possible to "update" reference notes that you have been keeping    using SNOWBALL Reference Notes 1.7 or 2.0.  More details are    available in the enclosed "READ ME!" file.3.  I am not requesting a shareware fee for the use of SNOWBALL Reference    Notes.  Instead I am asking for some information about your reference    notekeeping habits, ideas, etc.  Please support this "responseware"    strategy by responding to the questions on the last four cards of the    "SNOWBALL Ref. Notes 2.1" stack.  Please send this information to one    of the following addresses:    US Mail:    740 South 50 East      Internet:   [e-mail]                Orem, UT 84058         Bitnet:     [e-mail] you for your responses.  Some of the improvements to this versionare the result of helpful feedback from users.  I hope that this toolwill be as useful to you as many of the public domain stackware offeringsI have found are to me.  Enjoy!John M. Ford             BYU Instructional Psychology Program#### BINHEX     soaring-von-11.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 5 Sep 92 22:27:11 -0500 From: [e-mail] (John D Rouse)                        Soaring Von v 1.1        The following is a program that I wrote to simulate distance, rate,time, gravity type physics problems.  Initial distances and velocities canbe changed and a variety of results are calculated.    The program is well suited for high school students that arecurious about the effects of gravity and I hope that Soaring Von finds hisway into the classroom.  The program also makes for a nice diversion forcollege physics students.    The program is compressed with Compact Pro.  It is also Sharewareand $15 or $25 to register.                                                John Rouse                                                [e-mail]    I'm not exactly sure to which folder this program belongs.  Itshould probably go with other educational software or applicationprograms.#### BINHEX     spaceward-ho-301-updt.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 93 0:07:35 PST From: Peter Commons <[e-mail]>Subject: Spaceward Ho! 3.0.1 Updater Enclosed is an application that will update Spaceward Ho! 3.0 to SpacewardHo! 3.0.1. It is free to distrubute but copyrighted by Delta Tao. SpacewardHo! itself is not free to be distributed; for information on purchasing it,please call Delta Tao Software, Inc. at [phone]. Spaceward Ho! 3.0.1 is a maintenance release of Spaceward Ho! 3.0. It fixes alot of bugs, but there are no new features.------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     spectra-09.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 27 Apr 1991 17:17:23 +0300 From: [e-mail] (Dmitry Boldyrev)Subject: Spectra-v0.9 Hello dear moderators,I would like to post the latest for now on version of Spectra-v0.9.Spectra is a program for simulation of IR-, Raman-, and other spectra.I see that most of the articles which came out this and past years usessimply lines (not spectra). Here, I suggest them to use my Spectra. It's easy to use and friendly package. I'm currently working Spectra, since I decided not to do Molecular Designer for a year(I'm taking CS classes soI guess, I can go back to MolDis in the Winter).I'd be happy if you can send me a message that you're using Spectra and want to see new versions. BTW, I can keep in mind that you're using itand send the new versions direct to you (binhexed Application).I'm currently working on movable strings so that you can create a stringand move it, it could be a title or whatever..Thank you.Please, send your mails to [e-mail] again.--Dmitry#### BINHEX     speecher-121.hqx   ****From "[e-mail] (Povl H. Pedersen)" Mon Aug 30 06:32:35 1993Date: Mon, 30 Aug 1993 13:40:20 +0100From: [e-mail] (Povl H. Pedersen)Subject: Speecher 1.2.1--========================_11563572==_Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"This is a bug fix release. It again allows you to convert text to phonemes,which was disabled in version 1.2 by a cleanup of code, which should nothave happened this way.Replaces Speecher 1.2--========================_11563572==_Content-Type: application/mac-binhex40; name="Speecher1.2.1.cpt"#### BINHEX     stevie-310.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 21 Aug 91 17:13:28 +0100 From: [e-mail] (Thomas Okken)Subject: Stevie 3.10 + sourcesWerner,I response to recent interest on Usenet in Stevie, the public-domainvi clone, I submit the complete Stevie package, *including all sources*.I'm not quite sure what version it is: Get Info says 3.10 (which iswhat this version is commonly known by), but the documentation andbuilt-in help screens say 3.68 or 3.69. The build date is 24-11-89.I suggest this file be archived as stevie-310.hqx. Please remove olderarchived versions. - Thomas ([e-mail])----------#### BINHEX     stock-stack-hc.hqx   ****From "[e-mail] (Chemaly Rene)" Tue Aug 31 08:00:40 1993Date: Tue, 31 Aug 93 8:00:38 PDTFrom: [e-mail] (Chemaly Rene)Subject: StockStack....Date: Tue, 31 Aug 1993 00:48:12 -0400 (EDT)    Hi there,I do not know if I did this right, cause it's the first time I upload to anFTP site. I'm a champion at downloading software, but uploading... Anyways,should this work, please include the following description, taken from the READ ME file:---$tock$tack is a Hypercard( stack which allows you to trackvarious technical indicators for individual stocks, mutualfunds, market indices (such as the Dow Jones IndustrialAverage), currencies, bonds, and interest rate instruments.  Ittracks and plots the stock price (open, high, low, and close),trading volume, moving averages, stochastics, Relative StrengthIndex, and "On Balance Volume", on a daily, weekly, or monthlybasis.$tock$tack was originally designed to utilize quote files (in aTEXT format) from the Prodigy* Interactive Personal Service. Consult your Prodigy* service user's manual for information onhow to download quotes to a text file.  I have also added thecapability to read America OnLine* Stock Portfolio Displayfiles, CompuServe* MQuote II files, CompuServe* InformationManager QuickQuotes files, CompuServe* Navigator QuickQuote files,and GEnie* quote files (comma-delimited).  You may also manuallyenter data for your stocks.  If you have some other format that youdownload quotes in, or from a service other than those listed above,please contact me and I'll look into including that format in futureversions of $tock$tack.$tock$tack requires HyperCard( software version 2.1, at least 2megabytes of RAM (under System 6) or 4 megabytes under System 7. HyperCard( must be allocated at least 1500K of RAM (change by"Getting Info" on HyperCard). The stack will automatically sizeitself for a 13" RGB screen (640x480).   If your screen size isdifferent, the stack will be the standard size for a 9" screen(512x342).  If you desire a small card despite having a largerscreen, holding the Command-key while opening $tock$tack (eachtime) will force a 9" standard card.You may try this stack for 40 days without registering.  Duringthis time, you have full graphing capabilites, but the stackwill only maintain 50 days worth of data.  After that timeperiod, the stack will not allow you to add additional datawithout the password, which you obtain when you register.  Onceyou have registered, you will be allowed to configure the stackto your desires, telling it how many days to maintain data, whatgraphs to graph, how many days to use for various statistics,and what stock commision rates to use.  You will also beinformed when future upgrades are available.  Some plannedadditions include:1. Continuing to write routines as external functions to speedup the program.2. The capability to track a portfolio, possibly multipleportfolios.To register, send $40 and the following information to:        Patrick M. Sullivan        2658 Worden St. #227        San Diego, CA  92110-5851---NOTE: I am not the author, but have been asked by the author to distribute this      stack to FTP sites. Please DO NOT MAIL ME about the stack! But mail him      at: [e-mail]          ------------------From "[e-mail] (Chemaly Rene)" Tue Aug 31 07:11:13 1993Flags: 000000000201Received: by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA18999; Tue, 31 Aug 93 07:11:11 PDTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Date: Tue, 31 Aug 93 7:11:10 PDTReturn-Path: <[e-mail]>Received: from condor.CC.UMontreal.CA by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id        AA14669; Mon, 30 Aug 93 21:54:03 PDTReceived: from eole.ERE.UMontreal.CA by condor.CC.UMontreal.CA with SMTP id        AA17388Resent-To: backmod@camisResent-Date: Tue, 31 Aug 93 7:11:10 PDTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Apparently-To: backmod@camisReceived: by alize.ERE.UMontreal.CA (920330.SGI/5.17)    id AA29093; Tue, 31 Aug 93 00:50:39 -0400From: [e-mail] (Chemaly Rene)Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Subject: StockStack...To: [e-mail]: Tue, 31 Aug 1993 00:50:39 -0400 (EDT)X-Mailer: ELM [version 2.4 PL21]Mime-Version: 1.0Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCIIContent-Transfer-Encoding: 7bitContent-Length: 263144    #### BINHEX     stop-watch-12.hqx   ****From "[e-mail] (Nicholas Buchdahl)" Mon Sep  6 01:11:29 1993Date: Mon, 6 Sep 1993 14:05:48 +0930 From: [e-mail] (Nicholas Buchdahl)Subject: StopWatch1.2 Hello Info-Mac.Attached is a BinHexed Compact Pro archive containing StopWatch1.2, asimple application for timing things on or around your mac. It once existedon your archive but was deleted to save space.  I'm sure you'll be dying toput it back there now that it has played such a pivotal role in the movie"Jusassic Park".Nick Buchdahl--- %< ------- %< %< snippety snip snip %< %< ------------%< --------------#### BINHEX     straight-lines-hc.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 10 Aug 93 17:43:20 +0200 From: [e-mail] (Claude JACQ)Straight Lines is a HyperCard stack useful to adjust points to a line.#### BINHEX     studiocraft.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 1 Feb 93 08:24:16 GMT From: [e-mail]: Submission of color draw program Studiocraft Studiocraft is a drawing and presentation program written by SeanBergin from Ireland. It is very simple to use and has lots offeatures: 24 bit colour, bezier tools, 100 layers, shaded backgrounds,and much more. Shareware $35.#### BINHEX     super-mandelzoom-106.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (John Thoo)Date: Fri, 6 Nov 92 21:17:17 PST Subject: Super MANDELZOOM 1.06 This is Super MANDELZOOM 1.06 with (I'm sorry) docs for version 1.0.Super MANDELZOOM is a nifty *public domain* program by Robert P. Munafothat plots the Mandelbrot set fairly quickly.  The program also allowsone to zoom in on specific regions, as well as plot the Julia sets forchosen complex values. I haven't used Super MANDELZOOM in ages, but ran across it recentlywhile cleaning out some old discs.  It's really quite a fun program toplay with. Enjoy!------------cut here------------#### BINHEX     super-paint-30-help.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 21 Nov 1992 18:56:16 +1300 From: [e-mail]: [*] SuperPaint 3.0 HyperHelp Here is SuperPaint 3.0 HyperHelp, providing online helpfor users of Aldus' SuperPaint 3.0, in hypertext form.I wrote this originally for myself, because I found the Super-Paint Manual hard to use. I release it in hopes it may do otherssome good.This is a stand-alone produced using StorySpace(tm),from Eastgate Systems. StorySpace is an application forproducing true hypertext documents and stand-alones.You just click on a word or area of a picture to see thelinked screen. This may be of interest as a demo of whatStorySpace can do in its most elementary form: it has lotsof power not utilised in this example!Requires 500K RAM. Most useful under MultiFinder /System 7, where you can run it simultaneously withSuperPaint.I am not affiliated in any way with Aldus or Silicon Beach,or Eastgate Systems. But I hope they all like this!Self-extracting archive, expands to about 650K.[moderator: suggest /info-mac/util/superpaint-help.hqx]----------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     superclock-404.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 23 Apr 1993 23:19:55 -0500 (CDT) From: Larry Rymal <[e-mail]>Subject: SuperClock 4.0.4     This is the latest release of SuperClock!, a control panel thatdisplays the time on the right end of the menu bar. This version fixes twoproblems. There were crashes when configuring the clock in the controlpanel if you're running on a Mac Plus. Also, the multiple chime featurewasn't working correctly in all cases.     Information about features is available in the documentation. Ifyou copy SuperClock! to another electronic service, or make it availableto others, please include the documentation so I don't get bombarded(email-wise) with questions that are answered in the documentation.Thanks--Steve Christensen. Larry Rymal <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     system-7-is-a-smash.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 9 Jun 91 02:13:32 EDTFrom: [e-mail] (Scott R. Anderson)Subject: system-7-is-a-smash.hqxThis is System 7 is a SMASH!, Apple's humorous comparison ofSystem 7 and Windows 3.0.  It was created using MacroMind Director.Put on your thinking caps!  The questions are really tough! :-)Scott Robert Anderson   Department of Physics   Emory University#### BINHEX     talk-2-me.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 13 Apr 93 17:53:54 +0200 From: [e-mail] (Christoph Salzman)Subject: Talk2Me_121 Enclosure: Talk-2-Me DTalk-2-Me v.1.2.1by Chris Salzmann )1992-1993Voice Communication Software.With Talk-2-Me your mac becomes an intercom allowing you to talk by voice - in real time - to all connected macs. But wait, That's not all! It also works as an answering machine, recording incoming messages and even playing personalized messages to specific callers.Require system 7.x.This is a Shareware. If you decide to keep it and would also like to sleep peacefully  without nightmares about starving shareware writers, please send $10 or an appropriate amount. Thank you.#### BINHEX     talking-clock-10b1.hqx   ****From macmod Thu Aug 26 20:12:39 1993Date: Fri, 27 Aug 93 01:03:54 +0200From: [e-mail]: Talking Clock 1.0b1 ApplicationThis is a simple desktop clock-as-application, but it alsohas support for the Speech Manager. Freeware (but read the license)Cheers,                    / h+-- -- Jon W{tte, [e-mail], Mac Hacker Deluxe --   Nothing crashes like a Macintosh.                     -- Guy Kawasakitalking-clock-10b1.sea.hqx#### BINHEX     talking-clock-11-fkey.hqx   ****Rick Gansler's Talking Clock 1.1 is a free FKEY that will speak thecurrent time.  MacinTalk is NOT required.  You can open the FKEY withSuitcase or MasterJuggler, or you can install it with any FKEY installeror ResEdit.  After installing it, you can use it by typingcommand-shift-6.  Of course, you can always change the FKEY number withResEdit (if you know how) or an FKEY installer.  This FKEY is dated May1990, but it works fine under 7.0.1 with 32-bit enabled (and Quadracaches enabled too). #### BINHEX     talking-clock-pro-20b0.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 4 Sep 93 20:45:15 +0200 From: [e-mail]: Talking Clock Pro(tm) 2.0b0 For those that had problems with Talking Clock, and also those whowanted something that talked without a clock window, and those whowanted different keys for talking, and those who wanted talkingmore often, and those who wanted AppleScript support, and those whowanted anti-aliased clocks, I hereby present:Talking Clock Pro(tm)and immediately place it and the source in the Public Domain. Thisversion supersedes any previous versions up to 93-09-04.Cheers,                    / h+-- -- Jon W{tte, [e-mail], Mac Hacker Deluxe --    Hackers push all the right buttons.#### BINHEX     talking-keys.hqx   **** 8-Jan-87 08 28 37-PST,31609;000000000001Return-Path  <[e-mail]>Received  from mitre-gateway.arpa by SUMEX-AIM.STANFORD.EDU with TCP; Thu 8 Jan 87 08 28 17-PSTReceived  from bert.mitre.org by mitre-gateway.arpa (1.1/SMI-2.2)    id AA25175; Thu, 8 Jan 87 11 28 15 ESTReturn-Path  <jonathan>Received  by bert.mitre.org (2.2/SMI-2.2)    id AA05393; Wed, 7 Jan 87 08 31 42 estDate  Wed, 7 Jan 87 08 31 42 estFrom  [e-mail] (Jonathan Leblang)Message-Id  <[e-mail]>To  [e-mail]  talking-keys.hqxHere is a desk accessory from GEnie that speaks letters and words as you type.It is in packit III format, and includes documentation.#### BINHEX     tape-labeler-40.hqx   ****From: Jonathan Simon <[e-mail]>Subject: tape-labeler40.sit.hqx Date: Sun, 3 May 92 13:19:24 CDT I sent this same file to you yesterday, but the documentation included init had the wrong filetype and so was unreadable without TeachText.This version is identical except the documentation is now of type TEXTand so can be read by any word processor. Sorry for the mistake.Jonathan Simon-------------------------------------------------------------------------                            TAPE LABELER 4.0                           Jonathan Z. Simon                             (c)1988-1992Tape Labeler makes labels that take the place of the cardboard insertsthat come with cassette tapes. The labels it makes are quite pretty,especially compared with those made the usual way of filling out theinsert by hand.Version 4.0 is a large step upward from previous versions. It shouldwork on all Macintoshes (except the ancient Mac 512K's or older), andis compatible with any system in common use for the last severalyears, including System 7.0. If you have an older version, pleasedelete it before installing the new version (this version can read allold formats).Send bugs and e-mail to: [e-mail]---#### BINHEX     tcontour-303d.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 2 Feb 1993 10:53:48 -0500From: [e-mail] (John Pilling)TCONTOUR 3.03d corrects a bug that causes the program to bomb on SE's,improves printing and speeds up the screen redraws.John Pilling, internet: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     teachers-grading-program-15.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 22 Jan 93 16:33:20 PST From: jafl@looking_glass.Wonderland.Caltech.EDU (John Lindal)Subject: Teacher's Grading Program 1.50 Teacher's Grading Program 1.50Manage your student's grades quickly and easily.Everything is organized into a simple worksheet.Point, click, and type!Up to 200 students & 100 grade sets per class file.Choose from three methods of computing final grades!Seven different printouts including Home Notices!John [e-mail]#### BINHEX     test-tools.hqx   ****From: Ryan Richard Koopmans <[e-mail]>Subject: TestTools15.hqx Date: Wed, 23 Jun 1993 13:28:07 -0500 (CDT) Test Tools makes it easier to give and grade tests.  It consistsof two programs, Test Builder and Test Taker.  The tests that youmake in Test Builder can either be printed out or given withTest Taker, which grades tests automatically.  Test Tools handlesmultiple choice, true/false, fill-in-the-blanks, matching andessay questions.Test Tools offers many features such automatic grading keys, soundand pictures in tests, control over text appearance, and passwordprotection.Test Tools is free software.  It may be distributed freely as longas it remain unmodified.  Mail all comments, problems, and suggest-ions to: "[e-mail]".Program, manual Copyright 1993 Ryan Koopmans#### BINHEX     tester-10.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 12 Apr 93 17:38:39 PDT From: [e-mail] (John Lindal)Subject: Tester 0.10 Tester 1.0     Multiple choice test generator.               The questions are presented in random order from               a given set of questions.  Take the test on the               screen or print it out.  You can even import your               own tests.John [e-mail]#### BINHEX     tex-preview.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 2 May 89 08:51 CDT From: Robert A Lentz <[e-mail]>        TeX Preview will preview TeX on the Macintosh, displaying anentire page in a window (reduced view of page) along with controls toZoom and to flip through the pages or stop after each one.  The total pagecound as well as the current page is displayed.  Printing is also an option.I hope this fulfills at least partly the needs of those who have asked fora TeX previewer.                                                Robert Lentz                                                [e-mail]                                                lentz@nuacc#### BINHEX     texas-lotto-hc.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 12 May 1993 13:35:54 CDT From: [e-mail]: UPLOAD OF FILE THIS IS A SIMPLE LITTLE HYPERCARD STACK (Ver 2.x) that will allow the user tocreate up to five sets of six random numbers between 1 and 50, which is theformat used by Texas' Lotto game.  Once the numbers are generated, they can beprinted to the default printer.  This is my first attempt to upload anything tothe net, so it might not get there.It is freeware, but anyone who wins a jackpot with it is asked to send me atoken (1%) expression of of gratitude.  Share it with anyone you think has a bitof gambling in their blood who can't make up their mind about what system to usein selecting their numbers.Good Luck.W. Thompson    email:  [e-mail]5/12/93#### BINHEX     the-gradebook-15-hc.hqx   ****From "[e-mail] (Jim Witte)" Mon Sep  6 01:10:04 1993Date: Sun, 5 Sep 1993 01:01:57 -0600 From: [e-mail] (Jim Witte)Subject: gradebook 1.5 Here is the latest shareware version of The Gradebook Stack v1.5Features:* Define your own grading system and grading scale* Handles letter grades, numerical grades (25/30), or "Check-Plus-Minus"* Calculates averages, tracks attendance, prints reports for you  and your students* Built-in Help and friendly interface make it easy to learn & use* Shareware, $15** new to v1.5- fixed bug in "complete student report" on the print card- fixed "table" report template: works for stylewriters, imagewriters- if an item is too wide for a report column, characters in the middle are  deleted, rather than at the end. Makes for better identification of the item.A "bug fixer" is available from me if you are using an earlier version ofgradebook, and you don't want to start over.  Sorry for the inconvience. :(Jim [e-mail]#### TEXT       the-grouch.txt   ****19-Aug-93  1:16:12-GMT,2107;000000000001Received: by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA18025; Wed, 18 Aug 93 18:16:12 PDTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]>Received: from aol.com (mser.hp.aol.net) by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)        id AA05431; Wed, 18 Aug 93 10:19:40 PDTReceived: by aol.com (16.8/16.2) id AA04895; Wed, 18 Aug 93 13:11:39 -0400From: [e-mail]-Mailer: America Online MailerSender: <[e-mail]>Errors-To: <[e-mail]>Reply-To: <[e-mail]>Message-Id: <[e-mail]>To: [e-mail]: Wed, 18 Aug 93 13:10:14 EDTSubject: "The Grouch" SharewareResent-To: backmod@camisResent-Date: Wed, 18 Aug 93 18:16:11 PDT#### BINHEX     time-keeper-30.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 13 Jul 1993 19:07:38 -0700 (PDT) From: "Paul J. Rodman" <[e-mail]>Subject: Shareware upload Timekeeper 3.0 is for anybody who charges for their time by the hour. It letsyou keep track of projects you've worked on for different clients, and howmuch you're charging them for each activity you perform on a project. Itoffers extensive reporting, exporting and printing capabilities, to give youthe flexibility to use the data you store on your projects in the ways thatwork best for you. Here are some of the useful features you'll find:-  Lets you track time down to the tenth- or quarter-hour (your choice)-  A virtually infinite number of clients, projects and activities are     accessible with a mouse click-  Lets you assign hourly rates to any activity-  Automatically sums your time and charges on every project-  Automatically creates summary reports by activity for any project-  Automatically creates daily time reports-  Lets you use customize the data you record on each project-  Lets you export data on projects to database, spreadsheet or other    applications for incorporation into your own billing systemAnd there are many other features waiting for you to discover. ThisTimekeeper 3.0 demo offers nearly every feature available in the fullworking version, with the limitation that you can only track up to sevenprojects, and only for up to 20 days.Included in this Timekeeper Demo package are:- Timekeeper 3.0 Demo -- the Timekeeper HyperCard stack- Daily Time Reports -- the HyperCard stack for creating daily time reports- Time Report -- a FileMaker II file which can import project reports    created by Timekeeper (this file can be converted to FileMaker Pro   format)- TK Demo Help -- a text file which duplicates the on-screen Help available   in Timekeeper (in case of problems printing the on-screen Help).Timekeeper 3.0 requires HyperCard 2.0 or higher.This file has been checked with Disinfectant 3.2.#### BINHEX     timecode-calculator-20.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 17 Aug 93 02:46:24 -0700From: [e-mail] (Andrew Coven)Subject: Timecode Calculator v2.0The Timecode Calculator is a small application that fits perfectly insideyour Apple Menu Items folder.  Place it right next to all your otherfavorite calculators.The calculator is perfect for videographers, audio enthusiasts, and anyoneelse who has needed to add together series of times.  Help is availablein the program by pulling up the About box.Version 2.0 supports multiple frames-per-second on both input and outputtimes, including NTSC drop frame, PAL, and 24 frames-per-second film.                                                            #### BINHEX     tinkertoys.hqx   ****Date: Mon,  4 Dec 89 11:47:16 -0500 (EST)From: "Michael A. Libes" <[e-mail]>Subject: TinkerToysHere is a program which allows you to build three dimentional "toys" outof balls and springs.  You can then play with them in a 3-D world.  Theuser interface is easy to use.TinkerToys is public domain, play with it until it you get bored, thenpass it along to a friend.  The source code is available for a small fee.---#### BINHEX     tiny-elephant.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 31 Oct 92 09:33 EST From: [e-mail]: Tiny Elephant: Free reminder utility. Tiny Elephant is a microscopic, no frills reminder program.You can put it into your Startup Items folder and it will use40K of memory or less.  Daily, Weekly, Monthly and Yearlyreminders can be created.This is a free utility by Christopher Eliot.  It works nicely forme, but will not be updated.  Postcards from happy users wouldbe appreciated, but there is no obligation for it.#### BINHEX     to-do-32.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]> To Do! 3.2 is Andy Welch's shareware computerized "job jar" that helpsyou organize and keep track of things you need to get done.  Thisversion is Quadra cache compatible. #### BINHEX     to-do-stack-20-hc.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 10 Jun 1993 21:58:23 -0500 (CDT) From: PETER GINGISS <[e-mail]>Subject: To Do Stack 2.0 To Do Stack 2.0 by Jonathan Cooper, based on Version 1.5, byPeter Gingiss. (This version released with his permission.)A 19K (when empty) HyperCard 2.x stack for organising andprioritising tasks. Freeware. Original improvements weremade by Samuel Lester. Jonathan Cooper - CompuServe:100033,2677 - InterNet:[e-mail] Peter Gingiss -CompuServe: 72411,550 - InterNet: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     tom-10b41c.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 17 May 1992 20:14 EST From: Mark Cornick <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] TOM INIT 1.0b4.1 C Here is TOM INIT 1.0b4.1 C, which fixes a problem with the Balloon Helpmenu (you couldn't select anything in it.) This was just mailedto me by the authors.Mark CornickJames Madison [e-mail]#### BINHEX     touchbase-pro-30-to-301-updt.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 6 Oct 1993 01:26:59 -0800From: [e-mail] (Malcolm Pradhan)Subject: [*] =?iso-8859-1?Q?TOUCHBASE=81?= PRO 3.0.1 patch.sea--========================_6465570==_Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" This is a patch program to upgrade TouchBase Pro 3.0 to version 3.01. It is from the Aldus support section on America-On-Line. The only commentswith it was the brief description of the file saying that this patch fixesvarious "incompatibilities". Regards, Malcolm--========================_6465570==_Content-Type: application/mac-binhex40; name="TOUCHBASE=_PRO_3.0.1_patch.sea"#### BINHEX     tradex-10.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 14 Nov 1993 11:36:53 -0800 (PST)From: "Paul J. Rodman" <[e-mail]>Subject: Tradex (Replacement)Tradex is a stock market technical analysis and portfolio manager for theMacintosh.  It has been designed as a sophisticated tool for thereasonably experienced or expert technical analyst to evaluate stocks withrespect to their historical prices and volumes.  Most of the well-known technical indicators are included, as well as somenot-so-well-known ones, and some unique specimens as well.  Theseindicator functions can be applied in any combination.  For example, youcan take a 12-period moving average, a 7-period moving average of that12-period moving average, the momentum of the 7-period moving average, etc.A simple but adequate portfolio manager is included that ties in withhistorical data and can evaluate the portfolio in terms of profitabilityover time, etc.*NOTE*This is a replacement for a previously uploaded version that waspersonalised for a particular person by accident, and had some strongwording about copying, etc.  These problems have been removed from thisversion.------------------------------------------------------------Paul J. Rodman    14138 SE 238th Lane, Kent, WA 98042-3836Voice/Fax:        [phone] [24 Hour]Internet:         [e-mail]  or  [e-mail]:       70243,3016============================================================#### BINHEX     trek-quoter-23.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Chris Tuft)Subject: trek-quoter-23.hqxDate: Fri, 10 Dec 1993 13:18:57 -0800--========================_6706546==_Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"--========================_6706546==_Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printableTrek Quoter 2.3 is a simple program I started during a boring=20afternoon. I had a list of Star Trek quotes (The Old Series,=20The Next Generation, and the movies) and I decided to build=20a program to randomize their display. Since then, I've=20polished it up quite a bit and put a pretty good interface=20on it. Well, here's Trek Quoter.=20Trek Quoter is FREEWARE!Also, Trek Quoter requires System 7 to run!This file should replace Trek Quoter 2.1 found in /app.-Chris#### BINHEX     truss-demo-30.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 20 Sep 93 09:09:33 -0500From: [e-mail] (Hussam A Dandashli)TrussDemo 3.0Truss Analysis and Visualization is a program for the force analysis ofplanar trusses and the visualizations of the results. The demo is limited to 4nodes,otherwise everything else is enabled.The program allows the user to * Create a new truss design or  use an existing truss stored in memory.* Alter the geometry of an existing truss design through moving thejointlocations or bythe addition/removal of truss members, truss supports or truss joints.* Alter the loading on an existing truss.* Produce free body diagrams of the entire truss or for selected pins.* Produce a color graphical display of the load carried by the individualmembers with the color of the member denoting tension/compression and the magnitude of the load.This application may be included on the archive's CD-ROMHussam Dandashlie-mail: [e-mail]       #### BINHEX     type-book-324.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 6 May 1993 11:32:13 -0400 (EDT) From: Ephraim Fithian <[e-mail]>Subject: theTypebook 3.2.4 --44205-1845585447-736702964:#6136Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCIIThis is a newer version of theTypebook than the recently posted 3.0.8. Ipicked it up from mac.archive.umich.edu. It is freeware but can becustomized for $45 from the author at    Jim Lewis - Golden State Graphics    2137 Candis Av.    Santa Ana, CA 92706    [phone]    CIS: 71650,2373    AOL: JimXLewisI have used this to make displays of fonts for students to use in agraphic design course. High quality.Ephraim FithianKutztown University of PA--44205-1845585447-736702964:#6136Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="thetypebook3.24.cpt.hqx"Content-ID: <[e-mail]>Content-Description: #### BINHEX     ultra-101.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 30 Jul 92 19:50:13 CDT From: PC0TMYS <[e-mail]>Subject: ultra101.hqx (math: random number generator)      Arif Zaman and George Marsaglia of the Supercomputer ComputationsResearch Institute at Florida State University recently developed arandom number generator that has special features. They wrote anIBM/PC implementation of it in assembler and C, called ULTRA101.ZIP,which they uploaded to the network.     I downloaded that file and converted their C program to run on themacintosh. I am submitting a Stuffit 1.5.1 archive containing thisconversion and also the original IBM submission. I don't know in whichdirectory this should be placed. Maybe, app or lang. It would be niceto have a "math" directory to put it in.     I read about their program from the listserver PCTECH-L@TREARNwhen Jim Ritterbusch sent the following message on April 13, whichI will quote:A while ago, I sent a message searching for a random number generator thatwas a recent development in that it had a humongous period. A few of youreplied directly expressing interest when and if I was able to get theinformation.I have finally located it. I replied directly to those that asked, but incase any others of you are still lurking and waiting for the answer, hereit is.It was developed by Arif Zaman and George Marsaglia of the SupercomputerComputations Research Institute at Florida State University. It has aperiod of over 10^356 (or about 10^250 random numbers for each atom inthe universe !).An IBM/PC version including source code for assembler and C is availableas the file ULTRA101.ZIP. I was able to anonymous ftp this fromgarbo.uwasa.fi in /pub/msdos/math. According to archie, it is alsoavailable at rigel.acs.oakland.edu in /pub/msdos/math.Don't forget to use binary mode in your ftp as well as your download toyour PC. Good luck with it and enjoy.Ain't the Internet grand!Jim RitterbuschWestern Connecticut State [e-mail]     This ends the quote.Bill Hale#### BINHEX     un-adobe.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 28 Jan 93 13:54:00 EST From: [e-mail] (Reid Judd - Sun NC Development Center)Subject: [*] unAdobe - convert Adobe outline fonts to ascii unAdobe.hqx  This is an old program (1988).  It is *NOT* System 7 friendly!  In fact, it might not work on your system unless you do several  things.  However, it enabled me to print my Macintosh Finale  documents on a Unix PostScript printer.     In order to get it to work on my Quadra, I had to turn off   Virtual Memory, 32-bit addressing, the Cache, and restarted   with all INITs off (one of my INITs didn't like unAdobe).  In order to use it, give it the name of an Adobe Type 1 font   (outline fonts are in your "Extensions" folder).  It will output   (if it works) an uncompressed ascii version of the font.  For example, I created a PostScript dump in Finale: MusicFile.ps  and used unAdobe to convert the font "Petru" to Petru.unAdobe  Then I transfered both ascii files to Unix, and was able to print   them on a Unix printer using:    > cat Petru.unAdobe MusicFile.ps | lpr-- reid.judd  [e-mail]----- Begin Included Message ----- #### BINHEX     vcr-20-hc.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] <Ken Hancock>Subject: [*] VCR 2.0A HyperCard stack for cataloging your VCR tape collection.Part of the GAMER distribution.#### BINHEX     vhs-library-10-hc.hqx   ****From "[e-mail] (Timothy E. Wahlstrom)" Fri Sep 10 22:10:26 1993Date: Fri, 10 Sep 1993 08:13:23 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Timothy E. Wahlstrom)Subject: vhs.library.10.cpt.hqx --========================_10823122==_Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"Attached is a HyperCard stack for keeping track of your VHS library andprinting new labels.  It is based on a stack I downloaded once upon a timebut does not seem to be available anywhere anymore.  It was created withHyperCard 2.1 and System 7.1.  E-Mailware.  May be included in the CD-ROMof the archive.--========================_10823122==_Content-Type: application/mac-binhex40; name="vhs.ibrary.10.cpt.hqx"#### BINHEX     visage-101.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 14 Oct 92 9:33:29 EDT From: "Robert E. Yellen" (IMD-TSB) <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Visage 1.0.1 - Disk icons The followin is the blurp from the readme file:VISAGE* 1.0.1 1991 by Scott Searle. All rights reserved.WHAT IS VISAGE?Visage is a System 7 utility that makes it easier to select new icons for your disks. While the System 7 Finder allows you to do this, Visage provides an integrated way of adding colorful, new icons to your disks. Please note thatVisage requires System 7 or later.WHAT'S NEW IN 1.0.1This version provides compatibility with nonPcolor Macintosh computers (Mac Plus, SE, etc.). It also offers more icons.USING VISAGEVisage is easy to use. Simply open the application, select one or more disks from the Visage window, and click Change Icon. The next dialog allows you to select a new icon for your disks. Select an icon and click OK.While Visage will immediately display your new icon in its window, you must restart your Mac for the icons to show up in the Finder.ATTN: ICON ARTISTS!Visage can use icons from any number of RVisage IconS files. A Visage Icon file must contain one or more 'ICN#' resources. A Visage Icon file can also contain corresponding 'icl8', 'icl4', 'ics8', 'ics4', and 'ics#' resources.A Visage Icon fileUs type should be 'ICNS' and its creator should be 'VISG'; the fileUs name can be anything you want. To use your Visage Icon file, place it in the same folder as the application.SHAREWARESince Visage is shareware, you must pay for the program if you decide to keep it. Visage costs $25 (U.S.); please mail your payment to:   Scott Searle   9025 61st Place West   Mukilteo, WA  98275P3337Thank you very much, and have fun!#### BINHEX     vivistar-calculator.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 18 Aug 1993 22:47:38 -0500 (CDT)From: [e-mail]: rpn930407.hqxVIVISTAR CALCULATOR RPN INFIX HEXADECIMAL OCTAL FINANCIAL HEX RPNCALCRPN Calculator with any base from 2 to 16, transcendentals, 19 displayable digits, memory registers, remembers location on screen, user selectable display types, financial functions (pv, pmt, fv, n, i), permutations, combinations, & online help.  Also includes instructions on how to use reverse polish notation.System 7, 32-bit, and virtual memory compatible.  $10 shareware.Closing bug fix.#### BINHEX     vocabularry-10b.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 16 Oct 92 12:28:13 PDT From: [e-mail] (Larry Kepko)Subject: vocabularry (moderators : please replace any earlier version) VocabuLarry1.0b  VocabuLarry is a simple program to help you improve your vocabularyin the language of your choice. Basically, you make a list of words,and then use flash cards, and/or a quiz to help you learn them. Theprogram allows you to record your voice for each word, so that youcan associate the word verbally as well as visually.   I also have a bunch of French and German words if anyone is interested.    Hope someone finds this useful,Larry [e-mail]#### BINHEX     voice-demo-101.hqx   ****From "John Stiles <[e-mail]>" Fri Sep 10 00:15:05 1993Date: Wed, 8 Sep 1993 20:50:50 -0700 (PDT) From: John Stiles <[e-mail]>Subject: VoiceDemo 1.0.1     Here is an update to Voice Demo.    As well as being much cooler, this version fixes a bug VoiceDemo washaving with the Plaintalk(tm) voices. VoiceDemo needs the Speech Manager towork. (It's available at ftp.apple.com)     VoiceDemo is a cute little hack which lets you test out ALL of theSpeech Manager's different voices, PlainTalk or regular. It's small because it's all C code, and I didn't waste your time or mine including source codeor program snippets. It IS very cool, and free, so give it a try!                                *Stiles-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- cut here -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=#### BINHEX     vort-10d4.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 5 Oct 92 10:56:45 edt From: Brad Fowlow <[e-mail]>Subject: Vort.sea.hqx Vort/Art for the Macintosh II (version 1.0d4).This is a Macintosh version of the raytracer and image viewingtools from vort (the very ordinary rendering toolkit).This is free software; all source code is provided.Requires 68020+68881.The vort package comes from the University of Melbourne.The original sources, and lots of images, canbe found at the ftp site gondwana.ecr.mu.oz.au.The raytracer uses a fairly readable scene description language,accepts offiles, allows use of images as surface textures,does CSG modelling, and handles arbitrary algebraic surfaces.#### BINHEX     wallpaper-for-the-mind-11.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 20 Mar 91 11:49:38 -0800From: John Peterson <[e-mail]>Subject: Wallpaper for the Mind v1.1This is Wallpaper for the Mind, v1.1.  This draws interestingchaotic patters using a simple formula published in a ScientificAmerican article a while back.  v1.1 fixes a few minor bugs inthe original (1987) version, and also now works with video cardsrequiring more than 1M of screen memory.#### BINHEX     webss-30b2.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 19 May 93 09:18 N From: <[e-mail]>Subject: webss 3.0b2 WEBSs is a highly interactive software system, based on thehypertext concept, which allows for creating and consultingIntegrated Electronic Books (IEB) on Macintosh computers.An IEB is composed of a collection of documents that can beinterconnected with the help of networks of links andorganized with tables of contents.FEATURESWEBSs features include :- an online tutorial which takes you step-by-step through  WEBSs key features,- an integrated scripting environment (including an object-  oriented language and a powerful browser) that allows you  to automate complex series of actions and to enhance the  behaviour of the WEBSs application by attaching scripts to  objects and groups of objects,- a text editor with formatting capabilities (font, size,  style, color, justification),- import of pictures saved in PICT format,- browsers (=tables of contents), a powerful structuring  tool to hierarchically organize documents,- creation of links to jump from one place in a document to  another (even in another document),- facilities for creating sets of heterogeneous objects  (documents, links, etc.) that can be used in scripts,- Balloon Help for all menus and menu commands.DISTRIBUTIONWEBSs is copyrighted freeware. You can give it to others,but you must redistribute the complete WEBSs package(including this Read Me file). You cannot sell it (exceptfor reasonable downloading fees).Development of WEBSs was funded in part by grants from theSwiss National Science Foundation.SYSTEM REQUIREMENTSWEBSs works with System 6.x and 7.0 (it wasnYt tested withSystem 7.1, but it should work!). Balloon Help requiresSystem 7. WEBSs uses 1.5MB of RAM. This is a beta version,which may contain some bugs.See the enclosed Read Me file for more information.#### BINHEX     weighted-xy-fits.hqx   ****From: Gerard Hammond <[e-mail]>Subject: New App for Submission Date: Tue, 6 Apr 1993 17:24:06 +1000 (EST) This is a small application that does weigthed and unweighted fits forxy data. In other words a least squares or linear regression analysis.I have tried to implement a speadsheet interface that allows "in cell"manipulation of the data.It has been compacted and binhexed with Compact Pro v1.33.Thank YouGerard Hammond#### BINHEX     welcome-131.hqx   ****From "[e-mail] (Donna Foster)" Fri Aug 27 10:32:31 1993Subject: Welcome! bugfixFrom: [e-mail] (Donna Foster)Date: Fri, 27 Aug 93 13:26:59 EDTOnce again, sorry for posting so soon after a previous version. :-(This should be the final version of Welcome! for a while. Welcome! readsthe date and time to you, using the Speech Manager, and sticks in a greetingappropriate to same. C source is included. Enjoy! :-)-----------------cut here------------------#### BINHEX     window-to-infinity-hc.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 26 Oct 92 09:08:51 -0500 From: [e-mail]: hypercard stack - "shareware-ish" Hello:  My name is Andy Hughes ([e-mail]) and I have made aHyperCard stack called "The Window to Infinity", which I thought I wouldput out in the public domain as a sort of shareware. (see details in stack)The Window to Infinity is like a Ouija board, only with a new pattern forthe letters and numbers.  You use the mouse instead of a planchette to movearound on the screen and click on the letters to put them in a field. Those with interest in "things metaphysical" should find this an fun stack.I hope you will find this stack suitable for putting this out on thesumex-aim.stanford.edu server, where I have found many wonderful,interesting, and useful mac applications, c-devs, and the like.Let me know if you need any other information from me.  If it is possibleto notify me when you do decide about putting the Window on the net, Iwould appreciate knowing.   Thanks.   -- andyt me know if you need any other information from me.  If it is possible tonotify me when you do decide about putting the Window on the net, I wouldappreciate knowing.   Thanks.   -- andy===========================================================================Andy HughesPurdue University1285  EE Bldg.WEST LAFAYETTE IN  47907-1285     Internet electronic mail address: [e-mail]     Phone:  [phone]  Fax [phone]                                               ============================                                               everything is within the ALL                                               the ALL is within everything                                               the ALL within is everything                                               ============================#### BINHEX     word-color-toolbar.hqx   ****Date: 16 Apr 1993 12:41:18 -0500 (CDT) From: PETER GINGISS <[e-mail]>Subject: Color Toolbar Color Toolbar for Microsoft Word 5.1aReplace your dull toolbar in Word with this colorized version and brighten up your desktop.  Simply rename or remove your existing toolbar, and drag this color version into your Word Commands folder.This toolbar has been approved for distribution by Microsoft, but is NOT supported by MS or Alki Software.  It is freeware, and if you like it, the author requests that you drop him a line (Matt Martinit, 74730.3254@compuserve).#### BINHEX     word-formal-report-templ.hqx   ****Date: 2 Feb 93 15:41:25 U From: "Andrew Lee" <[e-mail]>Subject: WORDTemplate_Formal1.0.hqx <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>WORDTemp.Formal.........................................................................................(c)1993 Andrew Lee, All rights reserved.WORDTemp.Formal is a pseudo-shareware Microsoft Word template for theMacintosh. This template is suitable for all sorts of formal reports.Plea: If you find this useful and you use it (directly or indirectly) and wantto encourage me to develop further templates: please send me a bank chequepayable to Andrew Lee, or notes in your local currency, for any amount that youfeel obliged to give.Thank you.Andrew Lee..................................School of Information and Computing SciencesBond UniversityAustralia 4229internet: [e-mail]: 61 75 953320 (international)phone: [phone] (international)#### BINHEX     word-movie-plugins.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Microsoft Word Movie Plug-In Module Date: Fri, 8 May 92 13:22:11 PDT Microsoft Word for the Macintosh version 5.0 Now Supports QuickTime(tm)The Movie PIM works in conjunction with the QuickTime multimedia system extension from Apple Computer, Inc. and allows you to playback and edit movies within your Microsoft Word for the Macintosh documents. Now you can add movies the same way you add pictures and illustrations, to create documents that literally show what you haveto say.Microsoft's Movie PIM takes advantage of Word 5.0's Modular Architecture.Because it's a module, you can simply drag the Movie PIM into yourWord 5.0 Commands folder to update, without having to upgrade theentire Microsoft Word 5.0 program. Microsoft Word for the Macintosh'smodular architecture also enables Microsoft and other developers toextend Word 5.0's functionality and lets users customize (and save diskspace) by installing or removing the features you choose.For more information please read the installation Readme and the PlayingMovies within Word Readme.#### BINHEX     word-perfect-30-demo.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 22 Nov 1993 21:25:40 -0500From: Charlie Mingo <[e-mail]>Subject: WordPerfect 3.0 Test DriveThis is a DEMO version of WordPerfect 3.0 for Macintosh.It has all the functions of the real thing, excep that "Save"is disabled, and "DEMO" appears across all printed pages.#### BINHEX     word-ref-141.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 13 Aug 92 13:55:21 CDT From: "Paul M. Sheldon" <[e-mail]>Subject: ms word wordref141.hqx, automatic numbering of stuff&compilingWhile poking about the world archives for something to deal witha bibliography in OzTeX, I found, this e mailing in a midway.uchicago.edudirectory. I recalled some interest in the enclosed features fromAbraham J. Levine and Gorry Fairhurst and others.There was also some cynicism that such automated features would bemade available cheap to students. Not so !!!Oh OzTeX is available free. Documentation on how to write with latex ispriced at Taylors for about $36. You can read free of too much expensiveinstruction. I have access to some technical bulletin boards and theywish to write across platforms, so I must use OzTeX or some sort of TeX.    Read the following letter and write your theses!!!!-----------------------------------------Date: Wed, 4 Mar 92 16:54:54 -0500From: [e-mail] (Mark H. Nodine)Subject: WordRef 1.4.1Enclosed is the latest upgrade to WordRef, version 1.4.1.  WordRefis an application for use with Microsoft Word designed for automatingrenumbering of figures, equations, tables, and so on, as well asfor compiling bibliographies.  Features of WordRef are  * No limit on the number of counters used for cross-references  * Variables can have strings interspersed with numbers  * Scans Word files directly (if Fast Save is off)  * Multiple Word files per document  * Bibliographies kept in BibTeX format  * HyperCard stack provided for keeping bibliographies  * Many different citation styles  * User-definable style sheets for bibliographies  * Desk accessory for browsing bibliographies and cut/pasteCompatibility:  * System 6 and 7  * Word 3, 4, or 5  * HyperCard 2.0 or laterInprovements from version 1.4:  * Fixed a bug that caused crashes in some configurations and flickering    menus in the remaining configurations  * Added a 'vers' resourceImprovements from version 1.3:  * Improved debugging characteristics  * Missing citations no longer aborts output of references  * Bug fixes  * Better Multifinder compatibility  * Includes bibliography style for IEEE documentsShareware $25.  Enjoy!    --Mark ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     wordperfect-extra-macros.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 09 Feb 1993 22:24:46 EST From: "Paul D. Bain" <[e-mail]>Subject: wp-three-macros.hqx This is a compressed and binhexed folder containing three WordPerfect for the Macintosh macros that are not available in the WordPerfect Macro file that comes with WordPerfect. The three macros are described below.Page X of Y MacroCreates a Header B or Footer B with the phrase "Page X of Y" (X=current page,Y=total number of pages).  If changes are made to the document, make sure the "Target X of Y" code is on the last page before regenerating.(Use the Librarian Feature to copy the attached macro into the  PrivateLibrary.)Case Convert MacroThis macro offers the following choices for case conversion: 1) All Upper Case,2) Lower Case except first letter of sentence, 3) All Lower Case, 4) Beginning each word Upper Case.(Use the Librarian Feature to copy the attached macro into the WP PrivateLibrary.)Revised Endnotes->Text MacroThis macro will convert all endnotes to text and append them tothe end of the document in the format of the currently definedendnote style.  The endnote numbers in the document will bechanged to superscripted text.  The macro does not convert theresulting text back into endnotes.---------------------(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     world-time-151.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 23 Feb 93 08:47:24 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Erik Jensen)Subject: WorldTime.hqx WorldTime 1.5.1 is a control panel that allows you to change the location of your computer in a more intuitive way than the Map control panel. It also will tell you the time in any city that is entered into it and edit the list of cities. Note that I did not write the program. Pay what you like shareware.>From the ReadMe file:****** What WorldTime DoesWorldTime does three things.1)   It tells you what time it is in other cities, taking into account      Daylight Saving Time/Summer Time.2)   It automatically resets your computer's clock at the beginning      and end of Daylight Saving Time/Summer Time.3)   It allows you to change the location of your computer as it is      stored in your computer's memory and reset the clock appropriately.#### BINHEX     wp-extended-characters-macro.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 07 Feb 1993 15:29:06 EST From: "Paul D. Bain" <[e-mail]>Subject: wp-macro-chars.hqx This is a Wordperfect for the Mac macro.  This macro converts avariety of extended characters from PC WP 5.1 into somethingusable in Mac WP 2.1. The only ones generally supported are thegreek characters and assorted math symbols.  It's really easy tocustomize to your needs though.P.S. The Mac manual never ever mentions the extended characterseven though they are an incrediblly important part of PC WP 5.1and the codes you need to access them on the Mac areundocumented.The author is SChrist from America Online and may be contactedthrough the internet at [e-mail].----------------#### BINHEX     x-cat-141.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 24 Oct 92 11:21:22 MET From: [e-mail]: XCat - a catalog program >>> XCat now catalogs the contents of StuffIt and>>> Compactor/Compact Pro archives!XCat is an extended catalog program which allows to ...-  catalog an entire volume or a single folder with all   its subfolders and files,-  catalog the contents of StuffIt and Compactor/Compact   Pro archives,-  combine the catalogs of several volumes or folders   into one catalog,-  view the entire catalog or just one folder with its   subfolders and files (hoist),-  view the pathname of a given file or folder,-  save the catalog to a file which preserves the hierarchical   tree structure with all information about the files and can   be read back into XCat later on,-  export the catalog or part of it to a text file (structured,   for importing into an outliner like MORE or a word processor   and tab delimited, for importing into a database like   FileMaker) and to determine which information is saved to   the text file,-  find a file,-  compile a list of multiple occurences of the same file(s),-  print the catalog.XCat runs under system 6 and 7.A german version of the program is also available.Fritz Wuethrich, CH-3600 Thun/SWITZERLANDemail: [e-mail] in version 1.4.1 (October 18, 1992):- Removed: Possibility to cancel when cataloguing a volume  or reading in a catalog file (costs to much time; maybe  I'll find a less time consuming solution).- Bug fix (system error when cataloguing the contents of a   Compactor/Compact Pro archive with an archive note containing  more than 127 characters).New in version 1.4 (October 10, 1992):- Possibility to cancel when cataloguing a volume or  reading in a catalog file.New in version 1.3 (June 24, 1992):- Catalogs the contents of StuffIt and Compactor/Compact  Pro archives!- Several bug fixes.New in version 1.2 (March 15, 1992):-  Progress indicator and possibility to cancel when    searching for duplicate files.-  Possibility to configure XCat (display of logical or   physical file size).-  Several bug fixes.New in version 1.1 (January 22, 1992):-  Possibility to change the character used to indent   lines in structured text files.-  Possibility to catalog the full path when cataloguing   a single folder.-  Several bug fixes.--- This is a self extracting Compact Pro archive! ---#### BINHEX     x-functions-22.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 17 Oct 1992 10:33 EDT From: David Eck <[e-mail]>Subject: xFunctions 2.2 (upgrade of app/x-functions.hqx)  This should  *REPLACE*  app/x-functions.hqx  in the info-mac archive.It is an upgrade from version 1.2 to version 2.2 of xFunctions.      Improvements since version 1.2 include printing capability, 3D-graphs, and the ability to save utility examples.       xFunctions is a general-purpose program for playing with andgraphing mathematical functions.  It is NOT meant for use inscientific analysis or for making presentation-type graphs and charts.It was written primarily to help students learn mathematics, and issuitable for use in calculus and precalculus courses.  It is meant tobe very easy to use.     Interesting features include...  New functions can be input as eithersingle formulas, split functions, graphs, or tables.  A knife tool can beused to cut out a rectangle on a graph for enlargement.  Seven special"utility" operations include animation of a family of functions of theform f(x,k); graphing of derivatives and tangent lines; and three-dimensionalplots of functions z = f(x,y).   Files can be saved containing utilityexamples and functions that you input.  (A sample file of examplesaccompanies the program.)  An "Info" menu is available when the program isrun to give full information on the program and the seven utilities.     xFunctions is "freeware."  It can be freely distributed as long as no charge is made except for a reasonable duplication and media fee.     The program included here will run on any Mac.  I also have aversion that requires a 68020/30 and FPU, which I will be glad to e-mailto anyone interested. David EckDepartment of MathematicsHobart and William Smith CollegesGeneva, NY   14456E-mail:  [e-mail]    #### BINHEX     x-logic-circuits-11.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 17 Oct 1992 11:08 EDT From: David Eck <[e-mail]>Subject: xLogicCiircuits 1.1 (bug-fix for app/x-logic-circuits.hqx) This should  REPLACE  app/x-logic-circuits.hqx in the info-mac archive.xLogicCircuits 1.1  fixes an unfortunate and stupid error in theoriginal version that prevented it from drawing correctly on (at least) compact Macs.     xLogicCircuits is a program for constucting simulated logiccircuits and "running" them to see how they behave.  It is primarily an educational tool that I have used in introductorycomputer science courses.  The circuits are built out of AND, OR,and NOT gates and time-delay units.  Once a circuit is created, itcan be saved in a file and then included as a subcircuit in othercircuits.  Circuits can include feedback loops, making it possiblefor example to build flip-flops and memory circuits.  The program is limited to fairly small circuits and lacks printing capability.     xLogicCircuits is "freeware."  It can be freely distributedas long as no charge is made beyond a reasonable copying andmedia charge.David EckDepartment of MathematicsHobart and William Smith CollegesGeneva, NY 14456E-mail:  [e-mail]#### BINHEX     xlibrary-demo.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 15 Feb 1993 16:08:19 +1000 From: [e-mail]: xLibrary Demo Please find xLibrary demo ready for submmision to your archive----------------------------------------------------------------Francis Peter SainsburyUniversity of Tasmania        Phone:        [phone]GPO Box 252C                     Fax:          [phone]                          Hobart Tasmania 7001          e-mail:    [e-mail]                         #### BINHEX     xtnd-teachtext.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: teachtext.xtnd.sit.hqx Date: Tue, 04 May 93 02:02:03 EDT TeachText XTND Translator 1.0Copyright 1993 by Alan CoopersmithThe enclosed file (after uncompressing from Stuffit 3 format)contains a translator that allows XTND-savvy apps such asMacWrite II/Pro to read and write TeachText docs with text andgraphics.  Docs are included in TeachText format.---------------------------------------------------------------