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Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:00:11 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/app#### BINHEX     3d-galaxy-collisions.hqx   ****#### BINHEX     address-book-350.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>Version 3.5.0 of Jim Leitch's super Address Book utility.  It sorts,selects, prints envelopes (with U.S. barcodes), and dials the phone(with or without a modem).  Really terrific, and not too expensiveshareware.Version 3.5.0 corrects some small glitches and adds a few enhancements.#### BINHEX     adobe-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     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     alpha-531.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 14 Feb 93 21:55:20 CST From: [e-mail] (Pete)Subject: Alpha 5.31 Alpha is a flexible, programmable text editor that is based on the ToolCommand Language (TCL) extension language.Version 5.31 is a maintenance release.Version 5.3 of the Alpha text editor contains the following new features:        - New 'electricAlias' template package.    - Greatly expanded LaTeX mode.    - Iconifiable windows.    - Better XTCL support, Think C examples.    - Support for 411 and compiling w/ MPW.    - Support for stationary files.    - The usual one or two bug fixes.Old features:    - complete programming language (Tcl)        - first-class functions        - conditionals, iterations        - lists        - function tracing        - external code module support        - over 2000 lines of sample Tcl source        - user-definable hiearchical menus    - 'dosc' apple event support.    - MPW "shell" via the ToolServer        - mapping of any function (over 150 available)           or macro to any key combination    - rudimentary command-line "shell", including "ls", "cd", "mv",      "rm", as well as interface which allows other commands to be      added by the user.        - can be customized extensively (can be configured           as a coke-bottle emacs)    - multi-file searching        - unlimited undo/redo        - full regular expression (GREP) searching and replacing       (including alternation)        - extensive online help        - rectangular editing        - 7.0 friendly, supports AppleEvents        - temporary memory support        - anonymous keyboard macros        - configurable popup function and LaTeX section menus        - electric braces and semicolons        - window tiling        - unlimited named markers and buffers    - mark stack    - 'C' programming templates        - word wrap to window or 'fillColumn'        - continuous row/col display        - saving of backups to a different directory        - user-definable "modes", providing special functionality       or configurations based on file suffixes.        - any font/size        - support for international keyboards        - reads and writes Unix and IBM file formats    - saves window positions, selection        - and Many, Many, More...ALPHA is shareware and has a fee of $25. (Still!)Pete Keleher                                    [e-mail]                Peter Keleher                P.O. Box #1892                Department of Computer Science                Rice University                Houston, Texas 77251-1892Alpha requires at least system 7.0 in order to run.-----#### 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     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-codes-111.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 5 Jan 93 16:47:17 EST From: [e-mail] (Arthur Dent)Subject: Area.Codes.1.11 Area Codes v1.11  A handy little application that allows you to determine whatstate an area code is in.  Area code info is customizable viaResEdit.  This version fixes a bug which could cause crashes on 68000 machines.#### BINHEX     atto-clock-12.hqx   ****Date: 19 Mar 1993 23:24:55 -0700 (PDT) From: Fred Condo <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] attoClock 1.2 attoClock 1.2The way-tiny, minuscule, little clock program.What it isattoClock is a very small application (6378 bytes) for System 7 that displays adigital clock in a small window. It has intentionally few features. It displaysthe hour and minute, respecting the time format you have set in your controlpanels. It doesn't display seconds or the date or ring chimes or display moviesor pictures or animations. Just the time.Version history1.2    Completely redesigned memory management. AppleEvent-awareness added.Right-justification of time in window added. Brings Finder to the front ratherthan remaining the active application at launch time.1.1.2    Enabled formatting unreadable diskettes. Not released.1.1.1    Removed needless Edit menu. Not released.1.1    Added date to about box. Not released.1.0.1    Changed file permission from Write to Read in the preferences readingfunction. Also added time to about box and setting the cursor to the arrow onactivate events. Not released.1.0    Initial release.#### BINHEX     auspice-301.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Info-Mac Moderator)Date: Thu, 25 Mar 1993 7:15:49 PSTAUSPICE Version 3.0.1Auspice is a reminder system which will automatically remind you of eventsat any time the Auspice program is running, even if it is in the"background" while you are using another application.  Normally you willmake Auspice a "startup" application (see below) allowing it toautomatically start and run all of the time your Mac is running.Developed by Wayne K. Meyers, 1283 Mary Lee Way, San Jose, CA 95118.[phone] or (infrequently) CompuServe 70771,3574.  The Internetaddress is 70771,[e-mail].  Auspice was developed for my ownuse and as an exercise in Macintosh C programming (Symantec's THINK C isoutstanding!). Auspice is free and you are welcome to distribute copies.If you find it useful or if you find an annoying creature or feature, letme know.New features in version 3.0.1:•  Version 3.0.1 is a major rewrite eliminating the Auspice init andallowing each Auspice reminder to be displayed at a specific time ratherthan just at startup as in previous versions.  This requires the use ofMultiFinder with System 6 or the use  of System 7.•  Custom Holidays  you can now add "custom holidays" for holidaysoutside of the USA or to display additional holidays, anniversaries etc.The standard USA holidays can be turned on or off.  The holidays arestored in the Auspice Preferences file along with other preferenceinformation.•  There is now an option to automatically save (write to disk) afterevery change to a reminder.•  Auspice can now be "iconized", closing all open windows and displayingone small window.  It can be "deiconized" by clicking on the small iconwindow.•  Improved the reminder entry dialog, allowing better use of "tab" tomove to next field, "shift tab" to move backwards, and "up" and "down"arrow keys to change dates and times.•  A ØFindæ feature was added to allow searching for a reminder containinga specified message, date, or time or portion thereof.•  An ØExportæ feature was added to allow all reminders to be copied to atext file.  This was added primarily to allow the reminders to be printedfrom the exported text file since Auspice does not yet have printingcapability.New features in version 3.0:•  This version, with extremely limited release, contains a bug in the popup memos.New features in version 2.6:•  Weekday names and month names now obtained from System resource to getthe names in correct language if a non USA System is in use.•  New international version created with Netherlands holidays.New features in version 2.5:•  An option to have the Auspice Init automatically write a record of eachreminder issued.  This record is written into a TEXT file.  The TEXT fileis selected via the "History" menu item in the Auspice application.New features in version 2.4:•  An option to have the Auspice application access data files other thanthe primary data file located in the startup System folder.  This wasprimarily designed to allow access across a network to see the calendarsof others in a workgroup.•  Automatic handling of international dates in Day/Month/Year order ifappropriate for the country.•  New international version created with New Zealand holidays.New features in version 2.1:• Added a "Calendar" window to display calendar for selected month/yearand to show the number of warnings and events scheduled for each date.#### 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     bbedit-22-to-221-updater.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 4 Feb 1993 22:17:20 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Rich Siegel)Subject: BBEdit 2.2 -> 2.2.1 Updater The updater application in this distribution will change your copy of BBEditversion 2.2 into version 2.2.1. The newer version of BBEdit fixes a number ofbugs in the original 2.2 release; the bug fixes are described in the filecalled "2.2.1 Update Notes", also supplied in this distribution.Note: This updater is for users who have -not- downloaded the entire 2.2.1distribution package (because of size or transfer time considerations).If you do not have BBEdit 2.2, then do not download this updater.Archive maintainers: This updater does -not- replace the version 2.2.1 thatyou already have in your archives. Furthermore, if you already have the(outdated) version 2.2 in your archives, you should replace it with the entire 2.2.1 distribution -and- the 2.2.1 updater.R.#### BINHEX     bbedit-221.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 18 Jan 1993 09:15:14 -0500From: [e-mail] (Rich Siegel)Subject: BBEdit 2.2.1 (Maintenance Update)Version 2.2.1 of BBEdit is available immediately for anonymous FTP fromworld.std.com, in ~ftp/pub/bbedit. It's also being posted to the majorMac archives in the Internet.This version includes a number of bug fixes, most notably sporadic crasheswhen waking up PowerBooks or launching.[For those of you who aren't familiar with it, BBEdit is a popular freetext editor which integrates with THINK Reference 2.0 and MPW ToolServer(and the 411 help system), and which offers unique multi-file searchcapabilities, as well as XTND translation.]A BinHex'd StuffIt Deluxe 3.0 archive follows. You can extract the contents of the archive using StuffIt Expander or StuffIt Lite, eitherof which is available from popular archive locations.Archive Moderators: This version of BBEdit supersedes all previousversions, -including- the documentation (which was posted in a separatefile for version 2.2).#### BINHEX     bbedit-bbxkeys.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Jamie R. McCarthy)Subject: BBXKeys 1.0 Date: Thu, 14 Jan 93 1:45:30 EST BBXKeys is a BBEdit extension that assigns command keys to otherextensions.  In the spirit of all BBEdit extensions to date, it'sfreeware, and full source (all 10K of it) is included.-- Jamie McCarthy      Internet: [e-mail]      AppleLink: j.mccarthy#### BINHEX     bbedit-c-indent.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 18 Mar 1993 08:51:05 -0800 (PST) From: Stephen Roderick <[e-mail]>Subject: BBEdit-C-Indent-ext.hqx "C Indentation" is a BBEdit extension that will indent C source code.If there is a selection in the current document it will be indented,otherwise the entire document will be indented. The "C Indentation" extension for BBEdit is free of charge. This software isoffered on an as is basis and no liability or responsibility on the part ofStephen C. Roderick should be assumed. Use this extension at your own risk.  Stephen C. [e-mail]  #### BINHEX     bbedit-rot13.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 4 Jan 93 18:48 PSTSubject: ROT13 BBEdit ExtensionFrom: [e-mail] (Daryl Spitzer)This is an extension to BBEdit I've written that will ROT13the selected text.  I've included the source.#### BINHEX     bbedit-send-script-101.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Ed Watkeys)Subject: Send Script 1.0.1 Date: Sat, 6 Feb 93 15:04:04 EST Organization: Distant Software Send Script 1.0.1 -- Extension for BBEdit 2.2 or LaterSend Script allows one to create and send scripts from BBEdit to anyApple event-aware application which supports the do-script event.Changes from version 1.0: bug fixes.In order to keep the package as small as possible, the source code isnot included. However, if you would like it, simply send a message [e-mail], and the THINK C 5.0 source code willbe automatically sent to you.Send Script is freeware. However, if you'd like to send me money, Iwon't complain.Ed Watkeys ([e-mail] or [e-mail])#### BINHEX     bbedit-space-tab-extensions.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 12 Mar 1993 15:35:07 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Matthew Xavier Mora)Subject: BBEdit Extensions (Insert Column & Spaces to Tabs) This is an update to the two extensions that I posted earlier.(a bug in Spaces to tabs)Please replace the ones in the archives with this file. I'm including sourcesfor the two extensions also.In keeping with the other extensions, these are freeware so enjoy.----------------------------------------------------------Here are two extensions for BBEdit that I needed for processing somemainframe data for importing into a database. "Insert Column" puts a tab at the current insertion point in every line of the file."Spaces to tabs" replaces all spaces with a tab character. I don't know where to send the source to, so I just upload these as is.After being spoiled by using McSink, I won't be truly happy with bbedituntil it contains all the features of Mcsink. :-) Two down, two dozen more to go...Matthew Xavier Mora__________________________________________________________________Matthew Xavier Mora                         The keeper of the UMPGSRI International                             [e-mail][Sent using Eudora 1.3]                        [e-mail]__________________________________________________________________#### BINHEX     bbedit-word-count.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 11 Dec 1992 12:02:06 -0500 From: Kamal Abdali <[e-mail]>Subject: wordcount.sit.hqx - a BBEdit extension Below is Word Count, an extension to BBEdit in stuffed, binhexedformat for distribtion to ftp archive sites.  It is offered as freesoftware on as is basis.Word Count displays the number of paragraphs, sentences, nonblanklines, words and characters in the current selection in the active BBEditwindow.  If the current selection is null, the counts are forthe entire file.I like BBEdit's capabilities and interface very much, and appreciateit that such a superb program is available without charge.  Word Countis my small contribution in return for my free use of BBEdit.Kamal AbdaliP.O. Box 65207Washington, DC 20035-5207--------------  CUT HERE for wordcount.sit.hqx  -----------------#### 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     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     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     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     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     calculator-ii-11.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1993 09:15:55 -0500 From: "David P. Faust" <[e-mail]>Subject: Calculator II 1.1.0 This is the latest version of Calculator II downloaded from AOL. Theauthors blurb follows.DaveCalculator II is a pleasant looking color multi-function calculator thatruns as an application under system 6.x or System 7.  The calculator waswritten as an application to be run under MultiFinder or System 7 alongsideother applications.  It improves on Apple's original calculator by addingtrigonometric functions, functions for base 10 and natrual logorithms andtheir inverses, hex-to-decimal and decimal-to-hex conversion, a memoryfunction for storing values across uses of the program, and all of thesefunctions can be invoked by using the F-Keys on the Apple Extended keyboard(F5 - F15).  The calculator also allows users to correct trailing digits ofvalues entered on the display of the calculator through the use of abackspace key.  Balloon help and general information about the program isavailable under either the Help menu under System 6.x or the Balloon Helpmenu under System 7.  This software is being distributed as FREEware sogive it a try and let me know what you think! 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     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     canvas-305-updater.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 20 Nov 92 14:31:11 MDT From: Alonso Castro <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Canvas 3.0.5 Update This is the Canvas 3.0.5 Updater. It only works on version 3.0.4 of Canvas. There is no information provided on the changes that 3.0.5 implements.Alonso Castro#### 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     carp.hqx   ****From: Brian Lakeman <[e-mail]>Subject: Craigs Audio ROM Player Date: Thu, 12 Mar 92 19:15:18 CST Project: 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 CD 11. Works with screen savers.12. 32 bit Clean.-------------- CUT HERE ---------------------------------------#### 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     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     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     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     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-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     curve-fit-07f.hqx   ****Date: 12 Feb 1992 15:25:11 EST From: [e-mail]: replacement curve-fit-07e.hqx Dear Moderator,Can you please replace /info-mac/app/curve-fit-07e.hqx with the following binhexed file. There is a small bug in your currently archived version which has been corrected in this version.Thankyou,Kevin [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-106.hqx   ****From: Kees Huyser <[e-mail]>Date: Thu, 12 Sep 91 14:04:44 MET Subject: dataThief v1.0.6 Organization: the National Institute for Nuclear Physics; the Netherlands DataThief v1.0.6 is an application  to read data from a (scanned)graph. It reads both PICT and  Paint files and converts the lineson an  X-Y graph  back in  the numbers  that originally  made thegraph. It has both an auto-trace and a manual mode.It's system 7 compatible PostCardware.--kees+---------------------------------------------------------------------------+| Kees Huyser                       [e-mail] || The National Institute for Nuclear Physics and High-Energy Physics, CSG/K || P.O.Box 4395,  1009 AJ Amsterdam,  The Netherlands,    phone:[phone] |+---------------------------------------------------------------------------+|          If entropy is increasing, where is it coming from?        |+---------------------------------------------------------------------------+#### 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     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-tools-10.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Tue, 8 Sep 92 16:28:32 EDT Subject: DeskTools version 1.0 Dear Moderator,Could you please post this software in [e-mail] and other mac archives. Thank you very much in advance.----------------DeskTools Version 1.0Shareware $20. DeskTools is a combination of some of the most common desk utilities: telephone directories, card index files, reminders with alarms and calendars and a small text editor.It comes with a sample of each one of the utilities and a smalluser manual. Should run fine on any Mac (Plus and higher) using system 6.0 or higher.  It has balloon help and it is 32 bit clean.Please send bugs, comments and wish list for future versions to     Rodrigo Fontecilla    504 Norcross Way    SIlver Spring, MD 20904    Enjoy.--------------------------------------------------------------#### 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     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     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-25.hqx   ****Date: 6 Aug 92 18:58:53 EDT From: [e-mail]: Do It All! v.2.5           Do It All!          The Shareware Job and Schedule Organizer          Copyright 1990-92 by J. Christopher Bell          Also, it was written by him,                    a.k.a. jXopher Labs                    a.k.a. Upbeat&Offbeat Software           1830 Austin Ave/Los Altos, CA 94024          Version 2.5* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Do It All! is a prioritizer, to-do manager, and appointment keeper thatcan track your appointments, regularly-occuring events, and jobswhose priorities change with time.The August, 1992 edition of Shareware Magazine gave it a "Definite A+ for user interface design and overall productusefulness." and "With its commonsense approach to scheduling, Do It All! blasts past all other reminder DAs we've seen."        ...jXopher (j. christopher bell)[[e-mail]]#### BINHEX     dollshouse.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] <Ken Hancock>Subject: [*] DollshouseEnclosed is an application for designing dollhouses.  Shareware.Part of the GAMER distribution.#### 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     easy-view-22.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Adam C. Engst)Subject: easy-view-222.hqx Date: Wed, 2 Dec 92 14:33:37 PDT Organization: TidBITS This is Easy View 2.22 from Akif Eyler of Turkey. Easy View isa clean, easy-to-use browser for text files and especiallyshines when viewing files that use a specific format, like thesetext format used in the TidBITS electronic newsletter. EasyView 2.22 adds several significant features over 2.1, mostnotably the ability to deal with more formats (including RiceMail Notebooks, Navigator archives, and basic Internet email -it's wonderful when used with mailboxes from ICE Engineering'suAccess UUCP program). In addition, you can modify Easy View tohandle many other regularly formatted text files. Finally, youcan now drag the pane delimiters to change the size of each ofthe display panes. Freeware, and highly recommended forbrowsing large quantities of text since Easy View indexes thetext rather than creating a huge data file containing eachsource file.cheers ... Adam C. Engst, TidBITS Editor#### BINHEX     easy-view-csmp-index.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 18 Dec 92 14:28:52 -0500 From: victor Norton<[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Easy View: CSMP Index Here is an Easy View 2.2 index (viewer) for the C.S.M.P. Digests asthey appear in /info-mac/digest/csmp. It was written by Akif Eyler,the author of Easy View. Though the index has been tailoredspecifically for the csmp digest, it may work well with other digestsof a similar format.In order to use the csmp index you will need Easy View 2.22. This isarchived as /info-mac/app/easy-view-22.hqx. When you have installedEasy View 2.22, put the "c.s.m.p." folder containing the csmp index inthe "Sample Formats" folder in your "Easy View Folder". Then put acopy of the index into a folder with a collection csmp digests. Openthis index and the digests will be indexed and displayed for _easyviewing_. Add new digests to the folder as they become available.Cheers.  - Vic#### 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     enigma-11a.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 23 Nov 92 20:37:57 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Michael D. Watson)Subject: enigma11a Apologies to those System 7 users who downloaded enigma 1.1.  A bug crept inafter I thought I had it tested which prevents the drag-and-drop function fromworking properly.  If you do not use system 7 there is no reason to downloadthis new version.This is a significant update of enigma. This application will protect yourprivacy and your data by encrypting your data using the DES standard. This update provides the following:   - System 7 friendly including drag-and-drop for quickly encrypting multiple    files.   - Additional features which make muliple file encryption and decryptiong even    easier.   - Some minor bug fixes in the user interface.   - Resource forks can now be encrypted (including applications). This version of enigma is compatible with the 512Ke and new macintoshes.  Itis system 7 friendly and has been tested on systems as early as 5.3 and shouldwork on earlier systems as well.  It requires only about 256K of ram. This version of enigma is freeware with this caveat:  US export law does notallow the export of DES outside of the united states.  Therefore this programimplements a subset of the full DES.  It still provides substantial protectionbut it is not as great as would be achieved using full DES.  I will send aversion of this program with full DES to US and Canadian addresses for $10.(Address in the docs.)  Sourcecode (in Think C 5.0.3) is available for anadditional $10.#### BINHEX     euclid-11b18.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 15 Mar 1993 09:57:50 -0700 From: [e-mail] (Bernie Bernstein)Subject: euclid11b18 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.b18 fixes several bugs and contains some internal changes. Read the releasenotes for more information.    o,  ,,   ,      | Bernie Bernstein                    | ,    ,,    L>O/  `,/ `    ,| University of Colorado at Boulder   |/ `,,/  `   O./  '  / . `  / | home: 303-444-3168                  |     / ` `  ,.  ,/   /  ,      '  | email: [e-mail]      | /        ''  `#### 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     excalibur-13.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 13 Jan 93 07:10:32 EST From: [e-mail] (Rick Zaccone)Subject: Excalibur 1.3 Excalibur 1.3       1/10/93Excalibur is a Macintosh spelling checker for LaTeX documents. It alsodoes a fairly good job with plain TeX files. It reads files of typeTEXT and it is smart enough to ignore most LaTeX commands and a fairnumber of plain TeX commands. Since it just ignores these commands, itwill also serve quite nicely as a spelling checker for any TEXT filethat doesn't contain any LaTeX or TeX commands. (It is not completelyaccurate to say that Excalibur ignores LaTeX commands. It will processany arguments that contain text).Excalibur is a stand-alone application that we have tested with bothOzTeX and Textures documents. The fact that it is a stand-aloneapplication should not present any inconvenience since it works withMultiFinder under System 6 and it is System 7 aware.You will need System 6.0.4 or higher to run Excalibur.There is extensive on-line help. You will find it under the Apple menuif you are running System 6, and under the Balloon Help menu if youare running System 7 or greater.Excalibur is free.Some new features of Excalibur 1.3 include:Excalibur handles disk insert events. If you insert an uninitializeddisk while Excalibur is running, it will ask you if you want toinitialize it.Excalibur now recognizes the \lefteqn command.Excalibur positions alerts and dialogs according to the HumanInterface Guidelines.Excalibur saves both the resource and data forks of a file.Previously, it didn't save the resource fork under System 7.Excalibur looks at the "Do LaTeX Parsing" option when doing text todictionary conversions. If this option is checked, Excalibur willrecognize TeX accents and ligatures in words.Text to Dictionary conversions are faster. They also require somewhatmore memory.Excalibur correctly updates the document window.Drag and Drop should work better.Numerous bug fixes.Rick [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-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     expressionist-30-to-301-updater.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     filemaker-pro-contacts-202.hqx   ****Date: 15 Mar 93 10:43:01 U From: "Andrew Lee" <[e-mail]>Subject: FileMaker_Pro_Contacts+2.02.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) made payable to: Andrew Lee, for ANY amount that you findappropriate. If you pay your shareware contribution, you will receive aPASSWORD to enable you to MODIFY LAYOUTS and DELETE records. All suggestionsfor improvements are welcomed.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 and Computing SciencesBond University     QueenslandAustralia    4229............................................................Internet: [e-mail]: 61 75 953320 (international)#### BINHEX     filemaker-pro-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     filemaker-pro-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     filemaker-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     flash-write-ii-11.hqx   ****Date: 09 Nov 1992 16:26:56 -0400 (EDT) From: "Me? Graduated? Nope. Not yet." <[e-mail]>Subject: flashwrite-2-11.hqx Sorry that I couldn't get the file to you Saturday. I just sent the file.Here's the article again.   Word processors do a good job of managing larger works - reports, papers,theses. What most people need is an application or DA for handling small bitsof information quickly and easily. Enter the aptly-named FlashWrite ][ DA, the shareware successer to Apple's own NotePad DA.       Better than a word processor for small amounts of information:     *launches faster, and launches with a keypress thanks to a control panel     *doesn't require opening any files. uses pages instead     *new pages and changes to old pages are automatically saved when you quit     *only uses 20K, and can be used in System 6 without MultiFinder       Advantages over NotePad DA:     *unlimited number of resizable pages with up to 32,000 characters per page     *can use any font or style, with point sizes from 9 to 24     *pages can be printed, text files imported, and text exported with the      creator code of your favorite word processor.     *menu for switching between pages. pages are named     *lightning-fast word count     *word find and find again      I use FlashWrite every time I turn on my Mac. I use it to keep track of books, movies, CDs, and software I'm interested in. One page stores the serial numbers for my electronics, one has ftp sitess and user names, and I use anotherto store interesting .sigs. For the person who wanted a monospaced text editorfor online messaging, use FlashWrite with the font for a given page set toMonaco.     FlashWrite ][ 1.1 is shareware, $15, by Andrew Welch, author of ToDo! and Easy Envelopes Plus. This latest release is 32 bit clean, Quadra cache compatible, and has Andrew's new address. 9-Nov-92 21:50:12-GMT,98660;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA15276; Mon, 9 Nov 92 13:50:08 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA14606; Mon, 9 Nov 92 13:50:01 PSTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from utkvx2.utk.edu by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id AA14210;        Mon, 9 Nov 92 13:15:55 PST Received: from utkvx.utk.edu by utkvx.utk.edu (PMDF #3151 ) id        <[e-mail]>; Mon, 9 Nov 1992 16:12:58 EDT Date: 09 Nov 1992 16:12:53 -0400 (EDT) From: "Me? Graduated? Nope. Not yet." <[e-mail]>Subject: flashwrite-2-11.hqx To: [e-mail]-Id: <[e-mail]> X-Vms-To: IN%"[e-mail]." Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; CHARSET=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7BIT Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Mon, 9 Nov 1992 13:49:59 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### 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     font-printer-20.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 4 Apr 92 15:05:43 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Mark Anderson)Subject: FontPrinter 2.0 **** Please replace all older versions of FontPrinter with this new one ****FontPrinter is a program that allows you to print out all fonts currentlyinstalled on your Mac.  It lets you choose several different formats and you canselect different options and sizes to suit your own needs.  New features in thisversion include:* PrintMonitor nows displays "FontPrinter Output" instead of "Unspecified"* Default values for all setup options can be saved and are automatically  reloaded the next time FontPrinter is run* You can now select the font and size FontPrinter uses to print the name of the  font when the "Include font name" option is selected* Merged "FontPrinter Setup" and "More Options" dialogs into one main dialog--------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     fox-arrays.hqx   ****From: Andrew Dent <[e-mail]>Subject: Fox External upload2 Date: Sun, 18 Oct 92 8:12:39 WST FoxBase+/Mac external that provides external arrays (outside the Fox64kb memory variable limit) and ResEditable dialogs for a "true"Mac scrolling list (keyboard navigation, multiple selection, defaultbutton).Shareware $50 Aust.Andy Dent A.D. Software [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-key-board-traps.hqx   ****From: Andrew Dent <[e-mail]>Subject: Fox External upload Date: Sun, 18 Oct 92 8:12:13 WST FoxBase+/Mac external with two event filters:1) allows converting double-click, Enter, Return or Tab   keystrokes into any command-key combination (eg: use to   get double-clickable Browse.2) convert Return to Tab so you can SET STRICT ON but still   use Return to move between fieldsShareware $50 Aust.Andy Dent A.D. Software [e-mail] CIS 100033,3241#### BINHEX     fractal-wizard-16.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 6 Dec 92 12:22:14 -0800 From: [e-mail]: Fractal Wizard 1.6Dear Macgifts,This is the latest release of Fractal Wizard, my Mac fractal imaging program.It should be archived as "fractal-wizard-16.hqx".Below the first dashed line is the blurb, the remainder of this message isthe binhexed Real Thing.Cheers, - Thomas ([e-mail])------------------------------------------------------------------------------Fractal Wizard, the niftiest Macintosh fractal imaging utility!Release 1.6, 3 december 1992It has been two years since version 1.5 was put in the info-mac archive. Ihave received some feedback since then, mostly requests for new features, and Iam happy to say I honoured most of them. Here's a quick overview: - More EDPs (External Drawing Procedures): Reinoud Lamberts's beautiful Kaos   IFS fractal; the Mandelbrot Set using a recursive subdivision algorithm   stolen from MandelZot, only my implementation is six times faster :-) ;   Complex Newton iteration; and more. - EDPLib: better support for people wanting to write their own EDPs. Still   unfinished, but already usable. I do need feedback on this - hackers, are   you there? - 16-bit and 32-bit support. Direct-colour only right now, but hooks are   present to make better use of the capability in the future. - Zooming: magnify or reduce on-screen images up to 8 times. - Much improved MultiFinder friendliness. In particular, those incredibly slow   dithered screen updates are now done in small chunks, giving other processes   the CPU in between. - Many bug fixes and cosmetic improvements. Memory management in particular   should be leak-free and rock solid now.The system requirements have become a bit more severe: 32-Bit QuickDraw isstrictly required now. The full requirements are now: - A Macintosh with an 68020, 68030 or 68040 processor. For 68020 and 68030   machines, a floating-point coprocessor is also required. Don't even try   using SoftwareFPU: I didn't make Fractal Wizard depend on an FPU for kicks,   but to keep it usable; SoftwareFPU is simply too slow. - System software version 6.0.5 or later. - 32-Bit Colour QuickDraw.EDPLib is my attempt at making the task of writing your own EDPs a bit easier.When you use EDPLib, you don't have to worry about many details of the EDP <->Fractal Wizard interface (a bit like the way DRVRRuntime helps you writedrivers and DAs). EDPLib even implements the recursive subdivision algorithm.EDPLib is not finished yet, but the interface is. This means that you can writeand debug an EDP using EDPLib now, and when the final version of EDPLib isreleased, you only need to re-link, and you will have a fully functional EDP.Apart from EDPLib, the main unfinished item in this release is thedocumentation. There are even more items on the To Do list, but these two havetop priority as far as I am concerned.One item that is not on the To Do list, but that I would like to see done, issupport for other development systems. I wrote Fractal Wizard with MPW, thougheven MPW support is not complete (no C interface for EDPLib), but I would liketo see support for THINK Pascal and THINK C added.In order to help all you hackers help me, this release includes the completeFractal Wizard & EDP source code. Yes, all of it! And yes, this means that asof version 1.6, Fractal Wizard is in the public domain. But: please send allyour enhancements and fixes to me, and I will continue to maintain FractalWizard, and take care of posting new releases to the info-mac archive.I hope you enjoy Fractal Wizard 1.6, and as always, I look forward to hearingfrom you all. My current e-mail address is:    [e-mail] is subject to change in the near future, so you might be more successfulusing dead trees and the ol' snail mail system:    Thomas Okken    Marie Curieweg 40    3731 CH  De Bilt    Netherlands------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### 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     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     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     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     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     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     hp-calculator.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 21 Dec 90 10:19:30 +0100From: [e-mail] (Pottie Karl)Subject: HP_Calculator_1.0This is an application which simulates a scientific HP calculator.This program is ShareWare.If you pay your shareware fee, you can also get this as a DA.#### 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     igor-124-126-updater.hqx   ****Subject: Igor updaters -> version 1.26 Part 1 of 2 [part 1 of 1] Organization: WaveMetrics, Inc. From: [e-mail] (Jim Prouty)Date: Wed, 12 Aug 92 11:51:31 -0800 (7/29/92)WaveMetrics, Inc. is now shipping version 1.26 of Igor, our graphing anddata analysis program for scientists and engineers. This version iscompatible with System 7.0.1 (as well as all other systems since 4.2),and fixes a few bugs in Igor 1.25.Here are two updater applications.  One updates Igor 1.24 to Igor 1.26,and the other updates Igor 1.25 to Igor 1.26.  A description of thebugfixes is included with each updater.  To upgrade other versions,please contact WaveMetrics, Inc. directly at (503)-620-3001.You are free to post the updaters at other locations.The updater's operation is very simple.Double-click the updater to get instructions.*** The updater can not work if virus protection software is active. ***Therefore, disable virus protection software before running the updater.The updaters require that you have version 1.24 or 1.25 of Igor on yourhard disk and that you have 1 megabyte of free disk space.After updating, please make sure that Igor 1.26 is the only copy ofIgor on your machine. If there is more than one copy, you won't knowwhich copy is launched when you double-click an Igor experiment file.We are working on an entirely new version of Igor. We don't know whenthis new version will be finished. Our best guess right now is some timenear the end of 1992. We will keep you posted.---Jim ProutyINTERNET:  wvmtrcs![e-mail]  OR [e-mail]:      uunet!sequent!qtc!wvmtrcs!jimU.S. Mail: WaveMetrics,Inc / P.O. Box 2088 / Lake Oswego, OR  97035Voice:     (503)-620-3001FAX:       [phone]-- cut here -- begin Igor124to126updater.sit.hqx -- part 1 of 1 --#### BINHEX     igor-125-126-updater.hqx   ****Subject: Igor updaters -> version 1.26 Part 1 of 2 [part 1 of 1] Organization: WaveMetrics, Inc. From: mailrus!uunet!m2xenix!wvmtrcs![e-mail] (Jim Prouty)Date: Wed, 12 Aug 92 11:57:24 -0800 ---Jim ProutyINTERNET:  wvmtrcs![e-mail]  OR [e-mail]:      uunet!sequent!qtc!wvmtrcs!jimU.S. Mail: WaveMetrics,Inc / P.O. Box 2088 / Lake Oswego, OR  97035Voice:     (503)-620-3001FAX:       [phone]-- cut here -- begin Igor125to126updater.sit.hqx -- part 1 of 1 --#### 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: Sat, 26 Sep 92 17:20:19 -0600 From: Brian Powell <[e-mail]>NOTE TO THE MODERATORS OF SUMEX-AIM:    Please disregard the previous file I sent you, entitled,Imagic.9d65.hqx.  This contained files that were not supposed to be included.Please erase that message, and replace it with this:--------- 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 Christmas 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]----- Program follows ----#### 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     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     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     jpeg-view-20.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 25 Nov 92 05:25:05 GMTFrom: [e-mail] (Aaron Giles)Subject: JPEGView 2.0After months of hard work I'm proud to finally release version 2.0 ofmy free image viewer JPEGView.  This latest release represents asubstantial improvement over previous versions.  If you've been usingJPEGView 1.1 (or earlier), you'll definitely want to upgrade.  Ifyou've tried and rejected any previous versions of JPEGView, you mightwant to give it a second chance!  And if you have never triedJPEGView, there's no time like the present!IMPORTANT NOTE: JPEGView *requires* System 7.0 or later *and* any   version of QuickTime to run.  The latest version of the QuickTime   extension (1.5) can be found at ftp.apple.com in the   /dts/mac/quicktime directory. Briefly, here are the important new features in version 2.0:   - Fast color quantization of 24 and 16-bit images, based on the       Independent JPEG Group's quantization code, giving high-quality       displays on 256 and 16-color screens.   - Extremely fast GIF viewing support.   - Support for additional JPEG and older PICT formats.   - Expanded slide show features, including support for untyped       images commonly found on CD-ROM graphics collections.   - Improved interface for zooming in on a screen-sized part of an image.   - Quick and easy file type fixing within the application.   - Comprehensive, modeless on-line help system (nearly 100k worth!)   - Extended preferences options.   - Many, many other user interface improvements.And a general JPEGView overview:   - It's free (well, postcard-ware), simple, and easy to use.   - Requires only 768k, but will effectively use more memory to run faster.   - Provides a user-configurable automatic slide show.   - Automatically scales images to fit on your monitor.   - Has handy full screen windows (without the menubar) for large images.   - Supports multiple-monitor systems explicitly.   - Includes exhaustive on-line documentation and Balloon Help.   - Is System 7-studly, featuring basic AppleEvents and 32-bit cleanliness.    - Comes with a cool ray-traced demonstration picture. :-)Once again:  JPEGView is postcard-ware.  The concept is simple:  If you like it, please send me a postcard of where you live -- no     matter how dull you might think it is!Enjoy!Aaron [e-mail]------------------------( cut here )----------------------------#### 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     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     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     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     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-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-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-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-015.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Mac MPEG viewer 0.15 Date: Sat, 13 Mar 1993 16:52:18 -0500 (EST) Slow and buggy, but it DOES work (without sound).  This will let youview MPEG ("*.mpg") files on your Mac, so long as they're in the samedirectory as the application itself.  More information/documentation isenclosed in the archive.I am not the author.#### 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.hqx   ****Date: 16 Mar 1993 13:10:26 -0500 (EST) From: [e-mail] (eric shelden (wadsworth))Mac-Solutions is a calculator-like program which performs conversions and calculations commonly used for solution chemistry such as dilutions, concentrations and so-on.The program understands and will convert betweenconcentrations expressed in molarity,weight percent and weight/volume. Two fully editable libraries for solutionconcentrations and formula weigths are included, and resultscan be copied to the clipboard. The program runs on both colorand B&W machines (it's nicer in color) using sytems 6.0 and later.Must be unstuffed with Stuffit Deluxe. Shareware $15 requested.Eric Shelden ([e-mail]).#### 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     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     maia-21a.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 24 Feb 93 12:02:05 EST From: Tim DeBenedictis <[e-mail]>Subject: maia-21a.hqx The following BinHexed, StuffIt archive contains an update of MacintoshAstronomical Image Analysis version 2.1.  (Note to the moderators- pleaseremove the current maia-21.hqx archive and replace it with this one.  Thenew version is MAIA 2.1a.)For those of you new to MAIA, MAIA is a program for enhancing and analyzingimages of all sorts, but particularly astronomical ones.  It requires aMac with a 68020 or higher processor, a math coprocessor, and 16- or 256-colordisplay.  The shareware fee is $20.00.Tim [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     mandella-86.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 11 Mar 93 20:50:17 -0800 From: Jesse Jones <[e-mail]>Subject: Mandella 8.6 -- fractal graphics program    Mandella is a wonderful graphics program for color Macs. It drawsa wide array of different fractal images. This file contains Mandella8.6, 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 8.6 Changes   1) Orbital fractals resume properly.   2) The Mouse window now works properly with Line by Line.   3) Fixed a memory leak in Interpolate.   4) Worked on ZoomInto:      a) Fractal parameters (like Constant, Lambda, and Bailout) are          preserved.      b) If No Shift is selected the first preset is now zoomed out          by the correct ammount.   5) The random bounding boxes for all the constants used by all the      fractals have been given reasonable dimensions. Quite a few      fractals had empty boxes for Perturb and Lambda.      [e-mail]#### 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     mathpad-156.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 7 Oct 1992 16:46:50 -0500 From: [e-mail]: [*] MathPad 1.5.6 MathPad is a general purpose scientific calculator that uses text inputrather than a graphic simulation of a hand held calculator.  The results ofalgebraic expressions are inserted into the text or may be assigned tovariables, which can be used in expressions.  Recursive function definitionand conditional expressions are provided for 'programming' the calculator. Also, the results of an expression may be put into a table or graphed.  Thetext and graph may be printed or copied to the clipboard.MathPad is an application that runs in a relatively small (150K) chunk ofmemory.  It's not supposed to be a general purpose program that has everyimaginable feature.  Its documents are TEXT files with a few extraresources containing preferences.  It has been run for a few months onseveral different Macs running system 7.  It has also been tried undersystem 6.0.7 on a Mac Plus.This software may be distributed freely but may not be sold.E-mail comments and suggestions to:  [e-mail] application and its README file are enclosed in a StuffIt archive.Enjoy,Hank Dolben                                          Space Science [e-mail]                                University of New Hampshire#### TEXT       mathpad-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     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     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     movie-maker-12.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 11 Mar 93 20:49:39 -0800 From: Jesse Jones <[e-mail]>Subject: MovieMaker 1.2 -- PICTs to Movie program    MovieMaker allows you to convert a sequence of PICT files intoQuickTime movies. It has a nice interface, includes balloon help, lets you use a custom color palette, and allows you to add a sound track.      [e-mail]#### BINHEX     msword-50a-updater.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Word 5.0 Patch ProgramDate: Tue, 30 Jun 92 17:12:43 PDTThis is the patch program to change Microsoft Word version 5.0 intoversion 5.0a. Version 5.0a fixes a problem with fonts changing whena document is moved from one machine to another. For more informationsee the enclosed ReadMe. For more license information read the enclosedLicense and Warranty Disclaimer.#### 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     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     nih-image-147-docs.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 13 Nov 92 12:19:37 -0500 From: [e-mail](Wayne Rasband)Subject: NIH Image 1.47 Docs(Binhex) This is the documentation(in MS Word format) for NIH Image V1.47,  a publicdomain image processing and analysis application for the Macintosh.#### BINHEX     nih-image-147-nofpu.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 13 Nov 92 12:17:56 -0500 From: [e-mail](Wayne Rasband)Subject: NIH Image 1.47Non-FPU(Binhex) This is the NonFPU version of NIH Image V1.47 is a public domain imageprocessing and analysis application for the Macintosh. It has painting andimage manipulation tools, a macro language, tools for measuring areas,distances and angles, and for counting things. It supports TIFF, PICT andPICS file formats. Using a frame grabber card, it can record sequences ofimages to be played back as a movie. It can invoke user-defined convolutionmatrix filters. It can import raw data in tab-delimited ASCII, or as 1 or2-byte quantities. It also does histograms and even 3-D plots. It islimited to 8-bits/pixel, though the 8 bits map into a color lookup table.It runs on any Mac that has a 256-color screen. V1.47 adds support for theScion LG-3 frame grabber and the ability to capture color images.#### BINHEX     nih-image-147.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 13 Nov 92 12:16:16 -0500 From: [e-mail](Wayne Rasband)Subject: NIH Image 1.47(Binhex) NIH Image V1.47 is a public domain image processing and analysisapplication for the Macintosh. It has painting and image manipulationtools, a macro language, tools for measuring areas, distances and angles,and for counting things. It supports TIFF, PICT and PICS file formats.Using a frame grabber card, it can record sequences of images to be playedback as a movie. It can invoke user-defined convolution matrix filters. Itcan import raw data in tab-delimited ASCII, or as 1 or 2-byte quantities.It also does histograms and even 3-D plots. It is limited to 8-bits/pixel,though the 8 bits map into a color lookup table. It runs on any Mac thathas a 256-color screen and a FPU (or get the NonFPU version). V1.47 addssupport for the Scion LG-3 frame grabber and the ability to capture colorimages.#### 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-243.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 25 Oct 92 00:47:42 EDT From: [e-mail] (Dale Marsh)Subject: NoteCard 2.4.3 update      Enclosed is a BinHexed Compact Pro file that containsNoteCard 2.4.3.  This is to replace the current file NoteCard242.  The documentation has been modified and some bugs havebeen removed.     NoteCard 2.4.3 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.     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]#### 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     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-filter-update.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-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     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     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-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-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     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-141.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 93 10:37:55 +0100 From: Oliver Dreer <[e-mail]>PICTshow a small slideshow program for viewing PICT-files, listening to soundsand 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 1.41 :- Fixed bug on machines with b/w monitor (PB,SE/30), that caused PICTshow  to crash.Changes in version 1.4 :- Zoom always centers picture- Fade option for fading between pictures (Thanks to Tony Copper!)- Add Folder adds all items from a folder (PICTs or sounds) to the list.  The contents of subfolders are also added.- Drag&Drop of Folders (If you already have PICTshow, you have to rebuild  your desktop [cmd-opt on startup] for activating this)- Added support for QuickTime Movies. Add and view them like pictures.  Option for doubling QT-Movies.Oliver [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-40.hqx   ****From: Lars Gislen <[e-mail]>Date: Tue, 9 Mar 93 15:39:09 +0100 Subject: Planet 4.0 PLANET 4.0 is an application in which your Macintosh computes the coordinates of the planets visible to the naked eye (Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn), the sun and the moon. It replaces the earlier application Planet 3.5.When a solar or lunar eclipse is possible you can also investigate the eclipse from any place on earth. Version 4.0 uses improved algorithms for the sun, the moon, Mercury, Venus and Mars, based on ephemeris time. It also gives possibility to study transits of the inner planets. A editable menu with default locations is included. Animation of eclipses and transits added.Two versions are included, one quite slow for Macs without coprocessor (Planet+), the other one is Planet881. The application is shareware USD 25. I am grateful for bug reports and comments.Lars GislenDepartment of Theoretical PhysicsSolvegatan 14, S-223 62, Lund, [e-mail]#### BINHEX     pop-corn-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     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     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     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     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     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-xpress-31-to-311-updater.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     quicktime-vcr-35.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 17 Aug 92 13:54:12 -0600 From: [e-mail] (Jeff Slinker)Subject: quicktime vcr 3.5 Please post this latest and possibly last version of the quicktime vcr.QuickTime VCR version 3.5        Released 8-17-92The QuickTime VCR is a simple QuickTime Movie Player.It requires that QuickTime and 32 Bit QuickDraw are installed.It's interface is that of a VCR with Play, Stop, Fast Forward,Rewind, Go to Beginning, and Go to End.The Flashing 12:00 (which can be found on most VCRs) can be setby clicking on the 12:00.If you have any questions, comments, or bug reports please contactme at       [e-mail] Dec. 1992, that is when my Computer Science accounts willbe deleted.  (Any work out there in the real world for an M.S. in C.S.?)%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%Modifications:July 1992Volume controls added.Unnecessary redrawing of buttons is fixed.%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%Modifications:August 1992Bus Error fixed, it usually was seen when virtual memory was on.Drag and Drop added for System 7.Checks to see if Color QuickDraw is installed before the application completely launches, ifnot installed notification is provided and the application exits.Close box added to the VCR so that it can be hidden.Menu commands to control the VCR, even if it is hidden.The VCR is slightly longer than previous versions.Notice that my EMail addresses have changed since previous versions!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%Modifications:August 17, 1992The movie's poster can now be hidden.Checks to see if Color QuickDraw is installed before calling other dependent initializationroutines.#### 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     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-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     recipe-ware-11a.hqx   ****Date:    Sun, 20 Dec 92 00:39 PSTFrom: Don Nakanishi/Gann Matsuda           <[e-mail]>Subject: RecipeWare 1.1a.sitRecipeWare 1.1a 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 ProVUE Development.THIS IS NOT A STAND-ALONE APPLICATION!  Recommended for 13" monitorsonly.  Documentation included.  Freeware.  System 7.x compatible.Stuffit Deluxe/Lite 3.0.x archive.Version 1.1a fixes a minor cosmetic bug.  It replaces version 1.1.NOTE TO ARCHIVE MANAGERS: Please remove all earlier versions ofRecipeWare from your archives and replace it with this version.  Thankyou.Gann MatsudaINTERNET: [e-mail]#### 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     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     right-on-time-10.hqx   ****Date: 12 Oct 1992 16:02:03 -0800 From: "John Covele" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Right On Time 1.0                       [*] Right On Time 1.0Right On Time is a personal time manager, with a calendar and To Do list.  Youcan set up reminders which repeat and/or warn you ahead of time, play soundswhen an event is due, put tasks in your To Do list, etc.  This application hasbeen under development for quite a while and is fairly polished.  Requiressystem 6 or above, system 7 and Quadra friendly, uses color if you have it.This version is a demo version which is limited to 5 events, but otherwisefully functional.  The full version is shareware ($10 - a steal!).<<<<<< 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     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     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     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     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     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     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-updater.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     star-atlas-06b1.hqx   ****Date:     Tue,  6 Nov 90 05:36 CSTFrom: Youhei Morita (Univ. of Tsukuba) <[e-mail]>Subject:  Star Atlas v-0.06b1 Part 1 of 3[Star Atlas v-0.06]     Thank you for all those who had kindly responded to my query ofreverting menu bar and a PD star catalog.  Here is what you can get inreturn.     This program draws a map of a region of the sky.  Unlike the precedingapplication StarChart (*), it conforms to the Apple standard menu systemwith reverted black menu bar.  (Otherwise you will find the white menuvery disturbing...)  It runs with MultiFinder.  I confirmed it runs onMacPlus, SE, SE/30 and II with System 6.0.2 or later.     I wrote this program as a first practice of using Macintosh Toolboxroutines.  It can be freely distributed as long as *you* don't make moneyout of it.  Certain portion of the copyright of this software belongs toSymantec Corp.  Future plan is to calculate and display the planets andcomets at any given date and time.  Please send your comments andsuggestions (no support guaranteed though) to:     morita@jpnkekvx         (Bitnet)     [e-mail]    (Internet)Enjoy!-----(*) StarChart is written by David Palmer and is available on Info-mac    archives.$!+++ Youhei Morita    ( C D F )        High Energy Physics Lab, Univ. of Tsukuba HEPnet: UTKBP::MORITA                          Tsukuba, Ibaraki, 305, JAPAN Bitnet: MORITA@JPNKEKVX (or MORITA@FNAL)                Phone: [phone] JUNET:  [e-mail]                         FAX:   [phone]$!---[Star Atlas v-0.06]#### 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     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     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     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     tattle-tale-141.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 13 Jul 1992 09:48:23 -0800 From: [e-mail]: TattleTale 1.4.1 App Tells you everything you ever wanted to know about your Mac. Applicationversion 1.4.1=========================================================================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     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-14.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 13 Oct 92 19:41:59 PDT From: [e-mail] (John Lindal)Subject: Teacher's Grading Program 1.40 Teacher's Grading Program   Manage your student's grades quickly and easily. 1.40                       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!                            Now you can also import student names and ID#'s                            from a text file.  Saves time!            This is a commercial quality program!John [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     tex-edit-15.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>Tex-Edit is a multi-window, styled text editor that includes a built-intext reader.  I keep a copy in my Apple menu and an alias on the desktop(for drag-and-drop operations).  Tex-Edit is fast, easy-to-use andrequires very little memory.  It is particularly adept at formattingtext which is transmitted to and from a BBS.  It is fast, efficient andrequires little memory.  Tex-Edit is 32 bit clean, System 7 compatible,68040 cache compatible, color compatible, big screen compatible andstationery-aware.  It recognizes extended keyboard keys.Tex-Edit 1.5 is freely released to the public domain.If you would like a copy of the THINK Pascal source code, please send mea disk (hopefully not blank) and a self-addressed stamped envelope and Iwill return code to you as quick as possible.  My address is:          Tom Bender          5313 Beverly Drive          San Angelo, Texas 76904          America Online: TomBB          GEnie: TBBENDER#### BINHEX     tex-edit-16.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Jim Walker)Subject: Tex-Edit 1.6 Date: Sun, 7 Feb 93 17:29:21 EST Organization: Department of Mathematics, Univ. of S. Carolina This is Tom Bender's public domain styled text editor.  Author'sdescription:"This version adds balloon help for all menus and dialogs.  Memorymanagement has been improved and I have corrected a few more minor bugs.Tex-Edit is especially adept at formatting text for transfer to or from aBBS. It is fast, efficient and requires little memory.  Tex-Edit is 32 bitclean, System 7 compatible, 68040 cache compatible, color compatible,virtual memory compatible, big screen compatible and stationery-aware. Itrecognizes extended keyboard keys.  Keep a copy in your Apple menu and analias on the desktop for drag-and-drop operations. It is also compatiblewith Macintalk and can read a text file aloud, line by line."#### 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     the-grouch.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 29 Oct 92 13:01:14 EDT From: Pete Tamas <[e-mail]>Subject: Stand-alone Grouch (the application) This program is an application version of a System extension calledThe Grouch by Eric Shapiro. Several parents asked Eric to create a versionthat did not reward their small children for erasing files. Also usefullfor teaching Mac students application vs. extension.Thanks to Thomas Brodhurst-Hill for sending me this hqx file. Note, neitherof us is the author of this application.#### 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     type-book-237.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 5 Jun 92 20:35:32 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Dolores Stanko)Subject: theTypeBook v2.37 This is a .sea copy of theTypeBook v2.37, freeware downloaded by a friend from CompuServe.  It fixes a bug in 2.31 (now posted on  SUMEX) which prints a row ofrandom characters in some instances.  Regarding this bug, Jim Lewis, author of theTypeBook, wrote to me recently when I described the problem to him:The problem you described was just discovered this week. The eleven 2's you areseeing have been placed into the Page Comments text by a bug in the "ColorSample Specs" section of the program. That is, when Page Comments are empty andyou select Color Sample Specs random text is added to the Comments. Of coursethis is not supposed to happen and has been corrected in version 2.37.Thanks for the bug report!  JimtheTypeBook is a Mac utility which aids in the creation and maintenence of atypeface reference book. This type of reference is extremely popular in theGraphics and Typesetting industries. It helps people (both clients andemployees) select typefaces by demonstrating the various artistic attributes ofeach face on a printed page. theTypeBook is compatible with virtually allprinters. All current Postscript and Truetype fonts are supported.  In the past,users of Mac DTP have had to generate typebooks themselves via the layout ofeach individual page in their favorite DTP application. Even when using atemplate strategy it is still necessary to select the Font and the FontStyle foreach page, then edit the text so overflows and holes are controlled withinreason. All this adds up to a significant amount of non-billable hours requiredto produce a typeface reference book.  theTypeBook eliminates the need foroperator involvement in creating each page.  Selection of the desired typefacesand issue of the Print command is all that is required. In fact there are noother direct functions available.#### 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     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     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     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     word-50-spell-updater.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     word-51a-updater.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     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-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     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] of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:01:32 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/art/gif#### BINHEX     babylon-5.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Mar 1993 01:21:45 -0600 (CST) From: "Anthony F. Gaudiano II" <[e-mail]>Subject: Babylon 5 GIF --0-1862077180-732525809:#21735Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCIIThis is a GIF from the television show Babylon 5.  This file was obtainedfrom a local area BBS.  Enjoy.Anthony F. Gaudiano IISFASU Apple Student Rep.Applelink: ST0503Internet: [e-mail]: [e-mail]--0-1862077180-732525809:#21735Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="B5-1.GIF.hqx"Content-ID: <[e-mail]>Content-Description: Babylon 5 GIF#### BINHEX     bear-delaware.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 9 Nov 1992 22:21:36 -0500 (EST) From: Byron C Mayes <[e-mail]>Subject: Bear.gif --1900023507-1306891534-721366576:#2491Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCIIThis is a .GIF file showing the location of "greater" Bear, Delaware, theplace where I currently live. I moved here because of the name: the .GIFwas a perk!  It's GIF87a, so any current viewer should be able to deal with it. Size/depth is 640 X 480 (I also have a StartUpScreen version) X 16 colors(so it dithers pretty well to black & white if need be).  Byron C. MayesUniversity of Delaware-------- cut here -------------- etc. ----------------- anon, anon --------1900023507-1306891534-721366576:#2491Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="bear-gif.hqx"Content-ID: <[e-mail]>Content-Description: #### BINHEX     christmas-gif.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>24 black and white holiday graphics.  About half are suitable forstartup screens or desktops on PowerBooks and other B&W Macs (colortoo, I suppose if you don't mind a stark monochrome look ;-)  Useyour favorite GIF software to view and convert to PICT or SCRN orcut for clip art.-- Have a Merry and a Happy#### BINHEX     color-blobs.hqx   ****Date: 12 Mar 1993 15:57:43 U From: "Winkler David" <[e-mail]>Subject: Upload A really neat Gif.  Colorful blobs.  640x480x256<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     cyber-gif-13.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 28 Jan 93 00:51 PST From: [e-mail] (Roger Allen)Here is the latest version of CyberGif.  Please put it into the ftp archives and replace V1.2.#####CyberGif Version History1.3 (January, 1993)  - Now allows all files that show up in "Open" dialog box to be    used in SlideShow!   - Fixes all known bombs that users had problems with.  - Fixes all known memory "leaks" that would force you to restart    CyberGif.  - Fixes problems some users had with multiple monitors. 1.2 (July, 1992)  - Fixes bomb some users had with bigger-than-the-screen GIFs.1.1 (June, 1992)  - This version hopefully fixes the problems that some users had    with Mac LCs and the HDT Lightshow init.  It also includes a way    to pause the slideshow. 1.0  (May, 1992)  - The first official release of CyberGif.(Note: This is not the "next version" with lots of neat features that I have been working on for the past few months.  This is basically a bug-fix version.  Please bear with me while I finish up Version 2.0.As a teaser, I'll tell you a few of the features Version 2.0 will have:     - Much-enhanced slide show.  More controls and customization.     - GIF89a support.     - Works with any depth screen.     - Better dithering interface.     - and much, much, more!)#####CyberGif DescriptionCyberGif is a Macintosh GIF viewer.  "Why another one?" you may ask.  Well, I wasn't happy with the state-of-the-art in Macintosh GIF viewers. So, I tried the other gif viewers/editors and found the features that I wanted in a GIF viewer. These features include:-Fast Decode & Display--see the gifs as you decode them.-Small Program Size--only 54k!  Save disk space for GIFs--not viewers!-Dithering--CyberGif allows black & white Macs (w/ColorQD) to see GIF files!  Please note that CyberGif does this AUTOMATICALLY only if all monitors hooked up to the Mac are in two color mode.  Multiple monitors of differing depths may confuse CyberGif.  A future version will fix this.-Slide Show--just put the GIFs you want in a directory and watch the full screen show!  Also note that the GIFs must be of type 'GIFf' to be seen in the slide show.-Growable/Scrollable windows--you can choose to stretch/shrink the window!-Fit Gif to Screen--and keeps the GIF proportions correct!-Full Screen Window--for those times when a window and menu bar are too distracting!-System Palette Option--see how the GIF would look as a background picture!-Information Window--look at the current GIF's colors and much more!-Flash--get rid of color residue that most GIF viewer leave in the background!#####NOTES:CyberGif has been developed and tested on a Macintosh IIcx running System 7.0 with both Virtual Memory and 32-bit mode on.  On any machine without Color Quickdraw, CyberGif dies a quick and ugly death.  This will be fixed in a future version.On multiple-monitor machines, automatic dithering will NOT work unless ALL screens are set to 1-bit mode.--- Cut here ---#### BINHEX     earth.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 23 Mar 92 16:09:03 ESTFrom: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] earth gifThis is a GIF picture of our planet. It would make a nice startupscreen but since it's an odd size (670*660) I thought it would be better to post the original GIF rather than cut it down to size. That way you lucky souls with larger screens can use GifConverter to make a big stsrtupscreen or desktop.EnjoyPaul Savage  ***  Melbourne  ***  Australia  ***  [e-mail]#### BINHEX     gif-converter-232-updater.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 8 Mar 93 21:02 CST From: [e-mail] (Kevin Mitchell)Subject: GIFConverter 2.3.1->2.3.2 Update part 01/01 ---Beginning of GIFConverter Upd.hqx part 01/01If you have GIFConverter version 2.3.1, you can use the updater in thisfile to update to version 2.3.2, which fixes the following bugs:Version 2.3.2 (3/7/93)----------------------o GIFConverter no longer crashes when opening JPEG/JFIF files on theMacintosh Classic, SE, Plus, or other non-color Macintoshes.o The images in the slide show are now in the right size and color.o GIFConverter now properly saves GIF files that contain only one image,and the one image has just been pasted into an empty document.o GIFConverter no longer crashes when the shareware reminder window isup and the user clicks in the menu bar or types a command key.#### BINHEX     gif-converter-232.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 8 Mar 93 20:54 CST From: [e-mail] (Kevin Mitchell)Subject: GIFConverter 2.3.2 part 01/19 ---Beginning of GIFConverter.hqx part 01/19AUTHOR:    Kevin A. MitchellEQUIPMENT: Any Mac with 128K ROMs or newerNEEDS:     System 6.0.5, System 7 recommended.Keywords: Shareware File Conversion GIF Viewer RIFF TIFF PICT EPSF PaintScan RLE JPG QuickTime   This is GIFConverter 2.3.2. Display any GIF, JPEG, TIFF, RIFF,MacPaint, Thunderscan, Startupscreen, RLE, or PICT (even compressed!)file on any Macintosh just by downloading this file! Uses colorQuickDraw on color Macintoshes. GIFConverter is SHAREWARE, $40 plus S&H($5 US+Canada, $10 international).    GIFConverter 2.3.1 fixed some bugs and adds support for JPEG/JFIFfiles without requiring QuickTime (QuickTime still required forcompressed PICTs).    Bugs fixed for 2.3.2: GIFConverter no longer crashes when openingJPEG/JFIF files on the Macintosh Classic, SE, Plus, or other non-colorMacintoshes. The images in the slide show are now in the right size andcolor. GIFConverter now properly saves GIF files that contain only oneimage, and the one image has just been pasted into an empty document.GIFConverter no longer crashes when the shareware reminder window is upand the user clicks in the menu bar or types a command key.    Bugs fixed for 2.3.1: Uses required AppleEvents; drag-and-drop worksbetter. New bar-type progress window. Compressed TIFF output withprediction. TIFF fixes for Microsoft Word. Fixed some bugs losing colorswhen saving files. Recognizes file types better. Reads ISO 9660 disksbetter. Fixed halftoning problems in EPSF output.    GIFConverter can do scaling by percentage, higher resolution (144 or288 dpi) pictures, and true halftones on 300 or 360 dpi QuickDrawprinters such as the HP DeskWriter and non-Postscript laser printers.   You can print on any Macintosh printer (halftones on LaserWriter,color on ImageWriter II or any color PostScript printer and theLaserWriter 6.0+ driver (when Apple gets it to work) or many other colorprinters), or save to any of these file formats plus EPSF! Every featureis fully implemented, so you can test GIFConverter with your completesystem!   This file is a self-extracting archive.   This file has been checked for viruses with Disinfectant 3.0.#### TEXT       gif-format.txt   ****15-Mar-89 19:43:20-GMT,32427;000000000001Return-Path: <[e-mail]>Received: from Forsythe.Stanford.EDU by sumex-aim.stanford.edu (4.0/inc-1.0)    id AA14020; Wed, 15 Mar 89 11:43:20 PSTMessage-Id: <[e-mail]>Received: by Forsythe.Stanford.EDU; Wed, 15 Mar 89 11:44:20 PSTDate:     Wed, 15 Mar 89 10:37:59 -0900To: [e-mail]-To: <[e-mail]>Sender: <[e-mail]>From: Reed Rector                      <[e-mail]>Subject:  GIF specifications    A few weeks ago, I asked for someone to send me the Graphics InterchangeFormat (GIF) specifications. The replys were mixed.... half of the people hadthe specs, and the other half wanted a copy, so it seems that the Archiveis a good place for it.    I also recieved some 'C' source code to do the encoding and decoding,but it is not specifically for the Mac. If there is sufficient demand,#### BINHEX     gif-movie-11.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 30 Jan 91 20:14:57 PSTFrom: [e-mail] (H. Tsukada)GifMovie1.1 by H. Tsukada ([e-mail])This is the latest version of GifMovie, a Gif viewing program.Put GifMovie and Gif files in a same folder.Select GifMovie and the pictures you want to watch and double click on them.#### BINHEX     gif-typer-suite-11.hqx   ****Subject: Gif Typer Suite 1.1.cpt.hqx From: Scott Perkins <[e-mail]>Date: Mon, 21 Sep 92 02:06:05 CDT Gif Typer Suite 1.1 is an update to Gif Typer 1.0 which was previously posted.    Gif Typer is a file typing utility for Macintoshes the makes it easier to open GIF format files that have been copied from a different platform.  The first version worked only with files retrieved by Fetch, the FTP client software.  The new version also works with retrieval programs that assign the type 'TEXT' to GIF files when the are copied to the Macintosh. Users of Red Ryder or White Knight or SunTar should appreciate this.   After using GIF Typer, the user can drag and drop GIF files onto QuickGif to open them.   The Suite also contains two other utilities which manipulate the type codes on TEXT files specifically.  They make it possible for developers to quickly modify those read-only TeachText documents.Scott [e-mail]#### BINHEX     gif-watcher-211.hqx   ****From: "Kerry Shetline" <[e-mail]>Subject: GIFWATCHER_2_1_1.SIT Date: Mon, 19 Oct 92 11:52:11 EST GIFwatcher 2.1.1: This desk accessory will let you view GIF images whileyou are downloading them. Save online time by cancelling images youdon't want. This program also has a dithered black-and-white mode forviewing GIFs on a monochrome system. New version has full GIF87acompliance, GIF89a capability, faster decompression for most files. Alsoincludes bug-fix from 2.1.0. Features include dithered color, savingimages as PICT files and start-up screens, image scaling, rotation, andcolor inversion.-Kerry Shetline#### BINHEX     gif-watcher-212.hqx   ****From: "Kerry Shetline" <[e-mail]>Subject: gifwatcher2.1.2.sit Date: Sat, 13 Feb 93 20:26:02 EST This desk accessory will let you view GIF images while you aredownloading them. Save online time by cancelling images you don't want.This program also has a dithered black-and-white mode for viewing GIFson a monochrome system. New version has full GIF87a compliance, GIF89acapability, faster decompression for most files. Dithered color, saveimages as PICT files and start-up screens, scale, rotate, invert colors.2.1.2 adds new way to view interlaced images, fixes MS Word-mangleddocumentation.#### BINHEX     giffer-112.hqx   ****Steve BlackstockRandom Dot Software40 Bartlett Ave.Lexington, MA 02173 Giffer version 1.12  (Sep 23, 1991) Giffer, an image display program for the Macintosh II, is Copyright1987-91 by Stephen Blackstock, who reserves all rights to itsdistribution and sale. Giffer is Beerware.  If you like it and use it, please send me a case ofbeer (or $20 so I can buy one).  If you do send me something, I'll makeyou a registered user of Giffer, and that will entitle you to receivenews about Giffer updates.  (Please also tell me what version you have!)I plan to work on Giffer more, so this update news might be beneficialif you like the program. Giffer is an image display program for the Macintosh II family ofcomputers.  It works best in 256 color (8-bit) mode, but will work in 16color (4-bit), 4 color (2-bit) and 2 color (1-bit) modes as well.Giffer also works in 24-bit mode, but 24-bit images will not bedisplayed in full color (they will be dithered to 256 colors).  (GIFcurrently does not support 24 bits of color, so there would be no way tosave a 24-bit images in GIF.)  It is a memory-intensive program, so it'snice to have as much memory as you can get to run it.  However, it willrun with the standard 1 Meg. 1.12 (8/91) - Fixed bug which caused off-screen dialogs on IILC.  Addedsupport for Flex images. 1.11 (6/91) - Added color icons for System 7.0.  Improved System 7.0comaptibility.  Fixed bug which caused crash on Mac LC. 1.10b1 (3/91) - Added limited support for TIFF.  Allowed Giffer to readGIF 89a revision files (needs significant testing).  Fixed the Opencommand so that it will allow any file to be selected when the optionkey is held down as the menu selection is made. #### BINHEX     moebius-type-knott.hqx   ****Date: 8 Mar 1993 21:33:17 U From: "Winkler David" <[e-mail]>Subject: Knott.gif for posting A tubular atroidal curve, similar to a moebius strip.  <<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     newton.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 29 May 1992 15:44:43 PDTFrom: The Moderators <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Gif of Newton PDAThis is a GIF of Apple's upcoming PDA (personal digital assistant) namedNewton. It's a shot of the case and pen. From Usenet.[Archived as /info-mac/art/gif/newton.hqx; 90K]#### BINHEX     quick-gif.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 21 Apr 90 19:08:04 PDTFrom: [e-mail] (Frankie Sierra)Subject: QuickGIF 1 0f 6(QuickGIF Part 1 of 6)QuickGIF is a very Fast GIF viewer for color capable Macs (thisincludes the II family and the SE/30, but not the Plus or SE).It displays GIF, PICT, MacPaint and ReadMac images.  Can save inGIF or PICT format, and can also copy images to the clipboard.User can transform images with spheric, conic, mirrors, andoil paint filters.  Three high quality dithering filters areprovided for transforming into black and white.  Multiple filescan be selected for opening at once.  Also play digitized soundfiles.  This program is Shareware, registered users will receiveas a bonus the commercial version: QuickGIF Plus, which adds theability to do Slideshows of graphics and digitized sounds.Requires System 6.0.2 or later, Color Quickdraw or 32-Bit Quickdraw,and lots of memory recommended, although the program will run in1-meg machines.-----------#### BINHEX     ren-stimpy-oath.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 2 Nov 92 01:33:27 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Dameon D. Welch)Subject: Ren & Stimpy Oath Picture.cpt.hqx Color Picture to go along with Ren & Stimpy Oath Snd. Pictures Ren & Stimpywith Stimpy's hand on the TV screen. Can be read with GIF Converter or similarutilities. #### BINHEX     stng-makeitso.hqx   ****From Star Trek The Next Generation, a humorous GIF (640 by 440) basedon the oft used command "Make it so." #### BINHEX     studly-prez-and-vice.hqx   ****From: Jeffrey Rounsville <[e-mail]>Date: Mon, 22 Mar 1993 13:20:34 -0500 This should go in /art/gif.This is a GIF of our illustrious President and the VP - only theirheads are on the bodies of young studs who are arm in arm.  I findthis GIF very humorous and you will love it too, I am sure. Matt Herbison Penn State University#### BINHEX     time-traveller.hqx   ****Subject: Timetraveller.GIFDate: Mon, 29 Apr 91 23:31:42 EDTFrom: [e-mail],  Attached is a spectacular 640x480x256 GIF image by David Palermo.  It's asurrealistic rendering of a sort of "cosmic wristwatch" on a marble surface.It's very hard to describe, but it's visually stunning, and makes a superbdesktop image.  I downloaded it from America Online and re-upload it here withhis permission.  David's description follows:"This image is of a woman (my friend's wife) sitting inside a time piecelooking out into space which is inside the time piece.  Does that make sense?I guess you will have to see it to understand."Please note that the correct title is "Timetraveller".  It may have beentruncated somewhere along the way...David can be reached at [phone] or at Space7 on America Online.--MikeAbstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:01:42 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/art/qt#### BINHEX     apple-wwtac-logo.hqx   ****Date: 3 Mar 1993 01:10:45 -0700From: "Apgar, Eric" <apgar#m#[e-mail]>Subject: Apple WWTAC logo movieHere's a cool movie a co-worker put together for theApple WorldWide Technical Assistance Center.Enjoy,[e-mail]   |   Eric Apgar  alias  Gar   |   I said it, NOT Apple.#### BINHEX     bird-of-prey.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Feb 93 08:43:04 -0600 From: [e-mail] (Wonko the Sane)For those of you that were fans of my original Bird of Prey movie (HiDave, Ward, Rory, Matt and Jeff) here's the long-awaited upgrade.  Afew aesthetic changes have been made, like a much more convincingphoton torpedo and a starfield.      For the rest of you who have no clue as to what I'm talkingabout, this is a quicktime movie of a klingon cruiser flying past,turning, and shooting.  All computer generated, pretty short, andnice and compact.  Enjoy.    Permission to use this for stuff is freely granted, as long as I'm informed and given credit.Eric [e-mail]#### BINHEX     blizzard-93.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Nathan Gasser)Subject: [*] Blizzard of '93 QuickTime Date: Wed, 17 Mar 93 16:06:07 EST The enclosed is a QuickTime movie I made of satellite imagesof the East Coast during the so-called "Blizzard of '93."More info in the README file.  Freely distributable.Nathan Gasser-----------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     blizzard-of-93.hqx   ****From: Hugh Witt Johnson <[e-mail]>Date: Sun, 14 Mar 93 17:08:17 -0500Subject: blizzard-of-93.hqxThe file blizzard-of-93.hqx contains a QuickTime movie showing the storm whichhit the U.S. east coast in March of 1993.  See the readme file included in thearchive for more info.Hugh JohnsonRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteTroy, New York, [e-mail]#### BINHEX     codar-ocean-currents.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 5 Feb 1993 10:06:13 PSTFrom: Bill Lipa <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Codar ocean surface currents movieThis file was previously available on sumex but got deleted, probably in theprimitive days before the 3.5Gb drive.In my off-hours, I consult for Codar Ocean Sensors, a company that producesradar systems which create maps of ocean currents over a wide area, withoutany moving parts or equipment in the water. Enclosed is a movie of the oceancurrents in Monterey Bay last summer.Some people have asked how I created this movie. I wrote my own customizedprogram to do it using the information in the QuickTime Developer's Kit.Bill Lipa#### BINHEX     come-with-me.hqx   ****From: "J. Taggart Gorman" <[e-mail]>Subject: ComeWithMe.qt.hqx Date: Wed, 9 Dec 1992 00:48:48 -0700 (MST)   This is a Quicktime MooV of Arnold playing everyone's favorite cyborg inTerminator 2.  It's a short blurb with him saying "Come with me if you want to live."(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     die-in-space.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Rory Hinnen)Subject: Die_in_Space.hqx 1of3pts Date: Fri, 15 Jan 93 12:03:33 PST Greetings!This is a quicktime animation I ran up using Infini-D 2.0. It took me abouta day of playing to get used to the program, and an evening to plan and execute this 10 second piece of animation, and a night for it to cook on aQuadra 700.It shows a die bouncing through the void, which then becomes the companylogo for a place my wife works at (I made it for her).And it's a bit too large for my mailer, so it's coming to you in 3 pieces.Thanks!Rory [e-mail] 1 of 3------------------------------------ Cut Here -------------------------#### BINHEX     formula.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 13 Jan 93 14:33:25 -0800From: Josh Decesare <[e-mail]>This is a QuickTime movie of an animated mathematical formula.It requires QuickTime 1.5.Please send any comments to [e-mail]#### BINHEX     fountain.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 27 Oct 92 09:07 +1300 From: "Lawrence D'Oliveiro, Waikato University, Hamilton, NZ"Subject: info-mac/art/qt/fountain.hqx Now that QuickTime 1.5 is out, here's a quick example of the new Compact Videocompressor in action.Lawrence D'OliveiroComputer Services DeptUniversity of WaikatoHamiltonNew [e-mail]--------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     gar-skydive.hqx   ****Date: 3 Mar 1993 01:31:57 -0700From: "Apgar, Eric" <apgar#m#[e-mail]>Subject: Gar Skydive MovieA long time ago I submitted a short clip of this movie.Now that there is lots of HD space (there still is, yes?),here is the whole thing - the freefall portion of my firstskydive. I am the one on the bottom.Bonus points if you figure out what I said just before thechute was pulled! ;-)[e-mail]   |   Eric Apgar  alias  Gar   |   I said it, NOT Apple.#### BINHEX     hst-vs-jan.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1993 12:59:05 -2300From: [e-mail]: [*] HST vs Jan MoovieThis is a QuickTime 1.5 compact video format moovie of Hunter S. Thompsonblowing up a poster of Jan Wenner, founder and publisher of Rolling Stonemagazine.  Enjoy!I did not use compact pro or stuffit on it.  It is just bin-hexed.  Myexperience is that when you compress video with the compact video format -standard compression software will not compress it further - so there'sreally no point to it.Colin Lamb - MacMeister 8-)>  -  Drake University  -  Des Moines#### BINHEX     jaws.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Mar 93 07:10:09 PST From: [e-mail] (Nick Blackwell)Subject: [*] Jaws QT Movie ----------X-Sun-Data-Type: textX-Sun-Data-Description: textX-Sun-Data-Name: textX-Sun-Content-Lines: 4Here is a QT Movie of a shark attack during the Calif. cliff diving championships. Best viewed with a color monitor.-- Nic Blackwell                 InterNet: [e-mail]----------X-Sun-Data-Type: defaultX-Sun-Data-Description: defaultX-Sun-Data-Name: Jaws_Movie.sea.hqxX-Sun-Content-Lines: 1229#### BINHEX     jets-flying-in-formation.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Mar 93 14:41:41 EST From: [e-mail] (Hugh Johnson)Subject: flight.hqx This QuickTime movie shows four jet planes flying in formation via a cameramounted on the bottom of one of the planes.  It was converted from an MPEGmovie, so as a result, it has no sound (if someone has some appropriatejet-like noises, feel free to add a soundtrack to the movie!).Requires QuickTime v1.5.If you like this, send me your favorite QuickTime movie!Hugh JohnsonRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteTroy, New York, USAinternet: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     lockup-1.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 10 Dec 92 17:09:05 PST From: [e-mail] (Jaime Villacorte)Subject: Lockup 1 (QuickTime 1.5 movie) [ This movie *requires* QuickTime 1.5 and will not play back with QT 1.0 ]Description:    A Formula 1 race car, suffers a mechanical problem during a        race, locks up it's brakes, goes off course, and damages it's        front end.        This is a full-frame view from the driver's-perspective. It        is an expanded version of the driver's viewpoint that was        originally presented as a tiny picture-in-picture insert in        another QuickTime movie called "Lockup 2" (uploaded earlier to        the sumex archive).Name:           Lockup 1Frame size:     200x150Frame rate:     20 fpsLength:         20.0 secondsCompression:    Compact Video @ quality = 3.00Audio:          11Khz, 8-bit mono (uncompressed)                        - jaime villacorte#### BINHEX     lockup-2.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 8 Dec 92 09:51:10 PST From: [e-mail] (Jaime Villacorte)Subject: Lockup 2 (QuickTime 1.5 movie) resubmission I'm resubmitting the file /info-mac/art/qt/lockup-2.hqx. The file thatis currently in your archive has somehow become garbled in the transmissionand is undecodable. Please replace it with the file below. Thanks.[ This movie *requires* QuickTime 1.5 and will not play back with QT 1.0 ]Description:    A Formula 1 race car, suffers a mechanical problem during a        race, locks up it's brakes, goes off course, and damages it's        front end.        Using Adobe Premiere, I was able to create a QT movie which        displays 2 simultaneous points of view. The main display is        from a camera in the grandstand. I added a "picture-in-picture"        insert containing the driver's viewpoint and synchronized the        action with the main screen.Name:           Lockup 2Frame size:     200x150Frame rate:     20 fpsLength:         16.0 secondsCompression:    Compact Video @ quality = 3.00Audio:          11Khz, 8-bit mono (uncompressed)                        - jaime villacorte#### BINHEX     man-and-tongue.hqx   ****Date: 24 Jan 1993 20:11:33 -0600 (CST) From: BERNIE FOULK <[e-mail]>An original QuickTime movie created by Jon Foulk & Kevin Corbin.The movie was a hand-drawn creation in which pictures of a manwith a rather large head is eaten by his own tongue--which laterflies off.  The movie is approx. 3 sec. long and has a partiallyoriginal sound track.  Please enjoy.Thanks,[e-mail]#### BINHEX     morph-example.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 7 Mar 1993 13:20:58 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Andy J. Williams)Subject: QuickTime Morphing Example Included is a silly little movie I put together when Morph arrived. It is agood example of what Gryphon's Morph can do. The movie was created usingvideo camera grabbed snapshots which were cleaned up in Photoshop, importedinto Morph and then finally into Adobe Premier 2.0.I welcome any feedback! Also, if anyone has any ideas for other littlefilms to make, let me know!File is a 590k DiskDoubler SEA which expands to 794k.The film is 21 seconds long and would really prefer 16bit color (or more)but looks OK at 8bit.-Andy-- Andy J. Williams Manager, Computer Resource Center, Dartmouth College, 603 [e-mail]; AOL:AndyJW; CIS:70254,3235; ALINK:A0192"I don't want the world. I just want your half." -TheyMightBeGiants#### BINHEX     qt-batch-compressor-10.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Lincoln Stein)Subject: file submission Date: Tue, 18 Feb 92 21:50:48 EDT Dear Info-Mac people:Please find enclosed a new binary submission for the info-mac digest andarchives.QT BATCH COMPRESSORQT Batch Compressor is a new QuickTime utility that allows you to queuemultiple picture files for compression.  It uses either the built-inJPEG or Video compression algorithms, and allows you to adjust thecompression/quality ratio. Compression ranges from 2 to 10 fold.  Oncecompressed the pictures can be viewed from any graphics program as longas the QuickTime extension is installed.The application uses the drag-and-drop metaphor to compress multiplepictures from the desktop, and supports folder- and disk-level queueing(i.e. you can drop a folder into the application icon and it willcompress all pictures it finds within.)  You can also queue pictures tocompress from within the application.  Compression occurs in thebackground, allowing you to do other thing.A limitation of the utility is that it only runs under System 7.0 (it isApple-Event aware -- and dependent).This file must be converted with BinHex 4.0 and decompressed with Compactor Pro.-- Lincoln Stein ([e-mail])   Brigham & Women's Hospital --#### BINHEX     rtrace-fly-thru.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 4 Nov 92 12:57:36 EST From: [e-mail] (Reid Judd - Sun NC Development Center)Subject: [*] Submission for /info-mac/art/qt/RTrace-Fly-Thru.cpt.hqx RTrace-Fly-Thru.movie  NOTE:  QuickTime-1.5 is required to play back this movie.            It was created with the new "Compact Video" compressor using            the "high quality" setting.  This animation was created by a new freeware photorealistic rendering  and animation application called "RTrace".  Full source code is included  with the release.  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 Included Message ----- #### BINHEX     rtrace.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 25 Mar 93 20:23:26 ESTFrom: Thede C. Loder <[e-mail]>Subject: rtrace-movies.hqx    These quicktime movies were created using RTrace1.0, by Antonio Costa, Reid Judd, and Greg Farrar.  The "demo" movie was created using the demo scene that comes with RTrace.The eye moves around the scene in a circular path of radius 25, at a height of 25 over the scene.  Both 8 bit and 24 bit movies are included, each at 15 frames per sec.  It took about 3 hoursto generate all 150 frames needed on a IIfx.  Note: allincluded movies require at least Quicktime 1.5.    The "swoop" movies used a scene file that I set up after learning how to write the scene info in the .sffformat (simple file format).  A quick how-to is provided in the RTrace documentation.  Also 150 images, these moviesuse parametric equations to describe the eye motion.  Included again are 8 bit and 24 bit versions.  The "4 balls" are the same scene as in "swoop", but the movie is a series of frames in simple circular rotation over the scene, similar to "demo".If anyone else out there has produced similar movies, I'd love to check them out.Please contact me at [e-mail]!Please archive as /info-mac/art/qt/rtrace-movies.hqx#### BINHEX     saturn-flyby.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 1 Nov 92 20:43 BST From: RICHARD LIM <[e-mail]>Subject: Saturn-flyby movie (PART 1 of 2) Here's a very fine QuickTime animation of a space probe (Voyager?  Not tooau fait with these things nowadays, sorry) swooping down past the planetSaturn.  You'll see the probe fly through the plane of the planet's ringsand rapidly withdraw, leaving the gas giant and its bevy of circling moonsfar behind.Appropriately for deep space, this 800k movie has no sound, unlike most sci-fi movies you and I have watched (not that I watch many!).Obtained from a local Apple dealer who uses a longer version of this clip todemonstrate QuickTime to good effect#### BINHEX     third.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 11 Sep 1992 08:03:15 +0000 From: [e-mail] (Gerald Edgar)Subject: third.qtm   third.qtm --- a QuickTime animated IFS fractal  As the parameters in an iterated function system are changed, the resulting attractor changes (continuously).  Here is an example of that, based on two non-commuting affine transformations:   (T1)    x' =  (1/3) x + (1/3) y           y' =            (1/3) y   (T2)    x' =  (1/3) x           + e           y' =  (1/3) x + (1/3) y + f We watch what happens as the point (e,f) moves around a circle. [ref: Suppl. Rend. Circ. Mat. Palermo 28 (1992) p. 350.] The individual frames were computed by "Fractal Attraction" (Academic Press), then made into a movie with Apple's QuickTime software.  This file is "flattened, data fork only", so it will be possible (Real Soon Now) to view it on platforms other than Mac. G. A. Edgar     Ohio State Univ.    [e-mail]-----Gerald A. Edgar                Internet:  [e-mail] of Mathematics      Bitnet:    EDGAR@OHSTPYThe Ohio State University      telephone: [phone] (Office)Columbus, OH 43210            -292-4975 (Math. Dept.) -292-1479 (Dept. Fax)#### BINHEX     twilight.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 29 Sep 92 12:12 +1200 From: "Lawrence D'Oliveiro, Waikato University, Hamilton, NZ"Subject: art/qt/Twilight-movie.hqx Filmed out my living-room window with my three-day-old Sony F555E camcorder,frames individually grabbed at thirty-second intervals with a SuperMacVideoSpigot LC and ScreenPlay, and assembled into the final movie with AdobePremiere. 25 minutes compressed into 25 seconds.Just a bit of fun...Lawrence D'OliveiroComputer Services DeptUniversity of [e-mail]--------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     ufo.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 6 Jan 93 13:50 +1300 From: "Lawrence D'Oliveiro, Waikato University, Hamilton, NZ"Subject: info-mac/art/qt/ufo.hqx Here's another big-budget production from Lawrence's desktop film studio.This effect was created with a piece of blue cardboard and the chroma-keytransparency setting in Adobe Premiere.Do you think Steven Spielberg will hire me...?Lawrence D'OliveiroComputer Services DeptUniversity of WaikatoHamiltonNew Zealand--------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     video-transfer-comparison.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 11 Dec 1992 15:57:59 -0500From: [e-mail]: QT_P&S_vs_LBX.sea.hqxNOTE TO ARCHIVIST: Place with other QuickTime movie examples.A comparison of pan & scan and letterbox transfers of a scene from themovie Cape Fear.  It consists of two 11 second QuickTime 1.5 movies of thesame scene (one from the pan&scan laserdisc, one from the letterboxlaserdisc) and a short illustrated document (MacWrite format) givingadditional information on video transfers and notes on the comparison.  Irecommend reading this document first.Please note that the audio on these clips is at a very low volume -- seethe About document for information.  This does not affect the [e-mail]------------------------#### BINHEX     warbird-decloaking.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Feb 93 08:39:12 -0600 From: [e-mail] (Wonko the Sane)yes, just what the world needs, another Trek based QT movie.This is a computer generated model of a Romulan Warbird de-cloaking as it zooms away from a nebula.  Nebula looks a bit muddy in 256 or less colorsbut it's still OK.  Short and sweet, since I'm pretty limited on processingpower.  Enjoy.    Anyone has permission to use it for anything as long as I'm givencredit for the original movie.Eric [e-mail] of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:01:24 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/art#### BINHEX     386-startup.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 29 Jan 93 16:48:11 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] 386chip startupscreen This is a 640x480 colour startupscreen of a 386 chip. It may seem somewhat heretical to use this as a startupscreen but you might be able to convince your pee cee friends that you have a 386 in your mac too.   :-)If you have trouble getting this startupscreen to work please read the report /info-mac/report/startup-deskpict-faq.txt before emailing me. On the other hand, feel free to email me if you like this screen. [e-mail] -------------------------------- Australian ScienceCSIRO, Division of Chemicals & Polymers ------------------ Australia's Future#### BINHEX     3d-molecule.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 31 Jan 92 10:21:36 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] molecule Enclosed is a stuffed and binhexed startupscreen of a 3D molecule. 640x480 256 colours. Enjoy.Paul Savage  ***  Melbourne  ***  Australia  ***  scientia est potentia=======================================================================#### BINHEX     apollo-startup.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 26 Mar 1992 18:49 EDT From: [e-mail]: Apollo StartupScreen This is a Compacted and Binhexed 512X384 startup screen of the Apollo Spacecraft floating over the Moon.  Enjoy!Matt Cable(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     apple-balls-startup.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 31 Jan 92 09:32:53 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] appleballs startupscreen Enclosed is a stuffed and binhexed startupscreen of "appleballs" (silver balls floating over a sea of apple logos). 640x480 256 colours. Enjoy.Paul Savage  ***  Melbourne  ***  Australia  ***  scientia est potentia=======================================================================#### BINHEX     apple-over-windows-startup.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 3 Mar 1993 07:50:36 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Tony Euser)Subject: Color Startup Screen Here's a 13" color startup screen with the Apple Logo casting its whiteshadow over the Windows logo.The background is the Windows grey marble.Tony EuserEnergy, Mines & Resources CanadaMetals Technology Laboratories568 Booth Street,Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1A 0G1VOICE: 613-992-3818FAX:    [phone]E-mail: ccMail: [e-mail]: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     asprin-molecule-startup.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 25 Feb 93 11:12:32 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] startupscreen: asprin molecule This is a 640x480 colour startupscreen of the asprin molecule on a black background. If you have trouble getting this startupscreen to work please read the report /info-mac/report/startup-deskpict-faq.txt before emailing me. On the other hand, feel free to email me if you like this screen. [e-mail] -------------------------------- Australian ScienceCSIRO, Division of Chemicals & Polymers ------------------ Australia's Future#### BINHEX     astronaut-big-startup.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 17 Feb 92 17:25:59 CST From: motcid!marble![e-mail] (John DeRosa)Subject: Astronaut StartupScreen (BIG!) Large Start Up Screen - Astronaut=====================This is a really big startup screen of a shuttle astronautfloating outside the space ship.  Very cool.If you like this startup screen, please send me email atthe following address -> [e-mail].  My kidsthink it is cool to receive e-mail from around the globe.This is startup screen measures 1152 pixels wide by 870 pixels tall.  It can also be used as desktop patterns with tools like ColorDesk and DeskPict.To use this file as a startup screen, rename it "StartupScreen"and place it in your system folder.  To use it with DeskPict,rename it "DeskPicture" and place it in your system folder.I have created this screen for use with my 21"Apple color monitor.  It will also work great with any ofthe larger monitors from 16" to 20" except that the image may be a clipped.  Monitors larger than 21" will sufferfrom the syndrome I fixed, i.e. startup screensof less than full screen size.These screens were created from 72dpi startup screens for13" color monitors (640 pixels by 480 pixels).  I usedAdobe Photoshop to resize the images.  This means that theresulting image is about 39dpi.I have a very cool 1152x870 image of a chessboard at 72dpi but the color comes out incorrect during startup.  Itried Thors Init to no avail.  Anyone know the fix?= Enjoy!     John DeRosa, Motorola, Inc, Digital Cellular Systems    = = e-mail: 1) [e-mail]      2) motcid![e-mail] ==         3) uunet!motcid!derosaj     4) [e-mail]   ==         5) [e-mail]     6) [e-mail]    =#### BINHEX     astronaut-jpeg.hqx   ****Date: 28 Jul 92 13:31:00 EST From: "IMVS6::BTROEN" <[e-mail]>Subject: Check'n in I downloaded this outstanding image from AOL.  The author's note follows:____________________________________________________________________________Subj:  Wrinkly Space Suit JPEG               July 22, 1992File:  Check'n in. (48065 bytes)DL time (2400 baud): < 5 minutesAUTHOR:    Lloyd WalkerNEEDS:     color pict viewer, QT initPhotoreal image of Astronaut suited up and returning from Lunar EVA.Built in VIDI Modeler and ray traced in VIDIxpress.This is an "outake" from a new project I am currently working on - a Lunar habitat interior. I set this view up primarily to test a wrinkle bump map on the astronaut's space suit and got lucky with the final image. Beyond the astronaut is a science and communications workstation featuring a large flat screen monitor.640 x 480 x 24 bit#### BINHEX     background-pattern-maina.hqx   ****From: Scott E. Lasley <[e-mail]>Date: Mon, 17 Feb 92 18:59:07 -0500 Subject: PatternMania1.cpt.hqx Background patterns (ppats) by N. Jonas Englund for the Mac.  Can be placed into the System with ResEdit or loaded into a cdev such as DeskTop Pattern for display.  Patterns include AirplaneWing, AppleApple, BathroomTiles, BrickWall, EscherSwans, FactorySiding, ScotchPlaid, TableCloth, Donald Duck, and WoodPanel.Downloaded from Compu$erve.  Please note that I am not theauthor of this program.#### BINHEX     background-pattern-mania-ii.hqx   ****From: Scott E. Lasley <[e-mail]>Date: Thu, 5 Mar 92 19:20:57 -0500 Subject: PatternMania2 Here is a program I downloaded from Compuserve.  Please note that Iam not the author of this software.  PatternMania continues to sweep the telephone lines with its second  edition. This time, sixteen new 'ppat' resources with a twist.These are not  your  average patterns. These designs are more like simulations. There's  grid paper;  a football field; dollar bills; fruit; wood; moons and stars;  gold bars  and more. And everything is 'hand painted' using only ResEdit. No  scanned  photographs here.Download it today, and let me know if you like  it.Regards,BusJohnny#### BINHEX     bart-simpson-startup.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 24 Feb 93 15:13:32 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Startupscreen: Bart This is a 640x480 colour startupscreens of Bart Simpson with a slingshot. If you have trouble getting this startupscreen to work please read the report /info-mac/report/startup-deskpict-faq.txt before emailing me. On the other hand, feel free to email me if you like this screen. [e-mail] -------------------------------- Australian ScienceCSIRO, Division of Chemicals & Polymers ------------------ Australia's Future#### BINHEX     batman-color.hqx   ****Date:       Wed, 5 Jul 89 13:34:38 PDTFrom: [e-mail] is a very nice color Batman logo for your desktop.  It comes to me via the MacCircles BBS [phone].Jon#### BINHEX     batman-startup.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 13 May 92 16:14 BST From: [e-mail]: [*] 'Judgement on Gotham' Batman Startup Screen This is a startup screen of Batman based on a drawing from the 'Judgement On Gotham' graphic novel (which is excellent - buy it). Drawn using ColorIt (also excellent) by Richard Friend, [e-mail]#### BINHEX     beer-coasters-startup.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 23 Dec 92 15:22:40 EST From: Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] beer coasters startupscreen This colour startupscreen is a collection of beer coasters, 640x480.Compacted. [e-mail] -------------------------------- Australian ScienceCSIRO, Division of Chemicals & Polymers ------------------ Australia's Future#### BINHEX     biomechanical-soul-journey-startup.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1993 23:12:58 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Ken B Kirksey)Subject: H.R. Giger Screen Biomechanical Soul Journeyby H.R. GigerWork No. 434Painted in 1980Acrylic on Paper 40" x 28" The accompanying PICT file is a 640x480 16-bit color scan of the above namedwork, suitable for using as a background screen on a 13" or 14" monitor.  Thescreen looks fantubulous when you set your screen depth to 16 bits, but it looksfine in 8-bit color or 8-bit greyscale. If you like this screen and would like to see some other Giger screens, dropme a note in e-mail.   Since I use a 13" monitor at work, and a Giger fan co-workeruses a 16" monitor, I'll probably be doing screens for both monitor sizes.  If thereis enough demand, I can post versions for 16" and larger monitors.  Ken [e-mail]#### BINHEX     black-cat-startup.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 21 Aug 92 14:26:59 +0200 From: Jay Rolls <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Black Cat Startupscreen Here's an excellent Mac II startup screen of a black cat (faceonly).  It's an 8-bit photo, 640 x 480.  Place in your system folderand restart.  Probably doesn't look very good on b/w machines.  Fromthe local users group here in Stuttgart.#### BINHEX     bob.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 18 Nov 91 00:06:47 EST From: [e-mail] (Steven D. Hatch)Subject: Interactive multimedia comic strip - submission ----------------------------------------------------------------------BOB(C)1991-GRAFX indeed, inc.----------------------------------------------------------------------What is BOB?Well, BOB is an interactive multimedia comic strip. BOB started out asyour basic "put a grin on your face" newspaper comic strip. It was createdby my friend and colleague Martin V. Leone. The strip was published in aschool newspaper in the late 1980's.  This current strip is the first inthe newspaper series. We decided to give BOB the ol'analog to digitalconversion by introducing him to the (about to explode) multimedia age. Hewas re-created in MacroMind Director 3.0 and compiled with MacroMindPlayer 3.0.Depending on the response to this strip, we will then decide onre-creating others in the original series. Keep your eyes open for morefrom us, and if you have any comments (preferably good ones), please dropus a note on Internet at:                        [e-mail] (or) [e-mail] are not asking for anything of a monetary value for this, we just askyou to keep that "Magic" Johnson smile :)  And with that, do somethinggood for the environment and your own health.REQUIREMENTS: To run BOB, you need a minimum of 2 megabytes and at least aMacintosh plus.GRAFX indeed, inc. (C) 1991#### BINHEX     brads-favorite-clip-art.hqx   ****Date: 17 Dec 1992 13:38:04 -0700 From: [e-mail] (Brad Stone)Subject: brads-favorite-clip-art-11.hqx   This file is an update to the info-mac:art:brads-favorite-clip-art.hqx onsumex-aim.  It contains my personal collection of public domain clip art. It is about 1.5 MB in size at this time.  All clip art in this file is in 72 dpi paint format and stored in anindexed hypercard stack.  This version contains a card size that fills a13" monitor so as to get some of the larger pictures to fit, however thosewith smaller monitors can use this stack by scrolling around a bit.  This file is distributed via nice-ware.  If you use it, do something nicefor someone :-)     - Brad Stone       Computing Support Coordinator       Brigham Young [e-mail]#### BINHEX     carina-nebula-startup.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 14 Aug 92 10:50 BST From: RICHARD LIM <[e-mail]>Subject: Carina Nebula Startupscreen Here's an unusual startupscreen for you - a roughly circular image of anebula in the Southern constellation Carina (I think).  The image has beenneatly merged with a 512x384 black background, making it just right for the12" RGB screen.  Original source was an FTP archive it Europe (but where'dthey get it?).  Caveat: this image may not be suitable for those of you withless than 16 bits/pixel unless it's properly dithered.  Used in its presentform, at 256 colors you might well get something which looks quite a lot like,er, puke.   (Then again, some of you might want precisely that effect as astartupscreen...)#### BINHEX     colorized-woman.hqx   ****Subject: portraitcolorized.jpg.hqx (01/04) Date: Tue, 21 Jul 92 16:33:29 -0400 From: [e-mail]: This is a nice colorized image of an             original grayscale female portrait posted             awhile ago by somebody on the net.  The             colorization was done over an hour using             Digital Darkroom 2.0 (Quadra 700) and the             result is quite impressive.             The original grayscale image is included so             that a comparison can be made. Enjoy!                          #### BINHEX     cow.hqx   ****Date:     Mon, 25 Feb 91 21:45From: <[e-mail]>Subject:  Cow Startup Screen--No Controversy!! I Promise!Enclosed is a startup screen with two big cows looking up at you.It's really kinda cool.  Its Freeware, or NoControversyware orCowWare.  I don't know which.Anyway, enjoy.Keep on Mac'in.Kieran O'ConnorIOCONNOR@SUNRISE  (bitnet)#### BINHEX     creation-startup.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 27 Feb 92 12:37:03 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] recreation startupscreen Enclosed is a 640x480 colour startupscreen of the creation. Enjoy.Paul Savage  ***  Melbourne  ***  Australia  ***  [e-mail]#### BINHEX     cub-scout-clip-art.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 13 Nov 92 13:32:15 -0600 From: [e-mail] (David A Willcox)Subject: Submission: CubScoutPictures.hqx The following is a self-extracting archive containing a dozen CubScout-oriented clip-art drawings.  They were scanned at 300 dpi andsaved as PICT2 files.  The names are not very descriptive, I'mafraid.I'd suggest calling it CubScoutPictures.hqx(The original drawings I got from our local Scout service center.)#### BINHEX     cub-scout-emblems.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 13 Nov 92 13:31:29 -0600 From: [e-mail] (David A Willcox)Subject: Submission: CubScoutEmblems.hqx The following is a self-extracting archive containing 15 imagesof Cub Scout emblems.  There are three sizes each of Tiger, Wolf,Bear and Webelos emblems, and the Cub Scout emblem.  They werescanned at 300 dpi and saved as PICT2 files.I'd suggest calling it CubScoutEmblems.hqx#### BINHEX     cyber-port-20-13inch.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 12 Sep 1992 15:28:23 -0700 From: James J. Leftwich <[e-mail]>Subject: Removing Old/Sending New CyberPort Files 2  -  CyberPort v2.0 13".hqx           When decoded becomes:      CyberPort v2.0 13" D.sit           A Stuffit Lite* archive of a folder containing      1 - CyberPort v2.0 13"  -  A 640 x 480 PICT-format file - 190K      2 - CyberPort 13" Info  -  A TeachText informational file - 6KThank you -Jim Leftwich, [e-mail]@[e-mail]#### BINHEX     deep-space-nine.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 24 Feb 93 18:16:01 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Brian Kendig)Subject: Deep Space 9 pictures This Stuffit archive contains eight pictures of medium quality fromthe first episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.    DS9 Logo    Two Ships    Escaping    Station by Bajor    Docking Pylon    Enterprise Docked    Station Side    Runabout Leaving#### BINHEX     desktop-misc-patterns.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 16 Dec 92 20:24:07 -0600 From: [e-mail] (Rick Rohan)Subject: [*] More Desktop Patterns These are a few patterns for use with programs like "Desk Pattern" or "DesktopTextures" or "Wallpaper".  Consult the documentation to these utilities on howyou might load these extra patterns.Included are:   Christmas bells on a starry background   An impossible construction like pattern   Several cube patterns   A Honeycomb pattern in several colors   Escher winged horses pattern   Bubble board in several colors (in rememberance of the General control panel)   The eight ball   A very eye irritating blue and red neon pattern   Random sized linesAll are well alaised and use the standard Mac 256 color palette.These are free to those who would use them.Rick Rohan#### BINHEX     doppeltorso-mit-haken.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 25 Mar 1993 11:36:42 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Ken B Kirksey)Subject: Giger - Doppeltoro Mit Haken Doppeltorso Mit Hakenby H.R. GigerWork No. 205 The accompanying PICT file is a 640x480 16-bit color scan of the above namedwork, suitable for using as a background screen on a 13" or 14" monitor.  Thescreen looks fantubulous when you set your screen depth to 16 bits, but it looksfine in 8-bit color or 8-bit greyscale.#### BINHEX     dragon-startup.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 20 Feb 92 17:46:39 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] dragon startupscreen YACS (yet another colour startupscreen :-) 640x480. Dragon. EnjoyPaul Savage  ***  Melbourne  ***  Australia  ***  [e-mail]===========================================================================#### BINHEX     duo-n-dock.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 18 Mar 93 12:23:54 CST From: Troy D Evans (SESInc)876-2291 <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Duo-n-Dock.pict cktime/pict format), butI hope you enjoy.Troy--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=Troy Evans  Micom Unix/PC/Macintosh Users Assistance Grp. Redstone Arsenal Al   Ph: [phone]    Email Address: [e-mail]=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=#### BINHEX     duo-pict.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 25 Mar 93 22:16:09 CST From: Troy D Evans (SESInc)876-2291 <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Pict of Duo I have no idea where I got this pict of an open duo.  It is saved in Photoshop pict.  Even though it is B/W, I am sure you will enjoy checking it out.TroyE#### BINHEX     enterprise.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 21 Sep 92 15:42:06 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Starman)This Stuffit Lite file contains three PICT files I created with Infini-D2.0. They are of the Starship Enterprise based on the EnterpriseBlueprints rpinted circa 1973. Also included is a Teachtext file tellingyou more info in the Infini-D model and how to get a hold of it.Tronware. #### BINHEX     escher-bugs.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 24 Mar 90 18:12:20 -0800From: [e-mail] (Jeffq)Subject: Eschers_Bugs.Sit.HqxI have recieved quite a few requests for my Escher macpaint files, so I figuredit best to the public to put them somewhere accessable to all.  This is a printI have had on my hard drive for quite some time now, M. C. Escher's 'Bugs'.I'm sure it has a fancy name, but I don't have the time to look it up in mybooks.  This is a macpaint file that has been stuffit-ed, and the binhexed.This print is composed of a varity of staircases, with salamander-like creaturesdefying the laws of gravity.Enjoy!-Jeffq.,;';,..,;';,..,;';,..,;';,..,;';,.CUT HERE.,;';,..,;';,..,;';,..,;';,..,;';,.#### BINHEX     escher-eye.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 12 Apr 90 11:37:58 -0700From: [e-mail] (Mike Wilson)Subject: Escher's EyeHere's Escher's Eye; it's a stufited, binhexed b/w MacPaint image.  Please sendany replies [e-mail]()Begin()()Eschers_Eye()#### BINHEX     escher-order-and-chaos.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 12 Apr 90 11:40:24 -0700From: [e-mail] (Mike Wilson)Subject: Escher's Order and Chaosagh.  That last one was probably a little small (ie less one macpaint image).Here's Escher's Order and Chaos; sit, .hqx - replies [e-mail]#### BINHEX     escher-reptiles.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 15 Apr 90 22:15:10 -0700From: [e-mail] (Mike Wilson)Subject: Escher's ReptilesHere.  Name this buggerESCHER-REPTILES.HQX-jeffqreply to [e-mail]#### BINHEX     escher-self-portrait.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 9 May 90 15:38:06 -0700From: [e-mail] (Mike Wilson)Subject: Escher's Self-Portriateum put it in with the rest of my eschers (graphics..) - this is:macpaint --> stuffit --> binhex4.0 --> ESelf.hqx(yes, name is 'ESelf.hqx' in the sumex archives puhleaze)-Comments to [e-mail]@!HEYITBEGINSHEREHEYITBEGINSHERE#### BINHEX     fantasia-startup.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 22 Dec 92 12:31:34 EST From: Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] fantasia startupscreen >From: [e-mail]>Subject: Fantasia>>Does anyone know where I can find the color screen of Mickey Mouse from>Fantasia?  I couldn't find it in the archives, and thought it would look>great as a bkgrnd screen on my new color Mac.>Thanks,>MichaelThe original colour GIF is at wuarchive.wustl.edu at graphics/gif/f/fantasia. But in the holiday spirit I have grabbed it and edited it to fit nicely into a 13 inch screen, saved as a startupscreen, compacted, and posted to sumex. Enjoy.Paul.#### BINHEX     flyer-clipart.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 24 May 1992 12:02:07 -0500 From: [e-mail]: paint clip-art  I'm submitting 3 SEA files of useful PAINT graphics clip-art which we'vefound very useful over the years for simple fliers, etc.        (If you download "artisto", a venerable paint viewer-da,from info-mac, evenyour most mac-naive user can view them)This one is the most useful files I've gleaned from Boston Computer Societydisks. Corners, "mortise cuts" and menus (you fill in the white space), andsimple pictures. About 500k unpacked.Clare Durst, Coordinator, Sys&Pub                   * [phone]Office of Dean of College, Brown University      * [e-mail]    Box 1828, Brown U., Providence RI 02912            #### BINHEX     fractal-startup.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 14 Aug 92 11:11:45 MDT From: Alonso Castro <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] FractalStartup This is a binhexed self-extracting archive containing four 640 x 480 color startup screen that I created with "The Beauty of Fractals Lab". They are 2-D and 3-D renderings of the Mandelbrot and Julia sets.Drop me a note if you like them.Alonso Castro, [e-mail]#### DIRECTORY  gif   ****#### BINHEX     giger-landscape-xii-startup.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 1993 13:56:03 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Ken B Kirksey)Subject: Giger Landscape XII Screen Landscape XII    by H.R. GigerWork No. 205Painted in 1974Acrylic on Paper40" x 28" The accompanying PICT file is a 640x480 16-bit color scan of the above namedwork, suitable for using as a background screen on a 13" or 14" monitor.  Thescreen looks fantubulous when you set your screen depth to 16 bits, but it looks fine in 8-bit color or 8-bit greyscale. At the request of the moderator, I'll be limiting my posts of these Giger screens to one per week.  Since 640x480 is the most common color monitorsize out there, I'll be uploading those first.  If you've got a 16" or19" monitor and can't wait 'till I get around to posting these versions (if I ever do) drop me a note in e-mail, and we'll see about sending you themon disk. Ken [e-mail]#### BINHEX     glock-startup.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 16 Oct 1992 23:19:38 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Ken B Kirksey)Subject: Glock Startup Screens Here's your chance to drive your pro gun control, anti-NRA friends and co-workers nuts!  This archive contains two startup screens (one color and one grayscale) showing a Glock 17 in profile, with the Glock Perfection logo in the lower right corner.   These screens are intended for 13" (640 x 480 pixels) monitors.  If you have a different size monitor and would like a copy of these startup screens to use on your machine,drop me a note and I'll see what I can do.Enjoy!#### BINHEX     grapes-of-letters-startup.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 3 Mar 93 12:39:26 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Startupscreen: Computer grapes This is a 640x480 colour startupscreen of a bunch of "grapes" made out of keyboard letters. This artwork is from the Japanese artist Hajime. If you have trouble getting this startupscreen to work please read the report /info-mac/report/startup-deskpict-faq.txt before emailing me. On the other hand, feel free to email me if you like this screen. CheersPaul.#### BINHEX     graphics-sampler-clipart.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 24 May 1992 11:33:55 -0500 From: [e-mail]'m submitting 4 SEA files of useful PAINT graphics clip-art which we'vefound very useful over the years for simple fliers, etc. Although some CANbe used as startups, that's not their purpose. (If you download "artisto"from info-mac, a venerable paint viewer-da, even your most naive user canview them and include in work)This one is Graphics Sampler. MANY charming small images. About 400kunpacked.Clare Durst, Coordinator, Sys&Pub                   * [phone]Office of Dean of College, Brown University      * [e-mail]    Box 1828, Brown U., Providence RI 02912            #### BINHEX     great-white-startup.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Mar 93 16:23:19 EST From: Dr. G.P. Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] startupscreen: great white This is a 640x480 colour startupscreen of every SCUBA diver's and surfer's worst fear :-) the great white. Affectionally known as a "Noah" (from Australian rhyming slang, Noah's Ark = shark), or "one of the men in grey suits."If you have trouble getting this startupscreen to work please read the report /info-mac/report/startup-deskpict-faq.txt before emailing me. On the other hand, feel free to email me if you like this screen. CheersPaul.#### BINHEX     green-creature-guide-startup.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 24 Jan 93 16:39:37 EST From: Pepto-Bismalt Breakfast <[e-mail]>Subject: HHGTTG-Startup.sit.hqx    Enclosed please find one(1) StartupScreen (640x480x8b) of the green creature (with friendly "Don't Panic" lettering) on the cover of all(?) Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy books by Douglas Adams, and one(1) About file all in a neat Stuffit 1.5.1 archive.  This, of course, is intended for the /art directory.e-mail is simply: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     guinness-beer-startup.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 5 Jun 92 09:20:15 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] guinness startupscreen After a short break here is another colour startupscreen (640x480) for your enjoyment -- the Guinness beer logo. Enjoy.PaulDr G P Savage  ***  Melbourne  ***  Australia  ***  [e-mail]#### BINHEX     huge-ppat-archive-10.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 1 Feb 1993 00:22:55 -0600 From: Robert Wade <[e-mail]>Subject: HugePpatArchive1_pt2.hqx Submitted to Info-mac on behalf of Joel KruseBinhexed 542k StuffitLite 3.0.1 archive##########Joel's Huge ppat Archive 1.0Part 2 of 4These textures (281 textures total) were created for use with Desktop Textures 2.0, Aldus SuperPaint 3.0, Aldus Gallery Effects: Classic Art 1.0,and ResEdit 2.1.1.If you really like any of these patterns and use them on a regular basis,please send $10 to:  Joel Kruse, 1203 4th Ave. S., Moorhead, MN 56560.  Thisis not  a requirement, but any money I get would go towards the Joel Tryingto Earn Enough Money to Buy PhotoShop Fund so that I can make betterpatterns for everybody!    Hope you have fun with these!AOL: JKruse##########Mr. Kruse has given permission for his work to be included on thecommercial Info-mac CD-ROM. Robert Wade. System Admin. Fargo Macintosh Users Group. (701)[e-mail]#### BINHEX     husky-startup.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 23 Feb 93 09:46:25 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] husky startupscreen This is a 640x480 colour startupscreen of a husky in the snow. If you have trouble getting this startupscreen to work please read the report /info-mac/report/startup-deskpict-faq.txt before emailing me. On the other hand, feel free to email me if you like this screen. CheersPaul.#### BINHEX     king-in-yellow-startup.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 07 Feb 93 17:09:55 CST From: [e-mail]: TheKingInYellow.sit.hqx StartupScreen This is a 640x480, 256-color Macintosh StartupScreen, compressed withStuffit Lite 3.04 and binhexed with same.To use, just download it, de-binhex it, unStuff it (Stuffit Expanderis recommended) and drop the StartupScreen file into your System Folder.A 'Read Me' file is included with more information.This screen is my interpretation of the Yellow Sign, a sigil ofmadness and evil, from author Robert W. Chambers' book "The King inYellow."The Sign (and the mythical play "The King in Yellow," the subject ofChambers' book) were later used by horror writer H.P. Lovecraft, andChambers' creation was an inspiration for Lovecraft's similarly-mythicaloccult tome, the Necronomicon.This startupscreen depicts the Yellow Sign in all its dim, swirlingglory, with "The King In Yellow" spelled out across the screen increepy lettering.Room has been left for two rows of extention/control panel icons toparade along below the image.Enjoy!John TynesPagan Publishing#### BINHEX     klingon-meets-genesis-startup.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 19 Apr 92 17:34:21 EST From: "Dieder B." <[e-mail]>Subject: Another Startup Screen here's a picture from Star Trek III. Not a screen capture either!Scene is with the Klingon ship leaving Genisis as it explodes.Quite nice. Found it on another ftp site, but don't rememberwhere, or who originally downloaded it.D.#### BINHEX     lakeside-startup.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 3 Sep 92 13:59:25 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] lakeside startupscreen This is a startupscreen of a lakeside house, 256 colours, 640x480 screen sizeEnjoy.Paul                                               //// scientia est potentiaDr G P Savage  ***  Melbourne  ***  Australia  ***  [e-mail]#### BINHEX     landscape-x-16-inch.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 2 Mar 1993 18:09:49 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Ken B Kirksey)Subject: Giger-203-16in.sit.hqx 16 inch version of landscape-x#### BINHEX     landscape-x.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 2 Mar 1993 18:08:48 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Ken B Kirksey)Subject: Giger Landscape X Landscape X    by H.R. GigerWork No. 203Painted in 1972Acrylic on Paper & Wood 80" x 56" The accompanying archives contain 16-bit color scans of the above namedwork in these resolutions:     640 x 480 - suitable for using as a background screen on a 13" monitor.    832 x 624 - suitable for using as a background screen on a 16" monitor. Theses screens look fantubulous when you set your screen depth to 16 bits, butthey  look fine in 8-bit color or 8-bit greyscale. For those who don't know, Giger is the Swiss artist who's painting "Necronom IV" was used as the basis for the alien creature in the movie "Alien." Ken [e-mail] #### BINHEX     lemmings-dive-startup.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Feb 93 12:38:05 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] lemming startupscreen For you lovers of Lemmings here is one of the little critters taking a dive. 640x480 colour startupscreen, compacted.If you have trouble getting this startupscreen to work please read the report /info-mac/report/startup-deskpict-faq.txt before emailing me. On the other hand, feel free to email me if you like this screen. [e-mail] -------------------------------- Australian ScienceCSIRO, Division of Chemicals & Polymers ------------------ Australia's Future#### BINHEX     lord-of-the-rings-startup.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 27 Feb 1993 22:41:26 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Ken B Kirksey)Subject: Giger - Lord of the Rings Lord of the Rings    by H.R. GigerWork No. 270Painted in 1975Acrylic on Paper 56" x 40" The accompanying PICT file is a 640x480 16-bit color scan of the above namedwork, suitable for using as a background screen on a 13" or 14" monitor.  Thescreen looks fantubulous when you set your screen depth to 16 bits, but it looksfine in 8-bit color or 8-bit greyscale.If you like this screen and would like to see some other Giger screens, dropme a note in E-mail.   Since I use a 13" monitor at work, and a Giger fan co-workeruses a 16" monitor, I'll probably be doing screens for both monitor sizes.  If thereis enough demand, I can post versions for 16" and larger monitors.  Ken [e-mail] #### BINHEX     madonna-startup.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 13 Jan 93 20:41:26 EST From: [e-mail] (Hugh W. Johnson)Subject: madonna-startup.hqx This StartupScreen file is a very well-digitized, black-and-white close up ofMadonna's face.  It looks fairly recent.Enjoy!Hugh JohnsonRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteTroy, New York, [e-mail]------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     mario-world-startup.hqx   ****        Date: Fri, 19 Feb 1993 23:32 EST From: "PROF. L.G. LEDUC" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Mario-Yoshi Startupscreen To: [e-mail]-Id: <[e-mail]> X-Vms-To: @sys$login:mail_list.$tmp$ Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Sat, 20 Feb 1993 10:17:06 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>For those who love to play Mario World here is a color startupscreen(640 x 480) which shows Mario riding his Yoshi. Thanks to my children,Julie and Paul, who spent a few hours making it. If you like it, sendEmail to me and I'll tell them that their work was appreciated.Leo G. [e-mail]#### BINHEX     model-face-startup.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 2 Mar 92 17:29:50 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] model startupscreen Another 640x480 colour startupscreen. Drawing of a models face.Paul Savage  ***  Melbourne  ***  Australia  ***  [e-mail]===========================================================================#### BINHEX     mountain-lake-startup.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 6 Feb 92 12:43:31 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] mountain lake startupscreen Encosed is a 648x480, 256 colour startupscreen of a mountain lake. EnjoyPaul Savage  ***  Melbourne  ***  Australia  ***  scientia est potentia=======================================================================#### BINHEX     nebula-startup.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 9 Jan 93 02:11:27 -0500From: [e-mail] (Starman)This is a composite PICT file consisting of the Earth, a nebula, and the'Welcome to Macintosh' screen in 3-D over a gray marble block. Reallyimpressive. 32 bit color. FREEWARE so long as the READ ME file isincluded in distribution.------------------------------CUT HERE--------------------------#### BINHEX     nifty-small-color-startup.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Feb 93 08:35:40 -0600 From: [e-mail] (Wonko the Sane)This is a nifty little graphic I threw together in a vain attempt to avoiddoing my digital design homework.  It's my attempt to express the way manyusers feel about thier systems.  32-bit PICT, 512x384 Pixels.  Makes a goodstartup screen for 12" monitors.Eric [e-mail]#### BINHEX     nightwatch.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 11 Jan 93 10:01:52 +0100From: "Rene G.A. Ros" <[e-mail]>Subject: /art/nightwatch.cpt.hqxFor those of us who's only piece of art they see are the icons on theirMac-desktop, here is something else.It is a scanned picture of a famous painting as startupscreen. The full namein Dutch is:'Het korporaalschap van kapitein Frans Banning Cock en luitenant Willemvan Ruytenburch.'and in English:'The company of captain Frans Banning Cock and lieutenant Willem vanRuytenburch.'aka 'NightWatch' (1642)by Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn (1606-1669)The quality of the picture isn't perfect but will do on a 8-bit 13" screen.If you want to have the perfect version: sorry, the NightWatch isn't for sale.But you can take a look at it in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam,the Netherlands.It definitly belongs in the /art directory! :-)Hope you like it.Rene [e-mail]/art/nightwatch.cpt.hqx#### BINHEX     original-apple.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 25 Mar 93 22:08:47 CST From: Troy D Evans (SESInc)876-2291 <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Apple Original Pict nal Apple is sitting at the Smithsonian.  Dave was kind enough to scan this in and save in Photoshop Pict. I hope you enjoy it.TroyE#### BINHEX     power-period-12-rgb.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 12 Oct 1992 22:07:22 -0500 (CDT) From: Larry Rymal <[e-mail]>Subject: PowerPeriod StartupScreen for 12" RGB monitors.     Are you impressed with the beautiful PowerPeriod that wasrecently sent to the net?  But, do you have a 12" monitor andhave a slightly crowded picture?  Well, read on:    This is a 12" PowerPeriod, resized to better fit the 12" RGBMac monitor, especially for "neglected" Mac LC users and otherswith the 12" RGB monitor.--Larry Rymal <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     power-period-not-2.hqx   ****From: COBURN NICHOLAS SCO <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Power-Period-Not-2.cpt.hqx Date: Thu, 29 Oct 92 22:14:10 MST After seeing the Power Period startup screen, and the humorousfollow-up, I decided to polish up the latter.  Credit for ideais given to whomever submitted the Power-Period-NOT screena few days ago.Nick#### BINHEX     power-period-not-startup.hqx   ****Date: 20 Oct 1992 23:33:46 -0500 (CDT) From: [e-mail]: PowerPeriodNOT.cpt I was feeling pretty vindictive this evening, and had just viewed the"Power Period" StartupScreen from info-mac.I think this one is more accurate.--Rob [e-mail]                     [e-mail] would get help for my net addiction . . .                                 . . .if I could find the proper newsgroup.#### BINHEX     power-period-startup.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 8 Oct 1992 23:17:49 -0600 From: [e-mail]: PowerPeriod Startup Screen Here's the Apple System 7.1 Power Period Startup Screen.  Very well done./[e-mail]/Administrative Data Management/U of MN/#### DIRECTORY  qt   ****#### BINHEX     random-dot-autostereograms-vol2.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 8 Feb 93 13:16:59 -0700 From: [e-mail] (Jeff Slinker)Subject: New Posting Would you please post these new Random Dot Autostereogram Images inthe art folder with the others. These are all new, and they couldbe titled as a volume 2 in conjunction with the other rda image [e-mail]@bert.cs.byu.edu#### BINHEX     random-dot-autostereograms.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 18 Jan 93 16:22:54 -0700 From: [e-mail] (Jeff Slinker)Subject: Images (RDA) Please post these random dot autostereogram images in your art directory.Some images are PICTS and some can only be opened by the random dot autostereogram applicationThank you.(rda.images.1)#### BINHEX     rebel-flag-startup.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 14 Oct 92 09:38:29 EST From: Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] rebel startupscreen This is a 640x480 colour startupscreen of the rebel flag (for all you southerners). [e-mail] ------------ Australian ScienceCSIRO, Melbourne, Australia ---------- Australia's Future#### BINHEX     ren-n-stimpy-startup.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 22 Jun 1992 13:49 PDT From: Scott Remen <[e-mail]>Subject: Files To Be Posted Greetings!I've compiled a small collection of Macintosh StartupScreens taken from "Ren &Stimpy", the definitive cartoon of the 21st century.Hope they fill your heart with blood!Scott RemenUniversity of Oregon Computing [e-mail]#### BINHEX     robot-dog-startup.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 10 Mar 93 15:33:09 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] startupscreen: robot dog This is a 640x480 colour startupscreen of small child with a robot dog (futureistic). This artwork is from the Japanese artist Hajime. If you have trouble getting this startupscreen to work please read the report /info-mac/report/startup-deskpict-faq.txt before emailing me. On the other hand, feel free to email me if you like this screen. CheersPaul.#### BINHEX     rocky-horror-lips-startup.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 23 Dec 92 15:19:18 EST From: Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] rocky-horror-lips startupscreen This is a 640x480 colour startupscreen of a pair of red lips on a black background. Looks like the lips that sing the opening song (science fiction?) of the Rocky Horror Picture Show movie. Conpacted. [e-mail] -------------------------------- Australian ScienceCSIRO, Division of Chemicals & Polymers ------------------ Australia's Future#### BINHEX     rose-startup.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 22 Jan 93 09:41:31 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] rose startupscreen This is a 640x480 colour startupscreens of a bee on some red roses. If you have trouble getting this startupscreen to work please read the report /info-mac/report/startup-deskpict-faq.txt before emailing me. On the other hand, feel free to email me if you like this screen. [e-mail] -------------------------------- Australian ScienceCSIRO, Division of Chemicals & Polymers ------------------ Australia's Future#### BINHEX     shakespeare-picts-01.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Mark Edward Zimmerman)Date: Fri, 18 Dec 92 05:11:55 PST Subject: shakespeare pictures v.0.1.cpt.hqx appended below, mailer willing, is a 360kB file, "Shakespeare Picts v.0.1"compressed with Compact Pro and binhex'd ... it consists of a HyperCard 2stack with large cards containg Shakespeare's coat of arms and three early,non-copyrighted portraits of the Immortal Bard, as scanned in by DavidWellestood (who grew up in Stratford-on-Avon and attended the same schoolthere as Shakespeare did!:-).  Also included in the archive are the fouroriginal PICT files that David gave me last month, so that anybody who wantsto can make a better conversion to HC form (I used SuperPaint 3.0).  Freesoftware, under the GNU GPL....  happy holidays!  ^z#### BINHEX     si-swim-startup.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 20 Feb 92 17:56:13 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] sports illustrated girl startupscreen YACS (yet another colour startupscreen :-) 640x480. This is a Sports Illustrated swimsuit model startupscreen. The default colour palette used for startupscreens unfortunately does not do justice to the subtle colours of human skin so this screen looks a little grainy. Nevertheless it makes a reasonable startupscreen, and before anyone flames me the image is rated G (well PG at worst :-)EnjoyPaul Savage  ***  Melbourne  ***  Australia  ***  [e-mail]===========================================================================#### BINHEX     space-earth-startup.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 6 Feb 92 12:40:40 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] ocean planet startupscreen Encosed is a 648x480, 256 colour startupscreen of the Earth viewed from space with an asteroid in the foreground. EnjoyPaul Savage  ***  Melbourne  ***  Australia  ***  scientia est potentia=======================================================================#### BINHEX     staghorn-coral-startup.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Mar 93 15:06:24 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] startupscreen: coral This is a 640x480 colour startupscreen of some staghorn coral on the Australian Great Barrier Reef.If you have trouble getting this startupscreen to work please read the report /info-mac/report/startup-deskpict-faq.txt before emailing me. On the other hand, feel free to email me if you like this screen. CheersPaul.#### BINHEX     star-trek-computer-screens.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 10 Dec 91 13:38:06 EST From: SLCET-MP <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Star Trek: Computer Screen images Here's a small contribution to the net and those celebratingStar Trek's 25 Anniversary.This is a self-extracting DiskDoubler archive of some of the niftycomputer screens seen on STTNG (The next generation). Most of the computer stuffon the series is done on Macintosh computers, some of it even fed onto thesound stage in real time.I fetched these from America Online, and find they make pretty nicebackgrounds or startup screens.Live long and prosper...george f [e-mail][e-mail]------- cut here ----------#### BINHEX     star-trek-ncc1701d.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 10 Dec 91 13:36:40 EST From: SLCET-MP <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Star Trek: Next Generation Ship Design Here's a small contribution to the net and those celebratingStar Trek's 25 Anniversary.The self extracting disk doubler archive contains 2 aldus freehand filesof the Enterprise NCC1701D (From the new tv series). These are thesame illustrations they actually use on the set of the series and in thenew publication "Star Fleet Technical Manual" out for Christmas.Check out the little goodies on some of the decks, such as a pterydactyl,a boat, a "slippery when wet" sign, etc. The illustration in the Tech Manualhas lots more, such as C3PO and R2D2.Printed out full size, it takes 12 sheets in landscape mode, and requiresHelveticaUltra Compressed (substitute Helvetica Narrow at 70% compressionto imitate this effect).I got this from America Online.Have fun...george f [e-mail][e-mail]------- cut here ----------#### BINHEX     star-trek-pics.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] ( John Thoo )Date: Sat, 14 Dec 91 21:02:10 PST Subject: starTrek.PICS.arch.hqx Hello, everyone--Here's a PICS file of the Enterprise I downloaded from AOL that shouldbe suitable for use with the AfterDark PICS Player module. Unfortunately,it requires a colour monitor, which I haven't got (all I've got is a lowlySE/30 with its lowly 9" built-in monochrome monitor  :(  So this one's forthose of you with a colour monitor!Enjoy!--John.==============Subj:  Star Trek Ship PICS                   July 28, 1991From:  CVERS File:  starTrek.PICS.arch (82113 bytes)DL time (2400 baud): < 9 minutesDownload count: 72 AUTHOR:    M.A.BartoEQUIPMENT: Color MacNEEDS:     PICS readerLIBRARY:   MGR:Animation (17465)  -----------------This is an update to the original Star Trek Animation in PICS format. I neededsome more frames to avoid a motion halt in AFTER DARK. This eliminates it. Thepicture is in 8-bit color and will shift back and forth in an random typepattern giving the illusion of motion. Engine pods are animated and so arelights on the Enterprise Star Ship. Suggest you put this in AFTER DARK withthe MultiMode and adding Warps in background. Looks great. Ed. Note: Same view just moves around the screen.  Maybe it looks better inAfter Dark?  Mac Graphic Arts & CAD Forum Libraries.  Go keyword MGR.  j==============--------------------------------cut here-----------------------------------#### BINHEX     star-trek-startup.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] ( John Thoo )Date: Sat, 14 Dec 91 20:56:48 PST Subject: StarTrekStartupScreen.hqx Hello, everyone--Here's a pretty neat StartupScreen I downloaded from AOL. In fact, thefollowing description was copied right off of AOL.Enjoy!--John.============Subj:  Star Trek TNG SCRN                    June 3, 1991From:  ClementT File:  StartupScreen (21888 bytes)DL time (2400 baud): < 2 minutesDownload count: 266 AUTHOR:    Clement TiongEQUIPMENT: Mac SE/30NEEDS:     Any MacintoshLIBRARY:   MGR:StartupScreens:Sci-fi/Fantasy/Space/Monsters (17135)   -----------------USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D StartupScreen 512 x 342 1-bit.  Ed Note: During the download you can watch the transfer behavior of         the file compression built into America Online's transfer          protical. Mac Graphic Arts & CAD Forum Libraries.  Go keyword MGR.  bd============--------------------------------cut here-----------------------------------#### BINHEX     startup-cowgirl-usa-flag.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 9 Mar 93 10:41:03 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] startupscreen: Cowgirl-USA This is a 640x480 colour startupscreen of a bunch of a cowgirl holding a US flag. This artwork is from the Japanese artist Hajime. If you have trouble getting this startupscreen to work please read the report /info-mac/report/startup-deskpict-faq.txt before emailing me. On the other hand, feel free to email me if you like this screen. CheersPaul.#### BINHEX     stevie-ray-vaughan-startup.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 13 Mar 1993 23:22:18 -0600 From: Arvid Burns <[e-mail]>Subject: Stevie.Ray.Startup This is a Stevie Ray Vaughan startup screen. Montage of concert and appearance shots.640x480 16-bit color. (Permission to be included on CD granted)#### BINHEX     strawberry-startup.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 5 Jan 93 14:35:48 EST From: Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] strawberry startupscreen This is a 640x480 colour startupscreen of a GIANT strawberry dipped in chocolate. If you have trouble with this startupscreen please read the FAQ in info-mac/report/startup-deskpict-faq.txt before emailing me for help.Cheers,Paul.#### BINHEX     sunshine-sampler-clipart.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 24 May 1992 11:20:39 -0500 From: [e-mail]: paint clip-art         I'm submitting 3 SEA files of useful PAINT graphics clip-art whichwe've found very useful over the years for simple fliers, etc.        This one is Sunshine Sampler; it contains several nice "wallpaper"designs which work great for backgrounds of invitations, etc. 608kunpacked.(If you download "artisto" from info-mac, a venerable paint viewer-da, evenyour lowest-level system person can view them)Clare Durst, Coordinator, Sys&Pub                   * [phone]Office of Dean of College, Brown University      * [e-mail]    Box 1828, Brown U., Providence RI 02912            #### BINHEX     swan-startup.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 22 Jan 93 09:33:36 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] swan startupscreen This is a 640x480 colour startupscreens of two swans splashing in the water. If you have trouble getting this startupscreen to work please read the report /info-mac/report/startup-deskpict-faq.txt before emailing me. On the other hand, feel free to email me if you like this screen. [e-mail] -------------------------------- Australian ScienceCSIRO, Division of Chemicals & Polymers ------------------ Australia's Future#### BINHEX     tasmanian-devil-startup.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 23 Jul 92 11:31:34 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Tasmanian Devil startupscreen This a 640x480 250 colour startupscreen of the tasmanian devil that terrorizes Bugs Bunny and co. in the cartoons. He's looking right out at ya! For those whose memory of geography has faded Tasmania is the triangular island that has snapped off the bottom of Australia -check it out in your Map control panel :)The tasmanian devil is still around but endangered and is about the size of a small raccoon. They eat their own weight in food almost every day hence the (well founded) reputation of being vicious hunters. They DO NOT spin in circles as in the cartoon :-)Cheers.Paul                                               //// scientia est potentiaDr G P Savage  ***  Melbourne  ***  Australia  ***  [e-mail]23-Jul-92  2:20:28-GMT,14451;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA02991; Wed, 22 Jul 92 19:20:27 PDTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA06598; Wed, 22 Jul 92 19:20:27 PDTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from shark.mel.dit.csiro.au by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id        AA02601; Wed, 22 Jul 92 18:33:00 PDT Received: from carbon.chem.csiro.au ([138.194.40.111]) by        shark.mel.dit.csiro.au with SMTP id AA28015 (5.65c/IDA-1.4.4/DIT-1.3        for <[e-mail]>); Thu, 23 Jul 1992 11:32:55        +1000 Message-Id: <[e-mail]> Date: Thu, 23 Jul 92 11:32:57 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] tasmanian devil startupscreen post To: [e-mail]-Mailer: LeeMail 1.2.4 Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Wed, 22 Jul 1992 19:20:26 PDTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     tiger-in-harem-startup.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 26 Feb 93 10:00:52 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Startupscreen: Tigeress This is a 640x480 colour startupscreen of a female tiger in a harem (cartoon). If you have trouble getting this startupscreen to work please read the report /info-mac/report/startup-deskpict-faq.txt before emailing me. On the other hand, feel free to email me if you like this screen. CheersPaul.#### BINHEX     tiger-startup.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 16 Oct 92 09:17:08 EST From: Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] tiger startupscreen This is a 640x480 colour startupscreen of a roaring tiger (face shot). So real you can almost touch the whiskers :-)Enjoy.#### BINHEX     toon-town-startup.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 24 Feb 92 14:27:20 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Toon Town startupscreen I was almost going to give up posting these startupscreens but due to a flood of popular demand (and one irate flame about the Sports Illustrated screen, opps, sorry) here come some more. This one is a Toon Town screen, in colour, 640x480. No-one should be offended this time. Enjoy.Paul Savage  ***  Melbourne  ***  Australia  ***  [e-mail]===========================================================================#### BINHEX     womans-face-startup.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 28 Mar 1992 15:21 EDT From: [e-mail]: Face-Startup This is a binhexed, compacted 512X384 StartupScreen of awoman's face.  I converted this from a collection of Robotechgifs I discovered.  Enjoy!Matt Cable(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     yoda-startup.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 30 Jan 92 12:38:02 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] yoda startupscreen Enclosed is a stuffed and binhexed startupscreen of yoda. 640x480 256 colours. Some of you might have this already, but for the rest, enjoy.Paul Savage  ***  Melbourne  ***  Australia  ***  scientia est potentiaAbstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:02:37 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/card/x#### BINHEX     aliases.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 13 Sep 92 20:24:28 +0200 From: [e-mail] (Olivier Cinquin: [e-mail])Subject: Aliases Aliases is a stack which allows the scripter to use aliases from HyperCardquite easily. This program is shareware ($20).The file has been compacted with CompactPro.#### BINHEX     appleshare-chooser-23.hqx   ****Organization: Communications Research Centre, OTTAWA, CANADA From: [e-mail] (Karen Bryden)Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 11:23:15 EST Subject: This is a stack containing (1/2) REGARDING                This is a stack containing file server mount andunmountThe attachment is a stack called AppleShare Chooser 2.3, containing fileserver mount and unmount XCMDs.  I recently went hunting for it and couldnot find it anywhere.  Fortunately, a kind person at Berkely helped me out. Could I suggest that it be reposted?thanksKaren#### BINHEX     balloon-101.hqx   ****Date: 21 Jul 92 12:55 +0100 From: Robert Geisler <[e-mail]>Subject: Balloon XCMD V1.0.1 The Balloon XCMD allows you to add System 7 Help balloons to your HyperCardbuttons and fields. A demo stack and the Think C source are included. Freewareby R. Geisler, 1992.#### BINHEX     binary-read.hqx   ****Date: 25 Jan 1993 15:59:40 -0500 (CDT) From: [e-mail]: binaryRead XFCN and demo stack #### BINHEX     bunga-dabba-xthangs.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 31 Aug 92 13:30:29 EDT From: [e-mail] (Michael Byrne)Subject: BungDabba XThangs Mike,Here's a collection of miscellaneous HyperCard XCMDs & XFCNs from the people who brought the world the ColorizeHC XCMD.  Highlights are an XFCN that allows irregularly shaped buttons, an XCMD for convertingPICT files to PICT resouces, an XFCN that does directory searching, andan XCMD that copies text with style information intact.Better still, it's FREEWARE!============================================================Mike Byrne                               [e-mail] student in Psychology/Cognitive Science25947 GA Tech Station, Atlanta, GA 30332----->>>>    "Only the mediocre are always at their best."                    +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++#### BINHEX     colorize-112.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 9 Oct 1992 09:17:35 GMT From: John Forrest <[e-mail]>Subject: New version of Colorizing HC XCMD (v1.1.2) Please find enclosed v1.1.2 of the Colorize HC XCMD stack. This replacesv1.1. Unfortunately this was sent containing some externals that shouldhave been removed. The new version contains some extra functionality, suchas signal HCinit to initialise colour, but the main change is theintroduction of an Aids stack - offloading authoring aids from the XCMDstack.I sent this on 16thSep, but since no-one is carrying it, I presume it didnot get through.The following message is from v1.1:This is a new version of the Colorizing HC XCMD stack. The stack itreplaces (v1.0) was a set of support scripts for the colorizeHC XCMD, whichis included. This version goes further: it is a general tool for creatingthe sort of stacks where you wish to perform some function everytime thestack becomes visible - changing some graphics, showing some windows,changing the position and visibility of buttons and fields, etc. There aremany more facilaties, and is worth looking at, even if you don't intend tocolour your stacks. Unlike previously, a version of the original ColorizingHypercard stack (from BungDabba) is included - although modified to use theXCMD stack - which serves as the major reference to the XCMD itself. Somemonochrome support is provided, in terms of using picture windows, and allthe main stacks supplied are readable in black and white - don't expect tosee the demos working though.I hope you find it useful. Apart from referencing, this is all suppliedwithout restrictions on its use. Note that you need Hypercard 2.0v2 orlater for the XCMD to work - it is shipped as a Hypercard 2.0 stack.John#### BINHEX     cursor-utils.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 15 Feb 93 08:48:13 NZD From: [e-mail]: Cursor Utilities for HyperCard This package contains two HyperCard externals, setCursor (firstversion seen in XCMD Miscellany back in 89) and idleCursor (also inthe Pictoid Package).  With them you can; set the cursor locationunder program control, constrain the cursor to only follow horizonatAlor vertical mouse movements, decouple the cursor and the mousecompletely, and set HyperCard's idle cursor (stops HyperCard switchingback to the hand when you don't want it to, can also be used to hidethe cursor completely).Warning: Use of setCursor violates the Apple User InterfaceGuidelines!  Beware the Apple Thought Police!Stack is free to most people, license details in stack.Enjoy!    Nigel--- cut here --- (binhex/Compact Pro)#### BINHEX     dartmouth-40.hqx   ****Date: 02 Feb 1993 11:03:24 -0400 (EDT) From: [e-mail]: Dartmouth XCMDs 4.0 The latest long-awaited update of the Dartmouth XCMDs.  Indispensable.#### BINHEX     date-utils.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 4 Feb 1993 22:30:37 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Jerome 'TofuSoft' Chan)Subject: dayOfWeek & Month XFCN These two XFCNs return the localised text strings of the full/longdayOfWeek and month respectively. I wrote these because I had troubleparsing the long date into the month and dayOfweek respectively :P (Call mestupid duh!). I could not depend on the word order format of the long datesince it is now configurable. I hope somebody has a use for these darnthings besides myself. :)Does anyone know how I deal with the long month(), abrev month() or shortmonth() in a XFCN? Pointers and source code will be appreciated.Think C 5.0 Source included. FreeWare I guess (How can anyone copyright 6lines of code?)Email: [e-mail] or [e-mail].--- The Evil Tofu#### BINHEX     developer-stack.hqx   ****Date:     Thu, 2 May 91 9:07:37 ESTFrom: [e-mail]:  Developer-Stack    This is the first part of a two part developer Stack. This stack    is a very valuable collection of xcmds and xfcns. I have had no    problems using it with HyperCard 2.0, although this stack is in    1.2.x format. Enjoy...#### BINHEX     fast-tab-103.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 19 May 92 13:28 PDT Subject: FastTab 1.03 XCMD for stacks with lotsa fields From: [e-mail] (John Miller)Attached is FastTab 1.03, the latest version of this HyperCardTab key accelerator.As the number of fields on a card increases, the speed atwhich HyperCard 2.0/2.1 tabs between fields decreases.  This ismost apparent on the low-end Macs, but can also be noticeable onhigher performance Macs when using cards with many fields. The FastTabXCMD accelerates tabbing to bring the performance backto an acceptable level.  Compressed in Compact Pro format.Shareware for individual use.  Created by Symplex Systems.John MillerSymplex Systems---#### BINHEX     file-rsrc-misc-utils.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 25 Feb 93 09:46 +1300 From: "Lawrence D'Oliveiro, Waikato University, Hamilton, NZ"Subject: info-mac/card/x/file-rsrc-misc-utils.hqx Hi.Enclosed is an assortment from my large collection of HyperCard externals.These ones provide functions for manipulating resources, blocks of memory,files and aliases, plus a few other odds and ends. A lot of them are fairlylow-level and should be used with care, but some people might still find themuseful. Some of these were used in my Voice Attachment Converter stack.Lawrence D'OliveiroComputer ServicesUniversity of WaikatoHamiltonNew [e-mail]--------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     finder-events-12.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 29 May 92 10:23:59 -0700 From: Jon Pugh <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] finderevents12.hqx This is also available on ftp.apple.com in /pub/pugh/hyperstuff.This is the newest version of the Bride of FinderEvents stack which contains the oh-so-handy FinderEvents XCMD.  This XCMDallows you to control the Finder as much as it can be controlledthrough Apple events.  New changes allow the use of minimal aliasesso that you can now open items on remote machines with only a pathname, a task previously thought to be impossible.This is a must have for System 7 and Hypercard 2.1 users.Jon#### BINHEX     floating-comment.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 8 Oct 92 14:14:41 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Jim Parshall)Subject: CommentWdw_v1.sit.hqx The Floating Comment XCMD is used for providing an interactive editwindow to the user.  It appears as a windoid and has an optionalinstruction string and optional scrolling edit field.  It can be sized,moved, opened and closed under script control, and has both an OK anda Cancel button.#### BINHEX     fractions-20.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 24 Oct 92 18:46:34 +0100 From: [e-mail] (Olivier Cinquin: [e-mail])Subject: Fractions 2.0 Hi!Fractions 2.0 now supports prime numbers up to 997, instead of 11.The file is Pro-Compacted.#### BINHEX     gestalt-321.hqx   ****Date: 27 Feb 1993 15:40:11 -0400 (EDT) From: [e-mail]: Gestalt XFCN 3.2.1 A HyperCard XFCN that returns extensive system & hardware info.Downloaded from AOL. Please direct comments questions and suggestions to:     America Online: J5rson                  Internet:  [e-mail]     CompuServe:     76675,1772              GEnie:     J5rson     Watermark:      616.698.2310            Telephone: [phone]#### BINHEX     get-addressing-mode.hqx   ****From: Thomas Fruin <[e-mail]>Organization: Apple Chile Date: Tue, 07 Jul 92 14:23:57 EST Subject: GetAddressingMode XFCN - tells if Mac is in 24 or 32 bit mode Some time back I asked the net for an XFCN to determine if a machine isrunning with 24-bit addressing or 32-bit addressing. As Dan LaSota alreadypointed out in an earlier digest, the GestaltLook! set of XFCNs includethat functionality.While browsing on AppleLink I also found the GetAddressingMode external.GetAddressingMode does exactly what its name implies and fills the above-mentioned need. It's also shareware, so I'm submitting it to the archives.-- Thomas Fruin          Santiago, Chile         [e-mail]#### BINHEX     guide-to-xcmds-12.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 1 Feb 1993 18:21:41 +1300 From: [e-mail]: [*] guide-to-XCMDs stack 1.2 Here is version 1.2 of Guide to XCMDs, a stack which reports on what XCMDs and XFCNs are out there in the public domain. (Actually it catalogues my own personal collection of downloaded XCMDs, so it may be that there are some or many I don't know about.) Does not contain any XCMDs but includes names and email addrs of authors.This version takes into account the newly released Dartmouth XCMDs 4.0 and some other new interesting XCMDs.Replaces guide-to-xcmds.hqx (in /info-mac/card/x). Self-extracting archive.Matt Neuburg = [e-mail]#### BINHEX     hpopup-menu-323.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Mar 93 00:30:51 -0800 From: Jon Pugh <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] HierPopup 3.1.3 I don't know what's worse, having people report bugs or finding them yourselfand wondering what those people were doing.  In this case I found a silly onemyself and made a few changes based on some user feedback.  When I changedthe code for MENU resources, I inadvertantly forgot to check the status ofthe variable I set to tell if a menu was enabled, which resulted in allmenu items being enabled, even if they weren't.  They didn't look anydifferent, but if you let the mouse up on a disabled item it was returnedanyhow.  I guess not many people use disabled items in popups, but I do,so I fixed it.  In addition, I beefed up the error checking.  I was bailingon errors and leaving menus allocated.  Now I delete them.  That was justsloppy.  I also fixed a check I was making for the error of too many menuitems.  It turns out that I fixed the limit but forgot to fix the check forit, until now.  You can now have an unlimited number of items in your menus,but you can only have 300 submenus.In case you don't know, this Hypercard external implements a popup menu wherever you want.  You can specify where you want the menu to appear andwhat menu item you want to appear under the mouse, plus whether or not youwant a check mark on that item.  You can specify the font and size too.In addition you can create big menus with up to 300 hierarchical menushanging off of them.  You can put in a single item which will expand outto a list of resources.  You can also use MENU resources instead of specifyinga string.  This can work faster since it doesn't need to be parsed likethe strings do.It is also on ftp.apple.com in /pub/pugh/hyperstuff/hierpopup.sit.hqxJon#### BINHEX     hypermerge-202.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (george harrington)Subject: *Hypermerge 2.02 Date: Mon, 26 Oct 92 19:53:09 PST Here is hypermerge 2.0.2, a shareware program from Bill Iverson. Its purpose is to enable you to automatically merge two stacks, or portions of two stacks,together into one stack.  Also handy for recovering stacks with corrupted cards (simply merge to a new blank stack). I've not tested it with HC 2.0or later, but I know it works fine with 1.2.2 and 1.2.5, and I see no reasonit shouldn't work with 2.0 and 2.1.-----#### BINHEX     is-running-10.hqx   ****Date: 15 Mar 1993 11:33:02 +0100 From: [e-mail] (Mathieu Jacques)Subject: [*]IsRunning XFCN 1.0 This is IsRunning 1.0, an XFCN that checks if an application iscurrently running. It is compatible with System >= 7.0,and HyperCard >= 2.0.You only need to pass an application creator as parameter.It is freeware for non commercial use.Think Pascal 4.02 source included.For comments, bug reports, e-mail to Pierre MATHIEUinternet : [e-mail]-Cut Here-#### BINHEX     powerbook-dial-fix.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 10 Aug 1992 10:15:28 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Michael A. McGuire)Subject: HyperCard/PowerBook dialing bug I got a new 9600 baud modem.  Hooked it up to my IIfx.  AppleLink worked,VersaTerm-PRO worked, but HyperCard would not.  Sent mail to CLARIS.TECHand was given the following line of code, "set dialingTime to 300", to addto the Phone Dialer stack.  I commented out the "wait 3 seconds". It works. I show the if it comes from below:>  if (dialMode > 1) and (hilite of cd btn id 29 of cd id 2149) then>    set dialingTime to 300>    -- wait 3 seconds -- increase for your modem>    -- send any additional chars if "send after dialing" checkbox checked>    send "dial empty with modem" &&  >    quote & (card field id 28 of card id 2149) & quote to hyperCard>  end ifIn addition I got mail this a.m. telling be of a problem with HyperCarddialing on a PowerBook and that an XCMD was available on AppleLink to fixit.  I down loaded the stack and it works too.  I include the stack.  Below is part of the info from the stack.  It is self-explaining andinstalling. I did not write it so don't call me.>With HyperCard 2.1 (and previous versions) the "dial <number> with modem" command>does not work for some internal PowerBook modems. Although you can still use the>speaker of a PowerBook to generate the dialing tones and dial a phone number, many>people would still like to use their internal PowerBook modem. The "Dial" XCMD>included in this stack will successfully dial using internal PowerBook modems. >Just install the "Dial" XCMD in your Home stack and everything should work fine.Michael McGuire, [e-mail]#### BINHEX     powers-10.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 24 Oct 92 18:50:19 +0100 From: [e-mail] (Olivier Cinquin: [e-mail])Subject: Powers 1.0 Hi!Powers is a small XFCN which allows to simplify power products (for example,(10^5)/(2^7) becomes (5^5)/(2^2).The file is Pro-compacted. I reckon it should go into the "x" folder.#### BINHEX     progress-window.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 8 Oct 92 14:15:24 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Jim Parshall)Subject: ProgressWdw_v1.sit.hqx The Progress Window XCMD is used for providing progress reports to theuser.  The obvious feature of this XCMD is the thermometer indicatorshowing percent complete.  While it appears as a modal dialog, it reallyis an extended XCMD window.  It ignores all keys presses and mouseclicks.  It can also show an optional icon and the text and icon canbe changed at anytime under script control.#### BINHEX     rinaldi-externals-20.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 20 Sep 1992 07:59 EDT From: [e-mail]: * rinaldi-externals 2.0 The prolific F. Rinaldi continues to do for HyperCardwhat needs to be done for HyperCard.Rinaldi Externals 2.0 is a single stack that includes92 of Rinaldi's XFCNs & XCMDs, with related resources:Align 2.6          ATalkZones 1.1      Calendoid 1.3CapsLock 1.0       ChooseColor 1.1     Chooser 1.3ClipInfo 1.0       CopyFolder 1.9      CopyRes 1.8CreateFolder 1.2   CreateStack 1.1     DateConverter 1.0DocCreator 1.2     DocTypes 1.5        DoMenu 1.0EraseFile 1.1      ExtractItems 1.4    FileCopy 2.0FileIsOpen 1.1     FileMaker 1.1       FindFolder 1.0FolderSize 1.1     FontMaster 1.2      FormatNum 1.0FullBalloons 1.0   FullDrag 1.3        FullFind 1.4FullHPop 1.3       FullMove 1.1        FullOffset 1.0FullRemove 1.0     FullRename 1.4      FullReplace 1.1FullResList 2.0    FullSFPack 1.4      FullSFPut 1.3FullSort 3.2       FullText 1.0        GetBootVol 1.1GetDir 1.8         GetFInfo 1.1        GetIcon 1.0GetMode 1.3        GetPassword 1.3     GetSysFolder 1.0GetVInfo 1.0       GlobalList 1.1      GlobalMaster 1.0HowMany 1.1        ICNToICON 1.6       Infoid 1.1IsFile 1.0         IsFinderLocked 1.1  IsFolder 1.0IsObject 1.0       KillRes 1.2         LineCount 1.7ListLogic 1.4      Listoid 2.8         ListSelect 4.1MacType 1.3        Menu 2.1Mousoid 1.1        NameNewFile 1.0     Notification 1.0NubusList 1.0      PPCList 1.0         PrintPICT 1.3Privileges 1.2     Prompt 2.5          Promptoid 1.2RemoveFolder 1.1   ReplaceCharSet 1.0  ResolveAlias 1.1ResText 1.1        ScrapXCMDs 1.9      SelectDir 1.1SelectFile 1.0     SendPS 1.3          SetFileFlag 1.1SetFinderLock 1.1  SetMode 1.2         ShowHideFolder 1.1SoundRecord 1.4    StripDup 1.1        StrWidth 1.0Switch 1.3         Tabloid 1.1         TextRes 1.3Textoid 3.6        WindName 1.1        XRef 1.3V.2.0 replaces info-mac/card/x/rinaldi-externals-11.hqx.Ken Fisher, SUNY Oneontafisherkj@snyoneva#### BINHEX     rinaldi-externals-31.hqx   ****Date: 27 Feb 1993 14:57:27 -0400 (EDT) From: [e-mail]: rinaldi-externals 3.1 Rinaldi-externals 3.1 includes 127 of Frederic Rinaldi's freeWare XCMDs and XFCNs, current as of 10-Feb-93, and fully documented. There are 8 new externals, 5 updates, icons identifying system dependencies (Hypercard 2, System 7, Quicktime, etc.) and stack navigation buttons.#### BINHEX     rtf-reader.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 19 Dec 1992 12:34:00 -0500 From: [e-mail] (janet e abbate)Subject: RTF XCMDs w/ source Enclosed is version 1.2 of some HyperCard XCMDs that can read andwrite styled text in Rich Text Format (RTF). Think C source isincluded. The main changes since the previous release are that theXCMDs can handle text longer than 30Kbytes, and that they understandmore of the RTF produced by Word 5. This is shareware.#### BINHEX     scroll-bar-20.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 23 Oct 92 12:03:58 NZD From: [e-mail]: ScrollBar Stack v2.0 ScrollBar Stack v2.0====================Update to original ScrollBar stack distributed ? years ago. Thisversion adds an option to use the new colour scrollbars in System 7.This stack contains an external which create true scroll bar controlsfor HyperCard. The external can paint a picture of the scroll bardirectly on the card/background, thus making it appear as though thescroll bars are really part of the card. The external will alsoexecute a HyperCard handler as the thumb moves, this enables instantfeedback including very good multiple scrolling fields. Colour and B/Wscroll bars are supported, but only B&W can be painted onto the card!Stack is PostcardWare for personal use by non-ShareWare authors.ShareWare authors must issue a waiver to the author for any fees ontheir products if they wish to use the stack after a trial period.Other commercial etc. users must license the software after a trialperiod. Full license details in stack.Enjoy    Nigel--- cut here --- (Binhex/Compact Pro)#### BINHEX     search-plus.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 8 Oct 92 14:15:43 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Jim Parshall)Subject: SearchPlus_v1.sit.hqx SearchPlus is a new search XFCN which performs the same basic operationas the Search XFCN included with HyperCard, but with four enhancements:a. Better "searchWhole" characteristics:  The HC Search XFCN will find   "10" in "1000" with searchWhole on!b. Optional ignore-delimiters feature.c. Unlimited (well, you know) return string length.d. Additional information is returned about the found chunks: Besides   the line number and item number, it also returns item number _within_   the found line, and the character number of the container.It also uses HyperCard's itemDelimiter function (not necessarily acomma).  HyperCard 2.1 is required.#### BINHEX     sound-utilities.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 8 Feb 93 09:49 +1300 From: "Lawrence D'Oliveiro, Waikato University, Hamilton, NZ"Subject: info-mac/card/x/sound-utilities.hqx Here is a collection of XCMDs and XFCNs I wrote to do multi-channel soundfrom HyperCard, with synchronization. It's all a little bit experimental(ie not 100% reliable--though I'm not convinced that the Sound Manager isentirely blameless), and System 7 and a 68020 or better CPU are definiterequirements for most of it to work. I've included a demo example so youcan see how it works.Lawrence D'OliveiroComputer Services DeptUniversity of WaikatoHamiltonNew [e-mail]--------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     status-window.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 8 Oct 92 14:15:05 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Jim Parshall)Subject: StatusWdw_v1.sit.hqx The Status Window XCMD is used for providing non-response status reportsto the user.  While it appears as a modal dialog, it really is anextended XCMD window.  It ignores all keys presses and mouse clicks.  Itcan also show an optional icon and the text and icon can be changed atanytime under script control.#### BINHEX     tiff-display.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 4 Jan 1993 22:53:01 -0500 From: [e-mail] (janet e abbate)Subject: TIFF XCMD TIFFWindow is a shareware XCMD that displays TIFF imagefiles in a window under Hypercard. It understands 1, 2, 4, 8,and 24-bit images, as well as compression. It computesa custom palette when appropriate, so that, for instance,24-bit images look good on 8-bit monitors. TIFFWindow runs on any Mac that can run Hypercard 2,though some features require Color QuickDraw, 32-bitQuickDraw, or System 7. C source is included.#### BINHEX     true-idle.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 13 Sep 92 19:57:38 +0200 From: [e-mail] (Olivier Cinquin: [e-mail])Subject: TrueIdle! This small freeware program makes HyperCard's "idle" handler work much better:it is called anywhen (when the drawing tools are selected, when an externalwindow usually prevents it from beign called, ...), except when HyperCard isexecuting a script.This program has been compacted with Compact-Pro.#### BINHEX     turtle-graphics.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 30 Oct 92 14:29:34 ASTFrom: "Glen Jordan" <[e-mail]>Subject: Hypercard Turtle Graphics    Turtle Graphics for HyperCard 2.  (Requires system 6.04 or later).  Suitablefor ages 8+.  Lets you use HyperTalk to control an on-screen turtle, in the traditional way.   Implemented as XCMDs, and very fast!   Draws in color in an external window; drawings can be saved as MacPaint or MacDraw files.   Includes help buttons and many sample scripts.  - Shareware, $8.00. -J.B.WardCole Harbour RPODartmouth, N.S.Canada  B2W 6B2-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Glen Jordan, RPF                                   E-mail: [e-mail] of Forestry                             Telephone: [phone]University of New Brunswick                     Facsimile: [phone]Fredericton, NB CANADA E3B 6C2-------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     windows-menu.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 18 Jan 93 09:10 +1300From: "Lawrence D'Oliveiro, Waikato University, Hamilton, NZ"Subject: RE: 7 Jan 93 submission of windowsmenuHi.I'd actually submitted WindowsMenu to Sumex before Christmas, with abstract,but I didn't see it appear, hence the resubmission.Here's an abstract to go with the resubmission:-----WindowsMenu is an XCMD that installs a "Windows" menu to give you convenientaccess to all windows currently open in HyperCard.Lawrence D'OliveiroComputer Services DeptUniversity of WaikatoHamiltonNew Zealand----- 8-Jan-93  1:02:33-GMT,10412;000000000011Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA16264; Thu, 7 Jan 93 17:02:33 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA01752; Thu, 7 Jan 93 17:02:32 PSTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from grace.waikato.ac.nz by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id        AA15084; Thu, 7 Jan 93 16:22:20 PST Message-Id: <[e-mail]> Date: Fri, 8 Jan 93 13:22 +1300 From: "Lawrence D'Oliveiro, Waikato University, Hamilton, NZ"        <[e-mail]>Subject: info-mac/card/x/windowsmenu.hqx To: [e-mail]-Vms-To: IN%"[e-mail]" Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Thu, 7 Jan 1993 17:02:32 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:01:58 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/card#### BINHEX     academic-data-manager.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     ae-tester.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 19 Oct 1992 08:37:24 +0100 From: [e-mail] (Stephen Cooper)Subject: Apple Event Tester.HC Apple Event Tester is a stack for testing the Apple event capablilites ofprograms under devolpment.  It allows the user to send any message as anydescriptor, and receive the answer as text.  Text is the only data typeunderstood; certain data types are converted to text by HyperCard, e.g.,lists.  Timeout can be set.  Messages can also be received.Perfect for testing a product's usefullness when connected to HyperCard.Includes an XCMD from apple for sending AEs.  Requires HyperCard 2.1.-----------------------------------------------------------Stephen Cooper                            [phone] (voice)Computing Science Dept                 [phone] (fax) Uppsala University, Sweden          [e-mail]#### BINHEX     almanac-202.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Mike Kazmierczak)Subject: Submitted hqx file in two parts Date: Fri, 11 Dec 92 7:07:32 EST  Almanac version 2.02. This is a hypercard stack which calculates lunar, solarand planetary postitions, rising, setting times, magnitudes. There are cardsfor asteroid data if one has coordinates (or I can provide some), positionconversion and astrophotography. This new version does not need to be updatedyearly due to the new VSOP method of position calculation. It is $5 sharewareand I have 17 (!) registered users to date.Mike KazmierczakX [e-mail]11-Dec-92 20:35:45-GMT,65940;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA22673; Fri, 11 Dec 92 12:35:43 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA03447; Fri, 11 Dec 92 10:09:00 PSTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from hydra.gatech.edu by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id        AA15551; Fri, 11 Dec 92 04:10:01 PST Received: by hydra.gatech.edu (5.65c/3.1) id AA19184; Fri, 11 Dec 1992        07:09:57 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Mike Kazmierczak)Message-Id: <[e-mail]> Subject: Part 1 almanac To: [e-mail] (Info Mac Submission)Date: Fri, 11 Dec 92 7:09:56 EST X-Mailer: ELM [version 2.3 PL11] Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Fri, 11 Dec 1992 10:08:57 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     barr-laser-catalog.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     bartenders-guide.hqx   ****Date: 21 Dec 92 20:52:46 EST From: [e-mail]: Bartenders Guide   Enclosed is a simple bartenders guide in Hypercard format. Unlike mostprograms of this type, it is freeware.  This program was compressed and binhexed by compact pro.  I would have sent it as a binary but my mail program only accepts 32k ineach message.  I hope you like it.BOB#### BINHEX     bible-promise-20.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 13 Jan 93 16:28:03 -0500From: [e-mail] (Danny William McCampbell)Subject: The Bible Promise Stack submissionDear Moderators,Here is the lastest version of The Bible Promise Stack.  I am posting thisnow in hopes that it will make it on the new CD archive.  This version isBible-Promises-20.hqx and should replace Bible-Promises-15.hqx in the /carddirectory.This version adds many new features, such as the ability to change thetext font and size in the verse fields.  Much better online help for System 6 users and for those System 7 user who don't like Balloon Help.For those who are not familiar with The Bible Promise Stack, it is aHypercard stack for Hypercard 2.1 and above that is similar to the Bible Promise Books you can buy in Christian Book stores.  It will allowyou to look up verses on various topics really fast and there are a lotof topics listed.  You can export any of the verses to a text file aswell.  It is a must for those who enjoy studying the Bible.Thanks and God bless.Danny [e-mail]#### BINHEX     bibliophile.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-40.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 29 May 1992 17:02:05 +0100 From: John Forrest <[e-mail]>Subject: Submission of Bicycle Gear Calculator v4.0 This is a new version of Bicycle Gear Calculator. This stack allowscomparison of various derailleur based gearing schemes. Amoung the newfeatures are the ability to have more than one calculation card in the samestack, the ability to have any combination of 1-3 chain wheels and 1-7"freewheels", and some corrections regarding the values produced for700c's. Some attempt has also been made to make the stack more responsive.The stack works best in conjunction with "Pictoids" and "Colorize HC XCMD"- available here as pictoids.hqx and x/colorize.hqx. The former supplies afew pictures [currently b/w only]. The latter provides pull-down menus andcolour. These features are optional, and the stack is shipped with themdisabled.I should point out that copyright of this stack rests with the originalauthor, but that v3.3 was already in the public domain.#### BINHEX     bio-ess.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 5 Oct 1992 17:28:23 +0100 From: Markus Frischknecht <[e-mail]>Subject: bio_ess HC stack replacement Dear ModeratorsShame on me... My first posting, and I forget to include the Read.me filein the file. I've corrected my little omission and send you a completeversion. Please replace my previous posting with subject "bio_ess HCstack". Apologies for the inconvenience. Original text follows here:Included is the result of my first attempt at creating anHyperCard stack (HC version 2.1). It aims at demonstrating simplecomputer simulations in the field of evolutionary biology. Theconcept of evolutionarily stable strategies (or ESS) is introducedwith a few simple examples, the results can be presented in agraph. It could help teachers at universities to introduce gametheory and its applications to students who are no computer ormaths wizards.This file includes a binhexed  Compact Pro archivewith a text file (TeachText) and the stack itself.   MacGreetings, Markus Frischknecht   email: [e-mail]==== CUT HERE ====#### BINHEX     birthday.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     book-binder.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 2 Mar 93 10:43:00 EST From: [e-mail] (Ralph Gonzalez)Subject: bookbinder.hqx Dear persons,Here is the HyperCard stack Bookbinder 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: Bookbinder is a HyperCard (1.2 or 2.x) stack which serves as atool for creating stacks using a "book" metaphor. This is usefulfor creating instruction manuals, reference books, etc. Book-binder provides bookmarks, "hot" footnotes, Table of Contents,Index, and other nice features. $10 shareware.Ralph Gonzalez, PO Box 54, Newark, DE 19711Internet: [e-mail]-----------#### BINHEX     boxes-12.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 5 Nov 92 10:55:07 GMT From: [e-mail] (Steve Easterbrook)Subject: Boxes 1.20 (part 1 of 3) This is Boxes 1.20, an educational HyperCard stack for exploring andplaying withlanguageBy    Mike Sharples,    University of Sussex, Falmer, Brighton, BN1 9QH, UK    email: [e-mail]---#### BINHEX     campus-info-map.hqx   ****Date: 02 Dec 1992 11:27:17 -0500 (CDT) From: [e-mail]: Sample hypercard stack for campus map/info system Sample hypercard stack for campus map/info system #### BINHEX     campus-wide-info.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 13 May 1992 12:40 PST From: [e-mail]: CWIS-BASED HyperCard stacks to use.     This is a binhex'ed file that contains two hypercard stacks    that deal with Campus Wide Information System(CWIS)-related    issues. The main stack, is called MAXX.    Feel free to use MAXX as a template for your site's CWIS    program. The HyperCard scripts are wide open for your enhancements.        Please read the READ_ME file also, before you begin.    Dan Dalal    [e-mail]    NOTE: These stacks are not affiliated with or were made with the    cooperation of SCU and are the property of public domain.    #### BINHEX     canary.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     carol-stack.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>Randy Valentine and his daughter Whitney Anne deserve the credit fordebugging, cleaning up and improving this HyperCard 2.1 stack of ninewell-known Christmas carols played by one of your choice of sixinstruments.  Nice holiday graphics and lyrics included.An undocumented feature: hold down the option key while selecting "TheFirst Noel" and the stack will continue playing carols consecutively.#### BINHEX     carol.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 16 Dec 92 01:07:40 -0800 From: Jon Pugh <[e-mail]>Subject: CarolStack.sit.hqx Here is the traditional Christmas submission of the frivolous Carol Stack.This stack has 13 songs and 17 sounds.  It also has all the needed externalsso that it works right.  I have added a button for recording a new sounddirectly into the stack too.This is low on interface and art, but high on obnoxious fun possibilities.My personal favorite is Silent Night played with the Power Chord guitarsound.  Annoy your neighbors!This spawned the much more pleasant Christmas Carol stack that Murph uploaded.Jon#### BINHEX     carols-in-color.hqx   ****Date: 21 Dec 1992 12:47:55 -0400 (EDT) From: [e-mail]: carols_in_color.hqx Carols-in-color is yet another version of the 13-tune HyperCard stack that stalks the net like Marley's ghost every year at this time. In addition to a bit of red & green, this version has a new interface and code, a different selection of instruments (minus the animals and bodily functions), and other odds & ends.It works fine in HC 2.1, with a 2mb memory partition on a IIsi.Anywhere else, your guess is as good as mine.ken fisher, [e-mail]#### BINHEX     chess-album-10.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     chiclette-104.hqx   ****Subject: Chiclette_1.04.sit.hqx.... Date: Wed, 20 May 92 13:09:04 +24100 From: [e-mail]  Here's a bonus stack George sent along......Chiclette is a Hypercard development tool for creating palettes. Featuresinclude styled text buttons (which double as fields) and the ability to useother popup menu externals from buttons.  Many, many features.Freeware for non-commercial use, by Hypersol.George Bray#### BINHEX     chinese-classics.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Feb 93 14:08:44 EST From: [e-mail] ( Huangxin Wang)Subject: ChineseClassics.hqx (Chinese Collection 3 of 5) #### BINHEX     chinese-collection.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Feb 93 14:08:29 EST From: [e-mail] ( Huangxin Wang)Subject: ChineseCollection.hqx (Chinese Collection 1 of 5)             -----------------------------                HyperCard Stacks                      of            Chinese Literature Collection            -----------------------------This is a collection of Chinese classical/modern literature works(including the works of Laozi, Confucius in 700 BC to Mao Zedong in themodern days).This collection includes the following files:     ChineseCollection.hqx     ChinesePhilo.hqx     ChineseTang.hqx     ChineseClassics.hqx     ChineseModern.hqxAfter unbinhex and unstuffit, put all the HyperCard stacks in the samefolder.System required:   You have to have the Simplified Chinese Script installed in your Mac(either Chinese System CH6.07, or System 7.1 with Chinese Script).  Allthe texts are in GB code which the standard in the People's Republic ofChina.   The pieces in this collection comes mostly from the CHPOEM list(Chinese Poem Exchange and Discussion List,[e-mail]).  Credits to many contributors in thislist.   The HyperCard stack is designed by Huangxin Wang, Univ. ofPennsylvania.  Feature in the stack include:  compilation/updating ofindices; random access to a particular card or stack from the index; bookmark; import from/export to plain text files (so that it can be sharedby IBM-PC or UNIX users), etc.Huangxin Wang ~{Muh+vN~}, University of Pennsylvania#### BINHEX     chinese-modern.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Feb 93 14:09:00 EST From: [e-mail] ( Huangxin Wang)Subject: ChineseModern.hqx (Chinese Collection 5 of 5) #### BINHEX     chinese-philo.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Feb 93 14:08:36 EST From: [e-mail] ( Huangxin Wang)Subject: ChinesePhilo.hqx (Chinese Collection 2 of 5) #### BINHEX     chinese-tang.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Feb 93 14:08:52 EST From: [e-mail] ( Huangxin Wang)Subject: ChineseTang.hqx (Chinese Collection 4 of 5) #### BINHEX     cipher-10.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1992 11:53:32 -0500 From: [e-mail]: Cipher 1.0 Cipher is a Hypercard stack that will encode and decode secret messagesusing simple substitution or Vigenere crytosystems.  It uses Englishlanguage statistics to assist in cracking messages when the key or alphabetused to encode it is unknown.  Examples are provided and a explanatory helpfile is included in the stack.  Cipher is handy for people who want toexchange secret messages or for people who want to learn more aboutcryptosystems.-------------------------------J. Clarke StevensGeorgia Tech Research Institute(404) [e-mail]#### BINHEX     clam-craft-cookbook.hqx   ****From: Jim Francis <[e-mail]>Subject: Clam And Craft Cookbook Hypercard Stack Date: Fri, 18 Dec 92 13:13:17 PST Below is the author's (Bruce Ingrassia) description of a demo version ofa hypercard stack:Subject:  80+ Clam recipes , All about clams, Clamkin cartoon characters, TheClamkin® story, How to make a Bog Frog named Frigg (Crafts section) and muchmore.Title: The First Ever Clam and Craft Cookbook DemoContact: Millimac Licensing Co. Bruce Ingrassia 188 Michael Way, Santa Clara, Ca. 95051  408/984-0700Full software available on Nautilus CD Rom, Computerware Stores or Direct Mail.Comment: The First Ever Clam and Craft Cookbook is a 105k Demo that gives you a littletaste of what this huge Hypercard Program is all about.  It is a clam cookbook,a Clamkin coloring book, a Clamkin story book, a clam reference book, a Clamkincatalog, and Clamkin crafts book. The original program comes with a free BogFrog Clamkin figure. This program was created out of love for the MacIntosh andmy wanting to share The Clamkin Family Cartoon characters with other Mac Usersand their families.                          Bruce Ingrassia#### BINHEX     clinton-issues.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 08 Aug 92 06:34:28 EST From: "Kirke B. Lawton" <[e-mail]>Subject: Clinton_Stack.hqx Clinton Issues Stack (BinHexed Self-Extracting)This Hypercard Stack (version 2 required, I believe) containsthe text of a number of Bill Clinton's speeches (includinghis Convention acceptance speech) and summaries of his issuepositions.The stack was produced by my brother ([e-mail]) and hisfriend ([e-mail]) who are Clinton supporters.  I claim noresponsibility for the contents of this stack.  Nor does thecampaign HQ in Little Rock (not yet anyway).#### BINHEX     coin-master-101.hqx   ****Date: 05 Nov 1992 11:19:12 -0400 (EDT) From: "Oak Ridge: Atomic City USA!" <[e-mail]>Subject: CoinMaster 1.0.1, *The* Hypercard coin collector! It's version 1.0.1 of CoinMaster, the coin collection specialist! Not much new added to the old thing, but a few problems have been addressed, and corrected.  Version 2 (the registered version) supports Fkeys, more options, and faster access!  So check this out and see what you think.This package includes support for Macintalk.  If you find a copy, put it in and see what you think! :-)Compact Pro archiveNeil Schulman     [e-mail]#### BINHEX     color-text-package-11.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 26 Sep 92 14:00:32 NZS From: [e-mail]: Colour Text Package 1.1 Version 1.1:    Fixes a bug where a windoid (e.g. emssage box) over a fieldbeing coloured would corrupt the colour text.Version 1.0:The Colour Text Package supports coloured text in HyperCard fields.Text may either be coloured using the original 8 QD colours or the fullRGB range. Also included is an external for the standard Colour Pickerdialog.This package compliments other packages which provide colour inHyperCard (Colorize HC, HyperTint, Pictoid Package, Apple QT XCMDs) byproviding a simple low-memory usage way of adding colour to fields.  Ashort overview of the other packages is included for reference.Package is copyright and generally free for personal use (its costs youa PostCard, also some restrictions on use by ShareWare authors), forfull details see license included.Enjoy--- cut here --- [binhex/compactor]#### BINHEX     colorize-gardens.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 7 Dec 1992 17:53:54 GMT From: John Forrest <[e-mail]>Subject: Colorized Gardnens Tour This is a rework of the Hamilton Garden Tour stack that uses the ColorizeHC XCMD stack, rather than its own internal colour handling routines. Ioriginally did this for personal curiosity P I wanted to know how easy itwould be to convert the stack. I've released it as an example.You will need the Hamilton Gardens stack (for the colour files), and theColorizing Hypercard XCMD package. Both of these are available for sumex,among other places. You will also need Hypercard 2.0 and Quicktime, and acolour monitor. _____________________________________________________________Dr John Forrest           Tel: [phone]Dept of Computation       Fax: [phone]UMIST                  E-mail: [e-mail] M60 1QD             [e-mail]#### BINHEX     converter-10.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 20 Aug 92 10:13:59 EET DST From: "JORMA LIEVONEN, VTT TIEDOTUS, TEKNIIKANTIE 4, SF-02150 ESPOO, FINLAND,Subject: Kim Cary #### BINHEX     dictionary.hqx   ****Date: 26 Jul 92 15:49 EDTFrom: [e-mail] (Mark Zimmermann)Subject: dictionary stack 1.0.cpt.hqx (1/4)appended below is part 1 of 4 of the Dictionary Stack, v.1.0 --- aHyperCard 2 stack based on a free research dictionary of 22,768entries found in the orst.edu archive.  The Dictionary Stack isa total of 3,831,477 bytes in .cpt.hqx form; the compressed .cptfile is 2,818,629 bytes, and uncompressed it's 6,394,311 bytes ---and I have been cautioned by the INFO-MAC moderator that it can'tstay in the archive long, so please get it within the next few weeksif you want it.  The stack includes some nice search and lookupfacilities, and may serve as a starting point for bigger or morecurrent dictionary stacks.  (To date this dictionary, it includes"hipster" and "hepcat" entries....:-)  ^z  ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     dither-comparison.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 25 Jan 93 08:58 +1300 From: "Lawrence D'Oliveiro, Waikato University, Hamilton, NZ"Subject: Dither Comparison Here's a stack, and some example pictures, to let you examine the differencebetween standard QuickDraw dithering and the "fast dithering" feature ofQuickTime. You can modify the stack to display your own PICT files, if youwant. The stack itself should work with QuickTime 1.0, but the samplepictures were compressed under QuickTime 1.5, so they won't display properlywith 1.0.Lawrence D'OliveiroComputer Services DeptUniversity of WaikatoHamiltonNew [e-mail]--------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     dive-log-16.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     doors-stack-20.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 6 Jul 92 13:16:49 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Brian Davies)--- DOORS STACK REVISION ---This is the long-promised revision of the Doors Stack, a hypercardstack containing lyrics, artwork and trivia about the band.  Thisversion includes cards for the live albums, compilations andsingles, cards for the songs only released in those formats, somenew artwork, and many more margin notes about the songs.  Pleasepost this as /info-mac/hypercard/doors-stack-20.cpt.hqx, andremove the older version, the-doors-stack-10.cpt.hqx.  Thanks!   - Brian Davies   - [e-mail]#### BINHEX     esperanto-course.hqx   ****Subject: Re: [*] HyperCard Esperanto Course Date: Mon, 15 Feb 1993 14:07:26 PST From: Michael P Urban <[e-mail]>Your message dated: Fri, 12 Feb 1993 16:07:49 PST> No, I don't want a compressed and uuencoded file -- that won't help. Please> just resend the binhex.Hokay, we try again...#### BINHEX     express-yourself.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 25 Nov 92 02:00:21 -0800 From: Les Earnest <[e-mail]>Subject: ExpressYourself Express Yourself is an interactive tutorial on freedoms of speech,press, assembly, petition, and religion as guaranteed by the FirstAmendment to the United States Constitution.  This freeware is madeavailable by the American Civil Liberties Union of Northern Californiaand is designed primarily for students of high school age.  One optionis an historical review of civil liberties in the U.S.  Anothersummarizes student rights and responsibilities in the context ofCalifornia laws.The program requires HyperCard 2.1 and System 6.05 or higher. If youdon't have these, ask your Apple dealer.  The attached Binhex file canbe decoded into a compressed Self Extracting Archive (sea) file namedExpress Yourself.sea.Simply double click the .sea file and a dialog box will prompt you toinstall the program on your hard drive.  Once Express Yourself expandsonto your hard drive, it grows to a minimum size of 885K. If you havea Mac with 800K-only floppy drives, you will be able to fit only the.sea file onto another 800K disk to make a backup copy or to sharewith a friend.#### BINHEX     five-dice-13.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 18 Feb 93 08:54:43 CST From: Kent E. Pilkington <[e-mail]>Subject: FontLibrary1.0.cpt.hqx Fivedice v1.3.cptFivedice is a Hypercard version of the Triple Yatzee that was brought forth froeHyperChaos protoplasm by my brother-in-law, Tim Bobo (yes, Bobo).  It is a mult-player game that promises hours of fun to you and your friends.KEPInternet: [e-mail] -or- [e-mail]#### BINHEX     flash-cards.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-iq-11.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] <Ken Hancock>Subject: [*] Flash IQ 1.1A hypercard game which tests your IQ.  Part of the GAMER distribution.#### BINHEX     font-card-11.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 1 Jun 1992 01:19 EET From: [e-mail] (v1.1) is a HyperCard 2.x stack  for to catalog your fonts.With it, you create A4-letter-sized forms containing (all) keyboardcharacters of (all) active fonts and get them printed or bitmap imagesof them stacked. There's also a report template for you  get a printoutwith only one or a few sample lines of each font (save much paper).  Some features of FontCard are:   - the default character sets are editable   - each font card (character sets) is editable   - text size may be chosen from 9 to 48 for each card   - quick text spacing chages   - mark card, unmark card, invert all marks,  unmark all.   - new cards marked automatically; cards for fonts that are      not available,  unmarked automatically  (on startup)   - print card / marked / all   - create bitmap "shadow" of card / marked / allSome of those features help you scan through the fonts you keepin suitcases or in only one or two machines on your large network.FontCard can't catalog fonts from closed suitcases, though, but youcan open a bunch of fonts, catalog them, unmark them, close them /move to another machine, open another bunch of fonts (partly thesame than the first one, maybe), catalog (only the marked ones of)them, etc.Version 1.1 works with HC2.1 also (1.0 didn't). FontCard is mostly FREE; It _may_, though, and if used at work orin business, _should_ be paid for. Please give a copy to your friends. Created by Taneli Armanto,  univ. of Turku,  Finland,   1992.                  e-mail    [e-mail]---#### BINHEX     font-library-102.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 18 Feb 93 08:51:54 CST From: Kent E. Pilkington <[e-mail]>Subject: FiveDice1.3.cpt.hqx FontLibrary v1.02.cpts.It maintains a library of fonts.  What is special about The Font Library is thatwill keep track of all fonts that it comes into contact with, not just the onesyour system.  This allows you to look up fonts that you have just noticed on yofavorite BBS and know in an instant (well, OK.  Faster than if you were to tryremember) whether you have seen this font or not.  It also has good font samplifeatures.  Another stack brought fourth by my brother-in-law, Tim Bobo (Yes, Bo.KEPInternet: [e-mail] -or- [e-mail]#### BINHEX     fortune-cookie.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     free-text-103.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 25 May 92 06:39:17 PDT From: [e-mail] (Mark Edward Zimmerman)Subject: Free Text v.1.03 & Stack Indexer appended below is the binhex'd compact'd archive for Free Text v.1.03,my "large-scale real-time high-bandwidth free-text informationretrieval" Hypercard 2 stack toolkit ... included also is StackIndexer v.1.03, which lets you index and browse text from multipleHyperCard stacks in situ (at the cost of extra disk storage for a tagfile).  Free Text is free software (under the GNU General PublicLicense) and comes with full source code.  It lets you build completeinverted indices to arbitrarily-large text files, and then retrievefrom those files using indexed word lists, key-word-in-context views,and full text extracts; it includes fuzzy proximity search and fulldocumentation (with a "guided tour").  Version 1.03 supersedes 1.02and corrects minor typographical errors, etc.; happy v.1.02 users neednot upgrade (unless they want the Stack Indexer).... ^z#### BINHEX     frog-anatomy.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 30 Jul 92 12:15:19 -0600 From: raymund ken-guan chan <[e-mail]>HereUs a really neat and polished HyperCard stack from a  friend of mine. Please do support him by sending in the small shareware fee. One can hardly believe that he did this entire stack on a Mac Plus! Please send all bug reports, suggestions, comments (and money) to him via snail mail as he does not have an email address yet.HyperFrog is an interactive HyperCard Stack that is a survey of the biology, anatomy, and ecology of the Frog. It includes a graphical look at the larval and adult frog, as well as separate Glossary and Review sections. It has been used successfully with introductory High School Biology classes. Hyperfrog is distributed as shareware for a $15.00 fee, US currency, please. Bruce Miller888 Stagecoach SERio Rancho, New Mexico 87124USA#### BINHEX     gen-chart.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     guesswords-101.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1993 03:43:32 -0700 From: Scot Bickell <[e-mail]>Subject: guesswords-101.hqx Dear Moderators,Here again is guesswords-101.hqx,  a Hypercard 2.0 game stack thatresembles the game of MasterMind, except it uses five-letter wordsinstead of colored pegs.  I hope the line feeds are ok this time.I would greatly appreciate any comments...                  --Scot Bickell    [e-mail] archive as info-mac/game/guesswords-101.hqx#### BINHEX     guided-paths.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 17 Sep 92 13:00:22 NZS From: [e-mail]: Paths in HyperCard (re-post -last may have been corrupt) Here's (a hopefully corrected) guided Paths facility for HyperCard.This enables authors to create a guided path through any numberof stacks and save any cards in any order into a linear paththat can be re-played later. Each card on the  path can also have meta-information associated with it that will be displayed ina separate window if desired.This may be a good facility for aiding novices through a systemwhen they don't know the navigational conventions used in differentstacks. They may use the path palette which provides a standardisednavigational interface. A History function is also included that saves every card that is visitedin the system - whether it is on the path or not. This can be used for direct navigation and it can also be used in the direct creationof new paths using the langth of visit data as a criterion for inclusion in a new path.This is being released as "Friendly-ware :-)" which is explained inthe stack. Hope you like it.I can be contacted at:Alan StenhouseComputer Science DeptMassey UniversityPalmerston NorthNew [e-mail] [e-mail] for now,Alan#### BINHEX     hamilton-garden-tour.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 26 Nov 92 10:02 +1300 From: "Lawrence D'Oliveiro, Waikato University, Hamilton, NZ"Subject: A Tour of Hamilton Gardens This HyperCard stack is an interactive tour through part of a complex of gardensin Hamilton. It's an exercise in several things: in using QuickTime's JPEGcompression to distribute a large collection of full-colour images; indemonstrating an interactive version of "holiday snaps"; and as a blatant pieceof tourist promotion. :-)I'm not sure how you'd classify it: should you put it with your HyperCardstacks, or with your still images, or in your QuickTime section? Perhaps youshould put links to it from all those places.Requires: HyperCard 2.1, QuickTime (any version), System 7. I haven't testedit under System 6.0.7, but it may work.Lawrence D'OliveiroComputer ServicesUniversity of WaikatoHamiltonNew [e-mail]--------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     history-psychology.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 1 Aug 1992 18:55:11 -0500 (CDT) From: [e-mail] (MACJEDI)Subject: History of Psychology HC stack #### BINHEX     home-brewers.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 4 Jun 92 01:28:02 -0600 From: [e-mail] (David Katz)The following file contains a record keeping system for home brewers.It was designed primarily for Wine Makers, but works equally as well forBrewers of Beer.  The system is comprised of a HyperCard stack thatmaintains information on the brewing cycle and includes a Brewer'sCalculator for determining mixtures for certain specific gravities andother such calculations.  It also includes a support stack with somelabel art for bottles, a label layout format for SuperPaint and theubiquitous README file.The entire package is contained in a CompactPro Self Extracting Archivewhich is encoded in BinHex 4.0 format.  After decoding from BinHex,double click on the .sea file which will then execute to extract thefour files it contains.The stack was designed in HyperCard 1.2 for use by the largest audience,and converts well to HyperCard 2.1.  Follow the instructions in theREADME file.This is a shareware product with a $25.00 license fee.------------  CUT HERE ------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     hpgl-to-pict.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 23 Jun 92 12:18:09 +0200 From: [e-mail]: HyperCard Stack: HPGL to PICT translator Regarding a query: How to read HPGL file on a Mac?(Sorry, original mail was lost).Here's a HyperCard stack which converts HPGL to PICT(from "nic.funet.fi" in Finland). I hope this helps!Andre'.---------------------------------------------------------------------Andre' .C. van der Ham                   EMAIL: [e-mail] University of Technology, Dep.of Electrical Eng., Control Lab.,P.O. Box 5031, 2600 GA  Delft, The Netherlands.Phone: [phone], Fax: [phone]---------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     hst-greatest-hits.hqx   ****Date: 31 Dec 1992 10:36:04 -0400 (EDT) From: [e-mail]: [*] hst-greatest hits.hqx [*] HST Greatest Hits"HST" is the Hubble Space Telescope. This HyperCard stack usesQuicktime and the QTPict XCMD to display 25 spectacular imagestaken by HST, with extensive background material.Produced by The Exploration In Education (ExInEd) program at theSpecial Studies Office, Space Telescope Science Institute, withfunding from NASA. Downloaded from AOL.ken fisher, [e-mail]#### BINHEX     hyper-bib-tex-95d.hqx   ****Date: 05 Jan 1993 11:44:08 -0600 (CST) From: ANTWORTH 214/709-2418 <[e-mail]>Subject: HyperBibTeX095d.sit.hqx --Boundary (ID wYh4sPMGM681uscdyLx/DA)Content-type: TEXT/PLAIN; CHARSET=US-ASCIIThis is HyperBibTeX version 0.9.5d (12-Nov-92), a Macintosh HyperCard stackfor managing a bibliography database compatible with BibTeX, thebibliography system used by the TeX typesetting language.HyperBibTeX requires HyperCard version 2. It should run fine under system 6,but the Balloon Help facility requires system 7.Evan AntworthAcademic Computing DepartmentSummer Institute of Linguistics7500 W. Camp Wisdom RoadDallas, TX  75236U.S.A.Internet e-mail: [e-mail] or [e-mail]:  214/709-2418fax:      [phone]--Boundary (ID wYh4sPMGM681uscdyLx/DA)Content-type: TEXT/PLAIN; CHARSET=US-ASCII#### BINHEX     hyper-decision-tree-204.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 15 Jun 92 10:58:58 EST From: [e-mail]: HyperDecisionTree 2.0.4     This is the latest version of this stack. It fixes a bug    which caused a button (Save System) to appear over top    a field when it wasn't suppose to be there. I am suprised    no one told me about it. Anyway this is the latest.    For those of you who have never used HyperDecisionTree, it is anon-inferential expert system shell which allows an expert tocreate a decision tree of their knowledge and then save thedecision tree as a separate stack in order to give to users in needof the expertise contained within the stack. The stack primarilyserves as an overview of the decision tree, allowing the expert tofollow questions and answers down the road to specific conclusions.The expert can even display graphics as part of a conclusion.Troy Kelley#### BINHEX     hyper-gobbledygook-11.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     hyper-teach.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 6 Oct 1992 16:30:06 -0500 (CDT) From: Hollye Green <[e-mail]>Subject: HyperTEACH HyperTEACH is the ideal program addition to hypercard for teachers andstudents.  This stack, and all the additional info that comes with it, isfreeware.  It is currently being used with secondary special eductionstudents to create informative and simple hypercard stacks.  You will need to convert it with Binhex and decompress it with CompactPro.  To print out the instructions, you will need to use PageMaker 4.01or later.Hollye Knox-GreenBryson, TxBryson [e-mail]#### BINHEX     hyper-wais-14.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 7 Mar 93 09:57 EST From: Jeffrey L. Needleman <[e-mail]>Subject: HyperWais-1.4.sea.hqx Here's version 1.4 of HyperWais, a freeware Hypercard stack for searching WAIS(Wide Area Information Servers).The folder includes HyperWais, which is a sample stack for searching WAISdatabases. This stack contains a set of XCMDs which allow the stack tocommunicate (via Apple Events) with the "Wais Listener". There is alsoanother stack called HyperWais 12 for 12" monitors.Also included is "Wais Listener"--a Faceless Background Application (FBA)which allows the Hypercard stack to communicate with WAIS servers. Thisapplication just sits in the background and listens to Apple Events. There's also "Wais Listener.debug"--the same application as the WaisListener but with a visible debug window which will list out all theevents/data received and events/data returned. You may want to use thisapplication to see what is going on. Both "Wais Listener" and "WaisListener.debug" create log files which can be looked at with any texteditor. HyperWais requires System 7.x and Hypercard 2.1 and MacTCP; it needs 1500Kmemory. The software was written by Francois [e-mail] : [phone]Jeff Needleman  <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     hyper-wais-17.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 93 12:54:54 EST Subject: HyperWais 1.7 submission From: [e-mail] 1.7This version is an update to the current version maintainedin the archive.HyperWais is a hypercard stack which can be used to access Wide AreaInformation Servers (WAIS) on the internet, currently there about about300 public access servers available.To use HyperWais, you need HyperCard 2.1 and MacTCP 1.1.Francois SchiettecatteSoftware EngineerAdvanced Technology GroupWelch Medical LibraryJohns Hopkins UniversityInternet: [e-mail]    : [phone]#### BINHEX     hypertype-15.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     if-monks-had-macs-pt1.hqx   ****Subject: Submission: If Monks Had Macs.... Date: Sun, 22 Nov 92 20:51:26 -0800 From: [e-mail](Submitted in three parts.  Each file contains several stacks, all ofwhich comprise a part of the "If Monks had Macs..." collection.)Please replace the collection "info-mac/card/if-monks-had-macs.hqx"with these three files.  I've received mail from several people whohave had difficulty downloading even this condensed collection becauseof its size, so I have broken it into three smaller pieces.These are some of the stacks from the collection called "If Monks HadMacs...".  In the words of the author, "If all the world's informationwas at our fingertips, would our thoughts be any less scattered?  Ithink not.  These stacks invite you to explore the world of an idearather than a catalogue of facts.  'Imitatio Christi'and its Journalare part of a package entitled 'If Monks had Macs...'  which include ahistorical adventure game, a new edition of the interactive essay,'Passing Notes,' a multi-featured Library to keep these and all yourstacks in order, and a lot more."The collection centres around a hypercard rendering of the "ImitatioChristi" (The Imitation of Christ), a work by the 15th Century mysticand monk Thomas a Kempis.  This stack is without doubt one of the mostbeautiful and well-executed stacks I've ever seen.  Also in the coregroup are the Library, a stack for organizing Hypercard books like theImitatio, Meat & Conversation, an interactive text adventure game, andothers.  In the interest of saving space, I've left out some pieces.If anyone is interested in collecting the entire set, I got these fromthe Berkeley Mac Users' Group (BMUG) PD-ROM.  This smaller set shouldbe a worthwhile acquisition and may just whet one's appetite to findout what the others are like.  I've been asked for it by severalpeople, including one who asked me to please send it to the sumexarchive.Ifmonks1 consists of the Imitatio Christi.  Ifmonks2 contains theLibrary, Bookmaker, Journal, and Meat & Conversation.  Ifmonks3contains Not Passing History, Passing Notes, and The White Rose (butnone of the pinball games, alas!)    == Daniel ==      Hillel said:  Be of the disciples of Aaron,       one that loves peace, that loves mankind        and brings them nigh to Torah.Ifmonks1.hqx:===============#### BINHEX     if-monks-had-macs-pt2.hqx   ****Subject: Submission: If Monks had Macs... Date: Sun, 22 Nov 92 20:52:15 -0800 From: [e-mail](This is the second of the three files)Ifmonks2.hqx:================#### BINHEX     if-monks-had-macs-pt3.hqx   ****Subject: Submission: If Monks had Macs... Date: Sun, 22 Nov 92 20:53:51 -0800 From: [e-mail](This is the third of the three files)Ifmonks3.hqx:================#### BINHEX     if-monks-had-macs.hqx   ****Subject: Submission: If Monks Had Macs.... Date: Fri, 22 May 92 22:53:50 -0700 From: [e-mail] are some of the pieces of the collection called "If Monks HadMacs...".  The collection is a way cool set of Hypercard stacks andother fun applications.  This collection includes the core stacks andseveral interesting philosophical diversions.  The collection centresaround a stack of the "Imitatio Christi" (The Imitation of Christ), awork by the 13th (?) Century mystic and monk Thomas a Kempis.  Thisstack is without doubt one of the most beautiful and well-executedstacks I've ever seen.  Also in the core group are the Library, astack for organizing Hypercard books like the Imitatio, Meat &Conversation, an interactive adventure a la D&D, and others.  In theinterest of saving space, I've left out some pieces like the HaikuMaker and the Good News stack.  These are also cool, but one gets asense that the Good News stack, for example, was included partly todemonstrate the then-cool technology of talking Macs.  If anyone isinterested in collecting the entire set, I got these from the BerkeleyMac Users' Group (BMUG) PD-ROM.  This smaller set should be awonderful acquisition and may just whet one's appetite to find outwhat the others are like.  I've been asked for it by several people,including one who asked me to please send it to the sumex archive.    == Daniel ==      Hillel said:  Be of the disciples of Aaron,       one that loves peace, that loves mankind        and brings them nigh to Torah.#### BINHEX     import-export-tools-22.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 18 Jun 92 11:24:42 -0400 From: Robert Murray <[e-mail]>Subject: Import-Export Tools 2.2 This is the latest version of my tools, which are used to import andexport text in and out of stacks. There are a few bug fixes and enhance-ments suggested by some helpful users.Please read the notes on the first card for information on future updates to this stack.Robert MurrayMIT Media [e-mail]#### BINHEX     improved-cassette-librarian-31.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     imts-ii-401.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     info-browser-251.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 25 Sep 92 11:53:49 EST From: jeff kline <[e-mail]>Subject: InfoBrowser 2.5.1 Submission Well folks I finally updated properly the stack. This stack replacesInfoBrowser 2.5.1 and updater infobrowser 2.5.1 stack.IB allows you to read the digest in a manner that is alot easierthan just perusing it through a text editor. It allows you tokeep track of files to download and messages to respond toBuilt in Help feature.Jeff Kline**********************cut Here**************************#### BINHEX     interactive-gradebook.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 6 Dec 1992 17:38:56 -0800 (PST) From: Ben Seaberry <[e-mail]>Subject: Interactive Gradebook         Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Mon, 7 Dec 1992 6:42:55 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>--1900030180-1556375-723692713:#29477Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCIIDear Info-mac,   Attached is a hypercard gradebook program that I would like to makeavailable on sumex-aim. It runs on HyperCard 2.x. The program includesinstructions. It is called the Interactive Gradebook because it has twostudent components:  at the click of a button, the teacher can use theprogram to select a student randomly, (to answer a question or participatein discussion), and the response can be given a point value that can beincorporated into that student's grade. The other feature is that you canprint out a blank form that the student will use to write down theirassignments and scores. Then the student can calculate their grade atanytime. My Internet address is provided so that teachers can contact meif they have questions.--1900030180-1556375-723692713:#29477Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="InteractiveGradebook.sit.hqx"Content-ID: <[e-mail]>Content-Description: #### BINHEX     investment-tracker-11.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     islamic-history.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 15 Jan 93 10:23:40 -0600 Subject: Islamic History Stack From: [e-mail] (Ian Chai)This is a stack that teaches about the history of Islam.I just got it and have not even downloaded it to my Mac yet...but the it sounds interesting to anyone interested in Islam'simpact in the world. Anyway, I'm uploading it here because manypeople have expressed interest in it last week when I was askingon Islamic dicussion groups if anyone had it. (I got a lot ofmessages along the lines of "If you find it, please let meknow!")            Ian Chai <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     jeromes-journal.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     king-henry-iv-part-ii.hqx   ****Date: 22 Aug 92 18:16 EDT From: [e-mail] (Mark Zimmermann)Subject: Henry IV Part II Stack appended below is the compact'd binhex'd HyperCard 2 stack of Shakespeare'splay "King Henry IV, Part II", version 1.0 ... with new features includingglossary, note-taking buttons, etc. tnx to Rand Valentine of the Universityof Western Ontario ... "Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown." (Act III,Scene I) ... ^z  (([e-mail])) -----#### BINHEX     king-henry-iv-part1.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 17 May 92 07:22:32 PDT From: [e-mail] (Mark Edward Zimmerman)Subject: Shakespeare's King Henry IV Part I stack appended below, mailer permitting, is a .cpt.hqx file of Shakespeare'shistory play King Henry IV Part I, in HyperCard 2.x stack format,proofread by ^z, free software.  Some famous quotes: HOTSPUR: "...outof this nettle, danger, we pluck this flower, safety..." (ii.3);GLENDOWER: "I can call spirits from the vasty deep.", HOTSPUR: "Why,so can I, or so can any man; / But will they come when you do call forthem?"  (iii.1); FALSTAFF: "The better part of valour isdiscretion...." (v.4).   ------#### BINHEX     king-john.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Mark Edward Zimmerman)Date: Wed, 13 Jan 93 18:09:09 PST Subject: King John (shakespeare stack) v.1.0 Appended below is the binhex'd compact'd HyperCard 2 stack "King John",version 1.0, the history play by William Shakespeare --- among otherthings, it's the origin of the misquoted figure of speech "gilding thelily".  Free software, under the GNU GPL.... ^z(Next:  the comedy "Twelfth Night; or, What You Will") ----------#### BINHEX     king-lear-10.hqx   ****Date: 26 Jul 92 07:27 EDT From: [e-mail] (Mark Zimmermann)Subject: King Lear stack continuing with the free Shakespeare Hypercard stacks, appended belowis King Lear v.1.0 ... with many new features and layout enhancements,thanks to help from Rand Valentine and others.  "How sharper than aserpent's tooth it is / To have a thankless child!" (King Lear, Act I,Scene IV).... free software under the GNU General Public License ...^z#### BINHEX     led-zeppelin-09.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 20 Aug 92 20:39:15 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Brian Davies)  -- LED ZEPPELIN .90 --This is a HyperCard Stack documenting the band Led Zeppelin.This posting is only the current state of an ongoing project, butthis unfinished version looks good enough to post.  It isshareware; to find out what your $ gets you, and to learn aboutfuture plans for the project, read the Stack Information card.Admin: post as info-mac/card/led-zeppelin-v0.9.hqx                  -- Brian Davies                  -- [e-mail]#### BINHEX     linear-regression.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 31 Jan 1993 12:30:18 -0800 (PST) From: Guy Kuo <[e-mail]>Subject: Linear Regression Calculator Stack Linear Regression Calculator is a HyperCard stack which carriesout the usual linear regression computations of best fit andprediction of new x & y values. Both N and N-1 weighting aresupported. Enter x and y values one per line in their respectivefields. Click 'Calc Stats' and your results will be computed.Enter an x' or a y'. Press Enter and the other variable will beestimated.Copyrighted but freeware.Guy Kuo <[e-mail]>        <GEnie G.KUO>#### BINHEX     louie-toons.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     lucrece-10.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Mark Edward Zimmerman)Date: Sun, 30 Aug 92 13:09:33 PDT Subject: Lucrece.1.cpt.hqx appended below is a binhex'd compact'd HyperCard 2 stack "Lucrece - v.1.0",the full text of William Shakespeare's poem "The Rape of Lucrece", withglossary and notetaking enhancements thanks to Rand Valentine of UWO ...free software under GNU GPL.  --- ^z#### BINHEX     mac-beth-ii.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 6 Jul 92 21:26:02 EDT From: J. R. Valentine (Creider) <[e-mail]>Subject: Macbeth ii. Oi vey! In the course of checking out some things I discovered thatMurphy had struck again, and that a Macbeth stack I submitted earlierdid not have one crucial button-- a help button! Details, details.I'm resubmitting the stack with the help button now visible. Sorryabout any inconvenience this may have caused anyone.Rand [e-mail]#### BINHEX     mac-digest-stack-11.hqx   ****Date: 22 Sep 1992 13:30:08 -0400 (EDT) From: Peter Jorgensen <[e-mail]>Subject: Mac Digest Stack 1.1 Greetings,Here is the latest version of my InfoMac Digest Stack. It has some smallimprovements such as an arrow button that takes you to the next subject. Theimport feature now has an option for closing the stack after importing a batchof text files. This is useful if the stack is stored on a file server, and youwant it to be available after the importation is finished.For those who may not know, InfoMac Digest stack is a hypercard front-end forthe InfoMac Digests. It takes the digests as they arrive (big text files) andimports them into a HyperCard structure that facilitates following threads,looking for infomation, and generally dealing with the large volume ofinformation contained in the digest.The stack is freeware, copyright 1992 by Peter Jorgensen.#### BINHEX     mac-enquirer-20.hqx   ****Date: 25 Oct 1992 19:49:15 -0400 (EDT) From: "Oak Ridge: Atomic City USA!" <[e-mail]>Subject: MacEnquirer 2.0, *the* tabloid of choice! It's MacEnquirer 2.0, a fun, free, Hypercard 2.1 stack which creates random tabloid headlines.  Some of it's randomizations are hilarious!New features include:*faster randomizations*nicer interface*save as text file*better idiot checkingThis stack is freeware, but I retain exclusive rights.  Compressed with CompactPro.*****************************************     Neil Schulman, author of CoinMaster, P.C.     Dictionary, MacEnquirer, and soon: MathMaster     [e-mail], [e-mail]*****************************************#### BINHEX     macintalk-stack-40.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 23 Jul 92 16:36:46 NZS From: [e-mail]: Macintalk 4.0 Stack Macintalk 4.0 StackA couple of archive sites (sumex & umich) have recently put up an oldversion of this stack, I'm don't know who submitted it (I did yearsago, but not this time). Anyway here is the latest version, pleasereplace any copies in your archives. Its a full interface betweenHyperCard and MacinTalk, usual MacinTalk warning: MacinTalk may notwork under System 7, unless you have a specially hacked System 7version (don't email me for one, I havn't got it.) Free fornon-commercial use etc.--- cut here --- (Binhex/Compact Pro)#### BINHEX     magellan-at-venus.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1993 05:34:35 -0600 (CST) From: Roger Stryker <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] magellan_venus.hqx AUTHOR:    Robert A. BrownNEEDS:     HyperCard 2.1, QuickTime 1.5 The "Magellan at Venus" PictureBook, created from an existing slide setdistributed by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California,contains a selection of 20 of some of the most intriguing images andimage mosaics of the surface of Venus, including views of mountains,plains, volcanoes, and impact craters.  The captions accompanying thepictures provide information about these surface features, includingtheir location in latitude and longitude, a general description, and"guesses" as to what the features might represent in geological terms.The text also provides information about the images themselves, such asthe date the image was acquired, and the image resolution. The PictureBook is built on a Hypercard stack and is designed to run on aMacintosh computer with HyperCard 2.1 and QuickTime 1.5. This PictureBook is one of a series being produced by the Exploration inEducation (ExInEd) program at the Special Studies Office of the SpaceTelescope Science Institute.-------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     merry-wives-of-windsor.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 14 Jun 92 16:56:30 PDT From: [e-mail] (Mark Edward Zimmerman)Subject: Merry Wives of Windsor v.1.0 stack appended below is a HyperCard 2 stack of the Shakespeare comedy "TheMerry Wives of Windsor" --- proofread and arranged by ^z --- free,out-of-copyright software, under GNU GPL.  "Why, then the world's mineoyster, / Which I with sword will open." --- Pistol, Act II Scene II.^z ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     merz-31.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     movie-nudes-21.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 19 Jan 1993 3:50:37 -0600 (CST) From: [e-mail] (MACJEDI)Subject: the stack itself #### BINHEX     pc-dictionary-41.hqx   ****Date: 16 Jan 1993 11:09:36 -0500 (EST) From: [e-mail]: P.C. Dictionary 4.1 *Your* politically correct source! It's P.C. Dictionary 4.1, the completely unofficial, unauthoritative, non-comprehensive dictionary of politically correct terms! This version has new terms and better interface and boasts two menus (no, I didn't spare *anything* for all you pc fans!)Be cerebrally gifted, and get this archive!  And bring an identical bit image of a space saving, environmentally concious program capable of restoring this file into it's natural bloated state, like Stuffit Expander./**************************************Who to blame and where to get him:Neil [e-mail]@delphi.com**************************************/#### BINHEX     periodic-table.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 9 May 1992 23:35 CST From: [e-mail]: hypercard stack This file is a self-extracting, and is a stack of theperiodic table. It has the ability to sort the elementsby density, melting point, etc., among other features.This stack is for hypercard 1.2 to 1.2.5. It has beenfully checked with disinfectant 2.8.Les [e-mail]______________________#### BINHEX     personal-references.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     pictoids-11-updater.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 30 Jun 92 13:45:36 NZS From: [e-mail]: Pictoid Package Updater to Version 1.1 Below is a binhex Compact Pro archive of the Pictoid Package 1.1Updater, it will update versions 1.0, 1.0.1 & 1.0.2 to 1.1.New feature:    You can now create and save palettes for both pictures andmovies.  Movies often look a LOT better with palettes due to the wayQuickTime dithers. Even if you don't use Pictoids you may find thisfeature useful if you use QuickTime - I know of no other package whichcurrently offers this ability (don't flame if you do, I don't knoweverything!) and you can always move the palettes to otherapplications once created by Pictoids.Bug fix:    Yet another bug fix to the palette handling code, hopefully itwill now work on all machines without error.Enjoy!--- cut here ---#### BINHEX     preschool-primer-10.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#### BINHEX     recipe-20b.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     reeves-digest-browser-11.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 14 Aug 92 11:40:04 -0600 From: [e-mail] (GEOFF REEVES)The "Reeves Digest Browser" is a hypercard stack which makes iteasy to navigate through digests. It is a self unstuffing,binhexed archive. It is called the "Reeves Digest Browser" todistinguish it from other Digest Browsers which are around.It reads text digests into hypercard putting contents informationinto a contents window and each message into its own messagewindow. It should work on any digest but has been tested onlyon the homebrew and grateful dead digests.Messages can be shown by clicking on the contents window,choosing "read messages", clicking "next" or "previous" messagebuttons, or choosing the message number. Messages can alsobe edited and/or exported to their own files. Complete help isavailable for all buttons and fields by option-clicking on thebutton or field you want to know about. This stack is offeredas shareware.Geoff [e-mail]#### BINHEX     regions-from-hc.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 13 Jul 92 14:46:58 +0200 From: [e-mail] (Olivier Cinquin: [e-mail])Subject: RegionsFromHC RegionsFromHC is a shareware stack which allows to perform many operationswith QuickDraw regions, from HyperCard. This includes: allowing the userto define regions with the mouse, to move them on the screen, being ableto invert regions in any window, adding and substracting regions, savingthem to resource files and loading them from resources...Here is the file, compacted by Compact-Pro, and encoded with BinHex.Thanks!#### BINHEX     rites-of-passage-21.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (John P Hughes)Subject: Re: Rites Of Passage 2.1 HyperCard StackDate: Thu, 12 Nov 92 18:41:29 ESTHi Gordon,> I don't have a description for your upload> anymore (I deleted that first mail message you sent me).  Could you please> send me a short description?  Thanks!Here's a brief description of the stacks:RITES OF PASSAGEA SCIENCE FICTION ROLEPLAYING MODULE ON HYPERCARDRites of Passage is a series of HyperCard 2 stacks that comprise a systemless science fiction roleplaying module. The theme is a post-cyberpunk world wherethe distinction between human and machine has become muted by culture andcenturies of Virtual and computational experimentation. The module is presentedin a workshop format, one of its main aims is to explore the nature of being human in the 24th Century. Black Holes, possible aliens and desertedspacecraft as well...The two introductory stacks are large, each over 500K when decompressed. They together comprise 85 cards giving a fifteen minute sound, text and graphic introduction to the module followed by selections from the Characters stack. The introductory stack does NOT contain the full module: it will be released after convention play in early 1993. The entire series ispostcardware and may be freely distributed.Rites of Passage requires HyperCard 2 and System 6.07 or higher. It will run on any Mac with the necessary memory. As it uses a large number of digitised sounds, a minimum of 4 Meg RAM is recommended.VERSION 2.1Versions 1.x of these stacks used MacIntalk, a voice generating utility no longer supported by Apple. The MacIntalk scripts caused system crashes in  certain Mac II configurations, and they have been deleted in the current version.In addition, several cards have been added or clarified in the current version. The original large Introduction has been split into two stacks. Oh yeah, and the spelling...Free Information!Free Imagination!CheersJohn Hughes>  5-Nov-92  8:26:53-GMT,1361022;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA05302; Thu, 5 Nov 92 00:26:21 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA27404; Thu, 5 Nov 92 00:26:04 PSTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from anu.anu.edu.au by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id AA05105;        Thu, 5 Nov 92 00:03:53 PST Received: from cscgpo.anu.edu.au by anu.anu.edu.au (4.1/SMI-4.1) id AA01152;        Thu, 5 Nov 92 19:03:33 EST Received: from huxley.anu.edu.au by cscgpo.anu.edu.au (4.1/SMI-4.1) id        AA07998; Thu, 5 Nov 92 19:00:05 EST From: [e-mail] (John P Hughes)Message-Id: <[e-mail]> Subject: Rites of Passage 2.1 To: [e-mail]: Thu, 5 Nov 92 19:02:31 EST X-Mailer: ELM [version 2.4dev PL32] Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Thu, 5 Nov 1992 0:26:01 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     roget-1911-thesaurus.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 14 May 92 11:24:00 PDT From: [e-mail] (Mark Edward Zimmerman)Subject: Roget's Thesaurus Stack.1.cpt.hqx appended below, mailer willing, is the 1MB binhex'd compact'd archivefor Roget's 1911 Thesaurus, text courtesy of Project Gutenberg, builtinto a HyperCard 2.x stack ... free software ... ^z ---#### BINHEX     rtf-10.hqx   ****Subject: RTFcard1.0.sea.hqx From: Keith Bourgoin <[e-mail]>Date: Fri, 25 Sep 92 17:18:01 -0600 A HyperCard 2.0 stack for RTF importing done entirely in HyperTalk.(This version to replace release ImportRTF1.0a)#### BINHEX     scripting-aids.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 11 May 92 13:12:22 PDT From: "Peter Jorgensen" <[e-mail]>Subject: Scripting Aids Stack Received: from COLGATEU.BITNET by COLGATEU.BITNET (PMDF #12539) id <[e-mail]>; Mon, 11 May 1992 16:11 EDTDate: Mon, 11 May 1992 16:11 EDTFrom: Peter Jorgensen <[e-mail]>Subject: Scripting Aids StackTo: infomac: ;Message-id: <[e-mail]>X-Envelope-to: [e-mail]-VMS-To: in%"infomac"Here is a stack of useful tools for HyperTalk Scripters. I am posting it inresponse to a request for a tool to print all of the scripts of a stack. TheSearch Scripts card will do this, simply search for something that all scriptshave (e.g. "on") and choose the "List Scripts" option. Once the list isgenerated, Click the "Print these scripts" button.Other features:Scripts for automatically documenting the date, time and author of scriptchanges.Scripts for automatically compacting stacks (on closestack).A simple editor in HyperCard.More... check it out. Pass it around. Modify it, make it yours... just don'tsell it!Peter Jorgensen - Colgate University#### BINHEX     scripting-level-10.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 05 Mar 92 12:25:23 EST From: Eric Iverson <[e-mail]>Subject: scripting-level-v1.0.cpt.hqx ScriptingLevel v1.0One of the most frequently asked questions about HyperCard 2.x which shipswith the Mac is "Why can't I select the scripting level?" or "what isthe command that allows me to select Scripting on the User Preferences card?"The non-developer's version has a User Preferences card in its Home stackwith no apparent way of selecting user levels above 1 (browsing) or 2 (typing).If you know the magic command, you can type it into the message box whenyou are at the User Preferences card (and nowhere else) to reveal buttonswhich  allow selection of user levels up to 5 (scripting) which is necessaryto edit scripts freely.Not everyone knows the magic command, or can always remember it, or where toexecute it. The purpose of ScriptingLevel v1.0 is to execute the commandfor HyperCard users who do not own the developer's version. I hope itwill also help reduce the number of times the above questions are asked.Please download this stack and leave copies of it where users of thenon-developer's version can get to it.This version 1.0 replaces the previous un-numbered version. The previousversion had a small bug which made it somewhat useless.This file was compressed using Compact Pro 1.32#### BINHEX     shakespeare-sonnets-ii.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 6 Jul 92 21:27:52 EDT From: J. R. Valentine (Creider) <[e-mail]>Subject: Shakespeare's Sonnets I've been playing around with the Shakespeare stacks that MarkZimmermann has been doing. This is a jazzed up version of hissonnets stack, with index, notes, find, etc.Rand [e-mail]#### BINHEX     shakespeare-volume-1.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Mark Edward Zimmerman)Date: Sun, 6 Sep 92 07:06:27 PDT Subject: Shakespeare.vol.1.cpt.hqx Appended below is a 1.18 MB file, "Shakespeare.vol.1.cpt.hqx", a binhex'dcompact'd HyperCard 2 stack of a dozen works by William Shakespeare.Included are clean, out-of-copyright texts, formatted and proofread by me,for three comedies ("A Midsummer-Night's Dream", "As You Like It", and"The Merry Wives of Windsor"), three tragedies ("Romeo and Juliet","Macbeth", and "King Lear"), three histories ("King Henry IV, Part I","King Henry IV, Part II", and "King Richard III"), and three poems-collections ("Sonnets", "Venus and Adonis", and "The Rape of Lucrece"). Individual stacks of these works were released over the past six months,as I proofed them.  This "Volume 1" unified version brings them alltogether, in a consistent format, with new features (glossary, notefields, search/print buttons, etc.) and a stack design based on work byRand Valentine of the University of Western Ontario. Free software, underthe GNU General Public License; please extend, enhance, enjoy, etc., asyou wish.  Requires Compact Pro to decompress, to a 1.8 MB HC2 stack; uses12- and 24-point Palatino fonts, curly quotes, em-dashes, italicized/boldtext styles, etc.  Works on any Mac that runs HyperCard 2. Next,"The Tempest"!  --- ^z   (Mark Zimmermann, [e-mail])#### BINHEX     simpler-square-roots.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 22 Sep 92 18:53:10 +0200 From: [e-mail] (Olivier Cinquin: [e-mail])Subject: Simpler square roots Hi,Simpler Square Roots is a small freeware stack containing a stack which"simplifies" squareroots (ie, if you pass it "5 * sqrt(4) " (sorry, Ican't find the square root sign), it returns 10 * sqrt (2).The file is Pro-Compacted.#### BINHEX     slick-willie-countdown.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 14 Feb 1993 14:50:13 EST From: "Paul D. Bain" <[e-mail]>Subject: slick-willie-countdown.hqx For all Dittoheads and right-minded people:This is a Hypercard program counting the days until Slick Willie's departure.  Atruly entertaining and informative program.I downloaded it from America Online and am relaying it to the internet world._______________________________________________(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     snowball-ref-notes-21.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     sonnet-folio-10.hqx   ****Date: 03 Feb 1993 18:51:08 -0400 (EDT) From: [e-mail]: Sonnet Folio 1.0 Sonnet-Folio is a Hypertext presentation of Shakespeare's Sonnets,based on the text distributed by the Gutenberg Project.It will display sonnets by number or by opening line, search for wordsor phrases, and generate an index for a selected word or phrase. Sonnets and indices can be printed, or exported as text files.Sonnet-Folio uses the ResText and ListSelect XFCNs by F. Rinaldi,and the SearchPlus XFCN by Jim Parshall, Dome Software, plus a coupleof portraits courtesy of David Wellestood and  Mark Zimmermann.     [e-mail]#### BINHEX     spanish-teacher.hqx   ****        Date: Mon, 11 May 92 00:31:46 EDT From: [e-mail] (Jeffrey Veen)Message-Id: <[e-mail]> To: [e-mail]-To: [e-mail]-Date: Sun, 10 May 1992 22:51:30 PDTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>Attached is a HyperCard Stack written to teach Spansih (or any other language,for that mater.)  The perspecitve audience was a group of fourth through sixthgraders who had only a brief introduction to the Macintosh, i.e.  this is aVERY simple stack to use.  Check out the read-me file for customizing, etc...E-mail upon enjoyment, if not a problem.Thanks,Jeff [e-mail] and Stuffed with compact pro.#### BINHEX     spoke-length.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     stack-packer-101.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 7 Nov 1992 12:34:27 GMT+13:32 From: Kenji Takeuchi <[e-mail]>Subject: StackPacker 1.0.1 Version 1.0.1.Freeware HyperCard utility which compacts stacks in batches(i.e. many at a time) resulting in a large amount of disk spacesaved at once.  Extremely useful to all HyperCard users!Requries HyperCard 2.0 or higher.  System 6 and 7 compatible.#### BINHEX     stack-starter-b971.hqx   ****Subject: Stack: StackStarter-bp971.hqx From: Bruce Carter <[e-mail]>Date: Tue, 23 Feb 93 13:56:42 -0700 Greetings,Following is a Compacted, BinHexed copy of Stack Starter, version beta.971 by Robertson Reed Smith.  This is an old HyperCard 1.2.x stack thathas a lot of neat goodies in it, including scripts, icons, animations,and so on.  Several people on the HYPERCRD and HYPERTCH lists wereasking about it, and I couldn`t find it on any of the archives, so hereit is.  This is the most current copy I know of, if someone has a laterversion, please post it.  Robertson, if you`re out there somewhere, Ihope you`re considering a HyperCard 2.x (3.x?) version of this stack.CAUTION:  this stack was meant for version 1.2.x and has somedifficulties with version 2.x.  A couple of the externals aren`t greatlyhappy with my configuration, either (System 7.1/HC2.1).  It is quiteeasy to get into a situation where it is necessary to bail out via thereset switch or by Command-Option-ESC.  Nevertheless, it has some fun,interesting, and useful stuff in it.#### BINHEX     stacked-news-14.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 12 Oct 1992 13:50:33 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Georg Gollmann)Subject: StackedNews 1.4 Hello,I have appended the latest version of my HyperCard based newsreader"StackedNews". It replaces version 1.3 and improves the handling of groupswith a lot of unread messages.Have fun !Georg-----Dipl.Ing. Georg Gollmann           [e-mail]-Wien, EDV-Zentrum               [phone]/3611 (voice)Gusshausstr. 25                    [phone]  (fax)A-1040 Wien, Austria#### BINHEX     star-trek-tng-episodes-12.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 5 Jan 93 16:22:52 EST From: [e-mail]: Star Trek-TNG Episode Guide stack update (1.2) I am including a binhexed file containing the upgraded version of my StarTrek-TNG Episode Guide stack. You already have version 1.1 of the stack onyour system, called "card/star-trek-tng-episodes-11.hqx". This new file isversion 1.2 of the same stack and it totally replaces the old version.Please name it "card/star-trek-tng-episodes-12.hqx" for the convenience ofthe users.Thank you.David [e-mail]#### BINHEX     storybook.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 2 Mar 93 10:42:46 EST From: [e-mail] (Ralph Gonzalez)Subject: storybook.hqx Dear persons,Here is the HyperCard stack Storybook 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:Storybook is a HyperCard (1.2 or 2.x) stack which serves as atool for creating interactive stories similar to AmandaGoodenough's "Inigo Gets Out" series. It can also be usedby HyperCard novices for creating interactive presentationaids. The push-button interface lets you create and link pagesin your story using invisible buttons (positioned over drawings,for interactive stories). You can also easily add specialsound and page-transition effects, text fields, etc withoutknowledge of HyperCard scripting. Storybook has been testedon children 6 yrs and up... Have fun! Freeware.Ralph Gonzalez, PO Box 54, Newark, DE 19711Internet: [e-mail]-----------#### BINHEX     the-tempest.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Mark Edward Zimmerman)Date: Mon, 26 Oct 92 03:42:10 PST Subject: Shakespeare Stack: The Tempest Appended below is the binhex'd compact'd HyperCard 2.x stack "The Tempest", containing the play by Wm. Shakespeare; free software, arranged andformatted and proofread by me; approximately 100kB long.  Best, ^z#### BINHEX     titus-andronicus-10.hqx   ****Date: 13 Nov 92 06:49 EST From: [e-mail] (Mark Zimmermann)Subject: titus.andronicus.1.cpt.hqx appended below is the binhex'd compact'd 110kB HyperCard 2 stack "TitusAndronicus" v.1.0 --- another play by William Shakespeare arranged andproofread and formatted in the Shakespeare stack series.  I've posted ittoday in celebration of Friday the 13th --- Titus Andronicus is anincredibly violent revenge play, arguably Shakespeare's worst (thoughthere are some good lines in it, and it wouldn't seem so bad if hehadn't written King Lear, Hamlet, Macbeth, etc.!) --- a veritablebloodbath of rape, mutilation, and murder.  Put on your aprons andcooking caps for the last scene!  Rated "R" for violence....Send mail re this and other Shakespeare postings to me at"[e-mail]" .... all free software, under GNU GPL ... ^z#### BINHEX     tune-finder-10.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (David Hartmann)Date: Mon, 28 Sep 1992 14:11:24 -0700 Subject: tunefinder-1.0.cpt.hqx TUNEFINDERCopyright (c) 1992 by Elbert G. SmithAll Rights ReservedTunefinder is a HyperCard index to 7,500 melodies from classicaland semiclassical music. Tunefinder will show you the nameof the composer and composition for any of these melodieswhen you click-play the melody's first eight notes on an on-screenpiano keyboard diagram.  You will hear each note as you play it.No other musical knowledge is necessary.Tunefinder requires a Macintosh with HyperCard 2.x installed.Tunefinder is shareware.The stack contains on-line help and a user manual is availableby registering.The file is compressed with Compact Pro 1.3.2 and "Bin-hex'd"The file is 380K, roughly 860K after it's uncompacted.I am not the author.#### BINHEX     twelfth-night-10.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Mark Edward Zimmerman)Date: Tue, 9 Mar 93 05:00:25 PST Subject: twelfth.night.1.cpt.hqx Appended below is the HyperCard 2 stack "Twelfth Night v.1.0" in .cpt.hqxform --- free software under the GNU GPL, the comedy by William Shakespeare,arranged and formatted and proofread by me --- thanks to help from RandValentine, David Wellstood, and others!  ^z#### BINHEX     twin-peaks-trivia.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 30 Oct 1992 16:54:20 -0500 (EST) From: [e-mail] (Kevin)Subject: TwinPeaksTrivia.hqx This is one more attempt to post this stack.  I think I was doing somethingstupid in my previous attempts.  (I was sending the .hqx in binary mode 8[ )Hopefully everything is OK.  A description follows.    Kevin.              (internet)[e-mail]==============================================================================The Twin Peaks Trivia Stuff stack contains the following stuff....-> 300 trivia questions and answers. (You can take a quiz of user determined    length, or you can browse through the questions randomly or in order.-> A cast list and a linked press release from ABC-TV from the 2nd season.->A game, where you try to make words out of the letters in  -Twin Peaks-.->Lists of characters and locations metioned in the show.->A transcript of the dialogue from Cooper's longest visit to the black lodge.->A stupid, mindless, early-days-of-computer-arcade-style game that is more   annoying than useful or interesting. (delete this card if you want to fit the   program onto a 800K disk)----------------------------That's it.  If anyone encounters any bugs or factual inaccuracies, please drop me a note.  If you think one of the trivia questions is wrong, send along some documentation please (everyone remember things differently ;-), and I'll   release another version if there are enough errors or bugs  ...hopefully not!8)#### BINHEX     usenet-mac-prog-guide.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 19 Mar 1992 09:33:33 -0800 From: [e-mail]: UMPG Hypercard Stack Enclosed is a copy of the UMPG hypercard stack. It was sent to me byMichaelSchurig from Germany. He spent a great deal of time and effort creatingthisstack and has came out with a good looking product. This is not the onlyUMPG stack I have received, and by no means does it mean that this is theonly one I like. I am posting this stack as a favor to Michael because hehas no way to do it himself. If you have your own version of the UMPG stackfeel free to to post it also. The farther we get the word out the better.Now some of you might be asking "What the heck is a UMPG and why would Icare?"The UMPG stands for Usenet Macintosh Programmers Guide and is targeted forMacintosh programmers and developers. It is full of tips and source codefrom some of the best Macintosh programmers. I released Volume I a fewyears agoand am working on Volumes II and III. So, enjoy this stack. I believe its freeware.Matthew Xavier MoraKeeper of the UMPG.------------------------------------------_____________________________________________________________________   Matthew Xavier Mora                   |  The keeper of the UMPG   SRI International                     |  [e-mail]   [sent using Eudora 1.3b28]            |  [e-mail]_____________________________________________________________________#### BINHEX     vcr-20.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] <Ken Hancock>Subject: [*] VCR 2.0A HyperCard stack for cataloging your VCR tape collection.Part of the GAMER distribution.#### BINHEX     venus-and-adonis.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 25 May 92 04:55:43 PDT From: [e-mail] (Mark Edward Zimmerman)Subject: Venus and Adonis (Shakespeare stack) appended below is the binhex'd compact'd HC2 stack of Shakespeare'spoem "Venus and Adonis", proofed against the out-of-copyright 1911Globe Edition ... originally published in 1593 ... for mature audiencesonly! :-) .... ^z#### BINHEX     visual-effect-bug.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 22 May 1992 15:06:50 +1000 From: [e-mail] (George Bray)Subject: HyperCard 2.1 Visual Effect Bug Here is a script to detect whether HyperCard 2.1 will crash given certaincircumstances.Those circumstances are:     68030 machine     Monochrome monitor     Part of the card window in the off screen areaIf all these are true then performing a visual effect will crash.This function requires two externals from Apple's Support Tools Externalsstack, which can be found on developer CD's and on Apples Internet ftpsite.Those externals are SysEnvironment() and MonitorConfig(). They are notincluded.George BrayCSIRO DIT AustraliaAppleLink: AUST0502 CompuServe: 72711,253  >  Phone: [phone]Internet:    [e-mail]  >    Fax: [phone]#### BINHEX     window-to-infinity.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     wine.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 18 Nov 92 19:27:32 GMT From: [e-mail] (huma3)Subject: Resubmission3 You might have already noticed how some people like to talk about wine. They can go on for hours. Using this stack will give you an idea of a much that person knows what he is talking about.      Moreover, you will also be in a better position to do the same if you feel like it, but more importantly, you will be able to make the most of your wine. You will learn how to keep it, how to serve it and the best part is that you will enjoy drinking it.      Don't hesitate then to wander about in this stack !!!#### BINHEX     word-counter.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 11 May 92 06:47:03 PDT From: "Peter Jorgensen" <[e-mail]>Subject: Word Counter Stack Received: from COLGATEU.BITNET by COLGATEU.BITNET (PMDF #12539) id <[e-mail]>; Mon, 11 May 1992 09:51 EDTDate: Mon, 11 May 1992 09:51 EDTFrom: Peter Jorgensen <[e-mail]>Subject: Word Counter StackTo: infomac: ;Message-id: <[e-mail]>X-Envelope-to: [e-mail]-VMS-To: IN%"infomac"Here's a very simple stack that counts the unique words in text files. Itcreates a list of words and their frequencies for each file. It can processfiles in "batch" mode. It ignores stop words as defined by a list on the firstcard. It's not too fast, especially on older Macs, but it does the job and canbe customized.This is freeware, copyright 1992 - Interactive Publishing, all rightsreserved. You may distribute this stack for free. You may not include it inany commercial offering without prior written consent of the copyright owner,Interactive Publishing, PO Box 325, Hamilton, NY 13346.Peter Jorgensen: User Services/VAX/Mac/DOS Consultant, PostMaster, PMDF [e-mail]     Colgate University - 315-824-7742#### BINHEX     world-fact-book.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Mark Edward Zimmerman)Date: Sat, 26 Dec 92 04:30:04 PST Subject: 1992 World Factbook Stack.cpt.hqx Appended below, mailer willing, is the compact'd binhex'd HyperCard 2stack edition of the 1992 World Factbook.  This stack is about 2.8 MBlong (the file 1992factbook.cpt.hqx below is about 1.7 MB) andcontains the full text of the recently-released US Governmentpublication --- data on 264 nations, dependent areas, and otherentities around the world, plus appendices --- a total of 1590 cards.The stack has a simpler (and, I hope, better) structure than lastyear's World Factbook Stack, which it supersedes --- separate cardsfor each country's info in the categories Geography, People,Government, Economy, Communications, and Defense Forces.  The data areclaimed to be current as of 1 Jan 92, with major political eventsupdated through 30 June 92.The 1992 World Factbook Stack is based on non-copyrighted publicinformation; it is free software under the GNU General Public License.Unfortunately, I can't attempt to scan in the maps for each countrythis year --- if anybody else can, and wants help in linking the mapsto the textual data, please contact me.  But the text alone isinteresting and useful as a research work. Best,  ^z   ([e-mail]) --------------------------------------#### BINHEX     world-factbook-maps.hqx   ****From: Zimmermann <[e-mail]>Date: 7 Jun 92 20:09 EDT Subject: world factbook map stack appended below, mailer willing, is a 1.5 MB compact'd binhex'dHyperCard 2 stack, "World Factbook Maps" --- the maps of the 247countries listed in the 1991 World Factbook (see the World FactbookStack for textual info), as scanned in by me from the uncopyrighted USgovernment publication.  Note that the map quality is not high, inspite of the best efforts of HyperScan to set gray scale levels ... free software, under GNU GPL ... ^z  ([e-mail])#### DIRECTORY  x   ****#### BINHEX     xochi-10.hqx   ****Subject: Xochi stack Date: Sun, 11 Oct 92 18:23:00 -0400 From: Michael Travers <[e-mail]>Xochi Stack 1.0 is a HyperCard stack on the psychedelics that runs onthe Macintosh computer. Profiled in this educational stack are MDMAand LSD, as well as an Aztec deity devoted to traditional sacredplants of Mexico.  Feel free to copy the software for friends, put onFTP sites, BBSs, et cetera, but you do not have the right to sellcopies of this copyrighted material.Xochi Stack 1.0 is a public service message from LordNose!, and (c) 1992 LordNose! Donations of 400K diskettes greatly appreciated.We're not advocating illegal drug use, just giving some factualgrounding to the population that already uses these compounds andto counter some of the poisonous propaganda out there.  Most of theinformation circulating is erroneous, emphasizing either the simplehedonistic aspects of particular substances, or warning of the ominous consequences of their use.    [e-mail]"THE ADVANCEMENT AND DIFFUSION OF KNOWLEDGE IS THE ONLY  GUARDIAN OF TRUE LIBERTY." -- James Madison, 4th US President#### BINHEX     yeast-research-aid-12.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 2 Sep 92 09:04:48 +0200 From: [e-mail] (Kai-Uwe Froehlich)Subject: Yeast Collection 10x10 v. 1.2 This file replaces "card/yeast-research-aid.hqx"This Hypercard 2 stack is designed for scientists working with yeast (S. cerevisiae) and having more than a few strains. The stack is devised for a storage format of 10x10 strains per box. A version designed for boxes of 8x8  is also available. Besides some bug-fixes from vers. 1.0, vers. 1.2 is several times faster displaying the individual strains. Those of you who have already built a strain collection using vers. 1.0 or 1.1 of my stack can e-mail me for an updater, which installs the 1.2  improvements without messing up the strains already in the collection.For each strain, mutant alleles are entered by choosing from a list, alternative strain names, origin, plasmids and other commentary can be stored in addition. Diploid  strains can be entered by “mating”. Strains can be extracted quickly by searching for the presence or absence of mutant alleles, or for other criteria. Search results can be printed or exported as text files.For German yeast researchers: Eine deutsche Version (nur 10x10-Format)kann per e-mail bei mir angefordert werden. #### BINHEX     zfinch.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 24 Aug 1992 20:30:23 -0400 From: [e-mail]: Zfinch 1.3 This is a stuffed and binhexed HyperCard stack originally designed to keepdetailed records of several hundred birds used in biological research,their surgical histories and even multiple recordings of each bird's songs,with sonograms (FFTs pasted from SoundEdit tm).  The stack and the scriptstherein may be easily converted to other purposes.There are several good scripts that may be of interest to otherscriptwriters, namely customized searches of multiple stacks with multiplesearch criteria, automatic updating of information present of severaldifferent cards,  and some decent sound cut and paste management.  This is shareware/mailware.  Individual users please send me a postcard ore-mail telling me what use you made of the stack.  Coporate or Universitylabs should contact me for a (cheap) site liscense.  Copyright 1992 byAndrew Wright,XCMDs copywright 1988 by Farralon.Andrew [e-mail]---------------cut here--------------Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:02:46 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/comm#### BINHEX     1st-remote-user.hqx   ****Date: 13 Apr 92 13:28:00 EDT From: "Norman Steffen" <[e-mail]>Subject: 1stBBS Remote User Hello netters.In my search for a BBS that our local MAC users group could use on our LocalTalk/Ethernet/Broadband system I ran across 1stBBS.It is kinda a long story but those of you who "remember" 128k of RAM might remember 1stBase, the first (I think) relational database for the MAC. That company (resold) still exists (sorta, their primary business is TUBING FABRICATION) and offer an intersting line of communication products that might be of interest to MUG's and Mac BBS operators.Attached is the remote required to access the company's (1stDESK) "FREE" BBS via 800 number. 1-800-232-4283.Good Luck.NormINTERNET: [e-mail]-----------------------------------------------------------------------The whole thing must really "MAC LIKE" because I got it running before reading the READ ME which is also attached.After UNBINHEXing and UnStuffing.  Double click on the "1stDESK Settings" Icon.  Then edit the two "Settings..." (User & Connection) selections under the EDIT menu. CONNECTION Settings:You gotta figure that one out yourself but is is really pretty "MAC LIKE"  :-) if you know how your modem is set. You will have to modify the number dialed if you going through a PBX or such.....USER Settings:The system password is not used. You pick you own USERNAME.->It is requested that users who get this from info-mac and down->stream use the password "norm" when initially configuring.  This->will aid 1st Desk in a head count they want.  After your initial->access feel free to change you password.Have FunINTERNET: [e-mail]-----------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     alice-214e.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 12 Jan 93 12:27:34 EST From: richard nimtz <[e-mail]>Subject: Alice214E.cpt.hqx (put in comm directory) Alice is an offline reader for XRS & QWK used by many DOS basedBBS systems.#### BINHEX     announce-10.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 6 Aug 1992 19:18 EST From: [e-mail]: Announce 1.0 Announce 1.0 is an AppleTalk network communication tool. It allows users tocommunicate with eachother via the Notification Manager, thus allowingapplication to continue running even when messages are received. Messagessent to people which have not been acknowledged can even be 'un-sent'. Itis a combination extension and application.=========================================================================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     aol-aid-11.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]> AOL Aid 1.1 is a free little INIT by Andy Welch that allows you to doother things on America Online while you are downloading or uploadingfiles. Once AOL Aid is installed, it automatically senses when AOL'sFile Transfer window is on the screen and immediately sends it behindall the other windows on the screen. #### BINHEX     aol-dm-assist.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 12 Mar 1993 11:24:55 -0600 From: [e-mail] (Dave Martin)Subject: [*] America Online Download Manager Assistant America Online Download Manager Assistant (AOL DM Assist) 1.0b6<Even though this utility is only useful to members of America Online, I figured I'd go ahead and upload it on the Internet as well (so that people can get it a bit easier, and with less cost :). It can be found on AOL in the Mac Utilities forum, in the Applications 2 library (new versions will be uploaded to AOL MUT quite in advance of appearing on the Internet, so check MUT New Files for them).>This is AOL DM Assist, an unofficial External Tool for use with the AmericaOnline 2.0 software for the Mac. AOL DM Assist is a utility which providesmany features lacking in the Download Manager. It does not replace DM, itenhances it & complements it. Many of these features are ones that I hopeto see AOL add to the DM in later releases of the File Transfer Tool. Untilthen, I've created this. It does not modify, in any way, the America Onlineprogram or any of its Tools, nor does it affect the operation of the AOLsoftware. The only AOL-related file which this program affects is theMailbox files (as selected by the user).Primarily, AOL DM Assist allows you to manipulate the files in yourDownload Manager queues. You can move files up or down in the list tochange the order that they are downloaded. You can easily delete multipleentries (DM can only delete one entry at a time--try clearing 100 entriesfrom your Completed Downloads queue that way ;). I also added a "HoldingQueue", so that you can hide entries from the DM to prevent them from beingtransferred during a FlashSession while still retaining the file info forlater transfer. You can also reset any file to an untransferred state. Notethat all this must be done while offline and while not running the AOLsoftware. The AOL DM Assist package also contains ResEdit TMPL's forediting the file queue resources.America Online Download Manager Assistant is free (all I ask is that yousend me email with your comments--positive and/or negative--on my littleutility, or suggestions for features that you would like to see in AOL'sDownload Manager), though you may send cash if you feel it has saved youfrom headaches that the DM alone would have caused--I promise I won't stopyou <grin>.I am considering writing a similar "External Tool" for improving the mailinterface of AOL--better address lists, multiple "folders" for filingincoming messages based on subject/source/etc., easier message deletion,and so forth. This presumes that AOL does not make such improvementsthemselves in the near future. If there is something that you would like tosee as far as improvements to AOL's mail or download interface, let me knowand I'll consider them.<Suggested path/name: /comm/aol-dm-assist-10b6.hqx                  or  /util/aol-dm-assist-10b6.hqx>-- Dave Martin - TAMU/GERG - [e-mail] - [e-mail] --#### BINHEX     apple-modem-tool-111.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 20 May 1992 22:23:29 PDTFrom: The Moderators <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Apple Modem Tool 1.1.1>From AppleLink, this update to the Apple Modem Tool fixes a few problems.Quoting the readme:The following changes were made from the Apple Modem Tool 1.1 to 1.1.1: Various anomalies introduced in the Apple Modem Tool 1.1 were corrected. The Telebit QBlazer configuration string was changed to allow the modem torecognize the "busy" result code. All PSI modem configuration strings were corrected to properly set factorydefaults.For Communications Toolbox (CTB) aware applications.#### BINHEX     applelink-amt-ccl.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] Hello there, Here is an AppleLink CCL for using the Apple Modem Tool (version 1.1 orgreater).  It works around some issues with the Comm Toolbox implementation inAppleLink 6.1.  It should be more robust than an earlier CCL posted a couple ofmonths ago.  Many thanks go to the AOS group for identifying CTB scriptingworkarounds in CCL. It is is released “as is” — it has no known software limitations and is not asupported product of Apple Computer. (Note: Requires the Communications Toolbox and the Apple Modem Tool 1.1 orgreater (1.1.1 preferred), which are not included in this package.)#### BINHEX     appletalk-manager-05.hqx   ****Date: 13 Nov 91 10:33:00 CDT From: "ROBIN JACKSON" <[e-mail]>Subject: AppleTalk-Manager-0.5                            APPLETALK MANAGER v0.5                           ----------------------Fixes for demo version ATM 0.5:1.  Now creates its own Network Data folder if its not found, this means you     can run ATM from anywhere on your disk.  The program will not bomb if    this folder is not found.2.  The Application memory size has been pre-set to 750k, this allows ATM to    run under Multifinder.3.  The "Echo" function has been improved.  Echo as an implementation under    DDP does not seem to work in the prescribed manner in "Inside Mac"     Vols II and V, and also Inside Appletalk.  I have developed an algorhthym    that takes care of about 99% of ECHO, some errors still occur but very few.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------ATM 0.4    This little program was developed as an exercise, just like a lot ofother peoples I guess.  In the writting of this program I learn't that there are a few untruths or things just plain left unsaid.  For instance you would think that all Macs and LaserWriters would have AEP (AppleTalk Echo Protocol)built in, this seems not to be the case.   When you activate this program and after the Mac has finished making its report of the network, you can double click on the desired node in the list and 100 packets are sent to that node using AEP. AEP is a possible test of the line quality between nodes, this is not strictly true, ie. if a PC node is buisy packets can be lost and therefore alter your interpretationof the results.    The display consists of Bridge data, Zone data, currently visible entities, an AEP dissplay and two fake boxes.  There are also a couple of fake menus, as you will see the interface kind of evolved in the writting.  Its a simple matter to remove the unwanted stuff.    The program sorts all the NVE's (Network Visible Entities) Alphabeticallyand by Node address, other information is provided along with these files,ie,numbers of nodes,data and time etc and Zone plus Bridge data.  The program hasbeen of use at this site because there are well over 150 NVE's to deal with.    I would have liked to implement a graphic load averager, but I get too buisy these days to sit down and concentrate on it.    Anyway hope its of use to you, I can be reached (312)-702-3674 (work) or (312)-955-1932 (home).  My email address is [e-mail].    Please feel free to ask any questions.Thanks for your interest.  Robin Jackson#### BINHEX     ara-att-dataport-144.hqx   ****From: qubridge![e-mail]: 20 Mar 93 01:57:21 U Subject: ARA AT&T DataPort                        Subject:                               Time:1:50 AM  OFFICE MEMO          ARA AT&T DataPort                      Date:3/20/93Enclosed is an ARA file for the AT&T DataPort 14.4/FAX.  I wrote it and  usedit to transmit this file.  It has been tested with the AT&T DataPort  14.4/FAXbut should work with any of the DataPort models.P.S. This is the first file I've ever posted to an ftp site.  Let me know if I did everything correctly.#### BINHEX     ara-att-paradyne-comsphere-3810.hqx   ****Date: 16 Feb 1993 21:08:14 -0700 From: "Peter Thornewell" <[e-mail]>Subject: AT&Tccl.sit.hqx                       AT&Tccl.sit.hqxThis is a CCL for the AT&T Paradyne Comsphere 3810 modem. Actually it's a quickhack from the Hayes Smartmodem 2400 but changed to allow access at upto14.4kbaud. I had to write this quickly as we needed it for our Shiva LANRover-E so I haven't used any of the modem's advanced features (but apparentlyARA does it's own data compression etc, so these may not be required). This CCLhas not been written by AT&T and hence it is not approved by them (but it stillworks!).Pete Thornewell<[e-mail]><<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     ara-ccl-scripts.hqx   ****From: Pascal Gosselin <[e-mail]>Subject: Submission Date: Wed, 22 Jul 92 10:23:33 EDT Here is a bunch of AppleTalk Remote Access CCLs that I havecollected.A collection of AppleTalk Remote Access CCL files.  If your modem is notsupported in the ARA 1.0 package, you may find it here.#### BINHEX     ara-client-20.hqx   ****Date: 20 Oct 1992 12:53:46 -0500 (CDT) From: [e-mail]: ARAClient 2.0 ARAClient is a control panel/application maker that adds value to AppleTalkRemote Access. It adds several features that save time, keystrokes, RAM,and add a measure of security. Most users could care less about the detailsof telecommunications, they just want to get connected. This utilityprovides a one-step connection scheme that promises to let users forget allthe details of network telecommunications.  Users must be using system 7 aswell as have already installed Apple's AppleTalk Remote Access software.          ARAClient, and the Connector applications it makes, are intended to be usedin place of the Remote Access application that Apple provides.ARAClient FeaturesRedialThe ARAClient control panel has a redial feature that lets you specify thenumber of redials and the time interval between redials.Port and Modem SettingsModem CCL and port settings can be set/saved via the ARAClient controlpanel and Connectors. The defaults are "ARA Setup Port" and ARA Setup CCL"meaning the port and modem CCL set by the "Remote Access Setup" controlpanel will be used unless another is chosen via the menu. These settingsare also saved in Connectors so that use of the "Remote Access Setup"control panel can be avoided.Hot Connect/DisconnectThe 'Connect/Disconnect' button responds to a carriage return or an enterkeydown, both in the control panel and Connectors.ConnectorsConnectors ensure that you won't even use the control panel much at all.Since all most users want is to simply get connected, 'Connectors' that dojust that can be produced with a push of the 'Save Connector...' button onthe control panel. This button push will produce a Connector applicationthat you provide a name - usually that of the destination host. TheConnector has all of the information needed to get connected and does sowhen launched.Remote Access produces Connection documents, while ARAClient producesConnector applications. The difference being the same as the differencebetween a noun and a verb. Connection documents still need anotherapplication to be useful, while Connectors do it all.A favorite way to use Connectors is to place them in your Apple menu forquick and easy access.A major feature of Apple's ARA is the fact that you can make an alias of aremote target while connected and use this alias to get you connected inthe future, simply by double-clicking on it. This is fine if you alwayswant to mount a server remotely, since aliases are file based, or if yourconnection routine is always attended (ie. you're always present to give apassword).The advantages of Connectors over aliases are:1) They are not file-based (you may not want or need the overhead of theFinder always checking your remotely mounted volumes). 2) Connectors  are modeless - other apps can be running while a connectionis in any phase.3) If desired, they can leave a small Status window on your screen showingall the relevant stats.         4) You can disconnect and connect again from a Connector Status window.5) They can redial if the line is busy.6) They can be put in your "Startup Items" folder for automatic connectionat boot time. 7) Connectors can be "protected" via a checkbox in the "Save Connector"Standard File Dialog. Protection means that the Connector can't be viewedor edited by the control panel. Also, any change to important data, likenames, numbers, or encrypted passwords via any editor of ANY kind will berecognized and will disable the Connector.         --Rob [e-mail]                     [e-mail] would get help for my net addiction . . .                                 . . .if I could find the proper newsgroup.#### BINHEX     ara-dataplex-496.hqx   ****Organization: Faculty of Arts, The University of Sydney, AUSTRALIA From: [e-mail] (Gilbert Taylor-Wood)Date: Mon, 9 Nov 1992 13:20:12 +1100 Subject: ARA script for DPX496/0SI 8 Enclosed is a ARA script for the Dataplex 496 modem (known in the US as theOSI 8196). If you use it and find any bugs please contact me.  GilbertGilbert Taylor-Wood                          [e-mail] ManagerFaculty of Arts A14      The University of Sydney                     Fax [phone]NSW 2006AUSTRALIA                    SysAdmin: The ghost in the machine[BinHex Data Attached (DPX496)]#### BINHEX     ara-digicom-scout-plus.hqx   ****Date: 20 Dec 1992 21:49:37 -0700 From: "Kateley, Jim" <[e-mail]>Subject: ara-Digicom Scout+1.0.sit.hqx Hello there,Here's version 1.0 of my Digicom Scout+ script for AppleTalk Remote Access.  If you have any questions or comments, feel free to drop me a line.  If I amable I will reply, but please remember this is not my real job... :-)Jim KateleyApple Computer Inc.Disclaimer:  This is me talking#### BINHEX     ara-focus-144.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 8 Mar 1993 19:00:49 -0500 (EST) From: Peter Cohen <[e-mail]>Subject: FOCUS 14.4 Data+Fax Modem ARA Script --1430394104-534048981-731635500:#4752Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCIIEnclosed is a binhexed file.This file is an AppleTalk Remote Access script suitable for the FOCUS 14.4Data+Fax Modem.  This file should be copied to the Extensions folder, andthen selected using AppleTalk Remote Access's Setup control panel device.For help with this file, or for any other info about FOCUS product, onlinequeries should be directed to [e-mail].  Tech Support isalso available from 8-8 EST at [phone] (domestic) and [phone] (international).  This file is distributed with the fullpermission of FOCUS Enhancements (I do tech support for them).+-----------------+------------------------------------------------+| Peter A. Cohen  |   No, I don't reflect my employer's opinions.  || [e-mail] | Heck!  My employer doesn't even know I'm here! |+-----------------+------------------------------------------------+--1430394104-534048981-731635500:#4752Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="144.hqx"Content-ID: <[e-mail]>Content-Description: #### BINHEX     ara-gv-teleport-slower.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 18:48:30 PSTFrom: The Moderators <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Global Village Teleport ARA slower-speed scriptsSince AppleTalk Remote Access apparently does not support varying the speedof the connection, on marginal lines it is sometimes necessary to connect ata slower speed. Otherwise, a burst of noise can cause the modems to attemptto retrain and hang up the ARA connection.These scripts from Global Village allow connections at various slower baudrates for the Teleport modems.Bill [e-mail][Archived as /info-mac/comm/ara-gv-teleport-slower.hqx; 15K]#### BINHEX     ara-intel-ex.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 30 Sep 1992 15:20:23 EDT From: Jim Gaynor <[e-mail]>Subject: Intel ARA scripts These are AppleTalk Remote Access scripts for the Intel 9600EX and14.4EX modems.  The one for the 9600EX is based on the MicrocomMacModem script (slightly cleaned up), and the one for the 14.4EX isbased on one of the Telebit v.32bis scripts.I wrote them for my own use, figured someone else might find themuseful as well.  Freely distributable, just please don't take creditfor my kludge.  :-)   No warranties, implied or express.(archive as ara-intel.hqx)---   Jim Gaynor    | "Man-of-Many-Beeping-Sounds-and-Flashing-Lights" - KAJOSU/ACS/FMS/OCES | <[e-mail]> or <[e-mail]>Disclaimer:  Everything stated here and above is -my- opinion.  Mine mine mine!"We're here as the official representatives of the Y chromosome" - M Silverberg--- Cut Here ---#### BINHEX     ara-pp-14400.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1992 14:59:26 -0400 From: Christopher Davis <[e-mail]>Subject: Practical Peripherals 14400FXSA ARA scripts Downloaded from the PPIFORUM on CompuServe.  Permission is granted fornoncommercial distribution as long as the files are distributed togetherand unmodified.The PP14400 is a nice, relatively inexpensive V.32bis modem with a verycool LCD on the front for call progress & status.#### BINHEX     ara-pp9600sa-script.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 10 Jun 1992 12:54:05 PDTFrom: Bill Lipa <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] ARA script update for PP9600SA modemThis script was posted on Usenet in response to a query of mine. I haveconverted the script text into a document with the correct type and creator.From: [e-mail] (Kevin Tavenner)Subject: ARA & Practical Peripherals 9600SAThe 'Practical Peripherals 9600SA' script that is shipped with AppleTalkRemote Access does not function consistently with the Practical Modem 9600SA.This is normally experienced while using a Quadra X00 with the '040 cache on.It appears that the modem command processor requires quiet time between the"OK<cr><lf>" response from the modem and the receipt of the next command fromthe ARA CCL interpreter.  This required quiet time seems to be on the orderof 5-10ms.The following script meets this requirement in the simplest way - a "Pause 1"is inserted in front of every "Write" command!  This inserts a 200ms delay(Quadra 700, cache on) that allows the modem command processor to recycle forthe next command.  The disadvantage of this approach is that the CCL executiontimes for dialing and hanging up are increased by about 1s.  The speed of theARA connection is unaffected since the CCL interpreter is only used forinitiating and terminating connections.#### BINHEX     ara-prometheus-ultima.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Bruce Schlobohm)Subject: [*] ARA script for Prometheus Ultima Home Office modem Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 11:18:20 -0800 (PST) This is the AppleTalk Remote Access script for the "PrometheusUltima Home Office" modem.  This script was downloaded from thePrometheus BBS [phone] (14.4k 8N1) from their filenamed promodem.ara.-- bruce [e-mail]#### BINHEX     ara-script-zoom-faxmodem-v32.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 22 Aug 92 10:40:50 PDT From: survit varshney <[e-mail]>Subject: Official Zoom V.32 ARA Script Hi, here is the official Zoom faxmodem V.32 ARA script. The one posted earlier(V.32 Turbo) had problems with V.32 bis modems. This script does not(hopefully) have those problems. Binhexed, compacted with compact pro.I will work with 14.4 Zoom Fax Modems. Please direct any questions to ZoomTelephonics. Thanks!#### BINHEX     ara-selic-240.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 28 Oct 92 10:35:47 +0100 From: [e-mail] (Johan Swahn)Subject: ARA script for Selic Modem 240 Enclosed is an Appletalk Remote Access (ARA) script for Selic Modem 240 thatI have written. The Selic Modem 240 is a modem manufactured by Selic AB inGothenburg, Sweden. The modem has been sold mainly on the Scandinavian market.Johan Swahn ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     ara-supra-fax-modem.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 8 Jul 1992 13:42:31 -0800 From: [e-mail]: SupraFAXModem V.32bis ARA An ARA script for the Supra Fax Modem with V.32bis. This is straight fromSupra (via CompuServe).=========================================================================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     ara-telebit-qblazer-201.hqx   ****Date: 20 Dec 1992 21:48:18 -0700 From: "Kateley, Jim" <[e-mail]>Subject: ara-QBlazer-2.0.1.sit.hqx Hello there,Here's version 2.0.1 of my Telebit QBlazer script for AppleTalk Remote Access. Changes from earlier versions are mostly cleaning up comments and changingthings around for consistency.If you have any questions or comments, feel free to drop me a line.  If I amable I will reply, but please remember this is not my real job... :-)Jim KateleyApple Computer Inc.Disclaimer:  This is me talking#### BINHEX     ara-telebit-t2500.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 26 Jul 92 08:44:43 -1600 From: [e-mail] (chester lin)Subject: ARA script for Telebit T2500 Hello,I just write an ARA script for this modem and would like tosubmit it to Info-Mac on Sumex-AimCheers,Chester [e-mail]------------------------------------ CUT HERE -------------This ARA script for Telebit T2500 modem needs to be used with a cablewith DTR hang-up control.  Hardware flow control is NOT supported. Chester H. LinTaipei, Taiwan10/26/92 #### BINHEX     ara-telebit-wb-t3000-104.hqx   ****Date: 20 Dec 1992 21:53:42 -0700 From: "Kateley, Jim" <[e-mail]>Subject: ara-T3000-WB-1.0.4.sit.hqx Hello there,Here's version 1.0.4 of my Telebit T3000/WorldBlazer (v.32bis) script forAppleTalk Remote Access.  Changes from earlier versions are added RTShandshaking to improve performance on 8MHz 68000 based Macintoshes, compatiblywith Telebit ROM's up to LA7.01a, cleaning up comments and changing thingsaround for consistency.If you have any questions or comments, feel free to drop me a line.  If I amable I will reply, but please remember this is not my real job... :-)Jim KateleyApple Computer Inc.Disclaimer:  This is me talking#### BINHEX     ara-twincom-v32bis.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 17:12:13 -0600 From: [e-mail] (Andrew Miller)Subject: ARA modem script Dear Post People,Please post this Appletalk Remote Access Modem Script (Info-mac/comm).  Irecieved it Twincom for use with their 14.4k V.32/V.42bis modems.  Thankyou.#### BINHEX     ara-usrob-sportster-14400.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 23 Oct 1992 00:07:45 -0500 From: "Erik A. Johnson" <[e-mail]>Subject: comm/ara-usr-sportster-14400.hqx Here is an ARA script for the USRobotics Sportster 14400 that Idownloaded from USR's Tech Support and Sales BBS in Skokie, IL.I've used it only a couple of times, and so far it works great!Erik A. Johnson        \    Internet: [e-mail]     \       |------------------------\    AmericaOnline: ErikAJ                   \    --+--Graduate Student         \--------------------------------------------\     |Aero/Astro Engineering    \  "Jesus said to him, 'I am the way, and    \    |University of Illinois at  \  the truth, and the life; no one comes to  \   |   Urbana-Champaign (UIUC)  \  the Father except through me.'" (Jn14:6)  \(Standard disclaimer:  I didn't write the script and I have nothing to do with USRobotics ... and as far as the University of Illinois ... they hardly know I exist -- I'm only a grad student!)----------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     ara-worldblazer-pep.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 11 Jul 92 06:10:10 CDT From: [e-mail] (Werner Uhrig)Subject: ATR driver for WorldBlazer (PEP) [Apple Talk Remote driver for WorldBlazer Telebit modem, in PEP mode -- Gordon]#### BINHEX     ara-zoom-v32bis.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 21 Oct 92 15:54:27 PDT From: Suvrit Varshney <[e-mail]>Subject: ARA Script for Zoom V.32 bis Modems (resubmission) This is the ARA script for Zoom V.32 bis modems. The official script releasedby Zoom crashes the program after disconnection. This script is close tothe official script and does not crash after disconnection. Pleasereplace the appropriate script with this one.This script may also work with 9600 baud modems although I'm not sureabout this. Those who have 9600 baud Zoom modems and are having probswhile disconnecting the modem can try this script. Thanks!#### BINHEX     ara-zyxel-u1496.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 3 Dec 92 21:42:18 +0100 From: Roland Mansson <[e-mail]>Subject: ara-zyxel-u1496.cpt.hqx AppleTalk Remote Access script for ZyXEL U-1496. Based on Apple's"US Robotics Courier V.32/V.32bis - 9/2/91" script. Changessuggested by Nick Doshi, ZyXEL USA, Oct 2, 1992.The changes are commented in the script.The script that ends in (5) answers the phone after five rings.Modified by Roland Mansson, Lund University Computing Center, Sweden,Oct 20, 1992.#### BINHEX     ara-zyxel-u1496e.hqx   ****Subject: Remote Access script for ZyXEL modem Date: Fri, 02 Oct 92 01:12:53 -0400 From: Michael Travers <[e-mail]>The enclosed file is an ARA script for the ZyXEL U-1496E modem.  Idon't know who wrote it originally -- I modified it to work with theROM version that I have (4.12).  It works for outgoing calls, but hasnot been tested in answer mode.#### BINHEX     archie-client-09.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 17 Dec 92 08:22:58 PST From: "Chris J McNeil" <[e-mail]>Subject: Archie Client Repost Enclosed is a repost of version 0.9 of an Archie Client for the Mac.The previous posted file had been binhexed twice and this is confusing to people. ( I forgot that my mailer automatically binhexes enclosures, sorry :( )What does it do ?Archie allows you to query an Archie server to find files that are available via anonymous ftp.What do I need to run it ?You must have MacTCP installed on your machine. I have only tested this program under system 7.01 and MacTCP 1.01. What does it cost ?Archie is Shareware and costs $6.00 US. See the README file or About Archie for details.Please replace  info-mac/comm/archie-client-0.9.hqx with this one.Chris McNeilMTA UniversitySackville NB [e-mail]#### BINHEX     broadcast-20.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 13 Feb 92 8:47:47 EST From: [e-mail]: Broadcast 2.1     This is the latest version of broadcast. It has a few bug fixes    but no user enhancements over version 2.0.    Broadcast will let you send messages to other people on a local    talk network who are also running broadcast.    Troy KelleyBroadCast 2.1a1 is available via anonymous ftp in the pub/utildirectory of host statlab.uni-heidelberg.de [129.206.113.100].BroadCast 2.1a1 is available for compatibility testing with System 7.0 Tune-Up. This version is also supposed to fix the incompatibility with Microsoft products on 68000 based Macs.This is an alpha release - it is likely to contain bugs.Send bug reports to: [e-mail] Lindenberg, January 23, 1992#### BINHEX     calypso-tool-10f1c2.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1992 16:40:17 PSTFrom: Bill Lipa <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Calypso Connection Tool 1.0f1c2[From AppleLink]Calypso is a Communications Toolbox Connection Tool designed to work with CCL(Communications Control Language) connection scripts.  CCL scripts wereoriginally created for use with the AppleLink program to describe a variety ofconnections to the AppleLink host.  With Calypso, scripts written in the CCLlanguage can be used to connect to many different kinds of systems using anycommunication software which uses the Comm Toolbox.  By using an appropriatescript, you can use Calypso with the FirstClass front end to connect to aFirstClass server, or with MacTerminal to connect to a Vax, etc.Version 1.0 f1c1 was released on AppleLink Sept. 18, 1992. Version 1.0 f1c2 was patched by Frederic Miserey to fix two small bugs, one ofwhich was a compatibility issue with System 7.1. It was released on AppleLinkNov. 20, 1992.      % Patched CheckTool in cdef and cset: It now compares toolProcID with     HomeResFile(ditlRes) and "jump" to CRMReleaseRF(toolProcID). This is     a good workaround to a System 7.1 resource manager "feature."          % Patched HandleDebugWindowEvent routine to use message&resumeFlag.[Archived as /info-mac/comm/calypso-tool-10f1c2.hqx; 141K]#### BINHEX     ccl-modem-tool-12.hqx   ****Subject: [*] - CCL Modem Tool 1.2Date: Sun, 22 Nov 1992 05:48:34 +0300From: Vladimir Butenko <[e-mail]>Organization: STALKER GmbHCCL Modem Tool 1.2 The CCL Modem Tool is a Connection Tool for Communications Toolbox.It lets you establish a connection with a remote computer through amodem attached to your Macintosh (or through shared network modems).It uses CCL script files (the same files as ARA uses) for controllingthe modem, thus the user interface is as clear and simple as it is inthe Apple's Remote Access Setup control panel. The tool can also traceCCL scripts. Balloon Help(tm) supported.Changes: several bugs (processing SBREAK, INCTRIES) are fixed. CCLengine modified to support some features of the LineShare(tm) CCL engine(like \r and \n for Carriage Return and Line Feed symbols).The CCL Modem Tool can be freely distributed on non-commercial basis.If you want to bundle the CCL Modem Tool with your products, contact:Stalker Software GmbHFax: 7(095) 938 2136 (Moscow)    49(221) 442 138  (Cologne)e-mail: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     cept-modem-tool-11.hqx   ****Subject: [*] - CEPT Modem Tool 1.1Date: Sun, 22 Nov 1992 05:50:41 +0300From: Vladimir Butenko <[e-mail]>Organization: STALKER GmbHCEPT Modem Tool 1.1 The CEPT Modem Tool is a Connection Tool for Communications Toolbox.It lets you establish a connection with a remote computer through amodem attached to your Macintosh (or through shared network modems).It supports low-level CEPT-1 protocol used in European Videotexsystems. It uses CCL script files (the same files as ARA uses) forcontrolling the modem, thus the user interface is as clear andsimple as it is in the Apple's Remote Access Setup control panel.The tool can also trace CCL scripts. Balloon Help(tm) supported.The CEPT Modem Tool can be freely distributed on non-commercial basis.If you want to bundle the CEPT Modem Tool with your products, contact:Stalker Software GmbHFax: 49(221) 442 138  (Cologne)      7(095) 938 2136 (Moscow)Internet: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     chat-11.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 12 Dec 1992 12:00:31 +0800 From: Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>Subject: comm/chat-110.hqx Chat v1.1.0 is a background only application that lets Macs withMacTCP 1.1 serve as a very primitive IRC.  Basically, once Chat isrunning on your mac, multiple people can Telnet to a port on your mac and have online discussions.  I wrote this to hold the weeklyonline meetings of the TopSoft group, which have proved verysuccessful.This version adds multiple independent channels, with independentlogging, some new commands (commands now start with a / likeIRC), and automatic word wrapping.Chat is free and should run under System 6 or 7, and requires MacTCP 1.1 or later.Hope you like it,   Peter.Chat 1.1.0 Copyright 1992, Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     communicator-20.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1992 16:09:30 -0500 From: David Kabal <[e-mail]>Subject: Communicator 2.0 Please replace the copy I originally sent you with this one. The partitionon the self-extracting archive's application was not big enough toself-extract on my machine (and presumably other people's as well). Thisisn't very serious but it could be inconvenient. Please do not change theblurb or information that comes with it. Thanks (sorry)Dave.----------David KabalCanadian Institute for Telecommunications ResearchInstitut Canadien de Recherche en TelecommunicationsYou are in an open field west of a big white house with a boardedfront door.There is a small mailbox here.#### BINHEX     counter-point-21.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 16 Oct 1992 02:03:37 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Ken B Kirksey)Subject: COUNTERPoint 2.1 COUNTERPoint 2.1 is an off-line reader that can be used with Cope) modules, Tabby) modules, WhiteMailer), macWoof), QWK) and others.  COUNTERPoint 2.1 provides a very flexible user interface for reading, posting and archiving Internet and Fidonet messages. COUNTERPoint 2.1 is modular is nature.  (At the present there are 5 major modules).  These modules can be used in any combination and can be eliminated all together without effecting the operation of CP 2.1 (though some features will disappear if the modules are not installed).   COUNTERPoint does not contain a fidonet mailer.  If you wish to use itas a fidonet point program, you'll need either MacWoof, Tabby call modules,or Copernicus call modules. COUNTERPoint is also an excellent offline QWK reader.  In fact, it's probably the best one available for the Mac. COUNTERPoint is shareware.  The registration fee is $45.#### BINHEX     easy-transfer-11.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 5 Jan 93 12:34:19 GMT From: [e-mail]: EasyTransfer update Hello folks,    here is an update of EasyTransfer (server and client) whichis currently in the info-mac/comm directory. Version 1.1 contains several bug fixes and some improvements. Hope youfind the time to replace it.Thanks,    Chris-------------------------- CUT HERE --------------------#### BINHEX     eudora-122.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 16 Jul 1992 17:18:54 -0800 From: [e-mail]: Eudora 1.2.2 This is a program that automatically handles mailing from a macintoshconnected to a unix server by a localtalk gateway.  It works great!#### BINHEX     fern-mail-11.hqx   ****Subject: Fernmail 1.1 [part 1 of 4] Organization: Snulbug Software From: [e-mail] (Dave Platt)Date: Tue, 11 Feb 92 18:15:29 -0800 This archive contains version 1.1 of Fernmail, an application which canbe used to read, compose, and send electronic mail on a Macintosh.Fernmail can be used for local (one-Mac) delivery of mail betweendifferent users of that Mac.  Fernmail is not, by itself, capable ofsending mail between different Macs or to other systems, but it can beused as a front- and back-end for several different uucp-based mailpackages, including uupc 2.1 and 3.0, Mac/gnuucp 4.3 and 4.6, andUUMac.  When properly configured, it is compatible with the mail-readingapplications or stacks provided with these packages.Fernmail 1.1 is a substantial upgrade to version 1.0, which was releasedin the spring of 1991.  There have been a number of functionalenhancements (Emacs-like cursor navigation, save-message-to-diskcapability), a substantial improvement in performance when working withlarge mailbox files, hooks for customized mail headers, improvedconformance with RFC 822, and a number of bug-fixes.Fernmail 1.1 is shareware.  I ask a contribution of $20 if you use itregularly.---Dave Platt    [e-mail]       (domain/MX)or  apple!snulbug!dplatt              (uucp path)or  [e-mail]     (non-MX Internet)-- cut here -- begin Fernmail 1.1 release .sea.hqx -- part 1 of 4 --#### TEXT       fetch-206-docs.txt   ****Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1992 08:34:32 -0500 From: [e-mail]: Fetch Help 2.1b4 Text File The great communication program Fetch located in the archives at Sumex inthe communication folder has interactive help.  I, as well as some of mycolleagues, prefer to read this offline in printed form.  I copied thishelp using Resedit from the program itself and take no credit for it butwish to only distribute it so other users may benefit from this.  Dartmouthand those that worked on this project deserve all the credit for thiswonderful application.**********************************************************************Larry Darnell                                         (904) 644-4720406 MCH, B-150                                        [phone] FaxFlorida State University                       Computer Support SpecialistTallahassee, FL 32306-4018                     [e-mail] HELPAbout Fetch...#### BINHEX     fetch-21.hqx   ****Date: 4 Sep 92 10:03:53 EDT From: [e-mail]: Fetch 2.1 available Fetch is a MacTCP-based FTP client for the Mac developedby Dartmouth College.  It is freely available for educational and non-profit use, and users in for-profit settings can license a copy for $25 (see the About box for details).Version 2.1 includes the following new features:* New menu layout.* View File and View File List commands (with searching and printing).* All windows are resizeable and size/position is remembered.* "Post-processing": Fetch can be configured to automatically open various file types with specific applications.  This is one way to get automatic expansion of Compact Pro and StuffIt! Deluxe archives.  You can also auto-open GIF files, run SEAs, etc.  This feature requires System 7.0.* A separate Transcript window to show network chit-chat.* Delete Folder works with non-empty folders.* Directory pop-up is more Mac-like (it shows hierarchy rather than just alist).* File sizes and dates can be shown (for Unix servers anyway).* Expanded preferences, including a default download folder, defaultpassword, default type/creator for binary files, the option of seeing"messages" from the server, and the ability to ignore files beginning with adot.* Shortcuts now include a starting directory.* Fetch sends and receives Get Info comments (if you use MacBinary orAppleSingle format).* Shortcuts can be reordered (click and drag).* Help can be searched and printed, and there is Balloon Help.* Shortcuts can be accessed directly from the File menu.* Optional translation of text files to and from 8-bit ISO character sets.* Servers that require "account information" (i.e. the ACCT command) aresupported.* Servers that use alternate TCP ports are supported.Fetch comes with an on-line manual which can be searchedand printed.  Bugs reports, suggestions, and inquiries forsite or source licenses should be sent to [e-mail] [e-mail] Software Development#### BINHEX     finger-135.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 24 Feb 1992 10:45:08 +0800 From: Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>Subject: Finger 1.3.5 Finger v1.3.5 & Fingerd v1.3.5 is an implementation of the UNIX Fingerprotocol for Macs with MacTCP.  Fingerd is a background only applicationthat allows you to be fingered, while Finger is a finger client, allowingyou to finger other machines, as well as allowing others to finger you.Both are System 7 friendly (but hopefully not dependent).Changes in this version:Actually included the correct version of the daemon (oops :-), fixing the   bug with QUIT appleevents that caused Fingerd to crash on ShutdownAdded a setable default for the Finger windowColourized icons - Thanks to Don Nash for the icons!Fixed it so that the strings which are returned by tokens are translated7->8Fixed %LOOKUP to not uppercase the line.Added a menu item to save the finger hierarchical menuAdded a preference to automatically open the Finger window on startupAdded Option-Quit to quit Fingerd & Finger.Change "Finger" to "Whois" when you click the Whois check boxReversed the position of user & machine so user comes firstAllow chained fingering in the client (eg [e-mail]@bar.edu)Should be more difficult to crash with out of memory, though stillpossible.Fixed the edit menu selections.Changed %LOG to put a time stamp in as well.They are Povertyware, which basically means you get to send me fivedollars if you can.  If you use these programs, drop me a note and sayhello! Hope you like them,   Peter <[e-mail]>.Finger 1.3.5 & Fingerd 1.3.5 Copyright 1991-1992, Peter N Lewis #### BINHEX     first-class-settings-11.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (LL Waire jr timothy a 410-882-7558)Subject: CyberMac BBS Settings 410-668-3903 Date: Sat, 20 Feb 93 12:53:06 EST Please find enclosed version 1.1 of the CyberMac BBS FirstClass settings file.This replaces the one current found in info-mac/comm.  FirstClass Client forthe Macintosh is required to use it. FirstClass Client is a graphically based communications program for callingFirstClass based BBSs.  It sports an interface that emulates the MacintoshFinder.  Some FC features include multi-threaded operations to allow you tosimultaneously upload files, download files and read conferences; commandline user interface (CLUI) for PC users; gateways to other FC BBSs, Internetand FidoNet; online viewers for graphics, sound and text; styled text inmessages; common functions on floating button palette; session statuswindow; multi file searching by file name, envelope or content..totally supportthe What You See Is What You Can Click On (WYSIWYCCO) philosophy! The setup file is configured to dial my BBS, CyberMac, at 410-922-7743.  TheBBS is connected to both FidoNet and Internet.  One Hayes Ultra 144 and oneHayes Optima 144 with fax are currently provided for your convenience.  Theseprovide CCITT V.32bis for 14.4 kbps data rates and CCITT V.42bisdata-compression for throughput up to 57.6 kbps. P.S. - Client software for Windows 3.1 is coming later this spring! Enjoy!-- Tim Waire, Administrator                                    FidoNet: 1:261/1138Integrated Network Systems                         Internet: [e-mail].O. Box 5874                                             Voice: [phone]Baltimore, MD 21208 USA             CyberMac - A FirstClass BBS: [phone]#### BINHEX     first-class-settings-20.hqx   ****Date: 26 Feb 1993 19:32:51 +0000 (GMT) From: Jonathan Baker <[e-mail]>Subject: FirstClass: Electronic Pen Settings Enclosed is version 2.0 of The Electronic Pen BBS settings file, for FirstClass.  To use this file, you will need FirstClass client, for the Macintosh.FirstClass is a truely 'first-class' BBS system, which supports multi-tasking, and has a fantastic Mac-like interface for all of it's work.  If you haven't tried it, and you have a modem, get it.  You won't regret it.The Electronic Pen is out of New Jersey, and has several great groups on Writing, records, and movies, as well as Fidonet links to groups like Cooking (a personal favorite), and others.  Supports 9600 baud.Have fun!#### BINHEX     first-class-user-207.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>Here is version 2.0.7 of the First Class BBS client.  The First ClassBBS system features a Mac-like interface that's a pleasure to use.  Ithas built in error checking and its own file transfer protocol.Transfers can be made in background while reading and answering mail.The Setup file I've included points to the University of Connecticut'sMac User Group BBS in Coventry, CT.  It's set for 2400, but the UMUG'sBBS supports up to 14.4K bps (a Practical Peripherals V.32bis Modem).The BBS software is fromSoftARC Inc.805 Middlefield Road, Suite 102Scarborough, Ontario  MIV 2T9Canada(416) 299-4723 Voice(416) 754-1856 FAX[phone] BBS (up to 14.4K bps)#### BINHEX     freddie-125.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 10 Feb 93 15:42:41 -0500 From: Nick Sklavounakis <[e-mail]>Subject: Freddie 1.2.5 Freddie 1.2.5Freddie lets users download their mail in a "packet" from BBS'sthat offer a QWK door. Using Freddie, users can read and respondto their mail offline at their leisure, and then send thosereplies back to the BBS in another packet. Freddie offers avariety of convenient features, such as full indexing of everyconference, sorting by four fields (including subject, whichsimulates threading), searching for a string, and more. Best ofall, Freddie is a true Mac application.Freddie 1.2.5 is an interim release that works with ZipIt underSystem 7 to provide automatic decompression of QWK packets.Freddie also allows full background operation, standardized tag-and tearlines, auto-routing of messages on PCRelay, support forMkQWK, default taglines, and more. Also, this version completelySystem 7-savvy, even in 32-bit mode.#### BINHEX     freeterm-20.hqx   ****Date  Fri, 9 Oct 87 12 58 18 PDTFrom  [e-mail] (Dave Platt)Subject  FreeTerm 2.0 now availableThis posting contains FreeTerm 2.0, a "dumb" glass-TTY emulatorthat supports XMODEM and MacBinary II.  Full documentation is includedin this Packit III package.Basic features and improvements over FreeTerm 1.8 -  FreeTerm 1.8 was limited to operation at speeds <= 2400 baud, which   limited its usefulness to dial-up connections.  FreeTerm 2.0   supports connections at 4800, 9600, 19200, and 57600 as well;  it   uses XOFF/XON flow control to prevent buffer overruns at high line   speeds [this feature can be disabled].-  FreeTerm 2.0 supports the new extensions to the MacBinary file-   encoding standard, as described in a document posted several   weeks ago.-  FreeTerm 2.0 is capable of unpacking any file that was packed by   PackIt I, II, or III, or any other utility that produces a   packed/compressed file in PackIt format.-  FreeTerm 2.0's window can be resized (24*80 down to 4*15).-  FreeTerm 2.0 remembers the most recent 20 full 24*80 screens;   you can scroll back through the saved lines in the usual fashion.-  You can send all 128 ASCII characters (and "break").-  "Fast-track" XMODEM is supported, for those of you who use   Compu$erve and have clean, error-free transmission lines.FreeTerm 2.0 is still free, as its name implies... noncommercialdistribution is encouraged;  commercial distribution is prohibitedwithout written permission of Dreams of the Phoenix, Inc.  FreeTerm2.0 is copyright 1987 by William Bond;  portions are copyright1986 by THINK Technologies, Inc. (which gives you a pretty goodidea of the development system that was used ;-)#### BINHEX     ftpd-201.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1993 09:21:21 +0800From: Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>Subject: /info-mac/comm/ftpd-201.hqxFTPd v2.0.1 and FTPd Setup v2.0.1 is a Macintosh FTP server for Macswith MacTCP.  FTPd allows other machines on the Internet to FTP orGopher to your Mac.  It requires System 7, File Sharing enabled, and MacTCP 1.1 (or later).  It honours the Users&Groups privileges and passwords, and supports multiple logins, anonymous FTP (user name anonymous or ftp), as well as MacBinary and BinHex transfers, and the "MACB" FTP command.  It runs either as a background only application,or as a normal application, displaying the log file.Changes since v1.1.0 include:* Gopher daemon support - this is the major change.* Supports resolving Aliases* Support Gopher TEXT and BinHex transfers, and file indexing* Scrambled&Two-way passwords.* Foreground and Background-only version* Foreground mode displays the log window* Support options to NLST and LIST -CspFl (cols, size in k, dir/, long)* Added a command to set the folder privs.* Added a way of changing passwords.* Fixed a bug that caused the server to lock up under high load.* Fixed a bug that could give spurious errors during MacBinary receives.* Handle changing from EtherTalk <-> Localtalk network connections.* SITE INDEX as a synonym for SITE F* Only log in to volumes you can access (Gopher and FTP)* Considerably faster than previous versions.FTPd is $10 shareware.Hope you like them,   Peter. <[e-mail]>FTPd v2.0.1 and FTPd Setup v2.0.1 Copyright 1992-93 Peter N Lewis #### BINHEX     gopher-app-13b52.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 10 Jul 92 23:44:32 EDT From: [e-mail]:     Fri Jul 10, 1992  4:12 pm  ESTFrom:     "Jeffrey L. Needleman" <[e-mail]:       [e-mail]:  GopherApp version 1.3b52Here's a new version of Don Gilbert's GopherApp.>GopherApp is an Internet information service program for>Macintosh computers.  It provides a Finder-like link to the range>of Internet Gopher services.>7 Jul 92, v 1.3b52 Various bug fixes to GopherApp, including>  long paths (>255 char) so now all wais searches should work,>  mapping to mac types extended to Gopher types, so e.g.,>    new gopher types can be incorporated thru user-editable map>    ('T'->'8' or 'g'->'9'), or change default behavior (have '0'>    text always displayed by favorite text editor),>  binhex transfer is revised, now is a lot FASTER,>  fixed "Save" bug when file opened from finder,>  pref: small icon views enabled,>  pref: disabled edit/new link unless smart user flips switch,>  pref: dropped "same window",>  pref: require user locate diggings folder before attempting to use it(This should replace /info-mac/comm/gopher-app-12b2.hqx)Jeff Needleman <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     graf-term.hqx   ****        Date: Tue, 30 Jun 92 00:36:33 EST From: [e-mail] (Elliotte Harold)Message-Id: <[e-mail]> To: [e-mail]: Grafterm tektronix emulator Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Mon, 29 Jun 1992 22:45:42 PDTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>This is a basic Tektronix and vt100 terminal emulator with supportfor Tektronix 4010/4014 style line graphics.  It's fairly oldand may or may not be compatible with later hardware and systems(It does work on an SE/30 running system 6.05.)but since a recent search of the archives turned up NO sharewareor freeware Tektronix emulators and since it will be referencedin the forthcomin FAQ for comp.sys.mac.comm I thought, I'd uploadit.  $50 shareware.#### BINHEX     hayes-modem-tool-102.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 26 Apr 92 18:24:32 -0400From: Jeffrey L. Needleman <[e-mail]>Subject: Hayes Modem Tool 1.0.2"The Hayes Modem Tool is a connection tool, for use with the MacintoshCommunications Toolbox, that provides easy and complete access to theadvanced features of Hayes modems.  Settings provided by the tool aredivided into five functional areas, accessible through a scrolling list ofpanels.  Each area controls some aspect of the modem or the connection.Written to the specifications of the Macintosh Communications Toolbox, theHayes Modem Tool can be used without modification by any program whichsupports the Macintosh Communications Toolbox.  The Hayes Modem Tool hasbeen designed for use with Hayes modems so that Hayes modem users can takefull advantage of their modems through applications supporting theMacintosh Communications Toolbox."This version 1.0.2 should replace info-mac/comm/hayes-modem-tool.hqx, whichis version 1.0.#### BINHEX     hyperftp-13.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 14 Sep 90 12:42:31 EDTFrom: [e-mail] (Douglas Hornig)Subject: hyperftp-13.hqxHyperFTP is a HyperCard stack that acts as an FTP (File Transfer Protocol)client.  With it you can transfer files between your Macintosh and FTP hostcomputers over the TCP/IP internet.  You must have HyperCard version 1.2 orlater, and MacTCP (Apple Computer's TCP/IP drivers) installed.  MacTCP isavailable for about $100 from APDA (800/282-2732).New in version 1.3:o A zoom feature on the directory entries field that will switch between a  names-only list and a full directory list.o File tranfers can be cancelled more reliably.o A bug that sometimes caused MacBinary and BinHex receives to crash has  been fixed.o About a million little things have been changed that I can't list here.I would again like to thank all the people who sent me their excellentcomments and suggestions.#### BINHEX     im-mac.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 18 Jan 93 10:31:58 +0100 From: [e-mail]: [*] new version of IM/Mac  Hello all,After uploading NET/Mac 2.3.15 last week, I hereby upload version 1.0b26wof IM/Mac (Ivo's Mailer for the Macintosh), which you can use along withNET/Mac. Although the 2 programs can be used on a local network it is real-ly written for ham-radio use...Regards,Adam van Gaalen#### BINHEX     ircle-126.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 93 20:43:00 MET From: Olaf Titz <[e-mail]>Subject: ircle 1.2.6 This is a Macintosh IRC (Internet Relay Chat) client. It allows you to talk to people all over the world over the Internet.It will run on any Mac with System version 6.0 or greater and the MacTCP driver, version 1.0 or greater.This is free software according to the GNU General Public License (any version). Refer to the file COPYING for precise terms and conditions.Send comments, suggestions, bug reports etc. to:Olaf Titz  <[e-mail]>Source uploaded separately.#### BINHEX     kermit-099-188.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 11 Mar 93 18:51:15 CST From: [e-mail]: MacKermit 0.99(188) submission This is MacKermit 0.99(188) which I got from microlib.cc.utexas.edu.It comes with macro files for UNIX, VMS, IBM3081 which I don't have thechance to learn or use. However it seems to work with setting files fromold days of 0.98(40). This should replace files /comm/kermit-099-185.hqxin the archive.LiuP.S. Sorry I don't know by which utility it was compressed becuaseStuffIt Expander had take care of it all. In case you got a problemto debinhex and decompress it, try StuffIt Expander under /util/directory. As Jeff Needleman always said, it is free and it works.(Hope this quotation is correct!)#### BINHEX     kermit-tool-gh-12.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 13 Jan 93 16:19 CSTFrom: [e-mail]: Kermit Tool GH 1.2 SubmissionInfo-Mac:  Please place this, version 1.2 of my Kermit Tool forthe Communications Toolbox in your archives.     The improvements in both form and function are too many tobe mentioned briefly. Suffice it to say that I highly recommendall current users switch to this implementation.    I suggest it be placed as info-mac/comm/kermittool_gh12.hqx  ---------------------------------------------------------------Glenn R. Howes            /\   Kermit Tool GH/ YModem Tool [e-mail]  \/   hometown: Frostbite Falls, MN---------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     lee-mail-124.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 15 Jun 92 13:36:28 EST From: Lee Fyock <[e-mail]>Subject: LeeMail 1.2.4 LeeMail 1.2.4 is a MacTCP-based SMTP mailer for the Mac.  LeeMail acts like a "regular" internet host when sending and receiving mail.  No dedicated servers (even on a unix machine) are needed.Version 1.2.4 is mainly a bug-fix release over 1.2.1.LeeMail runs under systems 6 and 7 and is 32-bit clean.  If you have any questions, please mail me at the address below.Lee------------------------------------------------------------------------Lee Fyock                                          The MITRE [e-mail]                                     Bedford, Massachusetts#### BINHEX     lineshare-supra-scripts.hqx   ****Subject: [*] LineShare scripts for SupraFaxModems Date: Mon, 1 Feb 1993 05:02:14 +0300 From: Vladimir Butenko <[e-mail]>Organization: STALKER GmbH  This set of LineShare scripts allows  you  to  support  SupraFaxModems (up to V32bis) with the LineShare 1.2b software - so you  can  receive faxes, ARA/Hermes/TeleFinder/QuickaMail  or  other  data  calls  using the  same  device.  And  you  can  make  outgoing  calls   when   your BBS/Mail/FAX is waiting for incoming calls. Please note, that all scripts are called  Supra  Fax2&xxxx.  It  means that your fax software should work with your Supra modem employing Fax Class 2 commands (FaxSTF defaults to Class 1 for Supra). Also note that only firmware version "H" (or  later)  really  supports incoming call type detection. You  can  check  this  with  the  "ATI3" command - the modem answers with "V1.200-X", where "X" is the firmware version. If your modem has  an  older  firmware  version,  modem  will answer as FAX to all incoming calls. Ask Supra for free ROM upgrade  - explaining them the reason. The ARA/LineShare file is attached again - the 12000 bps was missed in the previous one. P.S. "EXAR" scripts where tested with GVC modems - and  they  seem  to work... Vladimir.#### BINHEX     lineshare-zyxel-scripts.hqx   ****Subject: [*] ZyXEL scripts for LineShare 1.2 Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1992 13:51:06 +0300 From: Vladimir Butenko <[e-mail]>Organization: STALKER GmbH  This is the set of LineShare 1.2b scripts for ZyXEL modems. These scripts don't use ZyXEL voice facilities (since they are not supported with LineShare yet), but they can be used to share your single modem line between any comm application and: ZyXEL Fax&ARA        - Fax software (like FaxSTF) and ARA server ZyXEL Fax&TeleFinder - Fax software and Telefinder BBS host. ZyXEL Fax&Hermes     - Fax software and Hermes     BBS host. ZyXEL Fax&MultiData  - Fax software and TeleFinder and QuickMail hosts Read the docs published with LineShare. To adapt these scripts to non-ZyXEL modems, just open them (they are plain text files) and edit modem commands following the instruction written in the script header comments. We'll publish sets for other modems soon, and we hope to produce the version of LineShare that supports voice features of modern modems. Happy New Year! Vladimir.#### BINHEX     mac-ppp-10.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 31 Jan 93 21:15:22 [phone]From: My only hope is that this works. <[e-mail]>I thought that I put some sort of header into this file before, butthen again...This file is MacPPP version 1.0, not 1.0 beta--this is the "real"thing. A copy is also located at merit.edu, which is where thisfile comes from. I noticed that 1.0b was in the info-mac/commdirectory and thought that an update would be in order.25-Jan-93 23:54:35-GMT,56044;000000000011Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA14367; Mon, 25 Jan 93 15:54:33 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA08750; Mon, 25 Jan 93 15:54:31 PSTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from cats.UCSC.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id AA13808;        Mon, 25 Jan 93 15:32:50 PST Received: from am.UCSC.EDU by cats.UCSC.EDU with SMTP id AA25175; Mon, 25 Jan        93 15:32:46 -0800 From: [e-mail]: by am.ucsc.edu (5.65/4.7) id AA00626; Mon, 25 Jan 93 15:32:43 -0800        Date: Mon, 25 Jan 93 15:32:43 -0800 Message-Id: <[e-mail]> To: [e-mail]-To: [e-mail]-Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 15:54:30 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     maclayers-120.hqx   ****From: Eric Rosen <[e-mail]>Date: Sun, 17 Jan 1993 23:10:51 -0800 Subject: comm/maclayers-120.hqx                       Announcing MacLayers v1.20                           17 January, 1993                              Summary                              -------     A new version of the MacLayers multi-window terminal emulator for     UNIX systems is available by anonymous ftp to rascal.ics.utexas.edu     [128.83.138.20].  Please access rascal during off-peak hours.  Look     in mac/communications/MacLayers.     Eric Rosen has taken over development of MacLayers from Dave     Trissel, who has given up trying to find time to work on it.     This is Eric's first MacLayers release.  The major new feature of     this release is support for 38400 and 57600 bps.  There are also     some bug fixes and other improvements.  Eric plans more to come.     For 1.10 users, you can use the 1.10 version of layers, but you     need to compile the new macbput.  You also need to make new     settings startup files since the format has changed.                          About MacLayers                          ---------------     MacLayers is a vt100 terminal emulator that allows multiple     terminal windows to be opened to a host simultaneously over a     single serial connection.  The remote host computer must be a     UNIX(TM) system which has sockets support. Each terminal window     may be associated with a shell, login to a different host, or an     individual command. Complete facilities are available for     controlling the window and the associated host processes attached     thereto.     MacLayers is free for all to use, but is not in the public     domain.  You may not sell MacLayers or any program derived from     it.                     What's New in MacLayers 1.20                     ----------------------------The most important aspect of MacLayers release 1.20 is that itcelebrates a new primary MacLayers developer.  Dave Trissel has givenup trying to find time to work on MacLayers and has instead turned itover to Eric Rosen.  This is Eric's first MacLayers release.Major New Features:1.  Support for 38400 and 57600 bps rates.2.  "Open" option added to File menu; in non-layers mode, this    allows one to open previously saved settings files.3.  "Save As" option modified so that it is possible to save    the settings to the currently opened settings file.4.  Copy-Paste facility in the edit menu.Major Fixes:1.  Powerbooks with internal modems no longer hangup when layers mode    is shut down.2.  The "Hangup" menu choice now actually hangs up Hayes compatible modems.MacLayers v1.20 can be FTP'd from rascal.ics.utexas.edu[128.83.138.20].  Please access rascal only during off-peak hours.It will soon be available at sumex-aim.stanford.edu andmac.archive.umich.edu as well.You will need two files: one containing source to be compiled on aUnix host, the other containing the Macintosh application anddocumentation. Please read the enclosed documentation before sendingcomments to [e-mail]!#### BINHEX     macwoof-153.hqx   ****Date: 03 Sep 1992 17:15:42 -0500 (CDT) From: [e-mail]: macwoof 1.5.3 Enclosed is MacWoof 1.5.3. The latest update to Craig Vaughan personalFidonet mailer for the Macintosh. MacWoof allows you to connect to a Bossfidonet BBS running any Fidonet compliant mail program and downlaod all ofyour mail, send your outgoing mail, and download and upload files.MacWoof is peerware -- the messages you post indicate at the bottom howlong you have been "evaluating" the program without paying for it.This will most likely be the last update to MacWoof for several months, asMr. Vaughan is now working on other projects.--Rob [e-mail]                     [e-mail] would get help for my net addiction . . .                                 . . .if I could find the proper newsgroup.#### BINHEX     minitel.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Mar 1993 16:30:23 -0600 From: [e-mail] (Marc Bizer)Subject: new Minitel emulator without password and account number Dear Moderators,        I'm sending a new copy of the Minitel emulator, this time withoutthe account number and password of the poor chap who sent it to me.        Yours truly,        Marc Bizer#### BINHEX     mp-ii-demon-dial-12.hqx   ****        Date: Fri, 15 May 92 16:24:27 EST From: [e-mail] (Elliotte Harold)Message-Id: <[e-mail]> To: [e-mail]: Demon Dial 1.2 submission Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Fri, 15 May 1992 16:43:24 PDTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>The latest version of this Microphone II 4.0 settings document to automatically dial a series of phone numbers and record the response of the other end of the line features substantially improved handling of long distance phone numbers and the ability to handle mnemonic numbers like 555-MACS.#### BINHEX     mubbs-11.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: mubbs1.1.cpt.hqx Date: Fri, 27 Nov 92 16:03:45 PST   I'm sending you the second version of MUBBS (1.1).   MUBBS is a BBS program that run on all Macintoshes from the Mac Plusonward (although I have heard people claim that it will run on a 512Kas well). It's highly configurable with an easy-to-use graphicinterface for all computer users! However, it's not a plug-and-playtypical Mac program. For those who were frustrated with the firstversion (0.5), you'll be pleased to know that this version contains afew bug fixes, some new utilities, a text editor, and more detaileddocumentation.  There is lots of support available for MUBBS, including many newmodules. Most of them are available on AOL or on the MUBBS support BBS(The number is listed in the file). Best of all, MUBBS is FREEWARE! Tomy knowledge, it is the only available free BBS program for the Mac.  Please note that I AM NOT THE AUTHOR OF MUBBS, merely the personposting the program.  You need system 6.07 or later. While it does work under Multifinderin the background, it is highly recommended that you have a seperatecomputer for your BBS.Enjoy!Bill [e-mail](Nancy's Fiance)28-Nov-92  0:49:29-GMT,481366;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA18891; Fri, 27 Nov 92 16:49:15 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA01134; Fri, 27 Nov 92 16:49:11 PSTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from whistler.sfu.ca by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id        AA18584; Fri, 27 Nov 92 16:05:06 PST Received: from fraser.sfu.ca by whistler.sfu.ca (5.65/SFU-2.0) id AA11192;        Fri, 27 Nov 92 16:04:49 -0800 Received: by fraser.sfu.ca (920330.SGI/911001.SGI) for        [e-mail] id AA14459; Fri, 27 Nov 92 16:04:43        -0800 From: [e-mail]-Id: <[e-mail]> Subject: no subject (file transmission) To: [e-mail]: Fri, 27 Nov 92 16:04:41 PST X-Mailer: ELM [version 2.3 PL11] Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Fri, 27 Nov 1992 16:49:10 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     mubbs-login-security.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: no subject (file transmission) Date: Fri, 27 Nov 92 15:45:08 PST Hello,This folder contains a primitive security system for the MUBBS BBS system. It's merely a modified log in module that allows new users to sign up, but will time them out as soon as they reach the main menu. I am uploading this module with the permission of the MUBBS authors. I did the modification myself.MUBBS is, to my knowledge, the only freeware BBS program available for the macintosh. Version 1.1 is available from mac.archive.umich, and the most recent version is available from the MUBBS Support BBS at [phone]. There's good support for MUBBS available, so I highly encourage anyone looking for a BBS program to check it out!.(CUT HERE)*************************************************************#### BINHEX     ncsa-telnet-25.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 13 Jul 92 15:16:03 CDT From: [e-mail] (Jim Browne)Subject: Telnet 2.5 final distribution Included is a binhex'd Stuffit archive of NCSA/BYU Telnet 2.5.  This is the latest version and supersedes all previous versions.  A readme is included inthe archive.Full MPW source code and documentation is available via ftp to ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu/Mac/Telnet/Telnet2.5/Telnet2.5src.sit.hqx/Mac/Telnet/Telnet2.5docs/Telnet2.5docs.sit.hqxThis is the latest effort by Scott Bulmahn and Jim Logan.  I'm just the postman, so don't mail me, mail [e-mail] (or, for bugs,[e-mail]).Jim Browne                                          | [e-mail]  |NCSA/STG System Administrator                       | [e-mail] |System Administration: Where the fun never ends...  | [phone]         |#### BINHEX     net-agent.hqx   ****Subject: NetAgent.sea.Hqx Date: Wed, 17 Jun 1992 14:16:31 +0200 From: Per Henrik Johansen <[e-mail]>This is an agent developed as part of a diploma thesis in Informatics atOstfold Regional College in the spring of 1992.This agent will pick out news for you, monitor your mail-boxes and fingerpersons of your choice. You will need an account on an UNIX-machine to haveany use of this agent. Read the ducumentation supplied.Authors: Nina Beate Olsen, Morten Kristiansen and Per Henrik Johansen.------------------ cut here ---------------------#### BINHEX     net-feed-101.hqx   ****Date:         Tue, 09 Apr 91 20:25:20 ESTFrom: Shadow <[e-mail]>Organization: Excellent!.Software.Subject:      NetFeed v101 - updated version of NNTP serverHere is the latest update to NetFeed, the UseNet interfaceprogram for the Macintosh.  This program only works with NNTPservers that are able to be called via dial-in lines.Questions/comments may be directed to the authors at:Brad Boyer ([e-mail])  Bill Burns ([e-mail])P.O. Box 1662                   P.O. Box 648Gaylord, MI 49735               "     "#### BINHEX     net-wize-095.hqx   ****Date: 2 Dec 91 11:52:00 CDTFrom: "ROBIN JACKSON" <[e-mail]>Subject: NetWize_v095              NetWize v0.9.5 - AN APPLETALK MANAGER FOR THE MACII              ---------------------------------------------------                 Oops, sorry forgot to set the memory size for multifinder (700k+), its should be fixed now.   Since a lot of people have asked for the MacII version even before itwas completed I decided to release it in this state.  It is mostly functional,those bits which don't for one reason or another, have had theirmenu's disabled.  This is not a feature that you will have topay to get holdof its just that they are not properly completed yet to my satrisfaction. Youmay think that most of this is unsatifactory, well you have your opinion I've got mine.   There is a simple online HELP system provided, but functions mainly tostate what is available and what is not.  What is available I hope you have fun with, ie Network maps, Internet Lists, ECHO that works, Node Histories,Zone Statistics, Responder etc.    Once again thanks for all the kind words in tha past year for ATM v04 and v05.              Robin Jackson#### BINHEX     news-watcher-13d6.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 14 Dec 92 15:47:10 EST From: [e-mail] (Thomas R. Blake)Subject: [*] newswatcher1.3d6 Folks,    Find here enclosed the latest development version of NewsWatcher. (Version 1.3d6)  It would appear from the about box that Steve Falkenburgis no longer supporting this fine old usenet news-reader, however the listof people credited with modifications looks formidable.    I am not one of the authors, I don't even know them.  I'm not a betatester, I have nothing whatsoever to do with this product.  I am simply ahumble user.  Many thanks to Steve for his original work, and to the folkswho have been updating it.                                                Tom Blake                                                Binghamton University#### TEXT       nuntius-111-docs.txt   ****Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1992 08:42:40 -0500 From: [e-mail]: Nuntius V1.1.1d9 Text File This is the help for Nuntius v1.1.1, a wonderful communication program andnews reader.  This help file was taken from the balloon help provided inthe program itself.  I, as well as some of my colleagues, prefer to readthis offline in printed form.  I take no credit for it.  I did add a shortglossary of terms to explain the differences in terminology not discussedin the help files.  That is the only thing I take credit for.  I hope thishelps people like it has helped us.**********************************************************************Larry Darnell                                         (904) 644-4720406 MCH, B-150                                        [phone] FaxFlorida State University                       Computer Support SpecialistTallahassee, FL 32306-4018                     [e-mail] 1.1.1d9A Newsreader for the Mac#### BINHEX     nuntius-111d17.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 20 Jan 1993 15:48:08 -0500From: [e-mail] (Michael Roman)Subject: Nuntius 1.1.1d17Here's Nuntius 1.1.1d17. This file has just ONE copy of Nuntius itself, thebug fix list and Nuntius notes. It is also only binhex'ed only once. Shouldbe a little smaller, faster and a little less confusing.Many thanks to Bill Lipa, Super Moderator, for making the original even usable.Mike [e-mail]#### BINHEX     ping-11.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 19 Apr 92 16:13:19 +0200 From: [e-mail]: Ping - version 1.1 Trust me to release the next version not even a week later...This version of the smallest system 7 chat program aroundadds two bug fixes (one of which was crashing) a documentationclarification (Program Linking must be on) and the NAME ofthe sender of a message... Still runs in 30 K and leaves lessthan 8K of footprint on disk.Source included.#### BINHEX     query-it-11.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 21 Aug 92 15:16:24 ADT From: "Chris McNeil" <[e-mail]>Subject: Query it! version 1.1 Enclosed is Query it! version 1.1. This is a free program that is used to look up name server records ( sort of like nslookup does on unix machine)Replaces info-mac/comm/Query-it-1.0.hqxPlease report bugs to [e-mail] ( note change of address from previous version) Added Features- Color icons              - balloon help              - Query button is now default (ie press return to do query)              - returns multiple A records (up to four for machines with multiple                IPnumbers)              - returns the preference number with the MX record              - result displays are formatted much nicer              - Animated cursor ( so you know lookup is in progress )Bug fixed     - now returns MX records for domain names as well as host names              Bug Added     - MX preferences of > 255 are not correct ( I think this is a bug                in MacTCP but I'm not sure)Chris McNeilSystems [e-mail]#### BINHEX     quick-b.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 13 Mar 93 02:09:44 CST From: [e-mail]: QuickB DA V1.0 (Dec. 4, 1990) submission This may look like an ancient piece. However, I still upload it to Info-Macin case some people might need it. It was compressed by StuffIt and alsobinhexed. I don't know which version of StuffIt it was used except it isold enough to crash StuffIt Lite 3.0.4. Be careful if you insist to usesuch version of StuffIt to decompress and debinhex it. The followinginformation is extracted from its ReadMe file. Since the address is veryold, you may need to contact Aladdin System Inc. to make sure your check,letters, inquire, etc. doesn't go to the wrong place. I got it from CI$Mac Comm Forum. Where else do you expect?>>>>                                    QuickB DA                                    ------ --                        Forest Hills, N. Y. 11375-5133                              v.1.0 of Dec. 4, 1990.                QuickB Desk Accessory was written by Raymond Lau.                         Copyright 1988,89, Raymond Lau.    QuickB Download is shareware. Try it a few times. If you like it, find   it useful, or save some money off your CompuServe bills, please register                       it by sending $15 to the author:                                 Raymond Lau                                100-04 70 Ave.                        Forest Hills, N. Y. 11375-5133                                   U. S. A.           (Note: Registered QuickB Download users need not re-register.)                                 Introduction                                 ------------QuickB DA is a desk accessory written for the CompuServe user who uploads anddownloads frequently.  QuickB is a new protocol which allows for significantspeed gains and time savings when up/downloading from CompuServe.  While sometelecom programs are starting to support the QuickB protocol, many othersdo not.  With QuickB DA, you can take advantage of this protocol from withinthese telecommunications programs.>>>>Liu#### BINHEX     qvt.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Prof. L.G. Leduc)Date: Sat, 10 Oct 92 15:02:05 EDTQVT is a DEC VT220 Terminal Emulator for the Mac. It works well under bothSystem 6.0x and System 7.0. QVT supports international diacriticalcharacters and most file transfer protocols such Kermit, Xmodem, Ymodem,and MacBinary.#### BINHEX     qwk-130.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 22 Mar 93 04:24:39 PST From: [e-mail] (Pseudo-Barry)Subject: Here's a program to be put up on yoru FTP site... This file shoudl be named something like "QWK-1.30.sit.hqx"  Please direct any comments or replies regarding this submission to [e-mail].  (I very seldom use the [e-mail] account which I am sending this from.)  File follows...---------------QWK 1.30    This is a simple QWK-format offline mail reading package.In order to use it, you also need a good text editor, anda program to extract the contents of .ZIP files.  I recommendBBEdit 2.2 and UnZIP 2.0, together with a patch that's floatingaround out there to add word-wrapping capability to BBEdit.Of course, you need a terminal program too.    Instead of staying online, connected to a BBS formany minutes, or sometimes even hours, reading th emessages, andcomposing your replies to them, many BBSes now offer youthe option of downloading all your new messages as a.QWK packet.  You can then decode and read the messages offline,compose your replies, and upload your replies in the formof a .REP packet.  Even if it takes you hours to read andreply to all your messages, you only have to spend afew minutes actually connected to the BBS.    This package consists of a program called QWK, which willconvert the contents of a .QWK packet into a readible textfile, which you may read with any text editor, and anotherprogram called REP, which will take a text file created byyou, containing all of your replies and new messages,and convert it to a .REP packet that yu may upload tothe BBS to post your messages.#### BINHEX     qwk-reader.hqx   ****From: theborg![e-mail] (Locutus of Borg)Subject: QWK, a mail reader for Macintosh:comp.binaries.mac [part 1 of 2] Date: Fri, 17 Jul 92 22:07:15 -0700 (PDT) This is a program that a friend of mine wrote.  It will allow you toread messages produced by "QWK" compatible message archiveing doors,typically found on PC-based BBS's.  Using these doors, you can "pack"all of your new messages into a single file, download that file, andread it "offline" (while NOT connected to the BBS) at your convenience.This saves in telephone charges and time on the phone, especially if youare calling a long distance BBS.This program is currently rather crude.  It will only "de-crypt" themessages, and place them in an ASCII text file.  It is up to you to readthe messages (using a separate text editor or word processor), and itis up to you to compose replies, by logging in to the BBS and typingthem yourself.  This is explained below.This program is being written with little or no knowledge of the formatof QWK packets and ".REP" reply packets.  Therefore, any information youcan provide would be extremely helpful to the author.  It will enablehim to add more features to this program, including message readingwhile within the program, automatic creation of reply ".REP" packets,etc.  If you have this information, PLEASE send a message to either theauthor, or me (from Internet: [e-mail] [e-mail]; America Online: DonaldBurr)This program has been tested on a variety of Macs, running under variousflavors of system software.  It is System 7 compatible, and is 32-bitclean.  It has also been tested with various PC BBS's and QWK doors.This file is compressed using StuffIt 1.5.1, which just about any pro-gram out there can read.It is shareware.  The only restriction as to its distribution is thatit may not be distributed through, or by, the CompuServe InformationService network or any of its affiliates.The author may be reached from the Internet at "[e-mail]", oron America Online as "TheBob".---+----------------------------------------+-[Internet Addresses]---------------+: Locutus of Borg                        : [e-mail]       :: (In real life: Donald Burr)            : theborg![e-mail]       :: Carpinteria, CA  USA                   : [e-mail]  :: dschub!sbanet!theborg![e-mail]  : America Online: DonaldBurr         :+----------------------------------------+------------------------------------+:                         Resistance is futile.                               :+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+-- cut here -- begin QWK.sit.hqx -- part 1 of 2 --#### BINHEX     radio-config.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 27 Aug 92 12:04:14 +0200 From: [e-mail]: [*] Environment for IM/Mac and NET/Mac  Hello all,This file contains a complete environment for IM/Mac and NET/Mac, sothat people that want to get onto the ham-radio tcp/ip-network havea configuration to start with, as well as some files that may be usedas examples to set up their own environment.#### BINHEX     radio-im-mac-10b25b.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 27 Aug 92 12:01:29 +0200 From: [e-mail]: [*] IM/Mac, mailer for ham-radio tcp/ip  Hello all,Here is IM/Mac1.0b25b. IM/Mac (written by Ivo Van Ursel, ON1XK) is themost beautifull mailer I have ever seen for the ham-radio tcp/ip world.Ivo has give me permission to upload his program to your archives.#### BINHEX     radio-netmac-2315.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 6 Jan 93 09:33:00 +0100 From: [e-mail]: [*] NET/Mac 2.3.15  Hello all,I am uploading NET/Mac 2.3.15, the TCP/IP application for ham-radio-operators. This version contains quite a number of enhancements, likeMacIP support, SLFP protocol support, and new AppleTalk drivers.Most of these mods came from Dewayne Hendricks, WA8DZP.This version obsoletes info-mac/comm/radio-netmac-2311.hqxRegards,Adam van Gaalen PA2AGA#### BINHEX     rn-mac-05b.hqx   ****Subject: rnMac 0.5b Date: Sun, 7 Mar 1993 12:54:26 -0500 From: Roy Wood <[e-mail]>Dear friendly archivist:Please replace the current version of rnMac with this update.  I believethat the current version is /info-mac/comm/rnmac04.hqx or maybe that's/info-mac/app/rnmac04.hqx.  Anyway, the new one should be:/info-mac/comm/rnmac05b.hqxModifications from version 0.4b are:March 1993 - v 0.5b- removed the SysBeep “feature” that caused rnMac 0.4b to beep   constantly (a leftover debugging warning, activated when   *((long *) 0L != 0x50FFC001, which I was doing as part of an   attempt to catch dereferences of nil handles and pointers))- added REALNAME capability- added a “Discard” option to the alert shown when mail/news is   being sent (sorry!)- fiddled with newsrc and article reader to allow for really monstrous   feeds and large files (i.e. use long's instead of int's wherever possible)- Ha!  Got that #&^%!#*&^%$* bug in the newsrc.c code that caused all   those crashes.  It's about time.- improved TE32K code to v1.2 with modifications suggested by Lee A. Fyock   <[e-mail]> and Patrick C. Beard <[e-mail]>;   TE32K now supports colour highlighting, better double-click + dragging, and   also correctly returns a copy of the text via TE32KGetText-Roy Wood#### BINHEX     skynet-settings.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 14 Feb 93 10:34:46 EST From: [e-mail] (Matthew Simpson)Subject: skynet_fc_setting12.sea This is the latest version of the skyNET settings file. skyNET Australia runson a Mac IIvi, with 3 Hard Disks and 2 CD-ROM drives. It has multiple lines,each with a PSI COMStation 5, all speeds upto 14,400 bps with MNP errorcorrection and compression. skyNET currently has links to FidoNet, InterNet andother First Class systems in Australia and Internationally. Also Fax send andreceive capabilities. The skyNET number is 61 (3) 562 2624, Fax [phone]. Copyright @ 1993 skyNET Australia.#### BINHEX     speed-message-ii-20.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1993 15:32:51 EST From: [e-mail]: [*] Speed Message II (v2.0) - E-mail Utility Speed Message IIversion 2.0This is a simple e-mail program created for small networks of Macs.Self-Extracting Archive (once de-hqx'd)Thanks,Scott Johnson23-Feb-93  0:18:24-GMT,161058;000000000401Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA20746; Mon, 22 Feb 93 16:18:08 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA18017; Mon, 22 Feb 93 12:57:13 PSTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from CVAX.IPFW.INDIANA.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id        AA13406; Mon, 22 Feb 93 12:42:00 PST Received: by CVAX.IPFW.INDIANA.EDU (MX V3.1C) id 7973; Mon, 22 Feb 1993        15:41:06 EST Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1993 15:33:33 EST From: [e-mail]: [e-mail]-Id: <[e-mail]> Subject: [*] Speed Message II (v2.0) - E-mail Utility Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1993 12:57:12 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     stacked-news-13.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 14 May 1992 13:30:30 +0100 From: [e-mail] (Georg Gollmann)Subject: StackedNews 1.3 Hello,in the attachment please find the latest iteration of my HyperCardnewsreader "StackedNews". Version 1.3 now handles newsgroup lists of more than 5000 entries (and canbe easily configured to handle a lot more). Besides that I have polishedthe user interface, mainly in the area of menu handling.For more information on "StackedNews" see the help card of the stack.Thanks for the archive !Dipl.Ing. Georg Gollmann           [e-mail]-Wien, EDV-Zentrum               [phone]/3611 (voice)Gusshausstr. 25                    [phone]  (fax)A-1040 Wien, Austria#### BINHEX     talk-110.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Mar 1993 13:10:11 +0800 From: Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>Subject: comm - Talk v1.1.0 _______________________________________________________________________Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>             Ph: [phone]Talk v1.1.0 & Talkd v1.1.0 is an implementation of the UNIX Talkprotocol for Macs with MacTCP.  Talkd is a background only applicationthat notifies you when a talk connection is requested, and Talk is a talk client, allowing you to talk to other machines. Talk and Talkd work with both System 6 and 7.This is basically a bug fix release.  I keep saying "Talk really needs a major rewrite", but I keep not doing it, so I may as well make the current version available.Changes since v1.0.6:~Option to automatically connect to incoming talk requests.~Dimmed the Talk button when an invalid address was selected.~Changed RecieveKey to use TEInsert instead of TEKey to avoid TE callingShieldCursor~Added Zoom state preserving.~Preserve text selection across RecieveKey - still flickers though :(~Support selecting a particular terminal to talk to.Talk&Talkd are Shareware, $5.Hope you like them,   Peter. <[e-mail]>Talk 1.1.0 & Talkd 1.1.0 Copyright 1992-93, Peter N Lewis #### BINHEX     tele-finder-301.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Feb 93 15:16:17 CST From: [e-mail] (Eric Hoffmann)Subject: telefinder-301.hqx Here is the latest version of the TeleFinder GUI telecommunication clientsoftware for the Macintosh. There are over 2,000 TeleFinder bulletin boardsaround the world in Sweden, Germany, Italy, France, the Netherlands, Japan,Canada, the Virgin Islands, or wherever you happen to live.TeleFinder v3.01 runs on all Macs from the Plus through the Quadras, and is32-bit clean, System 7.0 "Savvy," and includes full balloon help for thenew user.Included with this archive is a listing of TeleFinder bulletin boards thatwas compiled and checked for accuracy during January & February of thisyear. TeleFinder's default phone number is set to the U. of Chicago'sbulletin board. You should examine the included list and change the numberto a board that is closer to where you live. To change the number,highlight the modem setup and click on the "Change" button.This version fixes a bug that affected pasting information into theAuto-Dialer window, and it also eradicates a bug which caused a crash whena modem setup file was deleted by the user.Note to moderators: this file should replace telefinder-30.hqx#### BINHEX     tele-finder-302-updater.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 21 Mar 93 22:50:15 CST From: [e-mail] (Eric Hoffmann)Subject: tele-finder-302-updater This standalone updater will convert the archive tele-finder-301.hqx toTeleFinder User v3.02. TeleFinder/User 3.02 supports the same customappleevents as TeleFinder Pro 2.02 with the following exceptions:* kAEDoScript - is not supported since TeleFinder User does not do  Macros.        * kAEConnectToHost - accepts a modem setup name rather than a host name.        * kAEAddToOutbox - ignores the bbs name paramter.Supra users and others may notice that it is easier to connect toTeleFinder Hosts with this newer version of the client software. Eric Hoffmann                      312/702-7500 voice  [[e-mail]]         312/702-3185 fax                                       312/702-2146 BBS#### BINHEX     terminal-22.hqx   ****Subject: Terminal 2.2 Date: Mon, 13 Apr 92 23:55:11 -0700 From: [e-mail] below please find version 2.2 of Terminal, written by Erny Tontlinger. I have tested that the program compiles correctly and runs. I can bereached as [e-mail].  I'm sending this in via dialup slip,so any "from" address in the header won't work.Here is the author's description:Terminal 2.2 compact powerful serial communication program. Scrollablecapture buffer. Continous capture to and send from TEXT file. Software orhardware handshake. XModem, YModem, ZModem, QuickB file transfer. AutomaticMacBinary format recognition, offline extraction, creation. Builtin Cinterpreter executes scripts from TEXT files (modem-setup auto-logon BBS).Text string macros. Program is free. C source available.Source is included, and I might add that Terminal 2.2 supports theCommToolBox under Think C 5.0.2.#### BINHEX     termulator.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 8 May 91 16:31:53 EDTFrom: [e-mail] (James Stricherz)Subject: Termulator - a mac terminal emulatorTermulator is a terminal emulator that supports:-scripting-vt100 emulation [I use it with emacs on unix boxes successfully]-xmodem, zmodem transfer protocols [but not kermit!]It's shareware, and I got it from Genie. It's in a CompactorProSelfExtracting Archive.James [e-mail]---------------#### BINHEX     termy-20.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 7 Sep 92 18:43 WETFrom: "Alun J. Carr" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Termy 2.0 - a CTB comms programEnclosed is a copy of Termy release 2.0 from ICE, sent to meby Tim Endres of ICE. It is Freeware and must not becommercially distributed.Termy is the successor to uATerminal. It is a comms programusing the Communications Toolbox (CTB), which is *not* included(copies presumably available from bric-a-brac.apple.com).In addition to file transfer (using the standard CTB tools, orthe new Kermit Tool written by Glenn Howes), Termy providesfacilities for Binhexing/UnBinhexing, MacBinary and uucpconversion.Please note that I am not the author, and that all commentsshould be sent to:    [e-mail] have no connection with ICE, save as a user of Termy, and Ithink they deserve a round of thanks from us for making softwarelike this available for free.AlunAlun J. Carr, Mech. Eng. Dept., UCD, Belfield, Dublin 4, IrelandInternet: [e-mail]<====== Cut Here ==============================================>#### BINHEX     tge-tcp-tool.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Tim Endres)Subject: CTB TCP Tool available for ftp!Date: Wed, 30 Sep 92 14:38:03 ESTOrganization: ICE Engineering, Inc.Your friendly hacker has just completed his latest silly obsession.I have completed the TGE TCP Tool. This is a CTB tool that providesfor connections over MacTCP. It can be used as a TELNET tool to loginto other hosts via TCP-TELNET. It also has a "Transparent" mode forbinary uses such as UUCP. You can specify the port number for theconnection, and use a button to perform hostname lookups.It is available for anonymous ftp:    ftp ftp.msen.com    cd pub/vendor/ice    ascii    get TGETCPTool.hqxtim.tim endres - [e-mail]  -or- tbomb!timeICE Engineering, Inc - 8840 Main St, Whitmore Lake, MI 48189Phone [phone] - FAX [phone]USENET - a slow moving self parody... ph#### BINHEX     the-news-222.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (William D Cramer)Subject: comm/thenews-222.hqx Date: Wed, 17 Feb 1993 23:19:05 -0500 (EST) And now, the latest news...This is a bug-fix (er, functional enhancement) to TheNews V2.2, an NNTPfront end which enables you to read net-news via a friendly user interface.If you're a new user, you might want to have a look at the "README" fileand the "User's Manual" for help in getting started.  If you're a grizzledveteran user of TheNews, you might want to have a look at the V2.2 andV2.22 changes/fixes in the file "V2.22 Changes" Send vast sums of money (or at least your registration fee of $25:-) to:   TheNews    1257 Worcester Road, Suite #196   Framingham, MA  01701and praises/complaints to:   [e-mail],Bill Cramer#### BINHEX     toad-news-10.hqx   ****Subject: no subject (file transmission) From: John Mah <[e-mail]>Date: Mon, 1 Mar 1993 23:41:28 -0500 ToadNews v1.0 Intro-------------------Here lies a brief description of my leaf-node Usenet news software, that I amsubmitting to your archive.Included in this Compacted and binhex'd file are:a) the ToadNews program itselfb) the ToadNews online documentation programc) a ToadNews Release Notes text fileEnjoy!Thanks,- JohnWhat Is ToadNews?-----------------ToadNews provides Macintosh users running a UUCP package (such as Dave PlattsUUPC 3.0) with the ability to be leaf-node Usenet sites. A Usenet leaf-nodeusually does not relay news other nodes, with the exception of the node thatfeeds it news (called the newsfeed).ToadNews itself takes newsbatches sent from the newsfeed and then unbatches(and de-compresses if necessary) and puts the news into the appropriatedirectory for retrieval by your favourite newsreader or text-editor.Some features of ToadNews include:• A news unbatcher that can manually unbatch newsbatches (via the File menu or  by drag & dropping newsbatches onto the ToadNews program icon). The unbatcher  can also be configured to look in a user-configurable folder for new  newsbatches and automatically unbatch news.• Handles both uncompressed & compressed newsbatches from newsfeeds running  both B-News and C-News software. Decompression of newsbatches compressed  with 12 to 16-bit compress is supported provided that ToadNews can allocate  enough memory to perform the decompression. ToadNews will automatically   determine which type of newsbatch is dealing with and perform the necessary  operations to extract the Usenet news. Among the current formats supported  are “#! rnews” (B-News uncompressed default format), “#! cunbatch”   (B-News & INN compressed default format), and straight "compress"ed   (C-News default format) batches.• Flexible cross-posted articles handling. The user can configure ToadNews to  save hard drive space by using aliases instead of duplicating articles, or  can choose to ignore cross-posted articles totally.• News articles are saved in Macintosh text-editor readable format, with all  Usenet header information intact. In addition, you can tell ToadNews to  generate message header information files which can be used by newsreaders  to speed up the loading of newsgroup subject lists.• A news expirer which removes old Usenet news from your hard drive. The  expirer can be configured to run automatically after a user-configurable  interval of time has expired (ie: once a day), and/or after the free hard  disk space on your spool volume falls below a certain percentage of its  total disk space (ie: run every time the free space on your hard disk falls  below 25% of its capacity).• Flexible expiry support. Each newsgroup can be configured to have a  different expire period (in days), independent of other newsgroups.• An active newsgroup list editor, which allows the user to control the flow  of news in all active newsgroups.• Runs as a background process under System 7. ToadNews will run in the  background and quietly unbatch & expire news in the background.• Support for System 7. Since ToadNews runs under System 7 only, it  understands basic AppleEvents (Open Application, Open Document, and Quit  Application), drag & drop files, balloon help, and aliases.• Integrates well with UUPC and rnMac (which are almost required pieces of  software for use with ToadNews). Support for other programs such as Gnuucp  and TheNews are being worked on at this time.• Cheap software. At the Shareware cost of $25, you get a useable, useful  piece of UNIX/Macintosh interconnectivity. It's even cheaper than $25 if  you choose to exercise the other purchasing options available.Hardware Requirements:----------------------(1)    You will need at least a Macintosh Plus or higher machine running    AT LEAST System 7.x.(2) You will need a hard drive. The bigger the better.(3) A modem is a must, since UUCP usually transports newbatches through    serial lines.(4) A UUCP newsfeed. A "newsfeed" is the machine that relays Usenet news to    your machine via UUCP. Without it, this program is absolutely pointless.Software Requirements:----------------------(1) A UUCP engine, I highly recommend Dave Platt's UUPC 3.0, available from    any good FTP site or BBS. (such as sumex-aim.stanford.edu    To use ToadNews you must have a UUCP engine up and running. ToadNews does    not handle the transport of newsbatches from machine to machine. It is up    to the UUCP engine to perform this job. If you don't have a UUCP engine,     you can get a copy of Dave Platt's UUPC 3.0 from MOST good BBS's or well     stocked FTP sites. You must have UUPC 3.0 running properly before you try    to use ToadNews -- after all whats the point without any news to work on.    You can also use Gnuucp for the macintosh The current version that is    available is 4.3. You can get both UUCP engines from     sumex-aim.stanford.edu via FTP. However, not much testing has been done     using ToadNews and Gnuucp. It may take some fiddling to get things    working OK.(2) A Usenet newsreaders (or very flexible text-editor). One such newsreader    is Roy Wood's "rnMac". Other newsreaders will support ToadNews, including    Bill Cramer's "TheNews".ToadNews is brought to you by:------------------------------The letter 'Q', the number '4', and...John P. MahToilets 'R Us Software201 Riviera Dr, Thunder Bay, Ontario, CanadaP7B 6H8Internet E-Mail: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     turbo-gopher-105.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 4 Dec 92 14:29:10 EST From: [e-mail] (Thomas R. Blake)Subject: [*] TurboGopher 1.0.5 Folks,    Find here enclosed the latest and greatest version of TurboGopher(version 1.0.5).  TurboGopher is a Gopher client for the Mac.  The versioncurrently in the archives seems to be 1.0.3.    I am not one of the authors of TurboGopher or a beta tester, oranything fancy like that.  I am simply a user.  For a description ofchanges since 1.0.3 I have included the Readme-Versions-Bugs file.                                                Tom Blake                                                Binghamton University     -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-The full manual for TurboGopher is bundled right INTO theTurboGopher application; you can read it, search it, orprint it.  Use the Help menu item under the Gopher menu.This document lists version information, bugs,bugfixes, and release information.November 12, 1992.  The current version of TurboGopher is 1.0.5B = Bug fix.    C = Cosmetic fix.   Q = Quick feature Hack.Version 1.0.5------------C Since you screamed so loud we put in the ability to select fonts.Version 1.0.4------------B Improperly configured MacTCP message dialog.B Printing bug.B Another recycle window bug.B BinHex receive status message bug.B Last bufferful sometimes not flushed to disk.B Background notify bug.  [Steve Ebstein]C Popup menu position bug.  [Michael Sherer]Q ISO filter completely revised.  [Jean-Pierre Kuypers]Q Selection by first letters (like Finder) in directories. [Popular demand]Q Find an item in a directory.Q Option-Click in close box closes all windows. [Paul]Q Shift-Click in close box releases that cache. [Hah!]Q Mini-phonebook dialog [Pierre Cormier]Q PC and UNIX binary retrieval.  [Ick!]Q Image files (ick!!) type 'g' and 'I' retrieved. [Popular demand]Q Strings moved from CODE resources for localization. [JPK]Q TurboGopher Settings resource fork placed in path.Q Large file progress status messages added.Version 1.0.3 -------------B Telnet session launch broken in 1.0.2 fixed.Q Mac to ISO on search server queries added.Version 1.0.2-------------B  CSO window checkbox disable bug.  [Joel Cooper]B  ISO a-acute/a-grave transpose, plus more substitutions [Pierre Cormier]C  Now not dependent on any custom font.  [Kathryn Ruud]Q  Left and Right arrow-key Previous/Next window cruising.Q  More feedback when document is saved to disk.Q  Now can open TurboGopher by double-clicking Bookmark files (no connect)Q  Creator of saved TEXT documents now configurable.Version 1.0.1-------------B  CSO window recycle bug.  [Mark Thacker]B  BinHex compression bug.  [David Dexter]Q  Arrow-key, Return Enter-key for selection.  [John A. Rocchio]Q  Basic Japanese language support.Q  Basic Traditional Chinese language support.Q  Launch of StuffIt or Compactor under System 7.C  AND checkbox disable in CSO window.C  Connect timeouts scaled back.#### BINHEX     unix-rcp-for-mpw.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 23 Sep 92 14:16:52 -0700 From: John Peterson <[e-mail]>Subject: Unix RCP for the MPW shell 1/2 This is a tool for MPW that implements the Berkeley Unix "rcp"remote copy program.  This provides a simple, easy way to transferfiles with a Unix host while using MPW.  The Mac must have MacTCP and be configured with a hostname.  Thehostname is required on the Unix end for authentication, it won'twork over a gateway that dynamically assigns an IP address to theMac.The source is included.  It requires the MacTCP developer's kitand some sample code from "Develop".  Contact APDA for moreinfo (1-800-282-2732).#### BINHEX     uucp-30.hqx   ****Subject: uupc 3.0 release [part 1 of 5] Organization: Snulbug Software From: [e-mail] (Dave Platt)Date: Tue, 11 Feb 92 09:03:55 -0800 This archive contains the binary distribution kit for version 3.0 ofuupc for the Macintosh.uupc is a program which allows your Macintosh to communicate using the"uucp" (Unix-to-Unix Copy Program) protocols, and to exchange filesand electronic mail with other uucp sites.  It is a major upgrade ofuupc 2.0 and 2.1, which were released to the Macintosh user communityseveral years ago. uupc 3.0 is MultiFinder-friendly, runs under System6.0.x and under System 7, supports fast modems, is domain-aware, allowsfor both outbound calls and for inbound (slave-mode) calls, has anautomatic call-scheduler, supports both the 'g' protocol (7-packetwindow, packets up to 256 bytes) and the 'f' protocol (for use witherror-correcting modems or with X.25 links).The Macintosh uupc 3.0 software release was coordinated by Dave Platt.Code added in this release was written by a large number ofindividuals, including Dave Platt, Gary Morris, Drew Derbyshire,Sak Wathanasin, and probably others I've forgotten to mention(apologies!).  The list of beta-testers is as long as my arm...thank you, one and all, for pounding the tar out of this softwareover the last few months.uupc 3.0 is "freeware"... use it, give it away, pass it around, uploadit to your friendly neighborhood BBS.  Don't use it as the basis for acommercial product... portions of it are copyright by their respectiveauthors.uupc 3.0 is provided without any warranty whatsoever.  If you feed itafter midnight, and it gets nasty and shreds your living room furniture,that's your problem, not mine ;-).  I'd like to hear about any problemsyou may have with uupc 3.0, but I do not promise to fix them, or supportuupc 3.0 in any way.Full source code to uupc 3.0 is being posted in a second archive... ifyou don't like the way some aspect of uupc 3.0 works, you can customizeit to suit your own preferences!---Dave Platt    [e-mail]       (domain/MX)or  apple!snulbug!dplatt              (uucp path)or  [e-mail]     (non-MX Internet)-- cut here -- begin uupc 3.0 release .hqx -- part 1 of 5 --#### BINHEX     videotex-terminal-tool.hqx   ****Subject: [*] - VideoTex Teminal Tool 1.0Date: Sun, 22 Nov 1992 05:56:30 +0300From: Vladimir Butenko <[e-mail]>Organization: STALKER GmbHVideotex Tool 1.0 Demo The Videotex Tool is a Terminal Tool for Communications Toolbox. Itlets you emulate the CEPT-1 terminal used in European Videotexsystems (like German Btx). It supports low-level CEPT-1 protocol, soit can be used with any Connection Tool that allows you to connectto a Videotex host. But the most reliable and fast connection viaphone lines takes place if used with the CEPT Modem tool.-----------------------------------------------------------------Please, send your comments to:[e-mail]-----------------------------------------------------------------Vladimir Butenko,  Stalker Software, Network Group.#### BINHEX     watch.hqx   ****Date: 12 Apr 90 17:59:00From: Chris North <[e-mail]>Subject: Please post (Watch)Cayman GatorLetter                                  Date    4/12/90 Subject:  Please post (Watch)                      Time     5:55 PMWatch is a networking debugging tool that allows you to capture packets from aMacintosh on Localtalk or directly on Ethernet.  It works with the CaymanGatorCard,3COM, and Apple Ethernet cards.  It does not appear to work on eithera Mac Plus or a Mac SE.  It has been used most on Mac II's and the SE/30.There is no documentation for Watch nor is it a supported product.  Use it atyour own risk.  It is freely distributed but Cayman Systems, Inc. stillmaintains a copyright on it.  If you have any bugs to report, please feel freeto send email to [e-mail].#### BINHEX     white-knight-1114-updater.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 13 May 92 00:49:20 -0400 From: Jeffrey L. Needleman <[e-mail]>Subject: White Knight 11.13->11.14 updater Here's an updater that takes the communications program White Knight fromversion 11.13 to 11.14. It requires the PUP decryptor version 2.000 whichshipped with White Knight 11.xx; it will NOT work with later versions ofthe PUP decryptor program. Turn any virus protection programs OFF beforeupdating, work on a copy of WK 11.13, and make sure that copy isuncompressed. I downloaded this new updater from the White Knight (Freesoft) forum onGEnie. Its brief description said only that the update fixes some printingproblems and some System 7 problems; no more information was provided. Youmust have White Knight 11.13 to use this updater, of course.Jeff Needleman  <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     white-knight-3270-keys.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 3 Dec 92 06:37 EST From: Jeffrey L. Needleman <[e-mail]>Subject: White Knight IBM3270 macros This keyboard macro file defines 3270/3278 terminal keys for use whileinteracting with IBM mainframes with White Knight. Simply choosecustomize-macro keys-load (command M-L) and you're all set. You may use themacro edit dialog to redefine keys as required. The file is setup forextended keyboards so you will need to redefine the function keys if theydon't appear on your keyboard. This file is freeware, uploaded by"M.Crouch2" on GEnie to the Freesoft forum. I presume he/she is the author.Jeff Needleman  <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     white-knight-quick-b.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 13 Mar 93 02:55:33 CST From: [e-mail]: NewQuickB.PROC for WhiteKnight (not really new) submission This is not a really new QuickB.PROC RCMD module but this module isreally called NewQuickB.PROC. What happens is that White Knight didn'tsupport QuickB in its internal engine. Instead, QuickB is supportthrough White Knight's RCMD module, which is supposed to extend WK'sability. Before WK 11.13 coming out, there were two such modules, theoriginal QuickB.PROC and this NewQuickB.PROC. released by WK's authorScott Watson. The master disk for version after 11.13 comes withanother QuickB.PROC which runs miserably slow compared to thisNewQuickB.PROC. Is there any White Knight veteran willing to explainthis to a novice like me. (How about you, Al?) Anyway, if you use WhiteKnight and CI$, check this out when you fill impatient about thedownload speed.[To Eric: White Knight do support QuickB protocol in an quite indirect way but such module is included in each package of White Knight. Is it necessary to change table 3.1.1 in C.S.M.C. Faq? Another question is about table 3.1.2 in C.S.M.C Faq. White Knight supports terminal emulations TTY, VT52, VT100, VT102. I haven't finish the whole manual yet. However, it seems to me that WK doesn't support VT320 unless some RCMD module for VT320 does exist.] LiuP.S. I almost forget. This file is compressed and binhexed by Compact Pro1.33. Yes, I have both CompactPro and StuffIt Lite and I do registerthem already.#### BINHEX     whitenight-compuserve-scripts.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 10 Mar 93 11:48:51 CST From: [e-mail]: WhiteKnight script for CI$ v.06/01/92 (5th version) What follows is extracted from the ReadMe file.> WKAUTO.SEA is a set of White Knight scripts for automating access to the> CompuServe Information Service.>> The set is shareware and a fee of $10 is payable to:>   Alex Narvey>   Thunder Enlightening Press>   P.O. Box 332, 905 Corydon Ave.>   Winnipeg, MB, Canada  R3M 3V3>   Telephone & FAX [phone]>   CompuServe ID #71041,132>>   WKAUTO.SEA - The complete set>   WKCOST.SIT - PROCs for creating and maintaining cost/session logs>   WKDOC.SIT  - The manual for the WKAUTO PROC set>   WKDOWN.SIT - PROCs for automatic downloading>   WKFAX.SIT  - PROCs for automating sending Faxes>   WKMAIL.SIT - PROCs for automatic E-mail sending and retrieval>   WKMENU.SIT - PROCs to generate custom menus to run the set>   WKSUMM.SIT - PROCs to automatically download forum summaries>   WKUP.SIT   - PROCs to automate uploading files>   WKZMAC.SIT - PROCs to auto-download ZiffNet/MAC files and MacWEEK news.>> The individual files in the series are provided for convenience and for those> who have already previously downloaded the set and only wish to upgrade part> of it - although I don't guarantee that partial upgrades will work. I> reccommend downloading WKAUTO.SEA which includes the manual and all> procedures - including some that don't make it into the individual series.>> You may download and use any part of the set without the others. However the> custom menus in WKMENU.SIT make things easier. And of course, even if you> don't have or use all the PROCs it would help to have the manual (WKDOC.SIT).>> All PROCs are supplied in MacWrite format so that you can modify them if need> be and therefore need to be compiled into Procedures by your own copy of> White Knight.>> There are special criteria that have to be  incorporated into your LogOn> procedure if you want the Cost and Session Logs to work properly.> Furthermore, the LogOn PROC relies on the GetMail subroutine in WKMAIL.SIT> for the E-Mail Log to function properly. In short, youUll particularly need> the manual if you are working with the Cost, Session and E-mail Logs supplied> with WKCOST.SIT.>> Warning> -------> The PROCs have been designed to run on and have been tested under System 6.0x> and 7.0x with 1200 and 2400 baud modems. However, NO EXPRESS OR IMPLIED> GUARANTEE IS OFFERED THAT THESE SCRIPTS/PROCs RUN PROPERLY ON ANY GIVEN> SYSTEM CONFIGURATION.>> If you experience problems I am available to offer script editing advice.> Just send me an E-mail to the 71041,132. Again, I offer no warrantee that my> advice will fix a problem.This submission only includes the complete set. I am not the author and justfound these in the CI$ Communication Forum a few days ago. I even have notime to fully test drive it yet. If you have any question, please contact theauthor.  Alex Narvey  Thunder Enlightening Press  P.O. Box 332, 905 Corydon Ave.  Winnipeg, MB, Canada  R3M 3V3  Telephone & FAX [phone]  CompuServe ID #71041,132LiuP.S. If there is interest from the net fo get individual file, I can try toget them. However, there is no guarantee that I can finish it immediately.#### BINHEX     whos-there.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 11 Jan 91 11:44:30 CSTFrom: [e-mail] (Kevin W. Ramer)Subject: whosthere.sit.hqx # RDEV & Source    Who's There         WHAT:        This 'RDEV' was developed to use as an aid to finding / reporting     network entities that use Name Binding Protocol (NBP).           It allows selection of any NBP entity via the Chooser. It     reports the NBP info and the network information (network,     address,socket). I use it to look around.          HOW:    Put Who's There into your System Folder.  Get the Chooser DA.      Select the Who's There icon.  Find an item in the list of devices     and select it.  Click the mouse to close the window.        A nice addition to this might be to do Echo's, but I haven't the time.        The MPW source/makefile is included in this archive.        Enjoy.    ________________________________________________Kevin W. [e-mail]    [phone]    Volker Hall G82L        FAX: [phone]UAB Station Birmingham, AL35294________________________________________________#### BINHEX     xferit-14.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 7 Aug 91 13:49:32 -0700From: Steven Falkenburg <[e-mail]>Subject: xferit-1.4.sea.hqxHere's the latest update to XferIt (1.4), my Macintosh FTP client application.XferIt allows users to transfer files to and from TCP/IP hosts using FTP(File Transfer Protocol).  XferIt supports text,binary,macbinary, and binhexreceives and text,binary, and macbinary sending.Support is provided for host alias files and scripting to automaticallyconnect to a host and retrieve files.  The interface is modelled after theMacintosh Finder.This program requires Apple's MacTCP, available from APDA (Apple Programmer andDevelopers Association).  MacTCP is not included with XferIt.XferIt is shareware and (c)1991 Steven Falkenburg.You may use XferIt free for 30 days for evaluation.  Please read the enclosedlicense agreement for shareware details.-steve falkenburg [e-mail]#### BINHEX     xlibrary-20.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 18 Mar 1993 13:53:58 +1000 From: [e-mail]: xLibrary Version 2 Hi This is the lattest release of xLibrary.Please put it up and remove xLibrary 1.1 and 1.02The demmo version could be kept.Frank----------------------------------------------------------------Francis Peter SainsburyUniversity of Tasmania        Phone:        [phone]GPO Box 252C                     Fax:          [phone]                          Hobart Tasmania 7001          e-mail:    [e-mail]                         #### BINHEX     ymodem-tool-gh.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 13 Jan 93 16:20 CSTFrom: [e-mail]: YModem Tool GH 1.0 SubmissionInfo-Mac:  Please place this, the first release of my YModem Tool forthe Communications Toolbox in your archives.     This is a basic implementation of the YModem protocol, withall the advantages and disadvantages that entails. Hopefully,people will find it useful (and not whine about it not beingZModem).    I suggest it be placed as info-mac/comm/ymodemtool_gh10.hqx  ---------------------------------------------------------------Glenn R. Howes            /\   Kermit Tool GH/ YModem Tool [e-mail]  \/   hometown: Frostbite Falls, MN---------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     zoom-apple-modem-tool-111.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 28 May 1992 19:25:41 -0600 From: [e-mail] (Igor Livshits)Subject: Zoom-Apple Modem Tool 1.1.1 This is an updated hack of the Zoom-Apple Modem Tool.  Same as before, butapplied to version 1.1.1 of the Apple Modem Tool.  This should replace theprevious version.Sent as a self extracting archive.  Sorry it took so long.Igor#### BINHEX     zterm-09.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 13 Feb 92 23:02:53 ESTFrom: [e-mail] (David P. Alverson)Subject: ZTerm v0.9 part 1  ZTerm v0.9 - 08 Feb 92 - Shareware comm with X/Y/ZModem and B-Plus  file transfers, vt100 and PC ANSI-BBS emulation (including color) and easy  to use auto and queue dialing.  New features include dialing  directory, scripting and more compatible printing, and lots of smaller  things. Requires 512k, 128k ROM, and System 4.1 or later. Shareware fee $30  US (or $40 US with disk).    -- Dave Alverson, [e-mail] 0.9 part 1 of 3#### BINHEX     zync-10a3.hqx   ****From: Tom Karches <[e-mail]>Subject: Zync-utility Date: Sun, 19 Jul 1992 00:11:27 -0500 Zync is © Copyright 1992 Ricardo Batista.  All Rights Reserved.*Version 1.0a2:   Compatible with AutoDoubler™ from Salient Software.*Version 1.0a3:   The lenght of the local path name could get changed, causing the local   volume not to be found.   The remote server was almost never found.   Error messages have been added for a few possible server related errors   such as unknown user name, password, and server not found.   Command-Period stops the file copy at any time.   If the folder paths are not found, do not copy files to the desktop !Zync is a file synchronization application designed for PowerBooks.Its purpose is to copy files back and forth between your PowerBook and a desktopcomputer.Put Zync on either computer, then configure it by selecting a "remote" anda "local" folder from the Setup item in the Zync menu.  In the Setup dialogyou asked to enter information regarding the "remote" volume.  Zync canautomatically mount and unmount the remote volume in order to do the filesynchronization, so setup need to be done only once.To synchronize your files, select "Zync Now" from the Zync menu.  If theremote volume is not present then Zync will mount it.  Once the remote andlocal volumes are found, Zync looks at every file and folder in the localand remote volumes from the point where the "Remote Path" and "Local Path"sstart, copy files and folders from one disk to the other so that bothfolders contain the latest files and folders found on either disk from thestarting folder paths.Zync can be distributed freely.  Enjoy.Ricardo BatistaAbstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:03:18 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/cp#### BINHEX     alt-wdef-153.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 20 Jan 90 23:25:29 PSTFrom: [e-mail] (Pete Gontier)Subject: AltWDEF 1.5.3.Here's a copy of the latest version of AltWDEF, 1.5.3.It replaces your standard window look with a much more customizableone, one which includes an extra box next to the zoom box which_shrinks the window to an icon_. Pretty spiffy. If you are familiar"Alex's WDEF" in WindChooser 1.12, then take my word for it as theauthor of the WindChooser cdev that this is much much better.It should take care of any bugs you have found and surprise youwith some new options as well.I had promised a number of people that AltWDEF was submitted tocomp.binaries.mac months ago, and it was, but it took till nowto appear. Thanks God for info-mac's archiving of files -- anyhideous commercial demos that appear don't cut down on the volumeof the rest of the software traffic. *** cut here ***#### BINHEX     appl-window-201.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 10 Mar 1993 11:52:44 -0700 From: [e-mail] (Tony Huang)Subject: [*] ApplWindows 2.0.1 ApplWindow is an INIT that makes your Application Menu hierarchic (System 7required, obviously), showing all open windows of every application. It isthe latest version and was downloaded from AOL.I got into trouble last time I uploaded a program to the archive when Icommented on the program in relation to another program. So I'm not goingto do that again except to say that ApplWindows is my favorite INIT of itskind. I've encountered no problem whatsoever (I use 50-60 INITs at a timeon my Mac). It doesn't take up addition space on your menu bar and doesn'trequire you to hold down a modifier key to access it (you can disable ittemporarily by holding down the Shift key, though). And best of all, it'sfree.Tony [e-mail]#### BINHEX     application-menu-40.hqx   ****Subject: ApplicationMenu 4.0Date: Mon, 01 Jul 91 10:26:02 -0700From: [e-mail] is ApplicationMenu version 4.0.  ApplicationMenu allows you toswitch the active application (under MultiFinder or System 7) by selectingit from a popup menu.  There are various options for activating the popupmenu, including one that lets you bring it up anywhere on the screen.This version of ApplicationMenu is now compatible with System 7, and well asSystem 6.  It also includes a number of big fixes and improvements (bettercompatibility with other utilities, Balloon help, etc.)Larry Rosenstein, Apple Computer, [e-mail](or AppleLink: Rosenstein1)#### BINHEX     attention-10.hqx   ****From: marco piovanelli <[e-mail]>Subject: util/attention.hqx Date: Mon, 25 Jan 93 16:30:07 MET Attention is a little control panel that lets you customizethe sound played when background applications need yourattention (technically speaking, when they post notifications).You also have options to disable notification sound altogether,to disallow notification alert boxes and to always play a soundwhen a notification is posted.This is version 1.0.  A read-me file is included.This program is free but still not public domain.#### BINHEX     attention-101.hqx   ****From: marco piovanelli <[e-mail]>Subject: cp/attention-101.hqx Date: Mon, 15 Mar 93 17:36:44 MET Organization: Merzstuecke Attention 1.0.1 is a little control panel that lets youcustomize the sound played when background applications needyour attention (technically speaking, when they postnotifications).You also have options to disable notification sound altogether,to disallow notification alert boxes and to always play a soundwhen a notification is posted.Attention 1.0.1 fixes some incompatibilities with AfterDark andCarpetbag.  It should replace version 1.0.Compressed with StuffIt Lite 3.0.  A read-me file is included.This program is free but still not public domain.#### BINHEX     aurora-211.hqx   ****Subject: Aurora 2.1.1 Date: Wed, 30 Oct 91 16:50:21 CST From: [e-mail] (J. Kurt Tappe)Many users on the net have complained that "Colors" and "Kolor" don'twork right under System 7.  A good alternative is Aurora.  Aurora is System 7 compatible Control Panel (cdev) that lets you change the colors used to draw your windows, controls (normal buttons, scroll bars, check/radio buttons), and menus. Ever wanted puce scroll bars?Now's your chance!  Ever wanted a mauve menu bar?  No problem!  Itsalso very easy to do. Choose your color from the standard Apple colorwheel, and you're off to colorizing (and personalizing!) your desktop.Aurora was written by Mike Pinkerton of glux() Software.  The readmesays:  "This program is NOT Shareware, its Freeware.  This means that I'm not charging for it, but I still retain all the rights to the program and its documentation... a better name would be Pay-If-You-Like-It-Ware.  That is, I'd appreciate it if you sent me what you think it is worth."#### BINHEX     auto-boot-111.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 10 Feb 93 19:03:41 +0100 From: [e-mail] (Karl Pottie)Subject: autoboot111.hqx AutoBoot version 1.1.1 (c) 1992-93 by Karl PottieA. What is AutoBoot ?AutoBoot is a Control Panel/System extension which will reboot(restart) you Macintosh after a System Error or a Freeze-Up hasoccurred. This comes in handy when your Macintosh must be 'on-line' atall times, even when it is left unattended for long periods of time.For instance, people using Timbuktu (a package which allows you tooperate a Mac remotely by modem) or ARA complained that they had to drive down to the location of the Mac to reboot it after a system crash. Very nice if the Mac is located at the other side of town !Other uses can be found for file servers, systems that carry a BBS,systems with a FAX modem, systems which have file sharing turned on ...AutoBoot allows maximal availability of these Macs, even in thepresence of System crashes or Freeze-Ups.As one user wrote to me: "Permit me to thank you a thousand times forhaving developed it [...] For the fact that we were running your productlast night, we were able to obtain 2 very important telefaxes that wewould not have otherwise received".Version 1.1.1 is a bug-fix release. If Autoboot 1.1 didn't work correctly on your system, check out this version.I suggest you carefully read the "About AutoBoot" document before installing AutoBoot on your system. If you're a version 1.0 user, pleaseread the "Version 1.1.1 changes" document to be notified of some importantchanges.AutoBoot requires at least system 6.0.4. It is 32 bit clean,compatible with system 7 but it is not compatible with virtual memory(yet). I'm working on it, though.Shareware: The basic fee for the first copy of AutoBoot is $15. Foreach additional macintosh you run this product on, you must payanother $5.You can distribute this software by giving it away to friend, uploadit to a BBS or online services like Compuserve or AOL, or send it toany ftp site. Basically you can distribute it any way you like, aslong as you don't ask any money for it, other than a small chargerelated to distribution costs (cost of a disk, postage or downloadfee) and keep it together with the unmodified document in theoriginal compressed archive this product came in.Karl Pottiee-mail: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     automenus-ii-102.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 7 Feb 93 03:15:41 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Steven Russell)Subject: cp/automenus-ii-102.hqx AutoMenus II is a control panel that automates your menus.  Place the cursor in the menubar, and the menus drop down automatically.JAutoMenus II was written by Michael Conrad, 377 E. Eaglewood Ave., Sunnyvale CA 94086.Shareware; $10.00.Version 1.0.2 Changes:    AutoMenus II now correctly selects the special menus located on the right side of the screen under System 7. It also correctly recognizes menus put there by third party software writers such as ColorSwitch* by Andrew Welch.#### BINHEX     backlight.hqx   ****Subject: BackLight control panel for portables Date: Tue, 15 Sep 92 19:10:34 PDT From: Stuart Cheshire <[e-mail]>Bill,Here's a neat Control Panel from Ricardo Batista, which shuts off thebacklight after some user-determined period of time, and then turns itback on again if there is any keyboard or mouse activity.#### BINHEX     banana-junior.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 13 Mar 1991 00:28 ESTFrom: "Life. Boy, what a hoot!" <[e-mail]>Subject: Banana Junior (the file)Net folk,     Here it is, the little Init/Cdev that will change yourHD icon to the infamous Banana Jr. 2000 Icon.  Go to it.Enjoy.Randy.#### BINHEX     batman.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 9 Apr 91 11:38:27 -0700From: "J. Taggart Gorman" <[e-mail]>Subject: Archive Submission : Batman.hqx  File : batman.hqx  Sugested Dir : cdev  This is a cute cdev that only asks for a "hot string."  Every time thisstring is typed on the keyboard, the computer will say "I'm Batman."  The "hot string" is set from the control panel and the snd to play canalso be changed from the panel.|      J. Taggart Gorman Jr.     | "I'm a no rust build up man myself."|                                |          -Christian Slater| [e-mail] |             in 'Heathers'#### BINHEX     be-hierarchic-105.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 15 May 1992 20:49 EST From: Mark Cornick <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] BeHierarchic 1.0.5 resubmission On behalf of limited-budget students such as myself, here is aresubmission of BeHierarchic 1.0.5--the shareware version. It isa binhexed stuffit archive. This version works perfectly well--the only change I noticed in version 2.0 was an option to changethe font used in the Apple menu, which this version does not have.Mark CornickJames Madison [e-mail]#### BINHEX     boomerang-202.hqx   ****Date:     Mon, 22 Jul 91 11:27:02 +0100From: [e-mail]:  Boomerang 2.02 update submissionHere is Boomerang 2.02, a bug fix update of Hiro Yamamoto's indispensableutility. It should replace the 'boomerang 2.0' in the archives. $30shareware by Hiro Yamamoto. This one was also taken from the MacClubBenelux PD/shareware library disks.Happy Macking,Jan M.L. Martin --- [e-mail]#### BINHEX     brightness.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 20 Jan 93 13:35:47 EST From: "Dieder B." <[e-mail]>Subject: Brightness CDEV here's a copy of the Brightness CDEV that seems to work on other computersthat don't 'naturally' have 'brightness' control. i.e. the IIsi, IIci, etc.Just double click, and use the arrow keys (up, down, left, right), or thenumber keys, 0-9 to set the brightness. Does not seem to set the PRAM, soupon reboot, screen is at normal brightness. Works in 1,2,4,8 bit modesso far as I can tell. (No reason why it shouldn't work in the higher modeseither). Don't remember where I got it from, but it was dated April something1992. D.#### BINHEX     buttonkey-12.hqx   ****Subject: ButtonKey 1.2 Date: Thu, 27 Aug 92 19:00:22 WET DST From: [e-mail] 1.2=============ButtonKey lets you "click" on buttons, radio buttons and check boxesin dialogs (modal and non-modal) by typing the first or first fewcharacters of the button's name. It can also make the escape keysimulate a click on Cancel. ButtonKey is separately configurablefor individual dialogs.v1.2 fixes a couple of bugs in previous versions: it will workproperly in the Control Panels folder under system 7 and will nolonger crash on 128k-ROM Macs.Shareware: $15US/£8 sterling.Jeremy Roussak ([e-mail])88 Oxhey Avenue, Oxhey, Watford WD1 4HA, England(please archive as /cp/buttonkey-12.hqx)--- cut here ---#### BINHEX     carpetbag-135l.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Jim Walker)Subject: Carpetbag 1.3.5L Date: Thu, 11 Feb 93 21:35:50 EST Organization: Department of Mathematics, Univ. of S. Carolina Carpetbag is a shareware ($5) control panel extension that makesresources such as fonts, sounds, FKEYs, and keyboard layoutsavailable to your programs without installing the resources inthe System file.  You specify certain folders, and Carpetbagopens all resource files therein at boot time.  It works underSystem 6, but is smarter about keeping track of foldersunder System 7.  It should even be able to use a folder on a remoteAppleshare volume.This file is in StuffIt 3.0 format.  It can be decompressed with StuffItExpander (freeware) or anything in the StuffIt 3.0 family.v. 1.3.3 mounts volumes at startup.v. 1.3.4 fixes a bug that caused a crash if you didn't show the icon.v. 1.3.5 fixes an error-reporting bug, and includes Laser Path 1.1, now         compatible with System 7.1. -- Jim Walker#### BINHEX     clock-adjust.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 4 Feb 1993 11:55:35 +0000 From: Graham Allsopp <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] ClockAdjust In conversation with Steve Christensen of SuperClock! fame, I became awarethat ClockAdjust doesn't seem to be widely available in the New World - sohere it is!I know it's dated 1989 and is version 1.0, but it still runs quite happilyunder System 7.0.1 - perhaps Gunther got it right first time.I have no connection with Gunther Blaschek other than a very satisfied user- so please don't E-Mail me with any problems! If anyone knows Gunther'scurrent whereabouts, I would be grateful if you would let me know.GrahamClockAdjustVersion 1.0,   1989 by Gunther BlaschekClockAdjust is an INIT/cdev for adjusting the Macintosh's hardware clock.It serves for two purposes:It keeps track of manual corrections of the clock (thus monitoring anadjustment factor) and adjusts the clock automatically when a certain timehas elapsed.It allows to specify rules for switching to daylight saving time and backto regular time and automatically corrects the clock according to theserules.All corrections are done whenever the Macintosh is rebooted (only ifnecessary, of course). This means that neither memory nor time is neededduring normal operation.Automatic Clock CorrectionThe Macintosh's clock chip is not very accurate. I have observed deviationsof one second within 15 hours (which accumulates to more than one minute ina month). One thing you can do in such a case is to correct the clock, say,every month. You would then realize that you would adjust the clock by thesame time difference every month. When you have ClockAdjust installed, youcorrect the clock once and the forget about it. ClockAdjust will do therest for you.Daylight Saving TimeThe lower portion of the ClockAdjust panel controls the dates when daylightsaving time is automatically switched on and off.#### BINHEX     colorswitch-10.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>) Andy Welch's screen color depth changer.  Under System 6 it behaves muchlike Depth Charge or Depth Gauge; under System 7, however, it adds a"monitor" icon up there with the application icon and the help icon (ifyou haven't used Helium to hide it ;-).  Click the little monitor andpick your color depth (really easy for children, who may play gamesrequiring 1 or 4 bit color depth) to learn to use.  Quadra compatible,32-bit clean. #### BINHEX     cursor-animator-201.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 01 Dec 91 14:57:54 CET From: ALexander Falk <[e-mail]>Subject: CursorAnimator-201.hqx CursorAnimator 2.0.1--------------------(c) 1990,91 by Wilhelm M. Plotz and ALexander Falk  Welcome to the world of animated cursors! CursorAnimator is acontrol panel that allows you to replace the five standardsystem cursors (arrow, watch, text, plus, and cross-hair) with astatic or animated cursor of your choice. No matter if you justwant to replace that silly old watch with a more appealingrotating globe, or if you'd like to have a colorful arrowpointing to the right - CursorAnimator will give you the freedomto choose whatever cursor you like.  New features in version 2.0.1 include:     + Support for Color Cursors       If your Macintosh supports color, you can now enjoy       both static and animated color cursors.     + Mouse-Button Feedback       You can now assign different cursors depending on the       state of the mouse button (up or down).     + Improved User Interface       Highly configurable, easier to use, and even includes       Online Help.     + Lots of new cursors       CursorAnimator comes with a collection of both B&W       and color cursors and animations.     + Special cursors for "Lefties"       Left-handed users will love the included collection of       cursors specifically designed for left-handed people.     + Create your own animations       We have included an extension to ResEdit that allows       you to create your own animations and preview them in       ResEdit.     + Compatible with System 6 and System 7       Also supports Balloon Help if running under System 7.  CursorAnimator is distributed free of charge and doesn'tcontain any annoying ShareWare reminders. You immediately getthe full version in form of a self-extracting Compact Proarchive (including a manual in TeachText form, a collection ofblack&white and color cursors, and an extension to ResEdit). Ifyou decide to use it, you will be asked to send a picturepostcard of your area to the authors. Please see the encloseddocumentation ("CA-ReadMe 2.0.1") for details.  CursorAnimator 2.0.1 will be available immediately onCompuServe, GEnie, in the Info-Mac archives, and also onAppleLink. User groups and bulletin board operators around theworld are encouraged to also distribute it to their members.Archived as: /info-mac/cp/cursoranimator-201.hqx----------------------------------------------------------------#### 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     default-application-10d5.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 7 Sep 92 09:48 +1200 From: "Lawrence D'Oliveiro, Waikato University, Hamilton, NZ"Subject: default-application-1.0d5.hqx This is a utility I wrote for configuring the list of default applicationsin Finder 7.0. Default applications are the ones used to open documentsof particular types, whose original creators can't be found; for exampleFinder 7 comes configured as standard to allow you to open "TEXT" and "PICT"files with TeachText.There are other Finder-patching utilities around which can do the samething; what makes Default Application different is that it's a controlpanel, so it's able to patch the running Finder without having to quitand restart it, and without having to load INITs at boot time.Lawrence D'OliveiroComputer Services DeptUniversity of WaikatoHamilton, New [e-mail]--------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     default-folder-231.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 13 Mar 1993 00:13:59 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Jon Gotow)Subject: Default Folder 2.31 submission Following is a submission of Default Folder 2.31.  It should replace anyprevious versions in the archives.This version fixes a few bugs:- Prompts were scrambled in the new System 7 StandardPutFile() file dialogs.- Address errors on 68000 based if the prefs file didn't exist.- Import didn't understand pathnames containing only a volume name.Default Folder is a control panel that lets you "link" a default folder toany  application or desk accessory.  When you launch a desk accessory or alinked application by itself (ie. not by double clicking on a document),Default Folder sets things up so the file dialog boxes initially open inyour default folder.Default Folder can also provide pop-up menus in the file dialog box toallow you to switch between folders and between volumes.  The folder menuallows access to:  1)  The current application or desk accessory's default folder.  2)  Any one of the last 10 folders you used.  3)  One of a reserved set of folders "locked" in the menu.  The volume menu allows instant switching to any available volume.  It alsoprovides "smart volume switching."  Default Folder remembers the lastfolder you accessed on each volume, and switches to that folder rather thanto the top of the folder hierarchy when you change disks.  This works withboth the volume menu and the "Drive" button.Default Folder is System 7 aware, has balloon help, and all that goodstuff, but will run on just about any version of the System.________________________________________________________________________ Jon Gotow           |   "Education is the ability to listen to almost Ansoft Corporation  |    anything without losing your temper or your [e-mail]    |    self-confidence."             - Robert Frost#### BINHEX     depth-charge-17.hqx   ****Subject: DepthCharge17.hqx Date: Sat, 20 Jun 92 15:28:32 PDT From: Stuart Cheshire <[e-mail]>Dear moderators, this file should go in info-mac/cp, and the previous versions(DepthCharge-133.cpt.hqx) should be removed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------DepthCharge 1.7I am posting this on behalf of the friend of mine in England who wrote it.This extension allows you to quickly and simply change the monitor settingwithout all the bother of having to open up the monitors control panel.Just click the mouse button anywhere while holding down a (user-specified)combination of modifier keys, and a popup menu appears allowing you to change:1. The bit depth of the screen (number of colours or greys), and2. Whether the monitor is set to colour or grey-scale.It is almost identical in operation to the similar 'RadiusWare' utility,but of course this one does not require that your Mac has a Radius monitorplugged into it.This extension has been tested successfully with System 6.0.7 and System 7.Version 1.7 now also allows changing of the control panel sound volume setting.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     depth-gauge-254.hqx   ****Date: 3 Dec 91 13:47:34 U From: "Tom Johnson" <[e-mail]>Subject: DepthGauge 2.5.4                DepthGauge 2.5.4This is the latest version of DepthGauge 2.5.4.  It fixes a few problems withSystem 7.0.1 and fixes the corrupted resource problem which plagued the releaseof DepthGauge 2.5.3.DepthGauge is a cdev/INIT combination that provides a visual pixel depthmonitor as well as a popup menu which allows you to change the depth setting ofyour color Macintosh screen.  DepthGauge is now EctoWare.  Please see the helptext for details.Thank you-Tom [e-mail] [e-mail]----------------------------------#### BINHEX     desk-pattern.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 5 May 92 14:34:48 PDT From: 05-May-1992 1734 <[e-mail]>Subject: DeskPattern.cpt Desk Pattern is a Control Panel device for choosing desktop patterns,and is especially designed to handle direct colour patterns (16 bit and 32 bit,otherwise known as Thousands and Millions of colours). The main reason forusing these patterns, aside from how nice they look, is that they can be set todither, so that they look relatively nice with any number of available colours.Desk Pattern allows a very wide variety of pattern tile sizes. Many patterns areincluded, and others may be created.This is a Compact Pro archive. Please note that I am not the author.Rich ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     dialog-view-10.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Jim Walker)Subject: Dialog View 1.0 Date: Sat, 7 Nov 92 13:20:45 EST Organization: Department of Mathematics, Univ. of S. Carolina Dialog View (formerly List Font) is a control panel that allows you tochange the font and size used in directory dialog file lists, and displaythe real icons of files in such lists.  It requires System 7.  If you use ittogether with my Open-wide program (version 3.3 or later for best results),you will be able to use larger fonts without cramping the list.  Compatiblewith Super Boomerang 4.0.1, not compatible with Norton's DirectoryAssistance. -- Jim Walker#### BINHEX     dialog-view-102.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Jim Walker)Subject: Dialog View 1.0.2 Date: Thu, 11 Feb 93 21:37:37 EST Organization: Department of Mathematics, Univ. of S. Carolina Dialog View (formerly List Font) is a control panel that allows you tochange the font and size used in directory dialog file lists, and displaythe real icons of files in such lists.  It requires System 7.  If you use ittogether with my Open-wide program (version 3.3 or later for best results),you will be able to use larger fonts without cramping the list.  Compatiblewith Super Boomerang 4.0.1, not compatible with Norton's DirectoryAssistance. -- Jim Walker#### BINHEX     dialog-view-104.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Jim Walker)Subject: Dialog View 1.0.4 Date: Sun, 14 Mar 93 16:46:38 EST Organization: Department of Mathematics, Univ. of S. Carolina Dialog View (formerly List Font) is a control panel that allows you tochange the font and size used in directory dialog file lists, and displaythe real icons of files in such lists.  It requires System 7.  If you use ittogether with my Open-wide program (version 3.3 or later for best results),you will be able to use larger fonts without cramping the list.  Compatiblewith Super Boomerang 4.0.1, not compatible with Norton's DirectoryAssistance.New in 1.0.4: Some icons are cached, to reduce disk activity.#### BINHEX     double-scroll-202.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 28 Feb 1993 13:48:58 -0800 From: Samuel S. Tai <[e-mail]>This is DoubleScroll 2.0.2. It fixes many bugs in 1.1.3 and 1.1.4, and includes many new features besides.  See the docs below. Note that I am not the author, just a satisfied user.---------------------------------------------------------------(From the docs...)What is DoubleScroll?=====================DoubleScroll 2.0 is a combination Extension/Control Panel which alters the way your Macintosh scroll bars look and act. Basically it puts a double arrow on each end of your scroll bars, allowing you to scroll in both directions without having to move your mouse from one end of your desk to the other to scroll back and forth. It works only with System 7, and is designed to take advantage of the color scheme of the System 7 interface.Though the idea of double-arrowed scroll bars is not new, I de-cided to give it a new twist with System 7 and make them look identical to the standard scroll bars when displaying in color as well as black and white. They look like genuine Apple-issued scroll bars. So they'll blend right in with the rest of your interface without standing out and looking odd. If you change the color scheme of your windows with the "Color" Control Panel that comes with System 7, the scroll bars will change with the rest of your decor! These are scroll bars the way nature in-tended (and I feel Apple should implement).When space starts to get tight, you will notice that the scroll bars will lose their double nature and revert to the normal way of doing business, just to give the thumb (the little box) a little breathing space. You can set the distance at which the scroll bars revert to single arrows in the Control Panel if you don't like the default setting of 160 pixels.Option-clicking the arrows will act as a page up/page down. This saves even more mouse movement. Instead of moving your mouse up to the top of a scroll bar (let's say the thumb is near the top) to page up, you could just option-click!Command-clicking the arrows will act as a home/end feature. This means if you command-click the up arrow, you will immedi-ately jump to the beginning of your document, and if you command-click the down arrows, you will immediately jump to the end of your document.In version 2.0, DoubleScroll also has an option to let you scroll the contents of a window while you are dragging the thumb along. This is useful if you have a very long document that you need to scroll from top to bottom, or vice versa.  Holding the option key while dragging will temporarily toggle this option; i.e. if the option is off, the option key would turn it on and vice-versa.DoubleScroll 2.0 also allows you to change the scrolling speed and the scrolling delay. These settings are analogous to keyboard repeat rate and delay, respectively. These setting could be a blessing if you own a fast CPU such as a Quadra which can scroll really fast, possible faster than you would like. You could slow the scrolling speed down so you could actually see the text as it's scrolling, instead of a big blur.All changes made to DoubleScroll in the control panel take effect immediately after closing it. This can be helpful if you want to adjust the scrolling speed or add an application to the incom-patible application list (see "Working the Control Panel") or even turn DoubleScroll off completely!DoubleScroll also supports balloon help, so if you feel like play-ing around, knock yourself out!DoubleScroll is a shareware product. You may try it out for 15 days. If you like it, please send me $10 per copy and I'll send you a registration code to register your copy(ies). If you do not register it within 15 days, reminder messages will be dis-played when you start up.What's new in DoubleScroll 2.0?===============================DoubleScroll 2.0 is quite different from the previous versions released. A lot of the changes made were made internally to try and avoid certain problems that were arising and also to rely more on new System 7 routines. A few other interesting changes are as follows:o 24-bit color handling and support for multiple monitors is greatly improved.o Any changes made in the DoubleScroll control panel take effect immediately after closing the control panel. The only time you will normally have to reboot is when DS did not load at startup. If you turn DS off, any windows which are currently using the double arrow scroll bars will continue to use them, but each new window opened will have the regular Apple (vanilla) flavor.o By checking off the "Scroll while dragging thumb" option, you can do just that -- have the contents of the window scroll while you are dragging the thumb. Holding down the option key while dragging the thumb will temporarily toggle this option. So if the option is off the option key would turn it on and vice-versa. This option is on by default.o DoubleScroll has a scrolling speed setting so you can adjust the scrolling speed to best suit your needs.o There is now an option to use a 3D button effect when clicking the scroll bar arrows. This option is on by default.o You can now print the order form directly from DS. Just push the button below marked "Print Order Form..." and you will be asked for your name and address, as well as a couple of other questions. From there, you can print the order form with all your information already pre-entered for you! You can also print the order form from the registration dialog box.o You can also print this documentation from the control panel by clicking on the "Print Docs..." button in the "Info" dialog box.o Command-clicking the arrows acts like a home/end function.Installing DoubleScroll=======================Installing DoubleScroll for the First TimeDoubleScroll should be placed in your Control Panels folder, located in your System Folder. To do this the easy way, simply drag DoubleScroll onto your System Folder icon. A dialog box will come up asking you if you want to put it in the Control Panels folder. Just click OK and the system will put it in the right place. Once in its new home, you need to personalize DoubleScroll. If you do not personalize it, you won't be able to work the control panel, and the DoubleScroll will not load at startup. Open the Control Panels folder and double-click the DoubleScroll icon. A Dialog box will come up asking you to personalize it by entering your name. After personalizing it, DoubleScroll is all set to run. Just close the control panel and restart. It's that simple!Upgrading from a Previous VersionIf you currently have a previous version of DoubleScroll, make sure to remove the previous version from the Control Panels Folder. Then place the new version in the Control Panels folder and you should be off and running. You do not need to personalize Double-Scroll again.Working the control panel=========================DoubleScroll has several options in its control panel. If Double-Scroll was loaded at startup, changing any option will take effect immediately, including turning it off and back on. If DoubleScroll was not loaded at startup, you will have to restart with Double-Scroll turned on to see the results  of your changes. The control panel options are explained here:On:  Click this button to use DoubleScroll's scroll bars. If Double-Scroll did not load the last time you restarted your computer, you will need to reboot. A dialog box will come up and let you know if this is the case.Off: Click this button if you donUt want to use DoubleScroll's scroll bars in any windows opened after DoubleScroll is turned off. All win-dows currently using DoubleScroll scroll bars will continue to do so until they are closed and reopened, or the system is rebooted.Show Startup Icon: If this button is checked, DoubleScroll will dis-play its icon when your computer is booting. If it is unchecked, the icon will not be displayed.Scroll while Dragging Thumb: If this box is checked, whenever you drag the thumb to move to another place in a document or list, the window or list will scroll as you drag. No more dotted outline. If you wish, you can temporarily toggle this option by holding down the option key when you drag the thumb.Use 3D button effect: With this option turned on, the scroll bar arrows will seem to push in when clicking on them instead of using the usual effect of turning the arrows black.Threshold...: Clicking the up and down arrows allow you to set the distance at which DoubleScroll stops showing double arrows and switches back to single arrows. It defaults to 160 pixels, and can-not be set below 80. This is so when a window is sized really small, the thumb can have room to move.Throttle Speed: You can use this to set the scrolling speed. The fast setting is normal scrolling speed. All other settings slow your scrolling speed down.Throttle Delay: You can use this option to set the amount of delay before the scrolling speed kicks in. Each radio button in-creases the delay by about 1/3 of a second. The scroll bars scroll at their slowest speed for the amount of time the delay is set to and then reverts to the scrolling speed that you have set.Info...: Click this button to show (and print) the very text you are reading now.Register...: Click this button to register your copy of Double-Scroll (see "Registering DoubleScroll").Incompatible Apps...: Clicking this button brings up a dialog box allowing you to tell DoubleScroll which applications don't get along with DoubleScroll.Holding down the shift key right before DoubleScroll loads during startup will prevent it from loading.How to register your copy=========================DoubleScroll is not free. You are allowed to use the product for 15 days, after which you should either throw it in the trash can (bad choice) or register it (good choice). If you do not register, a message will come up each time your computer starts up reminding you that the 15 day trial period is over and to register your copy. After registering, you are entitled to free updates to the program. These updates can be downloaded from America Online, CompuServe, and other BBSs around the country (or world). If you do not have access to any of these online services, I will gladly mail a disk with the latest version on it for $3.00 shipping and handling.VERY IMPORTANT -- Version 1.1 and above require a different registra-tion code than 1.0. If you are upgrading from 1.0, just let me know via e-mail or regular mail and I will send you a new registration code immediately. If you have registered 1.1 or later already, no new registration code is needed.To register your copy, first you need to tell me that you have it. Click the Register... button in the control panel. This will bring up a dialog box giving the address to send your payment of $10 per installed copy. Pressing the "Print Order Form..." button in this dialog box brings up another dialog which you can enter your name and address. After your information is entered, press the "Print" button to print an order form with all your information already entered for you. Just send this form to me, along with the proper payment amount. If you are unable to print an order form, send me a letter with all the information requested in the data entry dialog box. Within 14 days after I receive your payment, I will send you your registration code, which will stop the reminder messages from appearing on startup. Just enter it into the spot in the Register dialog box and youUll be cookin' with gas!NOTE: CompuServe users can GO SWREG to register their software without resorting to mail. Contact the author for pricing information on site licences.License and Distribution========================This software may be freely distributed via electronic bulletin boards, user groups, and person to person. When being distributed, all accompanying files (README, Registration Form, etc.),if any, are to distributed with the main program WITHOUT EXCEPTION. Double-Scroll is not to be included with any commercial software or any public domain/shareware package sold for profit without proper written consent from the author. So there.THE AUTHOR MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, REGARDING THE FITNESS OF DOUBLESCROLL FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THE AUTHOR CLAIMS NO LIABILITY FOR DATA LOSS OR OTHER PROBLEMS CAUSED DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY BY DOUBLESCROLL.  Reporting Problems==================I would really love to believe that DoubleScroll is bug-free, but unfortunately, there are some problems that cannot be fore-seen. If you do encounter a problem with DoubleScroll, I really want to know about it. I want to stomp on every bug in the program until it's dead. Like really dead, with intestines hanging out and all squishy, you know?When reporting a problem, please let me know the system software version, the name and version of the application that DoubleScroll doesn't like, along with EXACTLY what the problem is and how it is caused. The more information I am supplied with, the easier the problem is to track down. I don't have every version of every piece of software written, so I may need your help to stomp the bug. To let me know, just E-mail me on CompuServe or AOL, or just send plain ol' mail.Contacting the Author=====================If you have any question, comments or suggestions concerning DoubleScroll, or for information regarding site licences, feel free to contact me on CompuServe (71141,3477) or America Online (ISYSDev). If the US Postal Service is your bag, send all cor-respondence to:    Edward Voas    ISYS Development Corp.    81 Dean Avenue    Smithfield, RI  02917-3628IUd love to hear from you, and I hope you enjoy DoubleScroll!----------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     easy-keys-15.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 6 May 92 21:37:16 -0400 From: Takeshi Miyazaki <[e-mail]>Subject: Easy KEYS 1.5 This is the latest version of Easy KEYS.Easy KEYS is a control panel device which lets you assignfunction keys or key combinations to launch FKEYs, applicationsor desk accessories.  With Easy KEYS, you can keep FKEYs anywhere on your disk, instead of in the system file and assign them to any key combination.I found this from a BBS.(this will replace /info-mac/cp/easy-keys-12.hqx)#### BINHEX     eclipse-10.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 2 Aug 92 20:12:26 -0400 From: Takeshi Miyazaki <[e-mail]>Subject: Eclipse 1.0 This is an yet another screen saver (control panel device) by Andrew Welch.Shareware $10.---------Eclipse 1.0 is a Control Panel that automatically dims your screen after a specified period of inactivity.  Your monitor can sustain "burn in" damage if the same image is left on it for extended periods of time, which results in the ghosting of images and decreased monitor clarity.  Your monitor is a vital part of your computer system, and often an expensive one at that, so it only makes sense to protect it.After Eclipse notices that you have not used your computer for a period of time, it blanks the monitor and draws the current time at random locations on the screen to prevent burn in damage.  Background tasks such as spreadsheet recalculation, database sorting, or printing will continue normally while Eclipse has dimmed your monitor.---------Takeshi Miyazaki ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     escapade-132.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 22 Jun 1992 11:36:06 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Thomas R. Blake)Subject: [*] Escapade Folks,    I take no credit or blame for Escapade, when I downloaded it, I foundthat it had been binhexed twice, so I am reposting it, with theIntroduction extracted from it's documentation.                                                        Tom Blake=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=IntroductionEscapade is a Control Panel ("cdev") designed for people who prefer to keeptheir hands on the keyboard while using a Macintosh.  Escapade provides:  Keyboard shortcuts for buttons and check boxes in dialogs.With Escapade, you can select the Cancel button in a dialog box by pressingEscape, -Period or -Delete.  You can also select any button or check box bypressing the first letter of the control's title.  In addition, withEscapade you can move through all the buttons and check boxes in a dialogbox and "press" any of them via the keyboard.  Support for the standard -key equivalents for Cut, Copy, Paste and SelectAll.In dialog boxes with editable text fields, Escapade allows you to use thestandard -key equivalents (X, C, V and A) for Cut, Copy, Paste and SelectAll, respectively.  If you have an extended keyboard (one with a row offunction keys across the top), Escapade will recognize and handle F2, F3and F4 as Cut, Copy and Paste, respectively.  Support for "smart" quotes in dialog boxes.When you enter a regular quotation mark into a text entry field in adialog, Escapade can automatically convert it to the appropriate "curly"quotation mark, if so desired.  Support for the standard text-editing cursor in dialog boxes.With Escapade, the cursor will automatically change to the standardtext-editing ("i-beam") cursor when the cursor is positioned over aneditable text field, enabling you to accurately select text and positionthe insertion point.#### BINHEX     extensions-manager-18-patches.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 19:42:09 -0500 From: "Scott E. Lasley" <[e-mail]>Subject: EM18FontFolderPatch Extensions Manager 1.8 Fonts Folder Patches, downloaded from Compuserve.Please note that I am not the author of this software.This patch will allow users of Ricardo Batista's Extensions Manager 1.8 toenable/disable fonts in the Fonts folder under System 7.1. This filecontains a ResEdit resource file and a self-applying patcher applicationsfor  those who don't have access to ResEdit.  Instructions in Teachtext readme file.#### BINHEX     extensions-manager-18.hqx   ****Subj:  Extensions Manager 1.8 !!!            September 30, 1992From:  AFA GeneS AUTHOR:    Ricardo Batista, AppleEQUIPMENT: Any Mac, System 6 or 7SYSTEM 7:  CompatibleTYPE:      Freeware INITsLIBRARY:   MOS/New Files -----------------Keywords:  SYSTEM7 CDEV INIT PICK CHOOSE SELECT STARTUP Extensions Manager is Copyright 1990-92 Apple Computer, Inc. All RightsReserved. by Ricardo Batista. Central Software Group, MHD. Extensions Manager and EM Extension are free software and can bedistributed freely by individuals. For Commercial distribution orbulletin board distribuition please contact Apple Software Licensing. EM is distributed "As is" and unsupported by Apple. Please don't callApple for technical support. Extensions Manager allows you turn "off" or "on" the code that executesat startup in certain "extension documents" such as Control Panels,Chooser devices and INITs (known before as startup documents). Version 1.8 changes: 1.8  Certain file names in the list could be out of order because of  the string comparison routine used to sort the names.  The pop-up menu is now drawn like most pop-up menus. #### BINHEX     extra-color.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 4 Jan 90 19:07:38 ESTFrom: [e-mail] (Willie Perez)This is a control panel device that lets you pick a color for the cursorand a solid color for the background.  Downloaded from GEnie for yourpleasure.  --Willi#### BINHEX     finder-view-101.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Sun, 2 Aug 92 03:53 CST    FinderView is a VERY small cdev to install command keys to finder 7's view menu. For all those people who's tired of chacingtheir mice.   1.01 fix a minor bug priventing user to assign a key to "by label"menu. Documentation is radically improved by Steve Jolly.                        Go#### BINHEX     fish-11.hqx   ****Date  Tue 30 Aug 88 13 33 44-EDTFrom  Jeff Shulman <[e-mail]>Subject  Fish! 1.1[ Uploaded from Delphi by Jeff Shulman ]Name  FISH!Date  30-AUG-1988 00 56 by TOMSAX[ Updated 30-AUG-1988 00 56 by TOMSAX. Update to Fish CDEV now supportsmulti-monitors, more efficient memory allocation (will load on 1-Megmachine), handles changing depths better, disables actions if number 'ofish is zero, plus minor bug fixes AND New Fish Species! ]Fish! is a CDEV for the Macintosh II which turns the dull gray desktop intoan animated display of color fish. (Also works with DeskPict.) The fish arefully editable with an integrated color editor. The fish run behindapplication windows and do not interfere with apps. Includes on-linedocumentation. Promises hours of clean fun.#### BINHEX     flash-it-23b1.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 10 Sep 92 13:56:28 EST From: [e-mail] (-s92080391-m.lowe-ele-60-)Subject: Flash-It 2.3b1 (control panel) > Flash-It 2.3b1 is an interium test version which accomodates some requests> from users of Flash-It 2.2.  I am fairly confident that 2.3b1 is just as> reliable as 2.2.  You are warned that the 2.3 "final" may or may not> eventually come out, because I am working on a substantial upgrade which> takes advantage of 32-bit QuickDraw available on System 7.  If I succeed,> the next official version will be 3.0 rather than 2.3.  At this moment I> reserve the right to change my mind between 2.3 and 3.0.  Until then, the> official version continues to be 2.2. Author: Nobu TogeCompuServe:    76334,650GEnie:         N.TOGEAppleLink:     N.TOGEInternet:      [e-mail] mail:  Nobu Toge               P.O.Box 7114               Menlo Park, CA 94026               U.S.A.10-Sep-92  7:15:13-GMT,89087;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA10032; Thu, 10 Sep 92 00:15:07 PDTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA25311; Thu, 10 Sep 92 00:15:04 PDTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from utsmips.ccsd.uts.edu.au by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id        AA00450; Wed, 9 Sep 92 20:59:35 PDT Received: from acacia.ccsd.uts.edu.au by utsmips.ccsd.uts.edu.au (5.61/1.04)        id AA10644; Thu, 10 Sep 92 13:57:51 +1000 Received: by acacia.ccsd.uts.edu.au (4.1/SMI-4.1) id AA07122; Thu, 10 Sep 92        13:57:58 EST Date: Thu, 10 Sep 92 13:57:58 EST From: [e-mail] (-s92080391-m.lowe-ele-60-)Message-Id: <[e-mail]> To: [e-mail]: flash-it-23b1.hqx (control panel) Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1992 0:15:02 PDTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     fruits-of-passion.hqx   ****Date:     Tue, 23 Oct 90 8:11:17 EDTFrom: Kenneth Sussmann (PBMA) <[e-mail]>Subject:  Fruits of Passion cdevHere is Fruits of Passion version 2.4.  It is a cdev that allowsyou to change the apple in the menu bar to any other fruit youlike.  It is smileware by Christophe Andres.  The cdev works inboth color and B&W and you can customize it by modifying the SICNand cicn resources with ResEdit. To select a new "apple" doubleclick on the name in the cdev so that the check mark appears.Ken#### BINHEX     gregs-buttons-24.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 5 Feb 93 21:22 GMT From: [e-mail] (G.D. Landweber)Subject: Greg's Buttons 2.4 Control Panel Greg's Buttons v2.4     (Shareware: $15)by Gregory D. Landweber, 5 February 1993Internet e-mail:   [e-mail] is a release version intended for public distribution.WHAT'S NEW?* Greg's Buttons can now colorize the mini icons (the smallest sizeyou can select in the "Views" control panel) in Finder list views.* I added an option to draw pushbutton text in an "embossed" style.* Greg's Buttons will now save its settings in a preferences file.* The real-check checkboxes and white-dot radio buttons now havecolor tinges. (Also, people who design their own CICNs with ResEditcan specify which pixels to tinge.)* I have disabled the dialog colorization feature when Word, Canvas,Disk First Aid, or Help! are running.  This will fix the conflicts.(You can also specify other applications to exclude using ResEdit.)* The default dialog box color is a slightly darker shade of graythan in previous versions.  As a result, the text-insertion cursorin dialogs will be drawn in a dark blue instead of a light yellow.* I have fixed several other various bugs and problems, includingthe conflict with Lloyd Lim's "Default CDEF" (for real this time).* Version 2.3 fixed the conflict with SuperClock that caused thecontrol panel to crash when you clicked in one of the color wells.WHAT'S OLD?Greg's Buttons is a control panel that enhances the System 7 userinterface on a color Macintosh.  It provides tasteful 3-d shadedbuttons to match the windows and scroll bars, using the tints youselect in the "Color" control panel.  You can also customize thelook of your check boxes and radio buttons, choosing from severaldifferent designs.  Greg's Buttons also lets you change the systemfont to one of three variants of Helvetica, and it lets you selectthe background colors for your menus, dialog boxes, and Finderwindows.  I have thrown in color alert icons, too."They don't look like buttons unless they're Greg's Buttons."#### BINHEX     guard-dog.hqx   ****Date  19 May 88 04 52 28 GMTFrom  [e-mail] (Jeff Meyer)Subject  GuardDog[GuardDog]GuardDog is a shareware cdev which, when set, prevents anyone from renamingor moving files on the desktop.  Great for those who have young tots aroundtheir Macs.                        "A child is a person who can't understand why                         someone would give away a perfectly good kitten."                                            -- Doug Larson                                        Moriarty, aka Jeff MeyerINTERNET      [e-mail] UUCP   {uw-beaver, sun, microsoft}!fluke!moriartyCREDO         You gotta be Cruel to be Kind...<*> DISCLAIMER  Do what you want with me, but leave my employers alone! <*>#### BINHEX     helium-211.hqx   ****Helium 2.1.1 Robert L. Mathews' $7 shareware balloon help control panel.  User definable'hot keys' "inflate" balloons (which deflate when the keys are released).User selectable fonts and sizes for balloons.  This version "hides" themenu bar icon (the question mark) under the application icon at theright of the menu bar.  Help menus can be accessed by holding down thecommand key while clicking the application icon.  Other icons, includingthe PowerBook battery icon, move to the right (while allowing room forthe caps lock icon for the PowerBooks).  A very nice space saving feature. #### BINHEX     in-use-20.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 6 Apr 1992 14:43:33 -0600 From: [e-mail](Sendhil Revuluri)Subject: [*] In Use 2.0 >I lost the note telling me where to find the DiskLight replacement>called InUse.  Could somebody repeat it, or even upload it to SUMEX?Because of the growing demand for Sam Barone's In Use control panel, I amposting it to Sumex. This is version 2.0, the latest I am aware of. Itseems to be compatible with both Systems 6 & 7, but I have not checkedextensively.If you are using the Norton Utilities' DiskLight, cease! desist! DiskLighthas been reported to cause serious crashes, and continued use may behazardous to your data. Install In Use instead.I have no connection with In Use. I am not the author. I don't even use itanymore. But it's a good program.--Sendhil Revuluri    *    University Of Chicago   *   [e-mail]#### BINHEX     init-scope-20.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 4 Sep 92 20:58:47 -0400 From: [e-mail] (David Sumner)Subject: INITScope2.0 INIT-SCOPE 2.0 is an INIT/cdev combination that provides youwith a HIGHLY DETAILED account of your computer's start-upactivity. It provides much more information than any otherproduct of its kind. It is useful for locating INIT conflicts, and debugging INITs among other things.INIT-Scope tells you:1. What the environment of your computer is like at startup.2. Which traps are patched by each INIT.3. The low-memory global variables changed by each INIT.4. What resources are loaded in by each INIT (and the order   in which they were loaded).5. Detailed information about installed VBLUs, Notification    Requests, Time Manger routines, Shut-Down routines, and    Drivers.6. A Trap History of each INIT. This includes the parameters    for many of the traps.            Iand MUCH more.And INIT-Scope does this without patching any traps itself!INIT-Scope also lets you intercept (via a debugger) any INIT.INIT-Scope will drop you into the debugger just as the INIT is about to execute.#### BINHEX     invisible-hand.hqx   ****Date: 09 Feb 1993 22:50:21 -0500 (CDT) From: [e-mail]: latest version of Invisible Hand Attention : Macintosh game players, especially Tetris addicts :    Interested in a way to increase your high scores, or to mess with your friend's minds?  Have you ever lost Tetris waiting for one of those long, skinny pieces? If so, then the Invisible Hand is for you.    The Invisible Hand is a Control Panel which provides you with an easy and subtle way to influence games, when and if you want.   Specifically, it allows you to control what random number is returned by the Macintosh System trap _Random.  You can configure the Invisible Hand to return a different random number for all thirty-two combinations of the modifier keys (command, option, shift, caps-lock, and control).  In Tetris, for example, the Invisible Hand can be configured so that when you hold down the shift key you receive four by one long pieces ( xxxx ), when the caps-lock is down, you receive two by two square pieces, and when no modifier keys are down the game plays normally.  So you can play along as usual, except on certain occasions when you just 'really need that piece', and be assured that you will get it.    Invisible Hand is fully functional on Macintosh computers running System 6.0.4 or better.  It has been tested on B&W and color Macs from System 4.1, Finder 5.5 (!!) up to System 7.0.1.  If you are using earlier software, you still can use most of Invisible Hand's functionality : see documentation.Version Notes :v. 1.00 : Initial Public Releasev. 1.05 : Added a quick reference table look-up between Tetris pieces        and _Random numbers.  The Invisible Hand Control Panel        now successfully saves and restores user preferences        between power downs (Bug Fix).Invisible Hand (C) 1993 Carl Mauer#### BINHEX     key-tools-101.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Dawson Dean)Date: Fri, 3 Jul 92 18:52:56 -0400 Subject: Mac Shareware - Key Tools version 1.0.1 Key Tools - Version 1.0.1Contents:I. Brief Introduction To Key ToolsII. What's New In This VersionIII. The program (in binhexed Stuffit 1.5.1 format)I. Brief Introduction To Key ToolsKey Tools is a program that makes typing at your Mac mucheasier.  By typing a special command key in any applicationor the Finder, you can run any of the commands described below :Button Keys - You may click a button in a dialog box byholding down the command key and typing the first letterof the button's name. This has the same effect as if youhad clicked on the button with the mouse. You can togglea radio button or checkbox by holding down the commandand shift keys at the same time and typing the first letterof its name.Type Date - Types the current date, as if you had typedit on the keyboard. You may specify a long or shortformat for the date.Type Time - Types the current time, as if you had typedit on the keyboard. You may specify whether to type theseconds as well.Echo - Retypes everything you typed since the last time youclicked the mouse. This is great for repetitive editing.For example, if you are editing a document in a word processor,you can click at the mouse end of a word, delete three characters, and type four new characters. Then you click the mouse onanother word and tell echo to repeat the editing sequence. You may select any key to control any function and you mayrequire that the option, command, or shift keys be pressed to call a function. For example, you may decide that thetime function will be run when you type the letter "t" whileholding down the option and command keys. Now, the timefunction will run any time you type these keys. In theControl Panel, Key Tools displays this key sequence as"option-command-t", which means you must hold down thecommand and option keys while at the same time typing theletter "t".II. What's New In This VersionVersion 1.0.1 contains several important bug fixes. If you useversion 1.0, it is highly recommended that you upgrade to 1.0.1.    Selecting a button in a modal dialog with button keys now hilitesthe button.   Button keys will no longer select a button in a modal dialog witha command key if more than one button starts with that key. Key Toolsbeeps to alert the user of that case.   Several bugs with button selection and keystroke processing werefixed. Also, several bugs in the Control Panel were fixed.For more information, mail bugs or comments to:Dawson DeanInternet: [e-mail] Online: DawsonDean=================================================#### BINHEX     macenvy-21.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 18 Feb 90 01:24:02 PSTFrom: [e-mail] (Ken McLeod)[MacEnvy CDEV 2.1 - Part 1 of 3]  MacEnvy 2.1 is a CDEV (Control Panel device) that provides a usefuldisplay of your Macintosh's hardware and software operating environment.It also features the ability to save your machine's information in a"report file," which can be opened and printed with any word processor.MacEnvy is compatible with all Macintosh models running System 4.1 orgreater.  MacEnvy displays information about the type, version, size, and/orstatus of the following items:Memory        System         SCSI Devices   Monitors       PRAM StatusProcessor     Finder         SCSI Drives    Main Screen    Modem PortCoprocessor   MultiFinder    Sony Drives    - Pixel Depth  Printer PortPMMU Chip     Localized For  Controller     Aux Screen     Startup DevSound Chip    File System    Other Drives   - Pixel Depth  Default FontGraphics      Debugger       Boot Volume    NuBus Slots    Speaker VolKeyboard      RAM Cache      Volume Use     Slot $9 Card   Mouse SetupADB Devices   Current App    Catalog Info   Slot $A Card   Key RepeatSCSI Chip     User Name      Catalog Size   Slot $B Card   Blink RatesClock Chip    Printing To    Last Backup    Slot $C Card   LatitudeROM Version   AppleTalk      Boot Blocks    Slot $D Card   LongitudeROM Checksum  File Server    Startup App    Slot $E Card   Time Zone  Changes since version 2.0:  various bug fixes and enhancements; seethe enclosed reference guide for more info.  This StuffIt archive contains MacEnvy 2.1, and a complete referenceguide explaining all of the information that MacEnvy provides.Ken McLeod{zardoz felix}!dhw68k![e-mail]--#### BINHEX     magic-menu-202.hqx   ****Subject: Magic Menu v. 2.0.2 Date: Tue, 26 Nov 91 20:44:47 CST From: "James R. Macak" <[e-mail]>Here is Magic Menu(tm) v. 2.0.2, an update for StuffIt Deluxe from AlladinSystems Inc. This update is free to registered users of StuffIt Deluxe.Magic Menu allows stuffing/unstuffing from the Finder. This version is System7 compatible (as well as System 6) and also is compatible with Microsoft Mail3.0 and CE QuickMail 2.5.NOTE: Only owners of StuffIt Deluxe will benefit from Magic Menu, as theStuffIt Engine(tm) part of the commercial package must be installed in orderfor this version of Magic Menu to be useable. (In fact, this file is in StuffItDeluxe format.)I have no connection with Alladin Systems Inc. other than being a satisfiedcustomer.Jim Macak-----#### BINHEX     magic-menu-302-303-updater.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 1 Dec 92 21:53:26 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Leonard Rosenthol)Subject: Corrected Magic Menu 3.0.3 Updater This file is a corrected updater for Magic Menu 3.0.2 -> 3.0.3.  YOU SHOULD ONLY DOWNLOAD THIS FILE IF YOU DOWNLOADED THE STUFFIT DELUXE 3.0.3 ORSTUFFIT SPACESAVER 1.0.2 UPDATERS PRIOR TO DEC. 1, 1992.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Leonard Rosenthol            Internet:     [e-mail] of Advanced Technology        AppleLink:    MACgicianAladdin Systems, Inc.            GEnie:        MACgician#### BINHEX     marker-control-06b.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Troy Anderson)Subject: marker-control.sit.hqx Date: Mon, 23 Nov 92 10:13:32 PST This is a new version of Marker Control, a control panel that causes files in THINK C to be marked and their window positions saved.NEW VERSION v0.6b  % Fixed a bug where if you had the "Only Mark Files Newer Than:"     option OFF and moved a window without making any changes to it,     it set the modified date of the associated file to some time     in the early 1900s.  % Made it so that window positions and sizes are saved even if     you close the windows with "Close All" or by quitting THINK C.      Before, they were only saved if you actually used "Close" from     the File menu.  % Now functions that contain function prototypes as parameters are     marked.Executive Summary-----------------  % Save window positions in THINK C.  % Mark functions in source files.  % Drop RMarker ControlS onto your System Folder and restart.           Open the RMarker ControlS control panel to configure its operation.  % Run THINK C and notice the difference.      - Window positions are saved (open a file, move its window,         close it, reopen it to try this out)      - Command-click on the title bar of source file windows to         see a list of the functions in that file.  % #pragma mark <yourLabel>    // to mark things other than functions  % #pragma markOff             // turn marking off until the end of the file or a #pragma markOn  % #pragma markOn              // turn marking back onBrought to you by Troy [e-mail]#### BINHEX     menu-choice-16.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 25 Feb 1993 12:21:25 PSTFrom: "Bruce Goldstein, [phone]" <[e-mail]>Subject: MenuChoice 1.6 submissionThis is MenuChoice version 1.6; it is a shareware program.  It should replace version 1.5 in the archives; the only changes are bug fixes.  NenuChoice is a control panel device which enables hierarchical menus under the Apple menu.  With it, you can open applications, control panel devices, and documents of all kinds quickly and easily using your Apple menu.  Stuffed with StuffitLite 3.0.5 and then binhexed.  I am not the author (who is K. Clendinning, see documentation), just a user who likes it.#### BINHEX     menu-icons-micn-19.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 22 Feb 93 20:44:12 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Mark Valence)Subject: menu-icons-micn19.sit.hqx (in cp directory) MICN 1.9 - Display small iconic representation for menu titles.This hack is an implementation of an idea suggested by USENETreaders as a method for reclaiming menu bar space.  It has a cheesyinterface, but it is configurable with ResEdit.  See the documentationfor details on adding your own SICNs to the menu bar!MICN is still free, still less than 20K on your disk, and still only 580 bytesof code in your System Heap!Enjoy,Mark Valence#### BINHEX     menuette-112.hqx   ****From: "Anthony D. Saxton" <[e-mail]>Organization: Cyber Sanctum BBS 702.435.2179 Date: Wed, 17 Mar 1993 07:24:56 PST Subject: Menuette 1.1.2 The following is the Authors actual description retrieved from America Online:Subj:  Menuette 1.1.2                                                               March 8, 1993From:  L ProductsFile:  Menuette 1.1.2.sit (69856 bytes)DL time (2400 baud): < 8 minutesDownload count: 125AUTHOR:    Robert L MathewsNEEDS:     System 7 or later, AOL 2.0 or Stuffit Expander 3.xSYSTEM 7:  DependentTYPE:      Shareware cdev; $15LIBRARY:   MUT/New Files           Final Destination: MUT/Control Panel Devices---------------Keywords:  MENU ICON MENUBAR TITLE FILE EDIT SYSTEM7Menuette alters the appearance of menu titles in the menu bar (at the top ofyour screen). Instead of the words that normally appear (such as File andEdit), you'll see small icons representing these concepts. You can instantlyswitch between icon and text views if you wish; if you do so, Menuette allowsyou to choose your own font for menu display. It saves space, and makes yourMacintosh look really cool.Icons for some popular programs are provided, and you can easily add moreicons by dropping new icon files (available on America Online) into a folder.You can even create your own icon files using ResEdit. Icons are in color oncolor Macs, but Menuette also works properly on black & white Macs (it's veryuseful on Powerbooks, where menu bar space is tight). Menuette comes with complete instructions (in fact, you can print atwelve-page manual from within Menuette if you have a printer). In addition,full technical support is available here on America Online in the MacintoshUtilities forum, or by sending mail to "L Products."Menuette is fully compatible with System 7.0, 7.0.1, 7.1, 32-bit addressing, and virtual memory. It takes just a few minutes to download - you'll be glad you did!#### BINHEX     moire-322.hqx   ****Date:    Mon, 15 Jul 1991 21:40:50 EDTFrom: [e-mail] (Joe Kazura)Subject: M?ire v3.22Hello,Here is the latest version of M?ire Screen saver.Joe KazuraApple Student RepUniversity of New Hampshire--- cut here ---#### BINHEX     mount-image-12b2.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]> AS POSTED TO AOL Subj:  MountImage 1.2b2                      December 24, 1992From:  AFA SteveY AUTHOR:    Steve ChristensenEQUIPMENT: Any MacintoshAUTHOR:    Steve ChristensenNEEDS:     DiskCopy "Image" files; decomp. w/ StuffIt 3.0 or AOL 2.0 Keywords:  DISK COPY DISKCOPY IMAGE FILE MOUNT Mount Image is a Control Panel that lets you to mount an image file(created with DiskCopy) as a read-only volume. Mount Image is often usedin lieu of Apple's DiskCopy, but it has one important advantage.DiskCopy can uses the image file to (re)create floppies, while MountImage "pretends" it is a separate volume while actually still residingon the hard drive. So, Macs with only 800K disk drives can gain accessto image files that otherwise require writing to 1.4 Mb floppy drives. #### BINHEX     mouse-odometer.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 12 Dec 92 15:07:16 -0500From: [e-mail] (Samuel L. Shank)Subject: Re: Mouse Odometer Here's the re-upload of Mouse Odometer. To find out how far you have gone, just go to your control pannel and clickon the MouseOdometer icon.  It will tell you then. Here is a program called mouse odometer.  It will tell you how far yourmouse has gone on your screen in miles (up to 1/10000 th of a mile). There is a blurb telling a little more about it. It was stuffed and bin/hexed with StuffitLite.#### BINHEX     network-time-111.hqx   ****From: Pete Resnick <[e-mail]>Subject: Network Time 1.1.1 - Bug Fix!!! (cdev/network-time-111.hqx)Date: Tue, 5 Feb 91 19:22:19 CSTNetwork Time is a combination Control Panel and Startup program for settingyour Macintosh computer's clock. The program uses the the MacTCP networksoftware available from Apple Computer to contact a network "timeserver" toget the exact time of day. Every time you restart your computer, and attimes you specify thereafter, Network Time will reset the Macintosh clockas accurately as you need it, as well as automatically readjusting fordaylight savings time.Network Time includes the time setting program,  a protection program forlarge site administrators, and full documentation. The use of MacTCP andthe Map Control Panel Utility are required.Version 1.1.1 of Network Time fixes a major bug in the error notificationroutines that appeared in version 1.1. Please replace all previous copiesof Network Time with this one.pr-- Pete Resnick             (...so what is a mojo, and why would one be rising?)Graduate assistant - Philosophy Department, Gregory Hall, UIUCSystem manager - Cognitive Science Group, Beckman Institute, UIUCInternet/ARPAnet/EDUnet  : [e-mail] (if no other way) : FREE0285@UIUCVMD#### BINHEX     new-look-13.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 7 Feb 1993 13:11:49 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Tony Huang)Subject: [*] NewLook 1.3 This is the lastest version of NewLook - a control panel that gives a 3Dlook to buttons, check boxes, etc. It doesn't have as many features asGreg's Button, but it's much more stable.Downloaded from AOL and should replace the old version in the archive.Tony [e-mail]#### BINHEX     next-scroll-bars.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 26 Jan 90 20:32:33 ESTFrom: [e-mail] (William Perez)Subject: Following cdevThe following is a control panel device that replaces Apple's CDEF, scrollbars with that of the NeXT computer's.  Downloaded from America Online.Use StuffIt 1.5.1 to decode (UnBinHex) and decompress (UnStuffIt).Enjoy!  willi#### 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     obiwan-40.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 21 Dec 1992 12:49:34 +0800 From: Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>Subject: cp/obiwan-400.hqx ObiWan 4.0.0 is a general help system.  You can create several databses and ObiWan will let you rapidly find information from them.  It displays the information by temporarily taking over several lines at the bottom of the main screen, so the information can be displayed at any time in any program.  Portions of the information can then be sent to the front window as if you had typed it.  The main use of all this is to access the programming database created from Apple's PInterfacesHelp file, which includes the procedures, traps, global variables and errors available up to System 7.  If you've seen Online Companion, it works similarto that, but includes all the System 7 information.I am currenttly trying to license the PInterfaceHelp file from Apple,until I do that, you'll need to have you're own copy of it to generatethe database.  I was going to wait until I had licensed that to releaseit, but its nearly a year old now, and I wanted to get it released beforeits birthday.  You can also create other databses, for example Ihave a thesaurus which is neat for checking the spelling of words(when I can be bothered :-).ObiWan should work in either System 6 or System 7, and doesn't takeup much memory.  It does use a lot of disk space for the databse(the System 7 "force" database is around 720k, but you'll need a fewmeg to create it from the PInterfacesHelp file).Any programmer with a meg of disk space available and access tothe PInterfacesHelp file should definitely have a look at this (IMNVHO :-).The normal use is to figure out the parameters of various calls, forexample, if I want to know the parameters for HOpen, I can get themlike this:OSErr:=HOpen(vRefNum_INTEGER,dirID_LONGINT,fileName_Str255,permission_SignedByte,VAR_refNum_INTEGER);(that took seven key presses: cmd-` to open ObiWan, "hopen", cmd-shift-enter to find it and type it in above).ObiWan is free.I hope it proves as useful to you as it does to me,   Peter.ObiWan 4.0.0 Copyright 1992, Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     obiwan-force-db.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 15:34:21 +0800From: Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>Subject: /cp/obiwan-force-db.hqxHere is the 810k Force database for ObiWan, I finally managed to license the PInterfacesHelp file from Apple (thanks to Rick Fleischman and Barbara Napier!) so I can release it.If you don't have ObiWan, you can get it from all the usual archives (info-mac/cp (its currently in info-mac/app, but it should move to its proper location in the cp directory shortly)).The Force file includes all the information up to and including System 7,together with a bunch of additions, includingIM 1 to 6 procedures (eg InitGraf)IM 1 to 6 types (eg FSSPec)IM 1 to 6 traps (eg _InitGraf and TrapA86E)IM 1 to 6 globals (eg CurApName and Global910)IM 1 to 6 errors (eg dsMemFullErr, Err25, nilHandleErr, Err-109)plus additions (mostly done by Quinn, THANKS!!!)Ascii - an ascii chartFilter Procs - most of the important filter procs from IMFinderFlags - the finder flagsHelp - a description of the keys for ObiWanKeyMap - key code mappingsPackages - a list of packagesPascal - THINK & MPW pascal bits and pieces (eg copy, insert, new)ResEdit - ResEdit templatesTechnotes - A list including abstracts of most of the technotesYou can write your own databases as well, as well as add bits to theForce database.  If you'd like to write any additions that would begenerally useful (eg QuickTime), please send them along to me andI'll include it in the next release.If you find any errors, please report them to me.Have fun,   Peter. <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     okey-dokey-101.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]> Okey Dokey, 1992By Dan Walkowski and Brent PeaseJuly 31, 1992 Version 1.0.1 fixes a minor bug involving applications that put up modaldialogs while they are in the background. (Which is completelyegregious, and we resent having to hack around it.  :-) The short description: Okey Dokey presses the default button in modaldialogs after a time limit. The somewhat longer description: This is something that we have wantedto have for a long time. Have you ever typed command-P then trompedacross campus to pick up your nice 300dpi output, only to wait and waitand wait while nothing comes out of the printer?  When you return toyour office, there's your mac, politely asking how many copies you wouldlike. This is a little INIT/CDEV that automatically chooses the default buttonin a modal dialog box after a specified amount of time. The controlpanel lets you set the time and specify if you want a little countdowndisplay in the lower lefthand corner of the modal dialog box. #### BINHEX     open-wide-33.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Jim Walker)Subject: Open-wide 3.3 Date: Sun, 13 Sep 92 12:52:31 EDT Organization: Department of Mathematics, Univ. of S. Carolina Open-wide is a control panel extension (INIT/cdev) that widens directorydialogs (Open... and Save... dialogs), the better to see long file names. Itcan also stretch these dialogs vertically, so you can see more file names. Online documentation included.  Postcard-ware. Since 3.2: Greater compatibility with List Font.Since 3.0: fixed a bug that sometimes made the control panel crash.System 6.0.4 or later is required; compatible with System 7.This is a StuffIt 3.0 archive. -- Jim Walker#### BINHEX     pb-backlight-10a3.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 30 Sep 92 13:39 BST From: [e-mail] (B.C.E. Khoo)Subject: [*] PB Backlight Control 1.0a3 This is the latest version of the Backlight Control panel, which allows you toset an inactivity interval before the backlight on PBs is switched off.It was written by Ricardo Batista. Should replace cp/backlight.hqx.Bernard Khoo.   Wellcome/CRC [e-mail] or @phx.cam.ac.uk--------------------------#### BINHEX     pc-keypad-10.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 30 Jun 92 18:51:40 IST From: Yair Elharrar <[e-mail]>Subject: PC Keypad 1.0 (alpha) This is PC Keypad 1.0, an init/cdev to emulate the PC feature of typinga number on the keypad while holding down the ALT key, and getting thecharacter whose ASCII code you typed. Documentation included.Yair Elharrar, e-mail [e-mail]--#### BINHEX     pop-char-252.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 27 Feb 92 13:10:19 CET From: Guenther Blaschek <[e-mail]>Subject: PopChar Version 2.5.2 This is PopChar version 2.5.2. It is a bux fix release that correctsa nasty error that lead to occasional crashes during configurationof the favorite sizes in 2.5. It also corrects an error in 2.5.1 thatcrashed Think Pascal.For those who do not know what PopChar is for:PopChar is a control panel that simplifies "typing" of unusual characters.Click the PopChar icon in the menu bar, select the character you want,and PopChar automatically inserts it in the current document as if you hadtyped the proper key combination on the keyboard.PopChar is FREE. MacWrite documentation included.  e  Guenther Blaschek gu  <[e-mail]>, <[e-mail]>-=-=-=-=-=-=- cut here#### BINHEX     power-central-13.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 1 Jan 93 08:20:17 -0700 From: [e-mail] (John R. Park)Subject: PowerCentral1.3.cpt.hqx Dear Info-mac:Steve Tuttle of DayStar Digital ([e-mail])tech support gave me permission to post this copy of Power Central,the control panel which enables their line of PowerCache accelerators.This is version 1.3.John R Park ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     power-switcher-10.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (David Friedlander)Subject: PwrSwitcher 1.0 (final control panel version) Date: Tue, 22 Sep 92 17:17:43 EDT PwrSwitcher 1.0 is a System 7 system extension by David Lamkins ([e-mail]) that allows users to use the power key to rotateamong open applications. This final version, containing several enhancementsand bug fixes, replaces all versions 1.0a_ (alphas) and 1.0b_ (betas).#### BINHEX     ps-trimmer-101.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 3 Jan 92 11:18:05 -0800 From: Hugo M. Ayala <[e-mail]>Subject: PS-Trimmer-1.0.1 This is the next revision of the control panel 'Trimmer' which reducesthe size of PostScript files when printing with the LaserWriter 7.0driver.  This version fixes some problems (from 1.0) in dealing withSuitcase and Font/DA Juggler.  Also, it fixes some problems where thefont type shown is incorrect in systems not running TrueType.This utility is useful for people who do their printing by firstsaving a PostScript file using the LaserWriter driver and thentransmitting it to a service bureau or a UNIX spooler.  Using thiscontrol panel you can reduce the size of your PostScript files by upto half (results will vary from document to document).Hugo M. [e-mail]: the previous version was posted under /util#### BINHEX     quadra-auto-cache-22.hqx   ****This is version 2.2 (an update) to the Alysis Quadra compatibilty controlpanel.  This version permits designating DAs as well as applications torun with caches disabled.  The Control panel makes the caches contextsensitive - incompatible apps and DAs run with the caches disabled, compatibleapps and DAs continue to run with the caches enabled. (This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1) #### BINHEX     ram-disk-saver.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 5 Feb 93 23:31:21 -0500 From: "Robin J. Lunge" <[e-mail]>Subject: RAMDiskSaver.hqx I have uploaded RAMDiskSaver.cpt, which is a tiny utility that doesautomatic periodic background backups of a RAM disk onto something lessvolatile (like a hard disk). It ought to be just the ticket for PowerBookusers who want to extend their battery life (by leaving the hard disk spundown most of the time) but who need some protection from system crashes, aswell as an easy way to shut down and restore a RAM-disk-based system.The actual components (a System 7 background application and a controlpanel) together occupy less than 24 K of disk space and 40 K of RAM, but the.cpt archive is a tad large (113 K) because it includes the SuperGlue Viewerapplication for reading the documentation.This one is share-ware ($20 US) but well worth it if you use a RAM disk.#### BINHEX     ramdisk-321.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 4 Jan 93 8:49:53 cdt From: "Duckenfield,Paul" <[e-mail]>Subject: * ramdisk-321.hqx Here is the most recent version of Roger bates' popular RAM Disk program. This copy has been compressed using Compact Pro and has also been binhexed.The program is a shareware control panel.#### BINHEX     replace-existing-options.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 20 Dec 1992 20:50:43 +1100 From: Jonathon Summers <[e-mail]>Replace-Existing Options is a Control Panel that remaps the buttons inthe Standard File's TReplace ExistingIU alert, presented when a file of the same name exists.#### BINHEX     resume-to-finder.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 12 May 1992 14:26 GMT+1 From: [e-mail]: [*] Resume To Finder Extension ResumeToFinder 1.05by Alessandro Levi MontalciniShareware $5 cash ResumeToFinder is a Control Panel/Extension that installs a simpleresume procedure in applications that don't have one. WhenResumeToFinder is installed, system error alerts (also known as"bombs") will always show a "Resume" button.#### BINHEX     scroll2-2111.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Michael O'Henly)Subject: Scroll2 v2.1.11 Date: Sun, 16 Feb 92 17:06:51 PST Organization: Library Systems Office     A new version of the Scroll2 control panel. Replaces the standardMac scrollbar arrows with a variety of optional designs. This version is32-bit clean.    Michael. -- Michael O'Henly                 McPherson Library                Internet:  [e-mail] of Victoria                      [e-mail], B.C., Canada             BITNET:  lux@uvvm#### BINHEX     scrolling.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 20 Jan 93 15:21:06 EST From: "Dieder B." <[e-mail]>Subject: Scrolling CDEV Here's a neat cdev that allows you to make functional use of thethumbnail sliders on windows. Slide the thumbnail and the windowscrolls with it. Also controls acceleration of scrolling and whatnot.Found on an Apple CD-ROM disc, no support provided, and, from whatI can tell in the read-me file, no restrictions for distributionwere made. Just don't bug apple for support. Works rather nicelyso far as I have been playing with it! Even seems to work in MS applications!How about that for a surprise? :-)D.#### BINHEX     scsi-probe-35.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 23 Dec 92 16:09:50 EST From: Larry Wink <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] SCSI Probe 3.5 CDEV [Obtained from comp.binaries.mac.  I'm just the poster - not the author.]Here's the latest version of Robert Polic's SCSIProbe control panel.There has been some concern expressed recently over a bogus version,SCSIProbe 4.0, that had appeared on some bulletin boards.  That versionwas a harmless April Fool's practical joke, perpetrated by someone whosesense of humor needs adjustment.  That bogus version has caused Robertno end of grief, and he would appreciate it if you'd remove any copiesthat you find, replacing them with this version.Thanks to Mike Bell at Apple Computer for providing this version fromRobert.---#### BINHEX     scsi-tools.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (James Macak)Date: 29 Apr 89 09:00:29 GMTOrganization: Lake Systems - Milwaukee, WisconsinSCSI Tools is a small Control Panel Device (cdev to programmers)that has two functions.  One, it provides a status display of yourSCSI bus with lights corresponding to the 8 (0-7) id's.  The secondfunction is that it can mount SCSI hard disks with the mount button(buttons have drop shadows).SCSI Tools is free for non-commercial distribution.It was written by Paul Mercer, [e-mail].--Jim Macak  <lakesys![e-mail]>---#### BINHEX     serial-mouse-driver-10.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 22 May 92 20:58:25 cdt From: [e-mail] (Charles Rentmeesters)Subject: [*] SMD1.0.sit.hqx Serial Mouse Driver 1.0    Want a cheap mouse or a cheap trackball to hook up to your Mac?    Tired of just having ONE button on your mouse?    Have a serial port not being used?This handy INIT/CDEV allows you to use a IBM Mouse Systems orMicrosoft compatible mouse hooked up to the serial port of yourMacintosh!  IBM serial mice are cheaper than ever, you can buya cheap IBM serial mouse for $10 in some places, and a trackballis only $30.  The driver also allows you to set the other mouse buttons on the mouse to do other events, like shift-clicks andcommand keys.CDware from:    - Charles Rentmeesters      [e-mail]----------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     software-fpu-221.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 15 May 92 16:23:35 PDT From: [e-mail]: SoftwareFPU 2.21 A utility which allows programs requiring a Floating Point Unit(FPU) to work on computers without one, like the Macintosh LCand IIsi.  Drop this INIT/cdev into your System folder and manyprograms that formerly bombed will begin working.Version 2.21 allows Lotus 1-2-3 for Macintosh to work properly.SoftwareFPU is a shareware product.  If you download it, pleasesend $10 to:    John Neil    P.O. Box 160699    Cupertino, CA 95016Your ten dollars keeps the lights on late at night and gives methe incentive to produce more wondrous Macintosh software!  Thanksfor your support.#### BINHEX     software-fpu-241.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 23 Mar 1993 20:48:32 -0800 From: John M. Neil <[e-mail]>Subject: SoftwareFPU 2.41 A utility which allows programs requiring a Floating Point Unit(FPU) to work on computers without one, such as the LC, IIsi,ClassicII,  Color Classic, PowerBook, Performa, or Centris.Drop this control panel into your System folder and many programsthat formerly crashed will begin working.Version 2.41 works on the new 68LC040 Macintoshes (Centris), andfixes problems with Claris Resolve and MatLab.SoftwareFPU is a shareware product.  If you download it, pleasesend $10 to:    John Neil    P.O. Box 160699    Cupertino, CA 95016Your ten dollars keeps the lights on late at night and gives methe incentive to produce more wondrous Macintosh software!Thanks for your support.Keywords: SOFTWAREFPU PSEUDOFPU FPU FLOATING POINT EMULATOR 6888168882 LC IISI POWERBOOK PERFORMA CENTRIS CLASSICII COLORCLASSIC#### BINHEX     space-20.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 2 Oct 92 22:11:50 EDT From: [e-mail] (Brad Goodman)File:    space-2.0.sit.hqxName:    SpaceType:    Control PanelSize:    ~45k (Compressed and BinHexed)Space - The Control PanelWhen I originaly wrote space, a lot of people sent me mail sayingthat they liked it, but the pre-defined activation keys I usedconflicted with other operations on their system. This version,via. the control panel, let's you custom set these keys.For those of you who dont know, (probibly most :) ) Space is ahandly little utility which gives you critical statistics onall online volumes at the press of a key, and the click ofa mouse anywhere, anytime. Just hold down your preset keys and press the mouse, and a handywindow pops up showing you the space used, space free, total spaceand percent usage for all volumes on your system. Release themouse button, and it disapears! (Like magic, yea... :) )Yes, space is System 7.0 Compatable. If you like it, drop me a line!This program is free for all non-commercial distribution.Brad [e-mail]@lynx.northeastern.edu======== Clip Everything From This Line Downward =================#### BINHEX     speak-2-me.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1992 13:06:23 -0700 From: [e-mail]: [*]Speak2Me Speak2Me is a control panel that reads aloud the name of the selected iconin the Finder. It requires MacinTalk and System 7. I downloaded it fromAOL.Tony [e-mail]#### BINHEX     speedy-finder7-153.hqx   ****From: Jason Haines <[e-mail]>Subject: SpeedyFinder7 1.5.3Date: Sun, 13 Sep 92 22:02:13 ESTEnclosed is Victor Tan's SpeedyFinder7 control panel device, in it's latestform, version 1.5.3.All bug reports, comments, etc. should be sent to:[e-mail] will forward all mail to Victor Tan, and return mail replies from Victor.------------------------------------------------------------------------------SpeedyFinder7 v1.5.3 - additional release notes Important Information - read this! I initially released v1.0 to 1.4 locally within the Sydney region. Version 1.5was uploaded to sumex-aim and has since gone all over the world. This hascompletely taken me aback. The InterNet was a completely foreign concept to me.I am still learning how to use a UNIX OS and failing miserably.I understand that people were having trouble getting bug reports to me becausethey saw no recognisable InterNet address. I hope that the new document fixesthis problem as I have provided two InterNet addresses (the second actuallymails AppleLink). Thus instead of users complaining madly over the network andnot doing anything about it, you can hassle me (but not all at once about thesame problem, please).I think you should also know that this Control Panel was originally an Extensionwithout an interface. I only put that interface in for my benefit. In fact, thewhole idea was really written for my benefit. Despite the fact that many userscomplained that v1.5.2 did not work with other applications and caused dialogueboxes to be misplaced, those problems never occurred during its development onmy Macintosh (they still don't). I also think you should know that I am in noway obliged to fix those problems that I had never encountered. But because I'msuch a nice guy :-) I have chosen to do so and to implement ideas suggested byother people as well. I call this support for you. How about you show somesupport for me and send that recommended fee of Aus$20.00 to me?On a lighter note, it is week 9 of 15 of the second semester for me. I will beoverloaded with examination pressure in the coming 6 weeks. However, I willcontinue to support this product (assuming you support me; and why not becausethis is such a RcoolS Control Panel) and will also continue to reply to mail forthe next three weeks. After that, I will enter examination wind-up and may ormay not choose to reply to mail. You can continue to send me mail and I will logit and reply after the completion of my examinations (early November). Sorry,that's just the way it is! That period will be about 5 weeks duration. If thebug is urgent then label it so, but don't abuse that privilege!If you are installing this over an older version, please do not open the ControlPanel before you restart (or hassle with mail about bugs if you have). Youshould restart before opening the new versions Control Panel. This is because Ihaven't implemented a separate preferences file yet.I hope that this version addresses most if not all of the conflicts and problemsthat people have been reporting to me (which by the way I do thank you guysfor). That's the reason for the lengthy delay in release. Also, if you'vereceived advice from me or from somebody else to switch to 32-bit mode to solvethe dialogue box problem, that's no longer necessary in this release. You canswitch back to 24-bit mode. If there's an idea you would like to see implementedand I haven't done so then continue to hassle me. Also, if there's a problem Ihaven't fixed then bug me, or my bugs will bug you! Thanks,Victor Tan (13-Sep-92)------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     speedy-finder7-154.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 12 Oct 92 12:18:44 EST From: [e-mail] (Michael Lowe)Subject: [*] SpeedyFinder7 1.5.4 (control panel) Version: 1.5.4 (08-Oct-92)Bug fixes: the conflict with Helium 2.1.1 (and the problem with the StandardFile Dialog popupmenu) has now been fixed. As both Control Panels compete toremove the Balloon Help Menu, turning my balloon menu on with Helium'sballoon menu off will do nothing. If you turn Helium's balloon menu off andthen my balloon menu off, your Balloon Menu will return to the application'smenu bar without having to re-launch that application (something Heliumdoesn't do)! Zoom rectangles are now removed from the final release System7.1 and consequently will no longer work with the B7 release 7.1. Fixed abug that caused the "SpeedyFinder7 application icon" to get scrambled. Italso caused launching applications to consistently crash the Mac.Improvements: hot keys" allowing instant access to balloon help (somewhatlike Helium). Control Panel interface layout change/improvement. The "floppyicons" and associated checkboxes now give you visual feedback on what theicons will look like. Power users can now enter 4-letter types instead ofhaving to locate a file of that type. You can set the tolerance before theFinder displays sizes in Meg rather than k. "Ctrl-Command-F" will locatethe application that created the document. The "...alias" suffix is nowcustomisable. The alert that appears before a non-floppy volume unmount canbe suppressed. Thought that I would at least offer some competetion toCopyDoubler so I included the "speed empty trash" feature.Author: Victor Tan.InterNet: [e-mail]: [e-mail]12-Oct-92  7:44:13-GMT,68796;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA12579; Mon, 12 Oct 92 00:44:11 PDTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA05088; Mon, 12 Oct 92 00:44:09 PDTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from sequoia.ccsd.uts.EDU.AU ([138.25.16.1]) by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU        (4.1/inc-1.0) id AA02097; Sun, 11 Oct 92 18:37:56 PDT Received: from acacia.ccsd.uts.edu.au by sequoia.ccsd.uts.EDU.AU with SMTP id        AA02143 (5.65c/IDA-1.4.4 for <[e-mail]>); Mon,        12 Oct 1992 11:37:43 +1000 Received: by acacia.ccsd.uts.edu.au (4.1/SMI-4.1) id AA15422; Mon, 12 Oct 92        11:38:12 EST Date: Mon, 12 Oct 92 11:38:12 EST From: [e-mail] (-s92080391-m.lowe-ele-60-)Message-Id: <[e-mail]> To: [e-mail]: speedy-finder7-154.hqx Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Mon, 12 Oct 1992 0:44:09 PDTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     spy.hqx   ****Date:     Tue, 21 Mar 89 19:49:29 ESTFrom: Tom Coradeschi <[e-mail]>The Spy! CDEV displays Hard Disk space remaining, SysHeap, AppHeap and Stackat the top of the screen. Written by Ed Kandrot of Cricket Software, it isfree.Downloaded from Info Center BBS [phone].tom cBill the Cat sez: "Remember. If some weirdo in a blue suit                    offers you some MS-DOS. JUST SAY NO!"ARPA: [e-mail]    UUCP:...!{uunet,rutgers}!pica.army.mil!tcora -or- [e-mail]#### BINHEX     subliminal.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 13 May 92 22:35:08 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Randal R. Ketchem)Subject: subliminal1.0.sea.hqx Subliminal is one of the fun and perhaps useful programs found in Son ofStupid Mac Tricks, and is copyright 1991 Bob LeVitus.Subliminal is a control panel that will display different messages onto thescreen. The messages are read from a text file, and are therefore easilyedited. Each message in the file is diplayed at a different time, the lengthof diplay being variable. The interval between messages is also variable.Subliminal is very useful for convincing the boss that you need a raise, orfor getting the attention of that person you are afraid to talk to. 8-)Randal R. [e-mail]#### BINHEX     super-clock-402.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 00:08:08 -0800 From: Samuel S. Tai <[e-mail]>Subject: SuperClock! 4.0.2.sit.hqx Here's SuperClock! 4.0.2.  Please replace the previous version (4.0.1).Note that I am not the author.  Gripes/complaints/bug reports shouldgo to the author, Steve Christensten ([e-mail]).--------------------------------------------------------------Revision Changes:o 4.0.2  - Fixes a bug that was causing non-color Macs (i.e., Plus, SE, Classic, PowerBook 100) to crash on installation.  - Fixes an editing problem with the alarm time.  - Fixes a bug in the "chime same number of times..." option.--------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     text-trap.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 11 Jun 92 15:09:51 -0400 From: Jeffrey L. Needleman <[e-mail]>Subject: TextTrap.sit TextTrap is freeware from Michael Budiansky of Pi Zero Software. It's aflexible capture utility which allows you to save to disk any text writtento the Mac screen. Buttons allow you to toggle on or off the saving of textwritten by DrawText, DrawJust, DrawString, and DrawChar commands.Don't confuse this with usual capture utilities which save a screen at atime. You can set this control panel running and capture a whole session ofcommunication with a mainframe, for example, without having to copy andpaste each screen. You can also capture help files from programs that donot allow them to be printed or selected for copy/paste.I have one fancy program for IBM 3278 emulation while connected with amainframe. It has its own capture utility for the session--but the openedcaptured session is virtually unreadable, filled with color and graphicescape sequences. This utility provides a readable copy of such sessions.Jeff Needleman  <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     thunder7-15-to-152-updater.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1992 17:47:25 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Ken B Kirksey)Subject: Thunder7 1.5.2 Patch Kit This patch kit updates the Thunder7 CDEV and Thunder7 utility from version1.5 or 1.5.1 to version 1.5.2.  It is recommended for ALL Thunder7 users. Bug Fixes and Such: + Fix problem where PageMaker complains about import/export filters. + Fix problem with non-loading at startup time on SEs and Pluses. + Fix problem creating Ghostwriter files for windows that have titles > 31 characters. + Fix hang with Launcher Control Panel that comes with the Performa System software (7.0.1P and 7.1P). + Recompile thesaurus code with THINK C 5.0.4. + Redraw progress dialog after prompts in some Selection Modules.#### 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     trapper-103.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1992 19:44 GMT+1 From: [e-mail]: [*] Trapper Control Panel Trapper 1.03by Alessandro Levi MontalciniUploader: Alberto Ricci, [e-mail] is a small extension/control panel which keeps track of how manytimes each A-Trap is called by all processes currently active (openapplications + System + extensions + DAs + anything else that executescode in your machine).Many traps call other traps, and no trap calls itself. So, if you seethat a thousand CopyBits and a hundred ScrollRect have been executed,you should know that some of those CopyBits have been called byScrollRect, anyway ScrollRect has actually been called 100 times (but itmay have been called by TEScroll, who knows?).#### BINHEX     trash-picker-10.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 22 Apr 92 18:33:48 -0400 From: Takeshi Miyazaki <[e-mail]>Subject: TrashPicker 1.0 Trashpicker is a system 7 control panel that gives you detailed control over your trash. There are numerous options that can be specified withrespect to both immediate deletion of files and automatic and timed deletion. Options can be chosen among types of media to delete from, types of files, low disk space options, immediate drag-and-delete, andnumerous others.Trashpicker is very small (37K). Shareware $5.#### BINHEX     trash-selector-12.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 18 Aug 92 05:39:31 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Carl W. Haynes III)Subject: trash-selector-12.hqx Trash Selector 1.2 is an update to my MacHack '92 entry which lets youselect which items in the trash you really wish to throw out. Version 1.2 fixes a bug which caused some crashes on 68030 and above machines.Modifier key is moved from the option to control because Apple uses the optionkey to indicate that locked files should be trashed.Trash Selector is free.   Carl W. Haynes III   Haynes Consulting Services   [e-mail]  ||  [e-mail]  ||  [e-mail](NOTE: This should replace trash-selector-11.hqx)#### BINHEX     tunnel-vision-10.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 8 Jun 92 02:09:23 EDT From: [e-mail] (michael j darweesh)Subject: Tunnel_Vision1.0.hqx Tunnel vision is a System Extension-Control Panel combination for use with Macintosh systems with multiple monitors when the user doesnUt desire to use the multiple monitors. T.V. temporarily disables any monitors (except for the Rmain screenS) at startup time so that you can concentrate on one screen. Tunnel Vision is System 7.0 Dependent shareware. If you have multiple monitors and System 7.0, try it!-Mike [e-mail]#### BINHEX     twilight-711.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 11 Jan 93 09:28:30 +0100From: [e-mail] (Robert Lukassen)Subject: TwiLight screen saverHello moderators,please find included the latest version of TwiLight, the postware screensaver for Macintoshes which support the Brightness control panel. This version (7.1.1) replaces the version 7.1 which was archived some weeks ago.Changes:- removed a feature that was not really usefull (see the documentation for   more details)  - changed the way the dimmed brightness is specified for consistency.- this new version does no longer pretend to replace the original brightness  control panel (see documentation).- fixed a bug causing a crash when the screen was dimmed and the brightness  control panel was open.  Description:This is a screen saver for Macintosh Classic and Macintosh Classic IIcomputers which uses the screen brightness driver. It is very small anduses almost no CPU time. It operates fully in the background and does notslow down or disable background or foreground processes.It also allows to set the brightness of the screen using the keys 0-9 andsome user definable modifiers. This is particulary handy in environmentswith lots of changes of brightness.Full balloon-help support is implemented.Needs:- A Macintosh that can use the original brightness control panel, like the  Classic, Classic II, Performa 200 and possibly the PowerBooks (haven't   been able to check those, sorry. I'd like to get reports of people with  PowerBooks to make sure.)  - System 7.0 or higher.- A postcard of your hometown to send to the author, since this is postware.This file is stuffed with Stuffit Lite 3.0 and should replace the previousversion (7.1), archieved as "TwiLight-71.hqx" in the cp directory. Thank you.#### BINHEX     twilight-712.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 19 Jan 93 09:31:40 +0100 From: [e-mail] (Robert Lukassen)Subject: TwiLight screen saver version 7.1.2 Hello moderators,please find enclosed the latest update of the free screen saver forMacintosh Classic and Macintosh Classic II computers. This version (7.1.2)replaces the earlier releases (7.1.0 and 7.1.1) and fixes a bug that caused the screen saver to malfunction on 68000 based machines (Classics).My apologies to all that have experienced this problem and thanks to themany people that have helped me since the first release.Description:This is a screen saver for Macintoshes which support the Apple brightnesscontrol panel. It dims the screen to a user brightness level that theuser can set via a user-friendly control panel. It uses almost no memory,runs completely in the background and uses little CPU time. While dimmed,programs continue to run, so print-jobs are not interrupted.Full balloon help is implemented and documentation is included in thepackage (a TeachText document).Needed:A Macintosh computer which supports the Apple brightness control panel.System 7.0.1 or later.A postcard of your home town, since this software is postware.This version replaces all previous versions, in particular the versioncurrently archieved at sumex as info-mac/cp/twilight-711.hqx. Thank you.Robert 'MacBear' Lukassen#### BINHEX     verausser.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 4 Jan 93 02:03:59 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Tom Bridgwater)  Verausser is a control panel which does not have the resourcesto do anything on it's own, rather it adds functionality to the"Options..." dialog of the Monitors control panel by allowing youto disable the Built-in display. At this time it works ONLY withthe PowerBook.  Disabling the LCD screen will allow you to use your PowerBook asif it is a desktop computer without windows getting "lost" on theLCD screen. Attach a low power ADB keyboard and a low power mouseand you can push the CPU to the corner of your desk (or under themonitor stand of your computer station).This file fits best in "Control Panels" and/or "PowerBook" directories.It may be included in all distributions of share/freeware.#### BINHEX     wild-magic-20.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 7 Jan 92 10:10:42 -0500From: [e-mail] (Joseph Rinella)This is wild magic v2.0. It is compatable with After Dark.I pulled if off of AOL. It is to be used with quicktime.It allows movies to be pasted into PICT aware applicationsEnjoyJoe Rinella#### BINHEX     windows-21.hqx   ****Date:      Tue, 18 Jul 89 03:25:48 PDTFrom: "[DCGQAL]GER.XSE0010" <[e-mail]>Windows 2.1...This version fixes a bug, that causes "Zoom" to select a wrongwindow sometimes.For those that don't know: Windows is an control panel extension that will adda windows menu to the finder and other applications. You can configure eachapplication separateley in the control panel.Copyright 1988 Joachim Lindenberg, Sommerstrasse 4,7500 Karlsruhe 1, West Germany. All rights reserved.Windows is shareware. If you like and use it, send me US $10.International users: Send your check, turning it into cashcosts me just $0.50.Joachim [e-mail]#### BINHEX     word-index.hqx   ****From: Dieder A. Bylsma <[e-mail]>Subject: WordIndex init Date: Thu, 6 Aug 92 13:42:56 PDT Another goodie pulled from a local bbs:WordIndex is a cdev/INIT tool that provides indexation on the fly to Microsoft Word users. By providing list of words to be indexed (and an optional shortcut, so it is also replacing the Glossar user is able to type his text without worrying about indexing words, the tool will insert the .i. code on the fly (as invisible text) when detecting specified index entries. It is also possible to specify style variation to insert .ii., .ib. and .ibi. codes. Words can be grouped into lists, each list can be activated separetely, the indexation can be globally desactivated (only the macro feature remains). The tool can be globally desactivitaed from the Control Panel without rebooting. The macro feature works with any text editor. To make sure that the .i. code is turned into hidden text make sure that the command+shift+v shortcut is assigned to the Hidden text command. (The Hidden text command must be installed in a Word menu). I'm not the author, just posting it!Dieder#### 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     zap.hqx   ****Subject: Zap! From: Jesse Lee <[e-mail]>Date: Wed, 30 Sep 1992 08:58:01 -0600 I found the following cdev on CompuServe. It will zapthe PRAM.Jesse [e-mail]#### BINHEX     zipple-14.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Christopher Suley)Date: Tue, 27 Oct 92 23:25:32 -0500 Subject: Zipple 1.4 This is version 1.4 of Zipple.  Please replace any earlier versions youmay have.Zipple is a control panel/extension that allows you to place an animatedimage over the title of your Apple, Balloon Help, or Application menu.You can use one of the ready-made images, or create your own with thehandy built-in editor.Version 1.4 adds the ability to "grab" various picture resources out offiles to use as frames in your animations, true support for the usualClipboard mechanism of Cut/Copy/Paste, and fixes a cosmetic flaw and abug present in earlier versions.Zipple works with all Macintoshes running System 6, 7, and 7.1.This is a StuffIt 1.5.1 archive.#### BINHEX     zoombar-21.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 8 Dec 91 13:40:52 PST From: [e-mail]: ZoomBar 1.1 The info-mac archives seem to be one version behind on this one,so here is the latest I have (I am not the author). Here is ZoomBar 2.1, a window organizing control panel device.  Itallows you to shrink one or all open windows & stack them up, makingit easier to work with many open windows.  This latest version isSystem 7.0 compatible and works with command keys that zoom windows. Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:03:44 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/da#### 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     blender-141.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 30 May 1992 17:06 CDT From: "Dwight Lemke @ Wisconsin Oshkosh" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Blender DA This is the Blender DA v 1.4.1.  It is a nifty little utilitythat calculates the optimum number of steps in a blend.  It canbe very helpful in speeding up the printing process--especially for those who do a lot of color processing.I found it on Compuserve as is.---------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     button-pad.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Info-Mac Moderator)Date: Wed, 16 Sep 1992 10:03:15 PDT"ButtonPad is an improved version of the NotePad desk accessory that comeswith the Macintosh.  ButtonPad lets you categorize your notes into up toeight separate "Quick Access" pads that can be quickly accessed via pushbuttons.  Each pad can be up to 32K in size.  This makes ButtonPad idealfor storage of text that is frequently accessed such as telephone numbers,customer information, etc.  The quick access push buttons augment thenormal open, select, close dialog procedures.  You may assign your ownlabels to each push button and the name of the pad file to be retrieved. The pads are automatically saved if modified.  In addition to the quickaccess pads, you may also access any text file via the normal open command. There is a find command to access specific information, a variable linesort command, and tools for cleaning up text files such as replacing spaceswith tabs.  ButtonPad will also dial the phone via tones or modem for phonenumbers found in the current line.  You can print out your pads, adjustedto fit pocket organizers.  ButtonPad is a cross between standard notepad,minieditor, and telephone dialer/index card type applications."        --Jerry Wilcox  [e-mail]#### 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     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     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     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     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     easy-envelopes-plus-26.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]> EZ Envelopes+ 2.6 is a handy shareware DA from Andy Welch that makes iteasy to address envelopes.  You can have an icon before your returnaddress and print the postal barcode on the envelope.  The DA is nowQuadra cache compatible and doubles as rolodex. #### BINHEX     gogo.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 24 Oct 89 20:08 CSTFrom: Matt Helgren <[e-mail]>To: [e-mail]        I was trying to figure out what I could contribute to all the peopleon Info-Mac for all the wonderfull advice and software. Then it hit me. Myfavorite DA, Gogo (Yes, as in dancer)!  This is a must for any serious Macuser. Check it out.                          G.H.[Warning: not for the easily aroused/offended.]#### BINHEX     inside-mac-part1.hqx   ****Date:       Fri, 8 Dec 89 10:28:27 PSTFrom: [e-mail]: [e-mail] recently reposted the Inside Mac DA, but somehow managed to include an old version of the DA itself (1.1 instead of the proper 1.2), so here is a repost to fix that.Included is the most recent Inside Mac DA (version 1.2), the mostcomprehensive manual (including some additions and corrections I have made)and its index, a miniature manual for floppy users, and all the toolsnecessary to modify the manuals and index yourself. There is evendocumentation. It's pretty simple to use, just toss the files Manual and MMIndex into yourSystem Folder and use your favorite technique to install the DA.  You will bein business.   If you want to use the small manual, rename it to Manual, usethe enclosed index program to build a new MMIndex and toss these in yourSystem Folder.  Modifications to the manuals are handled accordingly.  TheManuals are straight TEXT files.Share and enjoy...Jon   N         L                  [e-mail]    M    A    L   National Magnetic Fusion Energy Computer Center     F    T    N      Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory      E         L                PO Box 5509 L-561       C                    Livermore, California 94550        C                         [phone]#### 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     mandel-tv.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 10 Jan 93 19:39:49 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Richard A. Fowell)Subject: MandelTV.cpt.hqx - Mandelbrot generator DA Simple, but fast! Supports color animation, stored views.Pull out of suitcase to use under System 7.Virus checked with Disinfectant 2.9, tested on Mac IIsi, System 7.01 tuned.#### BINHEX     maxfiles.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 2 Aug 92 20:14:12 -0400 From: Takeshi Miyazaki <[e-mail]>Subject: MaxFiles 1.1 This is an "Desktop Navigator" type (i.e. DiskTop) Desk Accessory program. It has a nice sound effects. The doc is written in Japanese, but the program is self explanationary, so you should not have any trouble to use this.I am not the author. (I am mainly using this to delete Desktop DB and DF files, and to change the creator of the file.)Takeshi Miyazaki ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     mcsink-70-files.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 13 Feb 90 12:50:11 CSTFrom: [e-mail] (John A. Palkovic)Subject: McSink 7.0 filesModerator: McSink 7.0 files, stuffed and binhexed, follows.  I amsending the DA in a seperate mail message.----------- cut here -----------------------------#### BINHEX     mcsink-70.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 13 Feb 90 12:47:58 CSTFrom: [e-mail] (John A. Palkovic)Subject: McSink 7.0This is McSink 7.0, the latest update to McSink, arguably the bestDA/text editor for the mac.  I am posting this as two separate files;the first is the DA, the second is a document (20k) and about a dozenVCMD's.  If you want to know what is different, get the second fileand extract the "McSink V7.0 Changes" file and read it.  It is a textfile.  A quick summary: word wrap is disabled :-( ; it is a lotfaster and you can now use VCMD's in McSink.  if you want all thefeatures you have to get Vantage, the commercial big brother to McSink.John [e-mail]: This space intentionally left blank.Moderator: McSink 7.0 DA, stuffed and binhexed, follows.  McSink 7.0files will be in another mail message.----------- cut here -----------------------------#### BINHEX     mini-writer.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 28 Jun 1992 09:57:24 -0500 (CDT) From: Larry Rymal <[e-mail]>Subject: miniWRITER1.73.sit miniWRITER is a popular text editor desk accessory which is great forcomposing and uploading text messages to bulletin boards.  Also good forcreating short (or small) text-only documents.  Configurable, will addcarriage returns after a certain amount of characters per line (you specifythe number of characters).  Excellent text editor DA!  Shareware, $10.00.#### BINHEX     note-pad-ii.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Jun 92 23:24:44 PDT From: [e-mail]: Desk Accessory Cloning (C) >What I'm after is having multiple copies of the Note Pad for keeping>track of various snippits by category. You might find one of the following a better alternative to makingmultiple copies of NotePad: info-mac/da/notepadii.hqxinfo-mac/da/super-note-pad-121.hqx Ah, I see that Note Pad II is no longer at Sumex. So here is aresubmission... NotePad II is a shareware enhanced notedpad DA. It provides awide window and the ability to group notes into topics. #### 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     quill-204.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] ( John Thoo )Date: Wed, 28 Oct 92 20:06:14 PST Subject: Quill DA 2.04 [re-post] This is a re-posting of Quill DA 2.04.  When I posted Quill the lasttime, I had done so without first putting it in a suitcase.  (I tendto forget these things now that I'm running System 7 :-)Thanks to Carl David <[e-mail]> for pointing thisout to me. [Sorry for any inconvenience, Bill.] Also, thanks to  Jim Love <[e-mail]> for originally postingQuill DA to the archive way back when. ***DESCRIPTION***Sergio Villone's FREEware DA - Quill 2.04 [June 1991].To quote from the internal Help file: Use this DA to display (as text): - Text Files (such as from QUED, Edit ][, TeachText, etc.)- MacWrite Documents- MacWrite ][ Documents- MS Word 1.xx, 3.xx, and 4.xx Documents (even in 'fast save') format !)- MS Write Documents- WriteNow 1.xx and 2.00 Documents- Nisus Documents It's not the wonder tool that Les Ferch is lusting for, but you certainlyget your money's worth !!  As a *VIEWER* application, it's top-notch andI find myself using it several times/day to open/view "native" documentscreated by word processors I don't own, e.g. Nisus.  Much of the imbeddedformatting (underscores, multiple fonts, etc.) is NOT displayed, but theresultant document is quite clear and easy to read nonetheless.  To savememory displaying large graphics-intensive files, imbedded graphic imagesare displayed initially [default] as: -------------------------------[Picture]------------------------------------- but double-clicking anywhere on the line pops up the picture.  Other featuresinclude a 'find' option, and the ability to save any converted document asplain text.  Alas, there is no print capability, but I find I haven't reallymissed it, since I use Quill primarily to view foreign documents on-screen,e.g., to quickly browse through the README or *.doc files from sumex-aimdownloads.  Try it - you'll like it !!-----------cut here-------------#### BINHEX     remember-23-docs-msword.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 13 May 92 18:47:25 EDT From: Jon Butler <[e-mail]>Subject: MSW Remember 2.3 file binhexed #### BINHEX     remember-232.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 29 Sep 1992 07:34 CDT From: PETER GINGISS <[e-mail]>Subject: Remember 2.3.2 Complete This is Remember 2.3.2, a DA reminder system.  It keeps a calendar and will give alarms on a pre-set day.#### BINHEX     res-find.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 20 Jul 92 12:20:35 GMT From: Michael Everson <[e-mail]>Subject: ResFind repost This is a repost of the ResFind resource viewer, including the originalda (in French), its original documentation (in French), and a translatedda (in Basque). No, wait, it's in English.... I didn't translate thedocumentation into English because it was 5 pages long and because theda is pretty straightforward.#### BINHEX     resedit-tmpl-types.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 18 Jun 1992 19:06:53 -0500 (CDT) From: [e-mail] (Dave Martin, Geochemical Research, Texas A&M)Subject: [*] ResEdit TMPL Types DA This is a desk accessory which contains the field type info for creatingTMPLs in ResEdit 2.1. Very simple, very small. Downloaded from AOLs MacUtility (MUT) forum.#### 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     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     scientific-conversions.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 24 Oct 89  21:00:11 MDTFrom: [e-mail]: [e-mail] Falk (in Info-Mac #184) wrote:> Anybody out there who have any knowledge about a conversion utility> (DA) that can do conversion between different physical units of measure> (eg Pascal to PSI, meters to feet, watts to Btu/hr etc)> There is a  DA called CONVERTER in the archives which> converts currencies very nice. However, it has only 18 choices of> conversion.I am enclosing a DA called 'sci', which contains many scientific conversions.It does meters to feet and watts to BTU/sec, but alas, I found no entry forpascals to PSI.  The DA was created using an application called 'Create aText DA', a copy of which I have enclosed under a separate cover.  Thisapplication lets you take any text file and convert it into a DA from whichyou can copy information and paste into your documents (although you can'tpaste text into the DA itself).  I've used this application in the pastto make a DA containing my frequently used BITNET addresses (among otherthings).  Since you can copy text from the DAs created with this application,you can recover the conversion info from sci, add your own conversions, andcreate a new DA that is customized for your needs.Eric L. Peters                             Here he lies moulding;Department of Radiology and                His dying was hard -Radiation Biology                          They shot him for foldingColorado State University                  An IBM card.Fort Collins, CO 80523BITNET: EPETERS@CSUGREEN                      -Leslie Mellichamp#### BINHEX     scrapz-12.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 4 Feb 93 16:30:06 +0100 From: [e-mail] (Lars Sundstr|m)Subject: Scrapz 1.2 DA Scrapz 1.2 (DA)Replacement for Apples ScrapbookFeatures* Supports text, pictures and sound* Resizeable window* File Import/Export* Partial selection of text and pictures* Multiple scrapbooks(or groups, represented by names and icons)Scrapz 1.2 is freeware#### BINHEX     smartmouse.hqx   ****Date  Thu, 28 Jul 88 20 27 00 PDTFrom  Bryce Jasmer <[e-mail]>Subject  smartmouse.sit.hqxThis is a nice small DA that allows the user to view the mouse coordinatesof the screen or the coordinates local to any window. The user chooses whichwindow the coordinates should be shown local to from the DA's menu.Check the included document for more info!#### BINHEX     super-note-pad-121.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 22 Feb 92 01:51:42 PST From: [e-mail] (David Jung)Subject: Super NotePad 1.21 Latest version of a deluxe notepad replacement da.#### 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     tattle-tale-141.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 13 Jul 1992 09:50:50 -0800 From: [e-mail]: TattleTale 1.4.1 DA Tells you everything you ever wanted to know about your Mac. DA version1.4.1=========================================================================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     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     unit-conversion-da.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 11 Sep 92 09:32 CDT From: <[e-mail]>Subject: Unit Conversion DA Dear Moderator,Attached is Unit Conversion DA (UCDA) which converts a quantityof one unit measurement to another.  Additional units and conversionfactors can be installed thru the resource editor.  More info on howto use this DA is in the "UCDA Readme" [e-mail] of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:03:54 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/demo#### BINHEX     5pm.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 24 Sep 1992 23:33:34 +0300From: Jussi-Pekka Mantere <[e-mail]>Subject: Demo of ASC's 5PM, "a multi-session communication application"Found from the Net, I've got no conncetion with the company.Best Regads,Jussi-Pekka Mantere--- original file follows ---*********************** ASC Products Overview***********************For additional information, please feel free to contact us at :                Advanced Software Concepts                9551, route de Saint Laurent du Var                F-06610 La Gaude / FRANCE                contact : Dominique Ducasse                phone : [phone]                fax : [phone]                appleLink : ADV.SOFT                e-mail : [e-mail] & Canada Residents may also contact our US Distributor at :                Helios USA                10601 S. de Anza Blvd - Suite 103                Cupertino, CA 95014 / USA                contact : Paul Lucero                phone : [phone]                fax : [phone]                appleLink : HELIOS.USA                e-mail : [e-mail] this server [sapet.cica.fr 192.70.34.153] you may download democopies of all or part of the ASC Products described hereafter.Feel free to distribute or to publish them on any other server.However, all demos are Copyrighted by ASC and their use has to belimited to evaluation purpose only.Communication Applications==========================5PM v. 1.1.3 shipped since May 1991--------------------------------5PM is a multi-session communication application with fullCommunications Toolbox support (i.e. connection, file transfer,terminal tool). In conjunction with the set of unique CommunicationsToolbox tools developed by ASC, described hereafter, 5PM is alreadythe most versatile terminal emulator available on the Macintoshplatform.In addition, 5PM offers 5Talk, a HyperTalk like scripting languagewith full support for the existing XCMD's and XFCN's.5PM also allows the user to create palettes with graphic objects (i.e.buttons, icons, etc...), and to attach scripts to sessions, palettesand objects.An interesting aspect is that the user can also attach scripts to anykey on the keyboard, thus allowing a very powerful way of remappingkeyboard functions.With these scripting and objects creation capabilities, the user canstart developing visual macro-commands, and/or develop real front-endsto host-applications by hiding the terminal window and presenting theend-user a Macintosh interface to the host application.Finally, 5PM includes Esmeralda, our own full implementation of theATS(tm) protocol provided until now only in MacWorkStation. Esmeraldais much more flexible than MacWorkStation in three aspects :    - it is build on top of the Communications Toolbox.    - its functionality can be enhanced through the scripting engine.    - it can be transparently started and quitted in the middle of      a terminal session.An important aspect in 5PM is that a user can freely and transparentlymix any of the working methods (i.e. terminal emulation, macro-commands,front-ending and Esmeralda) inside one single session.All this functionality makes 5PM the most open and evolutivecommunication application on the market. This has been confirmed bythe fact that 5PM received the award for the best Macintosh softwareof the year during last AppleExpo in Paris on September 1991.#### BINHEX     abffit-49.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 15 Jan 93 13:34:41 -0100 From: [e-mail]: ABFfit4.9 Maximum Likelihood Profil Fitting A.Filhol, Institut Laue Langevin, 156X, F-38042 Grenoble Cedex, FranceEmail: [e-mail], a program for interactive profile fitting on (e.g.) diffraction data.- ABFfit is a tool for highly interactive processing of small to medium size  data sets. E.g. in the specific case of powder diffraction it is well suited  to preliminary data processing before a Rietveld fit can be started or to  difficult case requiring user interaction. It has been designed for research  and teaching.- Uses an original maximum likelihood algorithm designed for Poisson  distributed data (counts).- Handles polynomial background and various peak shapes either build-in  or provided as plug-ins CODE resources.- Build-in peak shapes: Symmetrical (Gauss, Lorentz, Cauchy, Pseudo-Voigt)  and asymmetrical (Gumbel+, Gumbel-).- Supports fit constraints on the parameters.- Interactive graphical initialization of the fitting algorithm with the  possibility of saving the starting model for further processing of the data  in automatic mode (pseudo-batch).- Provides extensive statistical summaries on the fit (Plots of normalized  residuals, joint confidence regions, diagnostic measures on influential  data points, etc..).This demo version is fully functional except that numerical results are neitherdisplayed nor printed. The full version is marketed by the University ofSt Etienne (France).Price: 2500 FF (about 500$)Orders to:  Prof. J.Berruyer, Univ. St Etienne, U.E.R. des Sciences,  23 rue du Dr Paull Michelon, F-42003 St-Etienne Cedex, France  Fax: [phone], Email: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     app-maker-15.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 4 Feb 93 19:26:15 -0800 From: Noah Price <[e-mail]>Subject: AppMaker 1.5 Demo AppMaker 1.5 DEMOby Bowers DevelopmentRequires Mac Plus or later, System 6.0 or laterThis is a demo version of AppMaker, a human interface generator.(Also included is "AppMaker/Prototyper," an analysis by Bowers of thefeatures and differences between AppMaker and Prototyper.  This and theAppMaker documentation is in Glue format.  AppleLink, Glue Viewer, orSuper Glue are required to read it.)Excerpts from the ReadMe file:AppMaker is an application for generating the user interface, and thesource code behind it, for a new or existing Macintosh application.AppMaker saves development time and cuts drudgery by letting you createmenus, windows, dialogs, and alerts just by clicking and dragging toarrange what you want on the screen.  With one command, AppMakerautomatically generates the source code for the user interface you'vedesigned, for selected modules, or for the entire application. You canchoose either C or Pascal, for MPW or THINK language systems. Inaddition to traditional programming languages, AppMaker supportsobject-oriented programming using the THINK Class Library in either Cor Pascal, as well as MacApp 2.0 using C++ or Pascal and MacApp 3.0using C++.All of these demo files can be copied and used by you or others toevaluate the AppMaker application.For more information about AppMaker, contact Bowers Development Corp.at the address listed below.  AppMaker's suggested retail price is$299; it comes with a 60-day money-back guarantee and free technicalsupport.  To compile and link AppMaker-generated source code, you mustalso have an MPW or THINK language system and enough memory and diskspace to meet the requirements of the language system.Bowers Development Corp.97 Lowell Rd.Concord, MA  01742(508) 369-8175,  FAX [phone]AppleLink: D1721CompuServe: 70731,3710America Online:Industry Connection forum keyword: BOWERS#### BINHEX     art-beat.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     asc-ctb-tools.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 24 Sep 1992 23:36:17 +0300From: Jussi-Pekka Mantere <[e-mail]>Subject: Demo of ASC's CommToolbox Connection ToolsFound from the Net, I've got no conncetion with the company. Best Regads, Jussi-Pekka Mantere --- original file follows --- *********************** ASC Products Overview***********************For additional information, please feel free to contact us at :                Advanced Software Concepts                9551, route de Saint Laurent du Var                F-06610 La Gaude / FRANCE                contact : Dominique Ducasse                phone : [phone]                fax : [phone]                appleLink : ADV.SOFT                e-mail : [e-mail] & Canada Residents may also contact our US Distributor at :                Helios USA                10601 S. de Anza Blvd - Suite 103                Cupertino, CA 95014 / USA                contact : Paul Lucero                phone : [phone]                fax : [phone]                appleLink : HELIOS.USA                e-mail : [e-mail] this server [sapet.cica.fr 192.70.34.153] you may download democopies of all or part of the ASC Products described hereafter.Feel free to distribute or to publish them on any other server.However, all demos are Copyrighted by ASC and their use has to belimited to evaluation purpose only.CommToolbox Connection Tools============================TCPack v. 2.0 shipped since May 1990----------------------------------TCPack is a TCP/IP connection tool for the Communications Toolbox.It is implemented on top of Apple's MacTCP driver and implementsTELNET negotiations and an FTP background server.TCPack can be used both for terminal emulation and peer-to-peerconnections :    - for terminal emulation purposes, TCPack supports the Telnet      protocol and includes a background FTP server to transfer      files between your Macintosh and the host you are connected to.    - for peer-to-peer connections, developers have access to the      IP Header parameters through the Scripting Interface.      A technical documentation is available on request.TCPack can be used with several terminal tools existing in the CTBarea in order to initiate terminal sessions on TCP/IP networks. It canbe used in particular with our asc3270 and asc5250 terminal toolsdescribed hereafter in order to open tn3270 and tn5250 sessions.SNA.ck v. 1.1 shipped since May 1992----------------------------------SNA.ck is an SNA connection tool based on the 3270 API's of the newSNA.ps 1.1 gateway from Apple. SNA.ck works exclusively with ourasc3270 terminal tool described hereafter in order to initiate 3270terminal sessions over the SNA.ps gateway.We have scheduled a new release of SNA.ck for early August, whichwill also implement full support for the communication hardwareprovided by Avatar , including the Netway gateways from formerTriData.CommToolbox Terminal Tools==========================asc3270 v. 2.0 shipped since January 1991--------------------------------------asc3270 is a terminal tool which allows to initiate 3270 terminalsessions using any CommToolbox compliant application (ex. MacTerminal,5PM).asc3270 works either with TCPack for tn3270 terminal sessions or withSNA.ck for 3270 terminal sessions over Apple's SNA.ps.asc3270 implements full support for :    - user definable mapping of standard IBM colors into Macintosh      colors.    - international code pages.    - extended 3270 attributes & user definable presentation of      attributes.    - user definable keyboard mapping with simple click & drag      interface.asc5250 v. 1.1 shipping since June 1992------------------------------------asc5250 is a terminal tool emulating 5250 terminals for AS400. In it'sfirst release, it will only work with TCPack for tn5250 terminalsessions over TCP/IP networks.asc5250 implements full support for :    - user definable mapping of standard IBM colors into Macintosh      colors.    - international code pages.    - user definable presentation of 5250 attributes.    - user definable keyboard mapping with simple click & drag      interface.asc420 v. 1.0 shippable September 1992------------------------------------asc420 is a terminal tool emulating DEC-VT420 terminals. It implementsfull color and printer support. The keyboard can be fully remapped bythe user by means of a simple click & drag interface. asc420 can workover almost any connection tools related to DEC connectivity includingTCPack  our TCP/IP TELNET tool.CommToolbox File Transfer Tools===============================FTPack v. 1.2 shipped since February 1991--------------------------------------FTPack is an FTP Client file transfer tool, which implements thestandard file transfer protocol used on TCP/IP networks. FTPackpresents the user with a Macintosh user interface for the most usedFTP commands (ex. receive, send, rename, list, etc...), thus notrequiring the user to know those cryptic commands.FTPack also offers a simple scripting language allowing the user toautomate many repetitive transfer functions.FTPack is delivered with FTPeek, a small application which allows theuser to execute file transfers without the need of a full fledgedterminal emulator.Mac-to-Mac FTP transfers are possible with a combination of FTPack &TCPack.#### BINHEX     ball-and-stick-306.hqx   ****Subject: [*] Ball & Stick 3.06 demo (Molecular Graphics)From: [e-mail]: Mon, 11 Jan 93 11:44:47 +0100Here comes the latest demo version of Ball & Stick 3.06.Please replace all previous demo versions.This is a molecular graphics application working on allMacintosh computers from MacPlus upward (includingQuadras), it requires at least System 6.04, for colormachines 6.05 and 32-bit QuickDraw are preferred.It is fully System 7.0(1) (*)compatible.Some minor bugs have been fixed since version 3.05A complete list of changes (B&S 3.00->3.06 changes)and a short tutorial (A Quick Guide to B&S 3.0)are included in the binhexed self-extracting CompactProarchive. As the full version also includes a HyperCardStack (MovieMaker) for simple black-and-white animation2 sample movies created by B&S and this stack are included. A QuickTime movie created by Ball&Stick can be found inthe info-mac archives as art/quicktime/molcule-movie.The full version of Ball & Stick (C) Copyright 1988-1991by Norber Mueller (me) and Alexander Falk is published byCherwell Scientific PublishingThe Magdalen Centre Oxford Science ParkOxford OX4 4GA, UKPhone    [phone]Fax      [phone]from whom we receive royalties. The full package alsoincludes more structure examples and a co-processorversion of the program. The demo differs from the fullversion in the number of atoms being limited to 40 andadvertising texts displayed on startup and exported orprinted PICTs.In the USA Cherwell Scientific's office is atCherwell Scientific Publishing15 Auburn PlaceBrookline MA 02146Tel: [phone]Fax: [phone]#### BINHEX     beyond-midi-23.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 13 Mar 1993 14:59:02 -0400 (AST) From: [e-mail]: BeyondmididemoV2.3.txt ...for 00index.txt area in mac/sound/midi       Hello, this version will replace all other versions of Beyond Midi Demothat were at this site. I am not the author of this program, just a person whohas used this demo and found it very easy to understand as well as beingexcellently written. I do not own a MIDI or a keyboard but have been interestedin programs that allow you to use the macs internal sound board to createmusic. This is the first program that I have been truly impressed with enough tobrag about it and show my support for it. The demo uses the macs interenalsound channels to play midi sequences on it using the given set of instrumentsthat are included with the demo (The full version of course will be bettersupported and with a manual). Although there is not a brief user manualincluded it shouldn't be too hard to figure out once you open it up. For thoseof you who do download this demo I should point out that it will stop after 10-15 minutes. WHY?  Because it's a demo! The following text is a list ofimprovements over the other versions that had been released, as well as bugfixes.                                                        TONY SANDESON                                                 [e-mail]################################################################################                               BEYOND*   Version 2.3                         ##                          The Ultimate MIDI Sequencer                        ################################################################################    It looks like a publisher will be buying Beyond and it will be sold beginning in 1993 for about $200. The final contract negotiations are concluding. In the meantime updates and orders should be addressed to:        Jeremy Sagan        25 Avon St. Apt. C        Cambridge, Ma. 02138    You can also reach me for pricing or general questions on America On Line. My screen name is JermBey.Recent Changes:1.) Full Color support greatly enhanced.    a.) now fully supports multiple monitors. If there is not enough memory for off screen color then off screen black & white is used.    b.) New color controls in dialogs.2.) Velocity scale from % to %.3.) Change ports dialog. This functions allows you to change all ports in a given document. If your source or destination port uses the midi time piece then you must specify midi time piece in the midi setup dialog before using this function.4.) Tap Tempo dialog.5.) MIDI monitor Dialog.6.) Enhanced MIDI Manager Support for internal connection. Now support beat clocks.7.) New remote control window. If 'controller' is specified as a source event then an instrument may be assigned as a destination. This allows you to control your instrument volume or other controller using a remote mixing device.8.) Preferences dialog.9.) Scrubbing in the note editor. 10.) Enhanced syncing        a.) MIDI Clock sync        b.) MIDI time code11.) Section Event editor.    Allows editing of Key Signatures, Time signatures and Tempos in an event oriented way.12.) 32 bit clean.     a.) System 7 compatible. running in Virtual memory not yet supported.13.) Snapshot in instruments window.14.) Solo and Mute instruments.15.) Numerous bug fixes.    a.) Including major fix for when tracks we're over 64k in length.16.) Color picture of author after 10 seconds in about box.17.) Pan in the instruments window. This is a rotary dial that allows you to send/record pan information to synths that support it.18.) Layering up to 8 channels is now supported from the instruments window. Just click on the instruments primary channel and a new dialog pops up that allows you to set up to 8 different channels of layering.19.) Added Sample support with the Mac Setup dialog box. This allows you to use your Mac as a synthesizer for simple melodies or sound effects. Place any sound you like either in the system folder or in the file 'BeySounds' and they will be accessible in this dialog. On slower computers you can only play one sound at a time. When playing multiple sounds simultaneously on  faster computers you will notice timing fluctuations (when using VIA timer in preferences) and sometimes pops and crackles (although this is mostly eliminated when MIDI Manager or Time Manager is in use). Heavy use of background tasks or INIT's that use interrupts heavily, is discouraged.  Also, System 6.07 or greater is recommended because it contains the enhanced sound manager. Beyond uses a technique in real time to discover if the  machine has enough processor power to continue playing. In some cases, this may cause Beyond to stop playing notes. The easiest way to avoid this, is to  leave Beyond as the foreground application and just let it play without pulling menus or dragging the thumbs of scrollbars. Currently Beyond's  internal MIDI interpretation engine only recognizes NoteOn and NoteOff Commands (channels 9-16 are mapped to channels 1-8), and All notes off  command. All others are ignored although future enhancements may include  PitchBend,Volume control, Modulation, Sustain pedal, etc.,.The internal  metronome now uses the Beyond's internal MIDI interpretation engine, so in  order to use it, you must install a sound in a given channel and then set the metronome to use the internal channel corresponding to that sound. Beyond's  Sound Engine is completely compatible with the sound manager, However  programs like sound master, when used in conjunction, eat up all the sound  channels and will not let sounds be played in other applications. Therefore  use of sound master with beyond is not recommended, although this problem is  minor. Scrubbing is partially supported by only one note at a time.20.    Fixed a bug that caused a crash when notes of a duration greater than 65535 we're recorded either directly or imported in a MIDI file. Also, long notes (>65535) we're not recorded properly in MIDI files.21.    Fixed a bug that caused a crash when controller's we're played using layers that I inadvertently introduced when I added Time Manager Support.22.    Fixed a bug that caused a crash when you went to the MIDI monitor without any memory.23.    Extract Program Names    Allows you to use sysex dumps to inform beyond of you current program  names for your devices. Right now each port can have a list of program names. This will be changed later to allow you to assign particular channels on a given port to program names. For the time being this means that all channels  1-16, say on the Modem port, will be assigned the same names. This new dialog allows you to extract programs from the currently selected track. It assigns  the names to the currently selected tracks' port.    A giant popup menu allows you to select programs from the Note editor, List Editor and Instruments window. Supported devices as of  are:        1) Korg M1        2) Roland D110        3) Yamaha DX21        4) Proteus (Not Completely Tested)    If you have sysex information for a device that you want me to support please send to:        Jeremy Sagan        25 Avon St. Apt. C        Cambridge, Ma. 02138    Devices are stored in a separate Resource File called 'BeyDevices'. The Program Names are saved when you save preferences and are loaded when you  start the program.13-Mar-93 22:37:07-GMT,505645;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA08818; Sat, 13 Mar 93 14:36:52 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA20673; Sat, 13 Mar 93 14:36:48 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 AA06620; Sat, 13 Mar 93 11:08:25 PST Received: from macc2.mta.ca by terminator.rs.itd.umich.edu (5.67/2.2) with        SMTP id AA20525; Sat, 13 Mar 93 13:56:30 -0500 Date: Sat, 13 Mar 1993 14:57:39 -0400 (AST) From: [e-mail]-Id: <[e-mail]> Subject: BeyondmididemoV2.3.sea.hqx To: [e-mail]-Vmsmail-To: MX%"[e-mail]" Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Sat, 13 Mar 1993 14:36:46 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     blackjack-tutor-112.hqx   ****From: aurs01!aurxc7![e-mail]: Blackjack Tutor Demo v1.12 (1 of 10) Date: Mon, 30 Nov 92 14:07:25 -0500 The following is the latest demo version (1.12) of the Macintoshsoftware product called the Blackjack Tutor (BJT) by InSite Systemsbased in Raleigh, NC.  The demo software is freeware so feel free tocopy and distribute it.  I am not the author, so please contact InSiteSystems directly for more information.This BJ simulation and training product for players of all levelsallows you to:- configure the setup to match your favorite casino game,- enter your own play/wager/count strategies,- play only the hands you wish to practice (both count and non-count   based),- simulate millions of hands to measure and compare strategy   perfromance,- practice card-counting,plus other features too numerous to mention here.  Supports System 7,color, and monitors of various sizes and includes well-writtendocumentation.Version 1.12 repairs and enhancements include:1) Fixes the problems with card counting during face-down games,2) Improved memory management,3) Enhanced Auto-Play control,4) includes a new splash screen,5) Includes a Walk-Through to demonstrate the Practice Play feature of     the BJT,6) Includes a Demo version of the Card Count Practice Session   application included in the commercial BJT product.Insite SystemsP. O. Box 17791Raleigh, NC  27619-7791(919) - 554 - 4736AOL : DavisW(Blackjack Tutor Demo by InSite Systems v1.12  - Part 1 of 10)#### BINHEX     blade.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 9 Jun 92 11:51:39 -0400 From: [e-mail] (King Rhoton)Subject: Blade Demo Here is a DEMO copy of Blade from Leviathan software.  If you've seen their adsin the back of your favorite Mac periodicals and have wondered how good their stuff was, here's a painless way to try it out.  Level one (at least) is fullyfunctional.KingBLADE DOES require this minimum configuration to run:Mac II or better (SE30,LC,SI,II,IIx,Cx,Ci,Fx,Quadra 700,Quadra 900)2Mb minimum RAM partition, 2.5Mb with sound8 Bit Graphics13S Monitor (640X480) or larger11Mb of hard disk spaceSystem 6.07 or laterSystem 7 Friendly This BLADE Demo requires 1.0Mb of hard disk space.#### BINHEX     burglar.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Sat, 21 Nov 92 14:21:16 -0500 Dear Werner (or whomever),    Two weeks ago I tried to send you a copy of a video game Iwrote, but it didn't work. I re-binhexed it with line returns, so hopefullyit will work this time. All info about the game can be found in"Burg. Info" after decompressing. Below is a little info about Burglar incase you need it for your downloaders. Feel free to change the wording ifit is not match the format of your files. Let me know if anything goes wrong.            Thanks,        Steve Hoover([e-mail])P.S.    How did your uploading email address change from University ofTexas to University of Michigan? I also put a copy of Burglar intomac/incoming at mac.archive.umich.edu and sent a note to [e-mail] Burglar:    Burglar is a very addictive Macintosh video game. Yourun around in a world of boards in which you try to collectgold. You can do just about anything humanly possible and more,including jumping, digging, and pushing. Some boards requirequick reflexes and others are very mind boggling. In fact, youcan create boards of your own. Unfortunately, it is black andwhite only, and is somewhat annoying to use with system 7;however future improvements are likely. It will work on even theoldest of Macs.    This copy of Burglar will stop working on 5/1/93, but ifyou download it after this date you can contact me, and I will giveyou a code which will give you a month a free trial use.    Any questions? Call Steve Hoover at [phone], orduring the 92-93 and 93-94 school years at [phone]. Schoolemail address: [e-mail].------------------------(End of Header)-----------------------#### BINHEX     carbon-copy.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 16 Nov 92 12:17:02 MDT From: Alonso Castro <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Carbon Copy Demo >Someone on MACNET-L told me a few months ago that there is a demo version of>Carbon Copy Mac on Applelink and America Online.  I've been using Timbuktu,>but>at over $100/copy for 80+ users on my network, it can get pretty expensive.>Carbon Copy Mac can be purchased for under $200 for one zone.  Does anyone>have>access to either of these?  Any possibility of uploading this to sumex?>Thanks!>>Thomas Scott, Systems Manager, College of Engineering, Cornell UniversityHere it is. This demo version works for about 20 minutes. It is slow at 2400 baud and reasonably OK at 9600. Downloaded from America Online.Alonso Castro#### BINHEX     claris-works.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 2 Mar 1993 17:22:44 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Ken B Kirksey)Subject: ClarisWorks Demo ClarisWorks represents the next generation in integrated software with seamlessly integrated environments that offer powerful word processing,graphics, spreadsheet, charting, database and communications functions.  Unlike existing integrated products, which force users to constantly switch Rmodules,S ClarisWorks lets you access different tools from within a single document.  With ClarisWorks  you can start with a single document and add text, graphics, calculations and charts at any time. ClarisWorks is the perfect fit for the Macintosh Classic, LC and PowerBook since the application is just 565K.  Its XTND technology lets you read and write to dozens of popular file formats.  Finally, since ClarisWorks shares the same interface as the rest of our software family, you can easily learn a dedicated Claris application if your needs grow. This ClarisWorks demonstration version is a full working version of ClarisWorks except for the following restrictions:%    Files will not save.%    Printed documents have a RClarisWorks DemoS watermark in the foreground. In order to fit on a single disk, this Demonstration Version does not include the ClarisWorks spell checker, thesaurus, online help, or the full set of XTND translators or communications tools.#### BINHEX     click-paste.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1993 11:22:53 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Vinko Tsui)Subject: Clipboard Help (A) >I'm looking for a CDEV or extension enabling my macintosh to:>>1) copy and append to clipboard>2) copy to multiple clipboards and paste them separately>>Is there anything available either PD or commercial that works flawlessly>under system 7.1?>Hi Paolo,ClickPaste from Mainstay will accomplish your 2nd desire.  It provides youwith as many clips of almost anything you want restricted by your harddrive space.I attached a demo copy with maximun of 15 copy and paste for you to try out.Good Luck!Sincerely,Vinko TsuiVinko Enterprises1193 Lindsay DriveOakville, OntarioCanadaL6M 3B8Tel.: [phone]Fax.: [phone] (automatic Fax Modem attached)AppleLink: CDA1051America Online: VinkoInternet: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     comp-res.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Feb 93 04:30:37 EST From: [e-mail] (michael j darweesh)Subject: CompRes.cpt.hqx CompRes is a Shareware Programmer's tool which allows nearly transparent run-time resource decompression.With CompRes, you can compress and decompress your resources using the LZSS compression technology. This application is only part of the package. With the program included, you can compress your resources and see how well this compression technique will do for you. I'm sure you'll find that if you're compressing PICT or animation resources, you'll achieve very close to a 50% savings in disk space. Run-time Decompression is quite quick and the whole compression scheme can save plenty of disk space, especially for graphics.Anyhow, try it out. If you have any questions or comments, you cancontact me (the Author) via e-mail. My Address is in the documentaion.-Mike Darweesh[Note to Moderators: Although this might be considered a Demo, themost appropriate place for this file is in the lang directory (I think).It's certainly a programmers untility only.]#### BINHEX     connectix-powerbook-util.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 2 Feb 93 11:54:12 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Mark Schumann)Subject: CPU-Demo This archive contains a self-running movie and a demonstration version of theCONNECTIX POWERBOOK UTILITIES (CPU) control panel. The movie shows how many ofthe features work. The control panel which can be opened on any Mac running System 7 lets you adjust some of the settings. CONNECTIX POWERBOOK UTILITIES is the complete integrated solution for enhancing PowerBook productivity and convenience. CPU gives you effortless control over every aspect of your PowerBook. Stretch your battery life, secure your sensitive files, preserve your LCD screen, and give your trackball-weary thumbs a rest. CPU is simple to use with built-in settings that are perfect for Home, Office, Travel, or anywhere. Get the power of CPU today.---------------Include in: Utils.Questions: Contact Connectix at 800-950-5880 or [e-mail] is my personal account.--------------#### BINHEX     copy-doubler-10.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 25 Sep 92 10:17 EDT From: Jeffrey L. Needleman <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] CopyDoubler 1.0 Demo Here's a demo version of Fifth Generation System's CopyDoubler utility,created by Salient (which I obtained from America On Line). It will workfor three weeks from date of installation but no later than December 31,1992 no matter when installed. Except for that, the demo is the same as thecommercial version. CopyDoubler is available separately but is includedwith AutoDoubler 2.0 and will be sent with all upgrades to AutoDoubler 2.0as well. Requires System 7 to run. The information that follows is fromSalient's accomponaying blurb. CopyDoubler dramatically improves operations in the System 7 Finder. CopyDoubler is integrated into the Finder and operates transparently tomake copying and deleting files faster, safer and more convenient. Here are CopyDoubler's major features:    Copying files is at least twice as fast and emptying the Trash is up toten times faster than the Finder.    A Smart Replace feature copies only changed files. This feature can beused for incredibly fast backups. Using this feature can increase copyingspeed by 50 times.    Copied files can be verified during copying to ensure they are identicalto the originals. This adds an extra level of safety in case a disk isunreliable. (The Finder only verifies on floppy disks).    Files put in the Trash can be erased completely before deleting to preventunauthorized recovery with a file recovery program (This is an optionalfeature).    Files compressed by AutoDoubler can be copied in compressed form orexpanded when copying to selected types of disks.Jeff Needleman  <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     cross-master-112.hqx   ****Date: 28 Sep 1992 13:52:36 +0900 From: [e-mail]: CrossMaster 1.12 Here is the newest version for CrossMaster!  This new version broadens its ability to load in other programs' crosswordpuzzles.  It also allows you to save your own crossword puzzles in a PICTformat.For those of you who are not familiar with the program, CrossMastergenerates crossword puzzles for you.  You simply type in a word list, alongwith the clues, and the program creates your puzzle.  It also allows you tosolve the puzzles right on the screen. If you have any questions or comments feel free to contact me.Greg Stevenson             e-mail: [e-mail] Science           phone:  [phone]Iowa State University#### BINHEX     crystal-quest.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 23 Jan 1993 00:38 EST From: Timothy Dwight Dixon <[e-mail]>Subject: CrystalQuest Demo Dear Moderators: I must confess I've had more experience downloading from Sumexthan uploading to it, so please forgive any errors on my part.This is a demonstration of Crystal Quest from Casady and Greene, in my opinionthe best arcade game ever written!  The object is to collect all the crystalson the screen, battling bad guys along the way.  It should run in B/W or Colorand on all Macs with 1 MB or more RAM.  It's kind of hard to describe, but letme assure you it is quite addictive!I'm in no way associated with Patrick Buckland, the author, or Casady andGreene, Inc., except as an extremely satisfied customer!/********************************************//*  Timothy D. Dixon                        *//* "And this is love: not that we loved God *//*  but that he loved us and sent his Son   *//*  as an atoning sacrifice for our sins."  *//*      I John 4:10  NIV                    *//********************************************/-------------- Cut here --------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     dentistry-courseware.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     diamonds-20.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 1 Oct 92 19:03 BST From: RICHARD LIM <[e-mail]>Subject: Diamonds 2.0 Demo Good shareware games don't die, they just mature into commercial ones!Here's a demo of Diamonds 2.0 containing four out of the thirty levels inthe full package.  Diamonds now has slate-grey buttons (if you care forthat sort of thing) and the ability to use any PICT as the backdrop (butyou could have hacked that with ResEdit!).  This version finally offerssupport for 512x384 monitors but I'm not sure if it will support Classic-type screens.  Non-UK users can disregard the purchasing info...#### BINHEX     diskeeper-181.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 19 Nov 92 11:57:10 EST From: Jay Geagan <[e-mail]>Subject: DisKeeper 1.8.1 (demo) DisKeeper is a $20 disk management utility that can scan multiple disks/folders for identical files, invisible files, empty folders, etc.  It can also scan for a sequence of characters, modify file attributes, remove deleted file traces, etc., etc.  Version 1.8.1 adds a tweak for System 7.1 and fixes a minor bug.Note to sumex administrators: I'm not sure if this file should be posted in "demos" or "utils" - it is a demo, but is a useful utility even with some features disabled.  Also, there is an older version posted somewhere "diskeeper.hqx" (in utils ???) - please remove it.     thanks,    j geagan#### BINHEX     dos-mounter.hqx   ****From: Juha Hyv|nen <[e-mail]>Subject: DOS Mounter DEMO Date: Tue, 1 Dec 92 22:44:16 EET Since a lot of people have asked for a utility that could read/writeDOS disks, here is DOS Mounter DEMO. It is supposed to be "like thereal thing" except that the name of the disk must be DEMO.The INIT is quite old (1989) so it is no surprise it has some problemswith system 7. Unmounting the DOS disk by dragging it to the Trashdoes not seem to work properly. (A solution is suggested in the readmefile.)---( juh )-----( [e-mail] )---#### BINHEX     empire-master-252.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 13 Sep 92 22:21 EST From: [e-mail]: Empire Master 2.5.2 (demo) Here is Empire Master 2.5.2 (demo).  Empire Master is a sophisticated strategy wargame to play against another personor the computer.Many game parameters can be customized allowing manyvery different variations to be played.  A separate rule editor(not included with the demo)  allows completely new rule setsto be created.  Medieval, modern and futuristic scenarioshave been created for Empire Master.In the demo version some of the game parameters are fixed,and you cannot save/restore a game in progress.  You canplay complete games with the demo, there is no turn limitor time limit and the demo will not expire.  The unrestrictedversion is moderately priced (print the order form from thedemo itself) and comes with the rule editor, printed documentationand a library of rule sets.Christopher Eliot#### BINHEX     empire-master-26.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 9 Feb 93 15:33 EST From: [e-mail]: Empire Master 2.6 demo Here is the latest demo version of Empire Master (2.6).For those of you who are not familiar with Empire Master itis a sophisticated strategy wargame.  You start out with a cityand explore outward, finding more cities and islands, untilyou find and deal with the opposing side (or vice versa.)This version is a demo, but it allows you to play any number ofgames.  You cannot save and restore games in progress, playover appletalk, or vary the map parameters with this version.You must also deal with an annoying dialog when you quit.The game provides a full featured interface with many ways to direct your units automatically.  This frees you from having to worry about trivial details so that you can concentrate on the overall strategy of the game.You are also able to vary many of the map parameters to create a limitless number of scenarios.  Finally, there is a separate rule editor that allows you to create entirely new units.* Maps from 25X25 to 255X255.* Fast, skillful computer opponent.* Computer does not cheat, play balance achieved by giving the computer free cities, free armies or free turns at the beginning.* Auto-Explore, Auto-Patrol functions.* Automatic refuelling for air units at all times.* Follows Mac Interface guidelines.* Up to six color or b/w monitors supported in any configuration.* Two people can play over Appletalk (requires system 7)* Low price:To order send a check to:    Christopher Eliot/P.O. Box 371/Leeds, Ma. 01053Registration fee includes full printed documentation and a disk with the latest version. The price is $25, ($20 for students), +$5 for the rule editor, +$5 for overseas air mail, +5% sales tax for Mass. residents.#### BINHEX     end-note-plus.hqx   ****Date: 18 Mar 1993 12:48:20 -0600 (CST) From: "Dwight Lemke @ Wisconsin Oshkosh" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] EndNote Plus Demo This is a demonstration EndNote Plus and EndLink software from Niles &Associates, Inc.EndNote Plus is an Enhanced Reference Database and Bibliography Maker.As a database manager, it specializes in storing, managing, andsearching for bibliographic references in your private referencelibrary.  As a bibliography maker, it automatically builds lists ofcited works and also formats references to paste into footnotes.Finally, using a user-specified bibliographic style, it produces acopy of your paper by reformatting the in-text citations and placing abibliography at the end.EndLink is an add-on module to EndNote which enables you to importjournal references from online databases into your EndNote libraries.This demonstration package may be distributed freely but may not bemodified in any way.Please contact Niles & Associates, Inc. for product availability andpricing at [phone],fax to [phone].  Email addresses are:[e-mail] (internet); Niles.Assoc (AppleLink); NilesAssoc(America Online); and 71172,653 (CompuServe).Niles & Associates, Inc.2000 Hearst Ave., Suite 200Berkeley, CA  94709  USA------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     f1.hqx   ****Date: 02 Sep 1992 15:30:20 -0500 (CDT) From: [e-mail]: F1 Demo Enclosed is F1 Demo. It is demonstration version of a new Macintosh Fidonetmailer program that directly competes with Tabby, MacWoof, and Copernicus.The program has a ridiculous expiration date of October 1, 1992, but it isprobably just long enough to try it out.--Rob [e-mail]                     [e-mail] would get help for my net addiction . . .                                 . . .if I could find the proper newsgroup.#### BINHEX     falcon.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 20 Nov 92 01:30:25 EST From: [e-mail] (Paul Siu)The following is a demo Macintosh Color version of Spectrum Holobyte's Falcon.I downloaded this from American on-line.  The real game is supposedly goingto be available in Jan 93.The file is in compactor self-extracting format.  It must be first unbinhexed.Paul [e-mail]--------------------------------Cut Here-------------------------------------#### BINHEX     first-things-first-308.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Wed, 10 Feb 93 10:04:35 EST Subject: Firtst Things First demo v.3.08 This is version 3.08 of the First Things First DEMO. It is a greattodo list manager with alarms. It can be turned into a working copyby calling in for a code.EnjoySteve#### BINHEX     first-things-first-clock-files.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     ford-car-simulator.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 26 Jan 93 10:11:12 EST From: [e-mail] (Scott Walker)Subject: Ford Simulator II mistake! Duh, I'm stupid.  I didn't realize that there were other files relatedwith the Ford Simulator, and hence only sent the application along withthe first time.  So!  Here is a folder containing the application and all of the resource files it needs!  Sorry to anyone who wasted thebandwidth downloading it down.     This is a driving simulator put out by Ford a few years ago.  Itlets you drive selected Ford models on three tracks: Test Track, whichhas an obstacle course, City Challenge, which is like a freeway, and BackRoads which is like Sunday driving with slow-moving trucks.  Three levelsof difficulty are provided for each track.     It also has an Electronic Showroom, a Ford Buyer's Guide, and FordInfocenter to allow you to look at all the features of 1990's models.  Abit dated information, of course, but the game is fun for awhile.Thanks, and sorry again!Scott [e-mail]#### BINHEX     formula-one.hqx   ****Date: 29 Oct 1992 23:07:17 -0600 (CST) From: [e-mail]: Formula One Demo This Demo is fully functional but has these limits:- The application will expire after December '92- F1 will make only one call during a event- A session cannot be longer than 10 to 15 minutes (random value)IntroductionFormula 1 is a communication module that improves the performance of pointor BBS programs. F1 can be used as a replacement of TabbyNet and Callmodules for Tabby and Copernicus, but can be used also with CounterPointand MacWoof.This is what F1 improves:- Full support of WaZoo and FTS-0001 protocols.- File transfers with ZedZap and ZedZip with crash recovery- Full support of high speed modems:        - serial speed up to 57600 baud        - hardware handshake- Support for all the devices registered with the Communication Toolbox.Points:- 4D or 5D address (uses fakenet if the boss requires it)BBS:- 3 levels of File Request: Default, for 'known' nodes and for protectedsessionsHardware RequirementsF1 works on any Macintosh with at least 1MBytes of RAM and System 6 or newer.If you use the hardware handshake you need suited cable.=-=-=-=-=Personal Note: Tabby and MacWoof users will find F1 a refreshing change. Ifeatures VERBOSE status displays during transfers, and a beautifulinterface.--Rob [e-mail]                     [e-mail]'t buy System $7.1, and don't buy software that requires it.#### 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     ftp-share.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 24 Sep 1992 23:41:48 +0300From: Jussi-Pekka Mantere <[e-mail]>Subject: Demo of ASC's FTPShare, a Macintosh (MacOS) FTP serverFound from the Net, I've got no conncetion with the company. Best Regads, Jussi-Pekka Mantere --- original file follows --- *********************** ASC Products Overview***********************For additional information, please feel free to contact us at :                Advanced Software Concepts                9551, route de Saint Laurent du Var                F-06610 La Gaude / FRANCE                contact : Dominique Ducasse                phone : [phone]                fax : [phone]                appleLink : ADV.SOFT                e-mail : [e-mail] & Canada Residents may also contact our US Distributor at :                Helios USA                10601 S. de Anza Blvd - Suite 103                Cupertino, CA 95014 / USA                contact : Paul Lucero                phone : [phone]                fax : [phone]                appleLink : HELIOS.USA                e-mail : [e-mail] this server [sapet.cica.fr 192.70.34.153] you may download democopies of all or part of the ASC Products described hereafter.Feel free to distribute or to publish them on any other server.However, all demos are Copyrighted by ASC and their use has to belimited to evaluation purpose only.Network Utility===============FTPShare v. 1.0 shipped since June 1992-------------------------------------FTPShare is a product that allows to setup any Macintosh as an FTPserver in the background. It supports several simultaneous FTPsessions.FTPShare allows to define a list of authorized users, which may accessyour  Macintosh, and provides the ability to define for each of theseusers, their own password, access path and access privileges.Any remote Macintosh running FTPack, our FTP client file transfertool, may also exchange data with a Macintosh running FTPShare, thusallowing a functionality very similar to System 7.0 File Share forMacintoshes connected over TCP/IP without AppleTalk.#### BINHEX     help-kit.hqx   ****Date:     Fri,  2 Oct 92 20:15 +0200From: [e-mail]: DataPak On-Line Help Construction Kit DEMODate: 21-Aug-1992Here is a Software tool to design and build HELP files. These can bemade into a stand alone "HELP" application. Also - for developers -the files can be activated from your own application with a proper"Engine", thus creating a help system for the application (notincluded here). As I could not find this demo on FTP sites, I got it by Snail mail. Here is the BINHEXed auto-extracting contents of this diskette,checked for viruses with SAM and DISINFECTANT 2.9 . This is a DEMO APPLICATION, so I guess it belongs to the /demo directory All I know about this kit is from the info in this demo kit. So pleaseforward questions to the vendor. BitNet address of vendor: [e-mail] Ilan SzekelyBitNet address: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     icon-7.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Icon 7 Demo Date: Tue, 02 Feb 93 18:16:11 EST The following is the Read Me from the Icon 7 Demo which has just been send tothe archives.================================Icon 7 Demo Read Me   Icon 7 is an icon editor which is integrated into the Finder under System7 or later. It allows you to modify existing icons or create new icons tocustomize your files, folders, or disks in the Finder.   This demo version of Icon 7 contains all the features of the regularversion of Icon 7 except you can not save any changes you make to an actualfile, folder, or disk. You may save changes into an Icon 7 library which youcan use with the full version of Icon 7 if you decide to purchase it.   Using Icon 7 is very easy. First, take the extension called Icon 7 Demoand drop it into you System Folder.  Then restart your Macintosh. (Icon 7Demo will be placed into the Extensions folder in your System Folder.)   Once you have restarted, select any file, folder, or disk you want to puta custom icon onto, then select Get Info from the File menu. (All this is inthe Finder, of course.) Next select the icon in the Get Info window byclicking on it once.  Once you have selected the icon, you can start Icon 7by double-clicking on the icon.  (This is a total of three clicks.)   Icon 7 will automatically create a default library with several basicicons in the Preferences folder when you click the Library button.  The fullversion of Icon 7 comes with a library of icons which you can install and use immediatly.   Features of Icon 7:   - Integrated into the Finder. No need to use ResEdit to make custom icons.   - Allows editing of all color depths and sizes for an icon depending on the monitor setting.   - Supports the Apple recomended colors for icons or the entire color palette.   - Has an integrated library to store icon collections.     - Supports multiple libraries     - Supports multiple categories in each library     - Icons stored in a library are compressed 30-50%   - Has standard painting toosl, such as pencil, fill bucket, eraser, line tool, etc.   - Allows rotations and reflections of icons.   - Has a text tool to allows insertion of characters in any font, size, or style.   - Supports drag copying an icon from one color depth pr size to another.   - Allows pasting of full pictures in without cropping. To order the full working version of Icon 7 please call your favoritesoftware store or Inline Design at [phone].================================Shane [e-mail] 3-Feb-93  0:49:17-GMT,23535;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA09314; Tue, 2 Feb 93 16:49:14 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA10796; Tue, 2 Feb 93 15:58:43 PSTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from hp81.prod.aol.net by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id        AA07219; Tue, 2 Feb 93 15:19:12 PST Received: from sco1.prod.aol.net by hp81.prod.aol.net with SMTP (16.6/16.2)        id AA14195; Tue, 2 Feb 93 18:18:26 -0500 From: [e-mail]-Mailer: America Online Mailer To: [e-mail]: Icon-7-Demo.sit.hqx.1 (Part 1 of 5) Date: Tue, 02 Feb 93 18:18:15 EST Message-Id: <[e-mail]> Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Tue, 2 Feb 1993 15:58:42 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     infinity-quest.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 30 Sep 92 22:18:31 EDT From: Meynard Yves <[e-mail]>Subject: IQDemo-10.hqx Infinity Quest is a game that somewhat resembles Atari'sGauntlet.This is a demo version (no sound, no levels editor, only34 levels).Freeware.#### BINHEX     jmp-stat-visualization.hqx   ****Date: 18 Mar 1993 11:45:26 -0600 (CST) From: "Dwight Lemke @ Wisconsin Oshkosh" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] JMP Demo This is the demo of SAS Institute's JMP Statistical Visualizationfor the Apple Macintosh software.  I'm posting this as the digestcarries frequent requests for info on stats packages.-Dwight#### BINHEX     lazy.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 12 Jan 93 14:17:01 -0100From: [e-mail]: [*] Lazy, a program for calculations of crystal powder patternsAlan Hewat, ILL Grenoble, FRANCE ([e-mail]) Fax (France=33).76.48.39.06 Lazy, a program for calculations of crystal powder patterns __________________________________________________________Lazy calculates crystallographic powder diffraction patternsfor X-ray, synchrotron and neutron radiations.  It can be used either as a teaching or research tool to investigate the effect of structural changes. This demo version is not time limited, and is fully functional except that it calculates only for large d-spacings.  The full version is marketed by the University of Geneva.Lazy is derived from the main-frame programme 'Lazy-Pulverix', but the Mac interface makes it very easy to set up the data and plot the results.  Simply point to the crystal symmetry, and select from the list that unfolds.  Then point to one of the proposed space groups, point to the radiation, the diffr-action technique etc.  The only thing you need to type is the atom co-ordinates.  You can even avoid that if you construct a library of your favourite structures.  Then you simply select one from the data window to call up the co-ordinates, which you can edit to create a new structure. The plot output,with all of the reflexions labelled, can be resized, cut and pasted between applications, saved as a PICT file, and printed to high resolution laser or color printers.Lazy will work on any Macintosh computer with an FPU running system 6 or 7 with at least 2Megs of memory and a hard disk. Suggested archive: /info-mac/demo/lazy.hqx #### BINHEX     lemmings.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Darren Cokin)Subject: Lemmings Demo Date: Mon, 28 Sep 92 1:22:59 PDT This is a demo version of the soon to be released game Lemmings.  I haven'tdownloaded it yet, but I belive it will work on black and white as well as color macs.  I was told it has great graphics, and lets you play the first4 levels of the game.                                           Darren#### BINHEX     line-share-12.hqx   ****Subject: [*] LineShare 1.2Demo (w/Docs) Date: Wed, 2 Dec 1992 06:16:39 +0300 From: Vladimir Butenko <[e-mail]>Organization: STALKER GmbH Sorry for the problems with the previous posting: the ReadMefile was lost - so it was almost useless to try the LineShare...Now this file is included and the Q&A file is added.Our thanks to everybody for suggestions and advices we'vealready received.------------------  LineShare 1.x ------------------------The LineShare software enables communication lines (i.e.serial ports with attached modems) to be shared betweenseveral communication services (for example, between Faxsoftware and ARA software).The CCL scripting technology is used to support variousmodems. With LineShare scripts it is possible to sharethe single line between more than two services: for example,Fax, ARA, Mailserver and  BBS can share the same device.LineShare also eliminates compatibility problems andsimplifies the design of new servers: instead of complicatedtricks with a serial port (that usually should be sharedwith other apps), LineShare provides each server with adedicated virtual port.The LineShare can run only under System 7 and with serversthat support CTB ports. The non-server applications (liketerminal emulators) can be old-style ones.LineShare is compatible with PortShare Pro: the line sharedbetween several local servers can be made available fornon-server applications on other computers. And more, serverapplications can run on remote computers.See the ReadMe file for instructions.This demo version of LineShare has a limited number ofserver sessions.---------------------------------------------------------------------------Please, send your comments to:[e-mail]---------------------------------------------------------------------------Vladimir Butenko,  Stalker Software, Network Group.#### BINHEX     mac-assem.hqx   ****From: William Ford <[e-mail]>Subject: MacAssem.hqxDate: Mon, 4 Jan 1993 20:00:18 -0800 (PST)            Macintosh Assembly System                                         MAS is a complete interactive system for assembly language programming. TheMAS system includes a full featured editor, file handling utilities, anassembler, and an extensive runtime system with an excellent source leveldebugger. Multifile search and replace is included along with routines todynamically maintain window lists. An on-line help facility includes adescription of most MC68020/30/40 instructions. The distribution packageincludes the system, a complete User Manual to describe the features of MASand direct users through a series of hands-on tutorials.  The package alsoincludes a listing of over 200 programs from "Assembly Language and SystemsProgramming for the M68000 Family" by Ford  and Topp, D.C. Heath, 1992. The programs illustrate the MC68020/30/40 instructions and the use of assemblylanguage for extended arithmetic, character handling, system run timeenvironments, data structures,  exception processing, interrupt handling,concurrent programming, and coprocessor interface. Standalone andinterrupt-driven I/O libraries are included. The assembler emits MC68020/30/40 code. Redefinable labels and include files are added as enhancements. MAS provides an editable error window indexed by line number. Options exist to generate listing files with cross referencing and source/object information. Code execution is supported by a menu drivenrun time environment. The interactive system features a source level debugger.The value of all 68000 registers and user selected labels are displayed ateach break. A memory display facility lists the contents in memory at any label or absolute address. The runtime environment supports I/O redirection.The system implements linking of separate source or object modules throughthe Project Menu. MAS supports a full-featured help system. For codegeneration with standalone systems, absolute addressing and S-records areimplemented.This release is for demonstration purposes only. The self-extracting file includes the MAS assembly system, and a set of tutorials that highlight itsmain features. The software is fully functional, except that files maynot be saved or printed and access to the external clipboard is not available.The Help system only illustrates a sample of options and instructions.Order information is included in the distribution.#### BINHEX     mac-bread-board-111.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.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-shareware-catalog.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 23 Mar 93 10:37 EDT From: [e-mail]: MacSharewareCatalog - March Issue The MacSharewareCatalog is a catalog offering from Insanely Great Software with complete descriptions of top-quality shareware that can be ordered directly from the catalog. United States and international orders are welcome.The March issue contains the following products:Alias Director, File Buddy, TEXT <> ttro, & Finder SetsBiorhythms 2DOCMaker & GMC CalendarFile Sharing ToggleMenuChoice & EasyKeysProgrammerUs ParadiseQuotable Quotes & Delicious Desserts System 7 Pack!System 7 Pack! & Companion Pack!System 7 Productivity & Fun Pack!SuperFontPackTownMeetingAlso includes information on the new MacSharewareCatalog UserGroup and BBS Program.The catalog was specially designed for on-screen viewing and is totally self-contained in a DOCMaker document.#### BINHEX     mansion-nine.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (R.E. Wilhelm)Subject: mansion-nine-demo Date: Sat, 12 Dec 1992 14:28:36 -0500 (EST) Dear info-mac mods, attached is a binhex copy of a demo for the mansion nine! bulletinboard system. It is extremely customizable, featuring externalapplications, custom menus, and even a scripting language. Downloadedfrom AOL. This version has all the fuctionality of the release version,but it only allows 2 users with out a registration file.-- Ron Wilhelm            | [e-mail] MediaText    | [e-mail]"The best way to predict the future is to invent it."Alan Key#### BINHEX     maple-v.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 12 Nov 92 16:00:05 EST From: J S Greenfield <[e-mail]>Subject: Maple V Demo This is a demo for Maple V.  (The demo is actually a user-controllablemovie of Maple V in action, doing different things...)For those of you who don't know, Maple V is a symbolic and numeric mathpackage, similar to Mathematica.  However, the student version of Maple Vis only $99, and *does* include an FPU version, for those of us who arelucky ebough to have FPUs! :)  Also, Maple uses a relatively small core,along with library modules, so that it is much less demanding thanMathematica in the RAM department.The demo has an 800 number for ordering, in case you decide you areinterested.Enjoy.(I'm trying to send this as one huge message.  If it comes through mangled,please let me know and I'll re-mail it in smaller parts.)---------------------------------#### BINHEX     meeting-maker-15.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     micro-bridge-companion.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 19 Nov 92 07:20:43 EST From: Wendy Farkas <[e-mail]>Subject: Bridge program Noting the numerous complaints and comments regarding bridge programs,and the lack thereof, I've received permission of Brad Smith, author ofthe Mac version of this bridge program, to upload a demo version ofMICRO BRIDGE COMPANION. It contains 20 hands, enough to give you a feelfor the Bridge Baron portion of the program.An excerpt from the Intro:**************************This is a demo version of MICRO BRIDGE COMPANION, a four-in-one programby Thomas Throop and Tony Guilfoyle, incorporating BRIDGE BARON V.This is the program that won the Gold Medal in th 1991 Computer BridgeOlympiad held in Holland, retaining the title it won in 1990 in London.It has been described by the American Contract Bridge League as "themost advanced computer bridge-playing program available."MICRO BRIDGE COMPANION consists of four programs in one:BRIDGE BARON V is a complete bridge playing program that allows you tobid and play over 2 billion different deals with your computer.BRIDGE MATCH is a new feature that lets you play a duplicate bridgematch against a friend or the computer.SHEINWOLD BRIDGE CHALLENGES is a collection of 24 challenging problemdeals constructed by Alfred Sheinwold, one of the world's leadingbridge experts, teachers and writers. The SHEINWOLD BRIDGE CHALLENGESare disabled for the demo.PERSONAL PLAY LIBRARY allows you to save and retrieve deals that youhave found interesting or challenging, or to enter deals from bridgebooks or newspaper columns.*****************************************For those of you who familiar with Artworx' BRIDGE 6.0, a teachtext file comparison of the two programs is included with the demo.The program is also available in a DOS version from Egghead Software,CompUSA, Tandy Superstores and Walton Software. It may be ordereddirectly from:Great Games Products8804 Chalon DriveBethesda, MD 20817        800-426-3748Mac Version 5.6 costs $59.95 + $5 shippingI'd be curious to know what you think of this program. Mail [e-mail]  Wendy Farkas, Virginia Tech-------CUT HERE------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     microcosm-102.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 26 Sep 92 11:48:01 EDT From: [e-mail] (David Henry)Subject: microcosm-demo-1.0.2.hqx   Version 1.0.2 of Microcosm is a maintenance release which fixes all of thebugs that were discovered after the release of version 1.0.1.  In Microcosm, you pilot a microscopic robot around a maze while trying todestroy  the nasty viruses that are trying to destroy you. In order to kill aspecific type of virus, you must shoot at it with a specially encoded strandof DNA. You can either rely on trial and error to find the correct DNAsequence, or you can pick up the computer chips that appear in the maze. Thesechips add functions to your robot and may make it easier to kill the viruses.Meanwhile, the viruses' DNA sequences can change due to mutation, and enemyrobots roam the maze, performing such helpful tasks as knocking down the wallsor trying to steal your computer chips.  The Microcosm demo runs in monochrome or color and requires at least system6.0.7. There is online help contained within the demo. Note that since this isa demo, some functions have been disabled. For the nominal fee of $15, you canget the full version which includes network functions, more levels and a waycool level editor. See the demo for more details.--Dave Henry/[e-mail]#### BINHEX     mini-screen-171.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 3 Mar 1993 18:33:48 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Morgan Davis)Subject: MiniScreen 1.7.1 Demo -- Desktop Shrinker (Repost) NOTE: This is a resubmission of MiniScreen.  The previous 1.7 versionuploaded just last week (sigh) had a bogus expiration date that caused itdie an early death.  Please accept our apology as we remedy this situationwith this new 1.7.1 version.MiniScreen temporarily changes your monitor's desktop to any size youdesire, such as the dinky, nine-inch "Classic" monitor.  It is mostexcellent for:o   Software development and localizationo   QuickTime video developmento   Multimedia presentationso   Game playingo   Office prankso   ...and more.See the enclosed "About MiniScreen" file for complete documentation.This demo version of MiniScreen 1.7.1 is fully functional for a reasonableperiod of time (we promise!), after which it will expire.  MiniScreen 1.7.1is $39.95 (or $10 upgrade) directly from the Morgan Davis Group.  The demo,however, is completely free, so enjoy it.  Compatible with System 6 and 7.New in MiniScreen 1.7.1:o   Uses System 7 icon tools (if running under System 7)o   More built-in screen settingso   Uses standard 'pref' type file for Preferences    (if updating, trash your old MiniScreen Prefs file). /\/\  Morgan Davis Group (619/670-0563)/ /__\  Internet: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     mishu-wuhan-20.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 3 Sep 92 05:36:00 -0600 From: raymund ken-guan chan <[e-mail]> Mishu-Wuhan Demo 2.0 is a DA and extension with a set of fonts that allow oneto paste Chinese characters as text or pictures into other applications suchas Microsoft Word, MacWrite, Hypercard, Word Perfect or any application thataccepts Apple's standard Styled Text or Pict clipboards. Chinese Word orMacWrite documents can be imported into PageMaker and QuarkExpress. It willwork under System 6.0.7 or 7 and best of all, you do not need to have Apple'sChineseTalk System installed! Printing is very slow on postscriptlaserprinters, but only slightly longer than normal on quickdraw printerssuch as the Imagewriter, LaserWriter LS, Sytlewriter. Faxing documents isalso quite fast. The method of character selection is similar to ChineseTalkvia pinyin. The only difference bewtween this demo and the full version isonly the characters up to the pinyin "feng" are here.The DA will not work properly unless both the fonts and extension areinstalled and the System restarted. The demo guide is in Word Format.You can open it with MacWrite, Microsoft Word or any other word processorthat can handle that format by first opening the application and selectingOpen from the file menu. Choose the Guide when the get file dialog appears.Instructions on ordering the full version are included in the READ MEFIRST document and demo guide.Mishu was given a four and a half mice rating by MacUser magazine in 1989.#### BINHEX     molecular-designer-14b.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 18 Jan 93 16:11:15 MST From: [e-mail] (Dmitry Boldyrev)Subject: Molecular Designer V4Beta Hello moderator,Major changes were made in version 1.4Beta..I've added ability to vibrate molecule.. It's a very important thing forQuantum chemists.. The chmists who knows what "VIBRATION OF A MOLECULE" isthis version could be a very helpful in their work.Any questions sent to me, [e-mail] FEEL FREE, ASK!Any info about bugs would be VERY appreciated. THANK YOU.#### BINHEX     moonvasion.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 30 Jan 1993 23:19:30 -0500From: [e-mail] (William Homer Waits)Subject: MoonvasionGordon,        Hi, my name is Bill Waits and I recently sent you a file of Moonvasion to put on the Stanford archives.  I thought that I had included text for Moonvasion, but I am new at this and it must have not taken too well.  Below is sometext that you can apply to the file.  Thanks.        Here is a copy of a demo game of Moonvasion.  It is a Defender clone andcomes from the same author that brought you Bpeede.  It has the same look and feel as Bpeede.  The demo will last you the first three round.  You canget thefull version by sending in your shareware fee.  Enjoy!--Bill26-Jan-93  0:42:12-GMT,203348;000000000011Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA15562; Mon, 25 Jan 93 16:42:00 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA01303; Mon, 25 Jan 93 13:01:44 PSTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from hydra.gatech.edu by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id        AA00152; Mon, 25 Jan 93 05:34:16 PST Received: by hydra.gatech.edu (5.65c/3.1) id AA01791; Mon, 25 Jan 1993        06:42:37 -0500 Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 06:42:37 -0500 From: [e-mail] (William Homer Waits)Message-Id: <[e-mail]> To: [e-mail]-To: [e-mail]-Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 13:01:42 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     music-mouse.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Mark Hayes)Date: Wed, 15 Jul 92 20:44:19 -0400 Subject: MusicMouse demo This is a demo of MusicMouse, a charming little program thatgenerates MIDI messages as you move the mouse around.You can set the mode (diatonic, pentatonic, etc.) and anumber of other parameters. This demo is apparently fullfeatured, except for a five minute cutoff.A Compact Pro archive.#### BINHEX     net-distributor-pro.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 20 Oct 92 13:25:16 EDT From: [e-mail] (Throop Wilder)Subject: nd-pro-demo.sea.hqx This is an evaluation copy of NetDistributor Pro. It hasall the features of the full shipping version except thatyou can only distribute software across the net to fourusers in any one zone. This software also lets you create smart self-expandingarchives. These are packages which contain software andinstructions for installing the software which areexecuted automatically when a user double-clicks thepackage.A Demo Guide is included with this archive. Questionscan be addressed to [e-mail] Wilder*****************************************************Trik, Inc. Tel:[phone] Fax:[phone] W. Cummings Park, Ste.2350, Woburn, MA 01801*****************************************************#### BINHEX     octave-153.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     osi-oop.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Joe Zobkiw)Subject: OSI_OOP Date: Mon, 8 Mar 1993 07:48:43 -0500 (EST) This is a serial port demo application. This applicationdemonstrates how to use the printer or modem ports tocommunicate with serial devices. THINK C 5 source codeis available for a small fee and is set up in such amanner to allow easy integration of key ISO OSI layerfunctions for checksumming, error recovery, encryption,etc.Contact: [e-mail] for more information. Enjoy!#### BINHEX     out-of-this-world.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 4 Nov 1992 03:07:23 -0800From: Bill Dugan <[e-mail]>Out of this World is a cool polygon-graphics action-adventure game withrotoscoped animation.  Brought to you by MacPlay.  This demo lets youplay through the first scenes of the game (around 5 to 7 percent of thegame), no holds barred.  You need a color Mac of any sort and 2200K freeRAM.#### BINHEX     pagemaker-50.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     pararena-20.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 18 Oct 92 10:58:10 -0700 From: [e-mail] (Dameon D. Welch)Subject: Pararena 2.0 Demo Here is a demo of Pararena 2.0, now available from Cassidy and Greene. -- cut here --#### BINHEX     passport-producer.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     peace-of-mind-lite.hqx   ****Subject: Peace of Mind Lite ( Demo Software ) [part 1 of 7] From: [e-mail] (Mike Sullivan)Date: Wed, 25 Nov 92 15:36:05 -0500 Peace of Mind Lite.Peace of Mind Lite is a demo version of Peace of Mind, the Macintosh hardware diagnostic. Peace of Mind Lite tests memory and system performance.Peace of Mind is a software utility that verifies the proper working condition of every major hardware subsystem and selected peripherals for the Macintosh product family. Peace of Mind provides a comprehensive suite of diagnostics that exercises each hardware component and reportsresults in an intuitive, easy-to-understand format. Peace of Mind is ideal for testing of existing hardware as well as for verification of new hardware additions or alterations. Peace of Mind offers two complementary user environments: a simple-icon driven interface for quick system analysis and a power-user interface capable of customizing and controlling individual system tests. Moreover, Peace of Mind can beconfigured to run interactively or in loop mode for extended testing.-- cut here -- begin PeaceOfMindLite.sit.hqx -- part 1 of 7 --#### BINHEX     picasso-jr.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     port-share-lite-141.hqx   ****Subject: [*] - PortShare Lite 1.4.1 Date: Sun, 22 Nov 1992 05:53:21 +0300 From: Vladimir Butenko <[e-mail]>Organization: STALKER GmbH ------------------  PortShare Lite 1.x ------------------------The PortShare Lite software enables your Macintosh to share modemports with other Macintosh computers connected to your network.So a modem or a serial printer (like ImageWriter/StyleWriter) canbe used from any computer on the network.See the ReadMe file attached for the instructions.This demo version of PortShare Lite has limited session time (2 min).Thanks to our beta-testers and to everybody who has reportedhis/her ideas about the PortShare Lite and PortShare Pro products.------------ PortShare Lite 1.4.1 -----------Checks at start-up time, that AppleTealk version is 48 or higher.--------------------------------------------------------------Please, send your comments to:[e-mail]#### BINHEX     port-share-pro-13.hqx   ****Subject: [*] - PortShare Pro 1.3 Date: Sun, 22 Nov 1992 05:54:21 +0300 From: Vladimir Butenko <[e-mail]>Organization: STALKER GmbH ------------------  PortShare Pro 1.x --------------------The PortShare Pro software enables your Macintosh to share serialcommunication ports (i.e. modems/printers/etc attached to thoseports) with other Macintosh computers connected to your network.See the ReadMe file for instructions.*** This version is compatible with ARA (see files attached) ****This demo version of PortShare Pro has limited session time (2 min).------------------- PortShare Pro 1.3  ------------------The bug in processing the list of AppleTalk zones is fixed (whenthe number of zones was large, some zones were invisible).A check was added to increase stability in low-stack situations.Now PS Pro detects removing of the local ports. It can happenwhen a local port was a virtual port (created with LineShare,for example), and it has been removed.-----------------------------------------------------------------Please, send your comments to:[e-mail]-----------------------------------------------------------------Vladimir Butenko,  Stalker Software, Network Group.#### BINHEX     reg-pres-intro.hqx   ****Subject: [*] Spanish Language Demo Date: Wed, 13 Jan 93 12:07:51 EST From: Randy Vandermolen <[e-mail]>This is a demo of the HyperCard stacks "RegPresIntro". It does notteach the user how to speak spanish, but intead it teaches the properusage of the language. Basic knowledge of Spanish is required to use this.The complete stacks are available from Chariot Software Group, 3659 India Street, San Diego, CA 92103.I believe that the price is $39.95I did not write these stacks. I am just posting for a friend. [Archived as /info-mac/demo/spanish_lang.hqx;]=============================================================================#### BINHEX     resorcerer.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1993 22:11:49 -0600From: [e-mail] (L.C. Brinson)Subject: [*] Resorcerer 1.1 DemoDo to popular demand, I have enclosed a demo for Mathemaesthetics, Inc.resource and dialog editor Resorcerer 1.1  which I obtained last year whenI bought CMaster from Jersey Scientific (a FANTASTIC add to programming inThink C, IMHO). It is fully functional, UNTIL you try to save your work!The Demo is from nearly a year ago, so I am sure that the program has beensubstantially improved since then.  Also, I have placed Mathemaesthetics,Inc.'s blurb as TEXT outside of the binhexed .sea, so for those who areinterested, but maybe not 770KB or so worth of being interested, can checkout the company's propaganda. Warren Kibbe    GEnie: W.Kibbe  AOL: WAKibbe    internet: [e-mail]------- company's blurb follows (20K worth) ---------About Resorcerer  1.1                                             Spring,1992-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Thanks for your interest in our award-winning Macintosh  resource editor,Resorcerer .  We hope the following information is enough to answer some ofyour questions about it.Resorcerer is a 900K application that has been in use and under continuousdevelopment for the last five years.  It features a single window fileinterface that lets you browse resources easily; visible accumulatingclipboard file; resource hex/text searching; resource marking; visibleediting attributes (including which ones are open, which changed); abilityto change IDs, attributes, and even types of any group of resources all atonce, with undo; integral data fork editing; simple scripting language forbuilding complex resource files; compatibility with Mac programmingguidelines; powerful, consistent, and well-designed interface features thatsolve many common problems; rich set of user preferences; and individualEditors for the most common Mac application resources.Unlike Apple's ResEdit, Resorcerer is not a "resource map" editor.  Youdon't have to create a type, for instance, prior to creating a resource ofthat type. You can open and close files that have no "resource forks"without being asked if you want to create one.  You don't need more thanone command to "open" a file.  Resource maps are Apple's private datastructure, and editing or verifying one, via ResEdit, is theirresponsibility.  However, the whole purpose of resources, and the ResourceManager's manipulation of them, is to hide from "the rest of us" anydetails of resource maps.  They should be of no concern to the person whojust wants to edit a string, dialog, menu, or custom resource, which iswhat 99% of the use of a resource editor is all about.  Should Apple changethe format of resource maps in the future (which they would dearly love todo), Resorcerer will continue to work; old versions of ResEdit will becomeobsolete and probably dangerous.Resorcerer minimally, but compatibly, relies on the Mac's Resource Managerto read resource data in once, and to write changed resources back out.  Itis more intuitive and easier to use because of its ignorance of resourcemaps, and safer as well (for instance, Resorcerer makes no patches to anysystem traps, and basically knows nothing about resource maps, which shouldproperly be a Resource Manager private data structure).  Resorcerer 1.1 is MPW Projector aware, Apple event aware, and can be calledupon by other software to open and edit any resource in any file.Approximately 1/4 of Resorcerer is dedicated to editing dialogs (includingalerts, control panels, and windows).  The color Dialog Editor has beencalled the best in the world (one recent customer described it as"exceeding my wildest dreams") and is more powerful and elegant thanResEdit, Prototyper, AppMaker, etc.  It features        WYSIWYG color MacDraw -like environment        Special integrated support for Lists, PopUps, OK and Cancel buttons        Visible item numbers that are a separate field while editing        Item numbers settable with just a mouse click or by typing        Items growable from any corner        Supports System 7.0 Moveable Modal windows under System 6        Item grouping, for dragging, growing, auto-sizing, and stretching        Special support for hidden, overlapping, or buried items        Grid snapping, with margins, alignment tool, and optional visiblegrid        Ability to run the dialog directly through the Dialog Manager        Integral color table (actb, dctb, and ictb) support        Prints, screen copies, and decompiles (Rez output to the clipboard)        C starter code generator, that supports Lists and Popup Menu items.        Supports any number of System 7.0 Help items.              Can edit System 7 CustomGetFile dialogs (ResEdit 2.1.1 cannot).        Checks for Balloon Help inconsistencies        Lets you try out your Balloon Help.Resorcerer's color MENU/cmnu/CMNU Editor is more powerful than even ResEdit 2.1's newmenu editor.  You can cut and paste any selection of menu items, reorder amenu without cutting and pasting, see all hierarchical references, and setany of the fields kept in the menu color table, with easy copying andpasting of RGB menu colors.  The sample menu in the menu bar alwaysresolves all hierarchical references, including any colored hierarchicalmenus, and lets you try out your balloon help.  It also edits MacApp-style'cmnu'/'CMNU' resources.  And it DeRez's to the clipboard.    The Editorsupports Resorcerer's text searching mechanism, so you can easily find andopen all menus with a particular command word in them.The dedicated StringList (STR#) editor lets you see the index of allstrings, lets you display them in any font, print them, search them, letsyou cut and paste any selection of strings as individual objects, lets youimport strings as text, lets you reorder without cutting and pasting.  Italso DeRez's to the clipboard.  Text searching with autohighlight issupported for finding strings by content.All of Resorcerer's graphic resources allow screen-copying underMultiFinder, so that you can use your favorite black & white or color paintprogram to design color icons, picts, bitmaps, patterns, etc.  The 'clut'Editor also lets you screen copy.There are dedicated editors/screen copiers for these standard resourcetypes (and their synonyms):ALRT, actb, bmap, BNDL, cicn, clut, cmnu, CNTL, cctb, CURS, DLOG, DITL,dctb, FREF, ICN#, ICON, icl4, icl8, ics4, ics8, icm8, icm4, ics#, ictb,MENU, mctb, nrct, PAT , PAT#, PICT, POST, SICN, SIZE, snd , STR , STR#,styl, TEXT, TMPL, TYP#, vers, WIND, wctb, and WSTR resources.In addition, Resorcerer has the most powerful and elegant, 32-bit,list-based, TMPL-driven Custom Data Structure Editor you've ever seen. It's compatible with ResEdit TMPL resources, but it supports many TMPLfield types that ResEdit does not (all told, 90 types at last count -nearly three times as many as ResEdit), including numbered bit fields, RGBcolors, recursive TMPLs, dates, fixed point numbers, floating point(single, double, extended 80, extended 96 bit, and THINK Universal 96-bitprecision), byte and long counted lists, fixed-length lists (arrays), sizedindefinite lists, dedicated resource ID fields so that you can openreferenced resources directly from the editor, skip offsets (similar tosizeof fields), sized hex data fields, disassembled code dumps, and more. If you use the demo to create a TMPL resource, you can see in a popup menuall the supported types while you are editing.There are fields for supporting keyed or variant records (e.g. Rez "switch"statements), so that you can open and edit System 7.0 Balloon Helpresources, MPW Commando resources, Installer 3.3 scripts, even MacApp 3.0'View' and QuickTime 'moov' resources, and lots of other important typesthat ResEdit cannot hope to deal with.  One extremely nice feature is thatany field can have a list of symbolic constant names for the various commonvalues the field takes on.  This list is kept in the TMPL itself, and theeditor converts it to a PopUp menu.  You choose the name and the editorstores the value (when editing, you can see both).  The first CASE isalways used as the value of new field, so the TMPL can ensure that certainfields are always created with a legal default value (0 is not alwayslegal).  Field types and field offsets (hex or decimal) can be temporarilymade visible.  Hex or decimal offsets, and field types are easily viewableor tucked out of sight.  You can print all fields in the resource editingsession (not just window screen dump).  And there's a dedicated Template(TMPL) Editor with auto-indent that lets you choose from all legal TMPLfield types without your having to remember what all those obscure4-character field types are, or which ones are compatible with ResEdit andwhich are extensions.  Experienced TMPL-designers can do so in their TextEditor of choice, and import the TMPL fields into the dedicated Template Editor in one Copy and Paste.For resources that can't be fully described by TMPLs, you can useResorcerer's resource filtering system to pre- and post-process resourcesto make them temporarily editable.  Nearly all possible data structures(that have anything in them worth editing) are interactively editable withResorcerer.  This includes resources that cannot be compiled with Rez,indexed lists, compacted resources, privately encrypted resources,pre-computed hash tables, resources with checksum fields, resources withalternate structures based on non-data information (like what the resourceID is), and just about any other algorithmically determined structure. This lets you design a template for those parts of a resource that humansshould attend to, and an algorithmic code resource for those structuralparts of a resource that the computer is better at attending to.  Becausethe filter code need have no user-interface, filters are much easier tocreate as code resources than a complete ResEdit editor might be.  Afilter's sole responsibility is to convert one handle of data into anotherhandle of data, and then back again.  An added benefit is that filters canbe used by your own application.The application comes with more than a 140 redesigned TMPLs.  Installingyour own TMPLs is as simple as dropping a file of them into your"Resorcerer  Templates" or "Private Templates" folder.  Resorcerer 1.1 willresolve any aliases to template files as well, so that multi-personprojects can keep just one master set of private templates, while allowingeach programmer's own copy of Resorcerer to access them.You can choose any font in which to display data when editing.  This isgreat for localizers; you can have different text styles installed as yourpreferences for any of the various editors.  Even the CODE/Hex Editor worksin any type style.When TMPLs won't do, Resorcerer's 32-bit Code/Hex Editor lets you use asmuch or as little of your screen as you want; edits in any font; shows thecurrent insertion point/selection range at all times; supports hex/asciisearching, with independent non-modal simultaneous searches for separatelyopened resources.  Especially nice is its ability to format your hex intomarked paragraphs, with paragraph-relative offsets and visible paragraphmarking.  This makes analyzing a hex resource into its separate fields andembedded tables much easier (analyzing an unknown resource structure usingResEdit's Hex Editor is an unbelievably frustrating waste of precious time,if not impossible).  Either hex or decimal offsets are possible.  And itDeRez's directly to the clipboard, with or without commented offsetinformation.Resorcerer 1.1 knows comes with knowledge of some 40 different coderesource types, so that when you open one of them, the Code/Hex Editordisassembles the code and lets you fix bugs, search, or edit the hex ortext data.  Unlike ResEdit 2.1.1's add-on code editor, Resorcerer can doall editing integrated in one simple window.  You can select any number ofintructions; cut and paste as code, hex, or text; DeRez, print; and searchnon-modally.  All Macsbug, Toolbox, and low-memory global names areresolved for you; you can disassemble in either hex or decimal, usingeither Macsbug-name-relative or PC-relative addresses.  A special Routinesmenu alphabetically sorts large collections of Macsbug names intohierarchical alphabetical order so that scrolling to any particular routineis fast and easy.  And a special Patch menu lets you make common lengthpreserving patches (setting code to NOPs, branching around selected code,and resetting a branch condition code).  All 68000-68040, FPU, PMMUinstructions are disassembled, and in conjunction with the Value Converter(mentioned below), you can even edit your instructions in binary (just likeyour Motorola assembly language manual documents them!).Resorcerer's Value Converter lets you see and edit any 32-bit value in anyof a dozen standard Mac formats, including binary, octal, hex, unsigned,fixed point (three kinds), float, character, etc.  Most of Resorcerer dialog boxes willaccept either decimal or hex input wherever a decimal number is called for. When the Value Converter finds itself over a Hex Editing window, itautomatically hot links itself to any 1-, 2-, or 4-byte selection and letsyou edit the selection in any of the above dozen formats.Resorcerer will compare two resource files, showing you exactly whichresources in each file are different in some way from any counterparts inthe other file.  Simply open the two files and choose Compare Two Files....  You can define the type of differences you want, and every "different"(or unique) resource is marked for you.  Once marked, you can go on andedit them normally.Our new Resorcerer 1.1 includes a simple, C/Rez-like scripting languagethat works in conjunction with Resorcerer's interactive editing capability. It is currently not a full-scale resource compiler; but it does, however,allow you to automate repetitive resource management tasks, and it iscertainly powerful enough to help manage the building of Resorcerer itself,which is what we use it for.  The language supports simple C preprocessorsymbolic constants in included header files, so that you can use yourstandard symbolic resource ID header files; conditional execution based ondefined constants; including/excluding resources from many different filesinto one working file; changing attributes and resource IDs; including datafiles or parts of data files as resources; and excellent error reporting.Resorcerer does not do everything that ResEdit does.  It has no support forfont-related resources (other than what can be described in a TMPL).  Fontsare getting so complicated (it takes more than 30 pages just to describethe fields in Apple's new 'sfnt' TrueType  font resource) that you shouldbe using a dedicated font-editing application, of which there are a numbernow available (hardly anyone uses ResEdit to edit fonts anymore). Resorcerer 1.1 will not let you sort resources by anything other than ID(e.g. size, name).  It cannot repair a damaged resource map (it's also lotsless likely to create one!).  It currently does not support MacApp-style'view'/'View' resources graphically (although you can edit all the fieldsin a 'view'/'View' as an extensible data structure).  And current versionsof Resorcerer will not let you save any changes to an open System file orto itself (whether this is a feature or a bug is open to debate; we thinkit's a feature).  You can open and browse your System file and any of itsresources, however, and editing a copy of the System file is perfectlyfine.ResEdit 2.1.1 features a good Finder color icon editor that iswell-designed and self-contained.  Resorcerer's philosophy is that if youare interested in color icons, you should be using a dedicated color paintprogram, which will always have features in it that will be missing fromthe simple abilities that any resource editor implements.  Resorcerer canscreen-copy color icons of any size.  If you don't have a color paintprogram, then you can always use ResEdit 2.1's color icon painting editor. We hope to alleviate this situation sometime soon, as it is the onlyregular activity our users ever have to go back to ResEdit for.Resorcerer 1.1 will allow you to design your own resource "pickers" (coderesources compiled in either C or Pascal), which basically draw the valueof a given resource into the file window's resource list.  However, 1.1will not support the addition of your own dedicated editors (see thediscussion above about resource template filters, though).And unlike ResEdit (which is an internal Apple program that theymisguidedly think is a good idea to give away), Resorcerer is not free. Precisely because of this, we respond to bugs, feature requests, etc. morequickly than Apple (where ResEdit is a loss leader, and where people workon it sporadically), and we can afford to value our customer's needs morehighly, with more personal support.  You know exactly whom to go to when aproblem arises, rather than depending on snippets of anonymouscode/advice/patches culled from bulletin boards/user groups/etc..  And weknow exactly who to go to in case of bug fixes or updates.  If a bug inResorcerer is keeping you from getting your work done, we will work withyou directly to get the problem fixed as best we can.Resorcerer is currently the resource editor of choice at many well-knownMac software companies.  Literally thousands of programmers are relying onit since we began testing the waters over 2 years ago, and it hasbenefitted from many cumulative suggestions from its users.  It is, as youmight guess, quickly proving to be more popular than ResEdit, includingResEdit 2.1.  A significant number of our present customers are fromabroad, including France, Italy, Germany, Britain, Belgium, Australia,Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Czechoslovakia, Japan, and Israel.  This is due toResorcerer's superlative ease of use, special features for localizers, itstext searching, file comparison, and ability to edit and view strings,text, resource names, even hex, in any type-style.MacUser Magazine bestowed an Honorable Mention upon Resorcerer as one ofthe three Best Developer Tools of 1990.  MacUser UK awarded it 4 mice in arecent review.Resorcerer is an on-going and evolving program.  It is available now(version 1.1) directly from us (Mathemaesthetics, Inc).  It costs US $256(decimal).  We also offer quantity and educational discounts, and sitelicenses, from 20-40% off of list price.If you want mail delivery abroad, please add $14.If you want FedEx delivery, add $14 for US; $54 for abroad.If you want UPS Blue, add $4; UPS Red, $14; $54 for abroad.If you want UPS or FedEx COD (US only), add $5 (note: FedEx will not acceptactual cash).You can order Resorcerer, with 60-day money-back guarantee, by sending us        a check made out to Mathemaesthetics, Inc.,        a US company Purchase Order (Faxes OK)        your Visa/Mastercard number (don't forget the expiration date!).        any domestic order with COD shipping.Our address isMathemaesthetics, Inc.P.O. Box 67-156Chestnut Hill, MA  02167   USAPhone: 1-617-738-8803Fax:   [phone]AppleLink: RESORCERERPlease include your shipping and/or billing address and (importan!) yourphone number.We also have created a demo version of the application, which features thefull user-interface, but which cannot save changes, print, DeRez, or createstarter C source code.  The demo is nearly as large as the original; we cansend you a copy if you send us your mailing address.If you are a Macintosh professional, or anyone who knows that a better userinterface can save you time and money, let us know when you would like toorder a copy.We expect you will like Resorcerer and be more productive using it.Thanks for your interest.Mathemaesthetics, Inc.#### BINHEX     right-on-time-20.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     rsc-viewer.hqx   ****        Message-Id: <[e-mail]> From: Francois Menneteau <[e-mail]>Date: Mon, 8 Mar 1993 13:53:46 +0100 Organization: IMAG Institute, University of Grenoble, France To: [e-mail]: RSC_VIEWER.DEMO.sea.hqx (part 1 of 6) Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Mon, 8 Mar 1993 9:33:00 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>[RSC_VIEWER.DEMO.sea.hqx]-------------------------------------------------------------------This is version 6.3.4 of the RSC_Viewer application, a tool todump, disassemble and patch resources. When resources are of typeCODE, WDEF, XFCN, etc. (executable resources) there is an assembler.This version is 32-bit and 68040-cache compatible, correctssome bugs and has some cosmetic changes over previous versions.RSC_Viewer is shareware.This Demo version includes the whole package and is fullyfunctionnal. However, you can use it only 10 times.Version 7 of RSC_Viewer will be able to disassemble Floating Pointsinstructions.----------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     scan-share-12.hqx   ****Subject: [*] - ScanShare 1.2 Date: Sun, 22 Nov 1992 05:55:34 +0300 From: Vladimir Butenko <[e-mail]>Organization: STALKER GmbH ------------------  ScanShare 1.x --------------------The ScanShare(tm) software enables your Macintosh to shareApple(R) Scanners with other Macintosh computers connectedto your network.See the ReadMe file for instructions.This demo version of ScanShare has limited session time (1 min).-----------------------------------------------------------------Please, send your comments to:[e-mail]-----------------------------------------------------------------Vladimir Butenko,  Stalker Software, Network Group.#### BINHEX     screen-savor-101.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 6 Dec 92 17:35:11 PDT From: mbg3b2![e-mail] (David S. Perednia)Subject: ScreenSavor Demo v1.0.1 To the Archive Moderator:Please accept for submission this demo release of ScreenSavor, the  NEW place to go After Dark, by MIFP Development.  The following short  description can be included in any organized communication, such as  the info-mac digest.  The best place to put ScreenSavor is in the  common Macintosh demo pool of your archive (/info-mac/demo).Thank You!----------MIFP DEVELOPMENT RELEASES SCREENSAVOR v.1.0.1 DEMO FOR THE MACINTOSHMIFP Development is now shipping ScreenSavor, a newscreen saver program that serially displayshigh-quality full-color photographs.  The program isunique for its large library of outstandingphotographs, clever use of display effects, high degreeof controllability, and incorporation of Apple'sQuickTime compression/decompression technology. ScreenSavor functions as an add-on accessory to thebest-selling utilities After Dark or Star Trek: TheScreen Saver, by Berkeley Systems, Inc. and can also beused with Intermission, by ICOM Simulations. The ImagesMost screen savers function by displaying a changingpattern of screen "art", such as colored patterns,animated cartoons, or printed messages.  ScreenSavor isthe first commercial program to use collections ofhigh-quality photographs to preserve monitor screens. Each application package comes with a Sampler Image Setof twelve photos.  MIFP offers many additional add-oncollections of photographs assembled into image sets ofsubject themes, such as wild animals and birds,underwater images of fish and coral reefs, aircraft,scenic vistas, space and butterflies.  ScreenSavorimages have been exclusively licensed from manyworld-renowned artists. Program FeaturesMIFP's program easily surpasses the simple displaycapabilities of After Dark's "Slide Show" module withits large collection of user-controllable "displayeffects".  Either one or four images may be displayed onthe screen simultaneously; photos are changed bysetting an agenda of one or more display effect methods. Display effect  techniques include Dissolve,Pix-By-Pixel, Zoom, Color-By-Number, Push-'N-Shove,Snow, and more.  The images to be shown, order of display,speed of display, hold time, and replacement method areall completely controllable. Using the DemoScreenSavor will run on any color-capable Macintosh computer,  including the Classic II, LC, Quadra, and all II-series platforms.   This demo version has been made into a self-extracting archive using  Compact Pro 1.33, and put into BinHex 4.0 format.  Simply download  the archive, use your favorite archive utility to convert back to  binary form (UnBinHex), and double-click to extract.  Then, follow  the documentation to install.  To purchase the program, contact your  local software retailer or order from MIFP directly by calling  1-800-697-MIFP.----------#### BINHEX     sere-plot-20.hqx   ****Date: 11 Feb 93 17:18:47 EST From: Will Rabinovich <[e-mail]>Subject: SerePlot 2.0 Demo-pt1 This is a demonstration version of SerePlot 2.0 an application for technical X-Y graphing and data analysis that can be scripted with Apple Events. SerePlot supports the Apple Event Object Model and can be controlled with such applications as UserLand Frontier, AppleScript and upcoming versions of Hypercard. Support for the Core, Table and Quickdraw suites of Apple Events is provided. In addition two custom suites, the Plot suite and Engine suite, provide objects for graphing and data analysis. Every significant feature of the program can be controlled with Apple Events.Features of SerePlot include linear and nonlinear curve fitting to user defined functions, Fourier transforms, smoothing, interpolation, integration, peak finding and more. A set of interactive tools for on screen data analysis allows integration, differentiation, point finding and other operations to be performed on screen using the mouse.Plots are publication quality, text fonts  and styles may be mixed and superscripts and subscripts are supported.The demo has a Frontier install file with several example scripts including interapplication communication via Apple Events between SerePlot and Excel 4.0 and automated analysis of spectral data with smoothing, peak finding and integration. Two Frontier "droplets" are provided. Droplets are applications that contain scripts that run when a file or folder is dragged onto them. One droplet opens every data file in a folder, plots the data and performs a linear fit.The Apple Event demos can be run using Frontier Runtime 2.0, the shareware version of Frontier. Locations where Runtime 2.0 can be downloaded from are listed.The demo does not save, and features have a limited number of uses in a session.#### BINHEX     shadows-keep-11.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 21 Dec 92 23:17:54 EST From: David Chaim Worenklein <[e-mail]>Subject: Shadow's Keep 1.1 Demo There's been much talk of the Ultima(tm) twin "Shadow's Keep" oncomp.sys.mac.games lately.  I found it in Finland.  It's not very userfriendly.From: [e-mail]: Shadow Keep 1.1 Enclosed is Shadow Keep 1.1 Demo, a fully functional (except for5 saved game limit/adventure).  This upgrade of a huge b/w RPGgame now includes the option for keyboard controls.  The Catacombshave also been made tougher. Part of the December GAMER Distribution. [Archived as /info-mac/game/shadow-keep-11.hqx; 434K][Note: replaces /info-mac/game/shadow-keep.hqx]#### BINHEX     shanghai-ii.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 21 Jul 92 21:59:46 PDT From: Brodie Lockard <[e-mail]>Subject: Shanghai II Demo Here's a self-UnStuffing demo version of Shanghai II: Dragon's Eye.Shanghai II is a sequel to the popular Shanghai, winner of the1986 MacUser Editor's Award for Best Entertainment Product and1989 MacWorld Game Hall-of-Famer.  The basic game is the same:remove matching pairs from a pile of 144 tiles until the pileis gone, or you run out of moves.  But this version has a wealthof new features, art and sound. *2700K of b&w and 256-color scanned and hand-drawn art, 900K of sounds & music*Eight built-in animated tilesets (e.g., Sports, Animals, Fantasy) and the ability to use your own art*Thirteen built-in board layouts and a full-featured layout construction set so you can create your own layouts*Nine game variations including new types of Challenge and Tournament*More help features like Show Remaining Tiles and Suggest Move*Dragon's Eye:  a completely new 2-player game using Shanghai- like rules.  Can be played against a friend or against the Mac*Art specifically for 9" b&w, 12" color, and 13" color screens (there's access to all of the art that works on your screen size  and type)*System 7-compatible; works on any Mac from Plus on up; no copy protection; complete on-line help Brodie LockardShanghai II AuthorINTERNET: [e-mail] #### BINHEX     sim-log.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 18 Oct 92 14:50:23 bst From: Andre Schappo <[e-mail]>Subject: simlog-demo-101.sea I wish to submit SimLog Demo to your archive (info-mac/demo seemsappropriate). This message contains the SimLog Demo abstract and the simlogdemo application with documentation as a single sea. This demo is PD and soyes you may include it on your commercially available CD-ROM of thearchivesHope everything is to your satisfaction.Thanks very much.Abstract follows:*******************************************************************************Name: SimLog Demo version 1.01Authors: Phil Lawson & Lesley Parks, Dept. Computer Studies,                  Loughborough University of Technology, UKSimLog Demo is intended to provide a demonstration of the full version, ofwhich further details can be obtained from Oxford University Press.  Whilstmany of the significant features of the constructional user interface havebeen removed (for copyright reasons) the selection of demonstrationcircuits bundled with this copy should give you a full insight into thepotential of SimLog  as a learning aid.SimLog  is an application program for Macintosh computers that allows youto design and test basic digital logic theory through the use of a highlyinteractive simulation.  With SimLog  it is easy to create complex logiccircuits, to examine their static and dynamic behaviour and subsequentlychange and save your designs.The Logic Simulator program SimLog  is a powerful teaching aid intended toaccompany a taught course on Logic Design or Computer Architectures.  Itallows you to build complex logic circuits which can be tested, saved,modified and printed.  It has a built-in logic simulator which isconstantly active, reflecting every change that takes place in the circuitboth on-screen and, for certain output devices, via an externally connectedhardware mimic.  A password systems controls access to certain higherfeatures of SimLog  thereby allowing the tutor to structure the laboratorysessions.  One very important aspect of SimLog  is the user interface whichis highly interactive and intuitive to use, responding almost instantly tothe directions.  A sophisticated routing algorithm is incorporated whichremoves the overhead of detailed route planning for interconnecting wiresand solves the problems of indistinct interconnections.***************************************************************************Andre Schappo: Department Computer Studies, University of Technology,               Loughborough, Leics, UK, LE11 3TU        email: [e-mail]      tel: [phone]#### BINHEX     snap-mail.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 9 Dec 1992 11:27:29 -0500 From: [e-mail] ("Eric E. Braun")Subject: SnapMAIL Demo SnapMAIL is full featured e-mail software for Macintosh networks, thatis very easy to install, maintain, and use.  SnapMAIL is apeer-to-peer e-mail system that requires no server, but serverfunctionality is available with SnapMAIL's unique distributed servercapabilities.SnapMAIL features include standards like send, reply, forward, returnreceipts, and file enclosures as well many extras, includingmulti-person conferencing, message encryption, customizablenotification icons, forms, groups, a mail log, password security, aspecial "Alert" message type that is removable (for important buttransient messages that otherwise clutter up user's mailboxes), on-linehelp, and a host of preferences for customizing the work environment.SnapMAIL is also compatible with Apple Remote Access.SnapMAIL can run on any mac from a Plus on up.  It requires system 6.02or later, only 1Meg memory, and is Sys 7 Saavy.This demo is not cripple-ware.  It is a fully functional version thatyou can use for three weeks.  Documentation is provided on-line (it isaccessible from the about box) and there is also Baloon Help.Upgrading to a fully licensed version during or after the trial periodis very simple and does not require reinstalling on all computers onthe network.Please contact Casady & Greene at 1-800-359-4920 for more information.You can also contact the author directly at the addresses given below.Eric Braun                Glass Bead [e-mail]                803 President St.[phone]                       Brooklyn, NY 11215------------------ BinHexed Stuffit Archive --------------------#### BINHEX     spellswell-7.hqx   ****#### BINHEX     strata-vision-3d.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1992 21:16:08 EDT From: The Pakistani Nukeman aka The Arabian PheonixSubject: StrataVision-3D-Demo.hqx Dear Moderators,    Included is a demo version of StrataVision 3D. Runs on (8-bit) color macsonly. :^(Enjoy,Bilal A. Bhutta---Nuclear Eng. Dept.        [e-mail]-Lowell            [e-mail]-------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     two-way.hqx   ****Subject: 2Way Network Speakerphone Demo Date: Tue, 13 Oct 92 11:39:30 -0700 From: "Robert C. Barris" <[e-mail]>>From [e-mail].2WAY ONLINE DEMO 1.0.1 NOTES:What is 2Way?  2Way is a hands-free speaker phone that works over a Macintosh network.  It allows you to talk in real time to another user on the network while leaving you free to work on other applications.  You simply dial another 2Way user on the network and talk with them through your built-in Apple microphone.ABOUT THIS DEMO:        This is a fully functioning version of the 2Way application.  All copies of 2Way have a unique serial number.  One unique copy of 2Way is required for each machine.  However, you may use this copy on more than one machine.  You will be able to speak for approximately one minute before it notices the serial number conflict.  That should be long enough to see that it works and check out the controls.  When you purchase one additional copy of 2Way you will then have 2 functioning copies and you will not get the serial number violation.PREREQUISITES:  System 7 and a lightly loaded LocalTalk or EtherTalk network.  To speak and listen you must have a built-in microphone on one of the following computers:  Macintosh Quadra, IIsi, LC, LCII, Classic II, Powerbook 140, Powerbook 170.  To listen only you can have one of the following computers:  Macintosh II, IIx,  IIfx, IIci, IIcx and SE30.  The following machines CANNOT use 2Way: Original Macintosh, Plus, SE, Classic, Powerbook 100.  In addition, if your network is very heavily loaded, performance may be unacceptable.2WAY EXTENSION:The 2Way Extension (part of this archive)must be installed in order to run the application.YOUR COMMENTS: We welcome your comments and suggestions.  Our Fax Number is (619)-452-3077.ORDERING 2WAY:2Way Computing is at 4370 La Jolla Village Drive, San Diego, CA 92122.  Our phone number is [phone] or FAX us at [phone].  To order have your VISA or Mastercard number handy.  2Way is priced at $49 per copy.This is a BinHexed Compact Pro self-extracting archive. Thereare six (6) parts.--segment 1 of 6--CUT HERE--#### BINHEX     update.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 19 Nov 92 15:39:02 EST From: [e-mail] (Hisham A. Abboud)Subject: [*] Update! demo, file synchronization utility Please find enclosed a demo of Update!, downloaded from AppleLink.Update! is a utility similar to InSync and PowerMerge, intendedto keep files on 2 folders or 2 Macs up-to-date.I'm not the author, but I liked it enough (and the price, $49postpaid) to download it and post it!  It's published by a companycall Qdea.                Hisham.Hisham A. Abboud, Cedrus Corp.  [Internet: [e-mail]]#### BINHEX     victoire-101.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 1 Feb 93 18:48:29 CST From: "Watch out! Dividing by Zero" <[e-mail]>Subject: * Victoire 1.0.1 Demo Victoire is a Control Panel which allows one to cheat atvarious games.  Since this is a demo version, it only worksfor the first five minutes of game play.  Standard disclaimer:  I am not the author nor am I affiliated in any way                      with this utility. 2-Feb-93  2:21:56-GMT,43904;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA07284; Mon, 1 Feb 93 18:21:55 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA24404; Mon, 1 Feb 93 18:21:53 PSTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from mail.unet.umn.edu by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id        AA05253; Mon, 1 Feb 93 16:42:44 PST Received: from mailbox.mail.umn.edu by mail.unet.umn.edu (5.65c/) id AA00703;        Mon, 1 Feb 1993 18:42:41 -0600 Date: Mon, 1 Feb 93 18:49:29 CST Message-Id: <[e-mail]> Received: from dialup-slip-1-24.gw.umn.edu by mailbox.mail.umn.edu; Mon, 1        Feb 93 18:49:29 CST From: "Watch out! Dividing by Zero" <[e-mail]>To: [e-mail]: * Victoire file Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Mon, 1 Feb 1993 18:21:52 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>* Ooops, sorry, forgot to enclose... :-(#### BINHEX     virtus-walkthrough.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 14 Jan 93 20:01:14 -0800From: [e-mail] (David Dantowitz)Subject: Virtus Walkthrough Demo (from AOL)#### BINHEX     virus-blockade-ii-206.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Jeffrey S. Shulman)Subject: VirusBlockade II DEMO 2.0.6 Date: Sun, 1 Nov 92 14:18:09 PST Gives you the means to direct how, when, & where VirusDetectivedoes its searches. NEW: SUPERFAST FILE SCANNING: searches a fileas soon as file gets inscribed onto disk (which is whenever youDOWNLOAD, SAVE, COPY, UNCOMPRESS); even works on file servers.ROOKIE SWITCH: for inexperienced users: when infection is imminent,screen freezes; user cannot proceed; user must consult adept Macperson who brings Mac back to working order. Can always scan, neverscan, or scan if designated key is held down or NOT held down.Scan disks on certain days of week & time of day. Scan on startupor mount disks. Automatically removes "desktop" viruses (like WDEF).Sys. 7.0 Balloon Help. Elegant "look & feel". A pleasure to use.Much more!This DEMO does not save its settings, allow passwords or allowthe Rookie Switch.Min. req.: Mac Plus; System 6.0.2; VirusDetective 5.0. System 7.0 friendly.Version 2.0.6 fixes bugs and is compatible with System 7.1.#### BINHEX     vocabulary-virtuoso.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 18 Feb 93 12:25:23 PST From: [e-mail] (Paul Webber)Subject: Vocabulary Virtuoso Demo App. *********  VOCABULARY VIRTUOSO* DEMO READ ME  **********ABOUT VOCABULARY VIRTUOSOIVocabulary Virtuoso* is a learning aide that helps you build your vocabulary. VV uses a variety of proven learning principles that help you make new words part of your long term memory. The words VV uses are organized into vocabulary sets, each containing 400 words. Several of these vocabulary sets contain words commonly found in educated speech and writingQwords that often appear on standardized tests like the SAT or the GRE. Other vocabulary sets contain words from professional fields, like the legal or technical fields.About the Vocabulary Virtuoso DemoIThis demonstration version of Vocabulary Virtuoso includes a shortened version of a vocabulary set containing one unit of forty words. These words have been selected from the Educated, Articulate, and Eloquent vocabulary sets. The Educated Set is included with the VV application. The Articulate and Eloquent Sets can be purchased separately, or as part of a bundled package. #### BINHEX     wayne-gretzky-hockey-11.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 01:58:22 -0600 (CST) From: chad paulson <[e-mail]>Subject: gretzky-demo.cpt.hqx This is the black and white version of Wayne Gretzky Hockey 1.1 Demo.  Youare limited to playing the last five minutes of the third period.  Youalso are allowed play in overtime, if necessary.  Most options included inthe original game are functional in this demo.--1442894434-1314524113-721469075:#11273Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="gretzky-demo.cpt.hqx"Content-ID: <[e-mail]>Content-Description: #### BINHEX     xlibrary.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]                         Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:04:21 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/digest/csmp#### TEXT       csmp-readme.txt   ****Welcome to the Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digests!csmp-v?-index.txt contains a list of every subject in each issue of Volume ?.csmp-v?-???.txt are the digests.  If the issue you're looking for isn't here,chances are it's been deleted.  These digests take up a lot of disk space, sousually only the last 1-2 meg worth can be found here.  The entire collectionis available for anonymous ftp from ftp.cs.uoregon.edu.These digests are also available via email.  Just send a note saying that youwant to be on the digest mailing list to [e-mail], and you willautomatically receive each new digest as it is created.The articles in these digests are taken directly from comp.sys.mac.programmer.They are not edited; all articles included in this digest are in their originalposted form.  The only articles that are -not- included in these digests arethose which didn't receive any replies (except those that give informationrather than ask a question).  All replies to each article are concatenatedonto the original article in the order in which they were received.  Articlethreads are not added to the digests until the last article added to thethread is at least one month old (this is to ensure that the thread is dead#### TEXT       csmp-v1-100.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 31 May 92       Volume 1 : Issue 100Today's Topics:    Desktop Priority Question    HILITE EDIT TEXT in DITL ? How to ?    naive macsbug question    resource fork size limit?    Request for comment: ER diagramming tools    PBCatSearch by FInfo... HOW?    development environment for both Mac & Windows    Advice Needed for Multimedia ProjectThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.These digests are available (by using FTP, account anonymous, your emailaddress as password) in the pub/mac/csmp-digest directory on ftp.cs.uoregon.edu.  This is also the home of the comp.sys.mac.programmer Frequently AskedQuestions list.  The last several issues of the digest are available from#### TEXT       csmp-v1-101.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 31 May 92       Volume 1 : Issue 101Today's Topics:    WANTED: Good/Comprehensive Mac Programming Book    Format of ICON resource    Numerical Programming in Think C    Hey! I wrote a book!    Introduction To Video Colour Spaces (was Re: YUV format)The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.These digests are available (by using FTP, account anonymous, your emailaddress as password) in the pub/mac/csmp-digest directory on ftp.cs.uoregon.edu.  This is also the home of the comp.sys.mac.programmer Frequently AskedQuestions list.  The last several issues of the digest are available fromsumex-aim.stanford.edu as well.These digests are also available via email.  Just send a note saying that you#### TEXT       csmp-v1-102.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 02 Jun 92       Volume 1 : Issue 102Today's Topics:    OpenMenuArchitecture/Other Questions...    HELP:  memory handling problem    Type Casting PixMaps to BitMaps in PASCAL!    Program hangs randomly - weird behaviour    question:THINK C console    Need a good book to teach me Mac assembly language    List Manager Question    LaunchApplication..    WWDC Dinner News    Must pascal strings be even word aligned?    Think C buggy codeThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.These digests are available (by using FTP, account anonymous, your email#### TEXT       csmp-v1-103.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Thu, 04 Jun 92       Volume 1 : Issue 103Today's Topics:    C vs. OOP    anyone used macrecorder or built-in mic on PB?    OOP development of GUIs on a Macintosh    Is AppMaker worth the disks it is distributed on???    MacinTalk and Voice Synthesis (a missing piece)    compression/decompression source code wanted    Decompressing .LZH files?    Program crashing with TuneUp 1.1.1The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.These digests are available (by using FTP, account anonymous, your emailaddress as password) in the pub/mac/csmp-digest directory on ftp.cs.uoregon.edu.  This is also the home of the comp.sys.mac.programmer Frequently AskedQuestions list.  The last several issues of the digest are available from#### TEXT       csmp-v1-104.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Fri, 05 Jun 92       Volume 1 : Issue 104Today's Topics:    MacApp: documentation on ViewEdit    Is it possible to turn the monitor off & on from software?    (Urgent) Redirection with THINK Pascal    File Manager Blues    CTB Examples in C?    PD online references ?    IIfx ROM not 32 bit clean    Learn c on the mac    Hack to autocomment in Think C 5.0???    Q: Flip-wipe from one PICT to another    Repost: How to get Superdrive into MFM mode?    How can we "emulate" the Finder...?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.#### TEXT       csmp-v1-105.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sat, 06 Jun 92       Volume 1 : Issue 105Today's Topics:    VI for MPW    "FaceLess App and Notification Manager"    Anyone received the *New* MacTutor?    Modal Dialogs in MacApp with ViewEdit    TCL/THINK Applications & SuperBoomerang    ARGH! I screwed up! Help!    CMNU Template    Mac OS 2 Gig volume limit    technotes at ftp.apple.comThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.These digests are available (by using FTP, account anonymous, your emailaddress as password) in the pub/mac/csmp-digest directory on ftp.cs.uoregon.edu.  This is also the home of the comp.sys.mac.programmer Frequently Asked#### TEXT       csmp-v1-106.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 08 Jun 92       Volume 1 : Issue 106Today's Topics:    Writing a DRIVER (for inter-app comm)    Console Emulation    Phase2 zone setting    Macsbug - Novice questions    Marksman/AppMaker comments?    Sampled sound buffers & Sound Muncher    Good language and debugger for Mac    Finding out if the debugger is installedThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.These digests are available (by using FTP, account anonymous, your emailaddress as password) in the pub/mac/csmp-digest directory on ftp.cs.uoregon.edu.  This is also the home of the comp.sys.mac.programmer Frequently AskedQuestions list.  The last several issues of the digest are available from#### TEXT       csmp-v1-107.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 09 Jun 92       Volume 1 : Issue 107Today's Topics:    Color WDEF's???    ThinkCThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.These digests are available (by using FTP, account anonymous, your emailaddress as password) in the pub/mac/csmp-digest directory on ftp.cs.uoregon.edu.  This is also the home of the comp.sys.mac.programmer Frequently AskedQuestions list.  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Just send a note saying that youwant to be on the digest mailing list to [e-mail], and you willautomatically receive each new digest as it is created.#### TEXT       csmp-v1-109.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 09 Jun 92       Volume 1 : Issue 109Today's Topics:    LaserWriter Reboot Code in PS?    Floating Windowiods and MacApp 3.0    Apple User Interface Police    Offscreen graphics sans Color QuickDraw?    Finding the VolID and DirID of the App    ics#/ics4/ics8 in menus    Tech Note or Other Apple Doc on MIDI    AppleEvents and TCL    Drag and Drop onto a document?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.These digests are available (by using FTP, account anonymous, your emailaddress as password) in the pub/mac/csmp-digest directory on ftp.cs.uoregon.edu.  This is also the home of the comp.sys.mac.programmer Frequently Asked#### TEXT       csmp-v1-110.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 09 Jun 92       Volume 1 : Issue 110Today's Topics:    using stdio on a mac    ResEdit - estr and hrct templates    Color QD Pattern Alignment    ADB Extended Keycodes    C video application    Mac Programming Primer    SetHandleSize corrupts block?    GWorlds & XCMDs    Forcing CTB Serial Connection to close - How?    Trying to get an overview of MacApp 3.0 classes: 2 quick questions    Launching an appeThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.These digests are available (by using FTP, account anonymous, your email#### TEXT       csmp-v1-111.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Thu, 11 Jun 92       Volume 1 : Issue 111Today's Topics:    THINK C and basic AppleTalk comm ?    MPSR resource    Metrowerks PASCAL    MacTCP    mpw c++/cfront latest version?    Opening windows with explosions ?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.These digests are available (by using FTP, account anonymous, your emailaddress as password) in the pub/mac/csmp-digest directory on ftp.cs.uoregon.edu.  This is also the home of the comp.sys.mac.programmer Frequently AskedQuestions list.  The last several issues of the digest are available fromsumex-aim.stanford.edu as well.#### TEXT       csmp-v1-112.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Fri, 12 Jun 92       Volume 1 : Issue 112Today's Topics:    System 7.1a query...    InsideMacDA    Inside Mac...C and Pascal?    System 7...on the bleeding edge of the finder (bugs?)    A few questions . . .    mac programming reference books - any recommendations?    MPW Jump Table Size Limit    HELP!  Handle woes    Totally moronic question concerning color    Black windows?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.These digests are available (by using FTP, account anonymous, your emailaddress as password) in the pub/mac/csmp-digest directory on ftp.cs.uoregon.#### TEXT       csmp-v1-113.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 14 Jun 92       Volume 1 : Issue 113Today's Topics:    Fortran callable graphing library wanted for Mac    Delete menu items?    Where can I find Oberon?    Format of a mac Disk?    Getting a Files full Pathname    C (C++) Prettyprinter    MacTutor version 2.0    New Developer Tool from Apple & AT&T?    HELP! *BIGGER* Handle woesThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.These digests are available (by using FTP, account anonymous, your emailaddress as password) in the pub/mac/csmp-digest directory on ftp.cs.uoregon.edu.  This is also the home of the comp.sys.mac.programmer Frequently Asked#### TEXT       csmp-v1-114.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 15 Jun 92       Volume 1 : Issue 114Today's Topics:    Are questions here being answered?    List Manager Q: when all cells are selected....    Gestalt    HELP! Beginning C++ on Mac....    Q: what is the basic edit-resource-file procedure?    How to (not) hide the menu barThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.These digests are available (by using FTP, account anonymous, your emailaddress as password) in the pub/mac/csmp-digest directory on ftp.cs.uoregon.edu.  This is also the home of the comp.sys.mac.programmer Frequently AskedQuestions list.  The last several issues of the digest are available fromsumex-aim.stanford.edu as well.#### TEXT       csmp-v1-115.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 16 Jun 92       Volume 1 : Issue 115Today's Topics:    More user input to applications    Lasguage Systems Fortran & Quadra    Menu    how good is MacApp?    Off-screen Port Help & Interface Guidelines Question...    3d graphics programming    Trouble with resumeCmd (Sound Manager)    preloaded and purgable resources (Q)    'STR ' resource question    How to swab two bytes?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.These digests are available (by using FTP, account anonymous, your emailaddress as password) in the pub/mac/csmp-digest directory on ftp.cs.uoregon.#### TEXT       csmp-v1-116.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Wed, 17 Jun 92       Volume 1 : Issue 116Today's Topics:    prefs    Recording with the Sound Manager    Apple UI Police & Pointer Movement    How to get 360 dpi on stylewriter.The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.These digests are available (by using FTP, account anonymous, your emailaddress as password) in the pub/mac/csmp-digest directory on ftp.cs.uoregon.edu.  This is also the home of the comp.sys.mac.programmer Frequently AskedQuestions list.  The last several issues of the digest are available fromsumex-aim.stanford.edu as well.These digests are also available via email.  Just send a note saying that youwant to be on the digest mailing list to [e-mail], and you will#### TEXT       csmp-v1-117.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Fri, 19 Jun 92       Volume 1 : Issue 117Today's Topics:    Think Pascal Scrolling DITL's    Questing about Think C debugger and After Dark Modules    Translation Manager? (Re: How to use XTND in programs?REFRESH    Memory Mapping of Video    list manager alternative    Any small sample code in 'C'?    $$: Where/how do I find a consultant?    PBControl / MacTCP    How to update the whole screen???    Color icons in menus?  How?    "Inside Macintosh" source recommendations?    How to tell if a printer supports Postscript?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.#### TEXT       csmp-v1-118.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sat, 20 Jun 92       Volume 1 : Issue 118Today's Topics:    Temporary ALERTS with THINK C ?    ADA and CASE for Mac    ETO only for the rich and wealthy ?    Turning on 'Scroll lock' light on EX Keyboard    Where's the volume icon?    Think C problem    Converting MPW C source to Think C source.    Creating a Dialog in ViewEdit    How do you get SuperDrive to kick into MFM mode?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.These digests are available (by using FTP, account anonymous, your emailaddress as password) in the pub/mac/csmp-digest directory on ftp.cs.uoregon.edu.  This is also the home of the comp.sys.mac.programmer Frequently Asked#### TEXT       csmp-v1-119.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sat, 20 Jun 92       Volume 1 : Issue 119Today's Topics:    'aete' Rez and/or ResEdite Template    Info on designing ADB devices?    Converting from C++ to Objective C    Reading Sectors from SuperDrive 800K disk, not 720K    Information on Bento?    Converting from C++ to Think C    Problems Updating MENU Resource    Stereo sound on the Mac?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.These digests are available (by using FTP, account anonymous, your emailaddress as password) in the pub/mac/csmp-digest directory on ftp.cs.uoregon.edu.  This is also the home of the comp.sys.mac.programmer Frequently AskedQuestions list.  The last several issues of the digest are available from#### TEXT       csmp-v1-120.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 22 Jun 92       Volume 1 : Issue 120Today's Topics:    Getting A5 in VBL tasks    How to center Alerts?    Fun with FindFolder    Think C 4 & 5    SetLineWidth question    Image measurement for the Mac ??    Are "virtual" (software) monitors possible?    detecting when a volume or floppy is mounted, how?    Two questions    HOW do I get the finder to update its file information..    Need Graphics Book RecThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.These digests are available (by using FTP, account anonymous, your email#### TEXT       csmp-v1-121.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 22 Jun 92       Volume 1 : Issue 121Today's Topics:    In Search Of QuickTime    Can you disable the FKEY3 resource?    John Calhoun's Glypha3 source    Anyone used XVT (esp. XVT++)?    FOR SALE: TMON Professional    Determining if user has a printer selected ???    Yerk 3.62 available    Icon Families and Icon SuitesThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.These digests are available (by using FTP, account anonymous, your emailaddress as password) in the pub/mac/csmp-digest directory on ftp.cs.uoregon.edu.  This is also the home of the comp.sys.mac.programmer Frequently AskedQuestions list.  The last several issues of the digest are available from#### TEXT       csmp-v1-122.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 23 Jun 92       Volume 1 : Issue 122Today's Topics:    Summary: prefs    desperatly seeking fortran    Text to Speech    Newline Mode    PBCatSearch Problems...    X-lisp    How to handle more than 32k of text ?    MPW setup    Mac TCP APIs -- what/where are they?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.These digests are available (by using FTP, account anonymous, your emailaddress as password) in the pub/mac/csmp-digest directory on ftp.cs.uoregon.edu.  This is also the home of the comp.sys.mac.programmer Frequently Asked#### TEXT       csmp-v1-123.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 23 Jun 92       Volume 1 : Issue 123Today's Topics:    q: marching ants as vbl task problems    GetGWorldPixMap    Wanna Keep Up with the Future: Mac Hacker needs unix book rec    Zortech C++ wins award?    Info on Toolserver?    Do people actually use ViewEdit 3?    The Device Thing...    Print/Save Graph @ 300dpi - how?    Debugging in MacAppThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.These digests are available (by using FTP, account anonymous, your emailaddress as password) in the pub/mac/csmp-digest directory on ftp.cs.uoregon.edu.  This is also the home of the comp.sys.mac.programmer Frequently Asked#### TEXT       csmp-v1-124.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Fri, 26 Jun 92       Volume 1 : Issue 124Today's Topics:    Programming Question    THINK Pascal Random Numbers    Choosing a file at random.    Motif programming- guides for Macintosh programmers    Problem with C++ example code    Technical Notes    PBHCopyFile equivalent for non-shared environments?    what's an OO-OS?    SFGetFile quick question!!!    Pascal stuff for sale    A Couple of Strange Things About Think Pascal 4.01The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.These digests are available (by using FTP, account anonymous, your email#### TEXT       csmp-v1-125.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 28 Jun 92       Volume 1 : Issue 125Today's Topics:    developing FBAs    SUMMARY: marching ants/vbl task and a followup question    More MPW Linking Blues    Zortech C++ & MacApp 3    New Technology to Support Porting to PowerPC-Based Macintosh    TimeMgr and Spurious Interrupt    Sound channel allocation failure    where to find ASP/AFP *server* docs?    background application    Comments please: Entity-relationship diagramming tools    Source Code Request Summary (thermometer indicators)The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.These digests are available (by using FTP, account anonymous, your email#### TEXT       csmp-v1-126.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 29 Jun 92       Volume 1 : Issue 126Today's Topics:    TCL and Popup Menus    Emacs v. MPW shell (was Re: Think C vs. MPW)    Quicktime Question (Standard Compression Dialog)    TCL Depository (was TCL and Popup Menus)    How to tell is in color or gray    Comm Toolbox / THINK C Strangeness    Finding the System Folder    Process Manager & Hiding...    MPW Software for sale    How to use XTND in programs?    How to get KeyDown event without WaitNextEvent    HELP: How do I tell the finder I have changed a name??    NEEDED: 2 dimensional fast fourier transform    Grep on Mac#### TEXT       csmp-v1-127.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 30 Jun 92       Volume 1 : Issue 127Today's Topics:    PBLockRange    HELP: How do traps/selectors work?    Notification Mgr. Question    Is MacApp 3.0 available???    Using Menus during Interrupts???    Color QuickDraw and GWorlds    Number of strings in a STR#?    MPW C and > 32K structs    How to tell if monitor is in color was(Re: Most efficient bla, bla...)    Need help with INITs (specifically, patching traps)    MacBinary format and empty forks    REWARD OFFERED: Think C Multisegment Driver Problem-------------------------------------------------------#### TEXT       csmp-v1-128.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Wed, 01 Jul 92       Volume 1 : Issue 128Today's Topics:    Think C vs. MPW-------------------------------------------------------From: [e-mail] (Jason Philip Stevens)Subject: Think C vs. MPWDate: 15 May 92 17:20:58 GMTOrganization: Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TxHow do people compare Think C to MPW?  I understand that MPW has a fairlysteep learning curve (it has been described as distinctly non-mac-like to me),but from what I have heard it sounds more powerful than Think C.  Is there #### TEXT       csmp-v1-129.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Thu, 02 Jul 92       Volume 1 : Issue 129Today's Topics:    What is a 'Bus error'?    System 7 crashes at weird times. New Virus?    Amusing MPW C v3.2 Error Messages    Serial i/o on the PB170?    screen shot program needed    How does Script Manager affect File Manager?    Sound hardware question    Caps-lock <=> Ctrl on the powerbook keyboard    Sound Channel Failure    Looking for Showinit-------------------------------------------------------From: [e-mail] (Etienne Bido)#### TEXT       csmp-v1-130.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Fri, 03 Jul 92       Volume 1 : Issue 130Today's Topics:    Summary: Center Alerts?    GWorlds and Off Screen Bitmaps....    yacc for Think C 5.0?    Proper way to copy file    ?How to tell locked file?    Troubles with TCL CStdPopupPane    Postscript files - Printing -    Info about AppMaker v1.2 and MacApp    MPW C Error Funnies    high-speed serial communications (again)-------------------------------------------------------From: [e-mail] (Jim Ryan)#### TEXT       csmp-v1-131.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Fri, 03 Jul 92       Volume 1 : Issue 131Today's Topics:    SCSI Device Type Codes?    Comparing blocks of memory in Think Pascal 4? How?    Not So Amusing MPW C v3.2 Error Messages    Ridiculous MemoryMgr Problem    Globals, A5, and all that stuff...    Dumb THINK C Projects!    Apple Modem Tool 1.1 Bugs?    Moving windowws    Unet.Mac.Pgm.Guide in PostScript available for FTP    Launching from a code resource, revisited...    _Datainit() : what does it do & where does it do it?-------------------------------------------------------#### TEXT       csmp-v1-132.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sat, 04 Jul 92       Volume 1 : Issue 132Today's Topics:    TP4 Read and Wr-wr-wrap    PlotIconID - Why are my icons B&W?    Quadra, SFPGetFile, Bus Error = HELP!    Looking for apps that can receive data via AE!    Data fork from resource fork--How?    AESend returns OSErr -903    Special command keys    Background Printing Question?    Reading foreign disks    How to draw a SICN    button in a window    vdig component for DigiVideo (Q)-------------------------------------------------------#### TEXT       csmp-v1-133.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 06 Jul 92       Volume 1 : Issue 133Today's Topics:    Most efficient way to load a patten in a LDEF    Making my own TMPLs in ResEdit    Learning OOP    How do I make color icon show up in Finder?    Things I'd like to see in THINK C    ETO 7 and MacApp-------------------------------------------------------From: [e-mail] (Matt Mora)Subject: Most efficient way to load a patten in a LDEFDate: 27 May 92 18:20:05 GMTOrganization: SRI International, Menlo Park, California#### TEXT       csmp-v1-134.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 06 Jul 92       Volume 1 : Issue 134Today's Topics:    Better Unowned Document Identification (was Re: StuffIt 3.0)    NEW Inside Macintosh    THINK P - Making an App Drag-n-Drop'able    Problems in rebuilding MacApp -debug    'Application Zone is Damaged'    System fonts and scripts    flushing the sys7 disk cache?    Toolserver for MPW    Max files shown in GetFile dialog and Mac video?-------------------------------------------------------From: [e-mail] (Dave Newman)Subject: Better Unowned Document Identification (was Re: StuffIt 3.0)#### TEXT       csmp-v1-135.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 07 Jul 92       Volume 1 : Issue 135Today's Topics:    C++ Critique in comp.lang.c++    Drawing on the MeNuBaR!    Latest Inside Mac Printings?-------------------------------------------------------From: [e-mail] (Ian Joyner)Subject: C++ Critique in comp.lang.c++Date: 8 Apr 92 12:17:26 GMTOrganization: ACUS Australian Centre for Unisys Software, SydneyHave Apple made a mistake by adopting the C++ route. I have posted a critiquein comp.lang.c++ which may help answer such questions.- -- #### TEXT       csmp-v1-136.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 07 Jul 92       Volume 1 : Issue 136Today's Topics:    Zooming windows: determining if window is in zoomed state    Programatically alter Finder menus?    Slow AppleEvents (was Re: Think C vs. MPW)    List Manager Bug?    redirecting keyboard events    Lempel-Ziv compression question    Perl with (and without) MPW    Is Zortech C++ Available For Mac Yet?    Newcomer questions -- some stuff about a possible programming project    Passing info between apps    Where should help files be kept?-------------------------------------------------------#### TEXT       csmp-v1-137.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sat, 11 Jul 92       Volume 1 : Issue 137Today's Topics:    Multi-channel synchronized sound    Pricing of Mac vs Windows development environments    Space/CheckMark in scroll area    Is This PostScript ?!    TCL and Apple Events & aevt rsrc format    asynchronous XCMDs?    cmarker for think C 5.0The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systems#### TEXT       csmp-v1-138.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 13 Jul 92       Volume 1 : Issue 138Today's Topics:    Bug fix for window standard state code    Faking CustomGetFile under 6.0.x    Programming C++ on Mac    XWindows (was - Towards what purpose A/UX?)    SUMMARY: Comparing blocks of memory in PascalThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)#### TEXT       csmp-v1-139.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 13 Jul 92       Volume 1 : Issue 139Today's Topics:    Instance Variables moving in Think C - How to stop    Dynamic Runtime Method Dispatch (Was Re: Is System 7 written in C++?)    Correctly handling long tasks    Screensaver erasurE    Getting User's Color Control Panel Settings    Icons dragging    Is This Fond PostScript ?!    Warning: THINK Pascal glue for GetZoneList is dangerous!The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what a#### TEXT       csmp-v1-140.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 13 Jul 92       Volume 1 : Issue 140Today's Topics:    Non-optimized Compiler. Was RE: is System 7 written in c++    Socket Interface on MacTCP    How to allocate global for CDEVs?    Problems with putting a string into a list    MIDI routines    Multiple "System Beeps" possible?    ZREF error?    PS font name, How to get it from  FOND?!The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what a#### TEXT       csmp-v1-141.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 13 Jul 92       Volume 1 : Issue 141Today's Topics:    Dynamic Runtime Method Dispatch    Function or Procedure Type    Audio CD File FormatThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)Each issue of the digest contains one or more sets of articles (called#### TEXT       csmp-v1-142.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 14 Jul 92       Volume 1 : Issue 142Today's Topics:    Standard File Woes w/Super Boomerang    How do I tell if I'm in COLOR or MONOCHROME??    Multiple non-modal movable dialogs    68040 extremely slow when rounding real numbers !!!!    scsi driver for Kennedy 9track tape    AppleEvents for EducationThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to the#### TEXT       csmp-v1-143.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Fri, 17 Jul 92       Volume 1 : Issue 143Today's Topics:    PICS format    Coercing color icons to a new color palette    Temporary Memory in a CDEV    ?? Cobol Compiler for the MAC ???    How do you disable the disk cache?    Booleans & SIZE in THINK C (not related)    Sys 7 popupMenuCDEFProc in 6.0.7    MPW shell crashes with Bus Error    PopUp menus crash bigtime on Mac II and IIFX machines. Why?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-#### TEXT       csmp-v1-144.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 19 Jul 92       Volume 1 : Issue 144Today's Topics:    Changing Parameter Ram. Help!    How to use icon suites in menu items?    The need for speed: data and instruction caches. (SUMMARY)    Reading File Problems....    Pascal string to null terminated-How?    Changing a folder view    Dave Mark : Macintosh C Programming    Think C menu questionThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what a#### TEXT       csmp-v1-145.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 19 Jul 92       Volume 1 : Issue 145Today's Topics:    The big question...    Is "WITH anObject DO ..." dangerous in THINK Pascal ?    Mistake in THINK Pascal manual (boolean operators)    Think C and ctype    dynamic 2d arrays in THINK C?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)#### TEXT       csmp-v1-146.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 21 Jul 92       Volume 1 : Issue 146Today's Topics:    Access to Apple's MacApp mailing lists    VRAM / DRAM data transfer benchmarks (free program)    Finder sets memory loc zero to $00410000 all the time    How long last Alerts in Notification Manager ???    MPW ENVIRONMENT    MacApp 2.0 => 3.0 war stories?    Visual Basic or why not Visual C/C++?    SE is bloody picky!The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what a#### TEXT       csmp-v1-147.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 21 Jul 92       Volume 1 : Issue 147Today's Topics:    Offscreen pixMaps/GrafPorts/gWorlds    PICT file to PICT resource?    68040 Cache, 32-bit addressing, & Pascal...    Bug in PCloseSkt() ???    How to find the "blessed folder"?    Yucky "QuickTime Pict" thing in my dialog    to Null terminated [SUMMARY] and thanks    How does PrintMonitor do it?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what a#### TEXT       csmp-v1-148.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Thu, 23 Jul 92       Volume 1 : Issue 148Today's Topics:    THINK Pascal and debugging Time Manager Calls    ViewEdit Blues    More CTB Questions    How many lasers in chooser?    appe info wanted    Setting SIZE Resource from MPW    TMON typ# TMPL?    MacApp 3.0 and Dialog Views    Address errorThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-#### TEXT       csmp-v1-149.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 02 Aug 92       Volume 1 : Issue 149Today's Topics:    MPW:  Tool to "execute" Finder Aliases    32-bit compatibility    The "New" Sound Manager (Was: Audio CD File Format)    Why can't my unix box compile my Mac source?    OCE Finder and Macintosh PC Exchange    Drawing a "graph" of a soundThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to the#### TEXT       csmp-v1-150.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 02 Aug 92       Volume 1 : Issue 150Today's Topics:    Emulating TrueType    Sending Apple events to the Finder.    Light-weight processes in a Mac program    need help writing a screensaver    Offscreen PixMaps    Apple Event problem    Getting the text from a TERecThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systems#### TEXT       csmp-v1-151.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 02 Aug 92       Volume 1 : Issue 151Today's Topics:    XWindowsThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)Each issue of the digest contains one or more sets of articles (calledthreads), with each set corresponding to a 'discussion' of a particularsubject.  The articles are not edited; all articles included in this digest#### TEXT       csmp-v1-152.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 02 Aug 92       Volume 1 : Issue 152Today's Topics:    Proposal for Mac Source code representation    SendFinderOpen    garbage sound from SndPlayThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)Each issue of the digest contains one or more sets of articles (called#### TEXT       csmp-v1-153.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 02 Aug 92       Volume 1 : Issue 153Today's Topics:    TextEdit question    A bunch of questions    Inside MacIntosh vol. VI    Some details on tail patching under System 7    new version of ResEdit?    ListManager question    How Would The Ideal Application Framework Do This?    Prototyper - summary of responsesThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  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Digest             Mon, 03 Aug 92       Volume 1 : Issue 155Today's Topics:    Printers (was: Re: XWindows)    sources    PPCToolbox questions    INITS; extentions ...    A Simple BlockMove QuestionThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)#### TEXT       csmp-v1-156.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 03 Aug 92       Volume 1 : Issue 156Today's Topics:    HOW TO?: Large Arrays in Think C    Macapp replacement announced.    ResolveAlias bug?    Mac's equivalent to PC's kbhit()?    Speech Generation info wanted    How to modify a resource in my application?    FTP Source?    SFRead question. (checked FAQ)The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what a#### TEXT       csmp-v1-157.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 03 Aug 92       Volume 1 : Issue 157Today's Topics:    *ugh* More menu probs    MBDF Protocol    68030 Instruction List wanted    How to print a postscript file?    Think C / ANSI Gotcha    Internationalization of a dialog box    Magazine Subs Info - Please help    Converting a Unix Sockets-based program to MacTCP    How do I dequeue MacTCP calls?    Does the PolySmooth PicComment work?    Why is gray drawing slower than color?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.#### TEXT       csmp-v1-158.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 03 Aug 92       Volume 1 : Issue 158Today's Topics:    Displaying PICT all at once?    Macs cost too much    "True" Multitasking -- a quick summary    QuickDraw (was re: XWindows)    Tech Notes Stack    appe application    MacApp I<Classname> and ViewEdit    Vertical Text in QuickDrawThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what a#### TEXT       csmp-v1-159.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 03 Aug 92       Volume 1 : Issue 159Today's Topics:    How to handle pdoc events - to quit or not to quit    Changing addressing mode without rebooting    The Answer to "Re: Serial output hangs"    Backgrounding Question?    _Delay should be banned    'vers' resource conventions    Info on the Twain API available ?     Dialog Manager *too* 32-bit clean (was Re: Modal Dialog horrors and cdev's)    Does the threads library work with THINK C?    Patching PRGlue    QuickDraw and animating PICTs (was re: XWindows)    Trap dereferencing considered harmful? (was: Drawing with the mouse)The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.#### TEXT       csmp-v1-160.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 04 Aug 92       Volume 1 : Issue 160Today's Topics:    Walking the catalog b-tree...    Drawing with the mouse    Converting floats to strings Question    SOUND: Volume decreases after first command    Programmers Switch/Handles    Calling Apple Events from an Init/CDEV?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  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Digest             Sat, 08 Aug 92       Volume 1 : Issue 162Today's Topics:    Location of selected printer?    Religious Question: How Do The Metaphors Fit Together?    Is System 7 written in C++?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)Each issue of the digest contains one or more sets of articles (called#### TEXT       csmp-v1-163.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 09 Aug 92       Volume 1 : Issue 163Today's Topics:    Time Manager    TAS instruction use    Can't use Sys7 icon suite commands!    How Do You Sleep?    Why can't I Quit?    CALLM/RTM (was Re: TAS instruction use)    Divisible Window Updates: Thought Crime?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systems#### TEXT       csmp-v1-164.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 10 Aug 92       Volume 1 : Issue 164Today's Topics:    Is GetTicks accurate on Powerbooks?    THINK Pascal and MacApp 2.x (was Re: MacApp versus TCL)    Multiple transmissions using ADSP?! Help!    Is there anything other than MacinTalk?    Q: memory err -111 on HandToHand?    info on innards of Quicktime    Hide Others...    Weirdly, Exit Hangs Think Pascal If Debugging Is On    Palettes vs. Color Tables : need help    Debugging INITsThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroup#### TEXT       csmp-v1-165.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 11 Aug 92       Volume 1 : Issue 165Today's Topics:    SourceBug vs THINK C Debugger?    Using _ExitToShell (Re: Why can't I Quit?)    Fraudulent compressed resources    Easy question (!?)    creating/using 'styl' & 'TEXT' resources    Powerbook 100 Roms    Perl under MPW??    windowKind usage, the RIGHT way to do it...    member() bug SOLVED (I hope)The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-#### TEXT       csmp-v1-166.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Thu, 13 Aug 92       Volume 1 : Issue 166Today's Topics:    Determining if Color is available    Distributed and background processing    MacApp versus TCLThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)Each issue of the digest contains one or more sets of articles (called#### TEXT       csmp-v1-167.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Thu, 13 Aug 92       Volume 1 : Issue 167Today's Topics:    GetKeys() question...    Is there an Ada Compiler for the Mac ?    Making the picFrame meaningfull!    Possible Bug In Think C 5.0.2 Malloc    windowKind usageThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)#### TEXT       csmp-v1-168.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 16 Aug 92       Volume 1 : Issue 168Today's Topics:    Dispose of my relocatable blocks?    "remote" app termination    How do I get a Spinning Watch?    undocumented low-memory globals    MPW on SE    MPW Scripting Q - answer    Debugger for daemons?    Dragging Icons...HELP!    DSAT error #28, ThinkPascal, and MacsBug (weird)    When to HLock (and not HLock) handlesThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroup#### TEXT       csmp-v1-169.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 18 Aug 92       Volume 1 : Issue 169Today's Topics:    Help! Stack overwriting heap!    Microcode (was Re: Does the 68000 have a "block move" instruction)    List Manager help soughtThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)Each issue of the digest contains one or more sets of articles (called#### TEXT       csmp-v1-170.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 18 Aug 92       Volume 1 : Issue 170Today's Topics:    Sockets interface to MacTCP    Beginner want to know about _Jackson    Selecting graphics    Building Installation Disks    Gettting the size of a window or Graf Port    How to play MIDI resources?    What is LDIVT (referenced in an MPW .o/.lib file?)    texedit records >32K (SUMMARY)    Has anybody got disk dragging to work?    ioCompletion and AppleTalk    Catching phys ATalk connectionThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.#### TEXT       csmp-v1-171.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Fri, 02 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 171Today's Topics:    Beyond List Manager    SUMMARY:  Making an icon (was "ARGH! No icon!")    Think C Debugger & Class dynamic typing... summary    List of bizarre, useful keyboard combinations, version 1.1    UNofficial description of 2 Layer Manager calls    How to query current pixel depth?    Think C arrays    MoveHHi invalidates heap?    Dragging Lines    Can copybits _add_ the source pixmap index to the dest index?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroup#### TEXT       csmp-v1-172.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Fri, 02 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 172Today's Topics:    Selecting a line    What's a good asm reference book?    Superdrives reading weird IBM disks    Code to have a VBL watch over the cursor    Restricting PBCatSearch    init help    How to modify SFGet(Put)File buttons.The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systems#### TEXT       csmp-v1-173.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 04 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 173Today's Topics:    Beginner's question on StandardPutFile    Hacking Think_C Malloc, need big free!    GetPictInfo bug with QuickTime Picts?    Is there a PD console package for Mac?    Fortran callable rountines in THINK C    Dylan and Newton PDAs    Packing Rects into the smallest possible container    Directory Scan RevisitedThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what a#### TEXT       csmp-v1-174.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 04 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 174Today's Topics:    Looking for some sample appletalk ATP code...    MacinTalk MPW C Interfaces    screenBits, off-screen drawing and memory allocation    ZREF error    Getting my hands on the real CLUT    FSpExchangeFiles Problem    Accepting AppleEvents?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systems#### TEXT       csmp-v1-175.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 04 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 175Today's Topics:    Changing Command-Key for a menu item    Using GetNextEvent or WaitNextEvent...    Gestalt glue is redundant!The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)Each issue of the digest contains one or more sets of articles (called#### TEXT       csmp-v1-176.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 05 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 176Today's Topics:    Stymied++!  VBL Cursor Watching ideas?    Vertical Text drawing?    Spreadsheet like view    Loading Resources into MF Temp Mem.    updating finder windows    HOW IS QUICKBASIC FOR THE MAC?    Ah, but I am clever in how I patch, no?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systems#### TEXT       csmp-v1-177.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 05 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 177Today's Topics:    How do you acess chooser username??    MacINTERCOMM Invisible Xfers! (PR)    Things That May Become Dim    GDevices:  screenActive flag?    reducing TCL project size    faceless background app's.    2 simple questions about locked blocksThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systems#### TEXT       csmp-v1-178.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 06 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 178Today's Topics:    Best text compression    Adding Balloon help to my App...    Projects to be converted in Think Pascal.    Popup menus (help!!)    Open file at launch time?    Event Loop    little sys 7 pop up problem (popupMenuCDEFProc)    TN 306 GetIconSuite glue fatal error    Shareware Legality - Summary    Can TCL project size be reduced using precompiled headers?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroup#### TEXT       csmp-v1-179.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Fri, 09 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 179Today's Topics:    ColorTables:  misc. tidbits and code    Keeping the cursor visible    Zbasic+System 6/7 Speed    Function missing from MPW C library?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)#### TEXT       csmp-v1-180.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Fri, 09 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 180Today's Topics:    Storing Windows    THINK C 5.0 Code overflow    GCC under MPW Shell.    Altering the TRAP dispatch table.    how to put indelible serial# in resource fork of app?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)#### TEXT       csmp-v1-181.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sat, 10 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 181Today's Topics:    How do I mount a SCSI device?    Hermes external in C    Creating background tasks (HELP!).    How to increase stack size ???The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)#### TEXT       csmp-v1-182.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sat, 10 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 182Today's Topics:    Password entry in a dialog    DLOG stuff....    Using CODE rescource files    Moving to the foreground after receiving an 'odoc' from the FinderThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)#### TEXT       csmp-v1-183.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Thu, 15 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 183Today's Topics:    Repeated GetCIcon/PlotCIcon calls    Powerbook Battery Question    Quick TCL gDesktop question    Smooth Animation    Using PostHighLevelEvents to send low level (KeyPressed) events    Radio buttons    menubar in dialogsThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systems#### TEXT       csmp-v1-184.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Thu, 15 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 184Today's Topics:    System Extension sample source wanted!!    PLstrcmp?? Do the right thing!    IM 1-7  vs New: FILES, PROCESSES, MEMORY Books    STUFFIT FORMAT    Problem writing INIT/cdev    A/ROSE    Best text compression?    How do you launch a Control Panel?    Top byte of 24-bit offscreen gworld?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-#### TEXT       csmp-v1-185.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Thu, 15 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 185Today's Topics:    Adding Balloon help    Problems in Macintosh Programming Secrets    Animated Cursor    Q: GrayRgn + Menu bar region    Need small example of playing a sound in THINK C.    INIT Idea/Request    UseResFile() problems with CTB Tools    Drawing Icons in Modal Dialogs?    CTB undocumented routines and Think LibsThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-#### TEXT       csmp-v1-186.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sat, 17 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 186Today's Topics:    Release 0.5 of Caml Light, an implementation of the ML language    OpenSelection Code (pascal source)    EditText items larger than 255 bytes?    Adding menus to existing applications (a la Thunder)    Game Techniques (was: NON-QUICKDRAW GAMES)The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)#### TEXT       csmp-v1-187.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 20 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 187Today's Topics:    Patching the _Launch Trap    GetColor bug (was RE: NON-QUICKDRAW GAMES)    Palette Manager vs. Color Manager (was Re: NON-QUICKDRAW GAMES)    The Pallette managerThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)#### TEXT       csmp-v1-188.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 20 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 188Today's Topics:    PGP - public key encryption for the Mac!!    updating window text / getting text lines from buffer    dereferencing Handles( was Re: incrementation differences/THINK C 4.0 vs. 5.0)    Advice requested: keyboard programming    Shareware legality question    JPEG <-> JFIF with QT.    handles and MoveHHiThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systems#### TEXT       csmp-v1-189.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 20 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 189Today's Topics:    Extended PRam    PathName from FSSpec (pascal code)    simulating page-flipping via cluts    HFS Calls in IM6?    HOT KEY trouble    Acessing the TRAP word    Writing an external file system    I wanna program a Newton - but how?    Trap word parameter to Set/GetTrapAddress?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-#### TEXT       csmp-v1-190.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 20 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 190Today's Topics:    Does THINK C have glue for FindFolder?    How do I see if modifiers are down?    Editor for mini icons?    Prolog for Mac    ATrap to Determe my Mac name?    AUX and memory    How do I sleep w/o using any CPU time    Naming my print job: how?    alias pathnameThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-#### TEXT       csmp-v1-191.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 20 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 191Today's Topics:    Calling a resource as code?    Creating a floating palette in MacApp    Access to Map cdev data    Slaughtering Lambs in the Name of Jim Reekes    Setting the volume    I need a *fast* rand () procedure    MacTCP: can't send very many single bytes in a row    AppleEvent passing address    THINK Pascal v4.01 and 32-bitThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-#### TEXT       csmp-v1-192.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 20 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 192Today's Topics:    Trap intercepts    Apple Events    Porting code using fork() to the Mac    DESPERATE: switching pixmaps w/ SetPortPixThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)#### TEXT       csmp-v1-193.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 20 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 193Today's Topics:    MacsBug symbols from assembler code?    # of files    more on sublaunching    animating palettesThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)#### TEXT       csmp-v1-194.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 20 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 194Today's Topics:    NON-QUICKDRAW GAMESThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)Each issue of the digest contains one or more sets of articles (calledthreads), with each set corresponding to a 'discussion' of a particularsubject.  The articles are not edited; all articles included in this digest#### TEXT       csmp-v1-195.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 20 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 195Today's Topics:    CopyBits question    LockPixels() before every CopyBits()?    Many Questions about _Launch, but few answers...    Finding file/dir size using it's FSSpec    How to <<Readln>> from a text referenced by a handle??    Temporary heaps    ThC 5.0.3 address reg allocationThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systems#### TEXT       csmp-v1-196.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Thu, 22 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 196Today's Topics:    Free Code:  Watch Cursors    More free code:  Simplifying the List Manager    Need sample code of MPW tool using Apple Events    What is the bandwidth of a CableTV channel?    PaintBehind (was Re: NON-QUICKDRAW GAMES)    List fields...    Color IconsThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systems#### TEXT       csmp-v1-197.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 26 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 197Today's Topics:    Can I tell if MacsBug is installed?    Patching MBDF    SUIT - anyone try it? (Simple User Interface Toolkit)    Is a resource fork already open?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)#### TEXT       csmp-v1-198.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Wed, 28 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 198Today's Topics:    Better random number than Random()?    BlockZero.c snippetThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)Each issue of the digest contains one or more sets of articles (calledthreads), with each set corresponding to a 'discussion' of a particular#### TEXT       csmp-v1-199.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Wed, 28 Oct 92       Volume 1 : Issue 199Today's Topics:    How to tell if NAN?    ARA programatic interface    Looking for fast sorting code for pascal    Does anyone recognize _Jackson?    Synchronizing AppleEventsThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)#### TEXT       csmp-v1-200.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 01 Nov 92       Volume 1 : Issue 200Today's Topics:    fastQSort.p (Pascal port of  fastQsort.c)    SUMMARY: How to <<Readln>> from a handle?     bugs in Think C 5.0.3 floating point routines?    Think C, Interrupts and restoring A5    Patching GetResource    How to detect movable modal WDEF?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to the#### TEXT       csmp-v1-201.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 01 Nov 92       Volume 1 : Issue 201Today's Topics:    Color Icon questions in menubar (Was Re: Color Questions)    Disassembler?    LED Lights Test [code]    Help: Resources and 'STR#'    making Bit maps    Looking for LDEFThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to the#### TEXT       csmp-v1-202.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 01 Nov 92       Volume 1 : Issue 202Today's Topics:    Help: mounting appleshare volumes    #pragma parameter in MPW C++    Berkeley Socket Emulation for MacTCP (possible FAQ)?    fast serial I/O in Think C with extra hardware?    Easter was: Re: Algorithm for Day-Of-Week NEEDED    Help: Sample code wanted    Random() needs some Thorazine (Help!)The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systems#### TEXT       csmp-v1-203.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 02 Nov 92       Volume 1 : Issue 203Today's Topics:    Formatting a disk in the background    TCL/UnloadSeg Help Needed    ProcPtr, how to call Proc pointed to?    Unloading Segments    Get sender address from an AppleEvent    GrowZone & A5    Measuring text in different fonts    MacTCPCommonTypes & typedef unsigned char b_8.    Postscript downloading.    popup menus in non-system fontThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroup#### TEXT       csmp-v1-204.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 02 Nov 92       Volume 1 : Issue 204Today's Topics:    SCSI Disk Format & Initialization    Launching from a document file    Finding system folder in system 6    Double Click in Window Content    Bug fixes in MPW C 3.2.4    Think Pascal and ResEdit questionsThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to the#### TEXT       csmp-v1-205.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 03 Nov 92       Volume 1 : Issue 205Today's Topics:    Think C Posix library    Wanted: Code fragment using FindFolder() to get prefs. folder    MacTCP, ASR's and completion routine hell    Getting a dialog in front    MACSBUG Dcmd for "Shut Down"    Best Debugger for MPW/C++?    Restart @interrupt time with VN    Parsing text filesThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what a#### TEXT       csmp-v1-206.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 03 Nov 92       Volume 1 : Issue 206Today's Topics:    Prefs file source codeThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)Each issue of the digest contains one or more sets of articles (calledthreads), with each set corresponding to a 'discussion' of a particularsubject.  The articles are not edited; all articles included in this digest#### TEXT       csmp-v1-207.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 03 Nov 92       Volume 1 : Issue 207Today's Topics:    Using ReadXPRam and WriteXPRam traps    putting the mouse in a cage?    Q: How to tell the depth of screen?    If I have the old, do I need to buy the new Inside Mac?    Gestalt Return Value for 24-bit addressing?    Writing dcmds in MPW    HOpen confusion    Quickdraw region implementation    Questions relating to direct-to-screen drawingThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-#### TEXT       csmp-v1-208.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Wed, 04 Nov 92       Volume 1 : Issue 208Today's Topics:    DogCow Calls    DYLAN    Animated Cursors...    Q: Stack munging in VBL tasks?    WDEF's and QuickDraw globals    How do I draw icl8's?    JPartialResources.{c,h}The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systems#### TEXT       csmp-v1-209.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 08 Nov 92       Volume 1 : Issue 209Today's Topics:    What does DrawPicture() want?    >moving the mouse    CTB Questions and Answers    CASE tools    Changing 'STR#'s    Vendors for Mac assemblers?  Which are decent?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to the#### TEXT       csmp-v1-210.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 08 Nov 92       Volume 1 : Issue 210Today's Topics:    Sound ManagerThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)Each issue of the digest contains one or more sets of articles (calledthreads), with each set corresponding to a 'discussion' of a particularsubject.  The articles are not edited; all articles included in this digest#### TEXT       csmp-v1-211.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 09 Nov 92       Volume 1 : Issue 211Today's Topics:    Moving the mouse pointer-- how?    Crippled LC Sound Chip? (was Re: Sound Manager Phooey!)    Execution timing of ODOC    ICMP    CountAppFiles --- and starting a child process    Disassembly with source in MPW?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to the#### TEXT       csmp-v1-212.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Wed, 11 Nov 92       Volume 1 : Issue 212Today's Topics:    Regular Expressions    Another Sound Manager Question (recording on PB)    Deferred Tasks - What can I do?    problem with my dialog filter    Apple Events! How to locate a service?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)#### TEXT       csmp-v1-213.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sat, 14 Nov 92       Volume 1 : Issue 213Today's Topics:    SFMultiGet 1.1.c.cpt.hqx    TCL panes & controls    Suggestions for Font/Size menu handling    CTB Tool Menu Wierdness...    Menu Mgr Qustion    SCCS/RCS for Mac?    Fast/Smooth animation, synching with monitors, etc.The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systems#### TEXT       csmp-v1-214.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 16 Nov 92       Volume 1 : Issue 214Today's Topics:    INIT writing 101 (long) [was: Re: little INIT code resource problem]    scanf equivalent calls that does not use global variables?    vSynchWait and PowerBook I/O    Option key madness    UnloadSeg and pointers to functionsThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  (This means you can't post questions to thedigest.)#### TEXT       csmp-v1-215.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Thu, 19 Nov 92       Volume 1 : Issue 215Today's Topics:    Event Manager Too Slow or izzit just me?    Dynamic Change of Mouse Tracking Speed    Anyone use SoftPolish?    DisposeHandle vs. ReleaseResource    Forcing TextEdit to set scrpAscent and scrpHeight    Forcing Sys6 on a Q700?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  You can post articles to any newsgroup by#### TEXT       csmp-v1-216.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 22 Nov 92       Volume 1 : Issue 216Today's Topics:    Suppl. Gestalt Selector List (Oct 21)    Undoc. gestalt selector list    Code-Resources    'sysz' resource    Problem w/ Sys7 Popup Menus    Registering Gestalt Selectors    RTF format?    Changing open resource filesThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what a#### TEXT       csmp-v1-217.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 23 Nov 92       Volume 1 : Issue 217Today's Topics:    Suppl. Gestalt Selectors List 1.0.1    TimeDBRA    TrapAvailable for C (Was Re: help with Link failures in THINK C 5.03)    calling GetMenu twice on same MENU - actually seems ok?    Resource Manager QuestionsThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  You can post articles to any newsgroup bymailing your article to [e-mail].  So, to post an#### TEXT       csmp-v1-218.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 24 Nov 92       Volume 1 : Issue 218Today's Topics:    Best way to get A5 into VBLTaskProc?    How to flip images?    Genetic Algorithems    Scratch area low-memory globalsThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  You can post articles to any newsgroup bymailing your article to [e-mail].  So, to post anarticle to comp.sys.mac.programmer, you mail it to#### TEXT       csmp-v1-219.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 29 Nov 92       Volume 1 : Issue 219Today's Topics:    Memory Manager-safe Deferred Tasks - A Proposal    How to tell if App is in Background?    Newton Development    Watch out for QDError    MPW C++ 3.1, does it work with MPW 3.2??    PBResolveFileIDRef() trouble    Help! CTB's NuLookup() call crashing...The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systems#### TEXT       csmp-v1-220.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Wed, 02 Dec 92       Volume 1 : Issue 220Today's Topics:    Think C debugger memory problems    Self-modifying code (was Re: Best way to get A5...)    Compressed PICT->JFIF    Routines With Glue    Bug in Think Pascal 4.0.1 debugger    Self-modifying codeThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  You can post articles to any newsgroup by#### TEXT       csmp-v1-221.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Fri, 04 Dec 92       Volume 1 : Issue 221Today's Topics:    Custom MDEF/Submenu woes..    Human Interface P's And Q's    Quickdraw crashes with simple MoveTo and LineTo    Copyright or look-and-feel of arcade games    How do I change the system font?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  You can post articles to any newsgroup bymailing your article to [e-mail].  So, to post an#### TEXT       csmp-v1-222.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 06 Dec 92       Volume 1 : Issue 222Today's Topics:    System 7.0 popup CDEF works in dialogs / not in windows?    OS Queues (Enqueue and Dequeue) at Interrupt time?    Process Manager - no threads? (!)    Multi-Tasking Problems    C.S.M.P. Digest Easy View format fileThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  You can post articles to any newsgroup bymailing your article to [e-mail].  So, to post an#### TEXT       csmp-v1-223.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sat, 12 Dec 92       Volume 1 : Issue 223Today's Topics:    Flattened (Single Fork) QuickTime Movies    Powerbook track ball buttons (click and hold)    ETO#8, Dinker & SLM (Shared Library Manager) ?    Super-Floating Windows    Spurious invalidationThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  You can post articles to any newsgroup bymailing your article to [e-mail].  So, to post an#### TEXT       csmp-v1-224.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 21 Dec 92       Volume 1 : Issue 224Today's Topics:    Button() not callable from interrupt ?    looking for a REALLY RaNdOM "RANDOM"    MachineLocation dlsDelta: can I set?    XVT's Portability Toolkit    sndPlay while animating    INIT's/System Extension Questions    is there a way to find out who is using an app ?    Hilite a RectThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what a#### TEXT       csmp-v1-225.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 21 Dec 92       Volume 1 : Issue 225Today's Topics:    Help! making an assembly routine fasterThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  You can post articles to any newsgroup bymailing your article to [e-mail].  So, to post anarticle to comp.sys.mac.programmer, you mail it [e-mail].  Note the '-' instead of '.'in the newsgroup name.#### TEXT       csmp-v1-226.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 22 Dec 92       Volume 1 : Issue 226Today's Topics:    DPI on the fly    Floating Point to String Conversion    Invalidating the Entire Screen?    3D graphics...    How do you make a master disk?    Possible Bug  With MPW    Reading in jpeg compressed PICT filesThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systems#### TEXT       csmp-v1-227.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Fri, 25 Dec 92       Volume 1 : Issue 227Today's Topics:    Claris Apple Events    64-bit multiply and divide on 68000    Time Manager Sample Code...    How to call FORTRAN subroutines from Excel (Summary)    best way to pause in app ?    Simulating odoc event from THINK Pascal?    Whip me, beat me, what to do with DISCIPLINE?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systems#### TEXT       csmp-v1-index.txt   ****Issue 1        FilterTop Collaboration:  Status Report        Shutdown event        THINK C Remove Objects problem        Think C and stdin/out/err        Who has the LARGEST Mac Network?        Time Manager        Q: how do i translate code info from macsbug to resedit?        INIT        2 QuickDraw (AAARRRGH!) questions        MPW C++ Class dereferencing of private class variables.        Drawing into windows / update events        Decompression warning        LaunchDeskAccessory        Best way to put a GUI on top of a stdio-style C program        THINK C oop and C++        How to set up a color startup screen AND color back drop screens        TIFF file format incompatible!        pascal on the mac, 1st programming course#### TEXT       csmp-v2-001.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 04 Jan 93       Volume 2 : Issue 1Today's Topics:    Accessing MPW 411 from THINK C    How to store file references/names ?    Deadman programming - how to reset?    calling MacTCP from ioCompletion routine    How can you discover which debugger is installed?    AppleEvents for Print server 3.0?    Fixing Apples serial drivers. How???The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systems#### TEXT       csmp-v2-002.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Fri, 08 Jan 93       Volume 2 : Issue 2Today's Topics:    How can I draw arrowheads on lines?    How long can an AE handler take?    Calling C from Pascal vs calling Pascal from C    Perfect Window Zooming (longish)    Is this a BaseAddress problem with the Quadra .?.?.?.The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  If you don't have access to news, there isno way that I know of for you to post articles to the group.#### TEXT       csmp-v2-003.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Mon, 11 Jan 93       Volume 2 : Issue 3Today's Topics:    need Sys6 InForeground() technique    In search of SYNCHING code    pbhopendf returns -50?    TCL: What Are They Trying to Say?    'appe' File Type    Just for you, an early Christmas present    Adding Comm to an ApplicationThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systems#### TEXT       csmp-v2-004.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Thu, 14 Jan 93       Volume 2 : Issue 4Today's Topics:    Unlocking a locked volume    How do you draw a circle/oval?    Fun with WaitNextEvent    Getting StructureRegion of a dialog. etco    InsertMenuItem NastiesThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  If you don't have access to news, there isno way that I know of for you to post articles to the group.#### TEXT       csmp-v2-005.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sat, 16 Jan 93       Volume 2 : Issue 5Today's Topics:    To (?) Evan Shandev - my stream search source    Free code:  Packing up strings into a STR#    Machine Icons    International Number Formats    midi help needed    Background your Sound!    Sound Input questions (real time usage)The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systems#### TEXT       csmp-v2-006.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Wed, 27 Jan 93       Volume 2 : Issue 6Today's Topics:    Driving mac program from another    Detecting reboot or startup    Software control of landscape/not landscape    Preloading ALL code segments...?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  If you don't have access to news, there isno way that I know of for you to post articles to the group.#### TEXT       csmp-v2-007.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sat, 30 Jan 93       Volume 2 : Issue 7Today's Topics:    Problem with patch to HFSDispatch    How do I find a hole in the DeskTop?!    Volume icons?    Suppl. Gestalt Selectors List 1.2The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  If you don't have access to news, there isno way that I know of for you to post articles to the group.#### TEXT       csmp-v2-008.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Thu, 04 Feb 93       Volume 2 : Issue 8Today's Topics:    PPC Sessions, or Any ports in this storm?    Gestalt Selectors in APPL    One binary for all Macs (even 128K)    Advice neededThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  If you don't have access to news, there isno way that I know of for you to post articles to the group.#### TEXT       csmp-v2-009.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Fri, 05 Feb 93       Volume 2 : Issue 9Today's Topics:    TCL, CPanes of variant shapes?    how do you do automated GUI testing?    Curves in QuickDraw GXThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  If you don't have access to news, there isno way that I know of for you to post articles to the group.Each issue of the digest contains one or more sets of articles (called#### TEXT       csmp-v2-010.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 07 Feb 93       Volume 2 : Issue 10Today's Topics:    Distinguishing FrontClicks?    Uniquely identifying a Mac? How?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  If you don't have access to news, you canpost articles to any newsgroup by mailing your article to    [e-mail], to post an article to comp.sys.mac.programmer, mail your article to    [e-mail]#### TEXT       csmp-v2-011.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Wed, 10 Feb 93       Volume 2 : Issue 11Today's Topics:    Help for a new programmer (CDEF's & Debuging Resource Code)    Proper way to do Self-Modifying code?    help- sound playing w/ bufferCmd    code for Finding Prefs File (long)The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  If you don't have access to news, you canpost articles to any newsgroup by mailing your article to    [e-mail]#### TEXT       csmp-v2-012.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sat, 13 Feb 93       Volume 2 : Issue 12Today's Topics:    Primer Changes    HOpenResFile and HOpenRF supported by glue in System 6?    Detecting mouse position in a window ?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  If you don't have access to news, you canpost articles to any newsgroup by mailing your article to    [e-mail], to post an article to comp.sys.mac.programmer, mail your article to#### TEXT       csmp-v2-013.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 16 Feb 93       Volume 2 : Issue 13Today's Topics:    Think C Debugger Voracity    TCL, MultiFinder, and Progress Dialogs    Completion proc stuff    QuickDraw: Why Can't it Mirror Right?    My MyDoubleBackProc() is too slow!!The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  If you don't have access to news, you canpost articles to any newsgroup by mailing your article to#### TEXT       csmp-v2-014.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sat, 20 Feb 93       Volume 2 : Issue 14Today's Topics:    LDEF sample    Resource compression/decompression    Where do I get the highlight color?    List Manager help wanted    File system problem - RstLock not updating...    How to check for gray-scale screen?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the usenet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  If you don't have access to news, you can#### TEXT       csmp-v2-015.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 23 Feb 93       Volume 2 : Issue 15Today's Topics:    Disabling editBox items (long)    setwindowpic    Modifying width of PopUp menus in System 7.1    Finding Application to Launch    Slow drawing under System 7    Color animation in After Dark...HELP!The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the usenet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  If you don't have access to news, you can#### TEXT       csmp-v2-016.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Wed, 24 Feb 93       Volume 2 : Issue 16Today's Topics:    Hiliting with the hilight color??? Problem    'aete' TMPL wanted    Verifying valid handles, how to?    Memory allocation in your appThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the usenet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  If you don't have access to news, you canpost articles to any newsgroup by mailing your article to    [e-mail]#### TEXT       csmp-v2-017.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Fri, 26 Feb 93       Volume 2 : Issue 17Today's Topics:    Is the Finder's name always "Finder"?    Keeping a resource file open forever from an INIT    Shareware summary (long)The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the usenet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  If you don't have access to news, you canpost articles to any newsgroup by mailing your article to    [e-mail], to post an article to comp.sys.mac.programmer, mail your article to#### TEXT       csmp-v2-018.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Thu, 11 Mar 93       Volume 2 : Issue 18Today's Topics:    help calling assembly from C    Calling external code resources - how?    What's in an unloaded resource handle?    SystemClick neccesary in Sys. 7?    Mac Plus Driver Unit Table    Hints on getting a spinning cursors..    Game AnimationThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the usenet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systems#### TEXT       csmp-v2-019.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sat, 13 Mar 93       Volume 2 : Issue 19Today's Topics:    Scope of trap patches    HELP! What IS this bug    appleevents    Help with strings....    Getting a dirID from an FSSpec. HELP!The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the usenet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  If you don't have access to news, you canpost articles to any newsgroup by mailing your article to#### TEXT       csmp-v2-index.txt   ****Issue 1    Accessing MPW 411 from THINK C    How to store file references/names ?    Deadman programming - how to reset?    calling MacTCP from ioCompletion routine    How can you discover which debugger is installed?    AppleEvents for Print server 3.0?    Fixing Apples serial drivers. How???Issue 2    How can I draw arrowheads on lines?    How long can an AE handler take?    Calling C from Pascal vs calling Pascal from C    Perfect Window Zooming (longish)    Is this a BaseAddress problem with the Quadra .?.?.?.Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:05:24 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/digest/im/v10#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-100.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [!] CODE 252 - urgent new virus warning.      [!] New Mac Virus -- CODE 252      "PortShare" not avail in Europe? [C]      (A) Vendor internet addresses?      17 Megs of Ram      256k SIMM bandwagon (C)      Answering in the same diegest as the question      Answer to "What's Omega SANE FPU ? And what does it do ?      Apollo file corrupted?      AutoCad -> DXF -> Infini-D ?? Why not?      AutoDoubler-Friendly HandOff II      BeagleWorks Impressions?      Canvas 3.03 updater and latest tools?      CD-ROM Drives, IBM<->MAC  (Q)      comments re: issue #99 subjects      harpoon      HP Deskwiter B/W driver 3.0 (Q)      HP LJIIISi SCSI      Hypercard--control of ask/answer box      IIx Upgrade      InterNet Addresses (UK)      Keyboard coma (R)      LISTSERV File Xfer      MacConsumer alert: Mac Zone      MacInTax "final versions" and bug      Macintax bummer      Mactcp/Tune-up      MacTCP/Tune-up (R)      Mail for JANET (the UK)      mail header quibble      Memory limitation to 10MB on LC I&II (Q)      Move&Rename (Q)      Prototype and AppMaker      Prototyper      PUP 2.0      Quit buttons missing (Q)      robosport      SCSI Probe 3.4 (Q)      Sites carrying Gatekeeper 1.2.5      StyleWriter/MS Word 5 (A)      Sun sounds to Mac Sounds      Sun sounds to Mac Sounds (A)      Telnet Access to Compuserve (R)      TeX application      Thesis templates      Think Pascal upgrade      Trash Weirdness      Tune Up and ftp.apple.com      Word 5 question      World Builder#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-101.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] BMP Graphics Translation      [*] DeSEA 1.3      [*] Disinfectant 2.8      [*] Mac IIci Cache Cards      [*] Suitcase 2.0 to 2.1 updater      [*] The Macintosh Secret Code-Name List      [*] The Macintosh Secret Trick List      17 Megs of Ram      Apple Disk II Drive->Apple 5.25 Drive for LC's IIe Card?      Awesome Game - Hellcats Over the Pacific      BeagleWorks Impressions?      Cache cards and HD drivers      CD-ROM Drives, IBM<->MAC (A)      EPS file previewer (Q)      Filemaker Pro, find+delete records      HP Deskwiter B/W driver 3.0 (A)      IBM Font      IIsi FPU      INIT (EX) conflicts (Q)      InterNet Addresses (UK)  (comment ;-)      Looking for a good disk cataloger (Q)      LW Drivers      Mac LC II (Q)      MacPlus Hardware Problem <Q>      Move&Rename (A)      Pinout for Seagate ST2209N      PLI Hard Disk Woes      power book manual (Q)      PowerBook Solutions Guide and AppleLink      Prince of Persia help (Q)      Stanford Mac-to-Unix Connectivity Show, May 6 (summary)      Stylewriter problems...      Trash Weirdness (A)      White Knight(C)      Word 5 question (A)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-102.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] 3D GrafSys for Programmers 1/3      [*] as.you.like.it.1.cpt.hqx      [*] chicago_song.hqx      [*] chopper_1.hqx      [*] commercial_funk.hqx      [*] complications.hqx      [*] comsummation.hqx      [*] coolballad.hqx      [*] DiskTop 4.0.1 -> 4.0.2 Updater      [*] DisplayIT!      [*] Loodle 5.2.2 floppy disk labeling utility      [*] midsummer.nights.1.cpt.hqx      [*] New SAM Virus Def. File      [*] Overwood-2.01.cpt.hqx      [*] PageMaker 4.2 Filter/Driver Pack update      [*] PortShare 1.3      [*] Railroad Tycoon Update 04      [*] Retriever Light      [*] richard.iii.1.cpt.hqx      [*] romeo.juliet.1.cpt.hqx      [*] software-fpu-22.hqx      [*] sonnets.1.cpt.hqx      [*] Submission - Color Monitor Review      [*] theFONDler_3.04.cpt.hqx      (A) Internet Addresses (UK)      21st century problems      3 Questions Un-answered      A good disk cataloger (A)      Apollo crashes again      AppleLink Packages      AppleShare 3.0 Freeze-up problems      ASCII files of major world continent outlines      B & C Encyclopedia      Converting MSDOS-style PostScript fonts for use on Macs      DataWare 2.0.1 (C)      DW 3.0 Drivers      Filemaker Pro, find+delete records (A)      Goodies in the mail :)      HD Drivers      IIsi sound problems??      InterNet Addresses (UK)  (comment ;-)      less security w/ fileguard 2.7 under system 7      MacTCP/Tune-Up (R)      MAXIMA & 17 MEGS      More Mac Virus'      Move&Rename [A (partial)]      Pagemaker Import filter for MS Word 5      PC truetype to mac truetype?      PowerBook 170 crashes      PS output from Word 4 of text (Q)      RE- HP LJIIISi SCSI      Scripts for AppleTalk Remote Access      Stanford Mac-to-Unix Connectivity Show, May 6      Stereo Sound?      StyleWriter (reply)      Updating White Knight      Virex vs Disinfectant -> CODE 252#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-103.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] 1-800- numbers for tech. support      [*] Address Ace v2.5      [*] Another Startup Screen      [*] au2mac.uu Sparc binary for sound conversion      [*] bgMon 1.0.2      [*] Bible Promise Stack Submission...      [*] bookbuilder.1.1.cpt.hqx      [*] Kablooie 1.0      [*] Mac<->Win31 TrueType Converter (TConverter)      [*] Novy 5.01 and Smartcache 1.8      [*] Obliterate file utility      [*] Ping - version 1.1      [*] PortShare Pro 1.1      [*] Powerbook Solutions Guide2 (Word format)      [*] request this be posted      [*] Rival Refresh 1.1.9v      [*] Text Capture FKEY 1.9      [*] TidBITS#120/20-Apr-92      [*] TrueTyper Converter Mac <--> Windows 3.1      .jpg files      .jpg help!      17 Megs of Ram (A)      Apollo crashes again (2 msgs)      Apple Dealer in Monaco (Q)      APPLELINK PACKAGES      Apple tuneup 1.1.1 (Q)      Appraisals Anyone?      buttons      ClarisWorks Demo via FTP?      Compuserve Retrieval Requests (C)      Dantz phone number      Disk Cataloging (A)      Disk Librarian      Effect of 16 bit bus on LC Acceleration      EPS file previewer (A)      FileMaker Pro button (R)      Hitting the shift key repeatedly      Image Processing Software      INIT Confilcts [A]      Internet Addresses      InterNet Addresses (UK)  (comment ;-)      IThe Stylewriter      Laser GCC Laser Printers      Looking for lab-oriented HD updating software      MacTCP/Tuneup (c)      Move&Rename (oops!)      Need email address for Brown.edu      Paying for Downloads? (C)      Price info. needed for court case (Q)      programmer switch for LC/si      Prototyper (A)      Public Domain Dictionary? (Q)      Quadra Questions      stylewriter (reply)      System 7.0.1      Tune-Up 1.1.1 Parts      Tuner 1.1.1 / Greg's clash?      Virex UDV false positives confirmed      Weird stuff when shift hit repeatedly?      White Knight 11.13 Bugs? (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-104.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Burn & Crash Encyclopaedia      [*] info-mac/sounds/tron-1.hqx      [*] mac-bzone-131.hqx      [*] Obliterate 1.1      .jpg files      Al Bloom on Paying for Downloads      Appleshare 3.0 and hiding the Server Folder      better postscript      Buyer's Guide Question      Changing Word's Defaults      Claris via Internet?      Disk Cataloging (A and Q)      do color displays "burn in"?      EPS file previewer (A)      EXCEL 3.0 and QUADRA 900      Fans (SE/30)      Fax-Modem      Filemaker Pro, find+delete records      hitting shift key repeatedly (A)      JPG Files (A)      MacKermit 0.98(63) Question      Mac Plus dead screen      MIDI- Manager (Q)      midi vs quadra 900      NEC cable to Mac      Palatino True Type Font (Q)      PowerBook won't boot on airplane      pressing shift key five times (A)      Quadra Questions      Shift Key (A)      Shift Key Wierdness Solved! (Easy Access)      System 7 and WordFinder      System 7 Boot Floppy (Q)      The dreaded black terminator      TrueType Font Conversions      Tune-Up 1.1.1 Parts      Uncomplete font conversion ????      Undeliverable Mail      Value of System 7: bad news...      video-synchronsation      Visual Programming Languages      Weird stuff when shift hit repeatedly?   (R)      White Knight 11.13 Bugs? (Q) (2 msgs)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-105.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] BaldMountainFanfare      [*] Dalvador Dali art      [*] SoulBro#1.hqx      [*] the-doors-stack-10.hqx      [*] Toccata+FugueIntro      [*] TrashPicker 1.0      [*] TwentiethCenturyFoxTheme      "Good" English (C)      13" 3rd party monitors      [help] BIBTEX and OZTEX      [Q] Color Mac Classic II?      [Q] Mac Classic II and an Okidata laser printer?      [Q] What computer should I buy?      Alternate (newer) Prescience Corporation Information      Asking a Sound Question      AutoDoubler and NOW Save incompatibility      Before Dark Patterns Too Eye-Catching      better postscript (A)      Bootable floppy      Canvas 3.02, editing colored PICTS, and translating to PostScript (Q)      Changing Word's Defaults (R)      Changing Word's Defaults - II (R)      Changing Word's Defaults - III (R)      Changing Word Defaults - An      Claris E-mail Address (R)      Claris via Internet? (R)      color output (Q)      Compuserve request (was B&C)      Conflict between Novy 5.01 and Virtual 2.0.3      Dead mac+ (R)      Disabling Dead Keys (Option-U, Option-E, etc.)      do color displays "burn in"?      Easy Access - not just for the handicapped      EXCEL 3.0 and QUADRA 900 (2 msgs)      Excel and Quadra      filemaker find+delete      Font question & Novy Util problem      grey screens      Hiding AppleShare Server folder      How to use Smartcache for Novy accelerators      Image Processing Soft. Ported To Mac??      Info-Mac Digest V10 #102      Info-Mac Digest V10 #104 (4 msgs)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #98      LaserWriter, Stop Printing... (Q)      Mac EMAIL to internet      MacKermit and QuickTime.      MacTCP/Tuneup (c)      MIDI- Manager (A)      MIDI files (Q)      Paying for Downloads? (A)      Quadra vs AppleTalk      Quit and Cancel buttons missing (A)      Request for price info. (continued)      System 7 / Hypercard (Q)      System 7 and WordFinder (A) (2 msgs)      System 7 Boot Floppy (Thanks)      System 7 Floppy (A)      Value of System 7: bad news...(C)      View by Date in Open... Dialog Box (Q)      White Knight 11.13      White Knight 11.13 (R)      White Knight 11.13 bug messages to Scott Watson      White Knight 11.13 bugs -- the word from FreeSoft      White Knight 11.13 Bugs? (A)      Word 5/StyleWriter Strangeness Solved!#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-106.txt   ****Today's Topics:      (Q) Random line selector utility?      14" monitor opinions wanted      [Q] What computer should I buy?      Anyone know where to contact these shareware authors?      Asking a Sound Question (A)      BASIC conversions      Before Dark & Wallpaper      Before Dark Patterns Too Eye-Catching (C)      burn in & screensavers      Color screen burn-in      Complete PERT/CPM models (Q)      Digest 104: AppleShare 3.0 and hidden folders      do colour displays burn in?      Emergency startup disk (C)      EXCEL 3.0 and QUADRA 900      Excel and PwrSwitcher incompatibility      exit      FX upgrade and Memory strangness      Grammar Police      Hand-held scanners      Info-Mac Digest V10 #105      keyboards      laserwriter IIF weirdness      LaserWriter Startup Page (A)      LISP, and Prodigy (2 Questions)      Mac Plus dead screen      MacTCP (Q)      MacTCP Problems?      MacTerminal response time (Q)      MIDI sampler (Q)      Move&Rename Folder (2 msgs)      Moving a PB while it's asleep      Novy & Virtual 3.0      Old, old Microsoft Word      PM/Word 5 filter      PowerBook refusing to boot on plane.      Problem with Disinfectant 2.8?      Quadra vs AppleTalk      Save A Tree      simple backup program      Spanish Teaching Programs      Specific AppleTalk implementation question..      StyleWriter summary please.      System 7 and Word Finder      System numbering system      Tune-Up 1.1.1 parts      What to get from Zmac and Compuserve? (Q)      White Knight 11.13 msgs sent to FreeSoft      WordFinder Answer#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-107.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest V1 #50 Available      [*] Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest V1 #51-59 Available      [*] Hayes Modem Tool 1.0.2      (Q) DeskWriter 3.0 Drivers      (Q) Macintosh Equivelant to VAX Escape Codes with Think C 5.0?      (Q) New to the World of Macintosh computing      (Q) Quality of LW IIg (2 msgs)      (Q) Theorist      .au --> .snd help!      About faxmodems      Alternate anisotropic universe navigator      Annoucing More QuickTime Movies!      AOL_Aid wanted      Apple Internet Router and Shive NetModem Help needed...      Appleshare Question (Novell VAP)      Appraisals (R)      Background/Startup screen utilities?      better postscript (A)      Buying a new Macintosh computer      cache init      Changing Word Defaults (A)      Charlie Software Database (Q)      Classic II emergency disk      Communication Software      Contacting Computer Magazine Editors?      Darkside fader shell      DART (2 msgs)      default font problem      DiskDuplicator_and_Radius_Rocket      Emergency startup disk (C)      Fetch/MacTCP Problems      Film Scanners      FX upgrade and Memory strangness      FX upgrade and Memory strangness (A)      Glider 4      Grammar Police (again)      HELP: FileMaker Pro      HELP: HyperCard needs fonts      How to go from beginner to expert (A)      If you want a nice, cheap monitor      Info-Mac Digest V10 #106 (3 msgs)      Info on Easy Access (just one more)      laserwriter IIF weirdness (C)      LISP, and Prodigy (2 Questions) (A #2)      LISP compiler for Macintosh      Locker...      Looking For Adobe Photoshop Expert!!      Mac LC ][      Mac Plus Mouse      Mac to IBM Connection      MACUTIL (formerly MACUNPACK) - 2.0 beta version available      MacZone      Modem 9600 v42.bis/MNP5      Moving a PB while it's asleep      myWord ??      Novy Quick30 and Virtual (R)      OOP      OS Bug?!?      PhoneBook      Problem with Disinfectant 2.8? (A)      Quadra Problems      QuickTime and File Conversion      Random line selector utility? (a)      RE>Re- FAQ      Recovering data from ancient 400K MFS disks ??      Setting up a lab w/ networked Macs (Q)      Slippery Fingers and the PowerBook CapsLock key      System 7 and Word Finder      System 7 and WordFinder (A)      System software for LCII (Q)      virtual memory loosing 5 megs (using 32bit addressing)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-108.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Applicon 2.2      [*] BunchTyper 1.0      [*] Canvas 3.03 updater      [*] GetInfo++ 1.0b1      [*] Mac Moria 5.4 with Docs      [*] Murph's VAPORWARE Column for May 1992      [*] orbitrack-214.hqx      [*] pacer-term-103-updater.hqx      [*] PathChange external command      [*] Shutdown Items 2.4      [*] Slam Dunk! 1.60      [*] SoundExtractor 1.31 NEW!      (A) HD updating software      AFE Slow for Mac->ProDOS Text Files      AppleShare 3.0      better postscript (Q)      current contents      DART (A)      Dbase on Mac      Decent Accounting package for the Macintosh?      Disabling the check for missing fonts in Hypercard      Disinfectant 2.8 documentation (A)      Do Color Displays "Burn In"      E-Mail From Internet to AOL? (Q)      Emacs for the Mac?      Emergency startup disk (C)      Fetch/MacTCP Problems      filemaker pro slow sort      Finder Label Color of None      HP Laserjet IIp_MAC?      Info-Mac Digest V10 #106      Info-Mac Digest V10 #107 (A) Film Scanners      Jon Pugh's Quicktime movies (Q)      LaCie Lousy on Drive Service      less-granularity in greytones (R)      Lisp, how to find a non-commercial one (R)      LocalTalk on IBM (Q)      Mac+ Logic Board Price (Q)      Mac II si - restart key combo      MacInTax      Mac Plus Mouse (C/R)      MacTCP (A)      MacZone      Many thanks!      Modeming software      ncsa telnet      PLEASE USE APPROPRIATE SUBJECT LINES      Problems with Mac Classic      Public Folder - newer version?      Quality of LW IIg (A)      question regarding HYPERCARD 2.1      Rev B Disk Drives in PowerBooks      Sharing Serial devices over AppleTalk      Shiva NetSerial + GCC WriteImpact      Sony Monitor Experiences Sought      SpeedyCD: anyone know where to get it?      stylewriter 7.2.2 graphics bug      System 6 & 7 on AppleTalk      System 7 Boot Disk (SAM & AutoDoubler)      Terminal Emulators for the Mac (Q)      Virtual Memory (R)      virtual memory loosing 5 megs (using 32bit addressing)      XLISP manual      Zmodem/Ymodem for Comm Tool? (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-109.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] 4D DeleteList External 1.      [*] 4D to Resources to 4D Ext      [*] AirTrafficController 5.01 (bux fix)      [*] AliasBOSS      [*] asynclaserwriter.sea.hqx      [*] Bald Mountain Fanfare (repost)      [*] Big-Cheese-Key-1.0      [*] bobs eyes pro 133 fixes problems      [*] Bomb-Shelter-1.0      [*] comm/chat-100.hqx      [*] crystalhammer.hqx      [*] Easy Envelopes+ 2.52      [*] Fax-Modem      [*] FlashWrite ][ 1.03      [*] GrafSys for programmers 1.1      [*] mac1984.cpt.hqx (System 7.0 Sound File)      [*] Mac<->Win3.1 TrueType Converter 1.0.1      [*] Mille Bornes 1.0      [*] pax-imperia-demo      [*] sounds/airplane-1.hqx      [*] sounds/airplane-2.hqx      [*] source/pascal/chat-100-source.hqx      [*] source/pascal/talk-106-source.hqx      [*] Submission to demo      [*] To Do! 3.1      [*] tron-2.hqx      [*] tron-3.hqx      (IAC) with HyperCard and Word 5      (Q) Old dead Mac      8-bit desktop background picture?      Any comments on "The Joy of Telecomputing" by Patrick Chen?  (Q)      AOL to Internet      AppleShare 3.0 "Login Dis      Background downloading using kermit      Canon BJC-800/820 price (Q)      Comments on SuperMac 19" monitor?      Connecting a LaserWriter NTR w/o appletalk connectors, PC BBS (Q)      Converting MSDOS-style PostScript fonts for use on Macs      Corrected Virex/Code 252 UDV      Current Contents, etc.      DART      Dbase on Mac(C)      Dissapearing Folder/HD      E-mail addr for RasterOps? (Q)      E-Mail From Internet to AOL? (A)      Emergency startup disk (C)      ethernet      filemaker pro slow sort      Finder Labels      Find Pro      FX upgrade and Memory strangness (C)      Gif files PC->Mac      Ignore SuperMac 19" request.  Want 21" instead.      Imagery .IMG handling      Kermit      laserwriter weirdness      less-granularity in greytones (R)      Mac 'O My Dreams-- Instant On (C)      Mac IIsi restart key      MacLayers versus uw      Mac Plus Mouse Repair      Mac Printing on Sun Workstations      MacTCP Resolver problems      Macworld Expo Video Tour      Microsoft Basic and System 7      More MacTCP troubles      NCSA Telnet (R)      NCSA Telnet Scroll back (A)      Nice Commware with Kermit      No E-Mail From Internet to AOL? (A)      PC Appleshare Access      RE- DBase on Mac      Re- More MacTCP troubles      SpeedyCD      Subject- LocalTalk on IBM (      Turning off HyperCard's Startup Font Check#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-110.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] *P*toDisk version 4.0.1      [*] bot15-sea.hqx      [*] Bugs Bunny Sounds      [*] FontCard 1.0      [*] MacLoad 1.3      [*] MacWoof 1.5.1 Point Offline Reader      [*] Network Map and Libraries      [*] qd3ddemo.hqx      [*] qd3dinfo.hqx      [*] qd3dpress.hqx      [*] qia.hqx      [*] Roulette4one stack 1.0      [*] Sparkler After Dark module      [*] UUTool 2.0.10      (A) PC Appletalk/Ethernet      (Q) Daystar Powercache users      12" monitor help!!      3th Week of Computing Systems Engineering...      <Q>wild card search problem      Another Word 5.1 update notice, kinda...      Appleshare Screen Clear      Appleshare Screen Clear (A)      Automatic file deletion      Background downloading using kermit      Blind mac users (hardware, software?)      Bloated Word files      bootup problems      Caps Lock Query      Connecting a LaserWriter NTR w/o appletalk connectors      Converting MSDOS-style PostScript fonts for use on Macs (A)      Creating a BitMap File      DART      DART -- where to find it?      Double Click Speed (Q)      E-Mail From Internet to AOL? (A)      Excel Recalcs Solution      Filemaker Pro slow sort (a)      Floppy help needed (Q)      Font Coordinates      font printer      Form for Applelink address (Q)      Hayes Modem Tool problems      HELP - I need Jasmine Technical Support      information on "Knot Mac" (Q)      Intro to online stuff      IP addresses      Laser printer cartridge refills. (Q)      LCII - where are they?      Lee Mail 1.2.1 enclose files (Q)      LocalTalk printers for PCs      Login-Disabled AShare users cont'd      low end monitors (Q)      Lowest Mac prices in San Jose, CA (A)      Mac 'O My Dreams-- Instant On (C)      Mac+ Dazed Mac Code (Q)      Mac IIsi restart key (C)      Mac IIsi restart keys      MacTCP and 32-bit      MacWrite Pro      Magic14400 Modems      MAK-105 "Click-Tactile" Extended Keyboard      Microsoft Basic and System 7 (C)      Modem Tools      Netware Mac DA bug with System 6      None      Patch for Irwin XL20      Portable Mac printer?      Printing Banners      Questions      Ray tracing software      RE- Darkside Fader Shell      RE- DART      RE- DBase on Mac      Re. More MacTCP troubles      Screen resizing: 4 bit LC to 8 bit?      Shareware Wallpaper Clone (Q)      Spanish Characters      System 7 AppleShare Startup Time      Timbuktu (Farallon) in a teaching lab.      Un-Rivalled?      WANTED : PERSONAL LASERWRITER NT DRIVER#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-111.txt   ****Today's Topics:      Accelerators; Batch Downloads; Diagnostic Tools      Berkeley Line Printer Protocol      Clipart      Creating a BitMap File      File sharing drives me nuts      Font Conversion Questions      French-Canadian upgrade for System 7.1.1      HyperCard Colors?      LaserWriter Driver Skeleton      LCD Font (Q)      Mac IIsi restart key (R)      MacInTax      MacTCP and 32-bit      MacWoof 1.5      MacWrite spellcheck; disappearing files (Q)      MacZone      NCSA Telnet  (Q)      NCSA Telnet password (R)      ncsa telnet scrollback (A)      pacerterm updater      PC Appleshare Access - Summary      PhoneNetTalk & Cabletron ca      PowerCache upgrades (A)      Problem with Think C 5.0.2 debugger?      Public Folder - newer version (A)      Rodime Driver Utility?      shrink the window size (Q)      Slam Dunk! software v 1.60 bombs on Quit      Spelling Checker Bloopers      terminal emulator      Wild card search problem (A)      wild card search problem (R)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-112.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Ascii/Font Peek 2.03      [*] brads-favorite-clip-art.hqx      [*] Comp-Info      [*] Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest V1 #60-69 Available      [*] Greg's Buttons 1.5b6      [*] Jobs.hqx      [*] MacWoof 1.5.1      [*] Nuntius 1.1a2      [*] Pig beep      [*] Pop Can snd2      [*] PowerCache performance in LC      [*] Shutdown Items 2.41      [*] Sokoban-10.hqx      [*] Stained Glass, 256-color tile game      [*] System 7 Color Icons      [*] tape-labeler40.sit.hqx      (A) LaserWriter IIg Quality      (Q) Appletalk Remote Access config.      (Q) Hard Drive Recommendation      (Q) MacTcp?      Abelbeck software      About My QuickTime Movies      Accounting packages... I would recommend Insight.      Aladdin's SpaceSaver (C)      AOL and the Internet      AOL to Internet (R)      A plea for submissions <= 80 chars/line      Aussie Birdsongs      Automatic file deletion (A)      Bernoulli Driver: Compatible with Sys 7? (Q)      Best Apple Prices      Bloated Word files      Bloated Word files (R)      Bridge game...      ChineseTalk II      DART      DayStar PowerCache problem (first stanza)      Daystar Powercache users (A)      Digital Camera & PowerBook (Q)      Educational software sought      French-Canadian upgrade for System 7.1.1      ftp with ".sit" extention (A)      FullWrite - Keep Together      Hand-held scanners [?]      Hayes Modem Tool      Hayes Modem Tool problems      HELP - I need Jasmine Technical Support      HP Printers on Network (Q)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #110      Info-Mac Digest V10 #111 (2 msgs)      Is it safe to plug/unplug a serial cable when the machine is on?      laserjet-draver.hqx      LaserWriter IIg      LCII - where are they? -mayber closer than you think      Looking for automatic sheet-feeder for LaserWriter (Q)      Looking for IPA font      Mac Plus Mouse      Microsoft marketing emphasis (2 msgs)      Norton Util---help needed (A)      Norton Util 2.0---help needed (Q)      Norton Utilities 2.0      Powerbook modems      PowerCache LC Resolve crash Resolved ;-)      QT Batch Compressor (Q)      Quickdraw, Postscript printer speed (Q)      Ray-tracing info (C)      RE- Rival      Rival Question Answered      Saving space on a System 7 startup disk      SE/30 screen      Spanish characters (A)      SuperLaserSpool/Just Click conflict (Q)      TeX      TV Box      Un-Rivalled?      What System/Finder?      Wildcard search and replace in Word 5, a correction      Wild card search problem (C) (2 msgs)      Word Perfect Questions      XTND clarification required (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-113.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Before Dark ppats (2 msgs)      [*] info-mac/tech/adobe-premiere-developer.hqx      [*] Light Cavalry theme      [*] Mac->Win31 TTConverter 1.1      [*] macbeth.1.cpt.hqx      [*] MICN 1.3 - Menu Bar icons - Now a Control Panel (System 6 or 7 )      [*] popup.1.cpt.hqx      [*] Potbellied pig beep      [*] Strip-Mac! v1.2 (/info-mac/game)      [*] StuffIt Lite Public Beta.sea.hqx      [*] tape-labeler40.sit.hqx      [*] Think C commToolbox stuff      [*] TidBITS#122/04-May-92      [*] Total Recall Sounds Upload      [*] William Tell Overture      'Phoenix'(?) Postscript / Xante Accel-a-Writer      3.5" External 19-pin floppy drive      A file that can't be deleted      Aladdin's SpaceSaver (C) (2 msgs)      Alternatives to Just Click      AOL and Internet -- FTP anytime?      A plea for submissions <= 80 chars/line (C)      Apple CD 150 - any reports/reviews?      Appleshare 3.0 Problem (A)      ASCII character input in Word 5.0      Clip Art      Color Monitor (Q)      Converting Sound Files? (Q)      DIGITAL CAMERA (A)      Dividing land equally      E-Mail From Internet to AOL? (A)      EduCorp CD-ROM      FileMaker Pro (Q)      Hard Drive Recommendation (C)      Jasmine Hard Drive Problem Identified      LaserWriter IIg on Novell Network (A)      LW IIg Quality      Mac EKG II 2.0 (Q)      MacKermit & Mac LCIIs      MacMinix      MacTCP (A)      News servers with anonymous access      PowerCache for faster macs (Q)      Printing Banners      Ray-tracing info (C)      Reading NEWS from remote MAC      Save as w/ label?      Sokoban      Spanish characters      Spanish characters (A)      Spanish characters, completed (a)      System 7 Boot Floppy (Success!)      Textures (Q)      Word Perfect Questions (A)      XTND clarification required (A)      XY Graphing, EPS Art (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-114.txt   ****Today's Topics:      (Q) Error -39 (a System 7 bug?)      (Q) Is there csh for the mac?      (R) Bootup problems with Mac ci      [Q] Chinese Talk II      A file that can't be deleted (A)      Aladdin's SpaceSaver (C)      AOL and Internet -- FTP anytime? (2 msgs)      AOL and Internet -- FTP anytime? (A)      A plea for submissions <= 80 chars/line (C)      AppleEvents Information Needed      Apple extended keyboard problem      AutoDoubler and Termina      Bloated Word Files (A)      Bug report for Slam Dunk! 1.60      Cache cards for the IIci      CheckList 1.0      Converting 8 bit text files      Digital Camera (A)      dos-->mac type one fonts      FileMaker Pro (A)      File sharing doesn't drive me quite as nuts      ftp with ".sit"      Mac HW Testing      MacKermit & Mac LCIIs (A)      MacLoad 1.3 doesn't work on my LC      NEC MacSync to LC (Q)      News servers with anonymous access      Please, someone, archive orion SE 20/25 8meg accessing driver!      PowerBook 170 Power connector      problems(Q) (3 msgs)      Programmers Key Docs (Q)      Q. DeskWritter      Reading NEWS from remote MAC (A)      Remote Boot Ethernet Cards      Request for help from someone with Fullwrite Professional      SoftPC      Solarian II (Q?)      Tidbits abstracts      TN3270 errors      Word^=Perfect mailing lists      Word Perfect (A)      WordPerfect Weirdness#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-115.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] 1984 commercial QT movie      [*] Amplify1.0.cpt.hqx      [*] BeHierarchic 2.0 - hierarchical Apple menu cdev for System 7      [*] Canvas Tools 3.0+      [*] DeskPattern.cpt      [*] diva-video-developer-kit-10.hqx      [*] Mac/LaserJetII [Up-Rev] v1.0      [*] MiniTrax1.55 PD midi sequencer      [*] Rites of Passage HyperCard Pt.2      [*] TOM INIT II 1.0b4 Tear Off Menus cdev (System 6 or 7)      [*] WindowShade 1.2      (Q) Byte Index and Indexing Software      >80 lines and other mailer snafus      AD exception list      AD exception list (A)      AppleEvents Information Needed (A)      Appleshare 3.0 Problem (A)      automatic sheet feeder      BeHierarchic      bloated Word files      CT format for images      debinhexing problem      Drag and droop      Emergency Startup Disk      error -39 (C)      Finder 7.0/ResEdit (Q) - 2nd Try      FPU on accelerators.....      Grammar Checkers      HP Printers misbehavin (r)      Hypercard and printing scripts (Q)      International resources      Internet to quickmail gateway query      Is there csh for the mac?  (A)      Jasmine Drivers for System 7      LCD and WallPaper Thanks      LC debug mode (Q)      MacroMaker and System 7.x      Mac technical notes      Multiple questions (Q)      Norton Utilities 2.0 (Q)      NUM Emergency Disk      Oops! Stylewriter powerpack vs. PB140      Poetry processor      PowerCache, Video cards, SE/30 (Q)      problems(Q)      RE- ARA Editing      Remote Boot Ethernet Cards (A)      Stretch for Sys 6 (Q) & SCSI File-sharing for Sys 6 (Q)      Stylewriter problem      TN3270 Errors (A)      Transferring EPSF files via AppleFileExchange      Word Perfect Questions (A)      WordPerfect Weirdness (A?)      WORM Drivers      XFCN help#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-116.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [!] Shadow archives please note: BeHierarchic 2.0 is commercial      (Q) Error -90      (Q) How can I film the screen with a video camera?      [A] Accelerators for SE/30      [A] ChineseTalk II      Adam Engst's address and TidBITS subscriptions      AD exception list (A)      A file that can't be deleted      Anyone still use a Tecmar MacDrive (Q)      appletalk network spooler for laserwriter      a question      BeHierarchic (A)      By the Way      Classic-worth upgrading to Cl. II?      convert from apple to mac      Debinhexing Problem (Not!)      Disinfectant Bug      Download problem: unusual characters in file names      Eeek!  Disappearing DA's! (Q)      Error -39      error -39 (C)      Feel Lucky, Punk?      FPU on accelerators (A)      Hypercard and printing scripts (A)      Hypercard and printing scripts (R)      Is there csh for the mac? (A)      Jasmine Drivers for SYS7      Mac Draw Electronic Symbols      MacroMaker and System 7.x      MacWrite II to Word 4 (A)      MATLAB hacker sought      Norton Utilities 2.0 (A)      OIDS demo (A search for)      Orbitrack Satellite Data (Q)      pixel depth      Printing with System 7 w/ Tuneup 1.1.1 (Q)      QT Clips...Copyright Law Violation?      RE- AutoDoubler Editor      RE- D&D Failure      RE- Norton 2.0 Impression      Relative System/CPU speeds      Remote Boot Ethernet Cards      Remote Boot Ethernet Cards (A)      signature font experience? (Q)      Swim Team manager?      System 7 driver for 44MB Bernoulli's      Word 5.0 (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-117.txt   ****Today's Topics:      (Q) Grappler IIsp      (Q) JPEG format      (w) Roman Numeral Font      800k int->external possible?      access to Info-mac from Prodigy      Async_Serial LW driver "HOW TO USE ?"      Atari 1040ST or Amiga Emulator      BeHierarchic 2.0 (C)      Changing case for Word (R)      Changing Defaults in LaserWriter 7.0 driver (Q)      Chinese fonts/scripts (Q)      Convert From Apple To Mac (A/F)      error -39      iContraption help      Info-Mac Digest V10 #116      Jasmine Drivers for System 7      Laserwriter II NTR      Logic fonts for Macs (Q)      MacTCP (A)      Mac to EtherNet LAN? and PC5.25 Drive on Mac?\      Marble Madness* for Mac?      Microphone II instead of Telnet (Q)?      Non-Chicago system font? (Q)      Norton Backup 2.0      Norton Backup does NOT reclaim space... (C) (2 msgs)      Norton Utilities 2.0      Norton Utilities 2.0 (A)      NUM Emergency Disk      Postscript to text converter?      PowerCache, Video cards, SE/30 (A)      price of mac plus      Rebuilding the Desktop (C)      SCSI File-sharing for Sys 6      Serious IIsi Sound Problem  (Q)      Stuffit Lite hogs the foreground (C)      StyleWriter question      Supra Fax/Modem v32bis - Shipping??      System 7 and MacroMaker      WindowShade 1.2 (C)      Word 5.0 (A)      Word 5 UPPERCASE lowercase and more(A)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-118.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Accelerations After Dark Module      [*] Alias Director 2.2.2      [*] App Disk 1.4      [*] AppleLink Now Public!      [*] Bounce After Dark Module      [*] CapsKiller.hqx      [*] CompileIt! Demo      [*] CompileIt! News and CompileIt! v.2.1a updater      [*] DeskWriter 3.1 Drivers      [*] Diamonds 1.6      [*] dim-watts.hqx      [*] Easy KEYS 1.5      [*] FileTyper 3.1      [*] folder-icon-maker-11.hqx      [*] fontcle&.hqx      [*] hypercard stack      [*] leer.hqx      [*] Mac/LaserJet - the Up-Rev      [*] MacPlus SCSI acceleration      [*] MasterScript DEMO -- enhanced HyperCard script editor/debugger      [*] MegaroidsII      [*] Microsoft Word Movie Plug-In Module      [*] Pictoids 1.0.2 Updater      [*] PopUpFuncs Demo      [*] PortShare 1.4 Demo      [*] PortShare Pro 1.2 Demo (ARA-compatible)      [*] Remember? 2.3      [*] ResetWindow FKEY      [*] ScanShare 1.2 (repost)      [*] Scripting Aids Stack      [*] Sounds from The Princess Bride      [*] Spinal Tap sounds      [*] TCONTOUR-3.0      [*] UULite1.2 submission      [*] WindowScript DEMO -- HyperCard user interface design tools      [*] Word Counter Stack      1984 commercial movie (C)      Advice on IIsi to Quadra 700 upgrade      Aladdin's SpaceSaver & AD (C)      appletalk network spooler for laserwriter (A)      BeHiearchic or CDEV developpers      Bubblejets that work on both PCs and Macs (Q)      Canon BJC-800/820 Printer Driver (R)      Change Case in Word 5.0 (A)      Changing Case in MS Word 5 (A)      Changing Defaults in LaserWriter 7.0 driver (A)      ClarisCad -- dead or alive?      Color monitors and Quadra video [C]      Connecting Macs via SCSI ports. (A)      DeskWriter 3.0 drivers      HyperCard_Script_Editor_Errors      Info-Mac Digest V10 #116      LCD plates and overhead projectors (Q)      Light Ray Tracing Software (Q)      MacSLIP for MacTCP      Norton Util 2.0 has major problems.      PageMaker 4.2 diagnostic      PowerBook no no      prehistoric WhiteKnight      Quicktime and Hypercard (Q)      reply-command line interfaces      Serious IIsi Sound Problem  (A)      Symbol bold on a DeskWriter [Q]      System 7 and MacroMaker      Tear-Off Menus [Warning]      TIFF files (Q)      Word 5.0 Case Changes (A)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-119.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] TidBITS#123/11-May-92      'TOM' Conflicts  with 'Remember 2.3'      (Q) AppleShare hardware requirements      (Q) What interleave for an accellerated MacPlus?      1984 commercial movie (C)      A file that can't be deleted      Any Mac SMTP mail packages support X-Face header?      Boy Scouts and Macintosh      ClarisCad -- dead or alive? (R)      Command Procedures.      Connecting Macs via SCSI ports. (A)      Digital Sound      Directory Assistance vs. SuperBoomerang      Info-Mac Digest V10 #118      Mac IIci appalling delays in Finder 7.0      Network Copy Protection (Q)      no DTR handshaking (Q)      Norton 2.0 and AutoDoubler 1.0.6      Norton Utilities 2.0 is not bad...      Norton Utilities 2.0 Summary (longish)      pict import (Q)      portable HDs; external power for (Q)      Postscript to ASCII, dxf format      Printing on appletalk with a SUN...      Problems with Suitcase 2.1      Rebuilding the Desktop: AutoDoubler (R)      Script font      SD to AD?      Slide Scanning (Q)      Symbol bold on DeskWriter (A)      System 7 books      tape streamer      Virex Init#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-120.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] apollo-08b4.hqx      [*] BBEdit 2.1.1      [*] Dotty-da-Doo AfterDark Module      [*] ErrDitor !      [*] Fractals After Dark Module (MAndelbrot MAD)      [*] GinRummy-10.hqx      [*] Resume To Finder Extension      [*] Shutdown Delay Control Panel      [*] SoundMaster 1.7.3      [*] Submission of Colorizing XCMD Hypercard stack      [*] VoiceWaker After Dark Module (GREAT!)      'TOM' Conflicts  with 'Remember 2.3'      (Q) Trouble reaching Salient on AppleLink      Can someone suggest a Screen "snapshot" util for System 7 Use      Computer Music Workshops at Oberlin      Copyright Questions      Cost of Norton 2.0 upgrade (C)      Crashing SE/30 [Q]      Diskettes with Bad Blocks Under System 7.0      file that can't be deleted (A?)      HFS journaling mechanism?      Info-Mac Digest V10 #119      Labels for the DeskWriter      Mac IIci appalling delays in Finder 7.0 (2 msgs)      More on NU 2.0      Network Copy Protection (C)      No Macademia this year      Norton 2.0 (C)      Norton Utilities 2.0 FileSaver bug upgrade?      PostScript printing under MPW (Q)      Postscript to ASCII, dxf format (R)      Powerbook Modem      RE- Network Copy Protecti      re Image Processing Soft. Ported To Mac??      Retrospect Ugliness... (C)      scsi cables      SE CRT replacement[Q]      Suitcase 2.1 Updater      Summary of comments on LCD plates and overhead projectors (R)      System 7 books      Tape streamers (A)      Untrashable files      What interleave for an (un-)accellerated MacPlus? (A)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-121.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest Volume 1 #70-79      'TOM' Conflicts  with 'Remember 2.3'      AOL software upgrades      Cool LCD Panels      DeskWriter Mail Labels      Deskwriters and Stylewriters with TeXtures (Q)      Directory Assistance II & DiskLight      Diskettes with Bad Blocks Under System 7.0      HFS journaling mechanism? (R)      HP DeskWriter Driver 3.1 Problems (Q)      Incremental backup support (Q)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #120      Mac disk interleave ratios (A)      Mac IIci appalling delays in Finder 7.0      Mac PC Exchange (Q)      MacPlus interleave (A)      MacPortable Trackball (Q)      Mail User Agents for the Macintosh - Advice ?      Need advice on buying a 2400 vs 9600 baud modem...      New StyleWriter ROM      No Macademia this year (C)      Norton Utilities 1.1 -> 2.0 Upgrade      Norton Utils / MacTools Deluxe      Personal Laserwriter LS and Word 4 problem (Q)      Powerbook 100 SCSI Question [Q]      PowerBook Modem (A)      Problems with Zoom modem      Reaching Salient by email (A)      Resolution of a TOM INIT Pr      SE FDHD (Superdrive?)      Shared laser printers      Software Problems      think c      trouble w/ upgraded LW IIntx to IIg?      Untrashable file (R)      What does Silverlining do?      WordPerfect Grammar Checker?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-122.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] 'Judgement on Gotham' Batman Startup Screen      [*] CWIS-BASED HyperCard stacks to use.      [*] DarkSide_of_the_Mac_3.1.hqx      [*] Data Flow Diagram Editor 1.0 by Richard Friend      [*] game/GMIsolation.hqx      [*] Glider Design version update      [*] HC Information on File Exchange      [*] How To Connect A Mac To A Workstation      [*] MSW Remember 2.3 file binhexed      [*] Orb Mazez      [*] PaintToEPS V2.01      [*] Roget's Thesaurus Stack.1.cpt.hqx      [*] Sample Editor 1.0 by Garrick McFarlane      [*] Short Circuit Sounds      [*] source/pascal/Isolation-rulebook.hqx      [*] StackedNews 1.3      [*] subliminal1.0.sea.hqx      [*] Switched on (Sound Tracker) Songs (some classical music ;-)      [*] Ultimate Compression Utility table      [*] White Knight 11.13->11.14 updater      16 level grey scales into Word 4.0      170 Modem and LC Luggage      8*24 GC v7.0.1 on ftp.apple.com      Apple CD-SC failure, fix?      Apple Computer Announces QuickRing Architecture      Apple Macintosh and WorldScript Tech      Apple Scanner under System 7      BeHierarchic 2.0      Changing settings of sound and mouse on a Classic [Q]      CloseView: how to get rid of square (Q)      copyright      DeskWriter Fonts  (C)      DW 3.1 driver problem - details      Erase Disk and 32-bit addressing incompatibility (Q)      Excel/Suitcase Font Problem (Q)      french language insruction      graphics tutorials      HC Script Editor Errors (A)      hypercard broken      Incremental backups (A)      Mac IIci appalling delays in Finder 7.0      Mac Interleave (C)      Mac PC Exchange (A)      Mail User Agents for the Macintosh - Advice ?      Network Copy Protection (A)      No MacAdemia last year?  (C)      Norton Utils / MacTools Deluxe      On-Line Information Sources (Q)      ORACLE for the Mac      Personal LW LS and Word 4 p      PowerBook Modem (A)      RE- Mac PC Exchange      RE- Salient and AppleLink      RE- Salient Mail Part 2      RE- Screenshot Utilities      RE- Silverlining      RE- THINK C header files      Resolution of a TOM INIT Pr      System 7 question      system heap space requested?      TeXtures and Printers (Summary of Responses)      Think C ? from Medeline      THINK C Header Files      Untrashable Files (R)      What does Silverlining do? (2 msgs)      What does Silverlining do? (A)      Zoom woes (Info-Mac Digest V10 #121)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-123.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Fast Eddie Demo      [*] Fast Eddie Images      [*] InfoBrowser 2.5      [*] mazam.hqx      [*] Selected great beeps A to O      [*] Selected great beeps P to Z      [*] StripFonts-unix.shar      [*] ultra-black.hqx      (Q) Need PICT of a Lemon      accelerators for a MacSE      AppleShare PDS icon      AppleTalk Remote Access      a Screen "snapshot" util for System 7 Use (A)      BeHierarchic 2.0 (C)      Bloated Word Files      Can someone suggest a Screen "snapshot" util for System 7 Use      Command-Line-Interface (C)      CompuServe mail rates      DeskWriter Fonts  (C) (2 msgs)      Excel/Suitcase Font Problem (Resolved!)      Fastbackup using Sys 7      Gateway banditos      Hard Disk Partitioning Software (Q)      Help with IBM BookManager files      JASMINE      Mac SE FDHD      Marble Madness for the Mac?      Norton Utilities 1.1 & 2.0 (Q's)      PostScript Royal Seal      PRAM reset in the dark      Quadra + large monitors (C)      Rebuilding desktop vs TrashMan      Rebuilding the Desktop (C)      Request for a copy/move routine to be built      Sharing a SCSI printer between two Macs (SEs)      Startup Screens (Q)      Summary of comments on LCD plates and overhead projectors (C)      TrueType & Rotated Text (C)      untrashable file (A)      Using the Macintosh Toolbox to make a folder....      What does SilverLining do ?  (R)      WK Updater & AutoDoubler      zmodem for unix#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-124.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] BeHierarchic 1.0.5 resubmission      [*] Canvas 3.0.4 Updated Tools      [*] Canvas 3.0.x->3.0.4 Updater      [*] Chaos explorer submission      [*] DFD Editor 1.1      [*] DS1.2.sit.hqx      [*] gregs-buttons-157.hqx      [*] mac.archive.umich.edu wants your hacks (also new files....)      [*] Mandella file      [*] Shakespeare's King Henry IV Part I stack      [*] SoftwareFPU 2.21      [*] speedometer 3.06      [*] Submission -- Nigel's World Demo (part 01 of 11)      [*] TidBITS#124/18-May-92      [*] TOM INIT 1.0b4.1 C      (Q) Word 4.00D & SI's      Accelerators and RAM (Q)      AmS-LaTeX (A)      Can someone suggest a Screen "snapshot" util for System 7 Use      Changing Defaults in LaserWriter 7.0 Driver (A)      CIS Internet Charges      Color LCD Projection Panels      Crazy my SE/30 - When I boot up!!!      DeskWriter Fonts (C)      Fax-nr. from Serius Corp., Utah?      FreeHand to TIFF      Freeware Disk Formatt      gif-watching program      Hard Disk Partitioning Software (C)      HP Deskwriter 3.1 vs. SuperLaserSpool? (Q)      HP LaserJet IIp plus tested - where?      Info-Mac Digest V10 #123 (2 msgs)      Internet Gateways      Japanese fonts (Q)      Keyboard maps for 3270 emulation      Killer Modem Port      Laser Prep 7.1.1 (Q)      LaserWriter II SC driver for sys 7 (Q)      LCD Fonts      Logic fonts for Macs      Medline Searchers for the Mac (q)      non-flickering NTSC from Qu      Norton 2.0      Option move/copy across partitions AND drives      Personal laser printers (Q)      PostScript translations      PRAM reset in the dark      Rabbit Icon      Rebuilding desktop vs TrashMan      Request for a copy/move routine (A)      Request for COPY/MOVE feature      Serial port control XCMD/XFCN for HC 2.x (Q)      SilverLining Summary:      SuperDisk! Prob. (Q)      TimeMgr and Spurious Interrupts?      TrashMan vs rebuilding desktop: case closed      WK Updater & AutoDoubler      WK Updater & AutoDoubler (A)      Word 5.0 - Default settings (Q)      Word 5 jaggy rotated text      zmodem for unix      Zoom Fax Modem#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-125.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] BeHierarchic 1.0.5 resubmission      (Q) Beam Wars for Non Color Screens?      (Q) Fujitsu Hard Drives - Not recognised as SCSI device.      16" Monitor      90Meg removable storage devices      Aliases under System 6/Locking position of icons      Apple Commercial Sys Extensions (Q)      AppleTalk card for PS2 Model 70      AS/400 connectivity (Q)      Aztech Micro Solutions, Inc.      BeHierarchic 1.0.5 resubmission      C++ Question      CIS Internet Charges      City Icons....      Compact Pro      Connecting 2 Macs by SCSI, changing internal SCSI ID, disabling CPU      conversion of PostScript to PICT      Eudora's where abouts...      Failing FDHD Drive on an SE      Flowcharting software recommendations needed      Font Conversion Win/Mac (Q)      Generic Icons      Generic Icons II      Hard Drive Won't Spin (Q)      Help on Think Pascal (Q)...      Hypercard 'magic'      Info-Mac Digest V10 #123      Info-Mac Digest V10 #124      Interesting Dialogue Box      Kermit MacBinary (Q)      Mac IIci appalling amount of mail      mactcp/telnet-tn3270-printing (A)      Move Instead of Copy (C)      Option-Drag      PC Exchange + AutoDoubler incompatability      PC Exchange v. AutoDoubler      Personal laser printers (2 msgs)      Powerbook 100      Preferences for MacWrite II and MacDraw II?      Problems with MacConnection??? (Q)      Quick reference card, where? (was: Re: Request for COPY/MOVE feature)      RE- Rabbit Icon      scientic dictionary      Screen Shakes/Word 5 Proble      SE/30 vs. Classic II      Seperations with XPress 3.1      SilverLining Summary:      Speed Disk vs Disk Express      start-up app instead of Finder      Think C and CAPP's Editor Construction set      What is 0F0019  sad mac code?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-126.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] AppDisk 1.5      [*] Apple Modem Tool 1.1.1      [*] Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest Volume 1 #80-89      [*] compileitdemo.cpt.hqx      [*] DateBook Demo      [*] dmm-laserwriter-5-6-stuff-12.sea.hqx      [*] dmm-laserwriter-stuff-12.sea.hqx      [*] FastTab 1.03 XCMD for stacks with lotsa fields      [*] George's Hypercard Stacks... masterscriptdemo.cpt.hqx....      [*] HyperTint Demo 1.01 Part 1 of 6      [*] Out To Launch 1.2.5      [*] Program Submission: SY77 Voice Librarian      [*] Sample Editor 1.0.2      [*] windowscriptdemo.cpt.hqx      (Q) How to make an Installer 'script'??      [Q] Convert Illustrate image to Font character?      Apple Commercial Sys Extensions (A)      AppleTalk card for PS2 Model 70      AppleTalk for PC (Q)      CIS and junk email      Compact Pro      Connecting 2 Macs by SCSI, changing internal SCSI ID, disablin g CPU      Disk Express vs. Speed Disk      Dove/DayStar and the Mac II      Eudora      Generic Icons      Help on Think Pascal (A)      Help with THINK PASCAL 3 running on Mac Classic II      How Can CIS Charge You For Email?      HP DeskWriter Driver memory requirements. (C&Q)      HP DW 3.1 Problems      LaserWriter Plus Upgrade Op      Mac II to HP Parallel Laser Printer      Macintosh Quadra 950      Mac PC Exchange & QuickTime      MockPackage      Mystery: '8' key gobbles a '0' (Q)      Need real-time video display (Q)      New Classic II Mac Lab - send help!      No Option-Move or quick ref card      old and tired hard drive      Password Protection Wanted      Prefs files for MacDraw II and MacWrite II: that's a wrap      Quadra 950 shipping      Quadra Ethernet question      Rabbit Icon      Response to Mark Cornick:MacWrite/Draw II Preferences      SE/30 better than Classic II      SE/30 vs. Classic II (2 msgs)      SE/30 vs. Classic II (A)      Sick Mac      StyleWriter Vertical Printing      System won't register trashed file      UNIX and ZMODEM???      UNIX fileservers and print servers for Macs (Q)      XTND for WP 4.2, 5.0, 5.1 and MS-Word 4.0/5.0 (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-127.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Bob's Eyes Pro 1.3.5      [*] Carpetbag 1.2 submission      [*] Chiclette_1.04.sit.hqx....      [*] Der Sound-Trecker V 1.0      [*] dragonsmith-10b2.hqx-pt1      [*] HyperCard 2.1 Visual Effect Bug      [*] posting with description      Bad hard drive      Bus error problems occuring under MSWD 5.0      Compact Pro (R)      Darkside 3.1 problem ?      Dove (C)      How Can CIS Charge You For Email?      HP DW 3.1 Problems (A)      IIsi RAM expansion (Q)      Info Mac Digest 125 / 4 messages (replies)      Jasmine Removable 45 problems (Q)      Linear Programming Package for the Mac?      Mac SE/30 vs Classic II      Need real-time video display (C)      No DW 3.1 Problems for me      Paying for email (C)      POP clients (Eudora) for PC      Printed Circuit Board Design      Quadra Ethernet question (A)      Rotated Printing      Rotated Text on StyleWriter with BetterWriter Driver      SAS on the Mac      SE/30 vs. Classic II (C)      Setting HyperCard to Scripting Level (Q)      StyleWriter Vertical Printing      System won't register trashed file (2 msgs)      Time accounting software needed (Q)      UNIX fileservers and print servers for Macs (A)      Where can I get a Quadra 950 (Q)?      Word 5.0 MailMerge      Zoom Fax Modem Response Review#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-128.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] The Sound-Trecker 1.0 English edition (with docs!)      About C.S.M.P.      A problem with Paste-it Notes      ARJ Decompressor for the Mac?      AutoDoubler vs. PCExchange -- Workaround (A)      broken keys      Classic Screen problem      Connecting 2 Macs ...      converting IBM .wpg or .img graphics to mac (Q)      Dead Desktop      Freedom of Press Light and PageMaker 4.2 Won't Work      Grrr olier      Hard Drive not mounting      IIsi memory configuration      IIsi RAM Expansion (A)      LaserWriter II SC driver for sys 7 (Q)      LaserWriter SC (Q)      Login      Making Nisus recognize XTND (C)      My Experience with 90Mb Removable drives      OneNet@Los Altos FC BBS      Please post PRINT-2-PICT-13.HQX again.      Powerbook 100 (A)      quickback      Repeat bibliographic citations in Word 4.0d.      SAM Virus Def for CODE 252 wanted      Setting HyperCard to Scripting Level (A) (2 msgs)      SLFP driver needed      Software used by biochem./enzymology labs      Stiction problems      Tool for Measuring Memory Usage of INITs, Etc?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-129.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] camman      [*] ferris-grp1.hqx      [*] ps2eps-mac1.0.shar      [*] rocket_launch (part 1 of 2)      [*] TidBITS#125/25-May-92      (Q) ChineseTalk II Problem      Attempt at Sempersoft Modula 2 using external apple object oriented pascal unit      bibliographic citations in Word 4.0d (R)      C++ Constructors      Can you create a PICT image from postscript code (Q)      CD-GALLERY from TIGERSOFTWARE [?]      Connecting a PC clone and a Mac SE to a laserprinter      Crashes with new Word 5      Driveshare from Casa Blanca soft (Q)      Eudora Problem - wrong volume type?      FirstClass (where to get)      Flowcharting software      Frontier scripts      getch()      Graphic Formats      Grr oliers (Q)      Hard Disk Toolkit Site License      hebrew system 7.0.1      help installing CAP on Sun      help w/ graph sw      How to launch with a different memory size?      IIsi RAM expansion (R)      IIsi wanted      Info-Mac Digest V10 #128      Is there GCC2.1 for the Mac ?      lab laserwriter driver hack      LaserWriter SC (Q)      LaserWriter SC sharing via AppleTalk (A)      Los Angeles fonts in big sizes (Q)      Macintalk upgrade?      Mac Printing on unix laserwriters (the final word)  (?)      Minix for Mac?      Mrs. Word5.0/Excel3.0/Excel 4.0 (Q)      Phonetic fonts?      Please post PRINT-2-PICT-13.HQX again.      PPP (Q)      Problem printing Mac PS files on HP LJIIIsi      Problems (again) with Tune-up 1.1.1      problem with PB170      Quadra ethernet/localtalk      Repeat bibliographic citations in Word 4.0d      SE/30 vs. Classic II      Setting HyperCard to Scripting Level (A)      Setting HyperCard to Scripting Level (Q)      showing Hypercard levels      Slow printing in Word (C)      Sony Hard Drives on SE/30 and Files List (Q)      Startup Screens (Summary)      Thanks      Thanx for Print2Pict, latest gotten2.0&emailed author&archie      Tool for Measuring Memory Usage of INITs, Etc?      TrueType for Avant Garde, Bookman, etc      UNIX boxes as fileservers for Macs - summary of replies      Unstable Classic screen after connecting lps 105 (Q)      Video Disc Driver (Q)      Virtual Memory      Warning : Disk Crashes ... AD and VM ????      Writing and Reading with Think Pascal (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-130.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] "apollo-giant-leap" sound file      [*] DTPrinter      [*] Free Text v.1.03 & Stack Indexer      [*] Greg's Buttons 1.5b8      [*] mac-bread-board.hqx      [*] Mac-Qubic-3D-TTT.hqx      [*] Mille Bornes 1.1      [*] Mono2Stereo      [*] paint clip-art      [*] Please post PRINT-2-PICT-13.HQX again. (A)      [*] ShowSizes 2.2      [*] Slam Dunk! 1.61      [*] SMD1.0.sit.hqx      [*] Submission: If Monks Had Macs....      [*] The Sound-Trecker V1.0 (English version)      [*] TrashMan 4.0.2      [*] uutool-212b.hqx      [*] Venus and Adonis (Shakespeare stack)      170 fax problems      [Q] Dying Mac Monitor      Appleshare security      A response      A suitcase II 2.0 question...      BeHierarchic conflict with HyperCard 2.1 (Q)      Bibliographic Citations - Remember FullWrite!      Can you crate a PICT image from PostScript code (A Maybe)      CD-GALLERY from TIGERSOFTWARE (C)      Completing your set of TrueType fonts: here's how...      Connecting a PC clone and a Mac SE to a laserprinter      DeskWriter 3.1 inquiries [C]      Ether/Localtalk simultaneously (A)      File that won't delete (A)      Flowchart software (C)      How do I load in sounds?      [e-mail]      Info-Mac Digest V10 #129      init RAM usage      lab laserwriter driver hack (A)      Location of AppSizer      Most Recently Opened Files in Word/Excel...Coninued      Mrs. Word5.0/Excel3.0/Excel 4.0 (Q)      Mrs. Word5.0/Excel3.0/Excel 4.0 (R)      Norton 2.0 vs. Mac Tools 2.0      Not Showing Recently Opened Documents in Word 5.0(R)      Phone Book Plus      Phonetic Fonts(A)      Phonetic fonts (C)      Portable printers: summary--NOT!      problem with PB170      Quad 900... now what?      Quadra/FileSharing Disk Formatting Problem (Q)      Quadra ethernet/localtalk (A)      Recently opened file names in MS Word      Recently Opened Files in Word 5 etc.      retrieval      ShadowWriter-- Where can I get it?  (Q)      Shared Modem      Sony Hard Drives on SE/30 and Files List (Q)      Tool for measuring memory usage of Inits (A)      Tool for measuring memory usage of INITs, etc...      Virtual memory      What should Apple do about the 8*24GC?      Windows and standard functions (A)      Word 5 Recent Docs (A)      WriteNow won9t launch after Hard-disk rebuild... <HELP>#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-131.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Gif of Newton PDA      [*] Murph's VAPORWARE Column for June 1992      (Q) Error 29      [Q] Hard disk conflicts      A suitcase II 2.0 question...      AWK for the Mac?      bibliographic citations in Word 4.0d (R)      bitmaps vs. outline fonts      CD-GALLERY from TIGERSOFTWARE (C)      Classic Screen problem      Completing your set of TrueType fonts: 2 cents worth      Corrupted PostScript Files      DeskWriter crashes      Dynamic Simulator      Ether/Localtalk simultaneously (A) #2      EUDORA Problems related to LaCIE Pocket Drive      Filling a circle with text in Freehand 3.0 (Q)      Foreign File Access and 32-bit mode      hard drive stiction      How do I load in sounds (A)      How to launch with a different memory size?      HP DW 3.1 problems (S)      Hypercard Question      Icons That Revert To Generic Application Icon (Q)      IIsi RAM Expansion (A)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #129 (2 msgs)      Is the Word-Mac list still alive ? ( Q )      Macbinary after transfer? (Q)      Mac CD players      Norton 2.0 vs Mac Tools 2.0 (C)      OOP externals, how?      Quad 900... now what? (C)      Quad 900... now what?  [A]      Quadra&Timbuktu-no Color;AppleShare3-problem (A)      Quadra/FileSharing Disk Formatting Problem (C)      Removal of Balloon help & Label menus (Q)      Sending email to the UK      ShadowWriter & Gizmo Technologies' address      SLIP (Q)      Sticky Folders (Q)      System 6 and/or 7      Unix tar.Z format [Q]      Virtual Memory      Windows and Standard Functions (A)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-132.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Anti-Times Tables      [*] Bicycle Gear Calculator v4.0      [*] Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest Volume 1 #90-99      [*] Dollshouse      [*] Dr. Mac      [*] finderevents12.hqx      [*] FirstClassUser-1.66      [*] FirstClassUser-1.66-Extras      [*] Flash IQ 1.1      [*] Flea Circus      [*] Home and School Mac 10/91      [*] Home and School Mac 2/92      [*] Home and School Mac 8/91      [*] Ice Music Tracking System II 4.0      [*] Mac/LaserJet UpRev v1.1      [*] Montana 2.1      [*] Polyominos 2.4      [*] Print2Pict 2.0      [*] SimAnt Cheater 1.1      [*] Some "Frontier" Scripts & Information      [*] Sound Manager Package (Sound Mover 1.75 and SndControl 2.0)      [*] SUMMARY: accelerators for a MacSE (very long)      [*] Teltnuag IIb 2.0      [*] VCR 2.0      [*] Zoom-Apple Modem Tool 1.1.1      '      (Re) Classic Screen problem      Apple Remote Appletalk for ZyXEL U-1496E V.32.bis?      Bungee QuickTime Movie      Corrupted PostScript Files      Cyrillic truetype fonts      DiskTwin      GLUE Documents      IconWrap1.2      Info-Mac Digest V10 #131      KCS# Editor for Resedit [help]      Keyboarding and Personal LW Paper Cassette      Laserwriter LS DISAPPEARING!!      MacBinary      Mac CD players (A)      mac high volume printer      Mac IIci appalling delays: Winning entry      Macintalk upgrade? (R)      MacTools Deluxe 2.0      MacWrite (Q)      MIDI for Macintosh? (Q)      MIDI Problems (Q      Need Information!      NEED XCMD SHELL IN THINK C 5.0.2      Personal LaserWriter NT Ram Upgrade      Pictures and Apples (Q)      PrintServer (Q)      Problem printing Mac PS files on HP LJIIIsi      Problem with downloading Dynamic Simulator      Quad 900... now what?(c)      Removal of Balloon help & Label menus (Q)      Sending email to the UK (C)      Sticky Folders (C)      Suitcase 2.1 WARNING      System 6 and/or 7      Tiger Software (2 msgs)      True Type Fonts?      Type -39 Error      WhiteKnight to WriteNow      Writting Macintosh Applications (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-133.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Print2Pict3.0      [Q] Convert QuickTime pictures into PICT      About SANE      AD and Virus Checkers/Optimizers      Apologies to Quickback      Can you create a PICT image from postscript code (A)      Deskwriter C Appletalk driver (Q)      diagnostic software      Endnote and Word and Nisus      Ethernet and LocalTalk connections (C)      Finder Layouts in System 7      French Dictionary on CD-ROM (Q)      Golf Handicapping on a Macintosh      hard drive stiction (and cold heads)      Hebrew-US hybred system      Info on Apple Israel (q)      init programming      Installers and updaters      Looking for old version of OIDS game      MacClassic      Mac related stores in Muenchen, Germany      MacTools DeLuxe / Central Point Software      Mirroring Software (Q)      Monitor size (Q)      MORE "Upgrade" offer from tiger software      More Disk Space (Q)      My query on Marble Madness      None      Object oriented Pascal successfully called from ancient modula 2 implementation!      Polish TrueType Font      Quicktime, compression, QT Batch compressor (Q)      Remote Appletalk (Q)      Restoring icons in System 7      Screen updates stop with random disk accesses      Sending email to the UK (and york.ac.uk/uk.ac.york)      Sending email to the UK (C)      Subscribing?      SuperCard Xcmd for QuickTime please!      SuperClock      System 7.0.1 Freezing?      Teaching RAM vs. Disk Space      Tiger Software (C)      Type -39 Error      Unix tar.Z format [Q]      Unix tar.Z format [R]      Virtus Walkthrough Demo      WORD-MAC, how to (re-)subscribe      Word 5 and typeing delays#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-134.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] TidBITS#126/01-Jun-92      America Online/Mac 2.0      A warm powerbook      Bootable 7.0.1 floppy      Carpet Bag problems?      Casper the Friendly Vapor, etc.      Central Point Software in the UK      Classic Memory      Cleaning monitors      Converting graphics formats: pict/tiff->epsf?      Corrupted Excel 3.0 file      Deskwriter C Appletalk driver (A)      Deskwriter C Appletalk driver (Q)      Disk Icons: Pasting Problems      Dot surface --> solid surface ? (Q)      Finder Layouts in System 7 (C)      Floating Button bar      HyperCard and Language      Info on Apple Israel (q)      Installers and updaters (2 msgs)      Installers and updaters (A)      Laserwriter IINT printing solid black sheets      medical,medicare      Mrs. Word5/Excel3/Excel4 (C&A)      Nasty Powerbook bug      Portable printers: summary      Printing linked documents to file (Q)      Problem with DeskWriter 3.1 driver (C,Q)      Quadra File Sharing/Disk Formatting (Update)      RE- CIS Mail Charges      RE- INIT Programming      RE- MDS      RE- OIDS      RE- System 7 Folder Icons      Repeat Bibliographic citations in MSWord - Summary.      ReSETting mail merge fields      Restoring icons in System 7      sickmac followup      software vendors      Sound & QuickTime with Shareware?      Source for CAP (Columbia Appletalk Package)      Teaching Close vs. Quit (was Teaching RAM vs Disk Space)      World Spins Wrong Way      WriteNow problem... <Thanks for the HELP>#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-135.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] StuffIt Expander 1.0.1      (Q) HP LaserJet Fax for the Mac?      2Mb SIMMs 'fussy' [Q]      3.5 or 5.25 format ;-)      A MORE 3.0 Scam?      Application Dock program wanted.      AutoCad and Mac (Q)      Beginners      Carpetbag      Carpet Bag problems (more)      Cleaning Monitors (A)      CPS CompuServe Address (A)      DECODING PROBLEMS!!!      Ethernet Macs and LocalTalk printers      Flying Toaster Award      Help with Crazy ImageWriter II      Installers and updaters      Measuring memory usage of extensions      menu dropping software (Q)      More Disk Space--Warning!      More Disk Space Info      Need a Label Printing Program      PC F-keys from a Mac Keyboard      PICT2->PICT->EPS->DOS=Dead (Q)      PowerBook 100 SCSI      Powerbook glitch      printer port blues      Printing Linked Documents to a File (R)      Printing linked documents to file (A)      Problem with DeskWriter 3.1 driver      Quadra File Sharing/Disk Formatting (even more)      Quadra File Sharing/Disk Formatting (still more)      QuickMail to SMTP gateways      RE>CIS Mail Charges      RE>System 7 Icons...      recycling old color magazines      Repeat Bibliographic citations in MSWord - Summary.      SANE      Spanish language tutor (Q)      StartUp problems (32-bit addressing) and other stuff (Q)      Suitcase 2.1 (R,C)      System7 Finder Credits      Teaching Close vs. Quit (c)      Teaching Close vs. Quit (R)      Teaching Close vs. Quit (was Teaching RAM vs Disk Space)      Teaching RAM vs. Disk Space      troff to Mac format and Sun to Mac disk      unshar utility for Mac?      Warm PowerBooks      Word 5.0 styles bug      WriteMove      Zoom Fax Modem#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-136.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] BJT Demo 1 of 7      [*] Blender DA      [*] connect_four      [*] Freddie 1.1A Offline .QWK Reader      [*] InfoBrowser 2.5 Updater (to 2.5.1)      [*] URGENT CHANGE!!      "Put" via FTP from within HyperCard      3.5 or 5.25 format      AFE Translator for VuWriter 5.3a      AFE Translator for VuWriter 5.3a - P.S.      Apple's new system additions      AppleTalk Phase 2 (Q)      Application Dock      Application Dock program wanted (A)      Applicon      AutoCad and Mac (A)      AutoCAD on Mac      Can My Mac Support a PC?      Changing types and creators      Conner Periphals      DOS Printing + GatorBox      Dtatacopy Corp & MacImage (Q)      Error message      Ethertalk and Localtalk      Fan of an SE making loud noises      File manager (Q)      Flash card program?      Free or Cheap Tetris Clone?      imagery-17 where is it? (Q)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #135 (2 msgs)      Installers and Updaters (A)      Long Division in Word      MAC-L Listserv      MacDraw Pro crash      Mac X terminal emulators - advice wanted      MDS      menu dropping software (Q)      MoreDiskSpace Correction      MS Word and Multi-citation Footnotes      Multifinder      Option-About in Finder "Easter Egg"      Palette switching      Programs for learning Spanish on the Mac (A)      SE -> SE/30 Upgrades [C]      SE memory (Q)      Squirrely lines on Classic screen      StartUp problems (32-bit addressing) and other stuff (some A)      stuffit woes      Sun/NeXT sound samples to Mac (Q)      Teaching Close vs. Quit (C) (2 msgs)      TigerSoft, PhotoCD, AD, UK Addressing...      Two Questions      UUTool to PC UUDecode (Q)      What am I doing?      What handles MacUnary? (Q)      Word 5.0 styles bug      Word 5.0 styles bug (A)      WorkAround for More Disk Space--Warning! (A)      WorkAround for Re: More Disk Space--Warning!      Zoom-Apple Modem Tool and Modem Tool in general (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-137.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] CapsControl, a PowerBook utility      [*] font-card-11.hqx      "Good" grammar checker (A)      "Put" via FTP from within HyperCard (A)      [Q] how do I get MacMH      Alysis Phone Number      AutoDoubler Don't Compress      Can a DeskWriter be used as a PC printer as well?      Can My Mac Support a PC? (A)      Changing types and creators (A)      Complete Macworld collection      Conner Periphals      Correctly spinning earth      DeskWriter 3.1 and FullWrite Pro (Ashton-Tate, Borland, HP)      EtherTalk and LocalTalk Again! (C)      Finder Icons: Pasting problems (A)      How to convert SUN rasterfiles to PICT- Streamline Problem (Q)      Is there a translator for Mass-11 to Mac format? (Q)      Linking Mac & PC (A)      lost folders (Q)      MAC-L Listserv      MacX terminal emulator      Math Coprocessor AND EtherNet in LCII (Q)      menu dropping software (Q)      menu dropping software: correction      Mice      Mirror Portable power supply problems      Modem 14400?      More Disk Space      Mounting Apple II CDROM on a Mac?      Multifinder (A)      No 3 Stooges Sounds?      Numerous Questions (long)      One line file descriptions for sumex-aim      Palette switching      PB 100: does it run Sys 6?      PB 100: does it run Sys 6? (P.S.)      PhotoCD (A)      Powerbook Sound Bug      Problems with System 7 Tune Up 1.1.1      Problem with Dove Accelerat      ps2ascii & dxf format      Quadra 700 w/ DEC 19inch color (Q)      RECOVERING EXCEL DATA (A)      re Installers and updaters      Repeat Bibliographic .... etc. - The final Word from Word?      Repeat bibliographic citations .... Son of.      Running PC from Macintosh (A)      Scary icon and Bad Things      Security on New Macs      Stolen Equipment - Please save for reference      StyleWriter Vertical Printing      System 6 and/or 7      System 7 icons      Teaching Close vs. Quit (C)      TrueType fonts - saving $18      Using Mac to control PeeCee (w/o Monitor & KB)      UUTool to PC UUDecode (C)      Word Bug from TidBITS#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-138.txt   ****Today's Topics:      Administrivia      [*] * Essence of Ives (sound)      [*] 3D-Rubik's pyro's module      [*] 4d-access-resources-11.hqx      [*] Alias Director 2.7      [*] AutoDoubler1.0.7PatchKit.sea      [*] CCI-Courses.hqx: Kodak's Summer Workshop Course Listing.      [*] Communion samples (part 1 of 3)      [*] Curly "Woo" Sound      [*] Dave.hqx      [*] Disk/Desk Icon Replacements      [*] FileTyper 3.2      [*] FTP Server      [*] Graf 1.4.2      [*] guinness startupscreen      [*] home-brewers.hqx      [*] Macintosh Basics      [*] Macintosh Memory Guide      [*] Opening      [*] PlayMaker News 1/3 (Part 1 of 6)      [*] SHUTDOWNLATER.HQX      [*] Sound Reverser      [*] SpaceTag.hqx      [*] Standard Get Folder C Code      [*] Submission - Key Tools      [*] theTypeBook v2.37      [*] vendor-email-addresses.txt      3.5 or 5.25 format ;-)      512K SIMMs--Use?      AAC/Adaptive Computing      Casper, etc. [C]      Deskwriter C Appletalk driver (A)      FaxitCom software on System 7 (Q)      Finder bugs?? (Q)      Floppy drive security...      Hayes Modem Tool      Here's how to search files,file info,and both digest subject and content worldwide      Identifying Network Viruses      Info-Mac Digest V10 #137      MAC-L Listserv      Mac emulator on Sparc (Q)      Mac LCII Math& Ethernet Card (A)      Notify      PB 100: does it run Sys 6?      PowerKey      Problems with System 7 Tune Up 1.1.1      Reinking StyleWriter (addendum)      Repeat Bibliographic .... etc. - The final Word from Word?      Repeat bibliographic citations, next round      Security on New Macs      Sortable spreadsheet?      Stuck floppy becomes fiasco      Super Laser Spool 3.0      TrueType fonts - saving $18#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-139.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] * Essence of Ives (resubmission)      [*] Bonk1.4.1.hqx      [*] Disk Doubler 3.7.6 PatchKit      [*] EastTexasFloodFrogs.sit.hqx (/sound/)      [*] Mille Bornes 1.2      [*] On reading The Mind of God, A Theorist Notebook disk printout      [*] Refilling StyleWriter (Inkjet) cartridges      [*] Tunnel_Vision1.0.hqx      [*] world factbook map stack      [*] world factbook stack      3.5 or 5.25 format ;-) (A)      512K SIMMS--Use? (A)      AFE Works to Works      Apple Software on Sumex      AutoCad files on Mac (R)      Built-in debugger/monitor help needed      Cheap printers      Complex Memory Upgrade Hardware Problem      EXCEL Question      Finding a cheap PB100, no luck so far.      Fun Mac Programs      How to convert SUN rasterfiles to PICT- Streamline Problem (R)      Icon clumping in Sys 7      Installers and updaters      MacX terminal emulator (R)      meaning of (numbered) error messages (q.)      Mitsubishi monitor problems      My Wish List part one      Notify      Notify! clarification...      PB100. run Sys 6?      PowerKey      Princeton Monitors      printer drivers      Reinking Stylewriter (C)      Repeat Bibliographic .... etc. - The final Word from Word? (2 msgs)      Repeat bibliographic citations, next round      Repeat bibliographic citations, yet another round      Sun to Mac disk (R)      System 7.0 on PowerBook was PB 100: does it run Sys 6?      Think C 5.0.2 problem      Two Page Display Selection (Q)      White Knight 11.14 (Q)      Word 5.0 Styles Bug Fix#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-140.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Blade Demo      [*] Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest Volume 1 #100-109      [*] Filetyper replacement      [*] Graf 1.4.3 (replaces 1.4.2)      [*] MenuChoice 1.1 cdev      [*] PSI 2.0      [*] SetOutlinePreferred fkey      [*] TidBITS#127/08-Jun-92      512K SIMMs--The Use (A)      A bug in Word 5's footnote handling ?      Backup Software      ChineseTalk II problem solved      Compression/transparency pitfalls      Dead mice      Deskwriter3.1/sys6 macs      DeskWriter C - New Model? (Q)      Dialog Box shortcut?      DiskMaker      Experience with dual monitors      FileTyper 3.2 decompression tip      Icon clumping in Sys 7 (A)      Mac emulator on Sparc (A)      Mac internal SCSI standard      NEC Mulitsync 5FG and Mac IIci      On printing Theorist notebook on Mind of God, used print-2-pict-30      Optical Disk Drives (Q)      Printing linked documents to file (R)      QuicKeys upgrade in last TidBITS      Re-referencing and Citations      Rebuilding the desktop of external hard disk      Repeat Bibliographic: Advocacy for the Devil.      Resurrecting a dead Mac      SIMMs x 8 or SIMMs x 9?      Some answers to numerous questions      SUMMARY: FDHD repair and replacement (long)      Undeletable folder in System 6      Word 5.0 patch (C & Q)      wordprocessing on a Sparc and an SE/30?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-141.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] ARA script update for PP9600SA modem      "not enough finder memory to work with hard disk" (Q)      # of copies & cover sheet on LaserWriter?      11 Mb needed for Excel 4???      512K SIMMs--The Use (A)      academics and word-processors      A ram disk on a Powerbook-100 2/20 using the Apple portable system-6      Avoiding compression/transparency pitfalls (C)      Can you connect an extended keyboard to a powerbook ?      Cleaning your monitor      Compression/transparency pitfalls      Dead mice      Devanagari Sanskrit Fonts?      Dialog Box shortcut?      Disk From Hell      Disk From Hell (2)      DW 3.1/sys6.0.8      DW 3.1 driver/ sys 6.07 [A]      Epson printer drivers (reply)      Error 33      Floppy drive diagnostic software      Freezing with triple-clicks?      Hebrew System 7---missing font?      help needed      LC background question      mac training videos      Mail to AppleLink/CompuServe (Q)      meaning of (numbered) error messages (q.)      MIF translator to get files from FrameMaker (Q)?      miracle piano      More Printing Troubles--      Mouse does not move (Help)      Need 24-bit PICT      Online Newsletter      Password Protection      Personal LS to Personal NTR upgrade (Q)      PowerKey (Summary)      Printing linked documents to file (R)      Printing Troubles      RAM vs Disk Space...and Multifinder      Repeat Bibliographic : Advocacy for the devil      Telnet MacBinary and Kermit MacBinary (A)      The Word on Word      Translation of MASS-11 files (Reply)      Two-page Monitors      Undeleteable folder (A)      White Knight Text Downloads (Q)      White Knight timer DOES flicker      wishlist:  choose finder/multifinder, main monitor at startup      Word, footnotes, table and figure renumbering      Word 5.0 crashes - Side not      wordprocessing on a Sparc and an SE/30? (A)      Zterm Text Capture#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-142.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] FEdit+ 1.08      [*] JPEGView 1.0      [*] Merz HyperCard Stack      [*] PlayMaker News 1/1      [*] Spider-demo1.2m.sea.Hqx      [*] TextTrap.sit      "not enough finder memory to work with hard disk" (A)      3-D CLIP-ART      512K SIMMs--The Use (A) (2 msgs)      A matter of graphics, transfers, and madness...(Q)      a question      Audio CDs: How Do It Know?      Changing Renumber Default in Word 5? (Q)      DW 3.1/sys6.0.8      experience with MICRO MAPS?      Extended keyboard and PB170 (C)      Fly Icons and ~MOOF~      FORUM by Pacer (Q)      Framemaker      FTP programs for the Mac      Help Needed(Sticky Cursor)[A]      HyperCard Serial Communications Toolkit (Q)      Icon clumping in Sys 7 (A)      image files,diskcopy (q)      ImageWriter I???      Info-Mac Digest V10 #141      is apple cd 150 an XA drive      lexis and westlaw      Mac II/IIx Upgrades      MIF translator to get files from FrameMaker (A)      Mouse Does Not Move (Help)[A]      OzTeX      Personal LS to Personal NTR upgrade      postscript      Powerbook 170 problem with internal and external modems      printing via ethernet      re- MIF translator to get f      Reinking cartridges      Shareware Registration on CompuServe      SoftwareFPU      Typing diacretics after a vowel?      White Knight Text Downloads (A)      White Knight Text Downloads (C)      White Knight Text Downloads (Q) (2 msgs)      word-processor with mail merge facility      WordBASIC      XCMD to test for 24 or 32 bits?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-143.txt   ****Today's Topics:      6.0x on PowerBook?      6 slot murders (C)      8-bit desktop background pi      Access to WestLaw and Lexis      Apple Monitor Warranty Question      AppleMouse MicroSwitch      Avon Calling my MacFX      Backgrounding      Built-in debugger/monitor help needed (A)      Can you connect an extended keyboard to a powerbook ?      CD Rom & Magneto-Optical Questions      CD roms drives      DeskWriter C - New Model? (Q)      Dialog Box shortcut? (summary)      Disappearing cursor on IIsi      Error -1070 when server goes down (Q)      Essence of Ives Sound File--How to "Play"?      fax modems      Fedit      FORUM by Pacer (Q)      FTP programs for the Mac (R)      Graphics,Transfers, and madness (C)      Help Needed (Sticky Cursor) [A]      Hypertalk: how to read directories? (Q)      Icon clumping in Sys 7      image files,diskcopy (A, I think)      image files,diskcopy [A]      ImageWriter I???      ImageWriter I with Newer Macs      lexis and westlaw      lexis and westlaw (R)      mac apps on a Sun      Mac II/IIx Upgrades (2 msgs)      Mac II/IIx Upgrades (C)      meaning of (numbered) error      Mirror Monitors and Superdrive Translation      Mouse Problems [R]      None      No posting "Multifinder 6.1b9" at ANY ftp site...      PageMaker 4.2a problem      PageMaker 4.2a Problem ---- Fixed!!!!      Partition Switching (A)      Personal LS to Personal NTR upgrade      Personal LS to Personal NTR upgrade (Q)      PLW LS to PLW NTR upgrade      Problem among Think Pascal & Fileguard      Prometheus 14.4 modem.      PS files      PSI 2.0      RE- Fly Icons and ~MOOF~      re Can you create a PICT image from postscript code      SendPS (Q)      SLIP for the Mac?      Stripping linefeeds (C)      Stylewriter and labels      Superfluous LF's vanish in at a single stroke (A)      Sys7 Disappearing HD Icon      Terminator 2 Beep      Text editor for large files      The value of expertise :)      True Type Fonts      Unusual Delay      Video-capture on the Mac  (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-144.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Bouncing Polygon      [*] Hardware-price-report.sea.hqx      [*] Merz Poetry 3.1      [*] Sound format converter - Sun ulaw to Mac snd      :? Mac<-INTERNET->DOS secure comm?      [Q] Powerbooks - Free Case and Using Abroad      Apple RBG HiRes Monitor Recall Followup      Audio CDs: How Do It Know? (A)      AutoDoubler and Dove      Basic reference works in electronic form      Can you create a PICT image from postscript code      CCITT Group 4 bilevel TIFF Software      Cheap Powerbooks ?!      Clarus      Connectivity      Data Modem 2400 (Q)      diacretics (2 msgs)      Dot surface --> Solid surface (C + Q)      Error codes      EtherNet networks (setting one up)      FEdit+      File: "INFO-MAC MAIL" being sent to you      FTP programs for the Mac      How do I access genie address from internet or bitnet?      How to get Mac Word to DOS Word Perfect 5.x?      HP LaserJet Driver ?      HyperCard Serial Toolkit      ImageWriter I (A)      Inaccessible Truetype characters      Info-Mac Digest V10 #141 'help needed'      Info-Mac Digest V10 #142      Info-Mac Digest V10 #143      init-crashes      Installing a 68020 into an SE      Mac+ memory      MacIIFX update, problem solved      Microswitch solution?      MS QuickBasic->THINK C 5.0      Partition Switching (A)      Personal Laserwriter LS upgrade (C)      Phrase      PLW LS to PLW NTR upgrade      PLW LS to PLW NTR upgrade (A)      PowerBook and Modem (Q)      PS files and SendPS (A)      Purchasing Upgrade to Personal LaserWriter NTR (Q)      QUADRA 750      Query for posting in the digest.      se/30 question      SendPS under System 7 (A)      Show Icons      Spreadsheet question      startup sheet blues      Stylewriter Background Printing      Superfluous LF's vanish in at a single stroke (A)      Synergy (VersaTerm-PRO) Telephone Number?      Sys7 suitcase --> Sys6 DA (Q)      Text editor for large files (A) (2 msgs)      thank you      Tiger Software      Typing diacritics after a vowel (A)      Voice Navigator SW      Workstation WP (A)      Zoom modem and AppleTalk Remote Access#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-145.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] *The Bible Promise Stack 1.2 Submission      [*] achi.hqx      [*] After Dark Blank 1.0      [*] AliasZoo125.cpt.hqx (alias utility)      [*] Blackjack Trainer V2.0 (demo) (Part 1 of 6)      [*] game upload      [*] GopherApp, Internet Gopher client      [*] Graf 1.4.3 Addendum      [*] HyperDecisionTree 2.0.4      [*] LeeMail 1.2.4      [*] Merry Wives of Windsor v.1.0 stack      [*] Mille Bornes 1.2.1      [*] NeXT WDEF INIT      [*] nuntius-11b2.hqx      [*] Nuntius 1.1b1      [*] SearchforSpock.sit.hqx (sounds)      [*] Submission: Pump and snatch network utility      [*] system-picker-10b11.hqx; 27k      [*] ThoughtPattern 1.3 Demo      [*] TidBITS#128/15-Jun-92      16 Mb SIMMs on Quadra/950?      Aladdin & Alysis: miscommunication (2 msgs)      Aldus FreeHand 2.0 Bug (?)      A matter of graphics,transfers, and madness-SUMMARY OF RESPONSES      Any Influence Diagram Software for Mac?      Audio CDs: How Do It Know? (A)      CarpetBag not the problem      Changing the Stationery default button (Q)      Connecting a 95LX to a Mac      connectivity (A)      Desk Accessory Cloning (Q)      Dos mounting utils/32bit      FEdit+ (A)      FEdit Plus (use carefully)      Great new product for WORD 5      II/IIx/IIfx-> Quadra      Inaccessible Truetype characters (A)      Internet to AppleLink Problem      Mapping keys on the Mac (Q)      Microswitch fixed in Apple Mouse      Modem, HardHandshake cable, and Quardra (q)      NTR upgrade      Printing to a Mac Printer from Sun Network      Quadra 750 (C)      Re-formating my hard drive      SE/30 Problems      se/30 question      SendPS under System 7 (A)      Slip for the Mac      StyleWriter Background Printing <A>      Superpaint 2.0 vs. Radius DirectColor/GX      Synergy (VersaTerm-PRO) Telephone Number? (R)      Text Editor for large files (a)      Text editor for large files (R)      True Type vs. BitMap fonts (Q)      VersaTerm (Synergy) Address (R)      Watermarks      Word 5.0 styles bug (C)      Word 5 Spelling and Grammar Update#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-146.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Desk Accessory Cloning (C)      [*] DiskExpander      [*] MDS11Updater      [*] NetAgent.sea.Hqx      [*] New Posting      [*] posting game/5stix      [*] rename dr-mac to dr-macinto      A.R.A      Aladdin & Alysis: miscommunication      Apple's New Ad Campaign      AppleShare 3.0      Apple Video Cards and Monitor (Q)      Audio CDs (A)      Audio CDs: How Do It Know? (A)      Audio CDs: How Do It Know? (Comment)      Audio CDs: How Do It Know? (R)      CD-ROM final stuff      Chording Keyboards (Q)      Contact Program      Dead Mac Video on a IIcx (Q)      debinhexers      Desk Accessory Cloning (A)      Eyeballs      Font Mystery      french with Zterm      gopher      How to make PowerBook Power-On Chime go Away? (Q)      IBM 3151 Terminal Emulation on a Mac?      Identifying guests in appleshare      II/IIx/IIfx -> Quadra (C)      Macintosh/NeXT E-Mail      MacWeek      MathCad question      memory errors using DISKCOPY 4.2      nuntius newsreader      Of Mice and Switches      Quadra/OverDrive (C)      replacing internal floppy drive on Mac+      se/30 question      SNA ps 3270 Terminal emulation      Sound recording with Macintosh LC      Superpaint 2.0 and Radius video cards - solution ?      Symantec      TrueType vs BitMap Fonts (A)      Why no Apple RAM disk option on less than a Quadra?      Word 5.0 styles bug#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-147.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] CCL Modem Tool 1.0      [*] TidBITS#129/ClarisWorks      Added torque start-up ROMS for old Quantum drives (Q)      Aladdin & Alysis (C)      Aladdin & Alysis: miscommunication (A)      Apple's New Ad Campaign      Apple RAM disk option only on Quadras...      AppleShare 3.0      Audio CDs (C) (2 msgs)      Booting on Powerbooks      Boston MacWorld Expo hotel info      CIS/Internet File Transfers (Q)      Color Monitor on a Mac IICI      Communications Interface for Modem Connection (Q)      concatenation (Q)      Cricketgraph - Sideways Text      Excel & Courier9 problems      Excel and PostScript???      Eyeballs (C)      fax modems      FAXModem software for Macs      french with Zterm      Funny Sys. 7 problem?      HD not booting (Q)      How to make PowerBook Power-On Chime go Away? (Q)      How to share a System 6 Volume with other machines?      Identifying guests in appleshare (A)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #146 (3 msgs)      inside mac files      mac appl on suns (R)      MacWeek      network problems      PageMaker/WriteNow 3.0 Filt      Pop-mail client software      Postscript to PICT convertion utility      Power supply for external hard drives      protecting folders from pirates      RAM disk only for 69040...NOT!      Re. NetAgent      SCSI Ethernet?      Startup sheet blues      Sun Remarketing      System_Crash_with_FlashWrite?      TrueType bitmaps      truetype vs. bitmap      TT vs other fonts      Upgrading a Mac Classic II (Q)...#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-148.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Aase st module resubmission      [*] Blackjack Trainer (Part 1 of 6)      [*] Bob's Eyes Pro, now version 1.3.6 !!!      [*] Escapade 1.3.2      [*] Import-Export Tools 2.2      [*] mac-bread-board.hqx      [*] NIH Image 1.44 Application(Binhex)      [*] Password v1.4      [*] SoundHack 0.60      (C) Identifying GUEST users who are file sharing on System 7      3.5" Floppy Protection (FAQ...?)      [Q?] Mac LC II + System 6.0.8 + Virtual Memory (Connectix,...)?      Alias Zoo Problems      America Online Mail Difficulty      Answer to Spreadsheet question      Apple's ads      Audio CDs - How Do They Know? (R)      Batman Returns sounds      boomerang for sys 7?      Boston MacWorld Expo hotel info (A)      Buyers  Beware      Change in Address      Cutting Edge hard drive      Disk From Hell (3)      DNA analysis software      FlashWrite ][      Funny Sys. 7 problem? (A)      Funny Sys 7 problem: Don't panic      Good deal on Quadra accelerators      HD not booting      How to share a System 6 Volume with other machines? (A)      How to view Quicktime file (Q)      IBM Wheelwriter to Mac      Info-Mac Digest V10 #147      Information recorded in audio CD's      ka9q for the Mac (Where do I get it)      LPunch Format      Mac Plus and 7 (C)      MacTCP & powerbook      MacWeek (3 msgs)      MacWeek (C)      Menu Choice (C)      Microsoft Upgrades?      More Mac Word 5 to DOS Word Perfect 5.1 questions...      Now Up-to-Date demo?      Pop-mail client software (again...) (Q)      Powerbook: A dangerous companion?      Power supply for external hard drives      problem w/ SuperPaint      Ram Disk (A)      RAMdisks      screen snapshot      Sound recording with Macintosh LC      Startup sheet blues <A>      System on Maxima RAM Disk?      True Type vs Others      TT vs other fonts (A)      Upgrading a Mac Classic II (A)      WANTED: Hardware Reference Manuals for pre-plus MAC.      Word_frequency_in_Word_4.0?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-149.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Banzai sounds      [*] Bible Promise Stack 1.3 Submission      [*] Demo of Exotic Shanghai II Tiles      [*] DepthCharge17.hqx      [*] Empire Master demo 2.0      [*] Jobs1984speech (sound)      [*] MacPhase_1_1_0.hqx      [*] New version of ShutdownLater ...      [*] ResEdit TMPL Types DA      [*] Upload      [*] UUTool 2.2      [*] Wdef patch 2.0      Added torque start-up ROMS for old Quantum drives (A) (2 msgs)      AOL GATEWAY PROBLEMS      AppleTalk-Ethernet interfaces (Q)      Audio CDs - How Do They Know? (R)      Color, Plain Paper printer wanted      concatenation (A?)      Creating templates in Excel 3      Cutting Edge drivers      EtherNet networks (setting one up)      Eyeballs      File Creators & Types      Fonts: usage      FTP Programs for the Mac (Summary)      GhostScript for the Mac (Q)      Gopher (Q)      How to get Mac Word to DOS Word Perfect 5.x?      How to read HPGL file on a Mac?  (Q)      Information recorded in audio CD's (A)      Is Apple's Demo CD-ROM out yet?      ka9q for the Mac (Where do I get it) (A)      Looking for Demo programs      LPunch Converter      LPunch Format (3 msgs)      LPunch Format <Partial answer>      Mac LC II + System 6.0.8      MacTCP & powerbook (A)      MacWeek      MacWeek (C)      modem software      PB sleeping      Postscript cartridge for HP LaserJet IIIp?      Printing problem      problem w/ SuperPaint      Problem with THINK Pascal & FileGuard (A)      Qudra Cpu cache aut-configuration tool?      Question      Scanners      screen snapshot (A)      SLIP      Software Registry Question      Strange conflict btw MacWrite II, Alarm Clock      SuperPaint 3.0  Install Problem      TidBITS & MacWEEK      TTConvert      unbinhqx for vms?      Video-capture on the Mac (Q)      Where is the ETHERNET driver for the QUADRA? (Q)      Why no Apple RAM disk option on less than a Quadra?      Yet more Mac Word 5 to DOS Word Perfect 5.1#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-150.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Auto Menus II version 1.0      [*] BBEdit 2.1.2      [*] Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest Volume 1 #110-119      [*] Escapade      [*] Files To Be Posted      [*] Harvest C 1.2 compiler and sources      [*] Imagery 1.8      [*] PSI 2.2      [*] Shanghai II 1.03 Updater      [*] SimPiglet 1.0.0 [*]      [*] Task Manager 2.2.1      [*] TidBITS#130/22-Jun-92      [*] WDEF PAtch from apple:further changes      3.5" Floppy Protection (FAQ...?) (C)      32 Bit Addressing XFCN answer      AIFF sounds      Anybody using bar-code readers for Data Input? (Q)      Asante EtherNet v4 Driver Software      Color Comm Tools?      CompuServe & Shareware fees      Cricket Presents (correction)      DNA analysis software      Ethernet driver for Quadra (R)      File Creators and Types      Fix your PB100 Trackball (a must read for owners!)      Fonts: usage (C)      FTP Programs for the Mac (C)      Getting by with a non non extended keyboard      GhostScript for the Mac (A)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #146      Info-Mac Digest V10 #149      LC II or wait?      Legality of uploading TT -> Type 1 conversions      LocalTalk via Radio? (Q)      LPunch Format (3 msgs)      Lpunch Format (A)      LPunch Format <A>      Mac + and HD (Q)      Mac Expo - Toronto      Macs that will run System 6      MacTCP & PowerBook (A)      MacTCP & powerbook (R)      MacWeek (C)      MDS & StuffIt conflict      Mice for Mac Pluses      More Disk Space      Multiple references to footnote in Word 5.0 with System 7      Needleman Errors      New Mac site      Nisus - the next generation      NUVOLINK SC      Ofoto without scanner      PB100. run Sys 6?      PICT Screen Grabbing Utility (Q)      Postscript to PICT conversion utility (A)      PowerBooks and Sleep mode      Qudra Cpu cache aut-configuration tool?      Re-formating my hard drive      reading HPGL files on a Mac      Repeat bibliographic citations, yet another round      Rumors of a (marginally) new powerbook 145.      SLIP      Software Registry Question <Answer>      Sound recording with Macintosh LC (A)      Sounds help request      Stuffit Lite Beta      System 7 and Hypercard Licensing (again!) (Q)      TTConvert      What is on a CD?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-151.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Apple PR on successor to MacApp      [*] HyperCard Stack: HPGL to PICT translator      [*] Mac Stack size init      [*] Marienbad-30.hqx      [*] NOW-Up-To-Date demo      [*] Sample Editor 1.0.3      [*] ShutDown Later version 1.0.1 (23 June 1992) ..      [*] Speedometer 3.1      [*] Spinning earth quicktime      AppleColor High-Res RGB H.V. capacitor (A)      Bidirectional ImageWriter (Q)      bug in OmniPage Pro 2.1      Clock on Mac      Color, Plain-paper printer (summary)      CompuServe & Shareware fees (A)      Converting Mac Postscript to EPS 'with preview' (Q)      Demo versions (like cp/auto-menus-ii-10.hqx and app/mac-roots-57.hqx)      Disk*Go---how good? (Q)      DiskDup+ 2.0 Conflict with Maxima      disk fixup utilities?      exabyte drivers and 8.24gc rom (Q)      FAX Modems      FTP Programs for the Mac (Addendum)      FTP Programs for the Mac (Summary)      Hierarchical menus-hypercard      Is the Powerbook 100 to be dropped?      Launching a User Group      Legality of uploading TT -> Type 1 Conversions (A) (2 msgs)      Liken, Apple and software copyrights...      Looking for MPW Perl...      Mac Expo - Paris      MacTCP "talk" program under Finder?      MacTCP & PowerBook (A)      Macworld Expo Everywhere      Manalyzer for Quadra 700?      Maxima RAM disk and Superboomerang problem      Mice for Mac Pluses (Plusi?)      More Disk Space (C)      multiple references      Multiple references to footnote in Word 5.0 with System 7 (C)      Needleman Errors (A)      Nisus - the next generation      No Paste Special on Word 5 Edit Menu      NuvoLink SC (a)      pagemaker msword5 filter      PB100. run Sys 6?      PICT Screen Grabbing Utility (A)      Plastics bags for diskettes      PLI--A True Story      Pop-mail client software      PowerBooks and Sleep mode      Prepare for the coming StuffIt Lite beta obsolence now!      Quadra Cache - Is SAM 3.0.3 compatible?      Quick Tip for IIsi users      Return of Applesoft Basic ? -- NOT !      Setting SCSI address with system 6 on the PB-100 used as a SCSI HD.      System 7 and memory  (Was: Sound Master 1.7.2 -> error 192)      TT fonts      View by...shortcut!#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-152.txt   ****Today's Topics:      Administrivia      [*] auto-clock-1.3.1.hqx      [*] Ivar1.0.1.sit.hqx      [*] Mac memory configurations      [*] Nuntius1.1.sea.hqx      [*] RoboWar 2.3      [*] TheBelcher.cpt.hqx      [*] The Real 3D Rubik Pyro Module      [*] TidBITS#131/29-Jun-92      [*] UnZip 1.10      "59M" rather than "59K"?      A-Soft BASIC pgm to Mac      About QuickBasic/Think C....      Aliases and italics?      applesoft      A question about Soft PC      AutoMenus II (Q)      Battery ext for PB-100 system-6, Force sleep key, RAM disk.      Demo versions (like cp/auto-menus-ii-10.hqx and app/mac-roots-57.hqx)      Demo Versions (R)      Disappearing Folder After MacTools 2 insatllation HELP      Disk Cache for PB (Q)      DiskDup+ 2.0 Conflict with Maxima (A)      disk fixup utilities?      Dr Who Sound?      DynoPage Lite      EDUCATIONAL PRICE OF MAC LCII IN ENGLAND      FrameMaker educational pric      FTP transfer rates      How to tell whether fonts can be freely distributed (?)      IIsi, video, cache settings      IISi Video Tweeking (Again?)      Internet access on America Online      Internet speed (was FTP Programs for the Mac (Addendum)) (C)      Is the Powerbook 100 to be dropped?      Mac&MS-DOS Scheduler (Q)      Mac floppy drive repair and diagnostics      MacTCP control panel weirdness      Manalyzer (Q)      Messed Up Icons      mirror site boo-boo (Mine!)      Need advice on 16-inch color monitor (Q)      No Paste Special on Word 5 Edit Menu      No Paste Special on Word 5 Edit Menu (A)      PLI--A True Story      PSpice (Q)      PwBk170 availablitity? (Q)+(F)      Quadra Cache - Is SAM 3.0.3 compatible?      Return of AppleSoft BASIC (A)      Return of Applesoft Basic ? -- NOT !      StuffIt Lite Expiration      Superclock with PB -- extra feature      System 7 in 2 MBytes      Telecom/Satalite Problem      Wanted:  Postscript converter      Warning for users of NCSA Telnet 2.5B      Windows 3.1 fonts for use on Macs#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-153.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [A] Converting Encapsulated PostScript to PICT      A Gorilla Mauled my Mother -board      Aliases not in Italic      Anybody using bar-code readers for Data Input? (A)      A question about SoftPC (A)      A question about Soft PC (C)      awk for the mac?      Disappearing Desktop Folder (A?)      DiskDup+ 2.0 Conflict with Maxima      dvi/tex previewer      expiring shareware      HELP !!!!. My mac is down      HyperGlot to learn Spanish      IIsi, lies, and video cache      Info-Mac Digest V10 #152      Internet access on America Online (A)      Internet access on America Online (C)      Looking for system 6 chosser      Mac front-end for UNIX email system      MacTCP control panel weirdness      Manalyzer (R)      Microsoft Works (C)      MIDI      monitors      Needleman Problem      Paste Special on Word 5 (R)      Powerbook 170 for virtually 32 bits      Question about Icons      Question about RAM      Resending "Analytic Hierarchy Process - in search of Mac S/W implement      scsi cables      Think C objects in Think Pascal (Q)?      WK Script WINDOW ERASE (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-154.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Compact_Pro1.33.sea.hqx      [*] Murph's Vaporware column for July 1992      (Q): Sound Problems on si      .Z files      [Q]Integrated Accounting Software      Abracadata's Design Your Own Home: Landscape      Aliases not in Italic      Alysis/Aladdin dispute: a public chronology      awk for the mac? (A)      Bidirectional ImageWriter (A)      Default Stationery Button (Q)      expiring shareware      Gatekeeper prefs problem      Internet access on America Online      July Vaporware follow-up      Macintosh implementation of AHP (A)      Mathematical Fonts (Other than symbol/math.grk) Wanted      MIDI      MIDI (A)      New Mac OS's      No Paste Special on Word 5 Edit Menu      Powerbook 170 for virtually 32 bits (3 msgs)      Power up ResEdit?      Question about RAM (2 msgs)      Question about RAM (R)      Request for UUTool feedback      Soft PC (C)      SuperClock (Q)      Unix sz & rz with binary files...      WK Script WINDOW ERASE (Never Mind)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-155.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] * FinderMenu 1.0      [*] AliasZoo1.4 (utility)      [*] Bookends Mac Demo Upload      [*] BunchTyper_101.sea.hqx      [*] How to Refill StyleWriter Cartridges, version 2.      [*] lp-decode.hqx      [*] Macintosh FAQ      [*] miniWRITER1.73.sit      [*] MoriaPX1.0b2.cpt.hqx      [*] new version of generating-postscript.txt      [*] PlayOn! -- sound play-through utility      [*] poly-30.cpt.hqx      [*] Remember 2.3.2 Updater      [*] Responses on Fax-modems      [*] stylewriter-on-appltalk.hqx      [*] Suitcase 2.1.1 updater      [*] Type 1 PostScript Font For Posting      [*] Updater to Shanghai II 1.04      Alysis/Aladdin Dispute (C)      Apple not excited about MIDI?      A question about Soft PC (C)      awk for the mac: summary      Barcodes and PC Input devices (Q)      bidirectional imagewriting      Binary File Tansfer (A)      CD-ROM control via HyperCard      CD-ROM control via HyperCard (Q)      Chinese word processors      Connecting CDROM drive to Macs      Cooling fans for Mac Plus (Q)      Copying and moving files in the Finder      Database program for CD's      Direct PowerBook 100 cable?      DiskFitPro (Q)      expiring shareware      expiring shareware (continued)      Fonts      For info-mac digest      Info-Mac Digest V10 #154      internet baby question      LocalTalk - Ethernet Bridge      MS Word - Customized Menus using "Commands" menu item.      Needleman/Alladin/Alysis      Problem with VM after RAM upgrade. Please help.      QuickDraw Printers and Publish & Subscribe Problem      Shareware Authors: an idea      SoftPC (C)      True Type and Jagged Print (Q)      Using a DEC tape drive for backing up Macs      what's the cache      Why does my Round WDEF break under sys7 Hide/Show feature ?      WK Script WINDOW ERASE (C)      zapping the parameter ram in a Quadra...      ZIP files won't unzip#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-156.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Calc_ii_107.sea.hqx      [*] city-encounter-generator.hqx      [*] hearts.hqx      [*] Information File      [*] kill-finder-10.hqx      [*] lang/think-c-cmaster-update106to107.hqx      [*] Lazy-Scheme.cpt.hqx      [*] PC Keypad 1.0 (alpha)      [*] Pictoid Package Updater to Version 1.1      [*] posting      [*] Re: info on mac/postscript      [*] SciCalc - a scientific calculator      [*] Summary of responses to Ethernet-Appletalk query [*]      [*] Word 5.0a patcher      (Q) Drop file mover.      386sx co-processor      Abracadata's Design Your Own Home: Landscape      Aliases and italics?      Apple and MIDI      A question about Soft PC (R)      document-application links?      EPS to PICT Convertor Wanted      expiring shareware      filofax      Mac equivalent for DOS dBase      Mac LC clobbers its hard disk      Magic14400  (C)      MIDI (A)      MIDI files - any known ftp sites? (Q)      Multiport for Macs      My serial port and the onset of gout      QuicKeys 2.1.2--problems/Tempo upgrade offer      QuickTime accelerators (Q)      RollCall for the Mac?      Shareware Authors: an idea      Shareware comment      SoftPC and F-key emulation      SoftPC and F-key emulation (A)      Startup Sheet Blues: CASE CLOSED      SuperClock (C)      SuperPaint 3.0  Install Problem      THINK C 5.0 ...      Times Series Analysis Software [Q]      TrueType and Jagged Print (A)      Unix sz & rz with binary files...      Word processor file conversion programs      zip files won't unzip      ZIP files won't unzip (A)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-157.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [!] new Mac virus; a file on sumex was infected      68030 Assembly Language      824gcexabyteA...OzTeXStylewriterQ      application - document links?      AutoDoubler vs larger disk (C)      Background printing/Spooling with ImageWriter (Q)      Chinese word processors      Compact Pro 1.33 beats Stuffit Lite      Connecting CDROM drive to Macs (A)      cursor keys in MacTerminal on PowerBooks (Q)      Frequently Asked Questions Text File Name Wrong      How to find a corrupted font?? (Q)      How to get a Mac on the Internet (A)      Implied allegations of piracy      Info-Mac Digest V10 #156      Internet access on America Online      Mac equivalent for DOS dBase      Mac equivalent for DOS dBase (A)      Mac LC clobbers its Hard disk (C)      Mcvert on AIX...      Monospaced fonts? (Q)      Multiple replies (MR)      Now Utilities problem (Q)      Ram watchin' tool (R)      Reading mac disks on a DOS machine      Shareware Authors: an idea      Stuffit Lite Beta      TheNews      THINK C 5.0 ...      TrueType Jaggies (R)      Wanted cheap hard drives      Wanted Info re: modem connections      Wish #2      Word processor file conversion programs      Word processor file conversion programs (A)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-158.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Bob's Eyes Pro 2.0 now Free Software under GNU GPL v2      [*] Bolo, an AppleTalk game      [*] Communicator 1.0      [*] DarkSide of the Mac v.3.1.1      [*] diku-ticker-12.hqx      [*] SciCalc resubmission      [*] tiff6.hqx      [*] VirusDetective 5.0.5      680x0 Assembly Language (A)      Background Printing/Spooling with Imagewriter (A)      Cant send files with AOL      Compact Pro 1.33 beats Stuffit Lite      Compact Pro vs Stuffit Lite      dead-mac-sound-player      help please.      How to apply patches to System 7 (Q)      How to get a Mac on the Internet (A)      How to survive until Disinfectant 2.9 *sigh*      Ill Ans. (A)      Implied allegations of piracy      Mac to Videotape?      Mcvert on AIX...      Origin of MeSsy DOS      PB 170 Power-Up      Power up ResEdit? (R)      Quadra/OverDrive: more info (C)      Reading mac disks on a DOS machine (A)      SCSI Switch (Q)      THINK C 5.0 ...      Translating with Claris XTND      TrueType Jaggies (Q,C)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-159.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Custom Killer.hqx      [*] DeIcon.hqx      (Q) Spanish translation table for Eudora      680x0 Assembly Language (A) (2 msgs)      Al Bloom on Alysis      Apple scanner vs Quadra question (2 msgs)      A question about Soft PC      A question about Soft PC (c)      A small MPW script      Awesome PowerBook Memory Prices      Bernoulli drive from PC      Bulletin Board Software (Q)      Complex Color Printing with an SE and DW-C (Q)      Compression Utilities      Direct PowerBook 100 cable?      Dvorak keyboard layout?      DynoPage Lite      Freedom of Press (Q)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #157      Liken - Mac emulator for Suns (Q)      Looking for Micrographic Images (Q)      MacPassword/AutoDoubler      MacRAILGun 030 Pro (Q)      Mcvert on AIX...      MIDI repository (A)      MS-DOS <--> Mac questions      New VirusDetective & COA      Print2Pict and Hypercard Question (Q)      Printing Question      Quadra Overdrive (C)      Question about IIci RAM      Question about Microsoft Works, Stylewriter and Labels      QuicKeys Updater Problem      Reading mac disk on a DOS machine (Thanks)      Reboot 6 slot Mac after power failure (Q)      Running PC software on Mac II      setting task priorities      Soft-PC/AT Comments?      sound recording software      StuffIt Lite      SuperSpool 5.0  and SuperLaserSpool 3.0      TIFF and HyperCard viewer      TIRPC over Appletalk (Q)      Trouble with a vendor      True-Type Jaggies      TrueType Jaggies (C)      USCD Pascal for the Mac (Q)      Where are the HyperCard and HyperTalk Help DA's?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-160.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Stuffit Lite 3.0 release version      680x0 Assembly Language - from MCL too! (A)      A small MPW script      Changing SCSI address on a Quantum/Apple 40 MB      Conversion of RGB to NTSC/PAL composite video - RasterOps Video Exp...      Disk Mirroring - Large Volume Backups      EPS->PICT      GetAddressingMode XFCN      Looking for a chooser device that outputs plain ascii code      MS-DOS <--> Mac questions(A)      ofoto      Quadra/OverDrive (C)      Reading Mac disks on an IBM (A)      Rotated Text      Slidemakers      SLIP, what it is, etc.      stuffit extractor question      SuperSpool 5.0 & System 7?      Supra's BBS      TeX/dvi previewer (A)      TrueType fonts and Jagged print      truetype fonts make bitmapped ones redundant?      Update Management Software?      USCD Pascal for the Mac (A)      Word 5.0 loss of graphics display      X-Windows on the Mac (C)      Xeba Modems (Q)      ZIP files will unzip! (Thanks)      Zoom Modems (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-161.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] AOL Aid 1.1 (Commware INIT for use with AOL software)      [*] Disinfectant 2.9      [*] Down by the Riverside song in DMCS format      [*] East-Texas-night-noises.sit.hqx (sound)      [*] Easy Envelopes+ 2.6 (now Quadra compatible)      [*] FireIcons I.sea.hqx      [*] FireIcons II.sea.hqx      [*] GopherApp 1.2b2      [*] INIT Tracker 1.2 (System 7 and Quadra compatible)      [*] Latest Novy accelerator board software      [*] led-zeppelin-10.hqx      [*] LeMans92.sit.hqx      [*] Macbeth      [*] macps/prepfix v. 2.3      [*] Mac Shareware - File Kit version 1.1 with new alias features      [*] Mac Shareware - Key Tools version 1.0.1      [*] MacSokoban 2.0      [*] Mandella6.1.cpt.hqx      [*] MandelMovie      [*] PowerLaunch Demo      [*] Resend of Edit II 2.02      [*] RivalRefresh1.1.9w      [*] space.hqx      [*] To Do! 3.2 (Now Quadra compatible)      [*] Trash Selector 1.1.sit.hqx      [*] vendor-email-addresses.txt      Awesome PowerBook Memory Prices      Budding programmer      Disk Librarian      DTR/CTS hardware flow Control      EPS->PICT      Info-Mac Digest V10 #160      Installing sound: Error -192      keystroke monitor (Q)      Loss of Word 5.0 graphic display      More on MIDI [C]      PowerKey      Public Domain Dictionary? (A)      Quadra 750      Quark Inc has an attitude problem      Quick Link II Fax software update (C)      Reading Mac Disks on an IBM      Scripting...Macros      Serial Link      Slip Connectin (A)      Stuffit Lite 3.0 vs. Compact Pro 1.33      Suggestion: Use more descriptive subjects for articles and files      Supra's BBS      Supra's BBS number...      System crashBad F-line instruction...      System Switching Hassles      truetype fonts make bitmapped ones redundant?      Typing tutoring program recommendation wanted      Xeba Modems (F)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-162.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest Volume 1 #120-129      [*] Demented_Sounds.cpt.hqx      [*] doors-stack-20.hqx      [*] Hilversum, a truetype font      [*] Nuntius1.1.src.sea.hqx      [*] Query it! version 1.0      [*] Sapirsans, a truetype font      [*] SimBush: The Digital Candidate [PART 1 OF 3]      [*] UUTool 23      Announcing: Programmer's Editor Package      AOL Aid INIT      AutoCad to Mac      Bad F-Line Instruction      Budding Programmer (A)      carbon copy mac [Q]      CDROM ->music      ChinaTalk - *DESTRUCTIVE* Mac Trojan Alert!!      Classic Crashing (Q)      cracking the midi code      Cyrillic version of System 7      desktop manager      grey boxes in word 5.0a      Hackers: A book      i/o error, bad checksum etc (Q)      idealiner3.4      Illustrator conflict with PowerSwitcher 1.0b1      Keeping Custom Icons [Q]      LIAISON on QUADRA (Q)      PC Access vs PC Exchange (Q)      PC Mailing List      Quark Service (C)      Reading (formatting) HD Mac Disks on a PeeCee      Refilling StyleWriter's cartridge      Search for Lossless QuickTime Codec      Stuffit Lite Registration      TypeIt4Me - where is it?      Xeba quicktel modems#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-163.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Bob's Eyes Pro 2.0.1      [*] Bonk-1.4.2.cpt.hqx      [*] BorzoiReaderTT, a truetype font      [*] Inexpensive Modem Information Text File      [*] IntCalc-1.1      [*] internet acronyms      [*] Mac-in-Dos posting      [*] Macbeth ii.      [*] PSI 2.3      [*] RAMCheck 2.0      [*] rival-refresh-119x.hqx      [*] RTF Import 1.0a.sea.hqx      [*] Shakespeare's Sonnets      [*] TypeIt4Me v3.2 extension      AppleShare aliases      AppleTalk Remote Access problems on a IIci      AutoCad to Mac      AutoCad to Mac (R)      Bad Checksum error      Bad F-Line Instruction Crashes      Bolo 0.95d (game)      Data Products laser printer (Q)      How can I convert "QDV " picture resources      Info-Mac Digest V10 #162      INIT Tracker Conflict with NCSA Telnet TCP      internet acronyms      Keeping Custom Icons [A]      Laser Writer + True Type (Q)      Liken      Location of TypeIt4Me      Magenta Flash (Q)      Motorola Bulletin Board      Nisus, XTND and the Quadra (A)      OmniPage Pro      PC Mailing List      Phonetic symbols font      Postcraft Postility Toolkit, any experience ? [Q, right?]      PowerKey 2.01      Print Spoolers      Quadra 900 and 2nd FDHD      Quark's a lark      SLIP: Thanks! also, MacKermit 0.99(94)      Statistics Packages (Q) (2 msgs)      Supra's BBS      System 7 unimplemented trap      two programming problems (Q)      Word 5.0 Settings Files Being Eaten Solution (Was "No Paste Special")      Word 5 / StyleWriter printing troubles      Word5 Speller Update Problem?      X-Windows on the Mac (C)      zmodem. . .#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-164.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] TidBITS#132/06-Jul-92      -35 error with UUtool23      AAA AMAZING!!! (Correction)      AAA AMAZING!!! (Why your Mac's so slow)      Apple's ftp server down?      ARA on IIci problem SOLVED!!!      Awesome PowerBook Memory Prices!      CIS and Shareware      Comm Program Needed      Differences btwn PageMaker and QuarK (Q)      Easy Envelopes      EPS->previewable/editable EPS      Good Hypercard Books      Hard Drives      HD Initializing - Warning!      How do you escape the "Unimplemented Trap"?      Laser Writer + True Type (Q)      LaserWriter IIg fonts      MAC-IN-DOS      Mac-In-DOS (C)      Mac statistical program (A) SPSS      Math Coprocessors      Monospaced fonts? (A)      Norton Filesaver/Disinfectant conflict?      PC Mailing List      Phonetic Symbols Font (A)      PrintToPICT, any versions between 1.3 and 3.0 ? [Q]      Quadra compatibility list      QuicKeys Lite      Scheduling Software (Q)      Smith Micro Software (QuickLink)      Source of Punch Cards? (Q)      Statistics packages (A)      Stuffit Extract      Stylewriter refills - 25ml is what you need      SupraFAXmodem      Virus detecting programs      WORD 5 Speller Upgrade Problem ? Not me ! [A]      XCMD's      X Windows on MAC      Your thoughts on graphic tablets#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-165.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] After Dark Blank 1.1      [*] Async Family      [*] Batman Returns Beeps      [*] BorzoiReaderTT, a truetype font (resubmission)      [*] boyz-n-the-hood.hqx      [*] Calculator+      [*] Carpetbag 1.2.2      [*] Desktop Manager      [*] Dvorak keyboard and many others      [*] EasyPrint      [*] finder-view-10.hqx      [*] Fractals AfterDark Module      [*] GetAddressingMode XFCN - tells if Mac is in 24 or 32 bit mode      [*] guide-to-xcmds      [*] InformalOblique, a mac truetype font      [*] New version of /report/mac-tcp-info.txt      [*] Private Secretary 2.2.3      [*] QK AppleEvents Ext. 1.0.1      [*] QuicKeys 2.1.2->2.1.2a Updater      [*] RAM Disk Namer      [*] Sharedisk offer      [*] ShutDown Delay 1.28      [*] SoftAT 2.5->2.52 Updaters      [*] SupraFAXModem V.32bis ARA      [*] TattleTale 1.4 DA      [*] UUTool 23 bug      [*] Zoom ARA script      [*] ZoomSwitch 1.1      A-Traps (C)      Adam and his $100...      AOL Aid INIT (R)      Apple File Transfer (Q) Mac --> Ami Pro?      A screen snapshot of pull-down menus?      bad F-Line instruction error...      Boston Expo Tips      Budding programmer (A)      Comm Program Needed      Comm Program Suggestions      Differences Btw PageMaker and Quark (C)      EPS->previewable/editable EPS [C]      errors with UUtool23      Good Hypercard Books (A)      Help Quadra 700 CACHE problem (Q)      Help Quadra 700 CACHE problem? (Q)      HP FIRST automated service (was PaintJet XL drivers)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #163      LaserWriter IIg fonts (A)      Latest Quick Link II Fax is 2.02      MAC-IN-DOS (3 msgs)      Mac binaries to MS-DOS via smtp mail      macintosh x client software      Mea Culpa: Word Speller Not Guilty      Norton Filesaver/Disinfectant conflict? (R)      Odd behaviour of a Text QuicKey - Help!      Powerbook and Math coprocessor (Q)      Quadra 700 VRAM upgrade - crucial info      Quadra compatibility problems overstated      Quadra Prices (Q) (2 msgs)      Re2: Supra's BBS      removeable media (fast)      SAM search string for ChinaTalk trojan      Source for Hard Drive (APS testimonial)      Statistical Packages (A) Minitab      unimplemented trap system errors (A {sortof})      very sloooow Quadra 900      Virex UDV string for ChinaTalk trojan      X-Windows on the Mac (C)      XCMD's#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-166.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Gatekeeper 1.2.6      [*] SAM 3.0 Virus Definitions      (Q) difference between HP Deskjet/writer      (Q) hypercard serial I/O XCMD      AAIS Prolog      Backup System for Macs & IBMs (Q)      Building QT movies from HyperCard      Calculator+ really freeware??      Dove Fax+ software (Q)      e-mail address for mailorder      Eudora 1.3b34 time out problem      Fonts and Other System Stuff      Hanging a non-network printer without the internet router      Help Quadra 700 CACHE problem (R)      High-Speed Fax Modems      How Do I Control an Apple Serial NB Card (Q)      Info on hardware utilities      Mac-PC file exchange (Q)      MacX      Marathon Software      Odd behaviour of a Text QuicKey - Help! (A)      Organic Chemistry Drawing Programs      PLW NTR vs. Nec S62P - which?      Powerbook memory      Problems with my Quadra and system 7      Quadra 700 ram upgrade (C)      QuicKeys shareware equivalent?      RS-170 video for the mac?      Screen snapshot of pull-down menus (R)      Screen Snapshot of pulled down menus (A)      Shadowgate Q's      Supra Modems on BCS*Mac BBS      Taking a PowerBook/StyleWriter to Europe (Q)      Telnet 2.5/Excel 4.0 conflict      Think Reference's new version?      very sloooow Quadra 900 (R)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-167.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] mcvert-170.shar      [*] THINK Back v1.1 (now supports THINK Pascal!)      (A) A screen snapshot of pull-down menus?      AppleTalk Remote Access can be made to Pulse Dial      ARJ Decompressor for the Mac      Bad F-Line Solutions?      Calculator+ really freeware??? (A, Q)      Calling XCMDs from your own application      ChinaTalk search and repair string for AntiVirus 2.0      Dove Fax+ software (C)      Edison Calculator Co.      FORTRAN Compiler      GateKeeper/FileSaver Incompatibility      Hanging a non-network printer without the internet router      Hex for Extended Keyboard      How Do I Control an Apple Serial NB Card (A)      ID pins for Apple 16" monitor (Q)      MacUser tip      Problems with my Quadra and system 7      Quadra VRAM 700 upgrade (addendum)      Quark, a concurring opinion      QuicKeys shareware equivalent?      Silver Lining Question      Text-to-speech summary      TrueType Problems.      What is wrong with my Mac?      Xtension to convert from Pagemaker to Quark?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-168.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] /comm/FTPd-109.hqx      [*] 3d Tic-Tac-Toe submission      [*] AppleEventAppsWord      [*] apps/EndNote_Plus_1.2_Demo.sea.hqx      [*] ATR driver for WorldBlazer (14.4k)      [*] ATR driver for WorldBlazer (PEP)      [*] Auspice 2.5      [*] Black Box 1.2 submission      [*] gaeilgefont.hqx      [*] gin-rummy-12.hqx (card game)      [*] gopher-app-13b52.hqx      [*] led-zeppelin-11.hqx      [*] PageMaker Filter for Quark 3.1      [*] real-answer-10.hqx      [*] Recipe 2.0b Stack      [*] RegionsFromHC      [*] Robot & Ball & House      [*] SimBush 1.1      [*] SimPiglet 1.1      [*] Submission      [*] TattleTale 1.4.1 App      [*] TattleTale 1.4.1 DA      [*] To the giant      'lpd' for MAC??      A cheap method for typing Japanese [Q]      Announcing More QuickTime Movies!      A novice question...      AppleTalk Remote Access can be made to Pulse Dial      ARJ Decompressor for the Mac (A)      A screen snapshot of pull-down menus? (A)      A screen snapshot of pull-down menus? Real Answer (A)      Calculator+ really freeware??      Can somebody send me a screen shot of Compuserve's Navigator Please?      Copyright laws (A)      Data Compression      Dialing phone with earphones & HyperCard (Tip)      Disinfectant 2.9 and Gatekeeper 1.2.6      disk unreadable      Dove Fax+ software (continues...)      Drag-and-drop application template (A)      E-Machines T16 II and Quadra video (Q)      Eudora changes      Foreign File Access 32-bit clean?      Fortran Compilers; Another Opinion      Gatekeeper vs Filesaver vs After Dark      HELP !!!!. My mac is down      Hex for Extended Keyboard (R)      How to search the digest archives for a topic      ID pins for Apple 16" monitor (A)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #166      INIT help      Keeping 8-bit system icons on screen (Q&A)      LaserWriter on Ethernet (Q)      Levels of Undo (Q)      Mac-In-Dos      Mathematical Fonts (Other than symbol/math.grk) Wanted      MicrophoneII/Kermit Help!      Minix for the Macintosh.      Monitors: Apple 16" vs. SuperMac 17"      music score software      Organic Chemistry Drawing Programs      PBCatSearch() question      PowerPort and memory expansion      Printing on a HP DeskJet 500 from a Mac SE      Quadra/AppleTalk update (Q)      Quick Link II Fax software update (C)      RET Laser Printers      Screen Snapshot w/ menu down (A)      SF-171 Template      Silverlining Question (A) (2 msgs)      Snooper      Tabby      Voice Navigator?      What is wrong with my Mac? (R)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-169.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Colour Paint 1.0      [*] Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest Volume 1 #130-139      [*] mac-mac-20.hqx      [*] New QuickTime VCR      [*] PICTs to Movie 1.0      [*]Quadra video overview (tech)      [*] Release of UULite1.3 for the Macintosh      [*] Replacement for demo/thought-pattern-13.hqx      [*] Resubmission: Jewelbox-10.hqx (Part 1 of 3)      [*] ShowSizes 2.2.1      [*] Star Trek-TNG Episode Guide Stack version 1.1      [*] Telnet 2.5 final distribution      [*] TidBITS#133/13-Jul-92      [*] UnARJ 2.21 Decompression Utility for the Mac      [*] Vendor-email-addresses/BBS/FTP/FAX number list version 1.1      AFE Pascal Text Translator (Q)      A novice question (A)      APS experience. or the end of 0F0019      Cheaper Toner Cartridges for the GCC PLPII      Chinese Chess game      CODE RESOURCES      ColorDesk Extension (2 msgs)      Commercial SLIP sites      computer of the future      contour plotting programs      Convert Mac sounds to Sun/HP?      cross-linked files      Disinfectant 2.9 and Gatekeeper 1.2.6      Disk unreadable (R)      driving epson 9-pins      Fax Modems for PowerBooks (Q)      Folders From Hell      Foreign File Access 32-bit clean? (C)      Fortran Compilers; Yet Another Opinion (A)      HP emulators for the Mac      I have it, but how do I get it      Info-Mac Digest V10      INIT help (more questions)      levels of Undo      Limiting printer access w/spooler (q)      MacLink Plus-PC      Mac software in campus computer labs. (Q)      MacTools 2 Chinatalk virus string      Moire      Organic Chemistry drawing program (R)      Organic Chemistry Drawing Programs      PowerPort and memory expansion (C)      QuicKeys 2 vs QuicKeys Lite?      SHIFT-RESTART make PB 170 three times faster [Q]      SideKick (was Calculator+)      SimCity updater v1.4      slow quadra      Snooper (C)      Sources for Supra Modems for under $300      Sys 7 Finder hack to show disk free space in kilobytes?      T16 II + Quadra video (C) + Amdek AM817 review      TrueType character for Mac and for PC      Voice Navigator? (2 msgs)      Voice Navigator Answer      What happened to UMICH mac archive?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-170.txt   ****Today's Topics:      Administrivia      [*] "Caravan": From Bliss To Bleeps In But A Moment      [*] After Dark Blank 1.2      [*] Alias Director 2.8      [*] Freddie 1.2: The First Full-Featured .QWK Reader for the Mac      (Q) Mac CI freeze-up problem      A/UX      Buying a B/W monitor (Q)      Can HyperCard be 'triggered' by Microphone?      Changing Base Font in application using Res Edit [Q]      ColorDesk      ColorDesk Extension      Conner Info      Disk Covers      Fax merge      Financial Planner SW      Finder Hack?, Hard returns, and  QWK reader (Q)      Font with astronomical simbols      GateKeeper/FileSaver Incompatibility      Hi!      I have it, but how do I get it (A)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #169      Init memory discrepancies      MacIntosh Assembler      MacLink      MacLink Plus-PC (A)      Mac X      need graphics app for scanned line art      organic chemistry drawing packages      Organic Chemistry Program      Password protection      Phone non-dialer needed      PowerPort and memory expansion (A)      Quadra/AppleTalk (R)      Recovering a Trashed Rodime Disk      Refilling DeskWriter Cartridges (Q)      SAM update problem      StuffIt Expander and Lite on same disk      Sys 7.0.1 on 800k Disks      Sys 7 Finder hack to show disk free space in kilobytes? [A]      T16 II + Quadra video (C) + Amdek AM817 review <c>      TrueType character for Mac and for PC      US Powerbook Modem in UK      Voice Navigator Tip.      What happened to UMICH mac archive? (A)      What to do during MacWorld Boston#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-171.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Movie of ocean surface currents      6.0.8 with System 7 Print Drivers      7.0.1 and 800k disks      800k images for System 7.0.1      A novice question (A)      Appleshare-which system does it require?      A Tip for Mac IIsi owners      a totally ignorant hackers question      Buggy System 7.0      Debugging XCMDs (Q)      Disk Covers (2 msgs)      Error -5000      Eudora changes      Files losing bundle bit      File system updater (Q)      Financial Planner SW (A)      Games for children (Q)      GetIcon and Aliases      Gnu AWK for the Mac      Hard Drive Stiction      How to play a MIDI resource?      Looking for Anglo-Saxon Font      Looking for Lazy Susans      MacTCP & Hosts memory limit?      Magneto-Optical Drives (Q)      MEI and other vendors-any info on good ones?      More about SAM update problem      Moving Sounds into System Suitcase      need graphics app for scanned line art (R)      Nikon Scanner      Organic Chemistry      Quadra/AppleTalk (R)      QuickTime Movie transfer from ftp.apple.com      RasterOps Video Expander      Recent gopher upload      SAM update problem (Really?)      SE/30 Hard disk recall? (Q)      SHIFT-RESTART make PB 170 three times faster [Q]      StuffIt Expander and Lite on same disk (3 msgs)      SYS 7.0.1 on 800k disks (A)      Sys 7.0.1 on 800k Disks -- NOT      Telnet 2.5 and Client ftp      Thanks from a happy SE/30      ThinkC from a puzzled SE/30      TrueType INIT      Tuned-up 7.0 same as tuned 7.01?      Twin Peaks game (Q)      type .shar      updating finder windows      US Powerbook Modem in UK (A)      ux1.cso.uiuc.edu      Voice Navigator Productivity      Wavicle 1.0 & quadra compatability      Where Can I Get The Latest Eudora?      Where to find lotsa GIF files      Zapping hard returns in TEXT files#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-172.txt   ****Today's Topics:      7.0.1 on 800K again (C)      Accessing common FTP sites from modem???      After Dark Module Fish! on a Quadra?? [Q]      Alpha GNU Emacs bindings (Q)      Anyone seen demo/anu-graph.hqx???      Buggy System 7.0      Buggy System 7.0 (R)      Can't get System 7.0.1 on 800k disks      Dayna's funny new ad      Directory Assistance II/AutoDoubler Conflict?      DiskDoubler problem      Eudora (R)      Floptical Drives      GateKeeper/FileSaver Incompatibility (2)      Hard Drive Preferences      INIT MEMORY MORE DISCREPANCIES      Installing 6.0.8 From a Network      Japanese Fonts and other questions      Linear Programming tools      LW II g - Simultaneous Networks? (Q)      Mac 16' color monitor      MacTCP & Hosts memory limit?      MacTCP & Hosts memory limit? (A) (2 msgs)      Magneto-Optical Drives (A)      Marksman vs. Prototyper Info Needed      More 12 colour compatible-shareware! (Please)      Moving Sounds into System Suitcase (R)      Photograde on LaserWriter IIg      PowerBook 100 at Price Club      Quadra950, the Radius Rocket (&RocketShare), vs a workstation (Q)      Questions on White Knight.      Quicktime questions      SAM DEFINITION      Sam T4 problem summary      SAM update problem      Screen Magnification      StuffIt Expander and Lite on same disk      StuffIt Expander and Lite on same disk (A)      ThinkC from an embarrassed SE/30      ThinkC from a puzzled SE/30      ThinkC puzzle (A)      Toys      Tuned-up 7.0 same as tuned 7.01?      unimplemented trap system errors (A {sortof})      US Powerbook Modem in UK (A)      Where can I find the stock market?      Zoom Switch 1.1#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-173.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] DA to seach for strings in a resource fork      [*] Eudora 1.2.2      [*] InitTracker 1.3 (extensions & control panel diagnostics)      [*] iomega-bernoulli-driver-342.hqx      [*] JPEGView 1.1      [*] MacPassword 3.9.2 Demo      [*] Mandella 6.1 Resubmission      [*] mcvert-180.shar      [*] MusicMouse demo      [*] NetRisk 1.0      [*] Pictorial guide to downloading shareware fonts      [*] RollerCoasterMovie      [*] Solitaire Till Dawn - 01 of (2 msgs)      [*] The Bible Promise Stack v. 1.4 submission      [*] TidBITS back issues      [*] xLogicFunctions 1.0 (application)      1984 QT Movie ??      After Dark Fish! on Quadra(A)      Big Blue Simms and Macs      Directory Assistance II/AutoDoubler Conflict? (A) (2 msgs)      DiskDoubler problem solved!      do PB internal modems drop characters too?      electronic dictionary      Fax-on-demand (Q)      Font called Optima      Looking for Hebrew font      MEI      postscript header      Powerbook modem use in France? (Q)      Quadra 700 speed-up: 2 methods      SAM Definitions (C)      SAM Update problem      Screen Magnification      SE/30 Weirdness (Q)      Statistics software      Sub Battle Simulator      Suitcase, Font Harmony (Q)      system 6.0.8      System 7.0.1 recommendations      System 7 and Radius Monitors      Varityper problem      Virtual Screens/Sub Battle Simulator#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-174.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] "Burn My Mackintosh" Sound      [*] Bolo .95 BMAP (Forest)      [*] BoloMap1.0      [*] fclerk3.hqx      [*] MoorePuzzlev1.0      [*] New Version of shutdown later      [*] QWK, a mail reader for Macintosh:comp.binaries.mac [part 1 of 2]      [*] ResFind repost      [*] Strip-Mac 1.3 (/game)      [*] TypeChanger 0.1      [*] Zync-utility      #172, LC 12" screens      #173, Hebrew fonts      about the RamDisk+      A send/receive internet mailer for Mac - does it exist ?      Autodoubler and virtual memory (sys7)      Big Blue Simms and Macs (A)      Big Blue Simms and Macs (R)      Big Blue Sims (A)      Boomerang-like Shareware Available?      Chooser listings in System 6 & 7      Classic accelerators-anyone have any comments?      CloseView      DAL, mainframe databases & a Mac front-end      Eudora and POP server      FireCracker Icons      Font Called Optima <A>      Fortran Compilers; why I bother (C)      FTP commands don't work in Fetch? (Q)      Hell folders      HyperCard Help Needed      IIsi Disk Catalog Problems (Q)      indonesian/malay word processor      Info-Mac Digest V10 #171      Installing 6.0.8 From a Network      Japanese Fonts and other questions (A)      Mac mail servers      MatLab Sound/GPIB Tools      music score software (R)      Need help on choosing a 100-120 MB HD (Q)      Network Fax Modems (Q)      network help      Organic Chemistry Drawing Programs      Quadra 700 speed-up: 2 methods vs both methods      Screen Magification (Q)      SE/30 Weirdness      SE/30 Weirdness (R)      SHIFT-RESTART speeds up performance of PB170 [A]      Stone age software      StuffIt Expander and Lite on same disk      Suitcase, Font Harmony (A)      Sys 7.0.1 on 800k Disks      System Type 1 & 3 Errors, etc.      ThinkC from a puzzled SE/30 [A]      Trick to use Sys 7 and display available disk space?      Using all the screen of a Sony Monitor      US Powerbook Modem in UK (A)      What Speed is My RAM?      Where can I find the stock market?      Which font to use with NCSA telnet? (Q)      You may already be a winner|      Z-term questions#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-175.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] 2-Slot Upgrade Options for the SE/30 (Summary)      [*] Balloon XCMD V1.0.1      [*] Battleship 1.1      [*] ch.eduBBEdit 2.1.3 (Repost)      [*] Crypto 1.2.1      [*] Flip A BNDL submission      [*] MacTurnover 1.2      [*] MacZip 1.0      [*] Mariner 1.1c Spreadsheet Utility      [*] Mazer 3.2.1      [*] RAMDisk+ v3.14      [*] Russian Roulette 1.0.5      [*] TacTickle 1.0.2      [*] Tetris2000_v1.2      "Burn My Mackintosh" Sound      (Q) LC II & FPU      Apple Laserwriter IIf problems (Q)      A send/receive internet mailer for Mac - does it exist ?      Bigger disks in a PowerBook 100? (Q)      Boston get-together      Classic upgrade      DAL, mainframe databases & a Mac front-end      Database and DAL      do PB drop characters (A)      do PB internal modems drop characters too? (C)      Finder display in K      FORTRAN      Further comment on why people still use FORTRAN...      Has anyone heard of the ANS graphics format? (Q)      Help: Dead Mac Plus      IIci Disk Catalog Problems (A)      Init to allow formatting of disks with bad sectors      Installing 6.0.8 From a Network      Japanese Fonts and other questions -- 2nd Opinion      Languages for numerical computation (C)      Laserwriter IINT      Laserwriter utility? (A)      MacX & the 3-button mouse (Q)      mag-optical drives - ISO standard? (Q)      Mass conversion of RTF files to MS word format      need graphics app for scanned line art (A)      network help      Now Utilities Problem (A)      Optima, Hebrew & fonts otherwise      Problems with LC and Telnet (Update)      Reinking cartridges      Retrospect Error 206      SAM T4 resolution      SCSI Ethernet adaptors      SE/30 Weirdness      Staggered icons in the Finder (Q)      Stock/bond/options quotes (A)      supra question (Q)      Sys 7 Startup disk fiasco!      system extensions      tn3270      Trick to display precise memory!      Vax-DDIF to PICT converter?      Where can I find the stock market? (A) (2 msgs)      Word Services (Q)      World Script      Zoom Modem and Hangup Problems#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-176.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] About KFC 1.2      "Burn My Mackintosh" Sound      68881 or 68882      Apple prices in Belgium, France and Germany (Q)      A send/receive internet mailer for Mac - does it exist ? (R)      Boomerang-like Shareware Available (R)      Boston get-together      Bundle bit weirdness, resolved!      Burn My Mackintosh      calc-w/paper-tape      Checksum error -72 (Q)      Classic II      corrupted TidBITS files on sumex      Custom Icons for Folders (Q)      DAL, mainframe databases & a Mac front-end      deadly hard drive death      Displaying disk space in system 7 (R)      Eudora and POP server      File system updater (A)      Font menu problem      Fortran (here we go with another language debate!) (C)      ftp binary files to PC -> Mac (A)      HFS Easter Egg      How to install a 68882 in a Classic II (Q)      Internal modems for Powerbooks      KERMIT with VT200 emulation      Laserwriter utility?      Looking for Font display procedure/init      Mac-PC file exchange (Q)      Mac LC Question (Q)      MacX & the 3-button mouse (A)      MacX & the 3-button mouse (Q)      Mass conversion of RTF files to MS word format (A)      Mulitple scripts in System 7      Need help on choosing a 100-120 MB HD (A)      Possible problems with DiskLight      postscript header (C)      Problems with MathType 2.11      Problem with mcvert 1.80 (Q)      Questions on White Knight(C)      re AAA AMAZING!!! (Correction)      Refilling HP Double Capacity Ink Cartridges      SAM T4 virus defs file difficulties      shar files      Statistica/Mac: Any experiences w/this s/w?      Stock/bond/options quotes (A)      Stock listings (A)      Stone age software (C)      Sys 7 Startup disk fiasco! (3 msgs)      Sys 7 Startup disk fiasco! (C) (2 msgs)      System 7 manuals      The Quayle Season movie      Two FAQs      What is wrong with my Mac? (R) (2 msgs)      Where can I find the stock market?(A)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-177.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] 100 MB Hard Drive Responses      [*] BAD-init resubmition      [*] Bat Signal After Dark Module      [*] COMPARE-ALL-11.HQX (re-posted)      [*] Demo of Exotic Shanghai II Tilesets      [*] excel-Window-Meister.hqx      [*] MacAuditor 1.1      [*] Macintalk 4.0 Stack      [*] Mac IRC client      [*] Nuntius1.1.1d2      [*] portraitcolorized.jpg.hqx (01/04)      [*] PrettyScummy.hqx (sounds)      [*] Shanghai II Demo      [*] Summary of replies about cooling fans for Mac Plus      [*] Tasmanian Devil startupscreen      [*] Trapper Control Panel      7 new QuicKeys extensions (Q)      Anti-Virus      A send/receive internet mailer for Mac - does it exist ? (R)      Bad F-Line instruction (A)      Bundle Bit for Word 5 Spelling and Grammar Plug-Ins      Burning McIntosh Issue      Burn my Mackintosh      Burn my Mackintosh Sound      Can't FTP to aux.support.apple.com      Changing default floppy name (Q)      Classic II again      Coach Pro been updated ?? (Q)      computer stuff overseas      Consulair Assembler      Decoding QuickMail enclosures (Q)      Dovefax software wherabouts (I)?      Finder is not 32-bit clean      Flash-it      Font menu problem (A)      FORTRAN      Globals & Quickdraw in Think C Code resources      IBM 3270 emulator, LC MacLuggage      Installing from AppleShare 3.0 (problem)      IOMEGA Bournulli 90MB Removable drives      Key Tools      Looking for a program      Looking for Font display procedure/init (A)      Looking for SCUBA Dive Log Program      Mac II -> Quadra Upgrade (Q)      MacTools optimizer      MathType 2.11      Misleading Macintosh Adverts      ncsa telnet troubles      Offset icons (A) & (Q)      Pirates      Postscript header (A)      Printing to a file: Is it possible?      Problems with Apple one-scanner and Ofoto (Q)      Quadra Compatibility      Quayle Season Movie - creator type      Quayle Season Movie - hilarious      Rebuild the Desktop on remote volumes (Q)      RevRdist      SCSI Ethernet Connections (summary)      Statistical packages for Mac      Stone age software (C)      Sys7 boot disk for Quadras      Sys 7 Startup disk fiasco      True-type (Q)      turning fineprint on and off      X on the Mac (Summary)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-178.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] 2 Player Island for Bolo      [*] bakersdozen.hqx      [*] forty-thieves.hqx      [*] Game-of-Kalah.hqx      [*] ModVoicer 1.0b1      An interface between AppleTalk Remote Access and Internet (Q).      aux.support.apple.com (C)      Bad F-Line instruction (C)      ChicagoLaser Problem      Classic II again      Coach Pro 4.0 (R)      Color Monitor Purchase      Color Screen Snapshot (Q)      Cross-posted questions without cross-posted answers :-(      Disk Comparison Util. Sought      Emmulators (C)      Font Menu Problem      Greyscale on the DeskWriter      How to change font names???      HP IIIp Drivers      IBM 3270 emulator, LC MacLuggage      Incompatible Hard Drives (Q)      Internal grayscale for SE/30?      IOMEGA Bournulli 90MB Removable drives (A)      Key Tools (C)      Lithuanian on a disk (and interest in other non-English stuff)      Mac ads dumping on Windows      Mac II -> Quadra Upgrade (A)      Math Fonts (A)      Misleading Macintosh Adverts      movies access.      Noisy Phone Lines      Pirates      power book and quick keys      Price Club PBs/Quick Mail & Internet/small Flame (C)      Printing to a file: Is it possible?      Problems with my Desktop (3 msgs)      ProtectIt---anyone have it?      Quadra Compatibility      RTF to Word (A)      SE/30 Weairedness (Thankx)      SendPS/Sys 7 problem?      Statistical software for the Mac (R)      Still Looking For Micrographic Images      Sunset Software Survey      True-type (A)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-179.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] dictionary stack 1.0      [*] TidBITS#134/20-Jul-92      #173, Hebrew fonts      [Q] 21in Monitors & I/F Boards      AAA Amazing comment      Annoying mouse problem      answers to my questions in IM Digest v10 #173      Anti-Virus      Bad F-lines      bad tape drive      Boston Macworld      Conflict Between Gatekeeper 1.2.6 and my Mirror Cartridge Drive (Q)      Dove Fax Modem update <C>      Excel 2.2 A or B      Font ID conflicts      Font Menu Problem (C)      How To Wake A Sleeping Powerbook 140?      Math fonts (C)      MathType 2.11 File Limit      Middlebury IP Address      Pirates      Problems with my Desktop      QK extensions      Remote Access software      Sadistical (Stats) software      SendPS Problem      Shamu      Statistics Applications      Uploading PS files via Kermit to VAX?      Wanted: latest driverss: Mobius 030/2pg disp for SE#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-180.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] AliasZoo 1.4.1      [*] Dive Log 1.5 Stack Submission      [*] Expression2.hqx      [*] fc301.hqx      [*] King Lear stack      [*] MacZoo 2.1      [*] Murph's VAPORWARE column for August 1992      [*] OptimizationInvestigation Stack      [*] Quicktime_Movie      [*] Submission      Animating colors on QuickDraw Bitmaps      Bad F-lines      Bad F Line Instructions on an LC      Be Nice to Powerbook Feet      Changes to Macintosh Shadows on archie.au      Chicago (trip to)      ChineseTalk      Consulair Assembler (A)      DataThief...how to reduce number of points      DeskWriter DiscWrepancies      Deskwriter greyscale question      Disappering HD icon      Discharging a power supply      FYI Sharing Printer with Macs and Unix Systems      Greek Fonts......      Hacking the system      How To Wake A Sleeping Powerbook?      HyperAnimator      Info-Mac Digest V10 #179 (3 msgs)      Internet connections      Invisible Text      Large postscript plot help      Looking for a cheap replacement HD      Mac Emulators      Machine recommendations      macInTalk and HyperCard      MacTools Optimizer (R)      MacWorld Boston Netters Dinner      MacZip 1.0      Math fonts (C)      Mirror (was Misleading Mac Adverts) (C)      Mobius 030/2pg disp for SE (A)      PageMaker/WriteNow 3.0 Prob      PowerBook FAQ (sorry!)      ratfor for Macintosh (Q)      scroll2 utility      SendPS FAQ      SendPS problem (R)      shareware mac spreadsheet(s)      Simple Player      Stats Apps/StatView 4.0 (Q)      Street Fighter II Sounds (Request)      Summary: Mac-to-VAX PostScript via Kermit      touch-typing softwre      what's new in PowerBook 110#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-181.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] NetRisk 1.0      AMAX-II Mac Emulator for Amiga [comment]      animal husbandry program      Appletalk Remote Access Modem Scripts (Q)      Best portable backup solution for the MAC (Q)      Capturing press wires (A)      DeskWriter Problems (R)      Enjoying 2 + systems on one CPU (Q)      Flash-it answers to my question      Info-Mac Digest V10 #180 (3 msgs)      Internation keyboard additions (Q)      Internet connections (2 msgs)      Invisible text      Low-Cost Mac for Chemistry student      Mac Plus Accelerators (Q)      Mac Portable memory expansion: where to get it?      Math fonts (C: follow-up)      Memory usage "bug"      Messages "out of order" (C & A)      Mirror (was Misleading Mac Adverts) (C) (2 msgs)      Mirror drives      Norton/SUM and Disk Doubler      October Surprise      Packages for writing portable graphic user interfaces      Pirates      PowerBook 110?      Problems with Postscript Files      RE- Generic HD Icon      RE- Internet<->Commercial S      RE- PB 110      rebind caps_lock on PB170?      RedEdit batch processing      ResEdit Hack      SAYETT DATASHOW HR/M Projection Pad (Q)      scroll2 utility      Serbian language font      SLIP & Telnet 2.5 for VAX 8650 (Q)      StartupScreen      The needs of asses :-)      Typing Tutor for Adults      Zmodem to appdisk trashed my files!#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-182.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] AliasZoo 1.4.1 correction      [*] astronaut-jpeg.hqx      [*] Lunar Lander in Shuttle.jpeg      [*] spacecraft-jpeg.hqx      [*] TidBITS#135/27-Jul-92      [*] uploading suntar 1.3.1 (repost)      "NetNews Servers"      Apple II -> Mac      Big Blue Tape Drive      bizarre font problem (Q)      Coprocessor for LC's (Q)      Disktop Updater. (Q)      E-mail etiquette: don't make my mistake!!!      Engraving Devices      Enjoying 2 + systems on one CPU (A)      Eudora (Q) (2 msgs)      Greek Fonts...... (A)      HD Case and Power Supply      HyperAnimator      LC enhancements?      Letter to ASD Software (Re: FileGuard Troubles)      Liken      LS fortran warnings      Mac+ Accelerators (A)      Macbugs INIT      MacDraw Pro letter spacing      MAC IIci/Quadra networking questions      Mac PC Exchange form Apple ? (Q)      MCI Access      Mirror (was Misleading Mac Adverts) (C)      Mirror drives      mixed script systems      monaco font problem [Q]      Norton FileSaver/Quicken?      OzTeX and Fig      Pirates (C)      Portable Backup System [A]      Posting for infomac digest      PrintMonitor      Quicktime and Quayle and Qudos (Kudos) to Infomac      RE- ARA Script Editing      Re-mapping Mac keyboard      RE- ResEdit Hack      ResEdit batch processing (A)      ResEdit Hacking finder sizes [Was: Re: ResEdit Hack]      Sounds on the IIsi stop working      StartupScreen      Sys7 boot disk without Finder?      Sys 7 Startup disk fiasco!      Word 5 willy-nilly Glossary saves      Word and TT#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-183.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] ADD-STRIP-292.HQX      [*] AliasZoo update...      [*] archive submission: PBtools.hqx (1/1)      [*] autodoubler1.0.7 upgrader      [*] bezique.hqx (card game)      [*] Bulletin Boards and Beyond UPDATE      [*] Colour Text Package for HyperCard      [*] Communicator 2.0      [*] diskdoubler 3.7.6 upgrader      [*] diskdoubler auxiliary files      [*] JMP 2.0 Demo      [*] KopyKat 0.90      [*] MacBreadboard 1.0.1 (bug fix)      [*] minesweeper-12.hqx      [*] Noticias - Newswire reception with HyperCard      [*] Phaedrus, a truetype font      [*] Rebuild Desktop on Novell w/ Sys 7 (A)      [*] startupscreens & deskpictures FAQ      [*] Vendor-email addresses/FAX & BBS #s/FTP site list: 240 entries!      [*] Z specification language ps font      A How-to question about LISTSERV      Amnesiac Mac (Q)      Apple - Mac Transfers      Apple II -> Mac      bad tape drive      Classic II, monitor settings (Q)      CMarker demo, want it but do not have ftp access, help.      CMaster      Color StartupScreen (A)      DayMaker & its ilk -- comments?      Does anyone know what this error code means?      Engraving Devices      Engraving Devices (A)      Engraving Devices (R)      Enjoying 2 + systems on one CPU (A) (2 msgs)      Executor $ (Q)      Finder pathology      Finding a Venice Equivalent      HD Case and Power Supply (R)      how to subscribe to Vaporware      How to wake a remote sleeping powerbook (answer)      IIsi sound problem (summary)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #182 (2 msgs)      Is it just me ?      LC Enhancements      Macbugs INIT      Mac Networking (A)      MacsBug INIT [A]      Mac SE System 7 & 3Com      MacWorld schedule      MCI Access [A]      Middlebury IP Address      Mode32      Multimedia video card choices?      Need a PB 'Sleep' password      Nisus and Framemaker      Norton/Quicken continued      Norton FileSaver/Quicken?      Postal barcode info?      Postscript Problems in Page      PowerBook 100 + Go*80      Powerbook fax-modem      PowerSwitch LT beta tests (Q)      Sound(?) files      Sounds on the IIsi stop working      Sys7 boot disk for Quadras      Thanks for ResEdit Batching advice      The old, hoary subject of DeskWriter drivers (C)      Unknown type/creator: MSCF/MSSU      Up-to-date DoveFax+ software?      Where can I get MacQua.sit      Where is AppSizer?      Word Service Apple Event Suite#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-184.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] AmigaSndConverter file submission      [*] Communicator 2.0      [*] frog-anatomy.hqx      [*] If you see this face at MacWorld, stop and say hello ;-)      [*] ultra101.hqx (math: random number generator)      "Rooms" for the Mac?      (Pseudo-)sleeping Powerbook      A How-to question about LISTSERV (A)      A new info-mac mirror site in Switzerland      Apple II -> Mac      AutoDoubler and DiskDoubler updaters (?)      Big Picture Monitor & SE/30      Chemistry/beaker 2.0.....Q      corrupted quark file      Daymaker (R)      DeskWriter C Refills      Driver Software for Canon Color Buble-Jet Copier A1 (Q)      Envelope printing on LW+      Eudora (R)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #180      Info-Mac Digest V10 #183 (2 msgs)      KopyKat Krashes (Q)      LightSpeed C      Listserv@Rice File Quota      Looking for public-domain labeling software      Mac SE System 7 & 3Com      Minimum bootable LC lab (Q)      Mirror (was Misleading Mac Adverts) (C)      Mode32 (A)      Modifying Mode32 (A - to Ed Kao)      Multimedia boards <c>      Need ImageWriter AppleTalk board      New Horizons in Library Training      New Shiva software (3.7.3)      New system purchase      Nisus and FrameMaker      Norton/Quicken continued      Norton FileSaver/Quicken?      PB 'Sleep' password      PB 100 + Price Club (Qs)      Postal barcode info      Postal barcode info? (R)      Postal barcode info? [A]      Powerbook 170 Heating problem?      Programming question...default folder?      Readability      Sexy sound wanted!      Startupscreens and wrong System memory usage: update      Sys7 boot disk for Quadras      Sys 7 Startup disk fiasco!      Two systems on one hard disk      Uploading PS files via Kermit to VAX?      Word 5.0 and Letters#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-185.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Collected PowerBook tips      [*] Grayscale summary      [*] mcvert-182.shar      [*] PowerBook regulator (a 'faceless' app)      [*] PowerBook Rest/Don't Rest apps (for Apple Menu)      "Rooms" for the Mac?      (Pseudo-)sleeping Powerbook (2 msgs)      (Pseudo-) sleeping PowerBook (R)      (Q) Mac Security      7.0 w/Tuneup doesn't recognize names starting with period!?      BBB and DD      Charles Farnham, Piracy & the New York Times      Envelope printing on LW+      Info-Mac Digest V10 #184      Internet connections (2 msgs)      LightSpeed C      LightSpeed C -> Think C (ThankYou), and Kermit      MacDraw Pro letter spacing (A)      machine recommendations      MacPlus Clock is dead (Q)      Magneto Optical Drives (Summary)      Nisus and GREP      SAYETT DATASHOW HR/M (A)      Sayonara 7--Running System 6 on PowerBooks 140/170      Two systems on one hard disk      USPS Barcodes      Virtual Memory (Q's)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-186.txt   ****Today's Topics:      Administrivia      [*] Bolo_Map_Editor      [*] ChunkIt      [*] Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest Volume 1 #150-159      [*] Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Frequently Asked Questions (8/3/92)      [*] el-sound-trecker.hqx (spanish version)      [*] Improved Klondike Cards      [*] ircle 0.4.7      [*] MacTools Antivirus signatures - Chinatalk and T4      [*] Open-wide 3.0      [*] SUBMISSION: sr-char-sheets.hqx      Adobe 88 -> Aldus Freehand      Color Powerbook 170? (q)      Electric Dvorak for System 7?      Entry #9235 of LISTS.MAC      Equivalence checkers      GEnie Internet service available      HD Case and Power Supply      HELP!!!! w/ file sharing +      Help on dedicated print server      IIsi power supply? (Q)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #183      Info-Mac Digest V10 #184      LightSpeed C (A)      LPDecode (Again)      Mac Security (A)      NOW Utilities 4.0 (C)      Plus Accelerator Info -- Thanks!      Powerbooks and external drives (Q)      Programming...default directory & FSSpec      Programming question...default folder?      Quayle and so forth      RE-  FTP Problems      RE- New system purchase      screen saver with lowest CPU demand?      Septembers Macs      Stylewriter vs. HP DeskWriter      System 7 in Lab      The Diskless Mac      The Regulator      U.S. Postal bar codes      Using additional scripts under System 7#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-187.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] new version quicktime vcr      [*] RSC_VIEWER.DEMO.sea.hqx (part 1 of 5)      [*] Super Dice-It 1.1      Adding Keystrokes to Finder Menus      Apollo 0.8b3 bug fixes      battery cyclers for powerbook (Q)      BBEdit & Quickeys      cd-rom      Databases - advice needed      Daystar PowerCache for the LC (Q)      Electric Dvorak for System 7? (A)      English and Hebrew Scripts In One System      FILE SHARING      Free 256K SIMM's      HELP!! Problems solved - (I      how to change the volume for the speakers on a LC (Q)      Hypercard Help!      LaserWriter printer problem      Mac CDROM on Unix CD player      Mac Plus help (Q)      MacTCP1.1+      MCI Mail      Missing volume      Mounting ProDOS Disks      New system 7 Extension from Apple?      Norton/CP Optimizers      Notewriter II font problem (A)      Postal barcode info? (R)      Postscript and System 7.0 (Q)      Postscript error      Quadra 900/950 size & 16" monitor size?      Quayle (A)      Quayle: makes you proud to be an American      RE-  Hard Drive Stiction      Summary of Bernoulli IOMEGA 90MB drives      TypeIt4Me      Updating Coach Pro (A)      Using an Imagewriter with a PC      USPS Barcode info      Venice Equivalent ==> Genoa (A)      White Knight/Word/PC (Questions)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-188.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Quayle Season      [*] Tangram.307D      (Q) Janpanese Clip Arts      Anti-Finder author?      BatSignal AD module doesn't work on my SE      Changing/adding Finder menu equivalents [A & Q]      COBOL for the Mac??      Color Powerbook 170? (q)      Ding & Dong      Disappearing Hard Drive Blues      DR DOS Script utility and PLW NTR      DTP Question: recommendations requested...      EE+ 2.6 Disappearing Barcodes      FILE SHARING (A)      file sharing w/2 systems on 1 drive (Q)      GEnie Internet service available      GEnie Internet service available (A)      HELP!!!! w/ file sharing +      Igor folder problems w/system 7.0  (Q)      Installing 6.0.8 from a Network (or HD) (A)      LaserWriter Printer Problem (A)      Laserwriter problems      Mac floppies on a SparcStation?      Mac Plus help (A)      Metaky (?sp) or Galaxy?      Missing volume (A)      NewsWatcher giving empty windows      New System 7 Extension from Apple (A)      New system 7 Extension from Apple?      Nisus for iternational word processing      NOW Utilities 4.0 (C)      OmniPage Pro 2.1 bug      Pirates who discourage people from Sys 7      Postscript Errors (A)      Printing Deltagraph to the Deskwriter C      Problem with Supra 14.4K & SmartCom      Resetting LaserWriter page count? (Q)      Stylewriter vs. HP DeskWriter: summary      Summary of Bernoulli IOMEGA 90MB drives (R)      Sweet Jam      System 7 in Lab      Trick to use Sys 7 and display available disk space (A)      Two Minor Complaints      VRAM: how can you tell how much you have?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-189.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] 5Stix.132UR-updated version      [*] DeHQX.hqx      [*] Headlines 1.0      [*] Headlines code      [*] littlegidding, a truetype font with religious characters      [*] Nuntius1.1.1d7.sea.hqx      [*] pc-dictionary.hqx      [*] pictshow-11.hqx      [*] pron.c, print text files using Macintosh printer      [*] streetfighter sounds      [*] StuffIt Lite 3.0 -> 3.0.1 Updater      [*] tetris-max-10.hqx      [*] V For Victory Map      A/UX info request      AfterDark modules      APL for the Mac (Q)      battery cyclers for PowerBook      Bernoulli boxes...      Calling any MacPlanII users      Cheers! Sounds      Computer Assisted Language Learning (Advice request)      Conflict between SAM Intercept and PageMaker 4.2?      Convert HPGL to Pict      Deskwriter Dies      Drag-and-Drop on Vantage      E-mail w/o server?      Electric Dvorak for System 7? (A)      FullWrite patch (Q)      How to send postscript docs to printer      HP DeskJet/DeskWriter C solution for Macintosh and PC? (Q)      LCII's and Broadcast      Mac floppies on a SparcStation? (A)      MacWorld news, please!!!      Mark Nodine - contactable?      New Macs and other stuff      New Maxtor 120MB Internal Hard Disk      Now Utilities update.      Opinion Survey Software?      PowerBook Help!      Project packages      Resetting LaserWriter page count (A)      screensaver summary      Sweet Jam      System 7 + Mac Plus      VMS Mail#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-190.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] !Dos 1.0      [*] Announce 1.0      [*] Auto number-transcription      [*] Clinton_Stack.hqx      [*] DarkSide 2.5 submission      [*] Do It All! v.2.5      [*] Dvorak Keyboard      [*] FFT for Macintosh Excel      [*] FullWrite patch (R)      [*] Hacks for changing the 'Replace' dialog      [*] Open-wide 3.2      [*] WordIndex init      [*] Word Wrap Patcher 1.2.1      Aggravating Mac Plus Clock      Apple HDI-30 SCSI Cable (Q)      AuthourWare and QT      Bat Signal AfterDark module (R)      Color Powerbook 170? (q)      Dove Fax+ software (C)      Eclipse      Editing Finder Menu Text (Q)      EE+ 2.6 Problems (A)      Electronic documentation      Fax software -- what's available?      French and German Internet Dial-In      How to send postscript docs to printer (A)      Looking For Images Of Planets      Macweek      MacWorld - a QUICK rundown of what interested me most      MacWorld news, please!!!      Mathematica -> postscript -> Textures (TeX)      Morph is excellent!      Mouse Button Problems -- Call for Reports!!      Need ImageWriter AppleTalk board (C)      Now Utilities 4.0 --> what's it got?      Now Utilities 4.0 upgrade (C)      PB 140 disk trouble      PowerBook Help!      Resetting LaserWriter page count (C)      SAM vs. PageMaker 4.2 conflict      System 7 Boot Floppy      Texture maps for rendering      What's happened to mac.archive.umich.edu ?      When is a 105Mb HD not a 105Mb HD?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-191.txt   ****Today's Topics:      "Damaged System Suitcase" error-Sys 7 (Q)      [Q] Ack! Argh! Mac disk and printing woes! Help!      Anti-Finder author? (A)      At Ease...Apple that is...      BatSignal AD module doesn't work on my SE      Bernoulli boxes... (R)      Bernoulli Boxes and SCSI ID/Termination      Cheap SIMMs      CMU MacMach      DeskWriter C & Word 4.0  problems      Disappearing Hard Drive Blues (A)      EE+ 2.6 Problems      EmpowerIIxe4.0.7 crash! (Q)      Eudora/Info-Mac conversion to Easy View      Fax software -- what's available? (C)      file-maker pro  ...  is this the best we can do?      File Sharing Montior (Q)      HI-Q software      hints for RasterOps VideoExpander II w/ Apple 8*24      In search of HyperCard stack "Study Math"      Looking for "Finder to Front" and "Save a BNDL"      MAc //fx help      Macintosh books -- Opinions wanted (Q)      MacWorld: specific question      Morph request      OmniPage Pro 2.1 bug      Once again... IIsi vs. IIci      pls write me if the cable retention nuts fell out of your LC/II      Print Spoolers????      Q: Midi-Manager Patchbay Control Panel.      Quicktime????      Staying connected - UNIX/Internet/UseNet access?      StuffIT 3.0      StuffIT 3.0 (c)      Stuffit Lite 3.0 Vanishing Menus!      VMS Mail      When is a 105 Mb HD not a 105 Mb HD?      When is a 105Mb HD not a 105Mb HD? (C)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-192.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Earth 1.1      [*] GIFconverter 2.3b1      [*] HyperCard/PowerBook dialing bug      [*] mcvert-183.shar      [*] ModVoicer 1.1      [*] MoveWindowFKEY      [*] Planet 3.4      [*] protectomat.2.6      [*] Shanghai II 1.04 Updater      [*] STAR Trek Beeps      [*] Submission      [*] submission of Susan to games archives      [*] submission of the-orbs to game archives      [*] TidBITS#137/10-Aug-92      [*] Unsea 1.0 is here      [*] WindowWizard 1.1      [*] Word Wrap Patches 1.2.1      "Damaged System Suitcase" error-Sys 7 (Q)      (Q) Apple PC Exchange      AD Headlines problem on SE      AppleTalk printer password protection [Q]      At Ease      Author of Anti-Finder      autodoubler      Batch account updates for AppleShare?      Battery Cyclers for PB Summary (A)      Cleaning Grimy Keyboards      clip-art      Compression Programs      DeskWriter and TrueType problems (A,C)      Ding & Dong      File Sharing Montior (Q)      Finder Pathology      Graphics format exchange      Hard Drive Access      HD capacities      HI-Q software      Mac //fx help      MAc //fx help (R)      MacWEEK      Macworld      Macworld News...      MathType 2.11 -> 3.0 upgrade problems      Morph Info      OK, two quick ones      OmniPage PRO 2.11 (R)      Personal Font - MacWorld Boston      powerbook special cables      Question on Retrospect      QuickTime viewers      SpaceSaver & Stuffif Deluxe 3.0 review      Stuffit Lite 3.0 Vanishing Menus!      StyleWriters Color?      US modems in Europe      When is a 105 Mb HD not a 105 Mb HD? (R)      Zmodem Tool (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-193.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Battery Cyclers for PB Posting (*)      [*] Databases      [*] reeves-digest-browser.hqx      [*] Trains, a truetype font with pictures of train cars      [*] WindowPicker 1.0.2      AD Module - Headlines (C)      Apple II and Mac      APS Driver (C)      At Ease Product Order Numbers      Birthday cake      Boomerang vs. NUM DA      business simulation game(q)      Charles Farnham & piracy      DeskWriter and TrueType problems      E-mail address      Excel -> Lotus      FileMaker Pro find problem (R)      hardware serial numbers (Q)      Help needed with SCSI disk      Importing Files (Q)      internet dial-in access      Keyboard cleaning      Locking the position of icons...      looking for programs      Mac IIsi      MacWeek...      Memory      More on DeskWriter/TrueType      Morph / T2 morphing affects      Need a reliable .zip unZipper      New Macs Announced (IIvx/vi, Performas 200/400/600)      Pirates      Printing postscript files on a VAX......      QT Quadra Advertisement      SpaceSaver & Stuffit Deluxe 3.0 (revisit)      Symantec and Hewlett-Packard both reading Info-Mac Digest      System 7 startup disk for safe shutdowns      THINK C Reference Question      Tn3270 crashes (sometimes) on our SE      VGA monitor <-> Mac IIci cable [Q]      VMS Mail from a Mac      What backup media to people use?      Zmodem Tool (A)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-194.txt   ****Today's Topics:      (Q) About TeachText and PICT's      Adobe Illustrator -> Aldus Freehand      Aggravating Mac Plus Clock (replies) (2 msgs)      AntiFinder Author      Apple II <--> Mac      appletalk over air      Appmaker Update      APS Driver      Backup Media      Business Simulation Game(A)      Cycling through applications under System 7.      Digital photo editing help (Q)      E-Mail Address for MAGNA? (Q)      Edit II 2.0.2 : forward printing ?      Empower and Stuffit Lite Problems (A).      IIci Memory      Info-Mac Digest V10 #193      Internet dial-in in Costa Rica?      KeyCaps Equivilant      LaserWriter Output Problems (Q)      looking for programs(A)      lost color patterns in sys 7. (Q)      Mac IIsi      MathType 2.11 -> 3.0 upgrade problems (R)      Musings about Future (!)      Need a reliable .zip unZipper (R)      Nisus according to MacWeek      pb video cards      PC Windows Word to MAC Word (Lost annotations?)      PC WP 5.1 <--> Mac Word (A)      Personal LW LS Driver (Q)      Printing Postscript on a VAX (R)_      Q&A for Mac - Symantec, get this thing going!      Replacing/Changing Internal Hard Disks      Rewinding the Page Count on a LaserWriter?      SCSI monitors (Q)      Seek comments on using MacX or eXodus as X window terminal.      S L O W printing on Apple LW LS      SoundEdit Pro is not for 68000!!!!      Statview 512+ and II version (Q)      SyQuestion      THINK Pascal 3.0      Trying To Find Program Similar To "At Ease" (Q)      VGA monitor <-> Mac IIci cable [Q]      Virtual Desktop for the Mac      Word 5 Can't Find It's Commands! (Q & A)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-195.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Alpha 5.0      [*] European Phone Connections      [*] Igor updaters -> version 1.26 Part 1 of 2 [part 1 of 1]      [*] MandelNet      [*] ms word wordref141.hqx      [*] NetRisk 1.1 update      [*] reeves-digest-browser-11.hqx      [*] Russian roulette      [*] UUTool 2.3.2      (A) About TeachText and PICT's      7.0 w/Tuneup doesn't recognize names starting with period!? (A)      About TeachText and PICT's(A)      address of Intellimation?      Appletalk ascii printer (Q)      appletalk over air (A)      Business Game      Charles Farnham & piracy      Cricket Graph (Q)      Cycling through applications under System 7 (A)      Cycling through applications under System 7 (r)      Cycling through applications under System 7. (R)      Dail-Up Internet Access on Maui?      Default Window View Under System 7?      DeskWriter Driver Questions      Fax software and MacWorld Expo (Toronto)      Fish (Q)      followup to LWIINTX Problems      FrameMaker      Gantt Chart Software [Q]      Help with LaserWritter      Just the FAQs Ma'am      Kai Krause's Photoshop Tips?      Key caps (A) and others      KeyCaps Equivalent      KeyCaps Equivilant      LaserWriter: what, where and when to buy (Q)      lost color patterns in sys 7.(A)      LW prints negative numbers IN RED?      mac DB to Paradox (Q)      Mach-ten, unix for the mac.?      Macintosh books--Opinions Summary      Musings about Future (!) (2 msgs)      Nisus according to MacWeek      PICT to QuickTime      Please post PBKEYS.CPT      Printing Problem from Word 5.0      Q&A for mac --- YES!!      replacement cable for ext. floppy (Q)      Resetting LaserWriter Pagecounter      Screen Saver for Quadra 700      Simm speed      Statview, latest version, etc (R)      StatView II price      stereo sound (Q)      Submission for the Digest      Symantec and Hewlett-Packard both reading Info-Mac Digest (C)      SyQuestion      System 7 startup disk "for safe shutdowns"      TelePort FullFax 2.03 available for FTP from RASCAL      Think Pascal startup      Users & Groups Setup Weirdness      VMS Mail from a Mac (A)      VMS Mail from a Mac (C)      VMS Mail from a Mac (R)      What backup media to people use?      WP 5.1 --> Word 5.0#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-196.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Bachman 1.1.2u      [*] Bahtzee 2.0      [*] Carina Nebula Startupscreen      [*] Deep Thought      [*] dmm-lw-stuff-122-update.sea.hqx      [*] Duck Startup (refrigerator door art ;-)      [*] FractalStartup      [*] Posting - 3D Shapes QuickTime Movie      [*] PwrSwitcher      .dl file view for the mac      Aldus Intellidraw 1.0      Alias for Word 5.0 in System 6      Apple Talk Remote Access      Awesome Stuff this Morph!      Business Games      ChineseTalk II (Q)      Clip-Art Sound (Q)      Cricket Graph (A)      DAL preferences file asychronous login help needed!      Edge to Edge Printing      fax-modems      FrameMaker (3 msgs)      Help: problems with Radius 24xp      Help with LaserWriter - it sure needs it...!      IBM->Mac      LaserWriter Page Count - you got me      Mac based nntp news reader      Mac CPU vs. IBM CPU: a report      nodem software      Scheduling stacks      Screen Saver for Quadra 700 (A)      Seeking for a virtual screen      SPLASH subscriptions - what happened?? (Q)      Still on the lookout for graphics!      Superscripts and subscripts in a Mac Database ??      Suspected DeltaGraph Pro Bug      Translators for IIe to Mac      VGA monitor <-> Mac IIci cable [Q]      VT100 emulation on Mac Plus?      When is a 105 Mb HD not a 105 Mb HD? (R)      When is an x-Mb hard disk not an x-Mb hard disk?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-197.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] 3d-shapes.cpt.hqx      [*] Adam Schenker's JPEG picture      [*] AutoLock 1.2 (utility for children's games)      [*] kermit-99-91.hqx      [*] Roodcaps, a truetype CAPS font      [*] Tetris Max 1.1      3-D Image Construction      <HYPERCARD XFNS & XCMDS>      Aldus Intellidraw 1.0      Analog to Digital Board      Announcement: FileGuard interest group      Another reason to use Nisus      Apple IIe to Mac translation      Bored with your Macintosh? (Q)      cary-n-jon-morph.bin fixed!      COBOL on a Mac?      Data-Tech Institute Mac courses?      Disk Doubler Tip      Driver software for the Nodem      Edge to Edge Printing--but not Top to Bottom on GCC PLP II      Ethernet woes      FKEYS: How to install (Q)      FrameMaker (2 msgs)      Hard Disk Crashes and SUM II      Hard Drive Access (Summary)      IIsi sound problem      Info-Mac Digest V10 #196      LaserOneCopy for 7.0?      MAC LC with Apple II card.      memory upgrade in Personal LW NT      Morph & Jon Pugh      MS Works 3.0 announced      PC Exchange (R)      PC WP 5.1 <--> Mac Word (A)      Q: Hacking the System 7 Finder to widen the "Name" field      Repair times (Q)      SecureInit - Direct Software?      STAR, what happened to the STAR gateway? (Q)      Sub/Super-Scripts in Databases      Superscripts and subscripts in a Mac Database (A)      Superscripts and subscripts in a Mac Database ??      System 7 problem/filenames locking      typing on the desktop? what does it do?      VMS Mail from a Mac (C)      VT100 emulation on a Mac Plus? (R)      When is a 105 Mb HD not a 105 Mb HD? (R) (A)      Why are some partition names locked?      Word 5 Can't Find It's Commands! (A)      Word Alias under System 6      Word Indexing#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-198.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Prince of Persia Editor 1.0      [*] Tangram 3.08C - Shareware version      3d morph movie      7.1 Problems      About T2 Effects      Alias for Word 5.0 in System 6      Best software/hardware for rapid display of picts with music (Q)      Broken modem help needed      Bus Error and Error Type 25      COBOL      DeltaGraph Pro "Save" bug is NOT      dl Converter      Ethernet      Ethernet Problems      FKEYS again: How to install (Q)      FrameMaker (C)      generation systems monitors      Hard disk crashes and SUM II (2 msgs)      Hidden folders with System 7      How many Andy Welch's?      How to change the default menu font (Q)      IBM->Mac      IIg and Dos Word      IIsi purchase?      IIsi Sound Problem      Info-Mac Digest V10 #197      I successfully un-munged Jon Pugh's morph movie!      looking for a config      Mac CPU vs. IBM CPU: a report      Mac Plus and System 7      Mail List Software (Q)      Math Chips for PB140 ???      McCAD for Mac and PADS for PC?      Now Utilities 4.0: scam or suave marketing?      PostScript on non-PS Printers (Q)      Printing postscript files on a VAX......      Random Beeps      RE- Backdrop for System      Scheduling packages      Shareware/Freeware Master List?      Strange QM Message      Superscripts and subscripts in a Mac Database      Superscripts and subscripts in a Mac Database ?? (A)      Telephone number for Security Concepts?  (Q)      Tetris Clones      That extra partition (was when is an xHD not an xHD)      Translators for IIe to Mac      VMS Mail (Summary)      VMS Mail on Macs      Word Indexing (Solution)      XferIt author.#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-199.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] (~ftp)/info-mac/util/uptodate.hqx      [*] * dfaultd.hqx      [*] columns-ii-11.hqx      [*] Kermit 0.99(97) / C-Kermit 5A(182)      [*] Note      [*] powerbook-battery-voltage1.1.hqx      [*] quicktime vcr 3.5      [*] Russian Roulette      [*] Spectre World Editor      [*] TidBITS#138/17-Aug-92      [*] trash-selector-12.hqx      [*] waynes-world-grp1.hqx      2k partition on PowerBooks      About T2 Effects      Advice sought: HyperCard XWindoids      AlarmsClock      Antique Mac stuff (q)      Apple LW-IIg? XANTHE? upgrade to LW-IINTX (Q)      Change Default font in Sigma Edit (Q)      CIS Mail- Incredible Storie      Desperately seeking a CD-rom v. 3.1 or higher!      Effects Generated Via the Mac in T2      Errors (A)      Finding the size of a PICT, w/o opening the PICT file?      generation systems monitors      Hard Drive repairs      Hidden folders with System 7      How many Andy Welch's? (A)      HP Tape Drive      Hypercard Scripting (Selecting Text)      IIsi purchase?      Installing Fkeys      Keyboards with MacKeymeleon II      Mac version of Framemaker does some symbolic math      Mac Works 3.0      MCL 2.0 & ftp      Moving footnotes in Word 5.0 to end of file      NCSA Telnet via Bitnet (Docs and Exe'a)?      Need help with printing PostScript to a file      Norton vs. Quicken continues      Now Utilities 4.0 (A)      NOW Utilities 4.0: another phonecall, a different answer      Now Utilities 4.0: scam or suave marketing? (2 msgs)      Now Utilities 4.0: scam or suave marketing? (C)      Now Utilities 4.0: scam or suave marketing? (R)      Now utils 4 WILL work with 3.02 components.      Picture as font Character      PowerBook-140 4/40 discounted to $1500 with appearance of PB-145      PowerBook Caution      QuicKeys 2.1.2a problem      QUILL where to find? (Q)      Removing Password from WP file      Security Concepts #      SyQuest-ion      Telephone and Mac      Terminator 2 - yet another message      THINK Reference 2.0?      typing on the desktop? what does it do?      Weird bug in System 7      What is Templa Graphica? (Q)      WordPerfect 2.1 vs. MS Word 5?      XferIt author#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-200.txt   ****Today's Topics:      "Bus Error" ?      a Freehand problem (2 msgs)      AppleWorks to MS Works Translator      Bad IIci cache card      Ehman Repairs (A)      Kermit 0.99(97) doesn't like Adobe Type Reunion      KeyCaps Menu Name Results      mac 512 system      MacTCP - TCPack      Moving footnotes in Word 5.0 to end of file (R)      naming imagewriters w/sys 7      Now Utilites 4.0 scam      Now Utilities 4.0      Now Utilities 4.0 (A)      Now Utilities 4.0: scam or suave marketing? (R)      postmaster (NOT ..mistress)      Printing cards in HyperCard      PwrSwitcher 1.0.final on AOL  (Request)      QUILL copy  ( R)      SBFix      StartupManeger (C)      System 7 Print Drivers (FAQ?)      Time Stamp Versions      Trainable OCR (Q)      VGA monitors (C)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-201.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [!] Rice shadow archive administrivia      [*] converter stack      "Bus Error" (A)      "Bus Error" ? (A)      Accelerator for the SE      Adobe Type Reunion      a Freehand problem (A)      Another Movie!      Bus Error (R)      Bus errors and more...      Caere (OP2.1 Pro) support      Color Pivot LE & TigerSoftware      data acquisition      Errors (A)      Ethernet in the Home      Importing a postscript file [Q]      Info-Mac Digest V10 #200      I was lucky, PB100 & Price Club (C)      Kermit .99(97) doesn't like ATR      mac 512 system      MacTools 2.0/Norton Utilities 2.0      PowerBook Tuner?      problem printing Postscript from PC to NTR      QUADRA owners, run your machine with cache=on (!)      Re "Bus-Error"      Software Distribution tools      Statistical Software: a cautionary note      Suspected DeltaGraph Pro Bug (R)      SyQuestion Answers      System 7 print drivers      System 7 Print Drivers (FAQ?)      Time Stamp Versions (C)      VGA monitors revisited (C)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-202.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] AppleMenuAdd v1.0      [*] desk-top-textures-20.hqx      [*] digiMatic 2.0.1 DEMO      [*] Klinzhai, a Klingon Star Trek truetype font!      [*] led-zeppelin-09.hqx      [*] Nuntius1.1.1d9      3-D Image Construction, again      Accidental Empires      Apple/Price Club/PB 100/Mad/Happy      Apple System software localizations      App to make 512Ke dumb terminal of Classic II      Business Games      Caere (OP2.1 Pro) support      Changing pixel depth (Q)      Color Pivot LE & TigerSoftware      DeskWriter C 2.0 Drivers      FTP/Macbinary files      Importing a postscript file [A]      Kermit      Kermit .99(97) and messed up screen displays      Kermit .99(97) doesn't like ATR (R)      MacTools 2.0/Norton Utilities 2.0      MacTools 2.0/Norton Utilities 2.0 (C)      My problems with art/qt/3dshapes.hqx      Network management tools      norton/mactools      Not Rebuilding Desktop After Using System 6 Disc - Where Is App???????      Now Utilities 4.0 (R)      Now Utilities 4.0: scam or suave marketing?      PowerBook Tuner?      RAM Troubles      Scrambled Superpaint EPS export file (Q)      Shareware/Freeware Master List? (response)      Time Stamp Versions      Tip on rebuilding desktops      WordPerfect vs. MS Word? (summary of responses)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-203.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [!] CD-ROM of Info-Mac archives      [*] Black Cat Startupscreen      [*] Collected PowerBook tips      [*] ColorSwitch a color depth control panel with a difference      [*] copybeep-11.hqx      [*] Henry IV Part II Stack      [*] MinSystem-Installer-1.0b1.hqx      [*] Official Zoom V.32 ARA Script      [*] pb-battery-voltage.hqx (Volts) version 1.1.1      [*] Query it! version 1.1      [*] UUCat 1.0      Accidental Empires      Broken modem? No!      Business Games (C)      Changing pixel depth (A,A,A,&A :-)      Color Pivot LE & TigerSoftware (R)      DeskWriter C 2.0 Drivers      Downloading Not the Waltons?  (Q)      Errors (C)      FTP/Macbinary files (A)      Handheld scanners: have you used one? (Q)      HyperCard dialing problem      Hypertext/Hypercard Book Recommendations Wanted      Importing a postscript file [another A - yes you can!]      Importing PostScript files (C)      Kermit .99(97) doesn't like ATR (R)      labels menu      Logos -> hard drive===printer [Q]      MacProducts USA      MacTools 2.0/Norton Utilities 2.0 (C)      naming imagewriters w/sys 7      networking      News Flash !      Norton & MacTools      Not Rebuilding Desktop After Using System 6 Disc (A)      PB 100 (C)      postmaster (NOT ..mistress)      Powerbook: active matrix vs. supertwist screen      PowerBook disk spin indicator      PowerBook Tuner      Quadra Crashes Continued      Quayle Quotes - a collection of the best in a simple text file.      Real Estate Management Software (Q)      Shareware/Freeware Master List?      Startup Access to AppleShare Disks (Q)      statistical software      Strange Problems (A)      Strategies for printing B&W scanned images on a Laserwriter      SU-MacIP - How do I get it?      System 7 Laser Drivers (FAQ) Follow Up      Technical Support Person mailing list      Tip on rebuilding desktops      usefulness of math coprocessor#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-204.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] cindy.clock.v1.3.sit.hqx      [*] TidBITS#139/24-Aug-92      [*] Zfinch 1.3      Accelerating an SE      Alternate Universe Navigator      Apple IIe and Mac (S)ummary      At Ease Prices (Q)      ATR disabling tip (A)      Balloon Help & ResEdit (Q)      Changing pixel depth (A)      CTB for HyperCard      Disk Protection Software      Downloading Not the Waltons?  (A)      Downloading Not the Waltons?  (C)      Errors (C)      F-line Instruction Crashes      Faxmodems      GIFs of Pro Football teams (Q)      IIsi Sound Problem (R)      ImageWriter Print Spooling      Info-Mac Digest V10 #203      Is Superpaint3.0 32-bit clean?      LaserWriter IIg zones...      mac.archive.umich.edu (Q)      MacTools 2.0 Backup      ModVoicer comments...      norton/mactools (R)      PB100 & Price Club (C)      persian writing      Photoshop: in & out      Printing Text From HyperCard (Q)      Problems downloading Not the Waltons, and related issues      Quadra Crashes Continued      Radius PIVOT and MacDraw Pro and Kermit .99      RAM expansion on the Quadra 950      SBFix Part II      Suspected DeltaGraph Pro Bug      Tech support mailing list      TIFF<->RIFF without ColorStudio: How?      Time Stamp Versions Symantec/Norton) (C)      usefulness of math coprocessor?      Uses for Labels      VersaTerm-Pro: How to change printing font (Q)      Were can I find RevRdist?      Why is a 105Mb not a 105 Mb? (A)      WinWord -> MacWord -> PageMaker Bug      Zoom V.32bis ARA script#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-205.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [A] Best Big Monitors and I/F Cards      About changed TeachText and  NeXT WDEF init      Acme Dot Co. Whereabouts      Art history graphics on CD-ROM?      Bad RGB Monitors      Bridge program (Q)      Dust cover for Color Pivot/LE (Q)      Envelope-addressing program w/CanPS bar coding      finder quits unexpectedly (Q)      ftp'ing to mac.archive.umich.edu      Great price on Powerbook 2/20s      HP ScanJet SCSI interface      IIsi problems...      ImageWriter Print Spooling (A)      Is Superpaint3.0 32-bit clean?      Is Superpaint3.0 32-bit clean? (A)      Is Superpaint3.0 32-bit clean? (R)      mac.archive.umich.edu      MacProducts USA (R)      Mac Routers      Making sound files (Q)      network wiring      PB100 AVAILABLE IN NEW ENGLAND      RAM expansion on the Quadra 950      Remote Procedure Calls from a Mac      Report: Soft-PC (Warning)      Seeking tech info on 68000 family      Sharing HP Deskwriter/deskjet betw Mac/DOS?      Speed disk - safe or not?      Strategic Conquest 3.0      SuperBoomerang/DA II conflict      TigerSoftware?      USD Tutorials#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-206.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] AppleWorks to MS Works Translator      [*] Cipher 1.0      [*] Fetch Help 2.1b4 Text File      [*] HOtP FAQ/Tips (TEXT)      [*] MW_Dinner_GIF.sea.hqx      [*] Nuntius V1.1.1d9 Text File      [*] PICMeUp - Updated      [*] Submission of: macstardate-10.sit.hqx      [*] util/jchar-13.hqx      [*] util/jcode-16.hqx      [*] util/jconv-23.hqx      [*] Warlords updater hqx      [*] waynes-world-grp2.hqx      [*] What happened to TIGER?      (Q) 1024x768 board for use with Sony CPD-1304S?      16" monitor and IIci      About NextWindow info : correction      AppleLink/Internet Mail      Banner Program (Q)      Bridge for the Mac (A)      COBOL for the Mac?      Controling resourses over Appletalk      Diagnostic software      Dispatcher Review...      Handheld scanners (S)      IIsi sound problem strikes again      Imagewriter Print Spooling (A)      Info-Mac CD-ROM response      Info-Mac Digest V10 #205      Little Noise on My Powerbook? (Q)      LPR, LPQ UNIX functions for the Mac (Q)      mac.archive's broken "dir" command to soon be fixed...      Model Neuron replacement (Q)      network wiring (A)      New color Mac Classic?      Pathworks      Photoshop: in & out      Powerbook 145 & Color Monitors (Q)      Report: Soft-PC (Un-Warning)      screensaver challenge      Sharing HP Deskwriter/deskjet betw Mac/DOS?      Soft-PC (Warning)      softFPU      Spooling Salvation!      Superboomerang goes boom      TCP-IP, ARA P, & Shiva Netmodems      Technical Support Nrewsgroup...      TI MicroLaser Turbo Good?      UU-Cat 1.0      VersaTerm-Pro: How to change printing font (R)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-207.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Hurricane Andrew QuickTime Movie      [*] Murph's VAPORWARE Column for September 1992      "Free" sounds      (Q) Shareware/Freeware FolderBolt      16" monitor and IIci (A)      Banner Program (Q)      Bridge Game (6.0) for the Mac (C)      Can a Mac+ picture tube be used in a MacClassic? (Q)      COBOL for Mac?      Cobol for the Mac? (A)      Controlling Print Quantities      Converting UNIX TIFF files to Mac TIFF files (Q)      Directory Assistance II -- WriteNow 3.0 conflict      Excel 3.0 printing problem      Flames about SoftPC      IIsi sound problem (C)      IIsi Sound Problem (R)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #206 (2 msgs)      Little Noise on my Power Book      Little Noise on My Powerbook? blush (A)      Looking for (Q)      Looking For Dimmer Screen Saver      Mac IIci won't shut down      macworld & fileguard (q)      Monitoring Page Use      Monitors & Software      NCSA Telnet/BYU2.5      NetModem-E Large Network Problems      Network Wiring (2 msgs)      New color Mac Classic?      Powerbook 145 & Color Monitors (Q)      PowerSleep and PowerShutDown (Q)      Printer Interfacing      Question about WK 11.12      Request for Archie Client a      SetFont      sharing HP DeskJet between Mac & PC (A)      Sharing HP Deskwriter/deskjet betw Mac/DOS?      Soft-PC      Soft-PC (Warning) (A) (2 msgs)      Speaker Pop with PowerBook      Technical Support Newsgroup      touchscreen monitor      Typesetting equations      Were can I find a Japanese version of system 7?      XIS/Datacopy Scanner Driver#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-208.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Alternatives to Apple's 13 in color monitor      [*] ButtonKey 1.2      [*] Carpetbag 1.2.3      [*] desk-top-textures-20.hqx      [*] Edison 1.0b      [*] Environment for IM/Mac and NET/Mac      [*] Hellcats tips update      [*] Hierarchy      [*] IM/Mac, mailer for ham-radio tcp/ip      [*] LaunchPad 2.0 (drop-launching utility)      [*] MacStardate 1.0.1 - BUG FIX      [*] McHurricane 2.02 - Tracking Program      [*] menu-icons-micn-15.hqx      [*] More Disk Space Updater      [*] MPW file conversion tools      [*] NET/Mac, tcp/ip on ham-radio      [*] Okey-Dokey 1.0.1 - automagic modal dialog default timed respon se      [*] SimBush 1.2 [PART 1 OF 3]      [*] StuffIt SpaceSaver 1.0.1 Update      [*] The Bible Promise Stack 1.5 Submission      [*] TNGMonitors, a star trek truetype font      [*] UUCat 1.1      [*] ViewIt_Shareware.sea      [*] Zipple 1.0 - Control Panel/Extension      Can a Mac+ picture tube be used in a MacClassic? (A)      CommentKeeper going commercial (C)      Conflict Catcher & other Innovative Utilities      Converting UNIX TIFF files to Mac TIFF files (A)      CopyBeep, not CopyBeem      Dust covers      Extracting sound from QuickTime movies      File transfer speeds over Internet      French PeeCee conversion (Q)      HyperCard: String comparisons in languages other than English      Mac LC speaker problem...      making a floppy startup disk with Sys 7      MidiScope 1.5 or later      multisync VGA + IIsi      Printer Interfacing      Problems with Norton file recovery      Problem with ImageCatalog 1.0b3?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-209.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Accelerating an SE: Report      [*] CTB Kermit Tool      [*] Lucrece.1.cpt.hqx      [*] Microcosm-demo.hqx      Accelerator for LC      Bridge Game (Another Comment)      Complete Guide to Mac Books      damaged file?      data acquisition (A)      Dust cover for Color Pivot/LE (A)      Dust Covers (R)      Ethernet QUADRA and Localtalk Printer (Q)      Excel 3.0 printing problem (A)      File transfer speeds over Internet (2 msgs)      Importing a Mac (Help!)      internet news readers      Kermit      Labels (Easter Egg)      LC speaker problem (R)      Mac-like Internet access via modem      Mac advertising      Mac Plus with System 7 dies (Q)      more info on faulty ThoughtPattern file      Network mail      Odd screen sizes (C)      Personal Internet Access      Portrait Prombles (sic) (Q)      Price for StyleWriter Suomissa:      Problems with Norton file recovery      Quadra 700 Overdrive now shipping!      SE/30 Sound Problem?      Sharing phones with faxes and FPU's (Q)      Soft-PC (Warning) (A) (A)      Sound troubles on LC      type and creator help      Typing tutors (Q)      White Knight      Word 5 Bug with MacPlus (Q)      WordPerfect and equations      XLISP: An Object-oriented Lisp (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-210.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] BELLEROSE, a truetype font      [*] BungDabba XThangs      [*] Extensions Manager 1.7 - manage INIT/cdev loading      [*] Morphanim.cpt.hqx      [*] speedyfinder7-15.hqx (control panel)      [*] StuffIt Deluxe 3.0.2 updater      [*] TidBITS#140/31-Aug-92      4MB SIMM Prices      Accelerator for LC [A]      Annual servicing of Macs (Q)      data acquisition      data acquisition (A)      Dimmer Screen Saver      Excel 3.0 printing problem (R to A)      faulty ThoughtPattern file      French PeeCee Conversion (R)      Handling of references in Word 5.0      Hardware Diagnostics      Human Interface (C)      internet news readers (A)      LC speaker problem, again      Listserv software (Q)      Mac-like Internet access via modem (3 msgs)      Mac-like Internet access via modem (R)      Mac advertising      MacProducts USA (Info)      MacWorld E-Mail      Major problems with desktop, BNDLs (H!)      More GIF snags?      multisync VGA + IIsi (R)      Norton Utilities flames      Optimal cache size on IIsi w/ MacsBug?      OzTeX - problems downloading font files.      Plus with Brainstorm Accel.-- Report      Quadra 700 Overdrive - reports please!      Quitting the Finder      Seeking tech info on 68000      Sigh...Norton (C)      startup desk (Q)      Superdrive problem      Think Pascal printing routine (Q)...      ZTerm vs. 19,200 baud#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-211.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Quicktime: Not-the-Waltons.hqx      4 MB SIMM Prices      4MB SIMM Prices (R) (2 msgs)      Annual servicing of Macs (A)      AppleTalk Remote Access      Backup software and hardware (Q)      Changing How Insert Date Works in Word 5.0 (Q)      Envelopes in Word 5.0      Extensions Manager 1.7      Extensions Manager 1.7 (Q)      French PeeCee Conversion (R)      GIFConverter 2.3b1 problem      Human Interface (C)      HyperCard XCMD AppleTalk (Q)      IMPORTANT MPW C 3.2.3 NOTICE      Info-Mac Digest V10 #207      Info needed on *.AU file format ...      LabVIEW      Mac-like Internet access via modem (A)      MacEKG (C)      Mac Tools & Norton (C)      My Life with Norton Revealed! Exclusive Photos Inside!      Mystat?(Q)      PBs & Large Screen Projecto      Postscript on a LaserJet      Printing windows in think pascal (Q)      Problem with Digital Pathworks on Mac SE      QM-L information? (Q)      RPC's (A)      Screwy resources (Q)      Sharing phone lines with fax (r)      StuffIt Expander vs. UnStuffit Deluxe (Q)      System 7 window views      Tech Note 318      tech support group      Tech support mailing list      Tutorial for new Mac Users      window      ZTerm vs. 19,200 baud (A)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-212.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Anti-Finder 1.0.1 Resubmission      [*] BlackJack Tutor (sw version)      [*] CasioTalk 2.0.5      [*] CAVEMAN, a 'primitive-looking' truetype font      [*] colossal-icons-10.cpt.hqx      [*] Grademacro      [*] mac-bread-board-11.hqx      [*] Macquarium plans      [*] Members Only 1.0      [*] menu-icons-micn-16.hqx ** BUG FIX **      [*] Prince Of Persia Demo Notes      [*] ProcessWatcher 1.1      [*] SatTrak - part 1 of 7      [*] Strip-Mac! 1.5 (/game)      [*] TogSndVol FKEY 4.0.2      [*] Using Silicon Graphics images on the Mac, A report      [*] Yeast Collection 10x10 v. 1.2      Annual servicing of Macs (A)      Anyone have a good 800k external Mac drive for sale?      AppleTalk Remote Access (A)      ARA      ARA Script for Intel modem needed      At Ease      autodoubler      Book for think C 5.0      CTB and HC 2.1      CTB Kermit Tool (C)      Digitizing Data      EM 1.7 (A)      Excel windows on mixed screen sizes      Extension Manager 1.7 Author's Address (Q)      FDHD update      FileGuard (R)      French PeeCee Conversion (R)      Help w/Excel Formula      HP Deskwriter Refill      Info-Mac Digest V10 #207      Info-Mac Digest V10 #209      Info needed on *.AU file format ... (2 msgs)      Mac-->LaserJet      MS-Works file compatibility with MS-DOS version      Mystat      Mystat (A)      Mystat?(A)      Norton/MacTools      Obtaining MYSTAT      PowerBook AC adapters (Q)      Quadra 700 Overdrive by mail order      Sad PowerBook 170      Sad PowerBook 170-OK Now      Searching out Sys RAM hogs      Sharing phone lines with fax (R)      StuffIt Expander vs. UnStuffit Deluxe (A)      StuffIt Expander vs. UnStuffit Deluxe (Q)      StyleWriter v. DeskWriter      SuperDrive problem      The Chip Merchant      University yearly maintenance      Where can I find a Japanese version of system 7?(A)      Word translation to/from Windows      Zip files (MSDos) to MAC possible? (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-213.txt   ****Today's Topics:      2MB PowerBook RAM available      800K System 7 startup disk for safe shutdowns      Again: Ethernet QUADRA and Localtalk Printer (Q)      Annual servicing of Macs (R-to-A :)      Appletalk Remote Access bug      ARA and remote access to InterNet      Develop?      EM 1.7 (A)      Emacs      Extensions Manager - new features      FDHD upgrade help      Info-Mac Digest V10 #212      LaserWriter protection (Q)      MacEKG Uses      Mac Labels menu      Mac Plus PRAM problems [Q]      Maxtor 7213 Opinions?      New Macs Rumor (Q)      No More Windows Can Be Opened, it says      Option key 'stuck'      PC Exchange Software      Problem running Superpaint on a server      Problems with HD partion and Catalog Record Key FIle      Problem with Vol.10, Issue 212.      Question to Mac network managers???      Rebuilding Desktop without Restarting (A)      ResEdit and System 7 - I need help!      Right-to-left text display      Rise of the Dragon?      Sad Mac code 0000 000F, 0000 0001 with Jasmine drive and FX      Stuffit 3.0 vs. Compact Pro 1.33      Stuffit Lite 3.1 problem      StyleWriter v. DeskWriter      Summary - Think C      System 7 window views (A)      Where/when is MacWrite Pro?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-214.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] /game/Windows3      [*] BinHex 5.0      [*] Birthday Alarm      [*] DarkSide 3.2 System 7 screensaver      [*] das-blinken-lights.hqx      [*] dir-scanning-sample.txt      [*] ex/VolumeMenu      [*] F1 Demo      [*] Fetch 2.1 available      [*] Finder Info 1.1      [*] FLINTSTONE, another primitive-looking truetype font      [*] flippy.hqx      [*] game/PXMoria1.0.cpt.hqx      [*] glypha-ii-11.hqx      [*] INITScope2.0      [*] lakeside startupscreen      [*] macload-14.hqx      [*] macwoof 1.5.3      [*] members-only-10.hqx      [*] mishu-wuhan-20.hqx      [*] PRISMA, a really _cool_ truetype font      [*] Re: Looking for some sample appletalk ATP code...      [*] Shakespeare.vol.1.cpt.hqx      [*] simple-qt-player.hqx      [*] soaring-von-11.hqx      [*] SpeedyFinder7 v1.5.2 (control panel)      [*] Submission: Color Icons      [*] TwinPeaksTrivia.hqx      [*] waynes-world-grp3.hqx      .hqx.z files      2MB PowerBook RAM available      Accelerator for LC      Appletalk Remote Access bug (A)      Appletalk Remote and printers      ARA and remote access to InterNet      ARA interfering with non-network printer (A)      Compile Problem      Consumer demand et cetera for Macintosh in UK      CTB and HC 2.1 (A)      Dead Floppy      DeskWriter vs. StyleWriter      Develop? (A)      Excel 4.0 Problem      Extensions Manager - new features (2 msgs)      FDHD Upgrade (C)      Fileguard      Greek System Resources      Hard Disk Problem      Initial reactions to Now Utilities 4.0      Installers...again! :-)      LC VRAM (2 msgs)      Mac-in-Dos Anywhere?      MacWrite Pro      MBDF Authors Plead      mcvert 1.8.3      New Macs Rumor (A)      New Quantum ProDrive      Now Utilities 4.0      QuickTime & AD      Random StartupScreen CP?      Rebuilding Desktop with ColorSwitch??      shareware programs...      shareware spreadsheets      Sharing phone lines with fax (R)      sick miracle piano      stuffit expander      StyleWriter v. DeskWriter (2 msgs)      Tech support mailing list ideas      Virtual screen navigator for Mac IIci      Where/when is MacWrite Pro?      Where can I find a Japanese version of system 7?(A)      White Knight (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-215.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Alias Director 3.0      [*] CyberPort.sea.hqx      [*] default-application-1.0d5.hqx      [*] EasyTransfer      [*] ircle 1.0      [*] Print2Pict3.4      [*] Report on Translating WordPerfect files      [*] Savvy 0.1      [*] Termy 2.0 - a CTB comms program      !DeskPict 1.1 (Q)      "Elizabethan" fonts?(Q)      "Problems" with startup Icons (Q).      "View by colour/lable" for fast system folder clearout?(Q)      2MB PowerBook RAM available      3 in Three (Q)      Apple Marketing in Europe doesn't have a clue ...      ARA WON'T INSTALL (Q)      Compressing QuickTime movies      Connecting from the Boonies [Q]      Dead Macs      DeskWriter Driver 3.1 (NetWork)      Extensions Manager - new features (C)      FDHD upgrade      formatting floppies      help! my computer has a bug      Info-Mac Digest V10 #213      Info-Mac Digest V10 #214      Jasmine Driver (one more time)      Kudos to NOW for 4.0 Startup Manager      Mac-in-Dos Anywhere?      Mac-in-Dos Anywhere? (A) (2 msgs)      Machine Records      MacTCP vs. file sharing? [Q]      MacWrite Pro      Need beep randomizer      Not.      Now Utilities 4.0 (C)      PB 100 Scsi Cable      power books and colur      QuickTime & AD (A)      QuickTime 1.1 (or 1.5 or whatever)      Random StartupScreen CP?      Rebuilding Desktop with ColorSwitch??      Reset and Interrupt Switches on the IIsi      Speedy Finder7 author      Where/when is MacWrite Pro / Nisus ?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-216.txt   ****Today's Topics:      "Problems" with startup Icons (A)      [ANS] mac: FDHD Upgrade (C)      adding sound to QuickTime?      ARA Won't Install (A)      BinHex 5.0      Can a Mac+ picture tube be used in a MacClassic? (a)      Capturing TV Images (Q)      Connecting from the Boonies [A]      Consumer demand et cetera for Macintosh in UK (C)      Excel 4.0 problem (R)      formatting floppies (A)      Info-Mac on CD-ROM?      LC VRAM      MacTCP      MacTCP vs. file sharing? [R]      Multiple Extension Levels? IDEA      Need beep randomizer      Need beep randomizer (R)      New Quantum ProDrive (A)      PB 100 Scsi Cable      PBK and Procomm      Planes, X-Rays and My Mac      Printing of formulas      QT & AD (2 msgs)      Quadra: Ethernet/Localtalk (R)      Radiobudin's e-mail address?      Retrospect Remote Errors (Q)      Why are my windows hiding ? (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-217.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Bolo Map Collection 1.0      [*] CursorSpin Library      [*] TidBITS#141/07-Sep-92      [*] UULite 1.4 Release for the Mac      [*] WEDGIE, a 3-D truetype font      [*] WHARMBY, another 3-D type truetype font      !DeskPict 1.1 (R)      1 meg Simms used, for sale?      AlarmsClock vs SuperClock      Apple Marketing in Europe doesn't have a clue ...      ARA Problem: Users & Groups windows unusable!      ARA WON'T INSTALL (Q)      Becoming a Registered Apple Tech      BixHex 5.0 (C)      Cheers sounds      Colour Classics?      Comm toolbox      Connecting from the Boonies (A)      DarkSide 3.2 (C)      Eudora (& pop3 in general)      Excel 4.0 problem (R)      Follow Up: New Quantum ELS Drives      FullWrite Pro      Info-Mac Digest V10 #211      MacTCP licensing      NEC CDR-35 drive      Need beep randomizer (R)      PB100 QUESTIONS      plugging in a lot in my mac      PowerBook 100 docking problem      Problem compiling zmodem      QT PICTs and ClarisWorks (PS)      QuickTime PICTs and ClarisWorks      Restarting with ColorSwitch (NOT)      Savvy      Security and network connections for PowerBooks      Serial Port C Code (Q)      Servers, modems      software location      SSMP for CTB      Word 4.0 and gray cell#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-218.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] AD-Holistic Sofa 0.94      [*] alpha-505.hqx      [*] Caroleschunk, a vomit-letter truetype font      [*] Corrupt TwinPeaksTriviaStuff.HQX file?      [*] Cubist 1.21      [*] DeskTools version 1.0      [*] Fireflies (After Dark module)      [*] Flash-It 2.3b1 (control panel)      [*] Holistic Sofa 0.91      [*] MacEncrypt 1.0      [*] PathName from FSSpec (pascal code)      [*] Planes, X-rays and my Mac (Summary)      [*] QuickTime Player      [*] REPOST: Colour Text Package      [*] ResCompare 2.5 (part 1 of 2      [*] Reset ADB -- Fix 'frozen trackball' problem      [*] Submission: font - PlanetsVUW      [*] Tetris2000 v 1.3      [*] TheNews-22.sit.hqx      [*] Wiltonian, a neon-sign type truetype font      "Problems" with startup Ico      .hqx.z files(A)      AlarmsClock vs SuperClock      Apple Talk Remote (Q)      BixHex 5.0 (C)      Bug: System 7 & 400K disks      Colour Classics?      Comm toolbox      Corrupt Vol Info Blocks      CursorSpin Library (C)      CyberPort desk picture posting      DarkSide 3.2 (C)      Desktop pictures      Eudora missing Bitnet mail      Hard Drive Problem      Info-Mac Digest V10 #214      Info-Mac Digest V10 #216      Kolor under system 7      Look for sound, "I'm a philanderer" (Q)      Mac 2si Sound Problem      Mac front end for VAX/VMS      Mac Plus mouse --> ADB adapter      MacTCP licensing (2 msgs)      MacTCP licensing correction      MacTCP licensing questions      making a floppy startup      Mode32 program (Q)      Movie to PICTs conversion      NEC CDR-35 drive      Network mail (R)      Network wiring      Opening the PB-100 to insert a memory (or fax) card      PAN (Performing Arts Network)      PB100 problem      PB100 QUESTIONS      PB100 QUESTIONS (A)      plugging in a lot in my mac      QM-L information? (A)      QT and AD--more      Quantum Phone Number (Q)      TcpPlay      three in three      Unknown Application and File      Zmodem Tool (For CTB)--Is there one?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-219.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] DataPak On-Line Help Construction Kit DEMO      [*] Dr.Macinto 2.5C - upgraded version      [*] Resubmission of Macbinary      [*] Unfolder 2.0      [*] waynes-world-grp4.hqx      [*] ZaleskiCaps, a trueptype font      [*] ZallmanCaps, a beautiful flowery caps font      3.5" Read-Write Optical Disks (Q)      Accidental frying of the battery control circuitry in the PB-100 ?      ALL KINDS OF STUFF!      anatomical morphometric analysis? (Q)      Apple marketing in Europe ...      ATM and 32 bit mode      CASE for Macintosh      CONNECTING VGA MONITORS TO A MAC (A)      DA's and Multifinder      DarkSide 3.2 (C)      Dead Floppy (C)      dead Mac Plus mice      Eudora and POP3      Eudora missing Bitnet mail      Eudora missing Bitnet mail (A)      External HD Sharing?      FileGuard & SAM      file sharing problems      file sharing problems resolved      help      Info-Mac Digest V10 #217      Info-Mac Digest V10 #218      Jesse Jackson's "green eggs" wanted      keyboard layout in GreekKeys for Mac      Looking for a dBase C library (Q)      MacTCP & EtherSC & Mac + problem      MacTCP licensing      Maple      Menu Master 1.0 : help !      Microphone II 4.0 and Sun...      Network wiring      Now Utilities 4.0 Bug      Now Utilities and DarkSide      OzTeX vs Now Up-To-Date      plugging in a lot in my mac      Problems with Catalog File      QuickTime PICTs and ClarisWorks - clarification      Shading Cells in Word 4      Shut-down FKEY      SpeedyFinder7 Bug      SpinCursor Library (R)      Tangram 3.09C - upgrade version      Tattle Tale 1.4.1 (Q)      TEKTRONIX Phaser III      The Modem tool and a few questions regarding mac TCP      Torx screws      WingZ upgrade#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-220.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Agonized shriek      [*] SpeedyFinder7 1.5.3      [*] SpinCursor Library 1.01      Apple, Apple Corp. & MIDI (Q)      Apple marketing in Europe ... (C)      Application Menu problem      Becoming a Certified Apple Weenie ;-)      Change in kind of file for MS Word files      Clearing Clogged Jets      DA's and Multifinder (A)      Eudora Docs      formatting floppies (A)      i/o error, bad checksum      Info-Mac Digest V10 #219      keyboard layout in GreekKeys for Mac (A)      Keyboards for foreing languages (Greek and many others)      Looking for an old Sat Night Live sound...      MacBBS in Portugal      MacTCP licensing      More ARA problems      More Eudora/pop problems      need help converting PostScript file to ASCII text      Nisus curiosity      PB100 Answers --- Thanks!      plugging in a lot in my mac      Powerbook Modems (Q)      Shareware and freeware      Shareware programs      speedy-finder bug      SpeedyFinder7 alert problems...      SpeedyFinder7 Bug (2 msgs)      SpeedyFinder7 Problems      Speedy Finder bug      Truetype Laserwriter fonts      User name in print dialog - I wish (Q)      Why chime the easy way when there's a so clever hard way?      Wingz Upgrade (2 msgs)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-221.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [!] Performa PR from Apple      [*] 3D Tic-Tac-Toe 1.0.5      [*] Battleship 1.1.2      [*] Black Box 1.2.1      [*] Cap'n Magneto (by request)      [*] GIFConverter 2.3b2 part 01/14      [*] MacTurnover 1.2.1      [*] Mazer 3.2.2      [*] rectri.qtm      [*] TacTickle 1.0.3      [*] Teacher's Grading Program      _Dream Team_ (C)      Apple 13inch colour monitor      Apple 13 inch monitors turning themselves off      Apple marketing in Europe ... (C)      B.A.D. init-how reliable is the verify      Burping modem      Classic II-is 10 MB the max RAM available?      Epson drivers available?      error detection/correction for big files?      Expensive Computers (everywhere)      FileGuard and Sam (R)      Finding a SuperDrive Upgrade for a Mac II (Q)      Grouch-stand alone version-anyone have it?      Hard disk name frozen problem (Q)      Installing RAM in a Quadra 700      Keyboards for foreing languages      Kolor and Sys 7 (A)      LaserWriter IINT and Greyscale (Q)      Mac -> Unix -> PS-Printer  problem [Q]      Mac to video (Q)      Maple for the Mac (A)      On Location intermittent crashes under System 7?      Opening DAs under Multi-Finder      PERFORA 200, 400, MONITOR (2 msgs)      plugging in a lot in my mac      Shareware and freeware      Shareware books      sound digitizers      Sound Request      Speedy Finder Obligations      Supra v.32bis modem      Syquest 88 carts, reliability      to be answered      Truetype Laserwriter fonts (2 msgs)      TT LaserWriter fonts +      What's the best hardware for Photoshop?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-222.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] bolo-map-collection-10.hqx      [*] cindy-clock-14.sit.hqx      [*] Excalibur 1.2      [*] Hellcats Rescue      [*] OpenSelection Code (pascal source)      [*] Planet 3.5      [*] Removing Old/Sending New CyberPort Files      [*] Think C 5.0.3      [*] third.qtm      [*] TidBITS#142/14-Sep-92      [*] Unit Conversion DA      "Problems" with startup Ico      Apple 13 inch monitors turning themselves off      Apple and MIDI      Black on white --> White on Black (Q)      Boot Problems with system 7      Change in kind of file for MSWord files -- SOLVED!      Cryptic printing error      DarkSide of Mac 3.0 (Q)      Easy-to-Learn, Portable, GUI toolkit      Eudora and La CIE Pocket 40      Eudora documentation (A)      Extension to divert numeric traps to FPU?      Getting SuperDrive Upgrades (Summary)      Hard disk name frozen problem (C)      Hard Drive Problem (A)      Help! Extensions not loading      HOW TO PRINT MAC COMMAND SYMBOL?      Installing RAM in a Quadra 700 (A)      Installing RAM on an LC      LaserWriter IINT and Greyscale (C)      Localtalk + PC + HP XL300 question      Macintosh product prices outside the US      MacPlus vs. ADB-mouse (r)      MacTCP, Tokenring, TN3270, abends      Mode 32 for IIcx (R)      Modem and Terminal Software Questions      Need CP for alias      Network mail (R)      Now 4.0 Bug      Performas      plugging in a lot and to be answered      plugging in a lot in my mac (A)      Problem with FileMakerPro's PICT extension      SCSI Device Sharing      Shading cells in Word 4 (without Postscript)      Shareware Support      Simultaneous Ethernet & LocalTalk connections      Snooper      Summary - Corrup Vol Info Blocks      Supra v.32bis modem (C)      Syquest 88 cartridges (A)      Syquest 88 carts, reliability      Taiwanese System 6.07 or System 7      Tape Backup for Macs      Termy and its "terminals" & Telnet (Q)      UK software prices#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-223.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [!] Impending archive reorg; please comment      [*] /source/c/canimcursor-10b4.hqx      [*] Aliases      [*] Battleship 1.2      [*] button-pad.hqx      [*] Canary, A Music Editing Stack      [*] Crypto 1.2.2      [*] Edison 1.0      [*] Empire Master 2.5.2 (demo)      [*] info-mac posting      [*] lang/cmaster-107-to-109-updater.hqx      [*] LD.Mac.Stack.hqx      [*] List Font 0.92      [*] MacAmortize 1.0      [*] MacEnquirer 1.0 Hypercard 2.0      [*] New version of Colorizing HC XCMD (v1.1)      [*] Open-wide 3.3      [*] Otello 2.0      [*] Spectre World Editor 1.0      [*] TrueIdle!      [*] Victoire 1.01.sit.hqx      3-button mice with MacX?      Accidental frying of the PB-100 battery charging circuitry (the answer)      A Job for HyperCard?      Apple Event SenderReceiver? (Q)      Apple promotional merchandise      Bad floppy disk      Black on whit -> white on black      Compiling a C program for a 68000 Mac (Q)      DayStar Accelerators      FileMaker Pro's PICT extension (A)      Freehand, EPS Exchange and Quadra 700s      help      help: undeletable apple menu items folder      HOW TO PRINT MAC COMMAND SYMBOL? (A)      Keyboards for foreign languages (A)      Lemmings...      Macintosh product prices outside the US      Mac Medical Dictionary?      Making LC screen larger.      miracle piano      Need CP for alias      Performas (R)      Personal LaserWriter LS and Image      PowerBook Power Plug Problem Prevention      Problem Playing MM movie      Retrospect on a Quadra 950      Silk Screening and Embroidery (Q)      Software for will      Sound Tracker 0.9 vs Sound Treker 1.0 (Q)      Sound Tracker input on Mac? (Q)      Still available cheap PowerBooks in New York!      Stuffit 3.0 vs. Compact Pro      StylWriter v. Deskwriter      Summary of responses on 32 bit clean ATM      Syquest Cartridge Reliability (A)      tape backup prices (R)      Trying to connect two AppleTalk networks      TT fonts      Word TrueType INIT and Word Finder problems#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-224.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] BackLight control panel for portables      [*] button-pad.hqx      [*] Launch Applications (System 7)      [*] List Font 0.92      [*] OffHook 1.0      [*] Patch to change display font in STvie 3.10      [*] Sparkz game (QIX clone, full color)      3-button mice with MacX (R)      A/UX installation woes      Beep Randomizer (A)      Black on white --> White on black (C)      Command keys for BBEdit      Converting PostScript files      corrupt suitcase      Cyber-Port FTP problem      Editors (Q)      HOW TO PRINT MAC COMMAND SY      Humble Apologies      International price gouging      Laserprinting: the Samsung Finale 8000 (Q)      Lemmings for the Mac (2 msgs)      Mac & Modem as TTD?      MacProduct fax modem      MacTCP, Tokenring, TN3270, abends      MacTCP1.1 incompatible with System 7.1      MacTCP licensing continued...      MIDI Shareware/Freeware for Macintosh      miracle piano and midi      NFL Logos posting      No more free OS upgrades? (rumours galore, check comp.sys.mac.advocacy)      PageMaker "Fill" printing problem      PB 100 Safety Rework      Performas (R)      RasterOps Colorboard 264 and CLUT resource      StuffIt Deluxe 3.0.2 vs. Compact Pro 1.33      SuperCard XCMD's & XFCN's      System 7.1 and MacTCP?      Talking of games...      TeachText can't open      TT fonts      TT fonts (R)      Two diverse questions      Two Questions      Using HyerCard Stacks on a PC      Video Support on New Macs      Wayne's World Sounds#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-225.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] MacEncrypt 1.0.1      10,000K of RAM for system 7.0?      Apple RGB 13" Monitor (Q)      ATTENTION SpeedyFinder7 users!      ButtonPad (C)      Bye-bye Stylewriter???  (Q)      Can I read LATEX-files on my MAC?      CD-ROM for IBM useable on Mac? (Q)      CitiDollars for Powerbook 100      Command keys for BBEdit      compression utility standards      Copyright/trademark infringements?      corrupt suitcase      corrupt suitcase  Vol 10 : Issue 224      Disenabled Users (Q      Document Icon      Editors (R)      ethertalk      French keyboard decals for PowerBook?      help needed for a school      Info-Mac Digest V10 #223      KNOT - Knowledge Repres. Software?      Looking for Blue's Bros. Theme      Macintosh Cyclones      mac plus resets by itself (Q)      MacProduct USA      MacTCP and 7.1      MacTCP licensing continued...      MacWarehouse Woes      Mail      miracle piano and midi (Q)      My mail order opinions      pay for system 7.1 (F)      Performae      Performas (R)      Performas: Are they really PC Clones!      Plain b&w floppy icons?      Problem converting EPS files from outside sources      Protecting Lab W/O FileGuard      RAM for LC (A)      Simultaneous Ethernet & LocalTalk connections      SoundConverter NeXT<>Mac      Syquest Cartridge Reliability (A)      System 6.0.x differences?      Wayne's World Sounds      Will Software#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-226.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] UpdateMaker 1.3 update      (Q) PowerBook Power - NOT!      10,000K of RAM...      10,000K of RAM for system 7.0? (A)      3-button mice with MacX (R)      32-bit addressing and System Ram consumption      <Q> New Quadra Rumors      Anyone hit (recently) by T4 virus?      Bye-bye Stylewriter???  (Q)      Can Mac stay on Ethernet and still print to non-networked printer?      compression utility standards (3 msgs)      Copying Syquest to Syquest      Copyright/trademark infringements?      Copyrights      Data Editor (A)      Drag-and-drop de-binhexer      EPS converter for the MAC [C]      FOCUS Mail Order (Q)      International price gouging      LaserWriter IINT GreyScale (Smry)      MacCenter's Service      Macintosh //+      Macintosh Cyclones      MacTCP 1.1      Multiple pages on one sheet (Q?)      nfl_logos.hqx posting      Old SIMMS, debinhex for unix, and IIsi-sound-fix program?      Performae      Performa pricing      Performas (R)      Problem to connect to ftp.apple.com with ftp      Problem with "Suitbeeps" sounds on Sumex      Sound Tracker 0.9 vs Sound Treker 1.0 (Q)      submission of note      TeachText      Time servers      TT Fonts#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-227.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] confusion10a1      [*] Cyrillic TrueType fonts      [*] euclid11b13      [*] fc40.hqx      [*] Mazer 3D      [*] More free code: Simplifying the List Manager      [*] Paths in HyperCard      [*] Printing Labels for SyQuest Cartridges      [*] REVIEW: Mirror RM88 Removable Cartridge Drive      [*] Spectre World Editor 1.1      [*] SUSAN 1.5 board game.      [*] Tex-Edit 1.2      [*] xLibrary 1.0.1      (Q) Sound file formats/utilities      10,000K of RAM for system 7.0 (A)      4.8 to 8.24 (A)      Apple RGB 13" Monitor (A)      Buying a Powerbook 170...      Bye, bye StyleWriter      Can Mac stay on Ethernet and still print to non-networked printer?      Compression Standards (C)      compression utility standards      Copyrights (A)      Copyrights or Trade marks?      Copyrights redux      Data Editor (C)      Drag-and-drop de-binhexer      Drag-and-drop de-binhexer (R)      Drop and Drop unbinhexing      Errors galore... any help?      Info-Mac Digest V10 #224      Mail-order [comment]      Multiple Pages on one page      Multiple pages on one sheet (R)      Old SIMMs/Unbinhex on Unix      PowerBook RAM      Small AppleTalk Networks      Sorry, "Suitbeeps" Not A Sumex File (?)      Stuffit Lite vs. Compact Pro      Stylewriter from Sears???      System 7.1 via ftp (2 msgs)      Three Quadras and a 25 MHz, 32-bit LC in January      Time Servers#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-228.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Aircar.cpt.hqx      [*] AutoBoot.hqx      [*] cheers-grp1.hqx      [*] Eudora As An Offline Reader      [*] FinderAppMenu 1.1      [*] Fractions      [*] Gif Typer Suite 1.1.cpt.hqx      [*] Nick and Ken's Bolo Maps      [*] Nuntius1.1.1d11.sea.hqx      [*] rinaldi-externals 2.0      [*] Tangram update -minor bug fixed      [*] VMTuner.hqx      [*] WatchDos.hqx      10,000K of RAM for system 7.0?      ? (one or two questions.....)      [Q] new PowerBook 180      A completely silent PB that runs 'forever' -dismounting the hard disk      Advice on GIS systems      any info about a program called Tierra 3.1 ?      Apple Marketing strikes again\ payment for core system soft upgrades      Apple RGB 13" Monitor (Q)      Buying a Powerbook 170...      Buying a Powerbook 170... [      Bye-bye Stylewriter???      Changing the zone of a Laserwriter IIg...      Compact Pro vs. Stuffit Lite      compression and SEA's (c)      Compression Standards (C)      connecting DAT tape reader to a Mac or to a PC      Copyright      Copyright/Trademark Redux Redux      Drag-n-Drop DeHQXer      MacHandWriter - what's that?      MacWarehouse bad experience      Missing Icons (formerly Compression Standards)      Multiple Pages on one page (2 msgs)      Pay for System 7.1? (F)      PB 100 Backlight off when used as external hd      PD/Shareware SQL database for Mac      Proposal:  the "My Letter to Apple" Campaign      PS files to QuickDraw printers?      Q: Old English font for the Mac      Recording sound from microphone...      Sears' awesome service <g>      Small AppleTalk Networks      Socket interface for MacTCP needed.      StyleWriter (C)      Stylewriter/Canvas Query      System 7.1      System 7.1, no right to copy (C)      System 7.1 costs $$$      System 7.1 no longer free?      Time Servers      Transferring binaries from PC disk to MAC      Wayne's World Sounds      Why binhex?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-229.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] ARA Client      [*] enterprise.hqx      [*] game/space/GMGravityWars.cpt.hqx      [*] Greg's Buttons 2.0      [*] Mine Field 1.0      [*] posting Tangram 3.092C upgraded version      [*] Simpler square roots      [*] SUSAN Colors (optional file for SUSAN 1.5)      2 diverse questions (A) and yet another diverse question (the sequel)      4th Dimension (Q)      =={ Apple & IBM }==      Abuse of subject naming      Anyone hit (recently) by T4      Apple's lousy computers      Apple charging for system 7      Apple monitor serial #'s (C)      Buying a Powerbook 170...      Clones (C)      Compression Standards (C) (3 msgs)      Copyright Information: The Source      Copyrights (A)      digital photo help      Error message      Ethernet and System 7 file server NOT compatible!      Ethernet Cable Lengths (Q)      Everrex Customer Service      External (Portable) Hard Drives      Generating Pg Dn Command in White Knight.      help- undeletable ... (A)      Inexpensive Ethernet (Q)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #228      Kiwi PowerMenus ...(formerly BeHierarchic) review      legal mac clones      Let's Just Steal!      LWIINT/Greyscale (Again!?!)      Mac hardware & system software      MacProducts USA      Mac Security Packages      MacWarehouse      MacWarehouse bad experience (2 msgs)      MacWarehouse bad experience (C)      Multiple pages on one sheet      New PowerBook 180 [A]      pay for system 7.1 (F)      Paying for System 7.1 (C) [fixed]      PB Backlighting and Selling System 7.1...      PowerBook 100 Availability at Price Club Prices      Printing multiple pages on one piece of paper (R)      Proposal-  the "My Letter t      re MacWarehouse bad experience      Right to copy      Sears' awesome service <g>      shareware programs...      Software questions      SQL & VITAL (C)      Stan Kerr & a problem with MacWarehouse...      Stuffit not friendly to the Finder (Compression Standards (C))      Style writer ...      StyleWriter on AppleTalk      Syquest drives      System 7.1      System 7.1 ...The saga continues      System 7.1... who needs it?      System 7.1: letter-writing campaign?      System 7.1 going to cost (C)      System 7.1 not free?      System 7.1 Question      System 7.1 via ftp      Tierra      Transferring binaries from PC disk to MAC      Wayne's World Sounds      Why binhex? (2 msgs)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-230.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Battleship 1.2.1      [*] MacAmortize 1.1      [*] Mac Digest Stack 1.1      [*] Movod II game submission      [*] PwrSwitcher 1.0 (final control panel version)      [*] Scarab of RA 1.4 - part 1 o      [*] Teacher's Grading Program 1.22      [*] THINK C Project Printer 1.1      [*] TidBITS#143/21-Sep-92      [*] util/fontprinter-21.cpt.hqx      (Q) Info about PortShare      4th Dimension [A]      7.1 and Type 1 fonts? (R)      >1 voice on Hypercard      Apple's Lousy Computers (C)      Apple's lousy comuters (R)      Apple monitor serial #'s (C)      Bad disk<{-is it MFS?      Canavas 3.0.4 : crashed with address error      Compression (oh no, not again)      Compression Standards (C) (2 msgs)      corrupted system (Q)      Creating StartUpScreens      Ethernet and System 7 file server NOT compatible! (R)      Finder problems      Floptical and Monks      Getting millions of colors in Adobe Premiere (Q)      Handoff/Broadcast/32-bit Problem      Hardware repair woes      HyperCard Terminal Stack Needed      Imagewriter I cable      info about Tierra 3.1 ? (A)      launching a program on a remote machine w/ apple events      Mac security packages      MacTools Version 2 upgrade advice?      Mac video on a domestic video recorder without the interlace flicker      Manufacturing Quality (C)      mcvert problem: What am I doing wrong?      monitors      MountImage and Norton Floppier (Q)      Mouse Cleaner?      Moving Powerbook 170 while in Sleep mode      Opinions      Paying for System 7.1 (2 msgs)      PB100/HDI-30 problems      pb100 recall      Popup menu programming question      PowerBook 100s      re  =={ Apple & IBM }==      RGB Monitors serial numbers      Simpler Square Roots submission      SLIP client s/w      Stan Kerr's MacWarehouse "problem"      StuffIt & the Finder      Stuffit Lite 3.0.1 bug?      StyleWriter on AppleTalk...      Syquest drives      System 7.1 (2 msgs)      System 7.1 Charges      System 7.1 upgrade fee      TeX Devanagari -> Postscript      Tierra 3.12 (A)      Transferring binaries from PC disk to MAC      unix-2-mac file transfer      useful subject headings      Video-Boards      What's Worldscript good for?      Why binhex? (2 msgs)      Yet another memory question...#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-231.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [!] Collection for Gigabyte Drive      [*] Address Book 3.3.4      [*] Alias Boss 2.01      [*] File Sharing Toggle Description      [*] Fischer-Spassky Chess, Pt. 1      [*] Mazer 3D 2.0      [*] RSC_VIEWER.DEMO.sea.hqx (part 1 of 5)      [*] Spectre World Editor 1.2      [*] Startup Font Manager 1.1.1      [*] Unix RCP for the MPW shell 1/2      [*] VM-Eject 2.0      (Q)  .Z files      10,000K of RAM ...      4th Dimension      4th Dimension [A]      7.1 on 800k?      Alias question (Q)      Apple's lousy computers      Apple's lousy computers - not!      Building a Mac-Based Internet site...      CD-ROM for IBM useable on Mac? (Q)      Charging for System 7.1 (another comment)      CLARIS ANNOUNCES NEW HYPERCARD PLAYER      Collection for Gigabyte Drive (Q)      Compression Standards      Converting RTF to LaTeX      corrupted system (Q)      Drag-and-drop de-binhexer (R)      Ethernet and System 7 file server NOT compatible! [C]      extension loader      Floptical and Monks      FTP Access to ftp.apple.com      Gopher it or Fetch it.      Handoff/Broadcast/32-bit Solution      I need Classic SIMMS      Info on Fkey's (Tip)      Lemmings for the Mac      Mac 13" Color Monitor Capacitor (Q)      MacTools Version 2 upgrade advice?      Matrioshka folder 807x deep      More about Sears      MountImage and Norton Floppier (R)      Moving Powerbook 170 while in Sleep mode      Please Include Minimum Program Configuration      please post      Se/30 can't find it's hard drive!! Heeeeelp!      shut down box      Sick Macs      SLIP client s/w (A)      SQL & VITAL -DAL/Everyware/Butler- (A)      SUM II encryption-lost password! :-(      Sys 7.1 -- why crying?      Sys 7.1 / type 1 fonts      System 7.1      System 7.1 (c)      System 7.1: a treatise      third part hard drive for powerbook 170      Tracks on the monitor!!!      Transferring binaries from PC disk to MAC (C)      unix-2-mac file transfer      What's needed to use computer modem as TDD? (Q)      Why BinHex? (C)      WorldScript and System 7.1      Yet another memory question (Answer)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-232.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Demo of ASC's 5PM      [*] Demo of ASC's CommToolbox Connection Tools      1280x1024 Video Boards (Q)      4th Dimension [A]      [ANS] Apple's lousy computers      [R]Request for Image Processing Source Code      Address Book 3.3.4 (C)      An XCMD Example      Apple's Greatness      Asychronous communication via powerbook      AT-InternetRouter?      AutoDoubler 2.0 Question      Basic Programming on the Mac      Beginner's problems      Black on white --> White on black (Summary)      can't open [./art/colorized-woman.hqx]      Can Mac stay on Ethernet and still print to non-networked printer? [A]      CD-ROM: cross platform compatibility?      Classic II color?      Collection for Drive      Collection for Gigabyte Drive (2 msgs)      Collection for Gigabyte Drive (show of support)      Compression Standards (2 msgs)      Converting MS Word (or RTF) to LaTex (or Scribe)      Correction on compression standards      Extension loader (A)      Extracting fontlist from Postscript file      Gigabyte Drive for Info-mac...      How is piracy defined?      Info-Mac Digest V10 #229      Info-Mac Digest V10 #230      Info-Mac Digest V10 #231 (2 msgs)      Looking for ScanShare      Mac groups and mailing lists and TidBITS      Mac Hardware Problems      MacTCP 1.1.1 available!      MacWAREHOUSE :-(      MacWAREHOUSE :-)      Matrioshka folder 807x deep (C)      MaxAppleZoom Question      MDS 1.2 vs. Word, ClarisWorks, and Moria      Modem and Comm Programs      More RAM & speed for PB145 (Q)      Moving Powerbook 170 ... (C      Multiple Pages on one page      PB 100      PowerBook 100: why shut down EVER?      PowerBook 100 Availability at Price Club Prices      PowerBooks & Large Screen P      red-faced apology for re:infomac and accel report      Reflex Plus (Q)      Remember the Portable?      RTF <-> TeX      RTF to LaTeX conversion      Se/30 can't find it's hard drive!! Heeeeelp! (R)      Sears Service (C)      SQL & DBMS (c)      System 7.1      System 7.1--Non-flame retardent      System 7.1--what problems await?      System 7.1 and payment      System 7 breakdown and before-dark      Track on the Monitor - fixed      Transporting PBs in sleep mode      Trash Management, Why?      Voice Recognition and/or Foot Switches#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-233.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Alias Director 3.0.1      [*] mcvert-187.shar      [*] ToggleAT FKEY      "Why I hate System 7..."      (R) Accel plus too fast for drive startup      .Z files (A)      [R] canon bj300 driver for mac      AD 2.0      Alias question (A)      Apple 13" Monitor Recall      AutoDoubler 2.0 (c)      AutoDoubler 2.0 Question      AutoMac III (Genesis Software)      b/w startup screens...      Can Mac stay on Ethernet and still print to non-networked printer?      Charging for System Software      check      ChemDraw Demo      clip-art pictures...      Compression Standards (C)      DayStar Accelerators      E-mail      Gigabyte drive donations.      Gopher it or Fetch it.      Hello      How to adjust PB100 backlight under System 6 (A)      How to quit all open apps at once? (Q)      icons -> pict files      In Search Of:  Remote Access Scripts      Mac Hardware Problems (A)      MacWarehouse :-(,  (Huh?)      Moving Powerbook 170 ... (C      PB 100      Problems with using Updaters.      Programmer's Key 1.4.2      QWK Programs (Q)      RTF => TeX      Software for Generating Interactive Tutorials on the Mac? (Q)      Stuffit & Virus Checking      System 7.1      System 7.1 and payment      Trash Management, Why?      Update to accl. purchase      VideoVision!  (Q)      What's needed to use computer modem as TDD? (A)      WorldScript and System 7.1 (A)      Zoom fax-modem problem#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-234.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [!] Gigabyte drive: charge your contributions!      [*] AutoTrade.hqx      [*] Colour Text Package 1.1      [*] CopyDoubler 1.0 Demo      [*] Federal BBS document submission      [*] Fractions 1.1      [*] Games submission      [*] imagic-9d65.hqx      [*] InfoBrowser 2.5.1 Submission      [*] KeMo 1.03 -- Millisecond Reaction Timing Utilities      [*] microcosm-demo-1.0.2.hqx      [*] Murph's Vaporware Column for October 1992      [*] pict-show-12.hqx      [*] ProgrammerParadise.hqx      [*] RTFcard1.0.sea.hqx      [*] Small Screen 1.1      [*] sound-utilities.hqx      [*] TrashMan 4.0.3      145 to be discontinued?      anyone have ``Remember? V2.3.2 Complete''? (Q)      Apology      Apple 13" Monitor Recall      Apple Reduces SRP      Auto Doubler 2.0      b/w startup screens... (R)      CapNet posting      Desktop-Textures-20 problems?      E-Machines T16 monitor problems      Genie Internet Mail Access: Does it Exist?      Gigabyte Drive for Info-mac...      Gopher it or Fetch it.      Hungarian System and/or Font Needed...      LaserWriter Plus BITMAP fonts wanted      LC _is_ 32-bit clean (Reply to Classic II color?)      MacWarehouse :-(,  (Huh?) (R)      Market research at the expense of retailers costs us all extra      Matrioshka folder 807x deep      Metering over a network.      Monitor problem-replies      monitor recall???      Monitor Tracks Fixed -NOT!!!      Need input from those who Index in Word or Pagemaker      Plus that won't wait for hard disk      Previewing Postscript files (Q)      question: AppleTalk sniffer      Removing LaserWriter fonts (Q)      RunPC (Mac to PC connection) experience?      Sears      Shutting down a PB100      Silent Recall & Disk First Aid      Status of IIsi after 19 october (Q)      Ugly Performa Monitors      Word 5.0a spacing problem when using font NewCenturySchoolbook (Q)      Your instructions      Zapping PRAM (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-235.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] art/qt/Twilight-movie.hqx      [*] auto-assassin-11.hqx      [*] CrossMaster 1.12      [*] dd-auxiliary-files-377.hqx      [*] ddexpand-377.hqx      [*] dfd-editor-12.hqx      [*] diskdoubler-377-updater.hqx      [*] GNU-Chess      [*] Lemmings Demo      [*] Mine Field 1.0.1      [*] Please post this in the Sound Directory      [*] prefs-cleaner-10.hqx      [*] Remember 2.3.2 Complete      [*] Submission for /info-mac/art/qt/RTrace_movie.cpt.hqx      [*] Teacher's Grading Program 1.30      [*] TidBITS#144/28-Sep-92      [*] tunefinder-1.0.cpt.hqx      [*] Zipple 1.1      145 to be discontinued?      [q] dead mouse - just wondering      b/w startup screens... (R)      Beyond Cyberpunk Hypercard stack?      Color Startup Screens      DeskWriter drivers 3.1 & MacDraw Pro going s l o w      EMAC 88R removable drive      family tree (genealogical) software      Info-Mac Digest V10 #234      Info wanted on Personal LaserWriter NTR and similar printers...      Interrupt Sequences (again)      LaserWriter IIsc on appletalk      MacTCP 1.1.1      MIDI on Apple PowerBooks      Mystery file format      New Authorware listserv      Plus that won't wait for hard disk      Problems with using Updater      QuarkXPRess      QuickTime crashes      SuitCase II problems      SUMEX CDROM      System 7.1 - check out the windows...      System 7 Additions      System 7 working directory (mis)behavior ...      The Macintosh "Little People"      Two monitors, one screen      Uninteruptable Power Supply      User name in print dialog - I wish (R)      Zapping PRAM (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-236.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [!] Gaga for Giga      [*] CTB TCP Tool available for ftp!      .Z coding again (Q)      AD 2.0 upgrade      Another 13" monitor problem      anyone have ``Remember? V2.3.2 Complete''? (Q)      AppleColor 13" Serial Numbers of Recalled Monitors      Apple marketing in Europe - a new twist?      Apple Rip-Off on Powerbook Memory      AutoDoubler 2.0 Question (A)      Bongo Bob FAQ.      CD-ROM: cross platform compatibility?      dead mouse      Dead mouse - just wondering (A)      dead mouse - just wondering (C)      Documentation in "PostCard" Format      Ethernet Card Driver      Genie Internet Mail Access: Does it Exist?      Help: Want Mac programs from the net      Info-Mac Digest V10 #235 (2 msgs)      Looking for Chemintosh & Beaker      lpr client/server for Mac      Mac NuBus <-> RS-422 Card      Mac security app      MacTCP, Eudora, and Telnet      methods to disable printer test page? (Q)      Mystery file format      Mystery file format (A)      Mystery file format -- solved!      Mystery file format [A] (2 msgs)      Need help with Mac networks      New Authorware listserv      PB's and airports      Powerbook 145's and 170's to remain      Printing Fonts catalog      problem with Help! 1.0.3      Programmer's Key      QuarkExpress 3.1 ideas      Question on SuperDrive Upgrade....      QWK Programs (A)      Sharing HyperCard from a Netware 386 Server      Simple Pascal compiler?      SuitCase II substitute      System 7.1 - check out the windows... (C)      The Macintosh "Little People"      Typing (and other stuff) while the clock chimes!      Typing tutor with Dvorak keyboards???      Wanted: Way to get Mac programs off net      Your Instructions (C)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-237.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] AppleLink CCL for Apple Modem Tool      [*] Backstab      [*] Calypso CTB connection tool      [*] DOS Cdev 1.2 - freeware competitor for PC Exchange!      [*] Extensions Manager 1.8      [*] IGSMonthly.hqx      [*] lets-get-it-on.hqx      [*] Prefs file source code      [*] tt-converter-11.hqx      1280x1024 Video Boards (A)      [r] dead mouse - just wondering      activating an open window, and the like (Q)      alternatives to printshop wanted      Apple System Secrets      AppleTalk clock synchronization      AT-Internet Router (A)      AutoMac III under System 7 ?      Color Startup Screens      CopyDoubler (C)      Dead Meece (A)      Ethernet Card Driver      Fast optical drives [Q]      Fat Fujitsu Files      Fischer-Spassky Chess Password      Gatekeeper/DiskDoubler Problem - HELP!      GifConverter problem      HyperCard Scripting Problem      Info-Mac Digest V10 #234      Info-Mac Digest V10 #236      Learning to type on dvorak (A)      Listserv-Punch (Q)      Looking for a disk exerciser      lpr client/server for Mac (1/2 A)      Mac-Security      Mac security app      MacTCP Config problems      making labels      Math Tools inquiry      My GigaContribution is on its way....      Powerbook 145's and 170's to remain (3 msgs)      PPCToolBox      PPCToolBox and Ivar - dont answer      Printing Fonts catalog      Programmer's key -- what to do next      Quadras and Ethernet      Quark Express Problems      Question: TT Scientific Fonts..      QuickTime Request...      Reboot at interrupt time      Refill for stylewriter      remote terminal support      re The Macintosh "Little People"      Suit Case II responses      System 7.1 - check out the windows... (C)      Tektronix terminal emulator      Token ring on Macs      Trifling error in IQDemo-10.hqx      Word for Windows 2.0 to Word in the MAC      Zip files#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-238.txt   ****Today's Topics:      Another 13" monitor problem      AppleTalk Internet Router      Bad Sony drives in SE, SE/30, II, IIx, IIcx/IIci, IIfx      Central Point's e-mail address      ChemEdit Problem...      Connecting to remote mac      CopyDoubler bug      dead mouse - just wondering      DesktopTextures Summary      DiskDoubler 3.7.7/GateKeeper      DiskDoubler3.7.7/Gatekeeper Problem (A)      DOS.INIT 1.2 conflicts with Apple File Exchange      Eudora 1.3b89 released      Fat Files      Fat Fujitsu Files (A) (2 msgs)      File: "INFO-MAC MAIL" being sent to you      Font Request      Half a (Half an answer for you) for you:      HyperCard open file calls (A)      Incredibly Noisy HDI Hard Drive (C)      info-mac      Info-Mac Digest V10 #236 (2 msgs)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #237      Looking for a disk exerciser      Looking for a disk exerciser (A)      making labels      MaxAlleZoom under S.7 ?      Modem Characteristics/control file for AppleTalk Remote?      Morph Problems      Movies on Silicon Graphics workstations      Need network software on Mac to connect UNIX's NFS      Now Utilities 4  - 2 conflicts (C)      NuBus Board & Dat      PB 145 & 170      Powerbook 145's to remain, others to come and go      Quadra 900 Power Supply Problems      reverse the order..      Sound (Yes, Virginia, another stupid FAQ) how?      StuffIt DeLuxe Translators wanted      SuperDrive Upgrade problem resolved.      Synchronizing printing and login names      System 7.1 - check out the windows... (C)      TaxCut      Tektronix terminal emulator      Telecommunications and 128K Mac      THINK C problem      timeout#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-239.txt   ****Today's Topics:      Ancient 13" Monitor Question      Apple/Adobe, New Apple Fonts pr      AppleTalk clock synchronization (Answer)      Bypass for the LaserWriter testpage.      Canvas 2.0....      Central Point's e-mail address      ChemEdit Problem...      DesktopTextures Summary      Dial-up Loops in (M)AcKnowledge      Ethernet & Quadras      extension ``restoreCLUT'' (Q)      Fat Files (C)      Fat Fujitsu Files      Fat Fujitsu files (A) (2 msgs)      FileGuard, and others      Finder Folder Sizes (Q)      Good experience with a Syquest drive and Dantz DiskFit-Pro backup      HP PaintJet XL300      Incredibly Noisy HDI Hard Drive (C)      IP/TCP      Macintosh IIsi won't shutdown.      partitions      POSSIBLE MACIISI/SYSTEM 7.0/M.S. WORD 4.0 VIRUS/BUS????      Putting new files at the end (NOT!)      reverse the order..(A)      TCP Programs      Tektronix terminal emulator      Telecommunications on a 128K Mac      The 128K Mac & a use other than a paperweight.      The soon to be announced Quadras (Q)      THINK C problem-solved      Virtual Reality for Mac      Why Apple is charging for system 7.1#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-240.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] bio_ess HC stack      [*] calculator-ii-108.hqx      [*] Carpetbag 1.3      [*] ChemEdit 1.0      [*] Color Time - mac app      [*] colossal-icons11.hqx      [*] DataPak On-Line Help Construction Kit DEMO      [*] Diamonds 2.0 Demo      [*] dmm-lw-56-stuff-13.hqx      [*] dmm-lw-7-stuff-13.hqx      [*] doublescroll-112.hqx      [*] FlameFile-110.hqx      [*] hqx file for info-mac archives      [*] HyperGobbledygook 1.1      [*] Intel ARA scripts      [*] IQDemo-10.hqx      [*] kennedy-assassination.hqx      [*] LaserUser v2.5      [*] new Black Jack program      [*] Nuntius1.1.1d12.sea.hqx      [*] PB Backlight Control 1.0a3      [*] pierkiroul-10.hqx      [*] printer-maze.ps      [*] Remote Access script for ZyXEL modem      [*] Shadowgate Solution      [*] Solution/walkthrough for The Colony      [*] space-20.hqx      [*] StuffIt Converter 3.0.2      [*] Thieves' Tools      [*] Twin Peaks Trivia Stack (reposting) requires HC V.2+      [*] Uninvited Solution      [*] Zap!      [*] Zipple 1.2      "Index Card" Hypercard stack - Help Needed.      (C) NowMenus 4.0 conflict      1280x1024 Video Boards (A)      [&] reaper-dance.bin on ftp.apple.com      Apple inviting OS competition?      Appleshare 3.0 [Q]      AppleShare Server ?      AppleTalk clock synchronization (R)      ARA with Ericsson digital telephone system TAUs      Autodoubler      companies address needed      dead mouse follow up      Deskwriter <=> DeskJet      Fat Files (C) (2 msgs)      full-write pro smart delete      group scheduling      Hard Drives International      Initshare update?      Internet Router (C)      Is a backwards "R" possible?      Long delete times with Netware and System 7      MacSLIP      MatLab      Misc. Responses      NCSA Telnet 2.5 problems in a Quadra 900      Net Connections (Q)      New Quadras--not until January      Now Utilities 4  - Nisus conflict (A)      PC ScanMan on a Mac ?      Perhaps an FAQ...Monitor & HD for SE30      Please Help!  88mb SyQuest with bad blocks!      Portable/PB screen size      Powerbook 100  Screen problem.      PowerBook Modems ?      Problem with Words PrintPreview      restore CLUT      retaining nuts on lc/lcii video/scsi      Returned mail: Service unavailable      Synchronizing Mac Names      System 7 Additions      Tax Cut for the Mac      TEKTRONIX E-mail adress      tektronix terminal emulator (RE)      Telecom on 128K Mac (reply)      trash can won't empty      TScript vs Freedom of Press Lite      Uncompress .Z on a Mac & Mac->IBM graphics      upgrade problem      Upgrading an *Old* Mac      Why Apple is charging for Sys 7.1      ZModem and CTB#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-241.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] 3D Tic-Tac-Toe 1.0.6      [*] Battleship 1.2.2      [*] bio_ess HC stack replacement      [*] Black Box 1.2.2      [*] Crypto 1.2.3      [*] HP Announces New DeskWriter      [*] MacTurnover 1.2.2      [*] Mazer 3.2.3      [*] PICT Ripper Version 2      [*] Re: Mandella 7.0 -- fractal program      [*] Russian Roulette 1.1.1      [*] space-war-10.hqx      [*] TacTickle 1.0.4      [*] TidBITS#145/05-Oct-92      [*] TurboGopher 1.0      [*] Vort.sea.hqx      88mb SyQuest with bad blocks!      Address needed for FRANKLIN SYSTEMS      A faster Quadra?      Apple charging for HyperCard      Apple Font Pack      Apple Monitor problems      Apple press releases      Appleshare 3.0 problem      Apple System Secrets (A)      Autodoubler 2.0      Autodoubler [A]      Backwards "R" (A)      CopyDoubler bug--only in demo!      DeskJet and the Mac (A)      DOS.INIT 1.2 conflicts with Apple File Exchange (and copy)      FAQ...HD Vendor      Fat Files (C) (2 msgs)      Floppy Disk Tester      Group Scheduling/PowerBook Modems      Hellcats interesting...      IIsi that won't shut down (R)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #240 (2 msgs)      Info-Mac Drive Fund      InitShare      Internet mail to/from GEnie      Jewish Humor stack (Q)      Laserwriter II Repair Cost      Lee Mail and 3 days for delivery      Macintosh Accelerators.      Macintosh IIsi won't shutdown.      MacScheme Support? (2 msgs)      Mactut & Dubl-Click (Q)      Memory Question      Microsoft OS for the Mac (C)      More PowerBook Info ?      MS-DOS for the Mac (?!?!)      Need network software on Mac to connect UNIX's NFS (A)      page layout programs      Portable printing advice sought      Powerbook Retail Prices      Quadra Shipping Delays?      Radius Rocket Accelerator card      Software to assist scheduling events (Q)      Stuffit 3.0.2      Sumex Fund Drive      TaxCut for the Mac      Upgrade to Microsoft Word 5 imminent?      Why Apple is charging for Sys 7.1      Windows 3.1/Mac (Was: Why Apple is charging for system 7.1)      ZModem and CTB#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-242.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Carpetbag 1.3a      [*] excel-homeFinance1.0.hqx      [*] Finder Info 1.1.1      [*] FlameFile-submission      [*] Historical News Sounds      [*] HyperTEACH      [*] MacVISTA      [*] misc/printer-maze.ps      [*] PwrDown 1.0      [*] Re: Info-Mac Digest V10 #241      [*] serial-of-champions.hqx      [*] tetix.hqx      Amiga/Atari Mac Emulator Control Panel Setting Program      Any known LaserFix 2.0 conflicts? (Q)      Anyone know about MacInUse?      Apple's Document Viewer      Apple and higher education      Apple charging for HyperCard/System      AppleTalk Internet Router      AppleTalk specs      Autodoubler 2.0 (A)      AutoDoubler Internal Compressor & Viruses (Q)      BinHex4.0/5.0 bug--end to mystery      Conflict: Speedy Finder 7 and AutoDoubler 2.0      Connecting with Home Mac from Office      CopyDoubler Bug [A]      DeskJet and Mac [comment]      DOS.INIT 1.2 conflicts with Apple File Exchange (and copy)      Drag & drop utility [Q]      Error type 28      External Monitors for the old Portable      FileMaker Import (Q)      font monger -- should I buy it?      getting from fto on pc and transferring to mac      Hard disks and OCR      How do I *remove* Sys 7 tuneup?      INIT Loading Program      InitShare      internet-tour-xx.hqx      Leafax II (Wanted)      lost address at navpgs      MacTCP config solution!      MacX      Magical Moving Icons with Sys7      Memory Question      Memory Question (A)      Needed: Mac-Sun Floppy Formatter/Reader      Opening Freehand-created EPSF in Illustrator:  What's the trick?      PowerBooks and Color Quickdraw      Quark Extensions      quicktime      Quieting the startup sound      QWK Reader for Mac (R)      Reactions      Reading CETEDOC CD-ROM on the Mac      resedit tools      Saving as PS in System 7      System 7.1 Features      Upgrade to Microsoft Word 5 imminent?      Win 3.1 beats 7.0      Word 5.1/Word 6.0      Word 5.1 upgrade#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-243.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [!] Gigabyte drive status      [*] Introducing PianoSim 1.0      [*] MathPad 1.5.6      [*] Mine v1.0      [*] Planetmaker      [*] space-invader-10.hqx      32-bit addressing and memory constraints.      Am I really losing it?      Apple ISDN being dumped?      Appleshare 3.0 and RAMdisk+ [A]      Argosy Software      BinHex 4.0 - How to use? [q]      Census Dept. CD-ROM data analysis      Color monitor recommendations (Q)      Compatability of Remote Access and Prometheus Home Office.      Conflict- Speedy Finder 7 a      DOS-INIT 1.2      DOS Init conflict... (C)      Drag & Drop Utility      Eudora 1.3b92--oops 1.3b93--Now Available      Fat Files (C)      File: "INFO-MAC MAIL" being sent to you      FileMaker Import (A)      Grayscale printing      HPLJ IIIP-Quadra/Word Processing/AT Remote (Q's)      IIci LocalTalk/Keyboard Failure      I need a CTB vt100 terminal tool      Info-Mac Digest V10 #242 (2 msgs)      INIT Loading Program      INIT Loading Program (A)      INIT Loading Program [A]      Internet Tour hypercard stack (R)      LaserWriter page length      macii-fan-replacement.hqx      Mac LC Problems      MacLogimo      Macs and PC's      MacScheme Support? [A]      MacWord -> WinWord ?      Modems that connect with adb or card      Monitoring activities on Mac (A)      MPW Shell distribution ?      MSoft 5.0  what do you think?      newscrud      no subject (file transmission)      NTR randomly produces empty pages before print jobs (Q)      PB100 battery questions      Piracy      PLW LS 7.2 (C)      PowerBook Solutions Guide      Printers with s/w selectable paper trays      PrintMonitor enhancers?      QuickTime doesn't like virtual memory      RAM prices      Resetting the (print) Chooser options.      snap to grid in finder changes      Sorting in HyperCard (C/Q)      Source Code Printer/Lister      Sport Scheduling program      Stacks on Tarot Cards?      Supra Fax Modem prices?      System 7.1 Features      TrueType versin of Calligraphy?      Turning on AppleTalk without rebooting      Upgrade to Microsoft Word 5 imminent?      Wanted: 80xx51 C-cross-compiler      Water proof StyleWriter cartridge refills?      win 3.1 v. System 7      Windows 3.1 versus Mac OS 7.1      Word 5.1/Word 6.0#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-244.txt   ****Today's Topics:      (Q) Using a Supra Fax modem in Germany      32-bit addressing and memory constraints      ADA compiler for mac?      Adobe Type Align Versions/Compatibility (Q)      Announcing 16" PICTs!      Apple ISDN card discontinued      AutoDoubler Internal Compressor & Viruses (A)      BottomLine      Buying in the UK direct from the US. (C)      CD-ROM Drive      Conflict: Speedy Finder 7 and AutoDoubler 2.0...NOT      Database Engine      DOS CD ROM reader      dust cover for PLW NTR      Expert System Shells for the Mac (Q)      Farallon Ethernet Cards.      fax modems effective (Q)      File Comparison      FileMaker Import (Q)      Irwin XL20 system patch      Is he really losing it?      Liken! Macintosh Emulator on the SUN (Q)      Locked drive name      Mac II memory limits      Mac IIsi sound problem      maxapplezoom      Microsoft & Insignia      Modem port on the powerbook 100      multi-tasking      Performa 200 Question      Personal LW LS 7.2      Piracy      Powerbook 145      PowerBook questions      Ramdisk for PB140 (Q)      RAM limits of Mac II      Reset Chooser w/out restarting (Sys7)      Returned mail: Unable to deliver mail      snap to grid in finder changes (A)      snap to grid in finder changes (R)      Software support for AppleFax      Stacks on Tarot Cards?      Sun drive venders & info-mac      Supra Fax v.32 Modem--How good is it?      System 7.1 features      Terminal Emulator needed for Mac      Turning on AppleTalk without rebooting (summary)      vtxxx comm software      Wang Model LPS8 Laser Printer (Q)      Win 3.1 beats 7.0 (C)      Word upgrade (2 msgs)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-245.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] boomerang-soundtrack.hqx      [*] CommentWdw_v1.sit.hqx      [*] Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest Volume 1 #170-179      [*] DeSEA 1.4      [*] Edit II 2.1      [*] info-mac/report/comp-sys-mac-comm-faq.txt      [*] MidiScope 1.5      [*] New version of Colorizing HC XCMD (v1.1.2)      [*] PowerPeriod Startup Screen      [*] ProgressWdw_v1.sit.hqx      [*] Resolve Text Parser      [*] SearchPlus_v1.sit.hqx      [*] space-invader-101.hqx      [*] SpeedyFinder7 1.5.4 (control panel)      [*] StatusWdw_v1.sit.hqx      [*] Submission of PowerAlias 1.0      [*] ToggleAT v2      [*] upload      [*] Xochi stack      [*] Zipple 1.3.1      (Q) Faulty SCSI Controller? HELP!      (Q) Stylewriter ink cartridge refills      24-bit addressing and virtual memory.      [ANS] Macs and PC's (F)      Ada compiler (A)      ADA compiler for mac?      Amazing expanding clipboard      Another joke on a light bulb      Apple Charging for System 7.1 (C)      Apple ISDN NuBus Card - Where hast thou gone?      Asante Ethernet-SCSI adaptor - problem      A Small Problem with PICTs      Audio-digitizing with Mac      AutoDoubler 2.0      AutoDoubler Int. Comp. Bug?      Buying A Home Comuter (Many Questions)      C Lister / PrettyC revisite      CTB modem tools?      Database "Engine" (c)      Dawn 2.01      DOS-INIT possible Trojan??      DoveFax, PowerBook 140 update (Q)      Epson Printer (!?!?)      Epson printer compatibility      Expert System Shells (reply)      Expert System Shells for the Mac (C)      Finder Snap-To-Grid changes fixed!      Formatting 178MB Hard Drive      GIFConverter question (Q)      Greek Keyboard      Help! Ofoto crash on a Sys 6 IIci      Hewlett Packard network gate?      HyperCard Loops and lots of cards (Q)      IBM keyboard--Mac adaptors?      Info-Mac Digest V10 #244      Internet mail to/from GEnie      Laserwriter IIg versus NTX      Laserwriter II Repair Cost      Little Black Book - Where?      Logo for Mac & Drag/Drop Pallette      Mac II memory limits      Mac LC Problem (A)      MacNosy?      MacProducts Visit      MacScheme Support (A)      MacWord -> WinWord ? (A)      Max memory with VM/24 bit      MicroPhone & Baud rates.  What can the IIsi do?      Modula-2 compiler for the Mac?      moniterm viking monitor support on mac?      New Apple Printer? (Q)      NeXT-like browser for the Mac (7.x)      Noisy Hard Drives International Fan Problem Solved      NOT A VIRUS: WORD 4.0/SYSTEM 7/MACIISI PROBLEM      Numeric keypad using PB's Keyboard inquiry...      PianoSim 1.0 follow up      Piracy (C)      PLW LS 7.2 (C)      Printing From TN3270      RPI Program      Should I upgrade Excel or go to some other spreadsheet?      StuffIt Lite 3.0.2 (C)      Subject: group scheduling (A)      Supra v.32 and v.32bis (c)      Sys7/Constantly reinitializing LaserWriter      TrueType Fonts... how to use?      tt-converter-13.sit and Stuffit      Using QTime in Hypercard - comp.sys.mac.hypercard #11568      Which Works Weelie Works (?)      win 3.1 v. System 7      Word 5.1/Word 6.0      word finder and Word 5 (Q)      Zterm question#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-246.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] SimScandal: The Software Sex Scandal      [*] TidBITS#146/12-Oct-92      13" Monitor Discolouration      16" PICT's      24-bit addressing and virtual memory (2 msgs)      24-bit addressing and virtual memory (A)      24-bit addressing and virtual memory.      About QuickTime Compression      ADA compiler for mac      Amazing expanding clipboard (2 msgs)      Apple TV Contact ?      Apple UK - minor flame      Applied Engineering external 1.44M floppy drive      ARA as an alias      AutoDoubler 2.0 Reset command      AutoDoubler Int. Comp. Bug?      Colony Editor Wanted      Color Pivot/LE      country area codes      dongles      DOS-INIT possible Trojan??      Expert System Shells (reply to reply)      Expert System Shells for the Mac (A)      Expert System Shells for the Mac (C)      Faulty 13" monitors - Apple France make you pay!      FileMaker Pro page break after subsummary part      Focus Ethernet Cards (Q)      Formatting 178MB Hard Drive      Grayscale printing      HD icon can't be modifed      Imagewriter II Sheet Feeder? (Q)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #245 (2 msgs)      Korea and Mouse problem (Q)      Logging Into My Own HD (Q)      Logging Onto My Own Hard Disk (NM)      MacNosy (A)      Max memory with VM/24 bit (2 msgs)      My IIsi fan is dying!      My Spreadsheet Search -- Summary      NCSA Telnet question      NNTP access      PB100 as an ADB device?      PCs vs. Macs / Doctoral Committees      Personal LWLS and a Mac Plus      PhotoShop Plug-Ins on the Net?      Plea for help. VERY sick SE/30.      Powerbook 140/Clarisworks/Imagewriter problem      PowerBook 140 upgrade      Question about New Macs      QuickTime 1.5      TrueType Fonts... how to use?      UK Internet Access (summary)      Using QuickTime Compression with SuperPaint 3.0      Various replies (3 msgs)      WAISTATION 0.6.2      word temp files      World Script and System 7.1#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-247.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [!] Info-Mac CD-ROM release      ADA compiler for mac (A)      AD Internal Compressor      All for MSoft 5.0 Grammar checker?      Announcement of AppleLink CD      Chemistry and laboratory templates      ColorKnit from Fibernet      connecting a SUN or SGI CD-rom to a Mac (how?)      Controlling file directories      Diagram application ?      DOS-INIT Possible Trojan (C)      DOS-INIT possible Trojan??      Douglas Professional System - weird conflict!!!      FAQ's      Filemaker Pro - can it compute "balances"?      FileMaker Pro page break after subsummary part      Gif's      HC 2.1 Problem      HD icon can't be modifed (answer: get /util/system7-unlock.hqx)      IIf Printing Problem (DOS/NOVELL/MS WORKS)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #245      Internet tour stack      Legal software for the Mac      Macintosh memory (again...)      MacTCP and Ethernet      mac to mac contact      Microsoft QuickBasic      NetNews via AppleTalk      Network server software solutions(HELP!!)      New high-performance Apple CD drive      Noisy fans      Performa at Sears      Selling Mac Plus (Q)      Should I upgrade Excel... (C)      Sick Mac SE/30      SimScandal      St-4 CCD Camera and Image Conversion      The Namer      TrueType/System 6      TrueType Fonts... how to use (C)      WAISstation      Win 3.1 v. System 7      Win 3.1 whiners      WindowScript from Heizer Softwr#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-248.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] AmsterdamAirdisaster.cpt.hqx      [*] doublescroll-113.hqx      [*] Edit II 2.1.1      [*] fclerk41.hqx      [*] Marker-Control-0.5.sit.hqx      [*] Mazer 3D 2.1      [*] PowerPeriod StartupScreen for 12" RGB monitors.      [*] Right On Time 1.0      [*] StackedNews 1.4      [*] ToggleAT.hqx      [*] Vendor Emails 1.3      (Music) Theory and Ear-Training Programs (Q)      24 bit, VM, etc...      accessories to print over ethernet?      Ada for Macintosh      AD and Norton      Adobe Type Manager preserve options (Q)      A New/er/est Version of MacTCP???      Anyone used CodeBase? (Q)      Backup Utility HELP!      barcode writer      BibTeX style for EndNote (Q)      Color Pivot/LE (R)      Connecting a Canon BJ-10e to the Mac      Dead Quantum 105S hard disk (2 msgs)      DeskWriter drivers (Q)      dongles      Edit II 2.1 vs. Apollo on PowerBooks      FAQ's (A)      Filemaker Pro - can it compute "balances"?      file type question      finding Quadra Advert (again      FORTH on the Mac?      Gif's (A)      IIf Printing Problem (DOS/NOVELL/MS WORKS)      Internet Tour (R)      Internet tour stack      locked HD icon      lpr 1.2 client in background? (Q)      Macintosh Security      MacTCP and Ethernet      Mac Tracks      MaxAppleZoom      Microsoft QuickBasic      My Spreadsheet Search -- "sort of" a review      PowerBook 180 (Q)      QT-compressed --> StartupScreen still compressed!      Quadra vs. PC Drive Card      QuickBasic vs. System 7      repairing 140s      Small Business Accounting Packages      Subject: Liken! Macintosh Emulator on      Subject: RAM prices      Sys errors, Xwindows, etc.      Tape Backup      Text file from a directory? (Q)      The Namer      The Namer (A)      Trouble downloading GIFs (answer)      two probs      What should PB 100 Battery Voltage be?      WindowScript from Heizer Softwr (A)      Word's Grammar Checker      World Script and System 7.1#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-249.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] 2Way Network Speakerphone Demo      [*] Address Book 3.4.1      [*] Address Book Utilities      [*] axo-calculator-10.hqx      [*] electric-fire.hqx      [*] MacStarter_C (THINK C 5.0 application shell source code)      [*] orbs-return-202.hqx      [*] Pentominos.hqx (pentomino-puzzle-solving application)      [*] rebel startupscreen      [*] sounds/cheech_and_chong.sit.hqx      [*] Stapler1.0      [*] Suitcase Updater 2.1.2.sea      [*] System 7.1 New Features Read File      [*] Teacher's Grading Program 1.40      [*] TurboGopher 1.0.2      [*] Video Poker ... NOT! version 1.1      128k Mac      3Com 3+Share over AppleTalk with System7      accessories to print over ethernet?      Anyone had mailorder experience with Bottom Line Dist.?      Apple Tape Drive (Response)      Basic, Forth, Medicine      Chip Merchant (Q)      connecting Canon BJ      Desktop problem      DeskWriter Drivers (A)      dongles (NOT!)      Empower (C)      Error Types      Flatbed Scanners (Q)      FTP access to Macs      Hayes Command Set Questions      HD Defragmenting      HyperCard with colors and Hypercard for windows (Q)      Illustration program--recommendations?      Keywords for archive      Liken! Macintosh Emulator on Sun (A)      Macintosh memory (again...) (2 msgs)      Mac Memory (Here we go again)      MaxAppleZoom <something similar for new MacII)      Microsoft QuickBasic      Powerbook 160/180 monitor port      PowerBook 180 (Q)      Problems mapping German Keyboard with US-System 7      Quadras (C)      Quadra vs. PC Drive Card      Small Business Accounting Packages (A)      SUN CD-ROM to a Macintosh?      System Error #27!!!      TCP/IP thru ARA      Text file from a directory      VRAM Question      VT2xx/VT3xx terminal emulator, LAT (A)      What's your favorite programming editor? (Q)      Word "journal"      ZTerm Receive Folder Problem#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-250.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] abalone.hqx      [*] Address Book 3.4.1      [*] Address Book Utilities      [*] cindy-clock-15-updater.hqx      [*] COUNTERPoint 2.1      [*] DiskDoubler* patcher to 3.7.7 (part 1 of 5)      [*] DiskDoubler Auxiliary files (part 1 of 3)      [*] enigma-10.hqx      [*] fclrk41.hqx      [*] Fox External upload      [*] Fox External upload2      [*] Geneology Stack      [*] GIFWATCHER_2_1_1.SIT      [*] Glock Startup Screens      [*] Medical courseware demo      [*] Practical Peripherals 14400FXSA ARA scripts      [*] space-invader-102.hqx      [*] star-trek-sounds.hqx      [*] SuperVideo 2.49      [*] tiger startupscreen      [*] ToggleAT FKEY v3      [*] TurboGopher 1.0.3      [*] Visage 1.0.1 - Disk icons      [*] vocabularry      [*] xFunctions 2.2 (upgrade of app/x-functions.hqx)      [*] xLogicCiircuits 1.1 (bug-fix for app/x-logic-circuits.hqx)      (Q) (C) Possible bug in Word 5.0      ACCELERATING GRAPHIC DISPLAY      Backup utility needed...      Connecting a Canon BJ-10e to the Mac      Document conversion bug in Word 5?      dongles et al.      DOS machines on AppleShare      Encapsulated Postscript format wanted      Enduring ZTerm Receive Folder Problem      FTP: enabling anonymous access to your Mac      FTP access to Macs (You just need an IP number and FTPd from info-mac)      FutureBASIC      HD Defragmenting (R)      Illustration program--recommendations? (A. Illustrator beats Freehand)      IMPORTANT - Re: SYSTEM 7 BUG? - DISAPPEARING FILES      Info-Mac Digest V10 #249      Keep in memory      Loadrunner      lost 600K on hard drive!      New QuickTime (v1.5)      QuickBasic upgrade      Recovering from errors in Hypercard, Word etc using CanOpener.      Simple folder listings      Summary of Classroom Scheduling Software      TrueType/System 6      Unfounded rumor of "Trojan"      Unimplemented trap when exiting...      WARNING! WARNING! REMOVE A/ROSE!!!      Where is RevRDist      word to resedit problem#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-251.txt   ****Today's Topics:      7.1 Fee Whining      Amiga IFF samples to Mac      Any suggestions for Laserprinter?      Are Performas TOO easy?      Backup programs for 8mm Exabyte Tape Drives      BITnet file (SUMMEX.QUESTION)      Can't get a backspace over modem to VAX      command-option-spacebar??      Curious Finder Behavior/Possible Sys 7 Finder Virus?      Diskette quality -- Q      Disk locking program?      dos-mounter copydoubler conflict      DOS machines on AppleShare      DOS machines on Appleshare (A)      Ethernet card for mac II fx      ETHERNET FOR HPLJ      File: "INFO-MAC MAIL" being sent to you      FileMaker Import (A)      Foxpro and Foxbase+/Mac (Q)      FreeHand beats Illustrator      FTP access to Macs (A)      Getting System 7.1 for $34.95 from Apple      Hard Disk Horror (C)      Hard drive is sick      HC Problem      Hungarian Systems (answer)      If you are planning to take a Mac class      Info-Mac Digest V10 #243      INFO-MAC PROBLEM      Infocomm      LC II Ram Limitation      Loadrunner      Loadrunner (C)      lost 600K on hard drive! (add. info)      Macintosh Colour Definitions (Q)      Math co-processor for Powerbook 145      maxapplezoom      Merging Hypercard Stacks ?      Moribund Keys      Morph again      MS Word complaining about not enough memory at auto-startup (Q)      Need info on Apple Lisa....      New Macs, 7.1: my two cents'/pence worth      Now Utilities and System 7.0.1      PageMaker 4.2 - Why does it not work?      Possible bug in Word 5.0      Problem with Finder (Q)      RAM Disk as system disk      SimCity on PB100?      Small Business Accounting Software      SoundEdit Pro on a PB100 NOT!!!      System, Finder have lost their icons?      Translating What's New in System 7.1      TrueType/System 6      two probs.      TypeIt4me question.      Utility to log all application launches (Q)      What's New in 7.1 MSWD conversion delay      Which models use 800K disk drives?      Who maintains an information list of some program category ?      Why dosent Apple port System 7 to the PC?      Word file sizes-Text vs. Normal (Ques)      ZTerm Receive Folder Problem#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-252.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] QuickTime 1.5      [*] TidBITS#147/AppleIntros      $upra modems      (A) command-option-spacebar??      (C) Possible Bug in Word 5.0      3 Chip 1M SIMMS in a IIcx???      7.1 Fee Whining      Apple's DiskCopy causes HardDisk Horror      Apple 13" Colour Monitor Discolouration      Cannot Create Settings File (Q)      command-option-space      command-option-spacebar (A)      command-option-spacebar (R)      Command-option-spacebar?  It swaps keyboards!      Computers and people - who's madder?      default folder for saves      Disk First Aid 7.1      Disk locking Program (R)      Document conversion bug in Word 5 ?      Does 7.1 save RAM?      Double-clicks      downloading problems      File guard?      Find Files using Word 5.0      Formatting hard disks      FPU for new Powerbooks (Q)      Getting System 7.1 from Apple Canada      How to compress scanned images (Q)      Hungarian Systems (answer)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #251      Keyboard mapping bug      LC II Ram limitation      Loadrunner (C)      lost 600K on hard drive -- solved!!      MacinTalk with Hypercard      MaxAppleZoom for LC?      MPW C e-mail address?      MS Word File Finder      Music Theory tutor (A)      New Apple Announcements      New Macs and Comment      Possible bug in converting MacWrite II docs using Word 5?      Prices of new Macintoshes (C)      QuickTime for Windows      RamDisk      Replies to FORTH on the Mac      Reset switch on LCII?      Security for Mac files      System 6.0.8 for PB      System 7.1 costing....      TCP/IP over ARA (DDP->TCP/IP)      The Bug in Word 5.0      The disk "drive"      the Duo's (Q)      URGENT!!  Credit Card scam impersonating MacUser mag!!      WORD journal (related ?)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-253.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] AE Interface.pl v1.01      [*] Apple Event Tester.HC      [*] ARAClient 2.0      [*] AutoDoubler1.0.7Patcher (part 1 of 4)      [*] black jack program      [*] Buttoneer: code resource to add fancy buttons to your programs      [*] CoinMaster 1.0, a HyperCard 2.1 stack      [*] Combiner.sea.hqx (text utility for pics, etc.)      [*] Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest Volume 1 #180-189      [*] Comp.sys.mac FAQ list      [*] CopyDoublerDemo (Part 1 of 3)      [*] Fireflies-101.hqx (for After Dark)      [*] Flags, a comment on freedom.      [*] FlameFile v1.2      [*] Galaxis 1.1 release 1/9      [*] GIFWATCHER_2_1_1.SIT      [*] Indent1.4underMPW      [*] Mac dev tool MPW      [*] Mercutio MDEF 1.1      [*] nd-pro-demo.sea.hqx      [*] Pararena 2.0 Demo      [*] parrot10a3      [*] Please Post in the Sounds Dir: "I've fallen and I can't get up!"      [*] PowerPeriodNOT.cpt      [*] Quill DA 2.04      [*] SatTrak - part 1 of 7      [*] simlog-demo-101.sea      [*] SndVolume: instant volume control.      [*] sounds from Raising Arizona, vol. 1      [*] StartupLog, if you want to know when it was used.      (Q) Duo Mini Dock performance      7.1 Fee Whining      ==Bug Alert== THINK C 5.0.3 Global Optimizer      A: downloading problems      Accents for Eastern European Languages      Any Suggestions for laserPrinter (C)      Apple Lisa.... (A)      Appletalk Remote Access Script (for ZOOM Modem V22 bis) ...      A Remark on the INFO-MAC CD-ROM      Are Performas TOO easy      At Ease      Bugs in DiskCopy      buying system 7.1+ (C)      Buy Mac IIvx or IIci?      Cabling DeskJet --> Mac      command-option-spacebar (2 msgs)      Credit Card Scams      Curious Finder Behavior/Possible Sys 7 Finder Virus?      default folder for saves      DFA 7.1 available for ftp      disk disseapearing      Disk First Aid 7.1 (Q)      Double-Click & beginners (C)      File sharing      Foxpro and Foxbase+/Mac (A)      HD Vendor      Heathrow      HP's LaserJet 4: 600dpi laserprinter      HP Deskwriter C transparancies      Info-Mac Digest V10 #252      INFO-MAC PROBLEM (C)      Info on Apple Lisa....      Keyboard Menu and modifying it      LCII Ram Limitation (C)      MaxAppleZoom & System 7      MAZ for LC?   (not!)      MountImage      PICT file to GIF in 256 GreyScales      Possible bug in converting MacWrite II docs using Word 5?      PowerBook 170 Battery Care      PowerBook 180 (Q)      QuickTime 1.5      Software serialization      SoundEdit Pro on a PB100 NOT!!!      speedy-finder7      sumex-aim whatis?      System 7.1 and existing scripts      System 7 Costing...      Thunder Scan      Trainable OCR (Q)      Translating [./tech/system-71-new-features.hqx] (C)      Viruses in compressed files (Q)      Where is RevRDist (A)      Word 5/Thesaurus Problem#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-254.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] /comm/ftpd-110.hqx      [*] ARA Script for Zoom V.32 bis Modems (resubmission)      [*] MacAmortize 1.2      [*] new Black Jack program to post      [*] PICTshow1b3.hqx      [*] Right On Time 1.05      [*] System 7.1 Notes in WriteNow 3.0 format      [*] Tangram 3.1C - the final version      [*] The Politically Correct Dictionary, version 4.0      [*] TidBITS#148/19-Oct-92      (Q) problems with MacLink Plus transaltion of Word5-PC files      600dpi laserprinting - hold the presses      7.1 Complaint Phone #      7.1 Fee Whining      >Backup Utilities      [Q] DeskWriter 3.1 driver Background BIG BUG?!      Accessing Info-Mac from AOL      Apple's Complaint line re: $35 for 7.1      Apple 5.25 PC Drive and Quadra 950 (Q)      Apple Lisa (2 msgs)      Archie      At Ease      AutoDoubler 2.0 & SpeedyFinder 1.5.4 (Q)      Buy Mac IIvx or IIci?      Cabling DeskJet --> Mac      CCMAIL TRUNCATION      Connecting 25-pins SCSI device to PowerBook [Q]      DOS.INIT is not freeware      DoubleScroll 1.1.3 (C)      Extensions Manager icon      Finder List View - more chars in name      Finder modification      Ftp SItes with Apple Lisa info.....      HDI Power Drive Problems?      How to print Postscript files on a Mac? (Q)      Humble request for RoboSport Arenas...      Info-Mac Digest V10 #253      Installation of int'l keyboards (Q)      Is it OK to mix True Type and Bitmap fonts?      Is the Finder interface-metaphor TOO easy?      Looking for a special screensaver      Mac dev tool MPW      Mac IIvx CD ROM Package (Q)      Mac IIvx vs. II ci cont'd      Mac is 100% IBM compatible according to Microsoft [:-)]      MacProduct USA - comments wanted      Mac Programming books      MacUser Scam      Making money selling operating systems      Maybe the 7.1 griping is justified after all.      Mod creation software      MSWord 5.0 & DeltaGraph Pro problems (A)      Performas Too Easy?      Plugging/unplugging printer port on a PB100 (Q)      PostScript Errors      Problems with StuffIt DeLuxe 3.0.2      Pubish & Subscribe problems      QuickBasic upgrade (A)      QuickTime 1.5      Quicktime Compression (1.0 and 1.5)      QuickTime for Windows      Quill-204--where is it?      Remote Shutdown Shareware (Q)      Serial line analyzer      Sick Mac SE/30 *probably* better now      SmallTalk on MAC?      Sys7 name held where?      System, Finder have lost their icons      System 7.1 prices in the Netherlands      Thunder Scan      Toner Cartridge, NEC Model 90 (Q)      Too many fonts#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-255.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] abalone-1b3.hqx      [*] Apple Ships New Release of MacX Press Release      [*] comm/ara-usr-sportster-14400.hqx      [*] DinkClass library and demo applications      [*] Loan Payment Calculation      [*] original-star-trek-theme.hqx      [*] Sample QuickTime 1.5 movie - Alien face hugger      [*] ScrollBar Stack v2.0      [*] submission (2 msgs)      .etx extension      AAAAH! But when will Sys. 7.1 Be available?      All for MSoft 5.0 Grammar checker?      Any YMODEM CTB tools? (ha ha)      Apple 8-24-gc video card      A problem Launching Documents (Q)      AVL,B+,B*,B tree demo WANTED      Backup Utilities (C)      Batch Changing of Attributes      Buy Mac IIvx or IIci?      Desktop problem - only generic icons.      DFA 7.1      E-mail address for info-appletalk newsgroup (Q)      HDI Power Drive Problems? (A)      How can I control a MAC app from a SUN?      IIvx vs. IIci      Installation of int'l keyboards (Q)      Is the Finder interface-metaphor TOO easy? (A) (2 msgs)      LC sounds like it might boil      mac crash!.help!      MountImage [A]      ms word & deltagraph pro problems      Performas Too Easy?      PRAM Information      print Postscript files on a Mac (A)      Problems with Quicktime 1.5      Pubish & Subscribe problems      QuickTime 1.5      S7.1 and QT 1.5 vs. AfterDark Movies 'Til Dawn      serial line peek (A)      smalltalk discusion list?      smalltalk for the mac      state of the art stacks ?      sumex-aim whatis?      System 7.1 Questions      System Software Q & A      Why is Microsoft 5.0a so slow?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-256.txt   ****Today's Topics:      Administrivia      (Q) PostScript error      7.1 Complaints # (C)      7.1 pricing, UK      After Dark      Announcing PictFlipper      Apple's 'world release' of sys7.1      Apple high-end: overpriced?      ARA and TCP ?      AutoDoubler Conflicts... (Q)      background operation      Backing up using Diskfit Pro to Syquest and Magneto-Optical (C and Q)      Buy Mac IIvx or IIci?      Cabling DeskJet --> Mac (A)      Color monitor recommendations (Q) [2nd post]      Croatian or Yugoslavian fonts needed      Cursor Animator/Norton Utilities Conflict.      DataViz: FAX number?      Desktop problem - only generic icons.      Does the IIvx have a floppy port?      Email Address Mariner Author (Q)      FTP server of Mac software doesn't allow to login      Geneology program recommendations?      Hard Drive or removable?      IIfx Serial switch control panel---what is it?      Info-Mac Digest V10 #251      Installation of int'l keyboards (A) (2 msgs)      Is the Finder interface-metaphor TOO easy?      Is the Finder interface-metaphor TOO easy? (A)      KERMIT HELP      Keyboards Menu Icon      LC sounds like it might boil      Lost module...      Low cost printers.      MacClassic - Built-in RAM disk to startup?      Mac OS too easy?      Mac Products USA      MacProduct USA      MacTools 2 Mirror Bug (Q)      method of locking volume names      No Rom At the Inn      Page Setup, custom forms      Plugging/unplugging printer port on a PB100 (Q)      Powerbook Questions      QuickTime 1.5: "bug" report!?!      QuickTime 1.5: bug report (pt 2)      QuickTime 1.5 problem: pictures don't show up      REPcc - is there a 680x0 version instruction (Q)      ROL player on my Mac ...      Scary aftermath of DiskDoubler upgrade (Q).      Serial of Champions (Q)      sounds from quicktime      Start-up/Shutdown Logger      System 7Classic & Performa 200 Systems (Q)      System Enablers      Too many fonts/corrupted System      Weakness of RemoteAccess (Q)      Word 5 is slow ?? Suprise--not.      WorldLink (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-257.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] AltCDEF 1.3      [*] ARA script for Telebit T2500      [*] Bongo Bob v3.0      [*] Fractions 2.0      [*] GNU Indent for MPW v1.6r1      [*] hypercard stack - "shareware-ish"      [*] KnightEdit 1.5.2      [*] Mac-Types-V3a.txt      [*] MacEnquirer 2.0, *the* tabloid of choice!      [*] NoteCard 2.4.3 update      [*] piano-sim-12.hqx      [*] PowerLaunch 1.1      [*] Powers 1.0      [*] Shakespeare Stack: The Tempest      [*] SNDS from "Raising Arizona," grp 2      [*] Sound from Dick Tracy      [*] Spinout      [*] Stereo Sound #1      [*] Stereo Sound #2      [*] Sys 7.1 Notes WN2      [*] Sys 7.1 Notes word      [*] wallpaper.hqx -- a new AfterDark module      [*] XCat - a catalog program      (A) background operations      (A) PostScript Error      (q) calling card guides?      7.1 Complaints (reply)      [C] Male/Female symbols in fonts      A: Mod creation software      About Mword Thesaurus error      Advice sought: 486 vs. Mac?      AfterDark bug? [Q]      Appleshare help request...      ARA      background operation      Backup Utilities (C) (2 msgs)      Classic ROM-disk bootup      Classic ROM disk boot-up      command-option-space: how to delete      Command-X-O      Counter Point as QWK reader (Q)      Credit Card Scams      Database program wanted      DeskJet and DeskWriter Upgrades?      Determining if you have two system on your hard drive      Difficult 7.1 Install      Elusive Sys7 Disappearing Folders Bug...      Gatekeeper,DiskDoubler,AutoDoubler conflicts (A)      Grad student looking for HyperCard developer      HyperCard in the Window PC environment (Q)      IIcx/System 7.1 invariable crashes with Finder error on COLD boot      Illustrator vs. FreeHand      Info-Mac CD-ROM; more info      Keyboard menu icons under System 7.      Keyboards Menu Icon [A]      LC boiling sounds      Mac IIci vs. IIvx      Mac IIvx (Q)      Mac si/ci  vs.  vi/vx      Macs outsell IBMs this year      MacTCP 1.1.1      MacTools 2 Mirror Bug (A)      MoviePlayer vs. Simple Player (Q)      Need e-mail address      New Apple 14" Monitor and Micron Color 30 Card      PB170 won't sleep automatically      Planetary flyby movie      Programmer's Calculator      QuickTime 1.5/startupmovie problem resolved!      QuickTime startup woes      Saving TeachText      Scary aftermath of DiskDoubler upgrade (Q)      Serial of Champions & ZiffNet/Mac exclusives      shaky monitor      SIMM price increase due to US tarriff      Software Usage Software      special screensaver      sumex-aim whatis?      teach-ware for pre-schoolers ?      Thanks and apologies      Trouble copying Files with LC and 7.0 (Q)      Turning on AppleTalk without rebooting      Which Font?      Why suitcases?      You Want Me To Pay For The System? NO WAY.#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-258.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] 2.02      [*] bo-bad-10.hqx      [*] info-mac/art/qt/fountain.hqx      [*] Meeting Maker Self-Running Demo      [*] Murph's Vaporware column for November 1992      [*] Numeric Keypad for PowerBooks Resubmission      [*] submission of Huckel Molecular Orbital program      [*] TidBITS#149/26-Oct-92      (Q) author of Flash-It?      7.1 Complaints (C)      7.1 Complaints (misunderstanding?)      7.1 Complaints (reply) (2 msgs)      7.1 upgrade (okay after all?)      A curiosity...      A new Apple/System 7.1 woe.      Anyone have experience with LaserMerge??      apple purchase program      ARA Answer      background operations (C)      ClarisWorks and Deskwriter Print Monitor problem      ClarisWorks Options (Q)      Copying Utility for Labs      Crashing MacIIsi >>>>HELP<<<<      Disk Light      Elusive Sys7 Disappearing Folders Bug...      FoxBASE/Mac 2.01 compatible with DeskWriter driver 3.0?      HD Backups      HELP! I need the Video output on an LCII!      High Speed Printers      How's the VideoSpigot Pro?      How to get latest StuffIt version (Q)      IIvx my $0.02      IIvx versus "older" Macs      IIvx vs. IIci (C)      Laserwriter edge-to-edge printing      LC problems follow-up author note      Log-in program that will run on server      Mac IIci vs IIvx      Mac si/ci vs. vi/vx      PageMaker 4.2 (A)      Pattern generator (Q)      PB170 won't sleep automatically      PowerPC      QuickTime 1.5 incompatible with SAM Intercept 3.0?      Redux as a Non-Floppy Backup program      Remapping CAPS LOCK key to CONTROL (and vice versa) on PowerBook      SE/30 monitor jiggle      Shakespeare stacks (C)      Situational ethics      Status Report.      Suitcase 2.12 and Downline 1.1.1 Conflict      System 7.1      System 7.1 math performance less than 7.01      Thanks for Kermit Help (RE: RAM SERIAL DRIVER)      Using ATM under 7.1 (cool tip!)      Video Cards      Where is "Wings of Fury"?      Why suitcases? (2 msgs)      WORMS and drives of other species#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-259.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] StarRunner.sea.hqx (game)      "Sick" Mouse      7.0.1 costs      Aapps Digivideo Color      A curiosity...      AfterDark bug? [A]      Another Reason to Stay at 7.0.1      Apple won't send PB to Academia???      Archives      Are there benchmarks comparing PC & Mac      awk-like utility for the Mac? (Q)      Backup Utility (A)      Binary data transfer; DEC->Mac      Checking access to one's shared disks      Color Printers      Copying Utility for Labs (A)      Copying Utility for Labs [A]      DateBook/BeHierarchic conflict??      Disk First Aid 7.1      DoubleScroll bombs startup (a temp fix)      educational prices (Q)      Elusive Sys7 DF Bug Solved..      Elusive Sys7 Disappearing Folders Bug...      ethernet card      FoxBASE and DeskWriter (A)      Genealogy Programs for Mac (A)      Geneology program recommendations? (A)      Generic document HD icon      Ghostscript      Golden Triangle      Help with Timbuktu remote / PSI Comstation 5      Hypercard limit on number of open files?      Hypercard Question      HyperCard to MetaCard (Q)      IIci vs IIvx      IIsi/ci vs IIvx/vi Video      IIvx versus "older" Macs (2 msgs)      insomniac PowerBook      Interchange Format (RTF) -> LaTeX converter ?      Internet and Apple      internet nodes      Kermit Downloading with Microphone?      Kid's programs--recommendations needed (Q)      Laserwriter edge-to-edge printing (A)      Latest Stuffit version (A)      Looking for a used Plus      Mac IIci vs. IIvx -- ANSWER      Mac si/ci vs. vi/vx      Mod creation software (A, summary)      Now Up to Date      opinion sought on Focus      PB automatic sleep      PC Exchange (Compatibility)      Powerbook 100      Powerbook not sleeping...      PowerPC (A)      Quadra 700 vs. IIci      Quadra vs. Mac + Accel Info Request (Q)      QuickTime 1.5 incompatible with SAM Intercept 3.0?      Recording CD roms...      Replacing system on backup disk      Saving TeachText (A)      SE/30 monitor jiggle      SE/30 Monitor problems      shaky monitor, earthquake detector? :-)      si <--> vi/ci <--> vx      SoftPC      Subject: (A) author of Flash-It?      Suitcase II 1.2.12 crashes in System 7.1      System 7.1 (R)      System 7.1 vs MODE32      The IIvx blues      The Stuffit  Family      Thunderscan (R)      Unzipping      Using ATM under 7.1 (cool tip!)      VM & Strange Booting Problem      Why suitcases?      X windows server for MacPlus (Q)      ZTerm Receive Folder (Solution)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-260.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest Volume 1 #190-199      (C) FlashIt response      7.1 & Mode32      A curiosity...      A curiosity...(# of Internet nodes)      Another Reason to Stay at 7.0.1      AOL Gateway      Author of Flash-It      Backup to floppies      Blueprint for the Decade (Getting It)      chooser print utilities      CLI+GUI=Mac      Color LCD projection panel For PowerBook 180 (Q)      COUNTER POINT AS QWK READER (A)      DoubleScroll bombs startup (a temp fix) (C)      EPS and Freedom of Press light      Escape key on IIsi under Microphone and Supra Fax Modem V.32bis?      Eudora 1.3b102 now available      Finder format floppy crash      Flash-It author  ( R)      FlashIt 2.2 author's address      Fonts      Genealogy Programs for Mac (A)      Hypercard limit on number of open files?      id'ing sim speeds      IIci vs. IIvx and the drive donation fund.      info-appletalk newsgroup E-mail addresses (S)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #259 (3 msgs)      information request      INSTALLATION OF INT'L KEYBOARDS (A)      Internet survey      Is there a postscript FAX like JetFAX (Q)      LaCie drives and Quantum ELS mechanism (Q)      Location of *Macintosh Name* in Sys7?      macbugs      Memory and IIfx      More on System 7.1 vs MODE32      Now-Up-To-Date      PAF Genealogical Program      PC Exchange (Compatibility)      Printing to a Unix spooler from a mac      QT movie sightings? (Q)      Quadra 700 vs. IIci      Scanners & PRAM      Shutdown fkey      Speeding up a Mac application      SpreadSheet for a Mac IIsi ???      StarRunner posting      StuffIt Versions (A)      System 7.1 and Korean script      System 7.1 and the serial ports      System 7.1 vs MODE32      tarrif aftermath!! simm prices!!!      Thunderscanner with IMW II      Two "Bugs" found in System 7.1      Unzipping (A) (2 msgs)      UpGrading an old 512K Mac      Why suitcases?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-261.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] (Summary) Smalltalk on MAC      [*] 3d-printer-maze.ps      [*] ARA script for Selic Modem 240      [*] big-printer-maze.ps      [*] Bolo map collection      [*] Desktop Reset*      [*] DiskParam      [*] Dragonsmith 1.1, part 01      [*] FlameFile v1.2b      [*] Formula One Demo      [*] Menu Choice 1.4      [*] NET/Mac 2.3.11      [*] New Posting      [*] Power-Period-Not-2.cpt.hqx      [*] Quill DA 2.04 [re-post]      [*] Stand-alone Grouch (the application)      [*] stylewriter-on-appletalk.hqx      [*] Submission: halloween-song.hqx      [*] Syquest Error Codes      [*] UnZip 2.00      [*] util/jchar-14.hqx      [*] Zipple 1.4      7.1 Complaints # (C)      AfterDark and SilverLining      AOL Gateway (A)      AppleExpo '92, London: my two pence worth      Can't get PowerBooks from Apple for educational accounts      CD-ROM Recorders from Kodak      chooser print utilities (A)      Chooser Utilities (A)      Compatibility Checker 2.0      Copying Utility for Labs      DoubleColor SX Card?      ethernet card (Re: Info-Mac Digest V10 #259 )      External HD (Q)      FAQ #4,138: Need Util to determine system ram size...      File sharing query      Flashit (A)      FORTRAN compilers for the Mac (Q)      Genealogy Programs for Mac (A)      Hello      Icons on drugs...      IIci vs. IIvx and the drive donation fund.      ImageWriter - Bidirectional Printing (Q)      Installation of int'l keyboards (S = Summary)      Internet Survey      I wrote Flash-It      Mac OwnerName & Novell UserID Confusion When Printing!      MacProductsUSA - Visit      MacTCP/System 7.1      Magic Menus (Stuffit 3.0.2) problem with .cpt files??      Magic Menus (Stuffit 3.0.2) problem with .cpt files?? II!      Medical Spell-checker/dictionary for Word 5.0      Memory and IIfx      Memory bug in System 7.1 ?????      method of locking volume names      Micron--price of SIMMS :-(      Microsoft Works 3.0 Communication problem      Mixed Mac/PC system for use in Turkey      New DEC Postscript printer      PageMaker 4.01 and MaxFax      PowerBook DUO Booting (Q)      Powerbooks hard to come by, yes!      PowerBook Tuner      Price of SIMM's... :-(      Price of SIMM's.and update      Printing to a Unix Spooler from a Mac (A)      Quadra 700 vs. IIci (A)      Recompiling QT movies      Relational DB for Mac?      SANE math patches in 7.0.1 - gone from 7.1?      SCSI Connector Pin Layout for PB HD Needed...      Stuffit Lite      Substantiating Math Results Sys 7.1 vs 7.0.1      Suitcases      System 7.1 & Korean (A)      System 7.1 and the serial ports (2 msgs)      TCP/IP      Think Pascal programming question (Q)      TrueType Mac->IBM      Two "Bugs" found in System 7.1      Two systems on one hard drive; foreign scripts      Virtual Addressing question      What is the Mac IIvm?      Where is Geneva?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-262.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] AlphaTrecker      [*] Hypercard Turtle Graphics      [*] Kermit 0.99(185)      [*] Probability Calculator for Statistical Distributions      [*] Text Editor Patches (formerly Word Wrap Patches) v. 1.2.3      [*] Tiny Elephant: Free reminder utility.      [*] TwinPeaksTrivia.hqx      (Q) How to get Views Control Panel to remember preferences?      .ASANTE/EtherTalk -->TCP/Connect II      7.1 and Microsoft Word      7.1 Complaints (C)      7.1 Complaints from Canada (R)      AfterDark bug? [A]      Archives      Are there benchmarks comparing PC & Mac      Atari ST emulator for the mac?      BBS Software needed      Canvas 3.0.5 Upgrade Request (Q)      Chooser Defaults      Chooser Printer Utilities (A)      Color card, VRAM or not for a IIvx (Q)      Compuserve e-mail & HyperCard (A)      DarStar Acc card plus LC (II) vs IIvx (Q)      Disk First Aid 7.1      DoubleColor SX Card (A)      educational prices (Q)      External box for internal HD      FORTRAN compilers (A)      Fortran for the Macintosh (A & C)      How do you reset the PRAM on a Quadra?      id'ing sim speeds (A/2)      Increased SIMM prices      Laser printers-which to buy      Learning programs      MacTCP 1.1.1      MacWrite Pro second quarter of '93?      Nisus vs More 3.1?      Official word on backorder of 145 -- 8-10 weeks      PB automatic sleep      Personal LS 7.2--Where is it?      Photoshop CD Plug-in      Price of Simms      Quark Xpress 3.1      Quicktime 1.5:  First Thoughts (on B&W Mac)      Request for comments on Lotus 1-2-3 for Mac (Q)      SE/30 monitor jiggle is after image moire      SIMM Tariff      Source for SCSI Cables Wanted!      Syquest      What is the Mac IIvm (A)      Which keyboards reverse Y & Z (vis-a-vis US keyboard)?      Why is a metal case used for some of the latest models?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-263.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] First Class BBS Client Software v 2.0.7      [*] Saturn-flyby movie (PART 1 of 2)      [*] VirusBlockade II DEMO 2.0.6      (Q) Network printing problem with a PB100      7.1 and older Macs (Q)      Aapps Digivideo Color      Accounting/Investing Software Query      A curiosity (C)      Alternative to File Sharing Extension (Q)      Another reason to stay at 7.0.1 (C)      Archives (A)      A set of weird problems with a Quantum HD.      B-trees-what are they      Bidir. ImageWriter printing (A)      bongo-bob 3.0--where is he?      Checking access to one's shared disks (R)      Color Printers (R)      Comm toolbox question.      Disk First Aid (Q)      DOS WP to Mac Word      Duo Docks: Ideas for ideal 3rd party docks      EPS-TO-POSTSCRIPT CONVERTER      Extension RAM Usage Solution...      External box for internal HD (A)      File in use      File in use #2      FLI Player?      Focus and syquests      Fortran for Mac (A)      Generic Icon - symptom of trouble      GIF icons      grey not black selection (Q)      Hypercard Question (A)      IIsi upgrade--reports wanted!!      IIvm      Info-Mac Digest V10 #261      Info-Mac Digest V10 #262      info on word list      Mac Atari ST emulator      MacConcept (Q)      Merit takes over Mac archive      Micron--price of SIMS :-(      Pattern generating program (Q)      PB100 Battery Not Fully Charging (Q)      PC Exchange / Access PC      Pictures in dialogue boxes      Powerbook and Ethernet ???      PowerBook Startup Sound      Price of SIMM's... :-(  Also why Active Matrix LCD is unimportant.      Problem with midi-scope      programmer's switch (Q)      Question: Photoshop Plug-in for the Apple Scanner?      QuickDraw 10% faster in 7.1?!      RevRDist Location      Screwy problem      Small Network Back (transparent?)      Some printing questions      sumex-aim whatis?      SuperPaint3 problem      Think Pascal programming question (A)      Touchscreen      Unzipping (A)      What's the best MIDI interface?      Windows for MacIntosh      Word 5.X goodies...sounds too good to be true      worldscript#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-264.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] TidBITS#150/02-Nov-92      (Q) Larger pointer arrow?      21" StartUpScreen wanted      7.1 and older Macs (A)      Aapps Digivideo Support/Sales Through Wardco Holdings      A curiosity (C) (2 msgs)      Alternative to File Sharing Extension (A)      Auto-CAD & SoftPC on Classic (A)      DarStar Acc card plus LC (II)... +Power requirements      Desktop Files: Trashing and Rebuilding (Q)      Digital Video Boards      EPS-TO-POSTSCRIPT conversion utility      Ethertalk for HP LJ III      f2c on the Mac      FidoNet      grey not black selection (A)      Hiding apps in Sys7      How to switch Quickeys aliases on/off (Q)      imagewriter II driver for DOS/windows 3.1      Info-Mac Digest V10 #263      Installation of System 7.1      Internet FTP      JPEG (Q)      LaCie 128MB REO drive:  $999!!!!!!      macbugs      Macintosh PC Exchange, Problems with      Macs, MIDIs, and theater sound boards...      Macs in Metal Cases      MacTCP 1.1.1      MIDI interfaces      MS Quickbasic upgrade gripe      Naming AppleTalk dmp      Network printing problem with a PB100 (A)      New Quadras (and others) in Feb 1993      PB100 Battery Not Fully Charging (A)      PC Exchange, etc (A)      Peak fitting for the Mac      Portable/Hardware Handshake Problem      PowerBook battery monitor in menubar      PPCToolBox - Whatsit??      Sharing serial devices on LocalTalk      Silly Mac Performance request...      Sys7.1 Finder Address Error on boot?      Systat 5.2.1 Bugs      System 7.0 on Intel ??      thumbnails?      Touchscreen (A)      Transfer of old versions of Software (Q)      Unzipping (AA)      Variable Speed Overdrive      What's the best MIDI interface? (C)      Word 5 headers      Word Headers      Worldscript and system 7.1#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-265.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Kermit Tool Update      [*] Out of this World Demo      ["[e-mail]"@HUSC3.HAR      A call for opinions: RasterOps      APDA      AutoCAD IBM --> Mac File format (Q)      AWK for the Mac - Summary      Beta testers for Headline 1.0.1 wanted      CDPhoto with Toshiba 3201 drive      comparison Mac vs. Windows (C)      correction EPS-PostScript conversion utility      Curiosity about PB100 waking up.      Custom icons from PICTs      Desktop Files: Trashing and Rebuilding (A) (4 msgs)      Desktop Files: Trashing and Rebuilding (C)      Digitization programs (Q)      Diskette Quality -- Summary      EPS-TO-POSTSCRIPT conversion utility (C)      Equation Graph Programs      Ethertalk for HP LJ III (A)      f2c for Think C on the Mac      File sharing query (Q)      Hiding Finder's (or other app's) Windows      How to switch Quickeys aliases on/off (A)      image catalog      Locking lots of files      Mac IIx configuration (Q)      Macintosh PC Exchange, Problems with      Macintosh PC Exchange, Problems with (Again)      MacTCP 1.1.1      Maidenform?      MIDI-MIDI-MIDI!      MODE32 and System 7.1      MS Quickbasic upgrade gripe      Need Kermit XCMD      New Macs      new Macs in Feb (Q)      New one for the Mac Secret Trick list      New Quadras (and others) in Feb 1993      PB100 Battery Not Fully Charging (Q)      PB100 mem upgrade extend battery life?      Peak fitting for the Mac      PowerBook wakeup problem solved      Price of SIMM's... :-(  Also why Active Matrix LCD is unimportant.      Programming Dialog boxes and printing resources?      QT movie search cont...      Sorting application for large files wanted      Sys7.1 Finder Address Error on boot? (R)      Wardco      worldscript      Worldscript and System 7#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-266.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] AppleShareSetup CDEV      [*] bo-rad-101.hqx      [*] Ren & Stimpy Oath Picture.cpt.hqx      [*] Spectre World Editor 1.3      7.1 and older Macs (A)      A little more info, more pieces... (2 msgs)      Anagram unscrambler?      APDA's email address (A)      APDA Info      ARA no longer bundled with Powerbooks!      Archie and other online services...      Atari Disk in SuperDrive? (Was Re: Mac Atari ST emulator)      AutoCAD IBM --> Mac file format      Autosaver for any App      Backing out of folders problem.      CAD on macs - advice please [Q]      Canon BJ 820-Quadra probs      Cost of computers      Curiosity about PB100 waking up. (R)      Desktop Files: Trashing and Rebuilding (Q)      FTPing from a mac      Genealogy Programs for Mac (A)      GIFConverter woes (Q)      Hiding Apps in Sys7 (A)      How can I change the font in TeachText?  (Q)      Hypercard & Quicktime      id'ing sims (more summary)      id'ing sim speeds (summary)      IIci 50Mhz 030's      Invisible init.      LC III      Mac benchmarks please      Mac IIvx and 16" Apple Monitor?? (Q)      mac interface lacking powerful abstractions to do work      MacTCP 1.1.1      Mixing network types on a Mac (Q)      MovieShop      My kitty uses Zterm.      Naming printers (A)      New one for the Mac Secret Trick list (Al & Jeff)      Now Utilities 4.0.1 updater      NOW Utilties and WYSIWYG Font Menu Problem      PB100 Battery Not Fully Charging (A)      Pg Mker 4.2      PostScript Errors with Word 5.0      Power cord for StyleWriter      Programming a progress window      RasterOps (O=Opinion)      Sharing serial devices (A)      Stylewriter problems      Sys7.1 Finder Address Error on Cold Boot EUREKA!      TeXtures, Postscript example      Unix on Macs      What machine should I get? (Q)      where is speedy-finder?      Where to find large Worldmap ? (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-267.txt   ****Today's Topics:      Administrivia      [*] Abalone.1.0.final      [*] AreaCodes.hqx      [*] Company AOL addresses      [*] Final submission of Raising Arizona sounds      [*] parrot10a5      [*] Ren & Stimpy Oath Snd.cpt.hqx      [*] Revisionist 1.3      [*] submission, sound      [*] Suppl. Gestalt Sel. List 1.1      [*] text_press.hqx      50 MHz IIsi      7.1 questions      Atari Disk in SuperDrive? (Was Re: Mac Atari ST emulator)      Calendar/ToDo list SW      Can't delete folders      Canvas 3.0.5 ?      Classic Memory Upgrade Warning      Desktop files (trashing and rebuilding)      Desktop files: Trashing and rebuilding (A)      Desktop Files: Trashing and Rebuilding (C)      Desktop Files: Trashing and Rebuilding (Q)      FTPing from a mac      HideApps DocSaving Q      Hiding apps in Sys7 (A)      Hiding Apps in Sys7 (C)      How to test integrity of SIMMs?      ImageWrtier with DOS PC (C)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #264      Info-Mac Digest V10 #266      Invisible INIT      Looking for a utility      mac interface lacking powerful abstractions to do work      Macintosh PC Exchange, Problems with (C)      MacTCP      MacTCP 1.1.1 & Disk Tree viewers      Mixing network types on a Mac (A)      Mixing network types on a Mac (Q)      Naming printers (A)      NOW Utils 4.0.1 bug      NOW Utilties and WYSIWYG Font Menu Problem      Opening MacPortable (Q)      PB100 RAM disk operation      Programming books      RasterOps (C)      RPC Interface for Mac OS?  (Q)      Screen Depth XFCN      Software for writing job descriptions?      Speed: IIsi vs. IIvi (Q) - (2nd ask)      Stylewriter eratic problems      Superdrive Upgrade Required!!!      Switching between windows without using mouse?      Sys7 version of SmartScrap (Q)      TCL C Exception Bug      Text display at startup      TeXtures, Postscript example (A)      Weird text positioning in MacDraw Pro      What machine should I get? (A/2) (2 msgs)      White Knight email address please?      Who sells PlotView? (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-268.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] 1992-Fischer-Spassky Chess Tourney, Pt. 2      [*] BMT Bolo Map Collection v1.0      [*] Boxes 1.20 (part 1 of 3)      [*] Carp 2.0 (hqx)      [*] Chassis 4.3.1 part 01 of 11      [*] CoinMaster 1.0.1, *The* Hypercard coin collector!      [*] Digit 1.0.2      [*] DiskParam      [*] dmm-lw-56-stuff-131.hqx      [*] dmm-lw-7-stuff-131.hqx      [*] driver 2.1.6.sit - Source code for programming Device Drivers      [*] enigma-11      [*] euclid11b14      [*] first-things-first.hqx      [*] FORTRAN compiler report      [*] info-mac/report/comp-sys-mac-comm-faq.txt      [*] macfacts-ii.txt      [*] Members Only 1.1      [*] MinSystemInstaller 1.0 final      [*] NEW-teeny-deriver-1.1.sit.hqx      [*] Now Utilities 4.0.1 updater      [*] pierkiroul-20.hqx      [*] Resubmission - Bongo Bob 3.0      [*] Resubmission - PowerLaunch 1.1      [*] REVIEW: SimLife      [*] submission, sound      [*] Submission for /info-mac/art/qt/RTrace-Fly-Thru.cpt.hqx      [*] Super MANDELZOOM 1.06      [*] System 7 Pack! 3.1 Release      [*] The Politically Correct Dictionary 4.0.1      [*] UPLOADING suntar1.3.2.sit.hqx      [*] UPLOADING suntar1.3.2.uu      [*] WineStack      .BIN suffix--thanks!      24-bit to 8-bit      2 X Quicktime cards on one machine?      Apple 13" Color Monitor Whining and Buzzing      Apple Educational Sales      Cost of computers      Deleting lots of files, carefully      Desktop files: Trashing and rebuilding (A)      Desktop Rebuilding      Duos (C)      FlashWrite ][ 1.1      Grayscale on internal 9" of my SE/30?      IIsi at 25MHz Info      ImageWriter with DOS PC (C)      ImageWrtier with DOS PC (A)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #266      laser utility?      LC III      Lithium Ion batteries?      Mac interface and power (C)      MacMoney, Anyone?      MacTCP 1.1.1 & Disk Tree viewers (A)      MAZ & Zoom V.32bis Question      MAZ--Found It      More questions      Mount Volumes Before Finder Loads      Naming printers (A)      New HP IV Laser Printer      NOW Utilities 4.0.1 and Word 5      Now Utilities Updater - Details      PB100 and SE/30 using different amounts of System RAM      QT movie request      RasterOps (C)      Rebuilding the Desktop      Rebuilding the desktop and lost icons (Q)      Replacing a Mac II with something faster      Text File Converter Wanted      Trouble with Timbuktu Remote Wake up      use special gamma in built-in video      White Knight vt100 emulation problem?      Word List#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-269.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [!] Another Cool Movie!      [*] ARA script for DPX496/0SI 8      [*] bolo-map-editor.hqx      [*] Chess Match      [*] Dialog View 1.0      [*] Greg's Buttons 2.1b1.hqx      [*] Klondike version 5.1      [*] mac.archive *SURVEY*      [*] macfacts-ii.txt      [*] Sys7.1 vs Sys7.0.1 speed report      [*] world-wide-ftp-sites.txt      256-MB optical drives?!!?      6800 Cross Assembler (Q)      7.1 and MODE32 (C)      9600      Archie and other online services...      Autosavers (answers)      B-trees-what are they (A)      Bug report: lost BBEdit files using SPACESAVER      Calendar Program      Can't delete folders      Certificate Creator      Clip Art      Color Pivot/LE      CounterPoint breaks after 14 days?      Deleting files (C)      Disk First Aid vs Norton Utilities      Disk Param      Extreme Accelerators?      FTPing to your Mac      Ghostscript Fonts      How to clean a Mac      How to make a VGA adapter cable for PB160      HyperCard file limits (A)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #268      ISDN NuBus cards (Q)      LCII power supply and Daystar PowerCache      Lithium Ion batteries?      Mac IIsi 25MHz Info Again      Mac Interface & Power (A?)      MacMoney, Anyone? (A)      Mac Oberon ?      Micron--price of SIMMS      Mount Volumes Before Finder Loads (R) (2 msgs)      Mouse Button Problems -- Call For Reports!      NEC Photo Optical Cartridge      New HP IV LAser Printer (C)      New ZBASIC? (fwd)      Norton Backup (Q)      NOW Utilties and WYSIWYG Font Menu Problem      Opening a Mac Portable      PageMaker Printing Problem      Programmer's switch, follow-up (Q)      Programmin Primer Vol. 2 Second Edition?      Rebuilding the Desktop (2 msgs)      Reusing Powerbook Hard Disks      Separate lists?      Sound players      The Vertebrate World Project      Transfer of old versions...      Where to find large Worldmap ? (Q)      Word-Mac address (R)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-270.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] 514 lines of new files, fonts, and things at mac.archive (11/10/92)      [*] Bear.gif      [*] bolo-map-editor-051.hqx      [*] Bongo Bob-301.sea      [*] Chassis 4.3.1 retransmit 01 of 10      [*] flashwrite-2-11.hqx      [*] gretzky-demo.cpt.hqx      [*] ircle 1.1.4 sources      [*] MacHack '93 Call for Papers      [*] Programming the Mac in BASIC      [*] Re: Rites Of Passage 2.1 HyperCard Stack      [*] resubmission      [*] SciCalc v1.2      [*] Submission: /info-mac/source/c/RTrace-1.0-src.cpt.hqx      [*] Submission for /info-mac/app/RTrace-1.0-app.cpt.hqx      [*] Submission for /info-mac/source/c/RTrace-1.0-scenes.cpt.hqx      [*] TidBITS#151/09-Nov-92      [*] UPLOADING suntar1.3.2src.cpt.hqx      [*] Vendor Email 1.4      (?) Two Unrelated Questions...      6800 Cross Assembler (A)      7.1 & After Dark      7.1 & Norton Disk Doctor 2.0      Adobe 1.0 Postscript (Q)      AD vs Norton Filesaver: replies      Alternative to File Sharing      Apple File Exchange      Apple Talk Remote BAUD rate      BBEdit & SpaceSaver (R)      Boom sounds, please      Calendar Program      Calendar programs  ( R)      Can't delete Word files (was Can't delete folders) (A)      clip art pictures and GIF...      comp.binaries.mac archive      Creating Quicktime Movies using PD S/W      DeskWriter problem      Disk Drive Troubles      Equation Graph and Quadra Sound      FileMaker format for bibliophiles?      Flickering monitor      Font with Japanese diacritical marks      Ftp'ing large files      Getting a list of files on a server grouped by owner      global file deletion      HD power/supply      How to clean a Mac (A)      HyperQual: assistance needed      Info-Mac Digest V10 #266 (2 msgs)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #269      It's a Girl!      japanese language user group      Location of *Macintosh Name      Locked Partition or Locked Folder on HD20      MacIIsi and 17mb - problems      Macintosh Rumors - Any Info?      Mac Minesweeper      MacMoney (2 msgs)      MacMoney, Anyone? (A)      MacOberon (A)      Mac Secret Trick list (A)      MacTCP mystery      Mail Order      Micron--price of SIMMs      Mount Volumes Before Finder Loads (A)      Neurobiology simulations (Q)      New HP IV LAser Printer (C)      New ZBASIC? (A) (2 msgs)      NFS, SLIP, Eudora, Finder: some questions      Non-Proportional font      nonTrashable folders      NOW Utilties and WYSIWYG Font Menu Problem      Old versions of software, just the facts (C)      pinging a kbox      Popup menus under system 7 ? (Q)      Portable (not powerbook) to Apple 13 inch monitor      Postscript previewer?      PostSript to bitmap utility?      Powerbook 180 & accessories...      PowerBook Modem Commands      Powerbook Screen and Warranty Problems (Q)      Prometheus "Home Office" Fax/Data Modem (Q)      Quadra 32 bit vid Scrambled      Quadra Variable Speed Overdrive (C)      rebuilding desktop loses icons?      Recording to File on PB170      Restrictions on number of connected fileservers      Screen shrinkage on the Classic/Classic II      Selling older software versions - more comments      Setting up filesharing between System 7.1.1 hosts      Shut Down      Speed of Appletalk Remote Access      Switching between windows without using mouse (A)      Technical Suggestions for Apple      the 7.1 fonts folder      TimeKeeper      Updaters for SpeedyFinder7      use special gamma in built-in video (A)      where is speedy-finder? (A)      Windows for MacIntosh      windows on mac (c)      Wine stack--please reupload (R)      Word 5.0a unexpected quitting      X-Ray crystal structures (3d rendering)      X for the Mac#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-271.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Fist Fighters      [*] Maple V Demo      [*] Personal Bomb! 1.0.1      [*] Re: Mini Chihuahua Mini Chihuahua Mini Chihuahua Mini Chihua      [*] replacement of NEW-teeny-deriver.sit.hqx      [*] StackPacker 1.0.1      Alternative to Chooser for printer selection?      Anagrams <-> Ars Magna      Apple TrueType Font Pack      Archives on CD-ROM      Ars Magna/Anagrams/A Rags Man      Balloon creator/ TeX fonts.      Cant empty trash (Q)      ClarisWorks and Virex???      Coprocessor not installed?      Ethernet Cards for IIsi (Q)      I think you are the one to ask      Long signatures & disclaimers      Mac and Espon FX printer ??      Mail Order ADVISORY!      Mystery file in Apple Menu Items (Q)      Need help importing 3D DXF files      None      PowerBook 100's available      Printing fonts      Quadra 900/Hard disk Icon      quicktime15.image???      Startup Screen disappears before extensions load      Upgrade program for Personal LaserWriter LS in the USA ?      X Windows on the Mac#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-272.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] alpha-52.hqx      [*] arsmagna-sit151.hqx      [*] bird-of-prey.hqx      [*] chess album stack      [*] darkwood.hqx      [*] Microsoft Word 5.1a Patcher      [*] NIH Image 1.47(Binhex)      [*] StarRunner 1.2 submission      [*] Submission: CubScoutEmblems.hqx      [*] Submission: CubScoutPictures.hqx      [*] titus.andronicus.1.cpt.hqx      (A) Alternative to Chooser for printer selection      7.1 and no virtual memory      Advice      AIFF File???      Alternitives to Chooser      Anagrams <-> Ars Magna      Apple File Exchange      Apple File Exchange again      Apple TrueType Font Pack      Apple TrueType fonts      Ars Magna Guy Found / No Subject Line      Automatic Restore of Backups      Balloon creator/ TeX fonts.      BBS Software      Canvas 3.0.5 updater question      Carbon Copy Demo      Check printing fraud (Q?)      co processor      Coprocessor Not Installed (A)      Copyright question      Disktop 4.0 to 4.01 updater. Help!      educ. software      EtherNet/LocalTalk      Fake Bomb Joke (C)      Finder font problems      First word on 68060. God knows *when* you can get this!      Help with native ethernet      Keyboard mapping in NCSA Telnet 2.5 ...  Stupid question?      Language Maker Removal      List of Current Mac's?      Mac and Espon FX printer ??      Maps      MathPad user poll      Microsoft vs. creativity      Minor Finder problems      Mysterious missing icons [Q]      Mystery file & clearing startup picture      Mystery file in Apple Menu Items      Mystery file in Apple Menu Items (G)      Mystery item in Apple Menu Items (A)      Need Help Importing 3D DXF Files      NOW Utilties and WYSIWYG Font Menu Problem      Output to VCR      PB170 won't sleep automatically (A)      Powerbook RAM (Q)      Printing On Legal paper (Q)      Problem with AWK under MPW      Quantum 240MB InternalHD      Request for U2 sound clips      SE/30 and PB100 System Software RAM usage (answers)      Slide Writers      Smart Keys      SpeedoMeter results UNRELIABLE      StuffIt-Not-Converter??      Sys error      System 7.1 funny-stuff      System is taking too much memory      Teleport FullFax Problem      Word 5.0 crash      Word5.1 upgrade offer      You're my last hope#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-273.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] apple-font-pack-spec.hqx      [*] Can't empty trash / Silverlining      [*] Carbon Copy Demo      [*] EdgeWays TeleTimes Electronic Magazine - Nov '92      [*] Edgeways TeleTimes Electronic Magazine - Oct '92      [*] MacFAQ 1.16 submission      [*] PowerBook 100 Disassembly Instructions      [*] QuarkXPress 3.11 updater      [*] shuttle-pilot.hqx      [*] System 7 Pack! 3.2 Release      1000 Miles game      7.1 and no virtual memory (R)      AIFF & star-trek-theme      Alternatives to Chooser (A)      American Sign Language      An open Letter to Apple      Anybody have the list of Apple recalled HDs? (Q)      ARA for Microcom AX, ARA and datalock (Q)      ara script for a prometheus modem (A)      Bird of Prey - Romulan!      Booting problem      Check printing fraud      Check printing fraud (C)      Check printing fraud (Q?)      Check printing fraud (R)      comp.binaries.mac archive      compression data correction      DAT Drives (Q)      De-compression by comm programs      Desktop rebuild problems and NEC Driver      Disappearing Files      DW paper      Email Lists, and other cool hacks...      EtherNet/LocalTalk (A)      EtherNet/LocalTalk (C)      Excel file format      Fake bomb "joke"      Fake Bomb Joke (C) (2 msgs)      Fax modem info/reviews wanted      File: "INFO-MAC MAIL" being sent to you      FrameMaker on "Sale"      IIsi memory problems      Info-Mac Digest V10 #272 (3 msgs)      Intellidraw bug?      Jasmine Drive problem      Laserbridge (Ethernet/Localtalk)      LaserWriter Repair Money Saving Tips      Locking Volume names?      Looking for a 50 cycle UPS      Mac Games for Kids      MacMoney      Microsoft Word 4.0 double pages      Minor Finder problems (A)      missing icons      Mystery file in Apple Menu      Now 4.01 troubles      NOW Utilties and WYSIWYG Font Menu Problem      Personnal LaserWriter LS upgrade: that's impossible !      PM 4.2 & RIFF?      PowerBook Modem Commands (Apple Modem)      Problems with SyQuests      Q700 VSO Overdrive (T)      Quadra's and non 32 bit programs      Residential Lease (A)      SAM 3.5 vs Disinfectant      Sav-O-Matic      Selling older software versions - more comments      StuffIt-Not-Converter??      StuffIt Converter (A)      Sys7.1 vs Sys7.0.1 speed report(C)      System 7 funniness (T)      Terminal emulator suggestions needed.      Trashcan Label Help!!      What is LaTex, by the way?      Word 5.1#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-274.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Amslam 18 - a finger-spelling font      [*] Bob's Eyes Pro 2.0.2 (again!!!)      [*] Bob's Eyes Pro 201 -> 202 Update Archive      [*] Hqx - New Pax Imperia PLAYABLE demo to replace older one      [*] Kermit Tool Revision      [*] QLTools on the Mac      [*] Submission for Info-mac - Mac PGP 2.0      [*] THINK C 5.0.4 Update      [*] TidBITS#152/16-Nov-92      (A) American Sign Language      128 MB Optical Drives      486 on the net      Alternative to Chooser for printer selection      Archie      archiving software      Astronomy CDs      Bibliography Software      Can't figure out FAXstf      Color ImageWriter II Driver      DEC laserWriter      DEC laserWriter, again?      Deskwriter - pause after each page      DeskWriter Problem (A)      DW double-sided printing      DW paper      Email Lists, and other cool hacks...      Epson 128Mb MO drives?      first name database      FTP Mac-files on a 486      Help with modeling      Info-Mac Digest V10 #273      Knowledge Based Systems (Q)      Large Monitors for Mac IIcx      Laserbridge (Ethernet/Localtalk) (C)      Looking for MODE32      MacMoney      Mac SE floppy drive problem      Mail Order      Maple V Student version?      Microsoft Word 4.0 double pages (A)      modula for mac (Q)      NOW Utilities and WYSIWYG Font Menu Problem Again (Q)      Personal Bomb flame - bucket o' water      Personal LaserWriter Upgrades      Philisophical compression discusssion      Price Club Powerbooks and other mac stuff      Printed Circuit Board Qs      Quadra 950      Quadra Overdrive in Extensions Folder      Res-Edit Hack of TeachText.      SAM 3.5 vs. Disinfectant (R)      SE/30 monitor problem      SE/30 monitor problem II      Selling older software versions - more comments      Shareware dictionary?      Shuttle Pilot      SIMMs, FPUs and Printer questions      Student HyperCard stack writer wanted      Trouble downloading from ftp.apple.com      Trouble installing System 7.1      Upgrade to AppleTalk PC software (Q)      Virtual Screens      Word5.1 upgrade offer      Word colorizer      X11 library on Mac#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-275.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] BBEdit 2.2 Balloons file      [*] BBEdit 2.2 Manuals      [*] compressed binhexed video game      [*] drkwd101.hqx      [*] Falcon MC Demo      [*] icons-6-resedit.hqx      [*] proportions and converts between inches,cent,pica,      [*] Resubmission3      [*] think c 504 tcl 112 updater      !Hellcats over the Pacific is shipping!      (Q) Posting news      *VERY* cheap modem      1000 Miles (Thanks)      128 MB Optical Drives      486 on the net (A)      AfterDark (C)      Aldus driver for LaserWriter IIg      apple II GS      Appletalk with Serial Cable?      Archie for Gopherspace      Archie for Gopherspace (additional)      archiving software (A) (2 msgs)      Baud rate problems with Laserwriter IIg      BBEdit 2.2 Release Announcement      cd player question.....      Color ImageWriter II Driver (A)      Color IWII Driver  ( R)      DAT Drives (response)      DEC Laser Printer      DeskWriters - Used Prices?      DW paper      fuzzy mac      Greetings      IIsi Built in Video      Laserbridge (Ethernet/Localtalk)      LaserWriter IIg Changing Zones      LaserWriter Repair Money Saving Tips      Let's trade 3D models!      LocalTalk/EtherTalk (C)      Looking for MODE32 (A)      MacPlus Information      Mac Repairs (SUMMARY)      Mac SE floppy drive problem / fax modems      Mapping data (Q)      Microsoft Word 4.0 double pages (A)      mode32      Mode32 Hangout      NOW 4.01 and KERMIT incompatibility?      OCR      Optical 1 GB SCSI drivers for the PC      PowerBook 180 Supplies??????????      Printing 2up on Word (A & Q)      Quadra Overdrive in Extensions Folder      RAM Testing Programs (Q)      rebuilding desktop      Selling older software versions - more comments      Serial DW --> Appletalk DW      Tape Drive (Q)      Terminal emulator suggestions needed.      Terminal emulator suggestions needed. (a)      TOPS Card questions      Trouble installing System 7.1      Trouble installing System 7.1 (A)      Upgarde to Appletalk PC software (A)      Upgrade to AppleTalk PC software (A)      Using Archie  ( R)      Wierd Dialog Box Problem      X version of Timbuktu (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-276.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] BBEdit 2.2 application...      [*] beyond-juslibol-solution.hqx      [*] Bridge program      [*] DisKeeper 1.8.1 (demo)      [*] driver 2.1.7.sit - Update to Device Driver code      [*] MacPlus video failure (SUMMARY)      [*] mission-thunderbolt-tips.txt      *VERY* cheap Modem (NOT!)      A final look at MacTCP 1.1.1      Appleshare help      Appletalk with serial cable (replies)      Armenian font      Armenian outline font      Astronomy CDs (C)      ATARI diskettes (Q)      cables for PB/Mac II connection      DAT Drives (R)      Desktop Backgrounders      DeskWriters - Used Prices?      DW double-sided printing (A)      DW paper      emptying trash (Q)      Emptying trash with LOCKED files      FTPing from a mac      Ftp Mac files on 486 (R)      GopherApp question      HD hardware/SCSI question      How do I upload easily?      Imaging Postscript on Mac      INFO WANTED: SPC/Quality Management software for Macs      Info wanted on IIsi cache-cards      Laser Writer control over a network ???      Macintosh Jr.      Mac Plus help (R)      Mounting Tape      Old SE/30s and ASANTE Ethernet Cards      Passport Producer --- infos needed (Q)      PerfectData Modem is $995      Plant catalog stack or template [Q]      Powerbook 160 - how fast (Q)      Printing problem with Ready,Set,Go V5.06      Question: Proportional vs non-Proproportional fonts      Sav-O-Matic      Selling older versions of software (C,R)      Serial DW - AppleTalk DW (R)      SLIP server for VMS VAX?? (Q)      Stepping Out II      Terminal emulator suggestions needed. (a)      TOPS Card questions (A)      Upgrade to AppleTalk PC software (A)      Word for Windows conversion help      X version of Timbuktu (Q)      XWindows for Mac#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-277.txt   ****Today's Topics:      (Q) Changing Keyboard Layout      7.1 vs 7.0 speed tests request      A final look at MacTCP 1.1.1      ara script for a prometheus modem (A)      ATARI diskettes (A)      BAD BOOT PROBLEM!!!      Canon BJ-10e      CD-ROMs with Space Images      cheap modem ... Rats!      Color Printing on ImageWriter II      Colour - 16 bit versus 24 bit (Q)      Commerce Dept Tariffs (again) (C)      Copyright on fonts (Q)      Desktop Backgrounders (R)      DeskWriter C Prices      Deskwriter on IBM      DW Paper      EPS from PC/VAX (Q)      File sharing with a PB100      How to get "o" in KanjiTalk (Q)      How would I access files in the archive?      Inexpensive Powerbook 180 modems?      InkJet Paper (R)      LaserWriter IIg Changeing zones      Lead Acid batteries and Powerbooks (Q)      Mac Drivers for the CDU-6110-01/6111-01 CD-ROM Unit      Maya 2.0      Merging Appleshare File Servers--Possible?      Microsoft Word 4.0 double pages (A)      Mixing system 7 and system 6 (Q)      mounting tapes to desktop      News Reads for Mac (Q)      problems with fonts(portability)      SCSI devices not all switched on (Q)      Serial DW - AppleTalk DW (R)      Shuttle Pilot      SIMMs for LCII  Good mailorder prices      Simple double-page printing fix for Word (A)      Slidewriters (A)      Small word processor      Stepping Out II      StyleWriter Power Converter for Europe      System eating additional ram.      Tape Drive (A)      Think-c & MPW C (Q)      Undeliverable Mail      Upgrade to AppleTalk PC software (A)      World3#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-278.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] CCL Modem Tool 1.2      [*] CEPT Modem Tool 1.1      [*] StuffIt Deluxe 3.0.2 -> 3.0.3 Updater      [*] StuffIt Lite 3.0.3      [*] StuffIt SpaceSaver 1.0.1 -> 1.0.2 Updater      [*] VideoTex Teminal Tool 1.0      A final look at MacTCP 1.1.1      Any Init That Enables Function Keys      Any TeX Editor..      Arabic Postcript Font?      CClock can't tell time      Colo(u)rs - 16-bit versus 24-bit (A)      De-compression "standard"      Desktop Backgrounders (R)      DeskWriters - Used Prices?      DoubleScroll Update      Font suitcase utilities (Q)      GDT (as in G** D*** Telephone)      HP Background v. the talking moose and after dark      Integrating other graphic programs in MSWD (Q)      japanese language user group (A)      KanjiTalk (Where to get it?)      Localtalk & Ethertalk simultaneously      Macintosh Rumors? (2 msgs)      MacOS applications on a PowerPC      METAFONT for Mac (Q)      MS Word 4.0 double pages      New Apple 14" colour monitor - query      Postscript Preview?      PostScript previewer (A)      Program for drawing surfaces      resedit question...      Syquest drives: mount problem      Terminal emulator suggestions needed. (a)      Wayne Gretzky Question#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-279.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] - LineShare 1.0b      [*] - PortShare Lite 1.4.1      [*] - PortShare Pro 1.3      [*] - ScanShare 1.2      [*] AfterDark 2.0w Updater      [*] burglar.hqx      [*] Canvas 3.0.5 Update      [*] ColorTime1.0.hqx      [*] Dive Log 1.6 Stack Update      [*] falcon.hqx      [*] HardwareBeeps.sit.hqx      [*] Headlines 1.0.1      [*] Headlines 1.0.1 code      [*] HL-20_SpaceStation QT Movie      [*] JoeWalsh      [*] marker-control.sit.hqx      [*] Multi-Find-Replace1.4      [*] New edition of MacTCP notes      [*] New Posting      [*] screenplay_1.1.1.sea.hqx      [*] Son of Flippy afterdark module      [*] StuffIt & Frontier 3.0.3      [*] Submission: If Monks Had Macs....      [*] Submission of PrinceSound      [*] SuperPaint 3.0 HyperHelp      [*] Tangram 3.12 - Animated version with More Puzzle file      [*] Text Capture FKEY 2.1      [*] Update! demo, file synchronization utility      (A) News via mail      2 MByte PB memory for sale      827 foreign testing wanted      About MWord 5.1 offer      Any Init That Enables Function Keys      Arabic Postscript Font? (R)      Assembler      Changing the PERIOD key      cheap modem ... Rats!      comparison of pb 160 and pb 180      CTB ZModem Tool?      Desktop Tidying (A)      Duo 230 printing problem??      Far Side calendar (Q)      Frontier Runtime/FinderMenu 1.0      GIF      Hellcats sluggish on LC      Hiding extensions      HP LaserJet IIp and System 7.1 + ATM      HyperCard control of PowerBook PSI Modem      Info-Mac Digest V10 #278 (2 msgs)      Kolor: a bug?      Lapis Technology, Alameda, CA (e-mail address, please)      Looking for a MPW-compatible, public domain C shell...      Looking for Font "Stuttgart"      MacBureaucracy      Mac Video to NTSC TV Signal      MECA Deal on Managing Your Money      METAFONT for Mac (R)      miami lights fonts...      Photo-CD -- help needed (Q)      Powerbooks, ramdisks, and AutoDoubler      Problem with NCSA-Telnet      RevRDist      Script Switcher for System 7.1 and World Script      Soccer clip art needed      Stepping Out      Syquest Drives: Mount Problem (R)      System 7.1 Upgrade      System 7 Pack! 3.2 PROBLEMS      TeX/LaTeX on the Mac      Times 2/Stacker      TR connection for Mac: info needed      Trouble with unpacking stuff-it archives      Turbogopher to ftp sites      Very Sick RGB Mon [Q]      VRAM      Word 3 & System 7#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-280.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*]Author, a script truetype font- very elegant!      [*] BalletEngraved, a high-quality truetype font      [*] darkwd12.hqx      [*] enigma11a      [*] flippy-11.sit      [*] Groening, a truetype font      [*] SMILEYFACE, a happy sort of truetype font      [*] source/pascal/FMenusExample.hqx      [*] source/pascal/TaskManager-211P.hqx      (Q) color scanners      A-chord      Apple Crippling Systems?!?      Apple IIg ROM Upgrade Info      Appleshare help (A)      Bypassing the chooser...      Cheap inkjet printers      Digitization programs      Educationally discounted modems      emptying trash (A)      Emptying trash with LOCKED      expanding IIsi memory      Freeware ASM.      Frontier Runtime/FinderMenu 1.0      Getting rid of icon labels (great idea!)      Hardisks      Hiding extensions (A)      How to kermit a file to MAC so WORD can read it?      Icelandic Truetype Font?      Info-Mac Digest V10 #279      Key Layout for PB100      [e-mail] (A)      Kolor-buggy? *you bet!*      Kolor: a bug? (C)      Kolor: a bug? (R)      Looking for Classic II upgrade info/equip      MECA Deal on Managing Your Money (R)      Monitor Cable and Sega Genesis      Monitor comparisons      New Apple 14-inch monitor      Nexpert (Q)      PB100 with DECnet      PostScript previewer (A)      Powerbooks, ramdisks, and AutoDoubler      RevRDist (Q)      Shareware Reference Guide?      SIMMs (Q)      Simple Pascal compilers - summary of responses      Specular Infini-D 1.0 filters      Stepping Out      SyQuest Mountiing Problems      System 7.1 in France      System 7 Pack! 3.2 PROBLEMS (C)      Umich ftp address      Unprotecting a HC Stack (FAQ?)      V.I.P. from Mainstay#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-281.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] DoubleScroll 1.1.4      [*] ExpressYourself      [*] JPEGView 2.0      [*]startupscreens and deskpicts FAQ      [*] storm-levels-by-yaryan.hqx      [*] StuffIt Expander 3.0      [A]  terminal emulator suggestions needed : maclayers      Access to Novell-based Medline (Q)      A little question      Anonymous ftp - how to set up?      Apple/IBM      Apple Crippling Systems?!?      Apple Engineering/Scientific Solutions Guide (Q)      CapsControl      Digitization programs (A) (2 msgs)      Duo 230 vs MicroTek laser printer (continued)      Educationally discounted modems      file sharing & diskfit      Frontier Runtime and FinderMenu      help      Home Improvement Sounds?      How fast is Freedom of Press Lite?      Kolor-buggy?      Mac Password Protection Program wanted      MacTCP acting erratically      Mail order info (Mac Professional) (Q)      Minor DeTeXtive work..      Monitor comparisons      More System 7 PacK! 3.2 PROBLEMS      Pascal to C converter for MPW available on ftp      Possible FAQs...      PowerBook 160 Screen (Q)      Problems with NOW Utilities 4.0.1      Problem with NCSA-Telnet      Quark 3.11 upgrade      Quilt programs for mac      Software for Boundary Elements Methods (Q)      Subject: expanding IIsi memory      Substitute for MacTCP      Sumex Digest circulation      TAB in text files      Very Sick RGB Mon [A]      Wanted for Macintosh      Wavering SE/30 monitor + Bu#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-282.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] A Tour of Hamilton Gardens      [*] CommentKeeper 1.0 (free!)      [*] DigiGraf 1.4.3, a freeware plot digitizer      [*] Macintosh software frequently asked questions (FAQ)      [*] Peace of Mind Lite ( Demo Software ) [part 1 of 7]      1. Directory path problem? 2. Enlarging a Cursor      AppleShare 3.0 & ARA      Apple systems      ARA      At-Ease with System 6.0.5?      Colors - 16-bit vs 24-bit (A)      converting graphed data to tabular information      Dead Mouse -- me too      DeskPict 1.1 tip      Flame on Apple, re:Hungarian fonts      FrameMaker      IIsi or IIvi ?      info-mac CD-ROM advert (C)      La Cie - EXCELLENT customer service!      Mac Ortep and X-Ray crystal structures (3d rendering)      MacTCP acting erratically      Mandelzot      Movies 'Til Dawn After Dark module (Q)      PC SIMMs for Mac      PowerBook Duo vs MicroTek laser printer (continued)      Substitute for MacTCP      TAB in text files (A)      The IIvx - sound output.#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-283.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] CarpetBag 1.3.2 System 7 font/sound/FKEY/Keyboard utility      [*] Murph's Vaporware column for December 1992      [*] Prolog compiler, Modula-2 compiler, Think Pascal 4.0.2      Applelink      Arguments for IIvx vs. IIci      DataClub and FileMaker Pro conflict ?      expanding IIsi memory (summary)      File linking in Greatworks and Beagleworks      Genie to Internet mail: FAQ #4,936      Graph to points conversion      IIsi or IIvi ?      Modula-2 compilers for Macs, found one...      New Apple 14" colour monitor - summary of replies      Opinion (Complaints) about ASD Fileguard      Red Dot Interactive      SilverLining - Which camp is it in?      T/Maker dead?      TAB in text files (A & C)      THINK PASCAL 4.02 UPDATE?      TrueType Init      updating White Knight (Q)      Very Slooow Powerbook 140#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-284.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Apollo 1.0      [*] Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest Volume 1 #210-219      [*] Maelstrom      [*] rb-music-samples.hqx      [*] Shutdown Movie      (!) WARNING: Possible Serious Bug in StuffIt Deluxe 3.0.3      4 MB SIMMs      7.1 Blues      Aladdin SpaceSaver PowerBook Problem      Cleaning a Mac      Contact Apple via Internet?      deleted jpeg files (reqest for)      File linking in Greatworks and Beagleworks      FOND Resource      Genie to Internet mail (A) (2 msgs)      Genie to Internet mail: FAQ #4,936 (A)      How to use HDFD for old MacSE...      Icons without names below them.      Info-Mac Digest V10 #273      Info-Mac Digest V10 #281      Info-Mac Digest V10 #283 (2 msgs)      Lapis Technology      line feed removal?      Mac video options?      Memory Allocation to APs (Q)      PC Users that I have to support      Powerbook mousebutton can die, too      Problem with Mac LCII      Question to Powerbook users      QuickTime 1.5 and Mac II w/7.0.1 (Q)      QuickTime for Windows, etc      Sales of new Macs      SE with ColorQuickDraw?      SilverLining - Which camp is it in? (R)      Software uploads: general requests      Stupid Question...      T/Maker-seen selling software to Elvis in a Buffalo Mall! ;-)      T/Maker dead? (A)      Tape Cartridges (Q)      Thanks & did I miss any answers?      the latest MIDI Manager      updating White Knight (A) (2 msgs)      VRAM on UK LCII's      Warping software#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-285.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] fortune cookie stack (1/6)      [*] mubbs1.1.cpt.hqx      [*] no subject (file transmission)      [*]sys70_vs_71_speed.txt      [*] Tangram 3.13C - bug fixed animation version      [*] Tex-Edit 1.4 "Styled" TEXT editor      [*] Writeswell Jr.      **MAC SOUND SITE**      2Mb simms in a Quadra/Xpress memory problems      4 MB SIMMs      antialiased fonts?      Applelink Internet Addresses      ARA Script for CODEX 3260 Series Modem ???      ATM and 7.1      Deprotect Excel 2.2 files (Q)      External keyboards to Powerbooks      Fast SCSI-2 re-writable magneto-optical drives for Silicon Graphics      Help locating Imagewriter fonts?      Hiding the System Folder - 7.x (Q)      High Density Floppies on older SE's      HP-GL - Chooser Level Driver      Hungarian fonts: "all" the intel...      Icons without names below them [Info-Mac Digest V10 #284]      IIsi cache-card info summary      Info on Graf3D libraries      KanjiTalk 7.0.x      keyboards, mice and powerbooks      MacInTalk      MPW - help      Now Utiltities Company's Address (Q)      powerbook 160 & mouse      Powerbooks for MIDI?      Proprietary Installers (C)      re- Access to Novell-based      RevRDist (A)      RevRDist vs. FolderBolt vs. AtEase      Rumor or real, Apple will cancel all HEPPII contracts      Shareware Reference Guide?      Stuttgart and Miami Lights      Sys 7.1 and SuperBoomerang 4.0.1      T/Maker      T/Maker and WriteNow 3.0      T/Maker dead?      Tape Backup 40SC and System 7 (Q)      Times Two with AutoDoubler      updating White Knight      updating White Knight (C)      video card for Apple 12" b&w monitor      Warping software (R)      Windows vs. System 7 speed#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-286.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Blackjack Tutor Demo v1.12 (1 of 10)      [*] MyBattery 1.21 - PowerBook battery usage utility      [*] Nuntius1.1.1d13      [*] TidBITS#154/30-Nov-92      7.1 Blues      Aladdin SpaceSaver and PowerBook (Redux)      Aladdin SpaceSaver PowerBook Problem      Anonymous ftp - how to set one up      Antialiasing      Apple II TrueType Shrinkit files      Apple Tape Backup unit      ATM and 7.1      Automated decompression of QT-JPEG PICTs      Canvas 3.0 -> 3.0.1      Cursor Animator 2.0.1 vs Apollo 1.0      d/loading to RAM-disk (Q)      Double Scroll      flight sim      Generating HPGL from Mac Applications      halftones on Style/DeskWriters (C)      High Density Floppies on SE's (A)      Icons without names below them.      Icons without names below them [Info-Mac Digest V10 #284]      IIsi cache card information summary(C)      I musta screwed up      Info-Mac Digest V10 #285      Installers (Apology)      line feed removal?      mac IIsi memory      MacInTalk      Mac LC benchmarks      MSW5.0a, PS, and Lo Mem      Network Freezes      No 2MB SIMMS in a Quadra      PC Users that I have to sup      Premiere 2.0 & 7.1      Problem with rebuilding desktop      Q*bert      Question to Powerbook users      Radius Pivot LE + 8bit Card = Too Good To Be True ???      Re- Colo(u)rs - 16-bit versus 24-bit (A)      re- Rumor or real, Apple wi      scheduling/calendaring programs      SCSI Chain Breaks Causing W      System 7.1      System Error -192 on Font Drop...      T/Make and WriteNow      T/Maker and WriteNow 3.0 (C)      the deal with Canvas 3.0.5      Transfer of Bin-Files between MAC and IBM PCs via Internet (Q)      Two Lost? Fonts      updating White Knight - Direct      What's become of Apple's "Color Cutter" DA?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-287.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] arashi-storm.hqx      [*] Corrected Magic Menu 3.0.3 Updater      [*] DOS Mounter DEMO      [*] LineShare 1.2Demo (w/Docs)      [*] Mandella 8.1 fractal graphics program      [*] RevRdist and why I like it      [*] Shhh! PB click killer      [*] Suppl. Gestalt Selectors List 1.2      '040 and right-to-left WP (Q)      512k      Again...MWord5.1 $14.95 offer      Aladdin SpaceSaver-one problem with updating solved      ATM+7.1 and the dev CD-ROM      ATM, Suitcase, and 7.1 (R)      ATM and 7.1 (A)      Bad Sonnet FPU.      Capturing screens while menus are visible      Checking IIsi 1MB motherboard RAM usage?      Choose printer without Chooser      Colo(u)rs - 16-bit versus 24-bit (R)      Compatibility and 7.1 (Q)      Current Contents      d/loading to RAM-disk (Q)      Davy's Dingbats (at mac.archive.umich.edu)      DEC-alpha not much bigger than a Q-900 but x20 as fast without UNIX      Digitization programs (A)      Do email (and paper) journals exist for Silicon Graphics machines ?      FolderBolt & AtEase (protecting HDs)      Headers and Footers in MS Word (Q)      High density floppies with MacSE      How to copy TT fonts from the GS      Hypercard security question.  (Help)      IIsi secrets?      Imagewriter II compatible printers      I musta screwed up      I musta screwed up (A)      I musta screwed up (R)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #285      KanjiTalk (correction)      LaserWriter sucks up Cat      LC StartupScreens      MacinTalk and copyrights      More 16" PICTs on ftp.apple.com      MORE deal with Canvas 3.0.5      No sound from PB 180 speaker      PowerMerge      Printing of half tone images onto a StyleWriter ?      Problem running Excel 4.0 on SE      RE> Problems with 2 meg SIMMs and Quadra      rebuilding the desktop      Seeking musical notation font      Sharp QA-50 and Powerbook?      SilverLining - Which camp is it in?      space JPEGs found! :-D      STELLA still available ?      Stylewriter Driver 7.2.3 (Q)      System 7.1 installation and the protected resource      System 7 Tune Up. Which version?      Tower Case for Mac II Board      WriteNow 3.0: Another View#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-288.txt   ****Today's Topics:      Administrivia      [*] Announcing OneNet      [*] Archive submission      [*] Greg's Buttons 2.2b3      [*] Just for you, an early Christmas present      [*] Maelstrom 1.01 Update      [*] Photoshop TWAIN Plug-In module      [*] Sample hypercard stack for campus map/info system      [*] submission for /info-mac/app/mac-rtrace-text.cpt.hqx      [*] util/MacToISO.cpt.hqx      (Answer/Summary) Davy's Dingbats TrueType      512K (A)      512k (R)      800- numbers      800 number for SuperMac      Apple + PowerBooks 180, Supply to the UK (or lack of)      Apple Crippling Systems?!?      ATM and 7.1 (A)      Blocking Hypercard Quit      Capturing screens while menus are visible (A) (2 msgs)      Changing default printing font on VT-Pro      Chinese Macs?      Choosing printer w/o chooser      Color & White Printers (Q)      Compatibility and 7.1      Compatibility and 7.1 (A)      Czech accents (Q)      Dec Printer Driver/Cable      DeskPict 1.1      Desktop rebuild & Cursor size      downloading .sea files      Duo 230 vs MicroTek laser printer (continued)      Excel on Powerbook 145      Exporting Video      FDDI Cards for the Macintosh      FolderBolt & AtEase (protecting HDs) (C & Q)      HD Partitions HELP!      HeapTool Under System 7.x (Q)      Hypercard question; answered      Hypercard security question (Help) (R)      Hypercard security question. (A)      Icons without names below them.      I laughed too soon...      I musta screwed up (R)      KanjiTalk; anyone interested.(C)      LaserWriter sucks up Cat      Macintalk and Paul Mercer      Macintosh Speed Comparisons: Table      Measuring tempatures, can't dehqx macmeth (Q)      MSWord 5.1 update      Multiple systems ACROSS drives ok? (Q)      No sound from PB 180 speaker      PB 160 added memory      pb180 modem      Printing of half tone images onto a StyleWriter? (R)      Problems with DoubleScroll      Radius Pivot LE + 8bit Card = Too Good To Be True ???      Recover DOS File? (Q)      Ren-n-Stimpy Sound?      Screenplay 1.1.1  -  can't de-binhex it!      STELLA contact (A)      Super Drive Replacement      Sys 7.1 and SuperBoomerang 4.0.1      TimesTwo      Unnecessary responses...      Where is a FAQ on the new Machines (Q)      WordPerfect 2.03 and System 7      worldscript      WP 2.1 - PM 4.0 conversion      Writenow 3.0      WriteNow 3.0: Keep on Same Page      WriteNow complaints#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-289.txt   ****Today's Topics:      (C) MacLayers 1.10k      128K Mac (Q)      7.1 Blues      can't dehqx macmeth (R)      Changing the volume of the sound a PB makes when you turn it on      Color & White Printers (A)      ColorPrinters (A)      Czech accents (Q)      DeskPict 1.1      External floppy for a IIci??      Flashit and powerbook problems      Half-tone printing on a StyleWriter (R)      How did the Macintosh get its name?      How do I find .MOD files (Q)      HyperCard security question. (C)      Igor Mailing List Created      Imagewriter II fonts (summary)      LaserWriter Sucks Up Cat      mac.archive.umich.edu is alive and well      Mac archives at Umich--rumors of demise greatly exaggerated      Macintalk and Paul Mercer      Making GrayScales on Any Printer      Multiple systems ACROSS drives ok? (R)      Multiple Systems on multiple drives (R)      PB 160 added memory      PHOTO CD      Photoshop plug-in for Canon scanner? (Q)      Printing of half tone images onto a StyleWriter? (C)      Printing to "simple" printers (Q)      Problems with DoubleScroll (R)      Retrospect (Q)      Speed Tests Question      Stuffit-Deluxe 3.0.3 Updates (again)      Super Drive Replacement      Super Drive Replacement II      System 7.1 (Compatibility)      System 7 Tune Up. Which version? (Correction)      TeachText always getting corrupted!      TimesTwo      TimesTwo compression util      Two questions : SE/30 color card/monitor and Finder Quit for 6.0.8      Type 33 error in MAC IIci      umich's Mac directory      Word "Delete File" crashes (Q)      worldscript (C)      WriteNow margins - alternatives to Word#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-290.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] -v (or, RTF to TeX converter)      [*] 4DtoResourcesTo4D 1.0.4      [*] Adobe Photoshop PhotoCD plug-in module      [*] Alias Repair 1.0      [*] ara-zyxel-u1496.cpt.hqx      [*] AutoFlush 1.0      [*] Be Fruitful and Multiply      [*] bolo-map-editor-052.hqx      [*] cc-music-factory.hqx      [*] ClickShow v1.5      [*] Dismount 1.2      [*] easy-view-222.hqx      [*] euclidb15.hqx      [*] eucliddocb15      [*] FirstClass BBS List      [*] fractal-wizard-16.hqx      [*] Hexnake 1.0      [*] Leyte Rescue 1.01      [*] Lockup 2 (QuickTime 1.5 movie)      [*] MAC-ETTE v1.0      [*] MedLine via MacTCP on the Internet      [*] new Black Jack version      [*] noControlPanel      [*] ScreenPlay V1.1.1 Working RePost      [*] ScreenSavor Demo v1.0.1      [*] Sound: Barking Toy Poodle      [*] Stopper 1.1      [*] TimesTwo (and comparison with other auto compression programs)      [*] TurboGopher 1.0.5      [*] Tweety Init 1.0      [*] Whale Sounds [*]      [*] White Knight IBM3270 macros      [*] zep-stairway-backmask Sound Submission      (Q) Sound boards for the Macintosh      .dxf files translated to DOS? (Q)      .MOD files      .MOD files where are they?      128K Macintosh      Accelerator opinions sought      advice on video cards sought      Anonymous ftp - how to set one up      Brad's Favorite Clip Art      Can you use a Stylewriter with System 6.0.7?   How?      Czech accents (Q)      Czech font      DTP-L revival      External Floppy for IIci      External Floppy for Mac IIci (A)      HEPP, HEPP, Hooray...NOT      How did the Macintosh get its name?      HP LaserJet IIp driver + System 7.1 (A)      KanjiTalkSources; correction + Korean + Chinese.(C)      Kodak Diconix 150+ Parallel      Logging On to mac.archive.umich.edu      Mac 128K      Machine readable coded forms      Mac IIvi, IIvx video signal circuitry design screwup (Q)      MacIntalk & (c)      Mac mail-reading program for VAX/VMS MAIL program      Mac Sound Site      mailing/discussion list for 68040 (accelerator) users      Netter's Dinner - First Notice      New DEC laser printer (Q)      Old non-standard modem...      pb180 modem      powerbook 100 locations      Powerbook 160/180 memory summary      Powerbook 180 or DUO 210,230???      Price of Persia (demo?)      Printing halftones      Publish-It Easy 3.0 (Q)      Question about Nettiquette (Q)      Quicktime tribulations...      Radius Pivot LE -> Questions Answered!      Raster 24 STV Board (Q)      ResEdit 2.1.1 & Sys 7.1      ResEditing DiskDoubler      ResEditing DiskDoubler - problem solved      Resources SIZE.      RocketShare      speeds      SpeedyFinder Bug      Syquest cardridge compatibility (Q)      System 7 Tune Up. Which version? (A)      System Tune Up and System 7.1      translating mac graphics to MS-dos wordperfect 5.1 [Q]      Unhappy PB180 owner :-(      Wanted: TeX for the Mac (Textures 1.5)      Why partitions on a HD (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-291.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Aliens - Oh Fortuna (QuickTime 1.5 movie)      [*] Area.Codes.1.1.hqx      [*] Colorized Gardnens Tour      [*] Contacts1.3 (FMaker db).cpt.hqx      [*] Edgeways TeleTimes electronic Mac magazine for Dec '92      [*] Fax modem answers      [*] Interactive Gradebook      [*] More Bongo Bob      [*] sample tutti frutti unchain my heart sounds      [*] SNOWBALL Reference Notes 2.1 (sb-ref-notes-21.hqx in card)      [*] SpokeLength -- a HC stack for bicycle wheelbuilders      [*] TidBITS#155/07-Dec-92      '040 and right-to-left WP (A)      .MOD files where are they?      128K Mac (A)      16-bit vs 24-bit color      256k simms      800 numbers (A)      Advice on Video Cards (R)      Answering Machine sounds      Avatex 1200 Modem      Brad's Favorite Clip Art      Can you use StyleWriter with System 6.07? How?      Carpetbag 1.3.2 Won't Load      ClickShow v1.5      Command Keys for Apple Menus      DECLaser 1152 Information      DECLaser Printer      Disk Drive Lock      Excel on Powerbook 145 (A)      External Floppy for IIci      Freezing Network: Summary of Responses      Getting Extensions to load last.      HP Series 4M Laser Printer (Q)      Locking Volume Names      Lockup-2 QuickTime movie      Mac-based OCR? (Q)      Making GrayScales on Any Printer      Missing Omega SANE Patch      Nettiquette (R)      Network security      Old non-standard modem...      Price of Persia (demo?)      QuickDraw      Radius Pivot for SE/30      Recovery software      Retrospect Question Revised (Q)      RocketShare      Speed Beep      Startup items      Stuffit SpaceSaver Bugs?      StuffIt updaters (R)      Super drive replacement      System 7.1 (A)      System 7 tune-up and Sys7.1 (A)      System 7 Tune Up. Which ver      System 7 Tune Up with System 7.1 (R)      Taking the plunge... Disk compression      Taking the plunge... Sounds      Tape Backup 40SC and System 7 (A)      TT or PS Palatino?      Unhappy PB180 Owner :-( (A)      Usenet Newsgroups      VersaTerm and DoubleScroll = no go?      WANTED: Maurice Volaski, Author of noControlPanel      Wanted: TeX for the Mac (Textures 1.5)  (A)      What to do with 512K#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-292.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [!] New drive on-line      [*] Maelstrom 1.02 Updater      .mod files      .MOD files -- how to play (R)      .tar.z      128K Macintosh      128K mac operating system      Accounting sw for Non-Profit Org (Q)      Animals      Chicago LaserWriter Font      Claris XTND Question      DarkCastle      FolderBolt      How did the Macintosh get its name? (A)      info-mac CD-ROM advert (C)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #291      LaserWriter IInt toner sensor      Locking Volume Names      MAC-ETTE 1.0      MacDraw Pro won't print      Macintosh quality....      Maxtor hard drive      Missing Omega SANE Patch (R)      Missing Omega SANE Patch and FPU benchmark hits with system 7.1      Old Avatex modem      OmegaSANE, Sys 7.1 & ResEdit      Omega SANE routines and System 7.1      PB 160 Memory Upgrade (Frank Christel) (A)      Photo cd and new NEC cdrom extension      Please send me more PowerBook hints and tips      PM4.2 quits on me!      Quicktime.image?      Reply to message 1280 of disgruntlted SE/30 user      SCSI on PCs and Macs      SE/30's PDS      SIMMs for the Classic      Speed Beep      STELLA still available ?      Sumex mirrors      Syquest cartridge compatibility (R)      Syquest Drives      Sys 7.1, font folder contents & ResEdit      System 7.1 (A)      System errors with Pagemaker      Telnet 2.4/PowerBook 100 Problems      TT or PS Palatino?      VersaTerm and DoubleScroll = no go? (R)      VX Video.      WANTED: Maurice Volaski, Author of noControlPanel (R)      What's the correct e-mail address for Archie?      Where would I find...      which security program?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-293.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] /sound/kismet.hqx      [*] ARNS-client.cpt.hqx      [*] Bob's Eyes Pro 2.1      [*] Bongo Bob 3.0.2      [*] filemakerpro_contacts13.hqx      [*] Fungus      [*] Lockup 2 (QuickTime 1.5 movie) resubmission      [*] Maelstrom 1.02 Update      [*] Nuntius1.1.1d14      [*] PowerBook screens      (Q) HyperCard branching      Aliens.hqx; what happened?      Apple's unfair parts policy      Application loading (or not)      Archie address was OK, but ...      Connor HardDisk (Q)      died SE      disk replicates itself!!      Finder Error, Type 41      Finding parent of a folder window      Framemaker - Endnotes      Harpoon users      How did the Macintosh get i      How did the Macintosh get its name (A)      How the Macintosh got its name (A)      How to utilize surplus Macs without making fishbowls of them      HP 4M Laser Printer (A)      IM posting by [e-mail] in V10#291      Info on RapidTrak (Q)      LaserWriter Chicago (A)      LaserWriter security      LC's and /30's and cards (oh my)!      LISP on Macintosh (Q)      login request rejected?      Logitech Financial Figures      MacDraw Pro won't print (A)      Mac Font with "Guidelines" needed      Macintosh SE logic board.      Missing Omega SANE Patch (R)      mod files      New drive on-line      Omega SANE      Omega SANE Patch (A?)      Opinions wanted on 128MB Optical Drives...      Palatino TT -- thanks for replies      PB 160 as SCSI drive (Q)      Problem with sz and high speed transfer      Question about Nettiquette (A)      QuickDraw      QuickTime installation method      RAM Quality      Random Startup Sound      Re .tar.z      Recovery programs (A)      Reply to disgruntlted SE/30 user      Rotated fonts printing problems with Stylewriter      SA uEmacs or equiv...      Scrambled Quadra Video Follow-up      SE/30 vs. LC/LC II (rebuttal)      System 7.1 question (on quadras)      The fifteen minute battery (Q)      Think C 5.0.3      Tune-Up      Unix on the Mac      VersaTerm and DoubleScroll = no go? (R)      video quirk      WriteNow german spell check#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-294.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Pan & scan vs. letterbox transfers QT movie      (Q) Modem Woes      128K w/Mac Plus Mouse      15 Minute PB100 Battery (A)      256k simms      A Round of Applause Please!      Attn users of PowerLaunch, File Fanatic, & Bongo Bob      be careful about serial number panel on your Mac      British clip-art      DEClaser 1152 (Q)      Disk replicates itself!! (R)      Disk Replicates Itself (A)      Finding parent of a folder window      Franklin Systems      Generating HPGL from a Mac Application (A)      Harpoon Bug (A)      How did the Macintosh get i (2 msgs)      How did the Macintosh get its name (A)      How did the Macintosh get its name? (A) (Trivia)      How the Mac got its name (C)      HP 4M Laser Printer (A)      HP LaserJet Driver (Q)      Info-Mac CD-ROM      JPEG in Photoshop questions      LaserWrtier problem      LISP on Macintosh (A)      Lisp on the mac (A)      login request rejected?      Macintosh quality (C) and keyboard question (Q)      Mail for Macintosh new mail notifications      Missing Omega SANE Patch      Missing Omega SANE Patch (R) (2 msgs)      My thanks! (128K Software)      NEC CDROM driver in rascal.ics.utexas.edu      NeXT SIMMs/locking files/tape drives/sound-data      Outbound lays off 50 workers, ceases production.      PB 160 as SCSI drive (A)      PD UUCP client (Q)      Processing charge cards with a Mac      Request of information      Retrospect Question Revised      SCSI propblem      SE/30's PDS      Self-rejoining segmented files      Startup sound app      Syquest cartridge compatibility (R)      System 7.1 Label's Bug      TDD Programs for Mac      Telnet 2.4/PowerBook 100 problems solved      The fifteen minute battery (R)      The Spanish Inquisition      Turbo-Grafx CD-ROM drive      Tweety Extension Coolness      Umatic 3/4" Video Tape and the Mac      UNIX filer server for Mac/P      VX Video (A) + Thanks      What's up at mac.archive.umich#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-295.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Black Jack 1.3 bug fix.      [*] ComeWithMe.qt.hqx      [*] Revisionist 1.4 f.sea.hqx      [*] Simpsons Sounds - Group 1      [*] SnapMAIL Demo      [*] source/pascal/tcpexample.hqx      [*] Submission      128K Mac (S)      911 Utilities      A/ROSE?  What is it?      Announcing a new DTP-L      AppleColor 13" RGB monitors      A Round of Applause Please!      AutoMenus II (Q)      Curve Fitting      DeskWriter won't print MacDraw Pro (Q)      DTP-L Subscriptions (2 msgs)      Ethernet Cards for IIsi (Summary)      Excel 4.0 - BH Menu = Nasty bus error      Fetch-to-StuffIT Expander      Finding parent of a folder window      How to connect a modem      HP on-line support      Kennect - Still Exist?      keyboard extension cable      Lisp on the mac (A)      Modem Problems      MovieShop--Quicktime Aid (where?)      NeXT SIMMs in Mac IIci (A)      old laserwriters      PowerPC with Taligent OS vs DEC Alpha with Windows NT.      Printing of half tone images onto a StyleWriter? (C)      Random Startup Sound      RTF (Rich Text Format) specs      RTF (Rich Text Format) Specs found!      SE and Raster Ops problem      Self-rejoining segmented files (A)      Snooper      Spacesaver spurns internal HD (Q)      Startup sound app (2 msgs)      Suggestions for Ethernet      Sumex mirrors      Thank yous      The fifteen minute battery (R)      Upload of text files Mac-to-Unix-to-Vax (Q)      What's up at mac.archive.umich (3 msgs)      What's up at mac.archive.umich (C)      What's up at mac.archive.umich.edu      Word files in use (when they're not!)      WP 2.1 ---> WP 5.1#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-296.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] /sound/delta-delta-delta.hqx      [*] /sound/loopback-grp1.hqx      [*] AppDisk 1.6      [*] Archie Client For The Mac      [*] autoboot11.hqx      [*] Carpetbag 1.3.4 control panel & extensions      [*] comm/chat-110.hqx      [*] FileMakerDB_TimeDIFF.hqx      [*] flight-simulator_v2.hqx      [*] fret-tutor.hqx      [*] Gottfriend_Bottger.sea.hqx      [*] hellcats-more-missiles-10.hqx      [*] Hershey Kisses Christmas SOund      [*] HyperType 1.5      [*] Investment Tracker 1.0      [*] KTVU_News.cpt.hqx      [*] Lockup 1 (QuickTime 1.5 movie)      [*] MacGambit Scheme 1.9.1 (with Thomas/Dylan)      [*] Machine icons      [*] mansion-nine-demo      [*] mcvert-188.shar      [*] merriemelodies.hqx      [*] Nuntius1.1.1d15      [*] Re: Microsoft Rich Text Format Description      [*] Re: Mouse Odometer      [*] risk-ii.hqx      [*] SNL_Sounds_12_13_92.cpt.hqx      [*] SoundTrecker file: Invisible Man (Queen)      [*] source/pascal/chat-110.hqx      [*] Splitter1.0.sit.hqx      [*] Strip-Mac! v2.0.1      [*] Submitted hqx file in two parts      [*] wordcount.sit.hqx - a BBEdit extension      (A) Lisp on the Macintosh      (Q) 37 pin _APPLE_brand MS-DOS DRIVE data ?????      (Q) Disk mounting difference between sys 6 vs sys 7 ?!      7 file sharing and security      ADB extension cable(A)      After Dark Question      A game is a demo      Am I correct in assuming that Discipline is worthless?      anyone know of a System-7 compatible Scrabble game?      Apple Laser writer II      Apple Records - Apple Computer law-suit (A)      Appleshare users log and usage activity      A round of applause please      Autodoubler Woes      Battery problems on PB100s      Brightness CDEV      Canvas 3.0 Rulers & StyleWriter      Centipede game for the Mac???      Classic II ROM version      Cleaning Floppy Drive (A)      CRC Help      Curve Fitting (A) (3 msgs)      Curve Fitting (R) (2 msgs)      daily announcements      Delta Graph fits curves.      DeskWriter won't print MacDraw Pro (A)      Disappearing Folders bug in Sys. 7.0      Fax through RDEV?      Gopher and Email access to UMICH-archives implemented      Hardware handshaking? (A)      Header/Footer Question for Word 5.0 (A)      How did the Macintosh get its name      HP LJ 4M: Dataprint price (correction)      I'm soooo confused. :-)      Keyboard extension cable      keyboard question (A)      Lisp on the mac (A)      Macintalk      Macintalk Files      Mail for Macintosh new mail notifications (R)      mailing lists      OmegaSANE in 7.1 and Apple's policy about FPU's in Macs      Partitions      PBD Molecular Visualiser needed      PowerPC with Taligent OS vs DEC Alpha with Windows NT      Price Club - available mac stuff      Quicken & System 7.1 Incompatibility (Q)      RevRdist off of a local hard disc      right-to-left WP      Scrambled Quadra Video Follow-up      Screen inverter      Screen Text Capture Utility      Self-rejoining segmented files (2 msgs)      Self-rejoining segmented files (A?)      SE upgrade      Stylewriter vs. HP Deskwriter      Sumex mirrors      switching between fax and answering machine      video out from a mac      What does ARNS do?      Where to find MacWorks+ for Lisa ? (Q)      Why Won't Edit II Launch?      ZModem for VAX#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-297.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] After Dark PICS Player Santa      [*] ARA modem script      [*] Christmas Carol stack      [*] Christmas sysbeeps      [*] date.hqx      [*] despair.hqx      [*] FileMaker_Contacts+1.0.hqx      [*] finderappmenu1.1.1.sea.hqx      [*] hierpopup.cpt.hqx      [*] newswatcher1.3d6      [*] Princess Bride Sounds, grp. 1      [*] Progression v1.5 solitaire submission      [*] RamDisk+137.sit.hqx      [*] Stripper_09b1.sit.hqx      * Nuntius1.1.1d15      128K Mac and old systems      512k      [FWD] EtherNet Suggestions      AccessPC vs. PC Exchange      A game is a demo      ATARI-Mac exhange: thanks for help      Autodoubler Woes      autodoubler woes (A)      Cheap PB100 in Bay Area?      Curve Fit      curve fitting (A)      Facility/resource scheduling program wanted      FoxBase+      HPGL Driver (Q and A)      Hypertext magazine      IIvx/performa 600      Image files      Info-Mac Digest V10 #296      Investment Tracker 1.0 - Can't quit!      keboard extension cable      LCII v. LCIII      looking for version control software      Mac 512s      MacLayers and System 7      Mathematica - Deskwriter bug      Medical office management package wanted      Modem advise      Modem Woes (R)      More on Apple's (Non) Use of FPUs in New Macs      Need help with an ImageWriter I      Partitioning PB Hard Disk      PowerPC with Taligent OS vs DEC Alpha with Windows NT      risk-ii.hqx      RTF Specs      Save As... operations under System 7, destination folder      Self-extracting segmented archives      Software for 128K Mac      StuffitDeluxe3.0.3      Style and Desk Writers      Stylewriter vs. HP Deskwriter (some answers)      Sys 7.1 wctb resource layout?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-298.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] ARASHI_1.0a_.sit.hqx      [*] cant.get.up 0.9b.cpt.hqx      [*] Christmas (B&W) Art- 24 GIF files in a .cpt archive      [*] Expressionist 3.00 --> 3.01 updater      [*] Filemaker_Contacts+1.3.hqx      [*] Re: Description for "simpsons-group1.hqx"      [*] TidBITS#156/14-Dec-92      8.24GC, anyone?      [ANS] Suggestions for Ethernet      [FWD] EtherNet Suggestions      About CTB (was Re Adding Comm      Apple Crippling Systems (R)      autodoubler woes (C)      A Word Frequency Counter Needed Urgently.      Backing Up to an AppleShare Volume?      Bedrock, What Do We Know So Far?      Daily Announcements      Dehexing on PC's (Q)      DeskWriter vs StyleWriter      Driver for HP Deskjet 550 C      Envelope feeder for StyleWriter?      fax/modem stuff      HP Printers      IGOR and curve fitting pKa      Installer script for system 7 emergency disk - at sumex?      Logica LogiCache vs. DayStar PowerCache      Maximum EtherTalk speed?      More on Apple's (Non) Use of FPUs in New Macs      Need help with an ImageWriter I      New Network Software Installer -- where is it?      News on Bedrock      Omega SANE found!?!      patching it in again      Problem: Mouse-Click Time Warp?      QUESTION: WILL A QUANTUM PRODRIVE 80S...      Retrospect & Ignoring VM      SCSI HD40 to MacPLUS help      season's greetings      SpeedyFinder and Labels      star trek      Style vs. Deskwriter      StyleWriter vs. DeskWriter      Stylewriter vs. Stylewriter II (Q)      SuperDrive Replacement Summary      tex-to-rtf problem#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-299.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] CarolStack.sit.hqx      [*] Investment Tracker 1.0      [*] Maelstrom 1.03 Update      [*] risk-ii.hqx      [*] Thunder7 1.5.2 Patch Kit      [*] tidbits-131-to-140.hqx      [*] tidbits-141-to-150.hqx      (A) Star Trek / After Dark      (Q) music editor wanted      (Q) PB160 and Mirror Removable HD?      Amiga to Mac file conversion      AppleTalk version 58 (Q)      A Question regarding Monitor Resolutions      Buy pb180 now, or wait for Febuary pb's?      coax card connection & SNAps 3270/3287      Creators and Types      decoding a QuickMail enclosed file      DeskWriter v. StyleWriter (review)      Driver for HP Deskjet 550 C (A)      File Copying and Trash--What's the Connection?      Graphics package      History was made today...      IGOR and curve fitting pKa      IIvx vs. IIvi      ImageWriter II and background printing???      Mac Help Desk TV Commercial      MacInTax at Price Club      MacWrite 5.0      More on DeskWriter v. StyleWriter      MSDOS Equivalent Software      Need info about ordering Lapis PDS30 series      Noisy PB100 drive      OmegaSANE ResEdit patch in 7.1...      patching OmegaSANE routines into 7.1      PPC Toolbox - What is it?      PPP for the MAC      program to do screen snapshot wanted      Quadra 950 on Ethernet      Quadra limitation ?      Random-dot-stereoautograms [SIT! vs SITD]  (Q)      Replacing mouse switches.      SCSIspec      season's greetings (A)      SendPS and System 7.1 (Q)      Speedometer 3.1 records      SpeedyFinder and Labels (R)      StuffIt Deluxe 3.0.3 Problems?      StyleWriter v. DeskWriter (some [more] questions answered)      Stylewriter vs. Deskwriter      StyleWriter vs. DeskWriter (ad. infinitum)      Subject- Mac IIsi and Sound      Sys 7 Printing!!!      The fifteen minute battery (A)      The Logitech 3-button mouse for the Mac      The Taxman Cometh      Translation softwares (mac - Apple IIe, MS-DOS, Windows, SUN)      Update for QuarkXPress 3.1      Utilities      Version Control: Revisionist - Voodoo      Wanted: Ren & Stimpy sounds#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-300.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Address Book v3.5.0      (A) File Copying and Trash--What's the Connection?      2 Monitors on a DuoDock-Parameter problem...      Accel-A-Writer (Q)      Another Opinion poll...      AppleTalk version 58 (A)      Backdrop replacement      Best enhancements for IIsi? (Q)      Can't create Desktop file on floppies (Q)      Can't Save To Floppy Without Emptying Trash      Creators and Types      Expanding VX RAM with PC 4mb SIMM's ?      FAQ's (A's)      File Copying and Trash--What's the Connection?      File Copying and Trash--What's the Connection? (A) (2 msgs)      History was made today... (2 msgs)      IIvx vs. IIvi      Info-Mac Digest V10 #299      Installing AppleTalk Remote Access from 800K drive      LaserWriter accounting util      Mac and PC printing      mac and PC printing-clarifications      Mixing system 6 & 7 (again) (Q)      Music software      Options (2 msgs)      Patching System 7.1 on a PB230 for Omega SANE...      PB160 and Mirror Removable HD (A)      QuickBasic Update?      Random-dot-stereoautograms [SIT! vs SITD]  (A)      Reading HP floppies on a Mac...      Santa's Sleigh      SendPS under System 7.1 (A)      SpeedyFinder      SpeedyFinder and Labels (C)      Stylewriter II information      Sys 6 & 7 LaserWriter conflicts      System 7.1 and incompatibilities      Visual BASIC#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-301.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Archie Client Repost      [*] baby-smash.hqx      [*] BazFaz - game.      [*] brads-favorite-clip-art-11.hqx      [*] Cheap Santa Quicktime movie      [*] driver 2.1.8.sit - Update to Device Driver code      [*] Easy View: CSMP Index      [*] Home Improvement Sounds      [*] hp-calc 1.0.sit.hqx      [*] ignore-alpha-lock.hqx      [*] More Desktop Patterns      [*] picasso-jr.hqx      [*] RecipeWare 1.09.sit      [*] shakespeare pictures v.0.1.cpt.hqx      [*] SoundTrecker file: Star Trek      [*] Speak2Me      [*] Upload (3 msgs)      [*] Upload of Susan 2.0      (A) PB160 and Mirror Removable HD      (A) PB160 and Mirror Removable HD?      Amiga to Mac file conversion.      Apple's product line: ideas for the future...      Apple 13" monitor shimmy      Apple 13" Monitor Shimmy-Fixed!      AppleTalk 58.0 again!      auto color switcher and folder lock      Can't Save To Floppy Without Emptying Trash (A)      Classic w/Sys 7.1 -- too slow to bother?      Creators & Types (C)      decoding a QuickMail enclosed file      Do StyleWriters really wear out quickly?      greeting cards      Guess What? System 7.1 is s-l-o-w!!!      How to connect a modem      HP 4M: an even better price, and some caveats      IIvi vs. IIvx thank you for all the replies      Installing AppleTalk Remote Access from 800K drive      Italic fonts and hard drive icon color      Low-cost Mac Midi SW recommendations?      Mac hardware prices much cheeper than a previous  message stated.      MacLayers      MacLink/PC for all WP 4.2 ATARI users a solution.      Maximum EtherTalk speed      Modem Advice (A)      Omega SANE      Options      Options (R)      Patching OmegaSANE into 7.1      Performa 600 vs. IIvx      Problem: Mouse-Click Time Warp?      Q: Recovery from Nuntius infinite folder bug      Quadra Limitation (A)      Re- Graphics package      Serius Programmer (C)      SLIPing into oblivion...      StuffIt versions      System 7 Desktop file      Trouble with WORD 5.0 Equation Editor#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-302.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] ara-Digicom Scout+1.0.sit.hqx      [*] ara-QBlazer-2.0.1.sit.hqx      [*] ara-T3000-WB-1.0.4.sit.hqx      [*] Clam And Craft Cookbook Hypercard Stack      [*] cp/obiwan-400.hqx      [*] Filemaker_Pro_Contacts+14.hqx      [*] Hexmines 1.2      [*] MacJDict 1.0      [*] MacSokoban 2.1      [*] Mandella 8.2 fractal graphics program      [*] Print To QuickTime - A Print2Pict Extension      [*] Re: dateline30.hqx      [*] RecipeWare 1.1.sit      [*] replace-existing-options.hqx      [*] RTF XCMDs w/ source      [*] Tex-Edit 1.5 "Styled" TEXT editor      [*] the-bodyguard.hqx      2 Monitors on a DuoDock...(c)      32 bit addressing      A disk icon appears three times      AppleTalk 58.0 (A)      AppleTalk 58.0 again!      AppleTalk 58.0 again! (A)      AppleTalk v. 58 Installer Removed From AppleLink      ATM & 32-bit mode      ATM 2.0.3 _is_ 32-bit clean      auto color switcher (3 msgs)      Autodoubler Woes      A Word Frequency Counter Needed Urgently.      Backdrop replacement      Change font names? (Q)      Christmas Lemmings      Dead SE & RESET line      decoding a QuickMail enclosed file (2 msgs)      Disappearing Folders bug in Sys. 7.0      Disclaimers (C)      Excel 4.0 page #'s (bug?)      Fantasia      Font names listed in own font (Q)      Font Suitcases Damaged (Q)      Force AppleTalk to Load (Q)      Guess What? System 7.1 is s-l-o-w!!!      HP 4M price caveat      Hypertalk magazine      IIvx/performa 600      Info-Mac Digest V10 #296      Info-Mac Digest V10 #301      Lotus 1.1 upgrade--price reduced!      Mac 512      Macintalk?      MacLayers      Mac Quadra 900- Apple Menu      Macs and Pets      MicroMac & Radius Pivot      More on Apple's (Non) Use of FPUs in New Macs (2 msgs)      Network Advice      Network Software Installer 1.3 (Q)      Partitions      Performa 600 vs. IIvx      phone monitor      PowerBook (sleep mode) ?      Prograph      Questions about Apple formatted hard drives      Re Types and creators      SIT! vs SITD (A)      suggested new mac features (C)      Supra144v32bis and Telebridge ??      System 7.1 and incompatibilities      The TaxMan Cometh, and the TaxMan Taketh Away      Using bitmap graphics (Q)      Vantage DA      WHO is crippling the computers?      Word 5 Equation Editor      ZModem for VMS (Thanks)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-303.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] AutoGuest.hqx      [*] Bartenders Guide      [*] Blues Brothers music for SoundTrecker      [*] carols_in_color.hqx      [*] Classic Daleks 1.1      [*] fantasia startupscreen      [*] FileMaker_Pro_Contacts+1.41.hqx      [*] gestalt28.hqx      [*] Have-A-Blast (for AfterDark)      [*] Posting      *** M.M.M.A. ***      2 Monitors on a Duo Dock...[C]      2 or more languages in Word 5?      Accel-A-Writer upgrade (Summary)      AppleTalk v.58      AppleTalk v. 58 Installer Removed From AppleLink (C)      ARA from PeeCee?      archie help      Background printing on networked ImageWriters      Color Printing for Macs and IBM compats (2 msgs)      Disclaimers (C)      Fantasia screen      Features wanted in new macs...      Fetch modification (Q)      Font names listed in own font (Q)      Force AppleTalk to Load (c or a depending...)      Force AppleTalk to Load (Q)      FTP-ing fonts from UMICH      graphics      How are Zoom Fax v.32bis modems?      How is Zoom v.32bis modem?      HP 4M price caveat (R)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #302      Largest Unused Block in the Finder..?      Mac desktop inside an X Window? (Q)      MaxLite Modem      NCI.SWITCH.CH - New FTPable Archive for Macintosh Source Code      Opening Text files in Word 5.0      phone monitor      please don't use a line of asterisks in info-mac      rename and replace?      short cut key commands      Which Macs have fileserver mode?      Word 5 Euqation Editor problem solved !      WordPerf/Mac 2.1 <-> DOS 5.1 Transfer Bugs#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-304.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Add/Strip 3.0.2      [*] beer coasters startupscreen      [*] cLayers 1.10      [*] rocky-horror-lips startupscreen      [*] Shadow's Keep 1.1 Demo      [*] Simpsons Sounds - Group 2      [*] TEXX 0.2.1 (a scripting program for the mac)      [*] This is a stack containing (1/2)      [*] Three More classical music pieces for Der Sound Trecker      [*]TimesTwo 1.0.1 updater      (A) FTP-ing fonts from UMICH      (C) Features wanted in new macs...      (Q) Hard Disk Icon      2 or more languages in Word 5? (Answer)      7.1 SANE      9 to 5 Office      Announcing CONNECT Magazine      AppleTalk 58 & DECNet Mac (NOT!)      Color Printing for Macs and IBM compats      Correct response to my Word 5 import text query      Disclaimers (C)      Disk Partitioning and Shadowing      Downloading NON .hqx files      Easter Egg in Maelstrom      error of type -1070 (Q)      Expressionist 3.00 to 3.01 Updater      Fetch 2.1 modification      FTP-ing fonts from UMICH      Future Macs      Help! MacTCP guru needed      How are Zoom Fax v.32bis modems?      Info-Mac Digest V10 #298      Install AppleTalk 58.0 on PB 160      Macintalk      MacX (q) Zoom (c)      New MAC Prices      Opening Text files in Word 5.0 (2 msgs)      Opening Text files in Word 5.0 (A)      Portable 1.3 Control Panel on PB100      ResEdit 2.1.1 & SoftwareFPU incompatibility...      Satellite images (Q)      The TaxMan Cometh, and the TaxMan Taketh Away      Who services Ehman drives?      Wireless Mouse      WordPerf/Mac 2.1<-> DOS 5.1 comment#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-305.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] ArtBeat, PS editor (part 1 of 3)      [*] PCalc 1.0 Submission      [*] Report: Internet Weather data & Satellite images      [*] SCSI Probe 3.5 CDEV      [*] twilight control panel vers. 7.1.0 released      (C) Features wanted in new macs...      1Mb/4Mb PC SIMMs      Apple Associates/Partners programme.      Apple SOS Service is AMAZING!      Bell Curving      Downloading NON .hqx files (A)      Expressionist 3.00 to 3.01 (R)      Froehliche Weihnachten und ein glueckliches neues Jahr!      Future Macs      Hidden Surprise in Maelstrom...      JPEG Accelerator Card      looking for Mac II dev notes (Q)      Macintalk      MacWorks for the Lisa      multiple disk icons (A)      Portable 1.3 Control Panel on PB100      postscript to eps or postscript to pict      ResEdit 2.1.1 & SoftwareFPU incompatibility      ResEdit 2.1.1 & SoftwareFPU incompatibility...      StyleWriter & Print Monitor      video out for macs- see me      WordPerf/Mac 2.1 <-> DOS 5.1 Transfers (4)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-306.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] 1992 World Factbook Stack.cpt.hqx      [*] Add/Strip 3.0.2-->3.0.3 updater      [*] Clock Chime sounds (cuckoo, china clock, Big Ben)      [*] DA 1.2      [*] Mount Image 1.2b2 control panel (for DiskCopy .image files)      [*] Murph's VAPORWARE for January 1993      [*] Pong      [*] XGator 2.0 Demo      Announcing CONNECT Magazine      Asynchronous LaserWriter Driver      Backups with Word 5.0a-why are they there?      Duo Dock HD      Eudora 1.3b116 available      File errors      Macintalk      Macintosh sounds played through modem      Maxtor 7213S SCSI      More on the Mirror Quick JPEG Board      NetBunny      Quadra 900 with full video ram      QuickTime Photo-JPEG compression      Radius Math and 7.1      Special characters in Word 5.0 when Word 5.0 says no      symbol font with male and female signs (Q)      System 7.1/Font/Printing Question...      ViewEdit replacement anyone?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-307.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Why.hqx      [Q] HP4M problems with TrueType fonts?      BBEdit Problem      Can't Save To Floppy Without Emptying Trash (C)      faxmodems      File Errors (R)      Font names listed in own font (A)      Glitch at RICEVM1 [no Jan Vaporware for the moment]      Great Deal on GreatWorks      Importing Text into Word 5      Info-Mac Digest V10 #305      Is System 7.1 SANE different from previous SANE versions?      MacLayers, won't compile under Unix      Mailing costs (was RE: Announcing CONNECT Magazine)      no GET INFO on trash (Q)      Partition Performance (A)      Powerbook Hard Drive made by IBM?      Quantum ELS hard drives      SANE patch      Software companies vs. European consumers      Surprise Holiday Gift from Novy/Systech      Troff on Mac      ViewEdit replacement anyone? [A]#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-308.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Mac Ghostscript      (A) HP4M problems with TrueType fonts? - NOT      (Q)MacX info needed      A kinder and gender-ler info-mac      BBEdit Problem      Bell Curving Marks (cont.)      disappearing startup screen      European complaints!      Excel 4.0 page #s (bug) . . . NOT!      Excel 4.0 page #'s (bug) . . . NOT! (R)      Foriegn File Access Crash      FTP video output for mac report      FTP video output for mac report (part 2)      HP4M printer and TT fonts (R)      HP 4M printing problems with truetype fonts (A)      HP LaserJet 4M and TrueType (C)      Info-Mac Digest V10 #307 (2 msgs)      Linguistics font      MacOS/Disk Problem      no GET INFO on trash (R)      Partition Performance Addendum      Powerbook Hard Drive made by IBM? (2 msgs)      Practical Peripherals -- fax modems from hell      RE BBEdit Problem      recovering AD files (summary)      Should I replace my LC "Classic" with a LC "III"?      Software co v. Europeans      VT320 emulators      Word Finder, Word 4.0D, and System 7.1#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-309.txt   ****Today's Topics:      "Bad magic error"?      16-bit vs 24-bit color, again      ?? Why the difference of opinion RE HP 4M and TT fonts ??      [Q] Changing finder comments?      A poser for ya all      batteries for PB 100      FTP video output for mac report (C)      Good Mac mail order places      Good quality shareware fonts      Help!: Strange screen problem      Mac multitasking/Taligent stuff      MacWrite Pro about to condense?      Metamorphosis Needs to be Posted      Michel/Michele      MicroSoft Word 5.0 upgrades      Modem: shared and voice/data      MS Appl Consistency      Need Help on Excel 4.0.      Powerbook Hard Drive made by IBM? (C)      Practical Peripherals -- fax modems from hell (C)      Problem with Textures 1.2      Quadra 700 internal video      rot13 off-line decoder?      Scaners, OCR, Apple OneScanner      Should I replace my LC with an LCIII (R) (2 msgs)      SimCity      System 7.1      Using a Mac to do medical billings      Using a Mac with 24pin dot Matrix printers      Video card for SE/30 providing internal greyscale display      VT320 emulation (R)      VT320 emulators      VT320 emulators (A) (2 msgs)      Warm 'n SCSI#### INFO-MAC   infomacv10-310.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] AutoDoubler Internal Compressor updater      [*] Function Keys      [*] MacPPP 1.0 beta release 1      [*] PowerDown 1.1      [*] rda 2.3      [*] Reset DTDBs      [*] Reset DTDBs Source Code      [*] ZyXEL scripts for LineShare 1.2      (Q) A Problem with SEA      Announcing Netter's Dinner - Final Call      Article Submission Redux      BlackJack Tutot      European S/W prices... (C)      European Software Prices *!$%$!*      Happy New Year!      Hard Drive Rename      HP 4M printing problems with truetype fonts (A)      Mac IIx ROM version      Modems from Hell (C)      MS Word 5.1 to PageMaker 4.2 converter?      PowerBook Modems      PPI support      Practical Peripherals FAX modem info      PS/2 High Density mode for 3.6" Floppy isn't Compatible      rot 13      rot13 off-line decoder? (C)      Satellite images (R)      Scaners, OCR, Apple OneScanner (A)      Scanners, OCR, Apple OneScanner (A)      Serial of Champions      System 7.1 (A)      Textures 1.2 ...      VT320 emulation (R)Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:04:50 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/digest/im#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-001.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Filemaker_Contacts+1.5.hqx      [*] Filemaker_WriteItDown1.0.hqx (new)      [*] hst-greatest hits.hqx      [*] MacLayers for UNIX      [*] Om (for Games folder, I'd imagine)      [*] Pagemaker Calendar Template      [*] print MacPaint utility      [*] SystechSWv535.sea.hqx      [*] UPDATE: menu-icons-micn-18.hqx in cp directory      "Bad magic error"? (C)      (Q) A Problem with SEA      apple II GS programs      Color Pivot woes      Desktop pictures      Dragon's Lair II      FileSaver-type programs causing conflicts      FullWrite Pro - any news?      Hard Disk error (invalid node in extents directory ) !!      How to get a plain box character      Is this some sort of virus?      Italian Language Software      Keyboard shortcut wanted      LCII memory question      Localisation vs "localisation", Europe, ...      Mac-TV boards      Mobius accelerator      Modems from Hell, PB Modems (C)      PowerBook 40 Mb hard drive wanted      StyleWriter mailing labels smearing?      System 7.1/Font/Printing Question...      Using a Mac to do medical billings      Video editing on a Mac      VT320s      where did tidbits go?      Word 5.1 to PM 4.2 translator#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-002.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] !      [*] Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest Volume 1 #220-227      [*] Connect Four 2.0      [*] Function Keys 1.1      [*] Ghostscriptbinary.sea.hqx      [*] Ghostscriptsource.cpt.hqx      [*] Macintosh-IBM PC Comparison report      [*] PowerCentral1.3.cpt.hqx      [*] Princess Bride Sounds--group 2      [*] Save_Princeton.hqx      [*] Send Script Extension to BBEdit      [*] TE32K, TextEdit replacement package      [*] The Macintosh Secret Trick List      -1070 error      Adjusting CPU load amongst applications      Background Printing of PostScript files      Backing Up to an AppleShare      Converting CorelDraw files to Mac      CTB Basic Conn Set 1.1.1 on ftp.apple.com      Does new analog board = new fan?      FM Pro and global field      Font names listed in own font (A)      Full Write Pro (C)      Gameboy Kwirk(?)-like game for Mac?      Hard Disk error (A)      Help with Heart of China!      HP 4m & TrueType fonts      Info-Mac Digest V11 #1      Keyboard shortcut wanted (A)      Keyboard shortcut wanted (R)      Keyboard shortcut wanted (thanks)      Lemmings      MAC executables via Apple File Exchange      Macintosh Draw Programs With Direct Coordinate Editing?      MacTools/Mirror      Mac TV boards      Maelstrom Easter Eggs      Metamorphosis Is Not Like Morph      Michel/Michele      Opening Text files in Word      Personal Lawyer type software      Powerbook Duo 210 - New Observations      Printers w/ 3 paper trays      Prograph      proliferating disk icons redux      rot13 off-line decoder      Scheduling Programs (A)      Spooler for StyleWriter?      StyleWriter Cartridges      Symbolic Algebra Program wanted      System 7.1/Font/Printing Question...      System 7.1/Font/Printing Question... (again)      Telephone for Dovefax (Q)      Trash: no get info (A)      UK readers: Seeking info-> Quidnunc company or Bespoke DB??      Usage Recording Software      VT320 emulators (A)      Whatever happened to FullWrite? (R)      Where did TidBITS go?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-003.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Font names listed in own font      [*] MacAssem.hqx      [*] ROT13 BBEdit Extension      [*] TidBITS#157/04-Jan-93      !!!Help!!! with ScanShare      (A)Old MACs  Keyboard replacement/fixing      Adjusting CPU load amongst applications (r)      Bad F-LINE Instructions      Baystate Computer Repair (Q)      Can cards used in FXs be used in Quadra 950s?      Chinese chess      Color Icons displaying in B&W      command/clover leaf character wanted      Ethernet Printing (Q)      Ethernet vs scsi speeds      European Software (C)      Hard Drive Rename (A)      Help with missing icons (Q)      how to zap de PRAM      HP scanjet IIC      IIvx can't run A/UX?      IIvx RAM config      Imagewriter cable instead of Phonenet?      Is this some sort of virus?      LaserWriter IINTX Memory?      Macintosh Draw Programs With Direct Coordinate Editing?      Mac medical billing (A)      Metamorphisis Is Like Morph      Michel/Michele      MiniCad+4 vs. DesignCAD 3D      MultiMedia development requirements quest      music downloads      network help (thanks)      New Trojan Horse      New VD Support Policy      Norton partition      Now Up-To-Date Demo      PC to Mac transfers of large files      Photo CD      Please post as a troubleshooting question      Powerbooks by mail?      Remote aliases and remote Finders      ROM into RAM      sad mac (Q)      Screen scroll and screen refresh      Script writing programs?      Shhh...does it work for you?      Signature Flames      Simcity Supreme (A)      Some sort of virus? (R)      Spooler for StyleWriter?      Spooler for StyleWriter? (A      System 7.1 Compatibility Revisited (Q)      Telephone for Dovefax (A)      Weather Images (R)      what is the best C compiler#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-004.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Apple Press Releases 1/6/93      (Q) Mac II Won't Startup!      6.0.8L ????      600 dpi 11x17 printers?      A 7.0 Upgrade for a SE      Apple CD300 external - should work with A/UX. Right?      Background Printing      Background printing of postscript files      BBEdit 2.2 crashes when waking my PB160!      Best Data Products fax modem      Business Plan Master: Where?      Classics and 7.1      Clock in Moire ?      clover-leaf      command/clover leaf character      e-mail address for ZTerm author      ethernet and SCSI      EtherNet Printing (Partial A)      Ethernet vs. SCSI (r)      Even more on Michel/Michele/Michelle      Experience with Helix Express      Express Modems (Q)      fax-modem & powerbook ...      File Types and Creators List      Hard Disk Icon (A)      How do I set up Mac-X for use of the 4Dwm on an SGI Indigo ?      how to get command key character (& others)      HP Scanjet IIc      Impact Accelerator for LC (A)      Info-Mac Digest V11 #2      Info about OverVue -- alternative for System 7?      LOOKING FOR PROGRAM      Macintosh Easy Open PR      MSMail and Internet      New VD Support Policy (C)      Non-Mac Keyboards      Norton Partition (C)      Other Mac Alternative Keyboards      Problem printing with Classic      QuickTime 1.5 and Simple Player 1.0a1      Removable Drives?      shameless plug for Reset DTDBs      Shhh! is not functional      Software companies vs. European consumers      StyleWriter Cartridges (A & Q)      StyleWriter mailing labels smearing?      Symbolic Algebra Software - Resp. Summary      System 7.1 - Excel 4.0 & more than 20 fonts      system installation over a network      Type Manipulation (Q)      Why does my hard drive spin for no reason?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-005.txt   ****Today's Topics:      (A) Imagewriter cable instead of Phonenet?      (Q) Apple File Share Daemon      (Q) powersupply repair      [C]  Menu Fonts in Font      A 7.0 upgrade for a SE (R)      About Michel,Michele,Michelle      Austrian address-anyone know it?      AutoDoubler Internal Compression info please      Background Printing      Background printing of Postscript      Big remote partitions (Q)      Birthday greetings for a techno-weenie      Classics and 7.1      Desktop Pictures      Drawing package with text-editable dimensions      e-mail address for ZTerm author (2 msgs)      Ethernet option for a HP laserJet 4M printer.      EtherTalk Driver for Racal Interlan EtherTalk Card (A)      how to get command key character (& others) (C)      HP DeskWriter 550C      Info-Mac Digest V11 #3      Info-Mac Digest V11 #4 (System 6.0.8L)      Internet to MCI Mail?      lab security programs      Mac II Won't Startup! (A)      MacTCP pricing/liscencing (C)      Making mistakes when answering questions      Metamorphisis Help needed!      Mighty Draw *$25?!?*      Musical Clip Art?      New VD Support Policy (C)      Opening PageMaker 2 files in 4.2      Personal Internet connection      PhotoCD      Please post Metamorphisis      Printing Setup Question      Recommendation on CD-ROM reader sought      report/apple-pr-imaging.hqx (Q)      Shhh! is (not) functional      Shhh! works for me      Software companies (Adobe, Aldus) vs. European consumers      StyleWriter II is not a 2 ppm printer      StyleWriter on a PC ???      Switching 32-bit mode without restarting (Q)      System 7.1 - Excel 4.0 & more than 20 fonts      System 7.1 Compatibility Revisited      System7 installation over network (C)      Text file printing question      Type Manipulation (A)      WordPerfect PC translator      WORM CD-ROM      YACC and LEX for the Mac?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-006.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [!] Submission dealine for Info Mac CD Issue 2      [*] 3D GrafSys 1.2      [*] Fast Performance Trig Library for Programmers      [*] Glider Design! v1.2      [*] KNGPA-Bolo-Maps-Vol1.hqx Upload File      [*] Nebula, Earth, and the Mac      [*] Pee Wee's Secret Word 1.0.1      [*] Save Princeton v1.02      [*] Simpsons Sounds - Group 3      [*] The Player II      [*] TimeVideo_1.08.sit.hqx      [*] VideoToolbox-1-93.sea.hqx      600 dpi 11x17 printer [A]      950 Color Addition - What is it?      Another driver-level compression program      Apple 16" Monitor Question      Background printing of postscript files      Big remote partitions (C)      C++ (Q)      Curve fitting feature in graphing programs, esp. Cricket Graph      DayStar, Logica announces DEEP price cuts      DayStar, Logica announces DEEP price cuts (follow-up)      Desktop Pictures      Direct Home Connection To The Internet      Do StyleWriters have a short lifetime?      E-Machines T16-II monitor image quality      EMAC 2400 modem won't connect      Fonts listed in their own font      French instruction sofware      Gatekeeper 1.2.6 Expiration Explanation      GrayShare on StyleWriter?      HayesConnect evaluation sought      How do I join together a large number of small text files ?      How do I set up Mac-X for use of the 4Dwm on an SGI Indigo (A)      ImageWriter cable instead of PhoneNet (A)      In Dire Straights With Excel...      Info-Mac Digest V11 #5      Internet to MCI Mail      Internet to MCI Mail?      Internet to MCI Mail? (A)      LaserWriter Pro 630 Fonts (Q)      Looking for gif-encode fortran or c source code      LOOKING FOR PROGRAM      Mac IIsi/IIci      MacLayers.uue problems (Q)      Mac Plus not recognizing startupdisks-help? (Q)      Making business cards on Macintosh      More Performa 600 vs. IIvx      Opening PageMaker 2 files in 4.2      Personal Internet connection (A)      PhotoCD      Postscript-to-Bitmap?      powersupply repair (A)      Quicktime JPEG Reply Summary (Thank you!) [LONG]      Sharing Setup Protection      Should I Buy...?      Simpsons sound needed      Slow hard disk with system 7      Slow Printing Under System 7      SoftPC with/for Microsoft Windows      Sticky Mouse Followup      StuffitExpander--your choice de-hqx'er      Summary:  Hard Drive Spinning      System 7*File Guard*Shiva Net Serial      System 7.1 on an SE (Q)      System installation over a network (A)      Text file printing question (3 msgs)      Text file printing question (A)      Tips for the PowerBook range - second call!      VirusDetective Policy Revie      Wanted: Excel file format#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-007.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] /art/nightwatch.cpt.hqx      [*] /cp/obiwan-force-db.hqx      [*] ALDUS PageMaker 5.0 demo      [*] Ball & Stick 3.06 demo (Molecular Graphics)      [*] Greg's Buttons 2.3      [*] PCalc 1.0.1 Submission      [*] TwiLight screen saver      12" Monitor and Image Size      950 Color Addition      950 Color Addition - What is it?      A 7.0 upgrade for a SE (R)      About Michel,Michele,Michelle (A)      AIFF sound file tip: QuickTime 1.5 (!?!)      Apple Remote Access and Internet      Appleworks Files      Austrian address -- anyone know it? (Volume 11 Issue 5)      AutoDoubler Internal Compressor      Background printing of post      Battery in keyboard      C++      Confusion about font menus / typefaces      connecting a Syquest rem. drive to Mac and PC      CText file changing creator to print from Desktop      Curve fitting feature in graphing programs, esp. Cricket Graph      Curve fitting programs      DD Expand on info-mac corrupt?      Desktop Pictures      disappearing startup screen      Disinfectant (error -43) (*Q)      Do StyleWriters have a short lifetime (A)      Fraudulent e-mail, dissausion from sending      FUNNIES: Apple macs,the lastest development      GrayShare on StyleWriter (I)      How do I join...text files ? (A)      How do I join together a large number of small text file (A)      How do I join together a large number of small text files ? (A)      How do I set up Mac-X for use of the 4Dwm on an SGI Indigo ?      How to generate DXF from picture?      HP IIIsi Printer Driver      Imagewriter LQ connection w/PC      Impact Accelerator for LC (C)      Info-Mac Digest V11 #3      Info-Mac Digest V11 #5      Info-Mac Digest V11 #6      LaserWriter Pro 630      Making business cards on a Macintosh (A)      Menu Fonts in Font (C)      need 800Kb Dutch 6.0.7 installer      newscrud      NTSC-Out Video cards      PhotoCD (C)      Photo CD (Info-Mac Digest V11 #5)      please post as report      Quadra sound gone "muffly"      Question about Inside Macintosh books (Q)      QuickTime 1.5 Movie Player      Read Floppy from HP ChemStation on Mac      Recommendations needed for System 6.07 software in 1-meg environment      Replacement Mouse Switch that WORKS!      Scanning poetry with Omnipage      Slide makers      Sorting in non-English systems      SuperATM & PersonalLaserNT      Teleport modems and powerbooks (Q)      Text files - easy printing (A)      Times 2      UNIX-Mac connectivity on a shoe-string?      UNIX binary to Mac Binary?      VAX <=> zmodem <=> Mac <=>      What actually happens during an SE -> SE/30 upgrade?      Why does my hard drive spin      XGator demo availability#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-008.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] 1.4M Music upload      [*] 1.5M Music upload      [*] AliasBoss 2.03      [*] Digest Browser v1.6      [*] Fraction Fonts v2.0 (PS Type 1)      [*] info-mac/card/x/windowsmenu.hqx      [*] Lazy, a program for calculations of crystal powder patterns      [*] lazy-scheme-1.4.hqx      [*] Locutus of Borg Sounds      [*] Radius Math v1.5      [*] SAM Virus Defs 1/6/93      [*] Send Script 1.0d6 (BBEdit 2.2 Extension)      [*] SpaceSaver 1.0.2 -> 1.0.3      [*] StuffIt Deluxe 3.0.3->3.0.4      [*] Stuffit Lite Version 3.0.4      [*] SuperATM press release      [*] verausser.hqx      "PowerBook" Desk Accessory under 7.1      128K software needed      About LaserWriter Pro 630 Fonts:      ALDUS PageMaker 5.0 demo      Appleshare Optimization?      Appletalk Remote Access      AppMaker Update Needed      Background mirroring program?      Balloon Help killer, CompuServe address      CD-ROM Publicist      changing HD icons      Columnbo      Cricket Graph not "languishing" under CA      Curve fitting programs (2 msgs)      Database Transition from DBase      Desktop Pictures (A)      Deskwriter Quality!!      Disinfectant (error -43) (*Q)      Disinfectant and error -43      Displaying fonts in the font menu-Word      Does memory help in Personal Laserwriter LS? (Q)      Eudora a mail security risk?      FileMaker Pro List(s)???      Fraudulent e-mail (A)      Fraudulent e-mail, dissausion from sending      Fraudulent e-mail, dissausion from sending (C)      FUNNIES: Apple macs,the lastest development (C)      GrayShare on StyleWriter (C)      Hard drive won't mount      How do I join together a large number of small text files ? [A]      HP scanjet IIC      Is the PB 160 a 32-bit machine?      JFK Stack whereabouts (Q)      KanjiTalk/FPUs      Mac Binary to Appledouble      MacTCP connection tool failure (Q)      Making Business Cards (A      Making business cards on a Macintosh (A)      Malaysian mice-what are their serial numbers      more stuff      Motorola price cuts      music downloads      Music Organizer by Michael Perry ?      Norton for Mac vs? SUM      Opening PageMaker 2 files i      PB100 batteries (Q)      PhotoCD (2 msgs)      Postscript books      Postscript to bitmaps      Powerbook startup sound      Presentation Software      Prices on '030 accelerators continue to fall      Project Gutenberg?      Question about Inside Macintosh books (A)      Quidnunc (A)      SE->SE/30 Upgrade      Search & replace for large text files      Slow hard disk with system 7 SOLVED      Spacesaver and Optimization (Q)      Teleport modems and PB160s      Teleport modems and powerbooks (A)      TimesTwo      Turbo Gopher questions...      VAX <=> zmodem <=> Mac <=>      vmarc      Where to find Resorcerer?      Why does my hard drive spin#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-009.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Apple PR release for InterNet Router      [*] EasyTransfer update      [*] HyperBibTeX095d.sit.hqx      [*] Kermit Tool GH 1.2 Submission      [*] MacLPR      [*] ramdisk-321.hqx      [*] strawberry startupscreen      [*] tetris-max-12.hqx      [*] The Bible Promise Stack submission      [*] TidBITS#158/11-Jan-93      [*] TIFF XCMD      [*] US and World maps for Bolo      [*] YModem Tool GH 1.0 Submission      14.4K modem connect (q)      [Q]  Library Software      After Dark      Apple 16# Monitor Distortion      Appleworks files      A script to do HyperCard Comparisons (Q)      AutoDoubler woes.      Backup Devices      Balloon Help killer (A)      Columnbo/Data Parser(C)      Creating non-English fonts (esp Romanian and Hungarian) (A)      Cricket Graph not "languishing" under CA      DDExpand 3.7.7      Do StyleWriters have a short lifetime? (A)      Excel macro for numerical integration      FAQ (Q)      Forged mail problem      Fraudulent e-mail, dissuasion from sending (C)      Hard Drive Icon Change      How to get EPS to drawing program      Humor on Malaysian Mice Law      Hypercard      Idea about Mac that ignores startup diskettes and hard drives      KanjiTalk 7.1      LC & LCII screws falling out      LIKEWISE      LogiCache/MacRcdr Problem      Mac CD-ROM for DOS BBS      Making Business Cards (A      Making business cards on a Macintosh (A)      Mirroring folders...      Modems      MPW shell      Music Organizer by Michael Perry ? (A/2)      Netware 2.15c and System 7      Norton 2.0 problem?      Norton vs. SUM      Opening PageMaker 2.0 files      PB160 32-bit?      Peachtree Software: Lame response      PowerBook startup sound      Programmings wish : ------------------------>> scalable windows (Q)      Project Gutenberg? (A) (2 msgs)      QuickTime support for AIFF sound files      Rasterops 364 Problem (Q)      Reinstalling system software (A)      remote restart of a Quadra 950 (q)      request for help with PPP      Screensaver for two-screen systems (Q)      SE/30 RAM speeds - correction      Search & replace for large text files (A)      Search & replace for large text files [A]      search and replace in large text files (a)      Snooper vs. Norton Uts./MacTools      Startup applications under Sys 6 (A)      System 7.1 on 800k disks      toggle appletalk (A)      toggle appletalk?      TypeStyler & 7.1 ?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-010.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Area.Codes.1.11      [*] Color LCD Projection Report      [*] EKG course      [*] I am not a crook      [*] info-mac/art/qt/ufo.hqx      [*] mcvert-189.shar      [*] NET/Mac 2.3.15      [*] Plan Master 2.0      [*] Random Startup Sound (A)      [*] Resorcerer 1.1 Demo      [*] SIL-IPA.sit.hqx      [*] Splat Key Font      [*] Star Trek-TNG Episode Guide stack update (1.2)      [*] textmerger      [*] THINK C Gamma Table Library      [*] tiny-saver.hqx      13" Apple monitor capacitor problem--is there a FAQ?      24 bit color on a Quadra 950 w/19" (q)      32 Bit addressing Problem      AutoDoubler & Gatekeeper      AutoDoubler woes (R)      Biblio Programs with Word?      Cheap PS Printer      Classics and 7.1      Database Transition from DBase (A)      Dictionarry for MS Word 5 (Q)      Do StyleWriters have a short lifetime? (A)      Encryption Programs, Shareware      Extracting sound from QT Movies      FAQ      FAQ (A)      How to get Print Monitor to wait for printer?      HP->Mac Hookup      IIsi Cache Cards (Q)      Info-Mac and All-in-One      Info-Mac Digest V11 #9      Library Software (A)      MacEKG, Help! and 7th Heaven for $99.90 mail-order      Mac needs Wing Commander and Ultima!!!      Malaysian mice      Malaysian Mice vs. Mongolian Desert Racing Mice      Malaysian moose serial numbers :-)      Netter's Dinner      NEW MAC TROJAN UPDATE      Non-Profit Org Needs Used Mac Equip      Norton for Mac vs? SUM      NOW Menus - like utility      OmniPage problem: unimplemented trap      Pegasus Mail (Q)      PowerBook 160's trackball desperately slow...      PowerBook startup sound      Powerbook startup sound (C)      PowerPC Macs   (Re: New Macintoshes)      Quadra 950      Radius 8.24xp Card & 7.1 (Q)      RAM Problem (Q)      rdist      Re. Norton 2.0 Problem?      Regular expression guru, please      remote restart of a Quadra 950 (a)      Screensaver for two-screen systems (A)      SCSI Device Driver Information      SE-->SE/30 (C)      SE/30 Unreliable HD FD      Search/Replace: use Nisus      Shh conclusions?      StyleWriter II - II thumbs up!      Sys 7.1 on 800K (C)      System 7.1 on 800k      Text with layout      Turbo Gopher questions... (#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-011.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] ClipSave package      [*] FileMaker_Contacts+2.0.hqx      [*] FractalWizard.sit.hqx - Fractal generator app      [*] HierPopup.cpt.hqx      [*] MacGS 2.5.2      [*] MandelTV.cpt.hqx - Mandelbrot generator DA      [*] Sounds from "Princess Bride," grp. 3      [*] Stuffit Expander 3.0.1      [*] video out from macs report for the world      AOL gateway back to normal      Apple 16# monitor & CI & VX      Application Quit Because of a Type 1 Error (Q)      Biblo Program 4 word: Endnote      Comment on software pricing policies      connecting a Syquest rem. drive to Mac and PC      Connecting non-ADB keypad to PowerBook?      Consumer DTP and Money Management programs      Davka Corporation Address?      DEClaser 1152 (Q)      Displaying fonts in the font menu-Word (2 msgs)      Donald Glockzin on Malaysian mice      Error -43 solved      font hijinks      Font with Fractions      Ghostscript problems      Hard Disk Spin Followup      How to get Unix archive files to run      Hypercard vs. Supercard      Info-Mac Digest V11 #10      Info-Mac Digest V11 #9      Looking for shareware backup      MAC D/L WITH MODEM      Malaysian Mice vs. Mongolia      Monitor Problemos      More on StyleWriter II      Norton for Mac vs? SUM      no subject (file transmission)      NOW Menus - like utility (A      Now Startup Manager and 7.1      Pegasus Mail      Pegasus Mail sites (a)      Performa 600 vs IIvi (Q)      Personal LW-LS specification      Photo CD (Info-Mac Digest V11 #5)      Printing from Mac to PS-printer on UNIX workstation (Q)      QWK offline mail readers again (Q)      remote restart of a Quadra 950 (a)      Sequencer & Score MIDI software (Q)      SF-171      Snooper vs. Norton Uts./Mac      Star Trek: TNG Icons Anyone? (Q)      System Enablers reference?      telnet2.3      Un-Choosing a non-existent AppleShare volume      Unreliable foppy drive in SE/30      Why does my hard drive spin      WorldScript II, etc.      WORM CD-ROM revisited#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-012.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] /source/pascal/SFGetFolderP.hqx      [*] 7th Symphony Submission      [*] Alice214E.cpt.hqx (put in comm directory)      [*] BBXKeys 1.0      [*] born-to-be-wild.hqx      [*] Chuck's Printer Driver 1.0.0      [*] DataThief version 1.0.8      [*] Default CDEF 2.4      [*] ethernet-printing-report.txt      [*] euclid11b16      [*] Excalibur 1.3      [*] FaberZooms 1.0      [*] FKEY Shell 1.1      [*] Font Control 1.0      [*] Forward Delete 1.0d2      [*] Fract(IFS).cpt.hqx - IFS fractal generator      [*] IFS2.1.cpt.hqx - IFS fractal generator      [*] King John (shakespeare stack) v.1.0      [*] Led Zeppelin sound samples      [*] Line Up      [*] Live Icons      [*] MacCAMPS patient simulator demo      [*] madonna-startup.hqx      [*] Microsoft PowerPoint 3.0 Demo (Viewer)      [*] MIRA20.sit.hqx      [*] MolDisProDemo (release II)      [*] more sounds      [*] MuddTicker1.0.sit      [*] MXM Clock 1.0      [*] nisus-backdrop-postscript.hqx      [*] Nuntius1.1.1d17      [*] Paul's Icons.sit.Hqx      [*] QuickBasic PCR (PreCenterAlert)      [*] Spanish Language Demo      [*] splitter2.0.sit.hqx      [*] st-deep-space-nine.hqx      [*] Subject: Mac-IBM PC Comparison report      [*] SuperClock! 4.0.1.sit.hqx      [*] terminator-ii-truck.hqx      [*] xLibrary Version 1.02      2 meg simms in a IIci      A $5 cable for video out?      ATM 3.0 -- WriteNow 3.0 Conflict (Q)      AutoDoubler [Actually GateKeeper] woes (R)      AutoDoubler Internal Compressor (R)      Chinese Worldscript Extensions for 7.1 (Q)      Consumer DTP and money management programs (R)      Databases for DBase user      driver level compression--Fifth Gen. (R)      E-Machines T16-II image quality      error code numbers: what do they mean?      Expander 301 moan      fax modem software      font menu (C)      Font with Fractions (A)      Format HD from IBM to Mac?      Fraudulent e-mail, dissuasion from sending      Front End for VAX-VMS      Ghostscript Problems (R)      Hiding Balloon Help      IIci cache cards and Virtual 3.0      KanjiTalk 7.1 (correction)      Kodak PhotoCD and NEC 74 CR-ROM Drive      looking for a portuguese (or spanish) system 6      Looking for SoundEdit      Mac-ette as a DOS file for ftp      MacGames Digest Trial Offer      MacHack '93 call for papers      Making the Mac a Unix time server      Modems      Norton 2.0 problem?      OnLocation Problems      PICT resources in EPS files (Reply)      Printing from Mac to PS-printer on UNIX workstation (Q)      Quadra 950 Compatibility Listing(?)      Simple Hypertext for the Mac      SoftPC vs SoftAT etc.      Text with layout (Nisus users)      Tiny screen savers (Q)      Victoire! Victoire! Victoire! Victoire! aye me laddy      WORM CD-ROM revisited#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-013.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] ABFfit4.9 Maximum Likelihood Profil Fitting      [*] BBEdit 2.2.1 (Maintenance Update)      [*] calculator-ii-109.hqx      [*] Die_in_Space.hqx 1of3pts      [*] Folder Icon Cleaner 1.0.2      [*] INFOMaker 2.62 file parsing utility      [*] Islamic History Stack      [*] MolDis Demo      [*] new-look-10.hqx      [*] P.C. Dictionary 4.1 *Your* politically correct source!      [*] PB Hacks      [*] PowerTemplate Revision (powertemplate.hqx in report or art      directory)      [*] ProcessWatcher 2.0      [*] RE: 7 Jan 93 submission of windowsmenu      [*] Right On Time 1.5      [*] Stock Game      Accelerators : let's make a report      A simple question about UNIX to Mac text      ATM 2.0.3 _is_ 32-bit clean      Autodoubler vs. Gatekeeper      bad f-line      Chinese Worldscript Extensions for 7.1 (A)      Davka address --- thanks to everybody      Dead Rodime      Expander 3.0.1 woes (R)      Hispanic lists      IIvx 8/80?      Info-Mac Digest V11 #12      Interleaf 5      LogiCache/MacRecorder Problem (A)      Looking for OSErr codes (Q)      Mac-based Time Server (R)      Mac - IBM - Unix data bases PRICE/PERFORMANCE review      Malaysian Mice serialization :-)      Micro Bridge Companion (C)      NCSA Telnet via LanRover/E      Printing a (currently) Postscript logo on a fax modem      Printing from Mac to PS-printer on UNIX workstation (Q)      QuickTime1.5-3D-Film-Viewer (Q)      Quorum Mac Emulator?      Searching for unknown characters in Word      Second Serial Port kit for PowerBook 100?      Serial Port Busy or already in use?      Software for embedding audio in document?      StyleWriter:  no fractional widths?      stylewriterII      System 7.1/Suitcase 2.1.2      System errors (Type 1) in Word      Where is lpr for the Mac, please? (Q)      XGator demo availability#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-014.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Bibliophile.hqx      [*] comm/maclayers-120.hqx      [*] comm/maclayers-unix-side.shar      [*] Dateline31.hqx      [*] Images (RDA)      [*] Molecular Designer V4Beta      [*] New Inside Macintosh Books Report      [*] new version of IM/Mac      [*] PowerLock-31.hqx      [*] QuickBasic PCR (GetCIcon/PlotCIcon)      [*] Spectre World Editor 2.1      [*] speedometer 3.1 record      [*] StuffIt Deluxe 3.0.3->3.0.4      [*] Taffy (the dog) Sound      [*] TidBITS#159/18-Jan-93      [*] Update      [*] Update to AFE & XTND BMP Translators      [*] Wordstar to RTF Translator update      ** PB Newsgroup - Please Read! **      Apple and the IIsi      ARAP/GatorLink/LanRover limits      audio/text in experiments      bad f-line      bad f-line (c)      Columnbo      Communicator      Educational S/W for IIgs/Mac LC      Error Codes (R)      fax software      Font menu and word processors      Font problems: MS-DOS Type 1 -> Mac? and 7.0.1 bitmaps      from my BBS (MacBBS-ORION)... a user ]      Function Keys on PowerBooks      Fwd: IBM sound files      Hackers-what's the right definition?      HD Icon changin position between startups? (Q)      HP-Scanjet IIc driver needed (Q)      increasing Apple HD space      info-mac/report directory      Info-Mac Digest V11 #12      Info-Mac mirror sites      Installer, Creation of installation scripts for Apple's Installer      I was wrong... :(      Locking Tabs for LCII ??      looking for sed-like editor      Mac-based Time Server (R)      MacGS 2.5.2 Runtime Files      macintosh-news.src for WAIS      Mac sa a terminal for VAX/VMS      Modems      music question      One reason accelerator board prices have dropped      Postscript logo to fax modem      Question: Why no color out from MacPlus to HP550C?      Screen Savers      Searching for unknown characters in Word      Searching for unknown characters in Word (R)      smart keys      software for lawyers? (Q)      StyleWriter: no fractional widths?      sys7 screen saver init      System 6.0.8 - where? (R)      Un-Choosing a non-existent AppleShare volume      University land tracking      Were can I find MacInTalk?      WriteMove II      WriteNow conversion#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-015.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Gatekeeper 1.2.7      [*] Mercutio MDEF 1.1.4 package      3M 3.5" diskette drive cleaner (Q)      Abaton InterFax 24/96      accelerators      APDA Email address?      Apple File Exch...minor prob.      AutoDoubler [Actually GateKeeper] woes (R)      bad f-line (C)      BBS software      BinHex for VMS      Columnbo (C)      Da IIsi sound thang!      Daystar Quadra Software Update      Diagonostic Programs      Earth GIF      Educational S/W for IIgs/MacLC (R)      Expander 3.0.1 woes (R)      Farm Management Software wanted      Font names listed in own font (C)      FrameMaker woes - try Quark? (Q)      Getting 6.0.8 / BCS*Mac      Guest on Filesharing      Hackers-what's the right definition? (2 msgs)      Hard Drive Mounting      Help: How do you use Gopher?      Hiding Balloon Help      How fast can you go? serial thruput using SLIP or PPP      How to accelerate PowerBook 160's trackball?      HyperCard 3.0 ??      Hypercard vs. Supercard (A)      INBOX questions (Q)      Info-Mac Digest V11 #13      Internal Syquest for MacIIvi ?      Is E. Vishniac Still in MA 02174?      Laserwriter Driver Question      Looking for a modular protection scheme      looking for sed-like editor [A]      Mac as a terminal for VAX/VMS (A)      Mac Backup- Optical or CD R      MacGS 2.5.2 Runtime Files (R)      Mac sa a terminal for VAX/VMS      Mathcad (Q)      More Medical Software      Motorola's 68060 for the Mac      NEC 4FG -> Quadra 700, Keyboard Question      PB Newsgroup Correction!!!!!!!!!      Posting a file      Postscript logo to fax modem (A)      Postscript logo to fax modem (R)      Power PC/68060/Taligent/Windows NT      Printing a Postscript file      Quadra 950/Pathworks - Lesson Learned      Question on the features in Stuffit Deluxe 3.0.x      RAM Disk Icon      Regular expression      SANE patch for 7.1      Serial Port Busy or already in use?      Several miscellaneous System 7.x questions      Snooper      sound conversion      Stylewriter II and Stylewriter I      sysz resource      The JFK Stack conspiracy solved (S)      uncompress *.Z files (A)      uncompressing *.Z files [A]      UNIX utility to convert BinHex 4.0 files      Use of "(Q)", "(A)", "(R)"#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-016.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] InfoMaker sample docs      [*] lpDaemon - a BSD compatible printer daemon for the mac      [*] lpr-12.hqx      [*] QuickBasic PCR (LaunchApp)      [*] QuickBasic PCR (MDEF & GetIndPattern)      [*] Simpsons Sounds - Group 4      [*] System 7 Pack! 3.3 Release      [*] System Errors Explained. A Handy DA.      [*] the stack itself      [*] TwiLight screen saver version 7.1.2      (Q) from Brazil and with a Classic II dead ...      10-finger typing?      3M 3.5" diskette drive clea      Another reason for .hqx      Apple's Demand Estimation (Phhht!!)      Associating snds to actions in FM Pro 2 (Q)      AutoDoubler [Actually Gatekeeper] woes (C)      Bad F-Line (JASE)      BinHexing on the net      BinHex vs. Binary      CAD software      Daystar Digital a mickey mouse operation?      Dual Monitors      E. Vishniac's Whereabouts - Many Thanks!      Earth GIF      email address for Electronic Arts?      EPS, GIF, or PICT Maps      Folder size limit setting on server      Font savants      Footnotes in MS-Word 4.0      FrameMaker woes - try Quark? (A)?      GrayShare on PLW LS and PLW SC ?      IIsi sound problem?      InBox Questions (R)      Investment software (Q)      Is there a free Mac Unix?      Mac Password Protection      Mac sa a terminal for VAX/VMS (C)      PageMaker and RTF      PICT to RAST conversion      PowerBook 160 trackball speed      PowerLock Problem (Q)      Power PC/68060/Taligent/Windows NT (3 msgs)      reclaiming HD space - instructions      Russian Language translation software      SRP & IPO via FTP?      SuperDrive  Problem      The Stacker      Tremendously Huge PostScript Files      Uncompressing .Z files#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-017.txt   ****Today's Topics:      APDA Email address? (A)      APDA Email address? [A]      Apple's system utilities (was Re: Do you trust Disk First Aid 7.1?)      Associating snds to actions in FM Pro 2 (A)      AutoDoubler [Actually GateKeeper] woes (R) (2 msgs)      Binary files and the umich archives      Connecting a PC to an Appletalk printer (Q)      corrupt Filemaker Pro file      Creating tar files in StuffIt (R)      Earth GIF (Q)      Font names listed in hierarchal menu (Q)      Hispanic lists      IIsi sound problem      IIsi Sound Problem? I expect so.      InBox Questions (R-2) a 2nd view point      Invisible "Stuart" file mystery?      Latest Internet domain survey      Learning Japanese (Q)      Looking for good read/write optical drive      Mac -> Mac e-mail programs (Q)      Mac sa a terminal for VAX/VMS (C)      New Mac Machine releases      PowerBook 100 jeweled bearings search - REWARD!      PowerLock Problem (C)      PowerLock Problem (Q)      Power PC/68060/Taligent/Windows NT      Question on the features in Stuffit Deluxe 3.0.x (R)      SANE patch for 7.1 (A)      Stylewriter II drivers (Q)      the-player-ii.hqx      the sound thing revisited      Tremendously Huge PostScript Files      Tremendously Huge PostScript Files (A)      Umich archives--binary access not needed      What is comp.sys.*?      your mail#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-018.txt   ****Today's Topics:      7.1 Questions...      ACCESS PROGRAMS      Database Transition from dbase      Deleting Norton Partitions      Disappearing color in General Control Panel (Q)      Doh! I made another mistake! (Paste into Dialog boxes)      Duo 230 & SCSI port.      FileMaker Pro 2.0 Script Needed      Gatekeeper/Autodoubler posts      Generic Icons      IIsi Sound Problem (TSV 4.0.2 hack)      IIvx or IIci, that is the question! (Q)      Info. on old article about using your VCR as backup      Looking closer at the power-lock posting      Mac-In-Stock??      MacEkg / Sad Mac problem..help!      Mac IIvi (Q)      MacTools Survey      Mobius and Connectix addresses      OmegaSANE      Optimal sys 6.0.x configuration      Power PC/68060/Taligent/Windows NT      Program linking      qt movies in hypercard?      StuffIt Exp and size, features      Systat 5.2.1 & System 7 ->Error -43 of Print Manager      The Player II      TIMESTWO (Qs)      UMich, BinHex, Binary, and me...      Why would a program just stop working?      Word 5.1 and System 7.1#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-019.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] AppMaker 1.5.1 to 1.5.2 Upd      [*] AutoDoubler 2.0->2.0.1 Patch.hqx.Part1      [*] Brightness CDEV      [*] Central Point AntiVirus Update for CPRO trojan horse      [*] HierPopup 3.0      [*] Kiss and Laugh sounds      [*] MacSharewareCatalog      [*] MugShots Set #1 (Greyscale Star Trek Faces/Icons)      [*] Nisus PostScript Macros 1.1 (replaces 1.0)      [*] nsf flat-panel display pr      [*] polyominoes-40.cpt.hqx      [*] program submission      [*] Re: EPSF AFE translators      [*] Scrolling CDEV      [*] Send Script 1.0a2 -- BBEdit Extension      [*] SuperClock! 4.0.2.sit.hqx      [*] swan startupscreen      [*] Update Paul's-icons 1.0.1.hqx      $89 modem woes      (Q) 1-Bit Dual-Page SE/30 Card?      (Q) Music Const. Set from Electronic Arts      (Q) Using CuBase on MacClassic      [Q] Forcing color on a B&W Mac?      Accessing Clipper database on PC from Appletalk network      access pc      anyone know where this might be found?      Apple's Easy Open P.R.      Apple-Double file format (Q)      ATM 2.03 and System 7.1      Automatic Saving (Q)      Borland and the Mac      Catalog file corruption      cyberspace ?!      Develop vs. MacTech (formerly MacTutor)      Disappearing color in General Control Panel (A)      Disk First Aid vs. Norton Utilities      Ethernet number of Quadra      FileMaker Pro 2.0 Script Needed      Font menu and word processors      Formatter for Bering rm Drives      FTP novice problem...(Q)      FYI French Instruction Programs      Gatekeeper/AutoDoubler woes revisited      High-quality disks      IIvx or IIci, that is the question! (R)      Info-Mac Digest V11 #17      Info-Mac Digest V11 #18      Looking closer at the power-lock posting      looking for email addresses      Mac-in-Stock problems...      MacWarehouse German address....      Memory on the Quadra 700      Paranoia on the net      Pins & jacks on a Conner-40      PowerLock Problem (C)      Printer Questions...      Problems with Superclock 4.0.1 and Powerbook 100      Russian Version of System 7.0.1      Sad Mac :(      Second to Brian Saunders re GateKeeper      Subject lines (C)      Summary of Sad Mac Error codes      SuperClock! 4.0.1      SuperClock 4.0.1      The IIsi is no more????      Trailer for HyperCard XFCN      UNIX utility to convert BinHex 4.0 files      Word 5.0 printing graphics on StyleWriter      Word 5.1 and System 7.1      WYSIWYG#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-020.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] rose startupscreen      [*] seirpenskis-gasket.hqx      [*] TidBITS#160/25-Jan-93      (A) Ethernet number of Quadra      3270 Card Needs Drivers--Please Help      >cyberspace ?!      Accelerator/MacRecorder Problem      Access PC on a Plus      AppleSingle - AppleDouble Formats      Cheap database program?      CMS 80 Meg External Hard Drive      Connectix address      Courier font      Cyberspace (C)      Cyberspace and Language      danger of program linking      Duo 230 & SCSI port.      Ethernet number of Quadra (R)      Fax/voice modems (Q)      Font      FTP novice problem...(cool      Gatekeeper      Gatekeeper (Again!)      Gate Keeper (sic) flame (R)      Gatekeeper and Autodoubler Coexist just fine.      Gatekeeper wars      Greyscale on Inkjet Printers (C)      Hypercard assistance needed...      Info-Mac Digest V11 #18      Japanes/English Dictionary      jpeg help      Laser printers in a lab, HELP!      Locating Ethernet numbers on a Macintosh      Looking closer at the power-lock posting -- I screwed up      Mac to Mac E-Mail Programs (R)      Mathimatica [12 x 12]^(-1)      Memory on the Quadra 700: Oops!      Multiple Alarm Clock sought      Personal LaserWriter NT question      Powerlock 3.1 (C)      PowerLock Problem (A)      PowerOrgasm vs JMP      RE-  Ethernet number of Qua      Recording sounds (speech, actually)      S-l-o-w IIx and slowing!      save-o-matic, anyone?(Q)      saveomatic      Several miscellaneous System 7.x questions      SID II (Q), Recover HD space (Q), Mac-X (Q)      Space Shuttle Takeoff - QuickTime movie      SuperClock 4.0.1      Systech (alias Novy) accelerator boards for the SE      System 7 Monaco TrueType doesn't print correctly      System Enablers (new in MacWeek 1/25/93)      TEX Converters      The IIsi is no more????      Using CE Fonts & Reading Disks on a Plus      Using mcvert [Q]      Utility for getting a list of file sharing servers and users#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-021.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Global Village Teleport ARA slower-speed scripts      [*] Macintosh DL Viewer 1.0b1      "cyber" vs ??      (q) good and cheap (pd or sw?) font editor      (q) zoomed photo of a CD      3 button mice on a Mac running as an X-terminal (Q)      3M disks-How good are they?      Access PC on a Plus      After Dark Star Trek Screen Saver - crashes machine!      Apple mice switches      Appletalk v58      Autosave programs (2 msgs)      Backup Drives revisited      Borland and the Mac (C)      CanvasPostscriptView      CTB: Wyse emulation      Cyberspace      Cyberspace (C)      Diacritical Marks for Transliteration      Disappearing color in StartUpScreen and General CDEV (A)      Disinfectant and Gatekeeper (Q)      Disk First Aid vs. Norton Utilities      DiskLight Problems?      DOS World      Ethernet number of Quadra      Fax/voice modems (A)      Floptical users (Q)      Font (A)      Font ID Problems      Font names in own font      FTP novice problem...(Q)      Gatekeeper      GateKeeper - Applause and Query.      growing System 6.0.5 application on Mac SE      hebrew TT font?      How to connect a Laserwriter II NTX on the modem-port?      I Ching programs for mac      Icon wrap utility      IIsi Cache Cards (Q)      Internet services: 2 questions      is there something like an INFO-PC??      jpeg help (A)      JPEG revealed!      Laser printers in a lab, HELP!-Info-Mac Digest V11 #20      Looking for Author of Glypha-II      Macro Maker      Making chooser find a default printer      Mathcad summary      Mathematica [12 x 12]~(-1) (A)      Memory on the Quadra (C)      Memory on the Quadra 700: Oops!      Modem Woes      New 040 Macs crippled without an FPU ?      New Apple Products in Feb 10      new programs and updates...      OSI for MAC      POWERBOOK AND MIXED DRINKS      PsFig package for including Mac figures in TeX (R)      Quick CTB question...      Radius Rockets etc      Rotated text on Deskwriter C      saveomatic      single sided disks      Sound: drum roll      Statistics (Q)      Updates on 2 questions I asked recently      worldscript      Z-modem on vms#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-022.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] MacFormat 1.0 submission      [*] Murph's VAPORWARE Column for February 1993      [*] Upload of bolo maps      "Luck" in Maelstrom?      "Swiss Army Knife" request...      (Q) MacTCP and 7.1      2MB upgrade kit offer!      3 button mice on a Mac running as an X-terminal      3 button mice on a Mac running as an X-terminal (A/Q)      3 button mice on a Mac running as an X-terminal (Q)      3M Diskettes      3M disks-How good are they? (C)      6.0.8 and networking      about curve-fitting      Apple takes back HyperCard      Backup drives      booting help/Sys7/Radius      Borland      Borland and the Mac      CanvasPostscriptView/Mac figs in LaTeX (R)      Cricket Graph Colour Problem      Cyberspace (C)      Desktop picture with an 040      Diacritical Marks for Transliteration      Diacritical Marks for Transliteration (A)      DigiCHANNEL Nu/Xi drivers available via FTP      DiskLight      DoveFax+ & PowerKey Remote (Q)      DUOQUEST POST      Electronic Sign-out board question      Ethernet number of Quadra      Font savants      FreeHand 3.1 printing directly to DeskWriter C (Q)      GDS to Mac graphic formats      Ghostscript Problems (R)      Global Village addresses      gopher for news.answers      Info-Mac Digest V11 #8 (2 msgs)      Internet services: 2 questions      LaserWriter to modem port (R)      Mac or PC      Making chooser find a default printer (A)      Memory on the Quadra 700      Need regression analysis app (Q)      new programs and updates... (A)      Odd Finder Problem (Q)      PB as SCSI (R)      Photo CD -> PICT      problem with some icons      Put Away errors      Quadra SIMMS again      quadra vram (q)      Questions ref. Performas and System Software      Rotated text on Deskwriter C      Source for WAIS software      Statistics (A)      Strange error message (Q)      StyleWriter: no fractional widths!      SuperClock! 4.0.2 Problems      SuperClock 4.0.1 and 4.0.2      System enabler for 32 bit dirty ROMs (Q)      virus?      WAIS client for Mac      WAIS info (A)      Where can you get the best price/deal on Macs ? (Q)      Wyse Emulation#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-023.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Bison.hqx      [*] CinC - oldie but goodie Strategic Conquest/Empire Master game      [*] CrystalQuest Demo      [*] enabler-patch.hqx      [*] Gaussian Kernel for Image      [*] guesswords-101.hqx      [*] HHGTTG-Startup.sit.hqx      [*] holidays-for-now-up-to-date.hqx      [*] Info-ZIP Unzip 5.0p1      [*] OffHook 1.1      [*] rebinhexed update      [*] SF-171 (A)      [*] st-worf-computer-snds.hqx      [*] SuperVideo 2.7      [*] tank-wars1.0.cpt      [*] Teacher's Grading Program 1.50      (A) from Brazil and with a      3 button mice on a Mac running as an X-terminal (A/Q)      3M disks, good or bad?      3M disks-How good are they? (C)      AFE *.HQX Translator?      After Dark      Aladdin Spacesaver and MacTools Optimization (Q)      Another inexpensive 88 meg Syquest drive (Q)      Apple mice switches      Apple takes back HyperCard (C)      ARA answer and FAX send- how?      Borland and the Mac      Can a IIfx handle 1.6 GB Drives  ?      CDRom s/w      Clever Tactics Against Piracy      Color Classic found in Apple ad!      computer book source      Cricket Graph III      curve-fitting      Duo 230 & SCSI port. (A)      EPS and Canvas et al      Ethertalk and Appletalk      Excel Recalcs/Accelerator B      Font names listed in hierarchal menu (followup)      Global character substitutions      Hard disk not found at boot time      hard disk renaming      Info-Mac Digest V11 #21      Info-Mac Digest V11 #22      John Rotenstein's address      Kodak Photo CD-ROM on MacIIvi (Q)      LC 10Mb limit      Mac , Design Works & HP Desk Writer 550C      Mac-to-Unix-to-Vax (C)      MacTCP and 7.1 (A)      MacTCP and 7.1 (R)      MacTCP Missing Ethertalk or Localtalk Icon      Music n' such.      New IIsi 3/40 going for 99      no subject (file transmission)      Object-oriented icon-based programming system?      Opinions of Graphics Software Sought !      PB as SCSI (R)      PowerLock      PRESTEL ?      Preventing an application from launching.      Printing "unexpectedly quits" app.      Put Away errors      Put Away errors (A)      quadra vram (q)      shareware bulletin numbers      SuperATM Upgrade (Q)      Superclock (C)      SuperClock 4.0.1/2      SuperClock 4.0.1 and 4.0.2      Syquest 88 drives: Spin Peripherals or Relax Technology? (Q)      Sys 6 & Sys 7 Desktop Files Simultaneously?      Systech (Novy) FAX Number      Wanted: Prices on PLI 88-meg removable drives.  (Q)      What's being discontinued?      Whistling Sony monitors#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-024.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] 386chip startupscreen      [*] Alias director 3.2.1      [*] ARA script for Prometheus Ultima Home Office modem      [*] binaryRead XFCN and demo stack      [*] cyber-gif-13.hqx      [*] Disk Charmer 1.4.5 submission      [*] Dither Comparison      [*] EM18FontFolderPatch      [*] FileMakerPro_WriteItDown1.1.hqx      [*] FindIt1.0.1      [*] FLIPPER.HQX (v1.2)      [*] Ford Simulator II mistake!      [*] insidemacgames-feb93.sit.hqx      [*] Left Dvorak KCHRs      [*] Mac-IBM PC Comparison report      [*] Mac Tips & Tricks      [*] man-and-tounge.hqx      [*] Mandella 8.4 fractal graphics program      [*] MuddTicker1.0.5.sit.hqx      [*] MXM Clock 1.0.1      [*] NewLook V1.1      [*] new submission      [*] Open Spaces 1.1      [*] PowerLock-31      [*] ps2eps-mac      [*] QuickBasic PCR (SerialPort Stuff)      [*] ren-n-stimpy.hqx      [*] ROMULUS, a romulan truetype font from star trek      [*] Russian TT font      [*] sc_edit.hqx      [*] scrapz-12.sea.hqx      [*] Send Script 1.0 -- BBEdit Extension      [*] SMILEYFACE, a mondo-cool truetype font      [*] speedometer-for-various1.2.hqx      [*] speedometer-various records      [*] ST-TNG icons (in living color!)      [*] STARS&STRIPES, a truetype font      [*] StarTrek Beeps      [*] strawberry startupsound      [*] stylewriter-on-appletalk-1.1.hqx      [*] TContour3.03      [*] unAdobe - convert Adobe outline fonts to ascii      [*] UnZip 2.0.1      [*] util/attention.hqx      [*] VIETFONT, a truetype font      [*] view-it.hqx (new version for lang subdirectory)      [*] xLibrary free demo      [*] zipit1.0.cpt.hqx      16-bit color and stereo sound      32-bit mode?      3M Disks      Bat Filer window problems      CAP60      COBOL for Macintosh?      Comprehensive info on Feb. 10 Macs      daisy wheel parts wanted      Dark Side problem.      downloads from sumex-aim? (Q)      E-mail for Niles and Associates?      EPS and Canvas et al      Fair price for IIcx-the final decision      GCC BLP Elite PostScript LaserPrinter      Graphics Software (A)      Hard Drive renaming (A)      How to view qt movies and gif?      HP48-to-Mac_cable_pins.txt      INIT that restarts mac on system error?      LCIII      list for Pee-cee: thanks      Lpr 1.2 Answers to Frequent Questions      Mac SE/Classic Problem      mixing characters from differents fonts into a new one      New Macs (Q)      PB as SCSI (R)      Photo CD -> PICT      PostScript in to LaTeX (R)      PostScript printer---which to buy? (Q)      Software to emulate 68030 ops? (Q) ]      SuperATM Upgrade (Q)      SuperClock! 4.0.2 Problems      Super Studio Session      System Enablers      text reader, filter, and editor (Q)      What system should I use on Mac 512K?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-025.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] AppleTalkOn      [*] DLViewer 1.0b3      [*] guide-to-XCMDs stack 1.2      [*] HugePpatArchive1_pt2.hqx      [*] Linear Regression Calculator Stack      [*] LineShare scripts for SupraFaxModems      [*] mac-ppp-10.hqx      [*] Moonvasion      [*] Only a Drill      [*] powerbook application submission      [*] Re: Please post in App or Game      [*] Save-A-Bndl submission      [*] Submission of color draw program Studiocraft      [*] text-merge.hqx      14Mb RAM on PB160 (Q)      3M disks      Abandoned Programs      Adding color startup icons to inits and cdevs in sys. 7.1      AfterDark 2.0x      Anal retentives vs. slobs and their impact on compression      Apollo Whereabouts      Apple and the 'war against the 486' with crippled Centris's      Apple XMODEM Toll      Application that makes anagrams (where?)      ATM: Latest version (R)      Backup on a Novell server (Q)      Bat Filer window problems      Binhex or not Binhex      Bizarre Startup Problem      Buying books thro the Internet: summary      daisy wheel parts wanted (A) (2 msgs)      Enabler-Patch.hqx - What is it?      Errors 1, 2 / problem with MacScheme      Fax Modem Plus OCR?(Q)      File Trashing Program      Finder 7.1 balloon help bug      GCC BLP Postscript printer for $899 minus $100 rebate      Generic Icons (A)      GK and Disinfectant Init--thanks!      Greyscale Correction Resource      Greyscale driver for StyleWriter      H.D renaming under system 7.0.1      hard disk renaming (A)      hard drive renaming (A)- Addendum      INIT that restarts mac on system error? (A)      IPper's for the MAC      LCIII logic board upgrade      LC III memory      LCIII Upgrade      Looking for shareware backu      luck in Maelstrom (A)      Mac IIci won't boot and randomly crash      MIXED DRINKS (A)      Mobile Computing by Apple      Music n' such.      Nasty System Error (Q)      New Claris Translators Needed      New Printers on Feb. 10      Non-MPW Prjector      OmegaSANE (A)      Optimal sys 6.0.x configura      PC Exchange/AccessPC/DOSmounter      physical-copying DOS diskettes using DiskCopy 4.2      Postscript into LaTeX (Q)      PowerBook Battery Life      Program to alias AppleShare servers under System 6      Quicktime 1.5-compressed files incompatible with macs running 1.0      reAdobe?      Rebooting a Mac Plus      Recover HD space (A)      sculley is gone?      Sys 6 & Sys 7 Desktop Files Simultaneously [A]      Type 1 Error (Q)      Unix on a Mac      Virtual Memory??? (A)      WAIS info      wedding planner      where might I get FullWrite Pro 1.5s?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-026.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] after-dark-20x-updater.hqx      [*] MacLPR 1.3.2      [*] PowerLaunch 1.5      [*] Sad Mac codes      [*] TidBITS#161/01-Feb-93      [*] Update      [*] Victoire 1.0.1 Demo      [*] WORDTemplate_Formal1.0.hqx      $89 modem woes response summary      0xBD6BD6BD's legacy      2 HD inside a Mac II?      3 button mice on a Mac running as an X-terminal (A)      Abandoned Programs (R)      ADB rotary controller?      Adding color startup icons to inits and cdevs in sys. 7.1 (A)      Anal retentives vs. slobs and their impact on compression (c)      Apple's crippled LC040 machines (C)      Apple's war & crippled Centris (R)      Apple XMODEM Toll      Application that makes anagrams (A) (2 msgs)      ATM, Quadra and System 7.1 Problem (Q)      ATM: Latest version (R)      Bizarre startup problem (3 msgs)      Borland (C)      Chinese characters      DiskTop Extras?? (Q)      Displaying Postscript      DW Greyscale--hangout and apology      Editing Meta-files on a Mac.      FDHD Floppy for Mac SE      File trashing program for At Ease      General "debugging" ideas      Generic Icons possible Scores?      German-English Dictionary for the Mac?      hard disk renaming (A)      Icon Design contest from Inline/Microseeds      ICON DESIGNERS CONTEST!!!      Info-Mac Digest V11 #21      INFO-PC (A)      INTERNET ACCESS FROM PRODIGY      Internet Printing      Mac IIci won't boot and randomly crash (A)      Macs and a Unix box printer      mcvert      mouse switches (C)      New printers on Feb 10 (C)      Now Utilities 4.0.1      Offscreen windows and text searchers      Public Domain Software      Reading from Unix Floppy Disks with a Mac      S.C.OUT Help Needed      Sculley is Gone? [R]      Statistics (A--SPSS Macintosh)      Stylewriter II (Q)      Super Studio Session      Suspiciously low price on printer      SVGA Monitors for Mac IIsi      Tech Notes before '88      throughput decrease with compression turned off      Utility for getting a list      Whining Sony Triniton Monitor (R)      WorldScript??!! (Q)      ZIPper's for the MAC (A) (2 msgs)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-027.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] AppMaker 1.5.1 to 1.5.2 Upd      [*] CPU-Demo      [*] Darkwood 2.0      [*] Dartmouth XCMDs 4.0      [*] FindIt 1.0.2      [*] HPopupMenu XFCN 3.0.1      [*] Icon 7 Demo      [*] Mac 'cdev' submission      [*] None      [*] powerbook application new version submission      [*] tcontour-303d.hqx      [*] xLibrary demo Bug Fix      %%%%  SOUND  SITE  %%%%      (Q's) A few questions pb, serial, etc.      (Q) some specific "sounds" from STNG      2 HD inside a Mac II      2 questions about RAM and SIMMs (Q)      3M magneto-optic disks work fine for me      [Q] reading/writing files with Think-C?      [Q] Shift-m gives series of beeps      AD2.0x Updater      Adding color startup icons to inits and cdevs in sys. 7.1 (A)      after-dark-20x-updater.hqx      Apple's crippled LC040 machines (C)      Apple CD300 Standalone CD-ROM (Q)      Apple NON-FLAME!      BBEdit - where have my icons gone to?      Bizarre Startup Problem: Summary      Borland (C)      CD-Rom Wierdness      Charges in Power Cords      Cricket Graph III      crippled 040's      Deskwriter 550 Paper      DiskTop Extras (A)      Displaying Postscript (R)      Dot Matrix Printer      E-Machines Monitor and Interface Card      e-mail address of Synmantec      Ethernet & Quadras & Printer      FoxPro (was Abandon Programs)      German-English Dictionary for the Mac?      German-English Dictionary for the Mac? (A)      HP 4M versus LW Pro 630      Imagewriter I      Info-Mac Digest V11 #26      Info on News Macs from MacWeek      Internet Printing      LaserWriter IIf/g ROM problem with Ext HDs      Mac , Design Works & Desk Writer 550C      MacEKG and Help!      Mac IIci won't boot and randomly crash      MacLPR 1.3.2      Matrix inversion in Mathematica      More FaxModem Q's(Q)      MS Word 4.0 and Excel 3.0 in Portuguese?      New Claris Translators Needed      Not the Author!      NowMenus 4.0.1 Desktop PopUp won't work.      Now Utilities 4.0.1      old deskwriter driver      PhotoCD -> PICT (A)      PhotoCD update      printing to unix      program submitters *please* write a useful header before posting      slow image writer II      Strip accented characters for email?      synth programming tools      Ticket Program      Windows v. Mac      WorldScript??!! (A)      xwindows for the mac#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-028.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Bolo 0.96      (Q) Mac Classic II and external monitors...      2 HD inside a Mac II? (A)      AD2.0x Updater (R)      ADB rotary controller? (A)      AfterDark 2.0x Updater      Apple's crippled machines and lowest common denominator software      Apple 13" RGB Monitor Problems      A really obscure piece of hardware...      Authenticator      Blither, and lots of it, though well meaning (Q)      Canon CLC-10 for Mac      CD-ROM Weirdness      CD-Rom Wierdness      Color Scanner opinions sought      Crash when running VersaTermPro and their is a beep      Cricket Graph III      Dark side retrieval problems continued.      DataClub Source or Alternative(Q)      Diskdoubler and 7.1 conflict?? (Q)      Displaying Postscript (R)      Exodus vs MacX      FDHD Floppy for Mac SE      FoxPro Mac      Frozen powerbook      HELP: Computer Pub List?      HP 4M versus LW Pro 630 (C)      Jasmine drives      Lisp for the Macintosh ?      MacLayers on HP-UX? (Q)      MacTCP      MacWhite House      Matrix inversion in Mathematica      MS Word 4.0 and Excel 3.0 in Portuguese?      Network Mystery Problems      Now Menus      Patching the 4M driver      Phone number anagrams      Postscript (Q)      Problem with PB145 and Power Pad      program submitters *please* write a useful header before posting      Reading from Unix Floppy Disks with a Mac      Running an original Mac???      screen saver wanted      Slide Scanner Add-On (Q)      Strip accented characters for email? (A)      Stylewriter II (Q)      Suitcase 2.0 & 2.1 (Q)      SVGA Monitors for Mac IIsi (A)      Symantec e-mail (or looking for __________)      TeachText Editor      TypeStyler 2.0.2 available      Using MacsBug      USR modem and error correction      UUdecoders & btoa for the mac.      Virtual 3.0 runs on Mac SE ?      wedding planner (C) :-)      wp-tips.hqx#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-029.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Codar ocean surface currents movie      [*] info-mac/report/comp-sys-mac-comm-faq.txt      [*] NuVista+ Drivers      [*] Scrapz 1.2 DA      [*] Sonnet Folio 1.0      2 HD in Mac II (A)      2 questions about RAM and SIMMs (Q)      650MB Magnetoopticals disks (Q)      [Q] Can you turn an internal HD into external?      accented characters      Advice on upgrading a Plus      After Dark 2.0x Updater      Amer Heritage Dictionary      Back-ups      Bogas isn't dead yet      CD-ROM weirdness (c)      CD-ROM Weirdness (R)      Color Scanner opinions sought-Info-Mac Digest V11 #28      Cords With A Charge      Crippled 68LC040 machines      Darkside retrieval (A)      DataClub (2 msgs)      DataClub Source or Alternative (A)      Displaying PostScript      Es tut mir leide!      external hard drive      FDHD Floppy (C)      Floppy Disk Sharing (Q)      HD partitioning advice sought      HELP!! Choosing IW and printouts go to LW      Help Wanted      Info-Mac Digest V11 #28 (3 msgs)      Info-Mac Digest V11 #28 Slide scanner add-on (A)      Installer and File Sharing Conflict      Jasmine Drives      Jasmine drives (A)      Jasmine drives (R)      List Manager programming (Q)      Looking for old issues of Inside Hypercard      Mac II misformats floppies      MacLPR      MacsBug      Macsbug Usefulness to Non-Programmers      MacX color allocation problems?      Mathimatica [12 x 12]~(-1) Problem - Explanation      Matrix inversion in Mathematica      Matrix inversion in Mathematica (A)      Matrix Inversions in Mathematica      Network Mystery Problems      New Claris Translators      Partition doesn't mount... (Q)      Partitioning      PB170 Charging & Battery Problem      Previous distribution problem      Privacy Rights Information (Q)      publish-subscribe questions      Scully is Gone [C]      Silly Sound Request      SoftPC Question      SPELL TEACHING PROGRAMS  (Q)      Strip accented characters for email? (A)      stylewriter grayscale ?      StyleWriter II drivers      System 7 vs 6.7 (Q)      Teachtext & MsWord (Opening PICT Files)      Thanks(HPDeskWriter Drivers)      Vax/VMS help      Where is ad updater? (Q)      Why you need an FPU      WorldScript?? [A]#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-030.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Alias Director 3.3.2      [*] AppMaker 1.5 Demo      [*] BBEdit 2.2 -> 2.2.1 Updater      [*] ClockAdjust      [*] Color Model Clock 1.1.sit.hqx      [*] Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest Volume 2 #1-9      [*] Conc171.sea.hqx      [*] Dali1.0.sit.hqx      [*] dayOfWeek & Month XFCN      [*] Font Control 1.1 submission      [*] Greg's Buttons 2.4 Control Panel      [*] HPopupMenu 3.0.2      [*] Installer Spy 0.40      [*] Lisp for the Macintosh (A)      [*] MacLex21.sea.hqx      [*] NuVista+ Software Update (12/18/92)      [*] RAMDiskSaver.hqx      [*] RSI Network Newsletters 1 through 10      [*] Spinning Cursor Library (code)      [*] TRACON II Pittsburgh Sector      "Rooter DA"      (A) Vax/VMS help      American Heritage Dictionaries (A)      American Heritage Dictionary (2 msgs)      Apple's VM---why do people say it's bad?      Arabic fonts      autosync monitors      Bug Fix for System 7.1 Enablers Available      Canon CLC-10 Scanner/Printer      CD ROM Weirdness (Ah knock it off!)      [e-mail]      Cords With A Charge      Crippled 68LC040 machines (2 msgs)      Crippled 68LC040 machines (c)      Diskdoubler and 7.1 conflict?? (A)      Es tut mir leide!      HP DW grey-scale Thanks! (c)      Insight Accounting      Is LC040 a Failed 040?      Jasmine DirectDrive 45 (A)      Jasmine Drives (A)      jasmine reformatting-  silv      Mac II misformats floppies (so obvious when you know why)      Mathimatica [12 x 12]~(-1)      Matrix inversion in Mathematica      Missing PICT scan      Music software      Now Menus & BeHierarchic (to Marc and others)      Price for used original Classic      retrieval-lite and asychronous sound wanted      Scanner Opinion      sending files in mail on vmx (Q)      Slide Scanning, Cheap (A)      StyleWriter II & Portable      TeachText Editor      Why not just buy it rather than write a thesis.      Why you need an FPU#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-031.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] ARA CCL for Focus Enhancements FAXmodem 14.4      [*] BoloMapEditor 0.97      [*] cp/automenus-ii-102.hqx      [*] cp/menuchoice-15.hqx.hqx      [*] the cat's meow      [*] UpdateMaker 1.3.1      [*] wp-macro-chars.hqx      (R) Mac Classic II and external monitors...      * announce Referee relation dbase mgr tools for Excel      21MB Floptical Drives (Q)      7.1 Enabler Patch no workee with Suitcase 2.1.2 !?      AccessPC reformatting diskette      American Heritage Dictionaries & System Folder      American Heritage Dictionaries (A)      Apple's crippled machines ...      Apple 13" RGB Monitor Problems (R)      Apple Installer scripts      April release, Summer upgrades, PowerPC ramblings...      A series of scanner software problems - Help!      ATM and System 7.0 or 7.1      binhex v binary      CA Cricket Update      CD-ROM Weirdness      Crippled '040      Crippled 68LC040 machines      fax pict ====> msword text?      FDHD on Mac Plus (C)      FKey Manager trouble (Q)      Format HD disk as 800k      In Control 2      I Need Lab Help!!      Info-Mac CD-ROM status update      Info-Mac Digest V11 #29 MacX Color Map Problem      Info-Mac Digest V11 #30 (2 msgs)      Is LC040 a Failed 040? (R)      Is LC040 a failed 040? - NO!      LineShare, Supra,& Silent Answer(Q)      Looking for a few good FAX Modems      Mac Plus Accelerators (R)      Macsbug Usefulness to Non-Programmers      MacTV      MacX color allocation problems?      magic restarts      MAIL ORDER PARTS      Making A Movie From GIFs or PICTS      Matrix inversion in Mathematica      Matrix inversion in Mathematica (A)      Modems & FPUS for LC/I (Q)      NEC 4D Compatibility      New Mac sound Hardware, why not!?!      Now Menus (R)      Now Menus and BeHierarchic      Opening text files (R)      PD Smalltalk?      Phone number anagrams (A)      please help !!!!!      Price for used original Classic (A)      QuickTime 1.5      Rearranging the Apple Keyboard II      Save-O-Matic      scan lines/corrupt system      Scrolling Speed with System 7      Site license for At Ease?      SoftPC Question      stylewriter II      Suitcase 2.1.2 (Q)      SW 1 w / SW 2 drivers      synth programming tools (A)      Turning off folder arrows in system 7      Type -39 errors (Q)      UUdecoders & btoa for the mac.      Vendor Email Addresses (C)      Video and SCSI Speed in Centris vs. Q700      Virtual memory with lots o' RAM      Where can I find a PRAM Zapper?      Why not just buy it rather than write a thesis (C)      Why you need an FPU#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-032.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [!] Apple's New Products      [*] After Dark 2.0x updater      [*] AfterDark Globe module Martian pict      [*] Checksummer 1.0.0      [*] Homer-and-Sally.hqx      [*] Inexpensive MIDI resources for the Mac (2nd edition)      [*] info-mac/card/x/sound-utilities.hqx      [*] Installing Omega SANE Patch into System 7.1      [*] NewLook 1.3      [*] New Posting      [*] now-utilities-401p-updater.hqx      [*] QuickMail Voice Mail Attach      [*] Re: reAdobe 1.1      [*] ROMmie.cpt.hqx      [*] Save Princeton 1.8      [*] Send Script 1.0.1      [*] source/pascal/macbinary2+100.hqx      [*] Stapler 1.1      [*] tech/macbinary2+specs.txt      [*] Tex-Edit 1.6      [*] TheKingInYellow.sit.hqx StartupScreen      [*] TidBITS#162/08-Feb-93      [*] Tiny Saver 1.3      [*] util/macbinary2+100.hqx      [*] wp-macro-ez-deskwriter-env.hqx      [*] wp-tips.hqx      "LC" == ?      (New Macs  ||  System 7.1)  &&  8*24GC  =  ????      21MB Floptical Drives (A)      21 MB Flopticals - some info      7.0 & 7.1 Printer Driver conflicts      7.1 Enabler Patch no workee with Suitcase 2.1.2 !?      7.1 Enabler Patch no workee with Suitcase 2.1.2 !? (Comment)      Alpha 5.3      American Heritage Dictionaries & System Folder      Apple 13" Monitor trouble (Q)      Apple IIe drive to the LCII IIe card      Defense of Mathematica's interface      DeskPaint & DeskDraw - Opinions Wanted      Deskwriter Printing      DOS to Mac Plus (Q)      dropple menu and system 7.1      Elementary stats pkg needed      Failed (or not) 040      Format HD disk as 800k (C)      Format HD disks as 800K (NOT!)      Fragmented VM file?      Gestalt & Color QuickDraw      I got my icons back !!!!      Info-Mac Digest V11 #31 (3 msgs)      Information on Apple Events      It's Feb 10 in Tokyo: New macs are here!      MacTCP 1.1.1...      Making A Movie From GIFs or PICTS (C)      Medical Dictionary for MSWord5.0 or 5.1      Memory fragmentation      PHOTOSHOP & LOTS O RAM      Power Cords Holding a Charge??????????      QuickTime 1.5 (A)      Stripping accented characters from email: summary      StyleWriter II vs. DeskWriter      sys7.1 sharing setup problem      TeachText 7.1.2---where?      TextBox and styled text (Q)      Virtual Memory with Lots-O-RAM      VM & Photoshop      White Knight & Zmodem (Q)      Word 4 and StyleWriter II      Word 5.1a patch available      ZyXEL Prices WAS:(Looking for a few good FAX Modems)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-033.txt   ****Today's Topics:      (Q) How to use ghostscript?      (R) Format HD disks as 800K (NOT!)      3d Buttons (Greg's Buttons vs. NewLook)      American Heritage Dictionaries & System Folder      Anchored files on a Hard Drive      Banyan-Vines      best mail solution (Q)      CD-ROM Mailing list      Centris 610 - no software power off?      computers and law      Converting PICTs to QT Movies      Crippled '040 (C)      DeskPaint & DeskDraw - Opinions Wanted      DS9 Sounds: door and commercial break (Q)      Excel Tax Forms (Q)      FileMaker and lowerCase x      file sharing and guest access      FOCUS Enhancements (Q)      Font Folder, 7.1, system heap?      FPUs on new Centris machines      Heap-related crashes      help      IMAGE CONVERSION      Info-Mac Digest V11 #31      Kid's Handwriting Font (Q)      LC III      LC upgrade options      Mac/DOS Color Printer (Q)      MathType problem      Menu slowdown      Modifying HDSC Setup to Format Any Hard Disk      MYSTERY - PPCToolbox Socket      NewLook 1.3 (R)      Noice of APS drives & quality of APS and MacLand (is good)      Printing problems w/Word 5.0      Printing to a parallel printer (Q)      program to undelete      SoftPC      Style Checkers      Stylewriter Cartridges...what now?      SYQUESTS CARDRIDGES      sys 7.1 sharing setup problem (Suggestion)      Sys 7.1 tune-up: No good news for PB100 owners :-{      TeachText 7.1.2---where?      VT-330 Emulation      White Knight & Zmodem (R)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-034.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Alpha 5.3      [*] autoboot111.hqx      [*] Browsing digests for recent uploads      [*] Coloring Book 1.0.1      [*] Empire Master 2.6 demo      [*] euclid11b17      [*] FileMaker_Pro_Contacts+2.01.hqx      [*] Firtst Things First demo v.3.08      [*] Freddie 1.2.5      [*] HeartQuest 0.7 (game)      [*] IIcx/i/Q700 Power Supply Report      [*] latest version of Invisible Hand      [*] Poker Solitaire v0.9B Submission      [*] rsi-network-news-10      [*] Search Files 1.3      [*] submission      [*] sys_7_resedit_tmpl.sit.hqx      [*] tidbits-caring-for-wrists-PM.hqx      [*] tidbits-caring-for-wrists-PS.hqx      [*] VideoToolbox.93.2.8.sea.hqx      [*] wp-three-macros.hqx      (Q) Crippled '040      (R) Format HD disks as 800K (NOT!)      Aldus Driver for LW Pro 630?      App to view memory usage?      ARA Script for OrchidFAX?      B-tree nodes when using Norton optimizer      Banyan-Vines      Bogas/SuperStudioSession is alive!      Borland's phone # and how to get Full Impact (MAC) 7.0 compatible      Color printer      color printing in mixed environment      Deskpaint and DeskDraw Opinions Wanted (R      diskette password protection      DOS to Mac Plus (A)      Drive noise      Ethertalk for the IBM      Everything is going black, black...      Flags, anyone?      FPUs on new Centris machines (C)      Geometrical optics software [Q]      Greg's Button vs. NewLook      Heap-related crashes (C)      hebrew telecommunications on a mac      How's Stylewriter II?      How to use ghostscript? (R)      IBM 3270 + IBM PC ---> Mac      Info-Mac Digest V11 #33 (2 msgs)      Kid's Handwriting Font (A      LAN supervisor info      LCIII relative performance      LineShare, Supra and Silent Answer (A)      Lost Sound      Mac Communications FAQ in Word Format (C)      Network Mystery Problems      NowUtils 4.0.1p menu problems..      Partner prices and availability      PPCToolbox      Printing problems w/Word 5.0      Replace LC040 with 040 on Centris 610, 650      Scanners, sys 7.1 printers, LCIII (Q)      SCSI Ethernet connection suggestions      SerialPort MacKermit Error      Single copies only on a LaserWriter - how?      Summagraphics info?      SuperClock alternative?      System 7.1 and Worldscript extensions (Q)      System 7 Pauses      The IIvx has been discounted HOW much?!? *fume*      Using fkeys      Ventura for the Mac (q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-035.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] BoloStar v1.0      [*] FindIt 1.1.0      [*] karma-manager1.1.cpt.hqx      [*] mac.ftp.list      [*] Please post in Info-Mac/Games      (A) How to use MacGhostScript      (A) IMAGE CONVERSION      (Q) No FPU option for Centris 610?      (S) Apple Installer scripts      72 pin SIMMs      access pc reformatted disk, icon changes (A)      Apple RBG 13" Monitor Problems      AppleTalk remote access      Apple UK flame      Application/System heaps, stacks, and crashes (R)      Auto-ReBooting software (Q)      BBS's      Centris 610 & 68040 FPU - Forget it!      Changing from an Apple IIGS to a Mac      Colo(u)r Printer      Default font in 1-2-3...[Q]      DeskWriter Problem (Summary)      dropple menu and system 7.1      Eudora      File sharing between Mac and PC: How?      formatting DD as HD      FPUs on new Centris machines (C)      Heap related printing errors      Heaps o' thanks!      IIcx/ci/Q700 Power Supply Correction      Info-Mac Digest V11 #33 American Heritage Dictionary College Ed.(A)      Info-Mac Digest V11 #34      Info-MAc Digest vol 11 #34      LC -> LCIII: to upgrade or not upgrade?      LCII => LCIII      LCIII upgrade      Mac 2cx to Quadra 700?      Mactcp/Q700 and builtin ether      NCSA/BYU TelNet2.5 users - info needed      NewLook v1.3      Questions about the Feb 10 Apple release      SerialPort MacKermit Error (A)      Single copies only on a Las      Single copies only on a LaserWriter - how? (A)      Smartcom II problem      SpaceSaver 1.0.4      Summary: SLIP Connection      SuperClock alternative (RE)      Superclock replacement      System Heap and Deskwriter Driver      System Heap and DW drivers (p.s.)      upgrading hard drive(s)      VersaTilities--do you like it?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-036.txt   ****Today's Topics:      Administrivia      [*] Browsing digests for recent uploads (version 1.1)      [*] Carpetbag 1.3.5L      [*] Comparison of Supra and Zyxel modems for the Mac      [*] ctc 1.4 (Change Type & Creator)      [*] Dialog View 1.0.2      [*] dinkum 2.1.2 (part 1 of 2)      [*] FRAC 1.0 - 3D Tetris      [*] mcvert-190.shar      [*] Menuette 1.1 control panel      [*] Nisus PostScript Macros 1.1.1      [*] Small Screen 1.2      [*] StuffIt Deluxe 3.0.4 -> 3.0.5 Updater      [*] StuffIt SpaceSaver 1.0.3 -> 1.0.4 Updater      [*] Submission      [*] US Savings Bonds Database      (A) IMAGE CONVERSION      (Q)  Type 1 system error      72 pin SIMMs (C)      AppleColor woes      Apple Developer Prices (C)      Audio and visual analysis of multivariate data series (Q)      Auto-ReBooting software (A) (3 msgs)      AutoDoubler no, CopyDoubler, yes!      Auto Showdown Program (Q)      BBS lists      Bug in finder (small)      Centris 610 and FPU (summary)      Changing from Apple IIgs to Mac (A)      Club Mac Syquest 88 Meg drive: Seems good.      CONNECTING MAC SERIAL PRINTER TO IBMs (Q)      Crippled 68LC040 machines      DeskWriter driver conflicts      Download GScript on 486s for Macs      E-mail address for John Lim (Q)      Flags - in CorelDRAW's clip art      Flags... The answers...      Frktur      ftping .Z      Library Pascal -> C      Longer Mac II Monitor Cable?      Mac 2cx to Quadra 700?      Mac 2cx to Quadra 700? (C)      MacWeek subscription      MacWorld Awards Survey & FullWrite      Memory Interleaf on Quadra 800?      Menu Choice 1.5 problem      NewLook 1.3      NewLook v1.3      Nuntius doesn't work on Quadra?      powerbook lies dormant when power-on key is pressed      QuickTime CLUTs and HyperCard      SpaceSaver 1.0.4 (R)      SuperClock & MS Word 5.x (A)      SuperClock Responses (summary)      System 7.1 and WorldScript Extensions (A)      System Heap and Deskwriter 3.1 driver      System heap and DeskWriter drivers: more misery      TO QUADRA OR TO LC (C)      Upgrading hard drive(s) (A)      What happened to the Cyclone?      Word 5.1 patch oops#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-037.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] AliasMenu 1.1      [*] churchill-quotes.hqx      [*] Disk Rejunevator      [*] gifwatcher2.1.2.sit      [*] SerePlot 2.0 Demo-pt1      [*] Shutdown Movie version 1.0.1      [*] skynet_fc_setting12.sea      [*] slick-willie-countdown.hqx      [*] StuffIt Lite 3.0.5      [*] TidBITS#163/Modems      [*] TidBITS#164/15-Feb-93      32-bit vs 24-bit color      3D buttons: Greg's Buttons vs NewLook - IN THE LAB - 8-)      6.0.8L needed      About the pb 165c...      Apple's Developer Services Discussion      Apple II GS ROM01 REPLACEMENT      BITnet file (IEKP898.NOTE)      BookEndz Docking Stations for Powerbooks?      Books Recommended for Courseware Development in HyperCard ???      Bug in finder (small) (R)      Cataloging Tools For the Mac      Cataloging Utility for Art Work?      Centris 610 - no software power off?      Change of address for Windows (the mac cp) author      Crippled '040 (R)      Cyclone Summary      Dead mice switches      DeskWriter 3.1 Driver Problems (C)      Deskwriter Print      DW Drivers and Memory      Dynatek HD      Exporting EPS to MS Dos      FKeyManager trouble (Q)      FullWrite      Getting ESC key without CLEAR key as well?  etco      Greg's Button's vs. New Look (again...)      How to add a second hard drive "INSIDE" a Mac IIx?      Info-Mac Digest V11 #36      KIWI  Computers      LC III upgrade      LC to LC III upgrade is CHEAP! (in Oz. anyway...)      looking for money-related Finder Icons...      Mac Aquarium kit?  Where Can I get?      Mac as Xterm at home? (Q)      MacDraw contact sheet maker?      Mac GUI front ends for AT&T Mail, EasyLink, or MCI Mail?      Mac TCP/IP available where?      Mactcp/Q700 and builtin ether (A)      MacWeek Subscription      MacWEEK Subscription Address (A)      MacWorld Awards Survey & FullWrite      Memory and DW Drivers con't      Menuette 1.1 control panel : Comments      Miracle pianosystem      Modems and a Mac SE      MPW Fortran?      Nuntius doesn't work on Quadra?      OmegaSane MacWeek Info      Omega SANE resources: where to get them?      Passport Producer demo needed (Q)      PC ImagewriterLQ driver      Presentation ideas      Printer protection!      Replace LC040 with 040 on Centris 610, 650      ResEdit code documetation type?      Retrospect Remote and Restarting Mac      SAKA Awards '93      Single copies only (A)      some questions regarding apple's new ergonomic keyboard      Stack on ancient greek and hebrew      System 7 & postscript files (Q)      System 7.1 and WorldScript Extensions (A)      White Knight & HP Terminal Settings      Word 5.1 Find File Hack      Word Mac List#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-038.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] "Kiwi Script" for System 7.1      [*] Alpha 5.31      [*] AT&Tccl.sit.hqx      [*] Cursor Utilities for HyperCard      [*] dateline32.hqx      [*] Easy Convert 3.0      [*] Edit II 2.1.2      [*] Edit II MW Doc      [*] fantastic.cpt.hqx (an empire master rule set)      [*] info-mac submission      [*] Jewish Calendar      [*] lemming startupscreen      [*] Mac-IBM PC Comparison report      [*] pb-esc-swapped-keyboard.hqx      [*] Please post: Update to HemiRoids      [*] Re: [*] HyperCard Esperanto Course      [*] Reset DTDBs 2.0 [part 1 of 1]      [*] rnMac 0.3b      [*] TechGrapha Font 1.0      [*] tele-finder-30.hqx      [*] xLibrary Demo      (Q) 16" Monitor resolutions.      (Q) Partitioned HD: 1st partition damaged after crash      2 simple Finder questions      3-D design & rendering software?      6.0.8L on current Apple Canada price list      7.0 Installer/locked resource      Add-on rhyming Dictionary      Apple Hdwr Sys Update for s7.1 (Q)      ARA program and long phone number strings      best book(s) for Hypercard/Hypertalk programmer (Q)      Borland in Canada      Bug in finder (not)      Bug in finder (small) (C)      Cabling for 8*24GC+Sampo 20"      Centris 610 & 68040 FPU - Forget it!      Centris 610 and FPU Upgrade      Color printer sharing      Comments needed for LC III (Q)      DeskWriter Problems (RE)      Document formatting query      DW Drivers and Memory      Enablers new releases      Ethernet Phase 1 vs Phase 2      External Case for a Quantum Q250 Drive      FIleMaker Pro (Q)      Flags - in CorelDRAW's clip art (A)      Fraktur [A]      Giving a document its icon (Q)      Gophering via UNIX 2 Mac (Q)      HD *inside* a Plus?      HP-Deskjet 500 driver for Mac? [Q]      Info-Mac Digest V11 #36      KIWI      MacDraw II wont write      MAC Printing      MacWorld Awards Survey & FullWrite      memory problem      Modems [C]      NCSA/BYU TelNet2.5 users - info needed      ncsa telnet 2.5 documentation (Q)      NewLook 1.3      None      PowerBook Express Modem out yet?      Problems Producing RFCs      Problem with MS Word Documents      ResEdit 2.1.1 bug?      Restoring a default configuration      scrapbook / notepad combo wanted      SCSI T-style cable source (Q)      Simple 68K assembler?      SuperClock (Q)      VXs from hell      WANTED: Wind sound      Where is "PowerLess"?      World Scripts (Q)      xbase or filemaker pro recipe/cooking templates???#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-039.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [!] Upload announcements: Some thoughts      [*] mac-to-iso1.0.1b.hqx (util)      [*] MinSystemInstaller101.hqx      [*] nifty-small-color-startup.hqx      [*] Personal Internet connection summary      [*] Simpsons Sounds - Group 5      (Q) Hooking SE/030 and Apple FPD together      .etx    how can I read this sort of files?      16" Monitor resolutions (A)      24 vs 32 bit addressing      address of Alladin Systems      Aldus PPD file for new LaserWriter Pro      Anyone know pricing of new 72 pin SIMMs?      Apple Enablers via ftp?      Auto-ReBooting software (Q)      Background color in MS Word paragraphs      Binhex & "checksum error"      Bug using Colorizing Hypercard      Canvas Updaters      Capturing, reducing text      catalog program      DeskWriter Background & Memory      DeskWriter Problems (RE)      Ethernet in a Quadra (Q)      Ethernet Phase 1 vs Phase 2 (A)      European Apple Release      Font corruption-caution      Fraktur location      getting ncsa/byu telnet 2.5 docs      Glue viewer location?      HP LaserJet4M via Fastpath and PrintMonitor oddities      Info-Mac Digest V11 #31      Info-Mac Digest V11 #37      Info-Mac Digest V11 #38      LaserOneCopy      LaserWriter LS 7.2 Driver?      LCIII upgrade (correction, no stereo sound)      Mac Aquarium (A)      Mac Aquarium kit? Where Can I get?      MacDraw II wont write      Midi Software      NewLook 1.3      NowUtils 4.0.1p menu problems..      NuBus Boxes for SE/30      Old-Mac Conflicts      out of memory in Finder      Partioned HD - partition damage after crash (c)      PowerBook 140 Screen Problem      Presidential address      Problems producing RFDs (c)      Quickdraw printer drivers      Remote Shutdown      Removing Balloon Help      Restart/Shutdown weirdness...      saving/extracting on Usenet (Vnews) [Q]      scrapbook / notepad combo wanted (A)      Screen dimmer after upgrade?      Shareware KERMIT Terminal      Simple 68K assembler? (A)      sources for mac/gnuucp      Startup Problems      Tektronix multimedia patent      Type 1, 2, 3, 28, Buserror the LCs and System 7 (A)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-040.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] ChineseCollection.hqx      [*] Civilization 1.08 updater      [*] HemiRoids 1.0.4      (Q) Can't boot from ext. HD      (Q) Limiting Launches      .etx Files (R)      2 simple Finder questions (      7.1 and MS Mail      Address of Aladdin Systems (R)      Aldus e-mail address      Apple posts site licence prices      Attn Moderator: File Name Error!      Binhex (C)      BYOD more information please      Centris 650 vs. Quadra 700 (Speedometer results)      Color Printers      Comments for LCII and LCIII      DeBinhexing on VAX/VMS systems      External case for Quantum Q250 Drive      ftp.apple.com updates      Getting abode fonts      How I use Easy View with Quick Keys      How to limit acces to macs and count printed pages (Q)      Info-Mac Digest V11 #38      Initialization string for Digicom ScoutPlus modem      installing Operating System      KERMIT, Terminals, and the Apple Comm Tools      mac-rtrace ?      Macintosh PowerBook issues Listserv List      MacLabel Pro - is it reliable?      Mac sounds to Sun?      Midi Software      Mode32 replacement      MPW GNU C Compiler 1.37.1r14 Available      PB Screen Size (Q)      Photoshop printing      PowerBook Express Modem out yet? (A)      Power PC News from Motorola      Presntation Systems (again)      Printing to PostScript under 7.x (A)      Quicktime -> MPEG?      Radius 19" TPD on new Macs      Real data on LC040 vs. 040 performance      request for info      Restoring a default configu      Retrospect Remote and Resta      Simple assembler and a comment      Stuck mice and keys      StuffIt SpaceSaver vs Virus      SVGA monitor to Mac cable (Q)      System Enablers = Frustration      Tektronix patent update      TV episode guides      Where is "PowerLess"? (A) (2 msgs)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-041.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Bolo 0.98      32-bit versus 16-bit data buses (C)      Apple Thought Police?      balloon help      can't find applications under system 7.1      CD-ROMs (How-to books) (Q)      color quickdraw question      Computer-aided pattern drafting?      Cyclone      European Apple Sales      Fax with Supra 14.4 modem (q)      Fried printer port -- I'm sure of it!  Now what?      Fwd: Info-Mac Digest V11 #39      Internal-->External HD (Q)      KERMIT and the Comm Toolbox      La Cie drives for Powerbook      Looking for a (classic) Latin check speller      looking for software      Mac Aquarium kit? Where Can I get?/Thanks      MacCompress & ftping .Z files (A)      Mac file servers      MacWrite Pro (at last!)      Midi Software (A)      Problems Producing RFCs (R)      Removing Balloon Help      SAKAwards'93 rev3      Screwed-up fonts in MacInTax      Serial Loopback Plugs      Shareware font recommendations wanted      SIMM Prices      SpaceSaver & Virus Blockade      Tektronix Patent - Request for Info      updating StuffIt Deluxe      vt100 keypad on the powerbook ?      What is it 'BIN ' 'A/UX'      Whirling noise from LC      WHY SHOULD I WAIT SO LONG TO GET THE CENTRIS ^!)      Word 5.1 compatible with 5.0? (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-042.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] (submission)      [*] Align Folders v1.0      [*] ANEDOCTE TT FONT 1.0      [*] BeforeDark 1.0.3 (a utility)      [*] bird-of-prey.hqx      [*] Birthday Stack      [*] Central Point's Disk Bug Checker      [*] comm/thenews-222.hqx      [*] CompRes.cpt.hqx      [*] CyberMac BBS Settings 410-668-3903      [*] Death to NCSA! 1.0.hqx      [*] Folder Icon Cleaner submission      [*] GNU Indent for MPW version 1.7      [*] Grapher 3.3      [*] HierPopup 3.1      [*] Inside Mac Games, Premier Edition      [*] iq-test.hqx      [*] kodak-photo-cd.txt      [*] macmines.2.1.hqx      [*] maia-20.hqx      [*] Mandella 8.5 -- fractal graphics program      [*] Oingo Boingo Sounds      [*] pbst.sit.hqx      [*] Programmer's Key 1.4.2 by Paul Mercer      [*] random-dot-autostereograms-26.hqx      [*] Reference Link 1.0      [*] sierpinskis-gasket-11.hqx      [*] Strip-Mac! v2.1 -- an 'adult' party game.      [*] Submission      [*] telefinder-301.hqx      [*] Vocabulary Virtuoso Demo App.      [*] warbird-decloaking.hqx      'Border' in WORD5...      'Sticking cursor'      (Q) Apple Tape Backup 40SC      (Q) Open square characters in Word 4      16 Vs. 32bit w/accellerators      3Com EtherLink/Se driver      [Re: [Re: [Euro-Nomenclature Node (fwd)]]]      Apple Menu Icons      Apple Thought Police (A)      Apple Thought Police (R)      Apple Thought Police?      ASCII images of formatted pages      Beware MacInTax Index File!      Can you upgrade Performa 400 to LC III?      Cyclone...      Free Demo Software      Fried printer port -- I'm sure of it! Now what? (A)      Ghostscript, how to print (Q)      HELP!!!  More MacInTax problems... (long winded flame!)      Info-Mac Digest V11 #40      Internal-->External HD (A)      Mac IIci "golf pants"      MacLayers on HP-UX      Maximum Memory on Mac Plus      Midi software (A)      Modem for a Classic      PB 160 and VGA monitor      Public Lab Utils      Quickdraw printer drivers (R)      Restoring a default configu      SCSI Termination Resistors?      Simpson episode ftp site      SpaceSaver & Virus Blockade      subscription      Supra Fax Modem v.32bis (F)      Terminal program comparison      The DT's on a 14" color screen      UNIX->Mac->UNIX->Mac PostScript (Q)      Updating STuffit Engine to 3.0.5      WaiStation      Word 5.1/5.0 compatability (R)      Word 5.1 compatible with 5.0? (A) (2 msgs)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-043.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] an updated version of Tank Wars      [*] bolo-random-map-generator.hqx      [*] finder-to-front.hqx      [*] FindIt 1.1.1      [*] husky startupscreen      [*] naff.hqx      [*] rnMac 0.4b      [*] Speed Message II (v2.0) - E-mail Utility      [*] TE32K version 1.1      [*] text-merge-2.hqx      [*] the-wall-message.cpt.hqx      [*] TidBITS#165/22-Feb-93      (Q) Personal LaserWRiter LS 7.2 driver?      3Com EtherLink/Se driver      Apple tape backup device      Apple Thought Police (C)      At Ease file management solution      Beware MacInTax, get the updates (Comment)      Centris 800x600 16bit color  (Q)      Disk Cache in Mac OS      DoubleColor SX card in Centris 650?      Econometrics and Neural Net Applications - suggestions?      European Apple Sales...      Ghostscript 2.5.2b1 woes      ghostscript ?      Hard Disk Failures on Mac      Imagewriter problem      Info-mac Mirors in Europe?      Installing Quadra V-RAM (Q)      Internet Networks in France?      iq test      Looking for MACRoad (sp ??)      MacInTax problems, part 2 (much beter, this time!)      Mac Plus Maximum Memory      MATLAB and Error of Type 1 (Q)      Microsoft Excel on MAC & PC      MIDI software for Macintosh      networking Quadras to IBM workstations (Q)      Open square characters in Word 4 (2 msgs)      out of memory in Finder (C)      Photographic composites from Video [Q]      Presentation Systems (A)      Printer Driver for 512E      Printing to ASCII files      Radius MATH and Omega Sane      Removing Balloon Help (A)      Request for test of accelerated LC vs. LCIII      rubbing Presidential shoulders      Search for Memory-Ulitity      Supra Fax Modem v.32bis (2 msgs)      Supra Fax Modem v.32bis (F)      TaxCut      Tektronix Patent - Request for Info      Thoughts on the Centris      Updating Stuffit Deluxe to version 3.05      V32bis and Zmodem      Where is "PowerLess"? (A)      Whistle from LC      Word, RTF & e-mail#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-044.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [!] 32-Bit Enabler & Hardware System Update on ftp.apple.com      'alis' template (Q)      'Sticking cursor' (A)      (A) Apple Tape Backup 40SC      (A) Open square characters      Apple Adjustable keyboard (Q)      CD-ROM over Netware 3.11 ?      Centris 800x600 16bit color (A)      Clipboard Help      empire master      First Things First extra clocks?      Fried printer port (C)      Futura SX & Seiko      Getting rid of PrintMonitor from System 7      GL Graphics Viewer (Q)      GraphOn X Terminals      Hard Drives (C)      How I use Easy View with Quick Keys formatting correction, sorry!      ibm/mac comparison      Info-mac Mirors in Europe (A)      Installing Quadra V-RAM (A) (3 msgs)      Installing VRAM      iq test (2 msgs)      Is/has anyone used TimesTwo?      LC's with VGA monitors      LCIII SVGA Video??      Looking for LaserLog utility (Q)      Macintalk? Macinmute      MacInTax Problems (C)      MATLAB and Error of Type 1 (R)      Maximum Memory on Mac Plus      Music notation software      Mysterious Icon--What Program, and Why Loading BEFORE Antiviral?      NuBus Boxes for SE/30 (R)      Old SE, System 7 Font conflicts (Q)      Personal CD-ROMs?      Photographic composites from Video [partial A]      PowerBook 140 Screen Proble      Public Lab Utils (A)      Public Lab Utils (R)      Quadra VRAM installation      replace existing dialog hack      Selling used monitors      Silly questions of a new user      Speech Recognition      Stuffit 3.0.5 engine upgrade      StyleWriter II vs. DeskWriter      SupraFAXModem 14400 v.32bis modem      suprafax v32 bis      System 7.0.1 vs. 7.1?      The hardware system upgrade is great!      VIRTUAL MEMORY      Window title bar behind menu bar (Q)      Word 5.0 Line Weight (Q)      X Windows for the Mac#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-045.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [!] [*] Disinfectant 3.0      [*] 1TrashEmptier      [*] Deep Space 9 pictures      [*] FiveDice1.3.cpt.hqx      [*] FontLibrary1.0.cpt.hqx      [*] info-mac/card/x/file-rsrc-misc-utils.hqx      [*] info-mac/comm/ftpd-200.hqx      [*] maia-21a.hqx      [*] menu-icons-micn19.sit.hqx (in cp directory)      [*] MenuChoice 1.6 submission      [*] MiniScreen 1.7 -- Desktop Shrinker Demo      [*] Mudd Ticker 1.0.7      [*] New version of MICN      [*] Passport Producer1.0 demo      [*] Powerless 1.0b3 -- Shutdown Scheduler Demo      [*] Privacy 1.0      [*] Re: transcription editor      [*] rnMac 0.4b      [*] Stack: StackStarter-bp971.hqx      [*] startupscreen: asprin molecule      [*] Startupscreen: Bart      [*] Tron 4.0      [*] VideoToolbox.93.2.23      [*] WorldTime.hqx      [*] ZyXEL U1496 Modems Resaler's listing      (Q) How to lock the SYSTEM folder      16" Monitor resolutions ABC's      A Better Disk Light? [R]      Annoying Problems with Supra V.32bis Modems      Any experience with Powerkey?      apparently "sticking" mouse cursor      Apple ][e disk drive woes (Q)      Apple Adjustable keyboard (Q)      AppleSingle format - what is it?      Apple Tape Drive (A)      Better Disk Light      Broken SIMM sockets--how to fix?      CheckBook Manager program available? (Q)      CommToolbox Tools      Download info discussion      drivers      Duo Dock VRAM (Q)      experiences with FutureBasic?      ftping .Z      German Apple distribution      Getting rid of PrintMonitor from System 7 (2 msgs)      Getting rid of PrintMonitor from System 7 (A)      Getting rid of PrintMonitor from System 7 (R)      GraphOn X Terminals vs MacTCP      hard drive won't mount      INQUIRY      IQ Test (C)      LAPIS Technologies      LCIII slot - what is it      LC whirring sound      Linear Regression App (Summary)      Mac IIsi Dayna Ethernet problem      MacinTax      MacPlus memory upgrade (Q)      mac unix      Mail merge in QuarkXPress      Mysterious Icon--What Program, and Why Loading BEFORE Antiviral?(A)      not Installing MacInTax fonts (Reply)      Old Mac floppy access/startup screen question      Phonetic (IPA) Fonts (Q)      PowerBook 140 Screen Proble      Printing Postscript on a DeskWriter      Quirky Mac Plus Monitor-Q      re Apple's crippled machines ...      Selling used monitors (R)      Start Up Icon (A)      Stick Software/Ben Haller      student discount...      Tektronix Patent - Request for Info      Tektronix Patent - Request for Info (Reply)      Tektronix Patent vs. QuickTime      Token-ring Cards      V32bis and Zmodem      Where to get rid of PowerBook Fax/Data Modem?      Wierd Icon on Top of Hard Disc Icon      Window title bar behind menu bar (A)      Word 4.0 docs carry 32bit-dirtiness with them?      zmodem tool#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-046.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Murph's VAPORWARE Column for March 1993      (Q) Open square characters in Word 4      (Q) Original Imagewriter with new Performas?      (Q) Video card for FPU slot of Classic II.   (Q)      13" RGB Recall. One Last Time.      16" Monitor resolutions      32-bit-dirty documents?  (A)      32-bit Enabler Doesn't      32-Bit Enabler Problem      7.1 Font Strangeness      7.1 hardware.update enabler (Q)      apparently "sticking" mouse cursor  (A)      Apple's 32-Bit System Enabler and ATM (Q)      Apple's crippled machines (Please, no ... not again!!)      ARA with both Ethernet and AppleTalk (Q)      backing up to the future      Broken SIMM sockets--how to fix? [C]      Classic boot from ROM (A)      clipboards      ClockAdjust question      Corrupted word 5.0 file (any clues?)      different cable for PB "disk mode"?      Font Types (Q)      Frame grabber capturing 3 signals on trigger (Q)      Freedom of the Press      Hi      HP-12C Calculator DA      Icon Movement      Imagewriter Spooler      Inside Mac Games, cont'd      Is/has anyone used TimesTwo?      LC's with VGA (R)      LCIII slot - what is it  (A)      Looking for Laser Writer Lockout      MacAPP      MacInTax      Mac Plus Memory Upgrade (A)      MacPlus memory upgrade (Thanks)      Maximum Memory on Mac Plus      Music notation software (A) (2 msgs)      Old SE, System 7, Font Conflicts (R)      PING XCMD      PLUS      PostScript w/o a header      PowerKey and PowerKey Remote (A)      Practical Peripherals 14.4 fax modem      Printing and Fonts      Rodime Drives & System 7      SCSI Probe alternatives...      Sticky mice      Teachtext font change (Q)      Transformer needed for StyleWriter II in France (Q)      V32bis/sz/and Zterm      vette updater      Vocabulary builder at startup?      Which enabler? (Q)      Whoa!! Q700 & Apple 14" INCOMPATIBLE!      Why ".bin" add on?      Why write Un*x instead of Unix?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-047.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] 1992 Canadian Tax Templates      [*] a-whole-new-world.hqx      [*] app/JPEG-Convert-10.hqx      [*] Car Alarm Beeper.hqx      [*] Clipboard Help (A)      [*] Color "MultiBit" Fonts      [*] Default Folder 2.30 (2 msgs)      [*] double-scroll-202.hqx      [*] Edit II 2.1.3 SEA      [*] FirstClass: Electronic Pen Settings      [*] First Things First Clock Files      [*] Gestalt XFCN 3.2.1      [*] gif-converter-231.hqx      [*] Giger - Lord of the Rings      [*] H.R. Giger Screen      [*] HPopupMenu XFCN 3.1.2      [*] Inexpensive MIDI resources for the Macintosh - FAQ & Report      [*] Introductory Macintosh frequently asked questions (FAQ)      [*] lang/QuickBASIC to FutureBASIC Converter      [*] Mac-IBM PC Comparison report 1.4      [*] Macintosh system software frequently asked questions (FAQ)      [*] mcvert-200.shar      [*] Miscellaneous Macintosh frequently asked questions (FAQ)      [*] PatchLoader      [*] Preschool Primer 1.0      [*] RevRdist 1.4.0.8      [*] rinaldi-externals 3.1      [*] SmSolSysLT.sea.hqx      [*] source/c/JPEG-Convert-src10.hqx      [*] Startupscreen: Tigeress      [*] submission: MacLHA 2.10      [*] The 25MHz IIsi      [*] Tonto      'stick' mouse      (Q) still, can't find applications under system 7.1      (Q) TT to Postscript and back ...      14" Apple Color Monitor (Q)      32-bit System Enabler      7.1 Communication Problems      7.1 hardware.update enabler (A) (2 msgs)      a BBEdit-like editor for Unix?      A location for NFS shareware?      AppleTalk Zone Naming [Q]      astute netters......      ATM vs. Truetype (for LC III and Stylewriter II)      Audio signal generator      Automatic saver? Sav-O-Matic?      best book(s) on progamming with Hypertalk      Best size for partions? (q)      Centris-610 and software fpu extension, or eventual hardware fpu      Centris 650      clipboards (R)      e-disk?      Font Types (C)      Free Adobe Type Manager and Fonts Offer      Freedom of the Press (A)      FTPing by mail?      GL Graphics Viewer (A)      group de-hqx/sit/cpt/sea      hacking TeachText to recognise CLUT (Q)      Image transfer by Internet -- Q      Imagewriter Spooler      inf-mac      Info-Mac Digest V11 #46      little spreadsheet that doesn't use lots of memory wanted      LWIIf listed in wrong zone!      Mac IIx power down problems      mac unix      Meeting Maker and 7.1      Music notation software      Music notation software (C)      Nisus-Info list info (C)      optical mice (Q)      PB100 Power Problem      PLUS (minuses)      Postscript <-> TT Converter (Q)      Power cache for Mac IIcx      Printing and fonts (A)      Problem with ObiWan (Q)      Request for Smarter TeachText      Save Word as WordPerfect5.1      Scrapbook files      SE\30 problems      Sticky Mouse (A-Maybe)      Student discounts on Apple hardware      Sub-windows in Comms toolbox      Supra modem experiences      Swiss Army Knife Awards      Teachtext font change (A)      TEXAS hypercard stack?      Transformer for SWII in Paris      Using a PB in a car      Whining noise on LC      Why .bin addon (R)      Why write Un*x instead of Unix? (A)      Windows on the Mac??      Wizzy Fonts      Word 4.0 docs carry 32bit-dirtiness with them?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-048.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Excel 3.0 Tax Forms (Ontario)      [*] mac.ftp.list Version 3.2      [*] MuddTicker1.0.8.sit      [*] no subject (file transmission)      [*] sniff 0.9.0b2      [*] TidBITS#166/01-Mar-93      'stick' mouse      040 vs. LC040 (again)      32-bit enabler (Not!)      32-bit enablers & Virtual 3      32-bit System Enabler      32-bit System Enabler - ROM Upgrade New info      ATM (PostScript vs. TrueType)      ATM 3.0/Interfax Conflicts      ATM at a FTP site ???      Best Open and Save As... dialog enhancers?      CARMEN TIME upgrade      Decent editors for Unix      DeltaGraph vs. KaleidaGraph (Q)      double scroll arrows (Q)      Ethershare      Free ATM Offer      Frozen trackball on Startup of Duo 230      FTPing by mail? (A)      group de-hqx/sit/cpt/sea (R)      Help needed setting up FRENCH system!      Icons - where can I find them?      ImgewriterI problem      Info-Mac Digest V11 #47      NowMenu and Sys7.1 font display problem (C)      PB100 Power Problem (2 msgs)      PowerBook list?      RE; Turning off PrintMonitor in Public Labs      SAM 3.5      Save Word as WordPerfect5.1 (2 msgs)      Soft PC - now "semi"-Windows capable (QA)      Sticky Mice AND Shifty Keys      Tektronix's General Counsel Resigns (!)      TEXAS (now FreeText) HC stack (A)      The Chip Merchant (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-049.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] After Dark FAQ 0.1 for submission (long)      [*] ClarisWorks Demo      [*] Giger-203-16in.sit.hqx      [*] Giger Landscape X      [*] grapher-331      [*] Jerome's Journal      [*] Mac-Mac, Mac-PC-Mac, Mac-AppleWorks-Mac, Mac-Sun-Mac (A)      [*] macfacts-ii.txt      [*] Mazer 3D 2.2      [*] pict-show-14.hqx      "Lost" LWIIf Resolved!      32-bit enablers      32-Bit System Enabler      7.1 slowing down print tasks on AppleTalk LAN?      <Q> What is InfoLog      [ ListEARN List Processor (1.3)      <[e-mail]: File: "INFO-MAC MAIL"      being sent to you ]      Apple HD Setup      Appletalk auto-login (Q)      A Public Internet Service      ARA CCL Modification steps      ARA High Speed Hookup      Best size for partitions (A)      can Q700 upgraded to Q800?      cursor style changer?      DeskWriter 3.1 AppleTalk spooling?      driver for HP 4m      Enablers... (2 msgs)      File: "INFO-MAC MAIL" being sent to you      Frozen trackball on Startup of Duo 230      HELP!! Crashed Hard Drive!! (please)      Help needed setting up FRENCH system!      How to get a Mac Postscript File show on the NeXT      I got my icons back !!!!      Image transfer by Internet (A)      Info-Mac Digest V11 #48 (2 msgs)      LC III Ethernet cards      Mac as a FAX server?      Macintalk? Macinmute      MacsBug Inquiry      Maxtor 7213S disk drive      Mysterious Icon--What Program, and Why Loading BEFORE Antiviral?      Printing from MacGhostscript      re-Atm -PostscriptVS Truetype.      Request for Info      SAM 3.5      SAM 3.5 (A)      Save Word as WordPerfect5.1 (A)      SHADOWwriter for sharing non-networkable printers?      Size of Desktop file on Diskettes      still, can't find applications under system 7.1 (A)      Student discounts on Apple Hardware      StyleWriter "blinking" problem (Q)      sys7.1 sharing setup problem      Term & Apple Express Modem & 7171 problem      Transformer for SWII in Paris      Xinet K-Ashare, NFS/Share, Pathway Client NFS, Unix-to-Mac (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-050.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] AutoLock 1.3      [*] backgammon.hqx      [*] bookbinder.hqx      [*] DinkClass      [*] How to determine the minimum space allocated to a file (answer)      [*] Inside Mac Games Color March 93      [*] LaunchPad 2.0.1      [*] loan-amort-table.hqx (ClarisWorks SS)      [*] louie-toons.hqx      [*] MacGS 2.5.2b2 Runtime (1 of 2)      [*] ShowShare 1.1.0      [*] Startupscreen: Computer grapes      [*] storybook.hqx      32-Bit Enabler (Continued Kvetch)      32-bit System Enabler      32-bit System Enabler -- works here      Abaton Interfax      Appletalk auto-login (A)      A Public Internet Service (2 msgs)      A Public Internet Service (C)      ARA High Speed Hookup (R)      ARA on a PSI ComStation?      Audio CD catalog program wanted      best book(s) on progamming with Hypertalk (A)      Can Q700 be upgraded to Q800? (A)      CD-300i and audio      Client crashes AppleShare s      Decent editors for Unix      double scroll arrows (A)      Driver for HP 4M      Drivers for HP 4M (R,C)      error -192 on desktop rebuild (Q)      Expert Color Paint and Expert Astronomer      FaxSTF & old AppleFax modem (Q)      File Sharing      Good gray-scale on LW II from Photoshop: How?      help!-Mac hangs, unexpectedly quits applications      Help! Ethernet Cards (Q)      Help needed setting up FRENCH system! (A)      info-mac/util/disk-bug-checker...      Info-Mac Digest V11 #49      InfoLog      John Dvorak      Lost Sound on a IIsi      M/O Drive Question      Mac IIx power up problems      Macintalk, and French System.      Macintalk? Macinmute      MacLand hard drives      MacsBug and crashes      MacsBug Tips      MacsBug won't restart Mac      Mac Serial Printer cable for Epson (IBM Centronics type)      Mouse button problems -- Liam replies      PICS file format...?      Possible answer to question in IM-digest V11#49      Problems with the new SAM Virus definition File      Review of Macintosh PC Exchange      Serial connection      Soft PC - now "semi"-Windows capable (QA)      Sound Q      SpaceSaver and disappearing customized icons (Q)      tone generator (A)      To tip or not to tip      Turning off PrintMonitor in Public Labs (C)      WriteNow Dictionary (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-051.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] attoClock 1.0      [*] Battleship 1.3      [*] BlackJack 1.0      [*] Cdev Tester 7.0      [*] Color Startup Screen      [*] HemiRoids 1.0.7      [*] Investment Tracker 1.1      [*] MacLHA 2.10.2      [*] MiniScreen 1.7.1 Demo -- Desktop Shrinker (Repost)      [*] MuddTicker1.1.0.sit      [*] New, BIG Bolo map - with .hqx      [*] Phonebook Plus STF 1.0      [*] Print2Pict3.5      [*] Re: Bill_Trash_1.0.cpt.hqx      [*] S100BatchBin2.2.cpt.hqx      [*] ShowShare 1.2.0      [*] Speedometer-various-20.hqx      [*] Tetris2000-v-1-4.hqx      [*] the latest greatest Weather FAQ      [*] WriteNow 3.0 Filters for PageMaker      32-bit Enabler      Abaton and Interfax/ATM3.0      After Dark (StarTrek)      Apollo and Eudora      Auto-Lock (C)      CAP and Retrospect (Q)      Cap does do Phase II Ethertalk (was Xinet,...)      CD-300i and audio (A)      DDP - IP through Netware?      Disk Bug Checker (R)      DiskDoubler* patcher to 3.7.7      Does VM prefer a partition of its own? (Q)      Driver for HP LaserJet IIIsi (Q)      Expanding System Software      Expert Color Paint (A)      Gopher Apps      HELP!! Crashed Hard Drive!! (A)      Help with MacTCP (Q)      How can you make your own gamma?      Hypercard for the beginner(me!)      info-mac/util/disk-bug-checker...  ( A)      Info-Mac Digest V11 #50      Internet rookie requests decompression help      Jerome's Journal Password.      John Dvorak      Kaleidagraph, Deltagraph et al (A)      Keybounce on PowerBook Duo      Listserv address      M/O Drive Question      M/O Drive Question (A) (3 msgs)      Mac as a FAX server? (A)      Macsbug      MacTCP problems...      MacX 1.2      mcvert.shar      Non-breaking en dash in Word 4.0 (Q)      NuBus Ethernet cards      Please help with QuickTime movie (Q)      Printer log file      SE boot up problem (Q)      Setting up a French system (A)      Starup Screen Oddness      Thanks for SAM opinions      Using a DeskWriter w/ Windows      What is GhostScript?      What is InfoLog (A)      Word 5.0a -> 5.1      WriteNow Dictionary (A)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-052.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] MuddTicker1.1.0.sit      21MB flopticals: anachronism?      3Com EtherLink/SE using Sys 7.0x      [Q] Two monitors causing the flickers      Abaton Interfax      Ashare 3 clients' jumbled folder contents      daily quotas      Disk Bug Checker, Mea Culpa      Diskdoubler* Patcher To 3.7.7      Does VM prefer a partition of its own? (A)      double scroll arrows (R)      Earth-moon movie (A)      flow chart planning      Folder icons -> mini-app icons ?      Full page display connector docs (Q)      getting started with QuickTime (Q)      high speed modem, Term, Kermit, WhiteKnight, and ZTerm      How do I expand a ".pit" file?      Info-Mac Digest V11 #51      Info. about time program      Internal Modems For Pb100      Internet rookie requests decompression help (A)      Intro to Macintosh Class      John Dvorak (2 msgs)      Keybounce on PowerBook Duo      LCIII price and availability in England (Q)      Line in Apple Color Monitor (S)      MAC-L Back To Normal      Mac Generated Storms      Mac IIvx => Centris      MacsBug quirk      MacsBug won't restart Mac      Mail Order Woes      Meetering Software      Mr. Dvorak (C)      Multimedia and full screen video applications      Please help with Quicktime movie      Please help with QuickTime movie (A)      PowerBook 140 vs 145      Problems with Apple 14" Monitors      Removing a ghost init      Reset DTDB (Q)      Star Trek GIF request      Sys 7.1 for Q700?      Virtual Memory      Why my custom icons disappear?      Word 5.0a -> 5.1a (A)      WordPerfect Works Upgrade?      Writing an XCMD in Think C; Does an XCMD to send serially to printer      exist?      XTND Translators not working w/ ClarisWorks 1.0.3      Zoom VFX V.32bis and SupraFaxModem V.32bis - which is better?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-053.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] BoloStar 1.1      [*] Dragon 1.02 - A Shanghai Clone      [*] graphsys1.21.cpt.hqx....      [*] Infinity Windoid v2.2      'Real world' effect of Daystar in LC      'Sticking cursor' (A)      (Q) Damaged Floppy      [Q] PD Audio Dubbers for Quicktime Films?      Advice needed on sources for SIMMS      Application Icons on Folders(A)      Automated Software Testing      Best open/save dialog enhancers      daily quotas      Daily Quotas (A)      de-hqxing files on VMS      DOS to Mac to DOS      Ethernet Storms      Excel 4.0 (windows) & Excel 4.0 (mac) (Q)      Expanding System Software (A)      Folder Icons (A)      Folder icons -> mini-app icons ? (2 msgs)      Formatting third-party hard drives with "Apple HD SC Setup"      FoxBASE+      Galileo Earth-Moon Movies      Grim Reaper Trash Icon (Q)      How do I expand a ".pit" file? (A)      How do I expand a .pit file (A)      How to avoid v____ in SEA's      How to open a PowerBook Duo? (Q)      IIsi sound input and output jacks (Q)      Info-Mac Digest V11 #52      John Dvorak      LaserWriter with a PC (Q)      LC III and Apple-2 card??      LCIII colors on NEC 4FG      Learning Morse on the Mac (Q)      Low-cost, quality tape drives (Q)      mac.archive.umich.edu problems      Mac 128K & 512K system disks.      MacInTax warning      MacsBug      MacsBug won't restart Mac      Mail Order Woes (A)      Maxima, Finder Palette and Vanishing Icons (Q)      Metering software (R)      OmegaSANE in Q700      Optical Mice,      printing using system 7.1      print shop-like app      Privacy of Wealth Builder      Quadra 800 SIMM $$$      Recommendations requested for PB100 modem in Ecuador (Q)      Ren and Stimpy Icons      Request for LC III benchmarks      ROM/HD troubles (Q)      SCSI & CD-300i      Update of Scanman2.1 [Q]      Virtual Mem & IIci (R)      Word 5.0a -> 5.1a (A)      Word 5.1 upgrade#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-054.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] 3D-GrafSys-121.doc in mac incoming      [*] an upload (under separate cover)      [*] Ars Magna source      [*] BabyLabyrinth      [*] backgammon.hqx      [*] BBEdit Extensions (Insert Column & Spaces to Tabs)      [*] disk-bug-checker-11.hqx      [*] Edit II 2.1.4.sea      [*] FOCUS 14.4 Data+Fax Modem ARA Script      [*] Folder Icons (Iconder resubmission)      [*] GIFConverter 2.3.1->2.3.2 Update part 01/01      [*] GIFConverter 2.3.2 part 01/19      [*] HyperWais-1.4.sea.hqx      [*] OSI_OOP      [*] OtherMenu 1.0b16 extension      [*] pawpaw.hqx      [*] QM-Biff 1.0      [*] QuickTime Morphing Example      [*] rnMac 0.5b      [*] TE32K 1.2      [*] TETRIS-2000-15.hqx      [*] TidBITS#167/08-Mar-93      [*] tidbits-151-to-160.hqx      21 Mb Floptical experience      32-bit enabler on Mac II      [+] BoloStar FTP Site      A Better LaserWriter Downloader???      Advice for the video perplexed? (Q)      AltCDEF-Scrolling conflict---(probably) NOT! (C)      A Quote for You!      Bad Apple Malaysian Mice (Update)      Capturing Mac desktop to a PICT file      Color Classic      Comments wanted re: Quota & Keyserver      DECnet for Mac w/System 7.1...      Disk Defrag      DOS to Mac to DOS  (A)      DoubleScroll (Q)      double scroll arrows (C)      Duo modem installation      Enablers for Mac II fx?      Ethernet AND Video on a NuBus card?      Excel 4.0 (windows) & Excel 4.0 (mac) (A)      Family Tree Software (Q)      file management for At Ease      Fonts      Format HD disks as 800K (very belated reply)      How to connect a HP Paintjet Printer to a Mac Quadra (Q)      How to Use Photograde and 600 dpi on LaserWriter IIg(Q)      Hypercard books?      Info-Mac Suggestion      Japanese Word Processor???      John Dvorak  (C)      mac.archive.umich.edu problems      mac.archive.umich.edu problems (R)      Mac Books For Novices?      MacinTax--another horror story      MacInTax warning      MacIntercomm and Mercury Systems      Mail Order Woes (A)      Meetering Software      Meetering Software (A)      Mr. Dvorak (C)      old mac system question      omegasane (sorry)      OmegaSANE patch      Pictures of SE'S roms.      PowerBook modems      Printer tracking software...      Q: tgrind for the Mac?      QuickMail default form question...      SCSI chain configuration ( was SCSI & CD-300i )      Setting up a French system (A)      Software:  Managing Your Money 5.0 (Q)      Something for Nothing? Using 2400 bps modem at 9600 bps      SuperPaint 3.0 & MS Word 5.1 conflict?      System 7.1 and Microsoft Mail 3.1 upgrade (no-no)      Termination (Q)      trackball with un-removable balls      Update Of Scanman2.1 [A]      Word 5.0a -> 5.1 (A)      Zoom VFX V.32bis/SupraFaxModem V.32bis - which is better? (A)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-055.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] EtherLAN SC v1.44 Software      [*] Knott.gif for posting      [*] paximperia1.0.2update.hqx      [*] Planet 4.0      [*] startupscreen: Cowgirl-USA      [*] Suppl. Gestalt Selectors List      [*] twelfth.night.1.cpt.hqx      (Q) downloading postscript      21 Mb Flopticals      [Q] SE startup problem      Abaton Interfax Hardware/Software Upgrades      Advice on sources for SIMMs (A)      Apple Disk Copy      AT&T modem?      Bad Apple Malaysian Mice (C)      Bug in Scrolling      Cabletron Ethernet Card Problems      Civilization Cheat Patch      Color on LCIII an LCII      Computer Music Workshops      DAVID network protocals (Q)      DECnet and SYS 7.1      DiskCopy      DOS to Mac to DOS      DOS to Mac to DOS  (A)      Duo & Express modum & Term 4.6.4 & 7171 to CMS      duo dying in sleep      E-mail directory services      Enabler Woes (C)      Expert Astronomer (A)      floptical disks: first impressions      FoxBASE+ (A)      FoxBASE+ header      Global HyperCard User Group establishment      Greg Buttons crashes PowerPoint 3.0?      Help! Init Name Please.      Home made memory      How to avoid v____ in SEA's (R) (2 msgs)      Hypercard books (A)      Hypercard books?      IIsi lost sound again (reply & question)      John Dvorak      LCIII 8MB 72pin SIMM      Mac-In-Tax experiences      MacGambit Compiler (Q)      MacInTax Upgrade (????)      MacIntercomm again      MACtivity 93      Mail Manager...old Mac program      modem use in japan      Novice Mac books      Old Mac system question (A)      Omega Sane and PB Duo      OmegaSANE and Quadra 800      Page layout      pawpaw.hqx (C)      PB Duo 230 w/Active Matrix  ( Q)      Read/Write Mac hard drives on an IBM!      Recommendations requested for PB100 modem in Ecuador (A)      ROM/HD troubles (A)      Scrolling cp      Software: Managing Your Money 5.0 (Q)      Something for Nothing? (A)      Sound input/editing (Q)      Summary of advice on SIMMS dealers      SuperBoomerang 4.01p bootup problem (Q)      WAV files with System 7      Word 4.0 Question      XPress mail merge (A)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-056.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] desktop-textures-iii.hqx      (A) downloading postscript      [Q] Quadra 700 Ethernet diagnostics      Anyone use MacMeasure (Q)      Apple guidelines      AT&T Modem (A)      Civilization Cheat Patch      CServe & internet mail      DECnet for Mac w/System 7.1 (R)      DiskDup+ vs Apple's DiskCopy      e-mail adress of Chris Moll, author of graph_3d ?      Expert Astronomer (C)      Greg's Buttons crashes PowerPoint (not for me)      groff-mac      Hard Drive Stiction problems      help/multimedia contest      How to avoid v____ in SEA's (R)      How to open a PowerBook Duo? (Q)      Hypercard books?      Hypercard sound to sys7 sound.  How to do it?      Info-Mac Suggestion (C)      Infolog [Q]      Inside Mac Games - March '93      ISBN bar code utility (Q)      LAN Variable RAM Allocation (Q)      LC III Ethernet cards      LC III VRAM, monitors & SIMMs (A)      MacGambit Compiler (A)      Mac Generated Storms (C)      MacsBug won't restart Mac      Mactivity'93 information      MACtivity 93 (A)      MYM 5.0      Old Mac system question (C)      Omega SANE      Opening folders/files impossible (Q)      PC Exchange (C)      PICT display on desktop      printing problems...      QuickMail default form ques      SE/Ethernet/Telnet Problems (Q)      UK Sumex mirror      Util/Desktop Textures-iii.hqx      Which draw program? - Canvas vs Intellidraw (Q)      Word upgrade#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-057.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] AGenT      [*] a HyperCard FTP site (partial listing)      [*] ApplWindows 2.0.1      [*] Babylabyrinth_1.0.sea.hqx      [*] Checksum 1.0      [*] DiskDup+ 2.11      [*] Easy Errors 1.0      [*] Galaxis1.2.hqx      [*] icons.sea.hqx...      [*] info-mac/report/comp-sys-mac-comm-faq.txt      [*] M&M III 1.02 update      [*] MacKermit 0.99(188) submission      [*] Mandella 8.6 -- fractal graphics program      [*] More KNGPA Bolo maps      [*] MovieMaker 1.2 -- PICTs to Movie program      [*] please replace existing file      [*] SE ROM Picture Program      [*] Space Texture      [*] startupscreen: robot dog      [*] uchicago desktop textures      [*] UPLOADING suntar 1.3.3      [*] WhiteKnight script for CI$ v.06/01/92 (5th version)      21 MP Flopticals: followup      32-bit enabler solution (2 msgs)      7.1 Fonts Folder outside of System Folder? (Q)      [Q] Where's the best place for a microphone?      Abaton InterFax (cont'd)      An open letter to John Norstad (2 msgs)      Apple's Educational Marketing Plan?      AppleTalk Remote Access freeze [Q]      article response submission      Balloon Writer (?) wanted      Best Open and Save As... dialog enhancers? (Summary)      Can I get mail order by email (Q)      CD-ROM driver needed to make Sun CD ROM work with Mac      Changing the date in folder listings      Compatibility CDEV      Controlling Paragraph placing in Word (Q)      Creating True Type Fonts      Custom Sound in MS Mail      DECnet for Mac...(R)      DECnet for Mac w/System 7.1 (R)      directory problem? (Q)      DiskCopy      DiskCopy apology (C)      DiskDup+ vs Apple's DiskCopy      downloading postscript (A)      Driver for HP LaserJet IIIsi (A)      Duo-Woes      DuoDock and color screen > 16"      FileGuard problem      Formatting third-party hard drives with "Apple HD SC Setup" (Fol      FTP problem (Q)      Geneva-->Helvetica?      Greg's Buttons and PowerPoint      Greg's Buttons crashes PowerPoint 3.0?      Hard Drive Stiction problems      Help ClarisWorks & AppleWor      HELP LC III and Apple-2 car      Hints on preparing an archive for distribution      How to avoid v____ in SEA's (R)      How to save files in NCSA TELNET 2.5?      Human Interface Guidelines      Icon wanted...      Info-Mac Digest V11 #56      Intolerably slow HP DeskWriter printing in Texture.      LC III VRAM & bit depth (correction)      LC III VRAM, monitors & SIMMs (A)      LCII vs. LCIII, software      Looking for voice mail software that can make a call.      Macsbug won't re-boot a MacPlus either...      MacTel name change      Mactivity'93 information      Mouse/Caps lock problem?      MYM 5.0 vs. MacMoney 3.52      Oemga-SANE      Partitioning A File ?      Paw-paw After Dark module      PB 170 refusing to power down HD      PhotoShop JPEG Utils      PICT display on desktop (R)      Planet 4.0      printing problems...(r)      Question on Japanese system and system enablers      Robs' PICS (?) AfterDark module      screen depth switching under program control (R)      suggestions      Suggestions on which Mac to purchase(help soon)...      Super Boomerang hang      Unix-Mac connections      Updating the path of an alias      western style font (Q)      Why not just buy it and not write a thesis (A)      Word upgrade (C)      wrapping startup icons (Q)      WriteNow sold to Wordstar      XRemote#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-058.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] America Online Download Manager Assistant      [*] AT&T DataPort 14.4K Report      [*] AutoLock 1.3.1      [*] BBEdit Extensions (Insert Column & Spaces to Tabs)      [*] BeyondmididemoV2.3.txt ...for 00index.txt area in mac/sound/midi      [*] bolo-map-editor-100.hqx      [*] Deconstructor 1.1      [*] Default Folder 2.31 submission      [*] Dialog View 1.0.4      [*] DiskDup+ 2.11      [*] FileMaker_Pro_Contacts+2.02.hqx      [*] IconFamilyMaker22.cpt.hqx      [*] Mac & IBM Compare-Version 1.5      [*] mac-grid-10.hqx      [*] Mac MPEG viewer 0.15      [*] Minitel/Mac      [*] NewQuickB.PROC for WhiteKnight (not really new) submission      [*] New version of /info-mac/report/mac-tcp-info.txt      [*] pb-battery-voltage-13.hqx      [*] QuickB DA V1.0 (Dec. 4, 1990) submission      [*] Re: After Dark FAQ 0.2 submission      [*] Reference Link 1.1      [*] sniff 1.0.1.sit.hqx      [*] Stevie.Ray.Startup      [*] Text Editor Patches 1.2.5      [*] THINK C Gamma Fade Library v1.1      [*] Upload      Access PC      An open letter to John Norstad      asedit - A powerful Mac-X compatible editor for Unix by Andrzej      Stochniol      Bliss Interactive Technologies/Resource Navigator?      Can I get mail order by email (A)      Centris built-in Ethernet connection (Q)      Communications Package with Recording Capabilities (Q)      Compatibility CDEV (A)      COMPATIBILITY INIT (R)      Controlling Paragraph placing in Word (A)      Controlling Paragraph placing in Word (R)      Copyright problem      Disappearing font in IIg?      Diskcopy (2 msgs)      Disklight & HP DeskwriterC 500 Conflict (Q)      drag & drop unbinhexer?      E Mail order      error -192 on PB180      finding a mac person on CompuServe...      FTP Site for Prograph      Grey-Scale Print driver for Personal Laserwriter LS (Q)      IIfx too slow (Q)      IIsi accelerators?      II vx >> Centris 650      Info on GCC SelectPress 600 Printer      Integrated Software (C)      Intolerably slow HP DeskWriter printing in Texture (A)      LCIII upgrade or LC+accelerater ? (Q)      Looking for Lists      no way for macros in Word 5.x?      Pathworks compatible with System 7.1 ? (Q)      Paw-paw problems (C)      printing problems      Problems with DART      RE Paw-paw After Dark module      SANE      SE/Ethernet/Telnet Problems (A)      Start up problems (Q)      Swiss Army Knife Awards      ThoughtPattern/Bananafish (Q)      translators for Apple File Exchange (Q)      Turbo Pascal 1.1      Voice mail for mac      Western-style font (R)      Worldscript 1 & 2      WriteNow sold to Wordstar#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-059.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] ASCII images of formatted pages (C)      [*] Cassette Index Card HC Stack      [*] Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest Volume 2 #010-019      [*] CompactPro to StuffIt--CPT2SIT 3.0.3 submission      [*] cp/attention-101.hqx      [*] DiskDup+ 2.1.4      [*] euclid11b18      [*] eucliddoc11b18      [*] Hard Drive Stiction problems: a follow-up      [*] IconWrap 1.2      [*]IsRunning XFCN 1.0      [*] ShutDowner.sit.hqx      [*] Spaceward Ho! 3.0.1 Updater      [*] StuffIt--UnStuff/PC.EXE submission      [*] TidBITS#168/15-Mar-93      [*] Vtopia -- a TrueType Vietnamese font      (Q) Where to find WORM Drives?      7.1 Fonts Folder outside of System Folder? (A)      [[e-mail]: Re: a few more modem comments]      AECreateAppleEvent + invalid thePort = crash      All About Mugs (Q)      Building a little network      Can't empty trash with filesharing on (Q)      Centris built-in Ethernet connection (R)      compatibility cp      Conciseness is next to godliness!      DART and Diskcopy      Desktop Textures      Drag & Drop: Wrong name      Drag & Drop Unbinhexer      drag & drop unbinhexer (A)      drag & drop unbinhexer?      drag & drop unbinhexer? (A)      Ethernet      Ethernet advice wanted      Getting rid of the level passwords in Lemmings      Graphic application needed      Harris Laboratories Info?      HDSetup      installing int drive in ext case (Q)      Integrated Software (C)      Intolerably slow HP DeskWriter printing in Texture (C)      Japanese system and system enablers (A)      LaserWriter Select 310 - Facts?      LC -> LCIII vs. PowerCache      LCIII upgrade and fax for Cricket Graph III      Nisus Upgrade: can it do...?      OS2 Appletalk (?)      PB140 internal disk to external disk conversion      PB180's active matrix or PB165c's passive matrix colour ? (Q)      Performa vs. 'real' Mac      PostScript -> EPSF      PowerPoint, LaserWriter LS, and greyscale      Problem with A/B box and hardware handshake      Prograph FTP site/list      Shutdown items 2.3* wanted      sticky scroll arrows (Q)      StyleWriter II driver on Stylewriter I      tape backup options for a Quadra 950 server      Textures and PostScript (C)      Textures slow printing on DeskWriter (A)      Think C & Pascal      TrueType Fonts      Who wrote "SE ROM Picture Program" ?      Why does this happen? (custom icons revisited)      World Scripts - WHEN?!?!?!?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-060.txt   ****Today's Topics:      "xxx.hqx.Z" format (Q)      32-bit enabler solution      AOL Shiva NetModem E Problem      Bananafish/ThoughtPattern      CD-ROM titles wanted      Connectors for HP-95 computer      DAT Drive Problems      DiskLight Conflict (A)      DOS to Mac to DOS  (A)      Downloading files with  .dd ext      DPI On-The-Fly      Drag & Drop Unbinhexer      drag &drop unbinhexer (A)      Express Modem for PB160      Farewell to Vaporware      Finder 7.1 Hacks (Rename delay etc.)      Finder Shortcut/Danger      Harris Laboratories Info?      hypercard developers list      Info-Mac Digest V11 #59      Is not hacking disk drivers dumb? (Q)      login help needed, PLEASE!!!      MacTCP no Local/Ether Talk Icon, Can't fix it      MacWrite Pro IS SHIPPING NOW!!!      map making software...      MS Excel and MS Works      Nisus Upgrade: CAn it do...?      NuTek Has Macintosh Clone Ready: Opinions?      PB140 internal disk to external disk conversion (R)      PB 165c vs. PB 180 display      Please, where can I buy SIMMs in Boston or NY ? (from Brazil)      Q: 16bit ANSI color in a Comm. Program      SLIP & Modems      Steven Levy's email address?      StylewriterII driver on StylewriterI      Superdrive problem (Q)      SuperMac Monitor Repair in Germany (Q)      Think C & Pascal      Think C & Pascal (A)      Working with Hypercard Buttons... HELP!      World Scripts - WHEN?!?!?!?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-061.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Giger Landscape XII Screen      [*] Hard Drive Stiction problems: a follow-up      [*] ircle 1.2.6      [*] ircle 1.2.6 source      [*] mac-solutions.hqx      [*] Pyro! 4.0 module - Puzzle      "xxx.hqx.Z" format      "xxx.hqx.Z" format (A) (Re: Info-Mac Digest V11 #60)      "xxx.Z" format      Apple 13" RGB going brighter      Attaching a Sun CD-ROM drive to a Powerbook      Bb notes sticks in MIDI. . .      bragging?      Building a little network (      ClarisWorks and AppleWorks      Close-View Won't Stop      Cyrillic word processing?      DAT Drive Problems      Dead ProCom removable drive & LCD panel connection (Q)      DECnet -> Appletalk v58 known bug (FYI & Question)      disk formatting programs for Acropolis 1.2 GB disk      Don't know what did it but it works      Endnote Plus (2 msgs)      EPS -> PICT Shareware?      Extensions, Extensions Everywhere      Farewell to Vaporware      Filesharing and Autodoubler      Filesharing and Trash      HyperCard Developers' List      hypercard developers list      II vx >> Centris 650 (A)      Is this how you get a question into the info-mac digest?      Japanese Word Processor???      K&R C book      Looking for NCSA/BYU Telnet Sources for THINK C      Macintosh in Taiwan?      MacTCP no Local/Ether Talk Icon, Can't fix it      Mactivity Conference Agenda      MacWeek      MacWhiteHouse?      MacWrite Pro IS SHIPPING NOW!!!      Mail for Mac 1.1b Warning!      modem use in japan      NuBus card for E-Machines Z-21 screen needed      Nutek Clones (C)      NuTek Has Macintosh Clone Ready: Opinions?      NuTek Has Macintosh Clone Ready: Opinions? (A)      PB 165c vs. PB 180 display (C)      PostScript -> EPSF (A)      Reinstalling Network device driver      Shareware/freeware fonts      Shiftlock/mouse button problem clue (A?)      status of System 7 compatible driver for Apple 8.24 video card      Stylewriter II driver - where to get it      Stylewriter II install problems 6.0.8      SuperATM Offer      SuperBoomerang 4.01p bootup problem (Q)      SuperDrive Problem      Tape backup system 4mm      text format for e-mail (Q)      Translation software for the Mac      vi      Word 5.0 -- Text With Layout Won't Accept PointSize Setting      World Scripts - WHEN?!?!?!?      Xferit and Steven Falkenburg#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-062.txt   ****Today's Topics:      68040 vs 486 speeds      [Q] AutoDoubler 2.0 Upgrade?      About XFerIt and bragging      Apple Tape Backups      Bragging (Number of extensions)      bragging?      Centris 610 w/ 21" Mono Monitor?      Change username      ClarisWorks 2.0      connecting home to work      Control Panels & Extensions      DAT Drive Problems      DAT SCSI Drives (Q)      DECNET -> AppleTalk v58 known bug (C)      DropStuff      DTP Careers and Skills      DuoDock and color screen > 16" (A)      Europrices, inc. software      Extensions, Extensions, Extensions      Forward delete on the standard Apple keybord? (Q)      Freeware/shareware fonts (R)      Hard disk error      How to play ".au" sounds      Japanese Word Processor???  (R)      K&R C book      MacLang      Macpwrbook-l      MacRecorder problems on IIfx      Mac running VGA moniter?      Macs in the White House      MacTCP no Local/Ether Talk Icon, Can't fix it (2 msgs)      Mac Text Processor Needed (C)      MacWeek address      MacWhiteHouse (C)      MacWrite Pro arrived (yawn--grrrr!)      Microsoft plans to remove interactive Mail support on ALink      Modems on different systems (Q)      Mystery file      Nisus & Quickeys listserv changes      Nisus & Quickeys listserv changes (oops)      Nisus Upgrade: CAn it do...? (C)      Numerical Data from Graphs (Q)      NuTek and Mac Clone.      NuTek Has Macintosh Clone Ready: Opinions?      Partitioning a File (R)      Printer font layout problem--- PLEASE HELP SOON!      ResEdit "^O" references?      Severe problem with Kermit 0.88(188)      SIMMS, NEW YORK (A)      Sony 1604S + Centris in 2 Page mode      SuperATM fonts      Superdrive problem (A)      Telecomm program with vt100, small font, meta key      TidBITS #165 - Privacy Issues      TidBITS#168 - European Software Prices      Translators for Apple File Exchange (A)      Uncompressing SIT files from rigel.acs.oakland.edu      using Apple CDROM drives under DOS!      World Scripts - WHEN?!?!?!?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-063.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] mactools-defs-0393.hqx      [*] PPDs for Xante Accel-A-Writer      040 vs. 486      4th Dimension FTP server????      68040 write-through cache control      [Gary Rodman <[e-mail]> : HP laserjet 4M ]      Alias Changing (Q)      Apple CD-ROM Driver Upgrade      A simple alarm clock--SOMEWHERE (3 msgs)      basic account keeping program      Binary-decimal conversion package missing?      bragging      Bragging (or, "The System 7 Wish-List")      Bragging?!?!?      Brightness & TwiLight      Building a little network !      Can't install ARA on SE (Q)      Cheap source for CD-ROMs?      Clones      Color and Hypercard      Coloring windows      Connecting home to work      Control panels and extensions      DECnet -> Appletalk v58 Question      Disappearing font in IIg?      DiskCopy images from folders?      drag & drop unbinhexer?      Electrophoretic data analysis software?      E Mail order      European pricing      European software prices      file back up . . . sort of      Folder Capacity Limit (Q)      for sale help      Ham and Internet?      IBM WDS-L160 Hard drive      IIci internal video      Importing US computers to UK      Indexor (A)      Info-Mac Digest V11 #61      Info-Mac Digest V11 #62      Japanese word processor      Japanese Word Processor (R)      Know I know what did it.      Latest Version Full Write Pro? Where to Get?      Let's hear it for FullWrite Pro!      Let's hear it for FullWrite Pro! (R)      Locking PB keyboard?      MAC network printing      MacRecorder problem on IIfx (A)      MacRecorder problems on IIfx      Macs in POINT OF NO RETURN      MacWeek subscription      Modem Lights DA?      Modems on different systems      More for Mac?      MS Word- Pub&Sub & Apple Events (2 msgs)      Murph-where is he?      Mystery file (A)      NeXT snd to Mac snd ?      Nisus Upgrade: CAn it do...? (C)      Numerical DAta from Graphs      Numerical Data from Graphs ( A and Q ) (2 msgs)      NuVista driver problem      partitioning a hard disc      Pascal programs      PostScript -> EPSF (Source of my info)      Public domain software (Q)      rebuilding the desktop      Reinstalling Network device driver (A) (2 msgs)      ResEdit "^0" references...      ResEdit "^O" references?      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(C)      Logitech trackman problems      Mac->Windows TT      Mac Mail Servers      Math co-processor in duo dock? (Q)      Memory Modules for Mac Portable      Network utility - Likewise      Numerical Data from Graphs (C)      NuvoLink SC and system 7.1      PC Exchange vs. Access PC      Pointing to Mecca      PRAM zapping in System 7.x (q)      Problem to print japanese aon LaserWriter IIg      Recommendations for external HD      SndControl      SpeedyFinder7--where? (Q)      SPICE circuit analysis for the Mac      StarChart and MusicWorks leads      Stolen serial numbers...      Supra V.32bis Faxmodem      Text Processor for large files (R)      Times Two      Typing tutors-looking for recommendation      Uploading / downloading binary files with Kermit      VersaTerm and Internet      VRAM for duo dock (S)      Where's GreyChicago? (Q)      Word-Mac mailing list - Administravia      Word 5.0 Crap Display (A)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-065.txt   ****Today's Topics:      !@#$% Extensions.      (Q) Spanish translation program?      040 vs. 486 (c)      600 DPI and Pagemaker      [A] AutoDoubler 2.0      Anyone replaced the 68LC040 with 68040?      Apple RGB black isn't black anymore      AppleSearch (Q)      ASCII/BINARY __hqx transfers (Q)      Bernoulli compatibility      CD-Rom driver upgrade      Color and Hypercard (R)      Cricket Graph/HP Deskwriter crash!?      Cross-linked files      data thief and digigraph      DiskCopy images vs. folders [R]      Emailing software orders from Europe--UPDATE      Equipment advice      European pricing      FaxSTF - Powerbook problem      Full Impact macro question      Gopher Address for Info-Mac Archives      How long will Apple still offer the IIci->Q700 upgrade (Q)      How to make robotic voice? (Q)      HP4M v LaserWriter 630 (again-Q)      HP 550C / Frame Font Problems (Q)      HP LaserJet 4M vs. Apple LaserWriter Pro 600/630      icon lock and resize (Q)      Info-Mac Digest V11 #64      InfoWorld Mac Bashing      Large text files (C)      Laserwriter flashing light error codes      Mac Fax/Modems      Maps on CD Rom      More and more for Mac ...      Murph's vaporware revisited ?      New Word Game      PMI      PRAM Zapping in System 7.x (R)      Pro-cite -> other database?      Sales tax.      Simulation software sought      Stolen serial numbers...      SuperPaint & 68040 caches      supress header      Sys 6.08L location      System 6.0.8L      Toshiba 3201 CD-ROM      Voice Navigator      WordFinder fix for 4.0      Zapping PRAM in system 7#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-066.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] abalone-11b1.hqx      [*] AlphaTrecker 2.0      [*] axo-calculator-11.hqx      [*] BabyLabyrinth1.0.1      [*] Calculator II 1.1.0      [*] Centris Ethernet Report      [*] DiskDup+ / new version: 2.21      [*] Family Tree Software Report      [*] Fox QuickTime      [*] Fox XCMD/XFCN's      [*] getting .z files and nixpub long list (01/23/93) submission      [*] Here's a program to be put up on yoru FTP site...      [*] inexpensive-midi-resource.txt (Mac-MIDI report)      [*] LaunchPad 2.0.2      [*] mac-change.hqx      [*] MacMud 3.2 (comp)      [*] MacSharewareCatalog - March Issue      [*] magellan_venus.hqx      [*] modernism.sit.hqx      [*] Moon.cpt.hqx - Defender clone      [*] MST3Kicons      [*] Open Spaces 1.2      [*] Personal references stack      [*] Print To QuickTime 2.0      [*] QuarkExpress PDFs for QMS printers      [*] Rob's eyes PICS file      [*] Rob's spin PICS file      [*] Sept. 92 Mac Tips & Tricks      [*] SoftwareFPU 2.41      [*] studly-prez-and-vice.hqx      [*] tele-finder-302-updater      [*] Tiny Saver 2.0b5      [*] Viet-Tang Fonts.cpt.hqx      (Q) 80Mb Hard Drive Probs...      (Q) menu item bug      35mm Colour Slide Makers      [ANS] Ethernet Cards for the IIci [Q]      All you ever wanted to know about aliases....      AppleLink Access      AUX 3.0 vs Apple CD-ROM 300      Babylon 5 GIF      Bootable disk (was DiskCopy images vs. folders)      Buggy StyleWriter II driver ?      can this be done for this money? (Q)      Command-key question      C Programming on Macs      DART 1.5.1 (Q)      data thief and digigraph      Dictionaries, add-ons in Microsoft Products      DiskCopy images vs. folders [R]      E-mail address -> Compact Pro folks      Equipment advice      European pricing      Express Modem and Comm softwares (Q)      Fetch Shortcuts saved in Prefs file      Flying compilers desolve alternate universe navigator      Full Impact macro question (R)      How do you get p.v. integrals in MathType?      HP DeskWriter Sharing between Mac and PC? (Q)      icon lock and resize (A)      icon lock and resize (R)      Info-Mac Digest V11 #65 (2 msgs)      InfoWorld Mac Bashing      Large text files (C)      Laser Printers      Laserwriter drum scratch      mac draw pro on pb      MacsBug ate my Math Functions      MacWrite Pro (?)      mailing lists (Q)      More for Mac?      New IIvx      New Word Game      PB 180c?      Pgmkr & LPII printing wacky      Photoshop won't open some JPEG files      printing postscript files on a laserwriter? (Q)      Problems with Word 5.1.      Quadra 800/950      Recycled laser toner cartridges      Remembering Position in File Dialogs      SE/30 Color & Accell.      soldering 68882 to LCII motherboard      StuffIt Expander (Q)      supress header      SWII and 32 bit-quickdraw      SYSTEM 6.08L      The System 7 Wish List (C)      Turbo-Gophering Info-Mac (Q)      Typing Tutors (A)      underground newspaper      WordFinder fix for 4.0 (R)      X Terminal software Demo?#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-067.txt   ****Today's Topics:      "Hardware-Handshaking" Modem Cable      2 Print PostScript files on TI PS17?      3D dataset wanted (Q)      Aliases--OOPS      all you ever wanted to know about aliases (R)      ARA & modems (Q)      ARA Script sought      Bug-fix for System 7.1      Can localisation prevent US software being used in Europe? 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MACSEE22.ZIP released      MacTCP      megabyte sized files      Menu item bug [R]      Min Boot Floppies      MS Word 6.0      Now Menus won't work (Q)      PiggyBack DA---where? (Q)      Printing Problems under System 7      Problems with Word 5.1 (A)      programmer's button restart in System 7      question submission      Reading e-mail at home (2 msgs)      Recycled Laser Printer Cartridges (R)      Recycled Toner Cartridges      SAM in the lab      SIMM socket in my Centris 650 (Q)      Slide-show viewer for GIFs?      slide making hardware      StuffIt Expander      System Software Memory Allocation Creeping Up (Q)      TAR utility for Mac?      tax rates      Text Processors      Typing tutor for kids (Q)      Under what rock?      Voice Nav & Dragon Dictate      What do I do with a TeX file?      What is thick Ethernet?      X Terminal software Demo?      Zapped PRAM has screwed up StartUpScreen (Q)#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-068.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Apple Original Pict      [*] AppleTalkOn Extension      [*] auspice-25.hqx      [*] betapeede.cpt.hqx - Centipede clone      [*] PCalc 1.0.2      [*] Pict of Duo      [*] pinochle.hqx      [*] Right On Time 2.0      [*] Splitter3.0.cpt.hqx      [*] System 7 Companion Pack! 2.0.      ! Sticky Mouse Problem info      "Hardware-Handshaking" Modem Cable      (Q) Bitmap Font Editors      (R) "Hardware-Handshaking" Modem Cable      2 Print PostScript files on TI PS17? (A)      33MHz MacIISi Seems To Work!      aliases (revisited)      Apple // to MAC      AppleEvents      ARA CCL File for Multitech 224E?      Armenian fonts?      a simple request for uploaders (C)      Atari Emulator wanted & Gopher Unix client needed      bad startup screen      BBEdit, large files, and a retraction (C)      Bill Gates Does Windows      Bioacoustics analysis on the Mac      Can localisation prevent US software being used in Europe?      Can localisation prevent US software being used in Europe? (A)      Can localisation prevent US software being used in Europe? (C)      CDROM for both Mac and PC      Chinese SW (Q)      Connecting to Network at Startup      Damn all MUD players!      Deleting invisible files      DirectTeX (MPW TeX etc. for the Mac)      Display of DXF files      Ethernet node address on Quadra 700?      Fetch, Opening from prefs file      Font utility      Forced-exit in System 7      FrameMaker and MacLinkPlus (A)      FutureBasic Offer for academics      Help in Italy      Help needed from Okidata Laserline 6 users/owners      Hiding LaserWriter      How to make robotic voice? (Q)      Info-Mac Digest V11 #67      Info-Mac V11 #67  system 7 bug fix      Internal SCSI HD for LWPro630?      Large Files in Nisus      Large Text Filesw      LaserWRiter Drum Scratch (A)      Launching utilities + Stat software      looking for Forth compiler for Mac      LWPro emulation-sw (R), IIg on novell (Q)      Macs and Internet email      MacTCP      Math Programs (Q)      MatLAB ver 4.0 (Q)      mode32 (q)      Need More Speed on Quadra 950      Networking for Seniors      Neural Networks (Q)      New products--when?      paint jet printers and macIIvx      partitioning w/ Apple HD SC Setup (Q)      Phone Number to order WriteMove II      Photohop won't open some jpeg files (A)      Powerbook 140 Screen Problem - a Solution!      PowerLock author address correction      Recycled Cartridges      Report Generator for FoxBase+      Shareware Database Program      Slide-show viewer for GIFs? (C)      SoftwareFPU 2.41      Solution to "Drag-n-Drop" desktop clutter      Someone killed the Dog...      StyleWriter II and On Location conflict      System 7.1 Monitor CP Problem      TAR utility for Mac?      TAR utility for Mac? (R)      Text processor (C)      Using Other SCSI Drives      uupc for the Mac      Version 2.0 of ClarisWorks ?????      What is thick Ethernet (R)      What is thick Ethernet?      Where is GUSI?      Which Modem to choose? (Q)      Whither a telephone font      Why macapp slow      Word 5 problem      Write protected Teach Text Files? (Q)      XWindo graphics conversions and Software Locking...#### INFO-MAC   infomacv11-069.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Murph's VAPORWARE Column for April 1993      [*] TidBITS#170/29-Mar-93      19" monitor compatibility with Quadra 800 video (Q)      8mm Internal Tape drives for Quadra      Abaton Interfax modem: fax drivers for system 7      all you ever wanted to know about aliases (Q)      Apple // to Mac (A)      Apple II to Macintosh      Apple LaserWriter 300/310 mysteries      Bill Gates Does Windows      Bill Gates Does Windows (A)      CDROM for both Mac and PC      ClarisWorks Version 2.0 (A)      Column edit for BBEdit      DEC PathWorks (Q)      Diff Utility      E-mail on VM/CMS      Ergonomic keyboards      Ethernet node address on Quadra (A)      Ethernet node address on Quadra 700? (A)      Fetch Shortcuts saved in Prefs file      Form making program (Q)      Funky keyboard-thanks!      I can't view some JPEG images recently downloaded      Is processor speed related to downloading speed?      John Thoo's simple request for uploaders      Keyboard lock-ups      LanRover/E log parsing programs (Q)      Locked TeachText files (thanks & another Q))      MetaFont for the Mac      new trouble with Speedometer and Easy View      partitioning w/ Apple HD SC Setup (C)      PB modem connection in other countries      peripheral problems (flame)      PowerBook screen with blinking pixels      Print PostScript files on TI PS17?      PrintSpoolers - any helpful ones?      QuickTime and XWindows      Recycled Toner Cartridges      Scott Johnson's Speed Message II (Q)      showing characters...(A)      sidegrade from OmniPage      Skipping mouse      SPYGLASS TRANSFORM 2.0      startup screen randomizer (Q)      Sys7 customized icons      TAR for Macintosh...the definitive answer...      TAR utility for Mac (A)      TAR utility for Mac?      Text Processors (C)      TFTP Client Application for Mac.      Version 2.0 of ClarisWorks ?????      Write protected Teach Text Files? (A)      X server software#### DIRECTORY  v10   ****Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:07:20 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/digest/tb#### BINHEX     tidbits-001-to-010.hqx   ****#### BINHEX     tidbits-011-to-020.hqx   ****(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     tidbits-021-to-030.hqx   ****(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     tidbits-031-to-040.hqx   ****(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     tidbits-041-to-050.hqx   ****(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     tidbits-051-to-060.hqx   ****(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     tidbits-061-to-070.hqx   ****(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     tidbits-071-to-080.hqx   ****(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     tidbits-081-to-090.hqx   ****(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     tidbits-091-to-100.hqx   ****(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     tidbits-101-to-110.hqx   ****(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     tidbits-111-to-120.hqx   ****(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     tidbits-121-to-130.hqx   ****(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     tidbits-131-to-140.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Adam C. Engst)Subject: [*] tidbits-131-to-140.hqx Date: Tue, 15 Dec 92 14:23:46 PDT Organization: TidBITS This archive contains 10 issues of TidBITS, numbers #131 through #140.They are compresed in StuffIt 1.5.1 format for Unix-friendliness,and are exactly the same as the individual issues with these numbers.People who missed the originals can grab this archive to collect theset... And as always, I recommend that you get Easy View to browsethrough these and all other back issues of TidBITS.cheers ... Adam C. Engst, TidBITS Editor#### BINHEX     tidbits-141-to-150.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Adam C. Engst)Subject: [*] tidbits-141-to-150.hqx Date: Tue, 15 Dec 92 14:25:15 PDT Organization: TidBITS This archive contains 10 issues of TidBITS, numbers #141 through #150.They are compresed in StuffIt 1.5.1 format for Unix-friendliness,and are exactly the same as the individual issues with these numbers.People who missed the originals can grab this archive to collect theset... And as always, I recommend that you get Easy View to browsethrough these and all other back issues of TidBITS.cheers ... Adam C. Engst, TidBITS Editor#### BINHEX     tidbits-151-to-160.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Adam C. Engst)Subject: [*] tidbits-151-to-160.hqx Date: Fri, 5 Mar 93 16:09:46 PDT Organization: TidBITS This file contains issues #151 through #160 of TidBITS, thefree, electronic newsletter that reports on the Macintosh andelectronic communications. If you have downloaded each weeklyissue, there's no point in getting this file. If, on the otherhand, you're missing one or more files in this range, then snag this one. The files inside are straight text (internallyformatted in the setext format for best use with Easy View, although any word processor will read them), and in StuffIt 1.5.1 and BinHex format for ease of use with Unix tools.cheers ... Adam C. Engst, TidBITS Editor#### TIDBITS    tidbits-161.etx   ****Topics:    MailBITS/01-Feb-93    TidBITS CompuServe Forum    QuicKeys Test Drive    HyperCard Folded Back Into Apple    Why The Lame Apple Color Printer?    Executive Turnovers    Macintosh Price Drops    Pumping The New Macs Out    Reviews/01-Feb-93 #### TIDBITS    tidbits-162.etx   ****Topics:    MailBITS/08-Feb-93    New Enablers    Connectix Does It Again    Canadian System 7.1 Upgrade    ATM Hack, Part 2    New LaserWriters    Benchmarks, Finally    PageMaker 5.0    New Wallpaper    Reviews/08-Feb-93 #### TIDBITS    tidbits-163.etx   ****Topics:    Fast Modems Rule    Modem Speed    Actual Connections    Modem Software    Extra Features    Support    Fax Galore    FaxMania    Conclusions    Details #### TIDBITS    tidbits-164.etx   ****Topics:    MailBITS/15-Feb-93    Font Folder Hack Warning    CE Test Drives User Groups    LaserWriter Pro 600 Upgraded    Apple's Unfair Parts Policy    AppleShare 3.0.1 Upgrade    Macworld Quotes    Apple Software Enhancements    DOS 6.0 and Compression?    Internet Books, In Review    Reviews/15-Feb-93 #### TIDBITS    tidbits-165.etx   ****Topics:    MailBITS/22-Feb-93    Online Books    Connectix Online Offer    Apple Repair, Continued    February Mac BYTE Benchmarks    Reviews/22-Feb-93 #### TIDBITS    tidbits-166.etx   ****Topics:    MailBITS/01-Mar-93    Enabler Availability    Update Your Antiviral Utilities!    SIMM Standards    Do You Feel Enabled?    PowerBooks Do DOS    Drooling Rumors    Apple Adjustable Keyboard    Apple Sued For Ergonomic Keyboard    Reviews/01-Mar-93 #### TIDBITS    tidbits-167.etx   ****Topics:    MailBITS/08-Mar-93    World Trade Center Offer    165c Configuration Change    32-bit Enabler Problems    Internal CD-ROM Quirks    Duo 210 Observations    Modem Issue Comments    Reviews/08-Mar-93 #### TIDBITS    tidbits-168.etx   ****Topics:    MailBITS/15-Mar-93    Delete Forward Usage    Caring For Your Wrists    Notes from the Apple Catalog    Nisus 3.4 Hits the World    European Software Bargains: Who's Gouging Whom?    Reviews/15-Mar-93 #### TIDBITS    tidbits-169.etx   ****Topics:    MailBITS/22-Mar-93    Computer Literacy Comes of Teen-Age    VideoShop 1.0 Free Offer    Other SyQuest News    Silicon Mirage: A Virtual Review    Mouse Button Problems    Apple Repair, Part 17    Reviews/22-Mar-93 #### TIDBITS    tidbits-170.etx   ****Topics:    MailBITS/29-Mar-93    TwoBITS/29-Mar-93    Apple Internet Router Upgrade    Nisus Terminology    Virtual Sex?    Apple Workgroup Servers    BCS Internet SIG    A Tale of Two Cities    Crash DTP Survival Course    Reviews/29-Mar-93 Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:04:20 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/digest#### DIRECTORY  csmp   ****#### BINHEX     dateline-30.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1992 13:27:18 EST From: "Paul D. Bain" <[e-mail]>Subject: Re: dateline30.hqx Dateline30.hqx is a compressed and binhexed file containing issue # 30 ofDateline.  Dateline is a monthly publication oof Bill Mason, the forumdirector for the Star Trek forum on America Online.  Future issues ofDateline will be posted on info-mac.  This issue of Dateline contains:    TNG and DS9 Schedules through February, 1993    DS9 notes    TNG Random Bits    The Paramount Hierarchy    "The Whoopi Goldberg Show":  Taking a Rating Beating    Sister Act and the Forthcoming Sequel    One Last Whoopi Note    Shatner and CBS:  Perfect Together    The Software Standings    Editorial:  Taking the Plunge    Good Trek:  What "Makes It So"?  Part II    Happy Birthday    Trek-related Products/Happenings    Personal Logs, Startdate TodayA must for all trek fans.  This document is in teachtext format.18-Dec-92 18:26:51-GMT,11777;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA29603; Fri, 18 Dec 92 10:26:49 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA27191; Fri, 18 Dec 92 09:39:08 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        AA10232; Thu, 17 Dec 92 23:18:56 PST Received: by ufcc.ufl.edu (MX V3.1C) id 6933; Fri, 18 Dec 1992 02:20:00 EST Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1992 02:19:57 EST From: "Paul D. Bain" <[e-mail]>To: [e-mail]-Id: <[e-mail]> Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1992 9:39:06 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     dateline-31.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 17 Jan 1993 22:31:23 EST From: "Paul D. Bain" <[e-mail]>Subject: Dateline31.hqx Here is the January edition of Dateline, the monthly Star Trek informationfile from the America Online "Star Trek:  The Club" forum.  This is a compressed and binhexed text file.  Topics in this month's issue include:    Another Month, Another Correction    DS9 An Overnight Success    TNG and DS9 Schedules (through March)    Star Trek VI:  The Record Still Stands    Star Trek Software    Golden Globe Nominations    The Real Estate Section    Legal Briefs    Editorial:  But is it Trek?    "Emissary"--First Impressions    Gameboy and the Star Trek 25th Anniversary Game    Happy Birthday    Trek-related Products/Happenings    Personal Logs, Stardate TodayEnjoy, Trekkers of the world!  Brought to you via Gainesville, Florida, homeof the Florida Gators!18-Jan-93  7:46:27-GMT,14037;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA22051; Sun, 17 Jan 93 23:46:27 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA22480; Sun, 17 Jan 93 23:46:26 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        AA18231; Sun, 17 Jan 93 19:24:56 PST Received: by ufcc.ufl.edu (MX V3.1C) id 37; Sun, 17 Jan 1993 22:25:46 EST Date: Sun, 17 Jan 1993 22:25:43 EST From: "Paul D. Bain" <[e-mail]>To: [e-mail]-Id: <[e-mail]> Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Sun, 17 Jan 1993 23:46:25 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     dateline-32.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Feb 1993 06:20:18 EST From: "Paul D. Bain" <[e-mail]>Subject: dateline32.hqx This is Dateline 32, the monthly newsletter of Star Trekhappenings from the Star Trek forum on America Online.This file is compressed and binhexed teachtext document. This issue contains: GENE RODDENBERRY HONOREDTHE FUTURE OF TNGRATINGS CHECK!GOLDBERG WINS MORE AWARDSA LAST WHOOPI NOTETNG AND DS9 SCHEDULESDS9: SOME TOS REACTIONSNIMOY: MORE DIRECTING IN THE FUTUREWILLIAM SHATNER PROJECTSPARAMOUNT'S FINANCES Editorial: Details, DetailsEnsign Ro and Major KiraA DS9 ReviewOdoHappy Birthday!Trek-related Products/HappeningsPersonal Logs, Stardate Today          DATELINE ENDS HERE.  The following article is included as a bonusto internet downloaders.DS9 Editorial Spoiler: "Where's Spock?"(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### DIRECTORY  im   ****#### BINHEX     inside-mac-games-1.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 18 Feb 1993 06:41:36 -0800 (PST) From: Brian Thomas <[e-mail]>Subject: Inside Mac Games, Premier Edition --0-604647578-730046967:#8742Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCIIPlease post this file for public use. I've never submitted something toyour site before so if I have erred in some way please let me know.Inside Mac Games is a new electronic magazine covering all facets ofMacintosh entertainment software and hardware, including in-depth reviews,screen shots, hints and tips, Easter Eggs, and previews of upcomingproducts. A free version such as this will be uploaded every month.Brian ThomasSenior Editor, IMGInternet: n8348220AOL: baba3--0-604647578-730046967:#8742Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="Inside_Mac_GamesFeb93.hqx"Content-ID: <[e-mail]>Content-Description: #### BINHEX     inside-mac-games-2.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 11 Mar 1993 05:45:45 -0800 (PST) From: Brian Thomas <[e-mail]>Subject: please replace existing file --0-831233434-731858332:#29171Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCIIPlease replace the existing file info-mac/digest/inside-mac-games-2.hqxwith this file. Someone uploaded the present version from AOL in error,and it contains no information about Internet user support (and thereforeI'm getting a lot of mail!). Below is a file description. I have neverposted to info-mac before, so if I have erred please let me know. Thankyou very much for your help. Brian Thomas, Senior Editor, Inside Mac Games, [e-mail]---File Description:Inside Mac Games is full-color electronic magazine covering all facets ofMacintosh gaming, including comprehensive software and hardware reviews,in-depth interviews (this month it's Trey Smith from Graphic Simulations(Hellcats, F/A-18 Hornet), sneak previews (Spectre Supreme this month),strategy articles, patches, cheats--you name it. This month also featuresthe results of our game survey. Complete subscription information isavailable in the e-magazine. Comments, suggestions, complaints, questions,can be sent to:----Brian J. Thomas             | Internet: [e-mail] Editor               | America Online: Baba3Inside Mac Games--0-831233434-731858332:#29171Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="inside-mac-games-mar93.hqx"Content-ID: <[e-mail]>Content-Description: #### BINHEX     mac-tips-n-tricks-dec92.hqx   ****Date: 23 Mar 1993 17:04:09 -0600 From: "pfterry" <[e-mail]>Subject: Dec. 92 Mac Tips & Tricks This is the Dec 92 issue of Mac Tips & Tricks.<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     mac-tips-n-tricks-nov92.hqx   ****Date: 23 Mar 1993 17:03:17 -0600 From: "pfterry" <[e-mail]>Subject: Nov. 92 Mac Tips & Tricks This is the Nov 92 issue of Mac Tips & Tricks.<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     mac-tips-n-tricks-oct92.hqx   ****Date: 23 Mar 1993 17:02:23 -0600 From: "pfterry" <[e-mail]>Subject: Oct. 92 Mac Tips & Tricks This is the Oct. 92 issue of Mac Tips & Tricks.<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     mac-tips-n-tricks-sep92.hqx   ****Date: 23 Mar 1993 17:01:26 -0600 From: "pfterry" <[e-mail]>Subject: Sept. 92 Mac Tips & Tricks This is the September 92 issue of Mac Tips & Tricks.<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     mac-tips-n-tricks.hqx   ****Date: 17 Mar 1993 11:55:51 -0600 From: "pfterry" <[e-mail]>Subject: Macintosh Tips & Tricks newsletter Here's an electronic newsletter published by Maria Langer of Giles RoadPublishing.<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     rsi-network-news-10.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1993 10:21:53 -0500 (EST) From: Craig O'Donnell <[e-mail]>Subject: rsi-network-news-10 --1073741863-865033788-729357840:#27546Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCIIThis is RSI Network News #10, the latest issue of the RSI Network Newsletter.For a complete achive including this issue, obtain the file:   rsi-network-news.hqx  --- COD--1073741863-865033788-729357840:#27546Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="rsi10.sit.hqx"Content-ID: <[e-mail]>Content-Description: #### BINHEX     rsi-network-news.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 3 Feb 1993 15:25:43 -0500 (EST) From: Craig O'Donnell <[e-mail]>Subject: RSI Network Newsletters 1 through 10 --1073741863-307239601-728771338:#1692Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCIIThis self-extracting archive contains all issues of The RSI Newsletter todate. The stuffed folder is ready to use with Easy View.Easy View index is included. Others may open this with any text editor.  --- COD*Note: this archive will be updated quarterly. The filename will remainthe same.--1073741863-307239601-728771338:#1692Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="rsinetwork.sea.hqx"Content-ID: <[e-mail]>Content-Description: #### DIRECTORY  tb   ****#### BINHEX     teletimes-01.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>This is the inagural (October 1992) issue of TeleTimesThe Electronic Newspaper of EdgeWays! InfoLink GUI BBS [phone]Bob M. Grahame Publisher Internet: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     teletimes-02.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>This is the November 1992 issue of TeleTimesThe Electronic Newspaper of EdgeWays! InfoLink GUI BBS [phone]Bob M. Grahame Publisher Internet: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     teletimes-03.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>This is the December 1992 issue of TeleTimesThe Electronic Newspaper of EdgeWays!InfoLink GUI BBS [phone]Bob M. Grahame PublisherInternet: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     teletimes-93-01.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: EdgeWays! InfoLink - A FirstClass GUI BBS - "The Edge of Communications and GateWays to the World." North Vancouver, BC CanadaDate: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 10:16:00 PST IT'S HERE! The spectacular January issue of the EdgeWays TeleTimes International hasfinally arrived! Be very careful with it, this issue is likely to become acollector's item. Ian WojtowiczEditor-in-Chief of the EdgeWays TeleTimes International.TeleTimes e-mail:  [e-mail] e-mail:  [e-mail]***************************** EdgeWays! InfoLink *****************************  [e-mail] GUI BBS: [phone] * Voice: [phone]                      *    The views expressed here are of the individual author only. *[From FirstClass(tm) by PostalUnion Lite(tm)  from North Vancouver, BC Canada]****************************************************************************** #### BINHEX     teletimes-93-02.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Wed, 10 Feb 1993 14:11:59 PSTSubject: TeleTimes Feb-93Finally!The 5th issue of TeleTimes is out! We are going through some staff shufflingand that's what caused the slow down. Here it is...enjoy!Ian WojtowiczEditor-in-Chief of the EdgeWays TeleTimes International.TeleTimes e-mail:  [e-mail] e-mail:  [e-mail]***************************** EdgeWays! InfoLink *****************************  [e-mail] GUI BBS: [phone] * Voice: [phone]                      *    The views expressed here are of the individual author only. *[From FirstClass(tm) by PostalUnion Lite(tm)  from North Vancouver, BC Canada]******************************************************************************#### DIRECTORY  vapor   ****Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:07:29 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/digest/vapor#### TEXT       vaporware-01-92.txt   ****                         VAPORWARE                       Murphy Sewall              From the January 1992 APPLE PULP       H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter                          $24/year                       P.O. Box 18027                  East Hartford, CT 06118            Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone] Permission granted to redistribute with the above citation                   These are rumors folks;           we reserve the right to be dead wrong! New Hardware for '92.A faster (33 MHz 68040), less expensive ($3,500 monochrome; $5,000color) NeXTStation sporting a 256 MByte magneto-optical Canon drive witha 20 millisecond access time will be announced January 23.  The new CPUplus NeXTStep 3.0 should deliver twice the performance of the currentmodel for less money.  The Personal Intelligent Communicator (PIC) fromGeneral Magic (see last October's column) won't be ready until at least#### TEXT       vaporware-01-93.txt   ****                              VAPORWARE                            Murphy Sewall                   From the January 1993 APPLE PULP           H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter                              $24/year                           P.O. Box 380027                        East Hartford, CT 06138-0027                 Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone]      Permission granted to redistribute with the above citation Feature Wars.PC prices can't go much lower, so IBM, Compaq, Gateway, NCR, Unisys andothers are switching to a strategy of adding more features withoutraising prices.  Coming soon: low-price systems with integrated graphicsaccelerators, faster processors, and modular upgradeability.  Later thisyear, standard features may include sound cards, built-in CD ROM, andEthernet.  - PC Week 14 December Novell Finder.Apple and Novell have concluded a deal to bring the MacOS's Finder and#### TEXT       vaporware-02-91.txt   ****Date:       Mon, 28 Jan 1991 08:27:10 ESTFrom: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>Subject:    Murph's VAPORWARE Column for February 1991                         VAPORWARE                       Murphy Sewall             From the February 1991 APPLE PULP       H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter             $15/year U.S. - $18/year Canadian                       P.O. Box 18027                  East Hartford, CT 06118            Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone] Permission is granted redistribute with the above citation                  These are rumors folks;           we reserve the right to be dead wrong!Fearless Forecasts for 1991.Apple: System 7 (finally) of course, a true notebook Mac, a68030 version of the LC and a 68040 replacement for the IIfx#### TEXT       vaporware-02-92.txt   ****                         VAPORWARE                       Murphy Sewall             From the February 1992 APPLE PULP       H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter                          $24/year                       P.O. Box 18027                  East Hartford, CT 06118            Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone] Permission granted to redistribute with the above citation                   These are rumors folks;           we reserve the right to be dead wrong! Apple's Consumer Products.Apple CEO John Sculley has announced Apple's intention to enter theconsumer market with CD-ROM Macintosh products in time for the Christmasselling season (wasn't Apple in the consumer market once upon a time?For example, ChopLifter on an Apple ][+).  Apparently, the CPU's will bebased on redesigns of the Macintosh IIsi and Quadra 700.  They may shipwith digital signal processors but without AppleTalk, NuBus slots, or#### TEXT       vaporware-02-93.txt   ****                              VAPORWARE                            Murphy Sewall                  From the February 1993 APPLE PULP           H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter                              $24/year                           P.O. Box 380027                        East Hartford, CT 06138-0027                 Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone]      Permission granted to redistribute with the above citationMacs and More Macs.Apple appears poised to grab a large share of this year's headlines byintroducing new products practically every month.  MacWorld Tokyo(February 10) will see the introduction of three new 68040 models (theCentris 610 and 650 and the Quadra 800--see last December's column), thetrue 32-bit, 25 MHz LC III (see last October's column), the ColorClassic II (see last May's column), the first color PowerBook (the 165Ca model 160 with a passive matrix color display), and two new personalLaserWriters priced to sell.  The QuickDraw LW Select 300 will list for$819 and the 300 dpi level 1 PostScript LW Select 310 will list for#### TEXT       vaporware-03-91.txt   ****Date:       Mon, 25 Feb 1991 08:23:10 ESTFrom: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>Subject:    Murph's VAPORWARE Column for March 1991                         VAPORWARE                       Murphy Sewall               From the March 1991 APPLE PULP       H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter             $15/year U.S. - $18/year Canadian                       P.O. Box 18027                  East Hartford, CT 06118            Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone] Permission granted to redistribute with the above citation                  These are rumors folks;           we reserve the right to be dead wrong!Nutek's Macintosh Motif.Nutek Computers Inc will offer a three chip logic chip setand software that will replicate the Macintosh ROMs and#### TEXT       vaporware-03-92.txt   ****                              VAPORWARE                            Murphy Sewall                   From the March 1992 APPLE PULP           H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter                              $24/year                           P.O. Box 18027                        East Hartford, CT 06118                 Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone]      Permission granted to redistribute with the above citation                    These are rumors folks;                   we reserve the right to be dead wrong! Super Bowl Revisited.Apple's marketing suits want to introduce the next generation ofRISC-based Apple PowerPC's on January 20, 1994.  That's the tenthanniversary of the introduction of the Macintosh with the famous "1984"Super Bowl commercial.  Although the advertising agencies have nearlytwo years to try and match that singular commercial, the engineers aredubious about their part.  An actual version of proposed CPU won't be#### TEXT       vaporware-04-91.txt   ****Date:       Fri, 29 Mar 1991 12:40:18 ESTFrom: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>Subject:    Murph's VAPORWARE Column for April 1991                         VAPORWARE                       Murphy Sewall               From the April 1991 APPLE PULP       H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter             $15/year U.S. - $18/year Canadian                       P.O. Box 18027                  East Hartford, CT 06118            Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone] Permission granted to redistribute with the above citation                  These are rumors folks;           we reserve the right to be dead wrong!Pen-Based Portables with Keyboards.This Fall's hardware for the Go (see last September'scolumn) and Microsoft Pen Windows (see February's column)#### TEXT       vaporware-04-92.txt   ****                              VAPORWARE                            Murphy Sewall                   From the April 1992 APPLE PULP           H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter                              $24/year                           P.O. Box 18027                        East Hartford, CT 06118                 Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone]      Permission granted to redistribute with the above citation                    These are rumors folks;                   we reserve the right to be dead wrong! OS Flavor of the Month.At an unusual Macintosh System Software Forum in early March, Applerevealed plans to retrofit a new "microkernel" onto System 7.  The newkernel would add long sought features such as preemptive multitasking,multi-threading, protected memory, demand-paged virtual memory. andasynchronous SCSI I/O.  Other options and features, such asmessage-based intertask communications, could be added as system#### TEXT       vaporware-05-91.txt   ****Date:       Sat, 27 Apr 1991 20:26:12 ESTFrom: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>Subject:    Murph's VAPORWARE Column for May 1991                         VAPORWARE                       Murphy Sewall                From the May 1991 APPLE PULP       H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter             $15/year U.S. - $18/year Canadian                       P.O. Box 18027                  East Hartford, CT 06118            Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone] Permission granted to redistribute with the above citation                  These are rumors folks;           we reserve the right to be dead wrong!Proposed Slogan for Apple's May developers' conference"System 7 -- this time we mean it!"  - PC Week 1 April#### TEXT       vaporware-05-92.txt   ****                              VAPORWARE                            Murphy Sewall                    From the May 1992 APPLE PULP           H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter                              $24/year                           P.O. Box 18027                        East Hartford, CT 06118                 Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone]      Permission granted to redistribute with the above citation                        These are rumors folks;                we reserve the right to be dead wrong! This is the 8TH ANNIVERSARY issue of the Vaporware column.The name of this column was inspired by an Atari executive quoted in astory about IBM's forever forthcoming household computer, codenamed"Peanut," which ultimately became the PCjr.  Sales of home systemsground to a halt while everyone waited to see what IBM would offer andthe frustrated executive said "It's hard enough competing with otherhardware and software without having to compete with vaporware!"#### TEXT       vaporware-06-91.txt   ****Date:       Sat, 27 May 1991 09:42:46 ESTFrom: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>Subject:    Murph's VAPORWARE Column for June 1991                         VAPORWARE                       Murphy Sewall               From the June 1991 APPLE PULP       H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter             $15/year U.S. - $18/year Canadian                       P.O. Box 18027                  East Hartford, CT 06118            Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone] Permission granted to redistribute with the above citation                  These are rumors folks;           we reserve the right to be dead wrong!Significant PC Upgrades.Intel has announced a $495 "snap-in" 20 MHz 80386SX boardwith cache for 80286 systems.  AOX Inc. of Waltham,#### TEXT       vaporware-06-92.txt   ****                              VAPORWARE                            Murphy Sewall                    From the June 1992 APPLE PULP           H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter                              $24/year                           P.O. Box 18027                        East Hartford, CT 06118                 Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone]      Permission granted to redistribute with the above citation                        These are rumors folks;                we reserve the right to be dead wrong! One Gigabyte Data Cards for $20.Urshan Research Corporation of Los Angeles has applied for patents foran optical technology said to be capable of putting up to one gigabyteof data on a credit card size random access card.  Reading and writingdata will require a laser device about the size of current 2.5 inch diskdrives.  The only moving parts are the mechanics required to seat andeject data cards.  While Urshan remains vague about details of the#### TEXT       vaporware-07-91.txt   ****Date:         Wed, 10 Jul 91 17:31:40 ESTFrom: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>Subject:      [*] Murph's Vaporware Column for July 1991Must have been a glitch somewhere.  I mailed the July column the eveningof 26 June (one of the last things I did before I went on vacation fortwo weeks :-)  I know others got their copies 'cause I found email aboutthe column - mostly from the IBMers ;-OAn info-mac reader alerted me to the fact that vaporware-07-91.txt isnot to be found in the archive :-(------------------------------------------------------------------------                         VAPORWARE                       Murphy Sewall               From the July 1991 APPLE PULP       H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter             $15/year U.S. - $18/year Canadian                       P.O. Box 18027                  East Hartford, CT 06118            Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone]#### TEXT       vaporware-07-92.txt   ****                              VAPORWARE                            Murphy Sewall                    From the July 1992 APPLE PULP           H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter                              $24/year                           P.O. Box 18027                        East Hartford, CT 06118                 Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone]      Permission granted to redistribute with the above citation                        These are rumors folks;                we reserve the right to be dead wrong! Defenestration?IBM's contract to incorporate Windows code into OS/2 expires "in about ayear" according to Microsoft executive vice-president Steve Ballmer.The existing agreement allows IBM to continue using any Windows codethat Microsoft releases before the agreement expires.  The agreementcovers Windows NT only if Microsoft ships before the agreement expires.Industry watchers already predict that NT's delivery date won't occur#### TEXT       vaporware-08-91.txt   ****Date:       Sun, 28 July 1991 13:49:07 ESTFrom: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>Subject:    Murph's VAPORWARE Column for August 1991                         VAPORWARE                       Murphy Sewall               From the August 1991 APPLE PULP       H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter                          $24/year                       P.O. Box 18027                  East Hartford, CT 06118            Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone] <NEW!> Permission granted to redistribute with the above citation                  These are rumors folks;           we reserve the right to be dead wrong!Pink and Blue Fireworks.Well the seers were wrong when they opined (as reported in last month'scolumn that it might take some time before Apple and IBM would be ready#### TEXT       vaporware-08-92.txt   ****                              VAPORWARE                            Murphy Sewall                   From the August 1992 APPLE PULP           H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter                              $24/year                           P.O. Box 18027                        East Hartford, CT 06118                 Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone]      Permission granted to redistribute with the above citation                        These are rumors folks;                we reserve the right to be dead wrong! New Affordable Printing Technology.Photon Imaging of Plainfield, New Jersey has announced a new printingtechnology that integrates laser and fiber-optics.  Glass fibersarranged in a Fiber Array Network (FAN) are the secret to Laserfanprinters which will deliver 900 to 1,200 dots per inch (5,000 dpi infilm recorders) at a retail price of $1,000 to $3,000.  Laserfanprinters should begin shipping sometime next year.  Even before the#### TEXT       vaporware-09-91.txt   ****Date:       Wed, 28 Aug 1991 10:40:07 ESTFrom: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>Subject:    Murph's VAPORWARE Column for September 1991                         VAPORWARE                       Murphy Sewall              From the September 1991 APPLE PULP       H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter                          $24/year                       P.O. Box 18027                  East Hartford, CT 06118            Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone] Permission granted to redistribute with the above citation                  These are rumors folks;           we reserve the right to be dead wrong!"This is the closest thing to a Mac that I've ever seen." - unnamed betatester of Word Perfect for Windows 3.0 (Gee, I coulda had a V-8!)#### TEXT       vaporware-09-92.txt   ****                              VAPORWARE                            Murphy Sewall                 From the September 1992 APPLE PULP           H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter                              $24/year                           P.O. Box 18027                        East Hartford, CT 06118                 Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone]      Permission granted to redistribute with the above citation                        These are rumors folks;                we reserve the right to be dead wrong! Coming to a Mass Merchandiser Near You.September 14 is the expected date for Apple's new line of consumercomputers (see last February and March's columns) under the brand namePerforma.  The Performa 200 and 400 are the Mac Classic II and LC II byother names.  The Performa 600 (and 600 CD) is a new three-slot modelthat also will be added to the Macintosh line in October (see below).The three NuBus slot Performa 600 will have a 32 MHz 68030 CPU without a#### TEXT       vaporware-10-91.txt   ****Date:       Sat, 28 Sep 1991 11:06:27 ESTFrom: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>Subject:    Murph's VAPORWARE Column for October 1991                         VAPORWARE                       Murphy Sewall             From the October 1991 APPLE PULP       H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter                          $24/year                       P.O. Box 18027                  East Hartford, CT 06118            Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone] Permission granted to redistribute with the above citation                  These are rumors folks;           we reserve the right to be dead wrong!Here Come the Color Notebooks.Several battery powered notebooks with color displays will be introducedat Fall Comdex.  Among the brand names will be Epson, Toshiba Sharp, and#### TEXT       vaporware-10-92.txt   ****                              VAPORWARE                            Murphy Sewall                   From the October 1992 APPLE PULP           H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter                              $24/year                           P.O. Box 380027                    East Hartford, CT 06138-0027            * * * NOTE! New P.O. Box and Zip Code * * *                 Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone]      Permission granted to redistribute with the above citationLess Expensive Macintosh Quadras.Apple plans to follow it's October 19 introduction of new PowerBooks andthe desktop IIxi and IIxv (see last month's column) with three new 68040CPU Quadra models and a 25 MHz version of its top selling LC in January(see below).  All three new Quadras will use the IIxv/Performa 600 formfactor.  The 20 MHz model ($3,500) will replace the current IIci, the 25MHz version ($4,500) will take the place of the current Quadra 700, andthe third ($5,500) will use the 40 MHz 68040 that Motorola will announcebefore the end of this year.  Motorola will announce a 50 MHz 68040#### TEXT       vaporware-11-91.txt   ****                         VAPORWARE                       Murphy Sewall            From the November 1991 APPLE PULP       H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter                          $24/year                       P.O. Box 18027                  East Hartford, CT 06118            Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone] Permission granted to redistribute with the above citation                   These are rumors folks;           we reserve the right to be dead wrong! No More Apple 2 CPUs?Apple will soon release an updated operating system for the 16-bit AppleIIgs.  However, rumor has it that the Apple II production line will soonshut down for good leaving the //e card for the Macintosh LC as the last"Apple" still in production.  Of course, the same source has erroneouslyforecast the demise of the Apple II line uncounted times in the past.- MacWeek 15 October#### TEXT       vaporware-11-92.txt   ****                              VAPORWARE                            Murphy Sewall                  From the November 1992 APPLE PULP           H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter                              $24/year                           P.O. Box 380027                        East Hartford, CT 06138-0027                  *** NOTE New P.O. Box and Zip Code ***                 Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone]      Permission granted to redistribute with the above citationSomeone sent me a message saying that Intel has decided to name the P5CPU (aka the i586) the "Pentium."  Does it follow that Apple willconsider naming the next generation 68060-based Macintosh the"Sexiewun?"Desktop CD Authoring.Kodak will have a three component CD ROM authoring system available forWindows and the Macintosh by the end of January.  The DOS version of the$7,990 system is available already.  The components are a 300 KByte per#### TEXT       vaporware-12-91.txt   ****                         VAPORWARE                       Murphy Sewall            From the December 1991 APPLE PULP       H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter                          $24/year                       P.O. Box 18027                  East Hartford, CT 06118            Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone] Permission granted to redistribute with the above citation                   These are rumors folks;           we reserve the right to be dead wrong! Larger, Less Expensive LCD.Next spring, Canon, Inc. will rollout the Japanese versions of newlaptop displays based on ferro-electric liquid crystal technology.Introduction into the U.S. market will follow shortly thereafter.  Inaddition to permitting larger display areas at lower production costs,the new displays will have lower power consumption, higher contrast, anda wider viewing angle than current LCD technology.  The downside is that#### TEXT       vaporware-12-92.txt   ****                              VAPORWARE                            Murphy Sewall                  From the December 1992 APPLE PULP           H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter                              $24/year                           P.O. Box 380027                        East Hartford, CT 06138-0027                 Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone]      Permission granted to redistribute with the above citation DEC Triumph.Digital Equipment's 64-bit Alpha CPU RISC PC (see the March and Octobercolumns), code-named Triumph, will ship as soon as Windows NT is ready(optimists predict Independence Day) at a price of $3,500 to $4,000($3,749?).  The bus will be EISA and performance will come in around 30to 60 SPECmarks.  The Triumph will compete directly with hardware usingIntel's new Pentium (nee  586 or P5) microprocessor.- InfoWorld 16 November WordPerfect 6.0#### TEXT       vaporware-93-03.txt   ****                              VAPORWARE                            Murphy Sewall                    From the March 1993 APPLE PULP           H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter                              $24/year                           P.O. Box 380027                        East Hartford, CT 06138-0027                 Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone]      Permission granted to redistribute with the above citation ** SPECIAL NOTICE **Next month (April) will mark the conclusion of nine years of thiscolumn.  Both my personal and professional life are undergoingsubstantial changes, and nine years strikes me as an appropriate endpoint.  The April 1993 column will be the final column in the series.  Ireally do appreciate the encouragement and support (especially the juicyrumors) that many of the regular readers of this column have offeredover the years.  It's been great fun, but meeting the monthly deadlinehas become a burden, and I've discovered new directions for personalgrowth.  Naturally, I will continue to take an interest in forthcoming#### TEXT       vaporware-93-04.txt   ****                              VAPORWARE                            Murphy Sewall                    From the April 1993 APPLE PULP           H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter                              $24/year                           P.O. Box 380027                        East Hartford, CT 06138-0027                 Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone]      Permission granted to redistribute with the above citation ** SPECIAL NOTICE **As announced last month, this column which ends nine years, will be myfinal one.  I'd like to acknowledge the many kind messages I've receivedin the past month.  Even though I haven't had time to answer each oneindividually, I really appreciate the support.  I'd particularly like tothank the relatives of beta testers, former employees of developers, andoccasional honest-to-goodness insiders who've been kind enough to passme a scoop or two.  Being able to accurately describe the LC III a monthbefore MacWeek was particularly satisfying.  Several people have askedwhether it would be possible to find someone to continue the column.Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:07:34 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/ex#### BINHEX     3-d-cursor.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 23 Nov 1991 8:57:19 -0600 (CST) From: [e-mail] (Larry Rymal)Subject: [*] 3-D Cursor Init/Extension     Matthias Urlich wrote Color Cursor which gave us a colorfularrow. The following Init is a modification of his work giving us a shaded 3-D gray-scaled arrow, instead.  Obviously, a color or gray scale monitor is needed.        Only the standard cursor arrow is included, albeit 3-D.       Just drop into the System Folder or the Extensions folder. * 3-D Cursor by Larry Rymal:  a modification of the Matthias   Urlichs Color Cursor. * Color Cursor by Matthias Urlichs. Larry Rymal Box 14127 Stephen F. Austin State University [e-mail] Nacogdoches, Texas  75962#### BINHEX     alias-repair-10.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 3 Dec 92 16:20:31 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Steve Kalkwarf)Subject: Alias Repair 1.0 This init provides a mechanism to repair broken aliases on the fly.#### BINHEX     alpha-sound-102.hqx   ****Date: 04 Jun 1992 12:31:15 -0700 (PDT) From: Fred Condo <[e-mail]>        Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7BIT Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Thu, 4 Jun 1992 15:24:36 PDTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>AlphaSound 1.0.2What it isAlphaSound is a new type of system extension made possible by Apple'sSystem 7. It is a system extension, but it is not an "INIT." Rather, itis a background-only application that launches when you start orrestart your Macintosh computer. Since it is a background-onlyapplication, it need not include any provision for interaction withyou, the user, so it can be a very small file; because it is a trueapplication and not an "INIT," it is very unlikely that it willconflict with other system extensions.What it doesThe purpose of AlphaSound is one that has traditionally been done by"INITs"---it plays a sound when you start up your Mac. AlphaSoundrequires the new Sound Manager and the new FileManager in System 7.Since it is not an application in the traditional sense, you will findit hard to launch under previous systems, yet, even if you do manage todo so, AlphaSound will politely check its operating environment andsilently quit. AlphaSound plays the sound asynchronously-that is, thesound plays while your Macintosh computer continues to do other tasks. This should be archived as alphasound-102.hqx. It replaces the previous(1.0.1) version, and fixes a bug.#### BINHEX     alt-cdef-13.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] ( John Thoo )Date: Sun, 25 Oct 92 22:05:31 PST Subject: AltCDEF 1.3 Jerry Wilcox <[e-mail]> mentioned on  Wed, 21 Oct 1992 that he prefers AltCDEF over DoubleScroll.  While I haven't triedDoubleScroll, myself, I do use AltCDEF, and have never had the inklingto switch to any other such utility. As AltCDEF appears to have been removed from the archive, here 'tis again. Hope some folks find it useful.  It'll at least give you a choiceof which utility suits you best.  (Point of info: AltCDEF 1.3 is 32-bitclean and VM-happy---at least on my SE/30 :-) --John.<[e-mail]>---------cut here----------#### BINHEX     alysis-disk-expander-12.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 21:45:01 -0500 From: "Scott E. Lasley" <[e-mail]>Subject: DiskExpander 1.2 Here is Alysis' Disk Expander version 1.2 downloaded from theAlysis Vendor area on Compuserve.  from the Read Me file:The Disk Expander is a system extension.  Adding it to your MacintoshSystem Folder will allow you to read and use files and applicationsthat have been compressed by More Disk Space.  You will find thatapplications are much smaller in compressed form and that they requireno extra time to launch.  Compressed applications and compresseddocument files behave exactly as you would expect them to.  Evenmulti-megabyte files will open without delay and without any diskspace overhead.#### BINHEX     apollo-10.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Apollo 1.0Date: Sun, 29 Nov 92 15:37:31 GMTApollo 1.0==========Enclosed is the latest version of Apollo, the launching utility. Apollo willlaunch applications, desk accessories, control panels and documents and willopen folders. Multiple combinations of any of these can be launched with asingle menu selection. Each application can have its own settings for screendepth, sound level, default folder (for the Open and Save dialogs) anddefault document.Apollo also has facilities for switching between applications using either amenu or a key combination. A second key combination hides the currentapplication as it is switched out. Certain applications and INITs can beexcluded from either or both of the menu and keyboard rota. The  switching menucontains window submenus for each running application.Apollo will run on any Mac from the Plus upwards, under any system above 4.1.Some features, however, require system 7.This submission also contains Apollo Localiser, which will translate Apollofrom English into French, German, Japanese, Dutch or Swedish, and ApolloConverter, which copies settings from previous versions of Apollo (0.5 to 0.8)into version 1.0.Full documentation is included in English. Quick introduction chapters areincluded in French, German, Japanese, Dutch and Swedish.Previous beta versions have been well received:    "check it out soon" (BYTE, May 1992) and    "this beta version works excellently" (Dutch MacWorld, October 1992)Apollo 1.0 is shareware: $US30, £15 sterling.Jeremy Roussak ([e-mail])[Please archive as /ex/apollo-10.hqx]#### BINHEX     appleshare-setup.hqx   ****Date: 4 Nov 1992 19:24:49 -0700From: "Apgar, Eric" <apgar#m#[e-mail]>Subject: AppleShareSetup CDEVAppleShareSetup Control PanelCopyright (c) 1991-1992, Apple Computer, Inc.All Rights Reservedby Jim Luther, Apple Developer Technical SupportThe AppleShareSetup control panel is free software and can be distributed freely by individuals.  For commercial distribution or bulletin board distribution please contact Apple Software Licensing.AppleShareSetup is distributed "as is" and unsupported by Apple.  Please don't call Apple for technical support on this program.********** System Requirements **********This control panel only works with the AppleShare 3.0, AppleShare 7.1, and future AppleShare Chooser extensions under both System 6 and System 7.  It does not work with the AppleShare 2.0 Chooser extension under System 6 or the AppleShare 7.0 or 7.0.1 Chooser extension under System 7 - the configuration features just aren't there.The AppleShare Chooser extension must be in the "Extensions" folder under System 7, or in the "System Folder" under System 6.  ********** What's it do? **********The AppleShareSetup control panel lets you set or disable various options supported by the AppleShare Chooser extension.  With AppleShareSetup, you can:* Make specific AppleShare alerts "time-out" after a set amount of time.  For example, you can make the "The file server is closing down in x minute(s)" alert automatically dismiss itself after 10 seconds.* Completely disable all AppleShare alerts.* Disable AppleShare "Greeting" messages.* Disable some auto-mount features.Full Balloon Help is provided under System 7.  Turn on Balloon Help (and read your AppleShare manuals) if you can't figure this control panel [e-mail]   |   Eric Apgar  alias  Gar   |   I said it, NOT Apple.#### BINHEX     async-family-114.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 8 Jul 1992 10:24 GMT+1 From: [e-mail]: [*] Async Family Async Family 1.14by Alessandro Levi Montalciniuploaded by Alberto RicciRequires System 7.0 or later.***THIS IS A WONDERFUL UTILITY!!!***Async Family is a set of applications and one extension. Actually, thislast one is not a real extension, it's a background application. Thismeans it will not have the usual conflict problems INITs have.Well, Async family makes your Mac beep and play sounds Asynchronously,i.e. you don't have to wait for the sound to be finished playing beforeyou can get back to work!You'll be able to install 5-minute sounds in your System and use them asSystem beeps!Drop Mr.Player and Mr.Beeper in your system folder, select a new systembeep (a LONG one) in Mr.Beeper's control panel and restart your Mac… Allyour system beeps will be asynchronous, and if you have a Mac with theApple Sound Chip (all Macs but the 68000-based have it) you'll hear morethan one beep at a time. You may also drop AIFF and System 7 sound fileson Mr.Drop to play them while you keep working (multi-megabyte files canbe played without any trouble).#### BINHEX     auto-assassin-11.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 27 Sep 1992 23:56:26 -0700 From: Samuel S. Tai <[e-mail]>AutoAssassin 1.1(c) 1992 Bill MonkThis freeware INIT comes courtesy of ZiffNet/Mac.If you've ever come across a corrupted alias, and gone through the hassle of fixing it; or if you've wished for a faster way to find an alias' original, orthe comments thereof; this is just what the doctor ordered.Whenever the Finder forgets where an alias points, AutoAssassin will display adialog asking if you would like to delete the corrupted alias, ignore the problem (you might want to do this if you have an alias to an unmounted disk,or a server that's gone down), or to recreate the link to the original. If you choose the third option, AutoAssassin will display a standard file dialog, and recreate the link upon opening the original.Some more goodies:Command-double-clicking on an alias, or command-selecting an alias from theApple Menu sends a <Find-Original> Apple Event to the Finder.Control-double-clicking an alias, or control-selecting an alias in the AppleMenu sends a <Get-Original's-Info> Apple Event to the Finder.AutoAssassin requires System 7.0 or later. It is 32-bit clean, virtual memorycapable, and Quadra cache-compatible. Known incompatibilities: it is completelyincompatible with HAM 1.0, and must load after Kiwi PowerWindows.-----------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     auto-guest.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 21 Dec 92 15:34:02 -0800 From: Jon Pugh <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] AutoGuest.hqx One of the most common questions I get (just after the -903 from AESend) is"How do I get rid of the linking password dialog for Guest access?"  GregAnderson wrote a marvelously skanky INIT and code resource for doing this.It allows you to have transparent Guest access for Apple Events.  If youinstall the INIT, you get no dialogs if guest access is allowed.  If you use the code resource, you get no dialogs for that program.Mind you, this works with 7.x and may break at any moment, but it is currentlythe ONLY way to get past the dialog.Jon#### BINHEX     autoflush-10.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 3 Dec 1992 21:38:30 -0600 From: "Jeffrey L. Robbin" <[e-mail]>Subject: AutoFlush 1.0 AutoFlush is a system extension which will help to preventthose unwanted corrupted resource files. When your computersystem crashes, is reset by the programmer's switch, or isturned off without shutting down, it is possible for one ormore resource files to be damaged because your drive was not"Flushed." A hard drive's data is not written to the actualdisk until its data is flushed out of a buffer.  If yourcomputer is restarted or crashes after a resource file hasbeen modified but not written to disk, that file could becomecorrupt.  Most often this occurs to the System file which isalways open and changing. AutoFlush forces the system to flush the volume right afterone of the critical resource manager calls is executed.Whenever the computer does the following calls, AutoFlushwill make sure that the System volume is flushed right away: AddResourceChangedResourceRmveResourceWriteResourceUpdateResFile AutoFlush is FreeWare.  All standard disclaimers apply, so usethis software at your own risk.  If you have any questions orproblems, I can be reached at the following addresses: Jeffrey RobbinInternet:  [e-mail]: JLR63 PS:  Take a look at Conflict Catcher & Other Innovative Utilities     by Casady & Greene! (also programmed by me.) #### BINHEX     backdrop.hqx   ****14-Nov-86 16 04 49-PST,6634;000000000001Return-Path  <[e-mail]>Received  from LLL-MFE.ARPA by SUMEX-AIM.ARPA with TCP; Fri 14 Nov 86 16 04 35-PSTDate  Fri, 14 Nov 86 16 03 PSTFrom  [e-mail]  Backdrop, a random background selector.To  [e-mail] is a packit file with two things in it, a MacWrite documentand a file of type DRVR.  The MacWrite files tells how to use this thing.  What it does is allows you to select a random StartUpScreen from a folder of them and keeps it as your DeskTop background.  Throw out the old StartUpDesk, this is much better.I have had no luck getting it to work on an MFS disk, but I may be doing something wrong.  I got this from the A32 November club disk.  A32 is a San Jose user group that meets the second Saturday ofevery month at the GTE cafateria at the corner of the CapitolExpressway and 237. Enjoy,Jon#### BINHEX     badinit.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 22 Jul 92 21:43:16 EDT From: Pete Tamas <[e-mail]>Subject: BAD-init resubmition THERE HAS BEEN A LOT OF TALK ABOUT THIS INIT ON THE LISTSLATELY, SO I THOUGHT I'D UPLOAD IT. HERE'S THE ORIGINAL HEADER:From: [e-mail] (Shores)BADInit by Giuseppe Carnevale.  This *WONDERFUL* INIT can save seemingly lostfloppy disks from the bit bucket.  Ever had a "File couldn't be written andwas skipped?" Of course you have, and this INIT fixes all that.  The INIT foolsthe disk's desktop file into thinking that files are occupying the bad sectorsof the disk so you can write to the good parts of the disk too.  When you geta bad disk that had been formatted and had files on it, salvage the good filesand tell the finder to reformat it.  When the finder fails, it will eject thedisk, but after you hit "ok" in the "Initialization Failed" dialog, anotherdialog will popup asking you if you want to format it using BAD.  Hit OK towork BAD's magic.  Likewise, with a brand new floppy that fails under theFinder's initialization, BAD will format it, most likely leaving over 95% ofthe disk still useable.  Obviously one wouldn't want to put one's only copyof a doctoral thesis on the disk, but you can still use the disk for trivialtasks.#### BINHEX     bigscreen.hqx   ****16-Apr-87 13 40 03-PDT,11123;000000000001Return-Path  <[e-mail]>Received  from unix.macc.wisc.edu by SUMEX-AIM.STANFORD.EDU with TCP; Thu, 16 Apr 87 13 39 54 PDTReceived  by unix.macc.wisc.edu;          id AA13065; 5.51/9; Thu, 16 Apr 87 15 35 12 CSTDate  Thu, 16 Apr 87 15 35 12 CSTFrom  Jeff Myers <[e-mail]>Message-Id  <[e-mail]>To  [e-mail]  Big Screen INIT for archives...This is a shareware large screen utility which is especially useful inconjunction with the Popup DA.  An 800 by 1000 pixel screen will eatup about 100K of your memory.  Should work with any program which doesnot have a hard-coded screen size, although I personally have tested itonly with Ready,Set,Go 3.0.  If $95 for Stepping Out is a bit steepfor you, use this and send in your $5.  Installs like any INIT, justplace in your System Folder -- upon startup you can choose to use ornot use a big screen (and set its size).  Written by Kurt Hebel ofUrbana, Illinois.#### BINHEX     bongo-bob-302.hqx   ****From: Roby Sherman <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Bongo Bob 3.0.2 Date: Tue, 8 Dec 92 18:40:54 EST I have uploaded Bongo Bob 3.0.23.0.2 adds a few hundred new fortunes to the general fortune file.3.0.2 also scales down the archive by removing all non-general fortunes.      (These fortunes are now available in the archive called        "More Bongo Bob")Enjoy!---------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     bongo-bob-more.hqx   ****From: Roby Sherman <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] More Bongo Bob Date: Sun, 6 Dec 92 15:40:51 EST More Bongo Bob contains additional files for use with Bongo Bob version3.0 or higher.File include :Simpson's QuotesStar Trek QuotesTasteless JokesJokes for ChildrenDeep thoughtsEnjoy!     --Roby#### BINHEX     caps-control-101.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Stewart Kevin Hester)Date: Sun, 31 May 1992 22:04:26 -0500 Subject: (*) CapsControl, a PowerBook utility     Attached is CapsControl 1.01, a replacement for CapsKiller.  CapsControl isa fairly well tested extension that deactivates the PowerBook 'caps lock' key.It has been tested on System 7, but should work on System 6 as well.  TheCompact Pro archive contains documentation and the extension.Kevin-----S. Kevin [e-mail]#### BINHEX     copy-beep-11.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 23 Aug 92 00:46:52 -0700 From: Grobbins <[e-mail]>Subject: copybeep-11.hqx CopyBeep 1.1Copyright 1992 Gregory M. RobbinsCopyBeep is an endearing little INIT which plays a sound after a Finder copy or other Finder operation which takes longer than 15 seconds.CopyBeep is free.  Think Pascal source code is [e-mail].20K Stuffit 1.5.1 archive.#### BINHEX     deep-thought-10.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Essam Khairullah)Subject: no subject (file transmission) Date: Fri, 14 Aug 92 15:29:58 CDT Deep Thought v1.0 Copyright 1992 by Oasis SoftwareThis is a System Extension version of the Unix command "Fortune"Basically it displays a random quote every startup.  It contains over4000 humorous, thought-provoking, and just plain stupid quotes.Postcardware.Please send comments, suggestions, etc. (quotes?) to:                     Essam Badi' Uz-Zaman Khairullah              [e-mail]'m a .signature virus. You can't resist copying me into your .signature!#### BINHEX     desk-critters.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 11 Oct 90 10:48:35 EDTFrom: [e-mail] (James Love)Subject: [*] desk-critters.hqx     Some weeks ago an INIT was submitted to the archive that placeda pair of eyes in the menu-bar and blinked now/then [/init/eyes.hqx].This INIT is, in fact, one-half of two complimentary INITs that weretermed Desk Critters by their author, and were generally available asa unit.  Enclosed with this brief message is the complete Desk Critterspackage: Eyeballs, Bigfoot, and a short MacWrite Document file thathave been stuffed/binhexed as a single folder.  Eyeballs is identicalto the eyes.hqx file now in the archive, bigfoot inserts a pair of feetthat tramp around atop the desktop (sort of like fish 1.1, but thesefeet turn when they encounter the edge of an open window), and the Docfile contains some rudimentary information regarding known conflicts.     In the interests of sumex-aim space conservation, could themoderators please remove eyes.hqx and replace it with this INIT package ??Enjoy,Jim ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     deskpict-11.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 14 Sep 90 14:13 +0100From: Pieter Stouten <[e-mail]>Subject: !DeskPict 1.1 INIT including documentation.This is !DeskPict 1.1 (with documentation !).It was originally posted by William Perez <[e-mail]>on 2 Jul 1990, but did not contain any documentation.I found the documentation belonging to DeskPict 1.0, which in essenceapplies to version 1.1 as well.Therefore this reposting. The INIT has not been changed in any way;only documentation has been added. In .sit .hqx format.>From the original posting:> !DeskPict, will make a desktop from a PICT2 Document.> All you have to do is call a PICT document "DeskPicture" and !DeskPict> will make that your backdrop.> When used in conjunction with ScreenMaster, it is possible (although> slightly convoluted) to create a desktop picture from a picture that> has a custom CLUT.Pieter Stouten <[e-mail]>---------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     desktop-reset.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Salient Software)Subject: Desktop Reset* Date: Wed, 28 Oct 92 13:45:35 PST Organization: Fifth Generation Systems This is Desktop Reset* from Salient Software.  It is a Copyrightedfreeware utility.  To use the INIT just place it drag it to your systemfolder and restart your mac.  As the mac is booting hold down theCommand & Option keys and you will see a dialog asking if your sureyou want to reset the desktop.  If you answer reset the you will getanother dialog to let you know if the desktop was successfully resetor not.  If it was then the Finder* will rebuild the desktop whenit comes up.  Because the desktop database is deleted the Finder*is forced to make a new one instead of trying to repair a defectiveone.#### BINHEX     digit-102.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Digit 1.0.2 Date: Fri, 6 Nov 92 23:14:32 PDT Digit helps System 7 users keep a handle on how many applications they have open by displaying a count in the menu bar near the applications menu. Version 1.0.2 adds color support, 68000 compatibility and selectable digit position. A user in Texas says, "Digit's about the slickest thing going."  A New York City user says, "With the time and money I saved, it's way underpriced."  Compactor.  Shareware $5.  Michael D. Moore#### BINHEX     dismounter-12.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 3 Dec 92 16:19:34 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Steve Kalkwarf)Subject: Dismount 1.2 This handy init reimplements the Command-Option-E method for ejectingand dismounting floppies from the desktop under System 7.x.#### BINHEX     earth-11.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 9 Aug 1992 23:08 EST From: [e-mail]: Earth 1.1 Here is a BinHex-ed StuffIt 1.5.1 archive containing version 1.1of Earth,  a freeware INIT which draws a spinning globe over theapple in the menu bar,  and its documentation.  The new versionhas smoother rotation and will draw in colour if it's available.Please see the doc file for more information. This submission should replace the file spinning-globe.hqx inthe directory /info-mac/ex (which file contains a copy of Earth1.0 without documentation). Stefan BilaniukDepartment of MathematicsTrent UniversityPeterborough,  OntarioCanada   K9J [e-mail]  --- cut here ---#### BINHEX     etherlan-sc-drivers-144.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 8 Mar 1993 18:47:03 -0500 (EST) From: Peter Cohen <[e-mail]>Subject: EtherLAN SC v1.44 Software --1430394104-2095681082-731634754:#4659Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCIIEnclosed is a binhexed self-extracting archive of a DiskCopy .image file.It contains the 1.44 version of drivers for the FOCUS EtherLAN SC andSC-T, SCSI-based Ethernet interfaces for the Macintosh.  This file iscompatible with any EtherLAN SC (or Nuvotech NuvoLink SC/SC-T) thatutilizes the 1.1s EPROM chip.For technical questions regarding this software, queries can be directedonline to [e-mail].  Technical support is also availablefrom 8-8 EST domestically at [phone], internationally at [phone].  This software is being distributed with the full permission ofFOCUS Enhancements, Inc. (I do tech support for them).+-----------------+------------------------------------------------+| Peter A. Cohen  |   No, I don't reflect my employer's opinions.  || [e-mail] | Heck!  My employer doesn't even know I'm here! |+-----------------+------------------------------------------------+--1430394104-2095681082-731634754:#4659Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="ELSC.144"Content-ID: <[e-mail]>Content-Description: #### BINHEX     find-cursor.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 2 Aug 92 20:13:24 -0400 From: Takeshi Miyazaki <[e-mail]>Subject: FindCursor INIT I found this system extension at a commercial BBS. I think this is a better solution than thick cursor. ---------The FindCursor INIT is a system extension which enables PowerBook users (and any other users who experience the problem) to quickly locate the current cursor position visually. To use it, you simply hold down the control (ctrl) key and press the mouse button. As long as the mouse button is down, the cursor will change to a thick-border box.---------Takeshi Miyazaki ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     finder-app-menu-111.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 10:30:58 -0500 From: "Scott E. Lasley" <[e-mail]>Subject: finderappmenu1.1.1.sea.hqx This is Finder Application Menu version 1.1.1, downloaded fromCompuserve.  Here is the author's description:  FinderAppMenu is an Init for System 7 which creates a menu in the Findershowing all of your applications.  You can run any one by selecting it off  themenu.  Version 1.1.1 fixes some problems in version 1.1 which sometimes resultedin out of memory conditions in the Finder and sometimes caused the applicationsmenu to appear in front of the Apple menu in other  applications.  A Self Extracting Archive#### BINHEX     forward-delete-10d2.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 15 Jan 93 13:58:27 +0100 From: [e-mail] (lab stp - Fabrizio Oddone - 181292 )Subject: Forward Delete 1.0d2 Forward Delete is a small extension that lets you use thatmysterious key called forward delete, present on all ExtendedKeyboards. Press this key to delete the character at the rightof the insertion point. It works with every application whichuses TextEdit (if you do not know what TextEdit is, do notworry: it is simply that part of the Mac Operating System whichmanages basic text editing). Try it out with TeachText or indialog boxes.I have been using it since 1992 (!) with no problems orincompatibilities at all.If you install this utility, you will find yourself using itmore frequently, even in programs which have always supportedit! The miracles of consistency between applications...For errors, suggestions, and others send mail to:[e-mail] utility is FREE! Enjoy yourself!Fabrizio Oddone#### BINHEX     fp-accelerator.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 5 May 90 13:28 CDTFrom: "WILLIAM R. HUTCHISON" <[e-mail]>This is a FP accelerator INIT for all macs.#### 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     function-keys-11.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Sun, 3 Jan 1993 00:58:00 +0100 Subject: Function Keys 1.1 With this extension you can use function keys (NOT FKEYs!!!) on keyboardswithout them. It is an update of the version posted December 31, it nowincludes F11 to F15.#### BINHEX     get-info-plus-plus-10b1.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 22 Apr 92 18:31:56 -0400 From: Takeshi Miyazaki <[e-mail]>Subject: GetInfo++ 1.0b1 GetInfo++ will let you see Filetype and Creator signatures in the Comment box of a file when doing a Get Info in Finder. (Actually, this only works the first time you do Get Info after the start up, and only if the Shift key is down. It also doesn't work if you already have a comment in Info box.) Want to add a comment to a file? Use Get Info per normal. Want to add filetype/creator info to the comment box instead? Do a Shift-Get-Info. That's the basic idea here.#### BINHEX     grouch-25b1.hqx   ****Date:         Tue, 30 Jul 91 18:03:21 EDTFrom: "Allan M. Bloom" <[e-mail]>Subject:      System 7 GrouchHere is the System-7 compatible version (2.5b1) of The Grouch extensionthat I downloaded from the Washington Apple Pi bulletin board. As shouldbe known to all and sundry (especially us sundry), placing this in theExtensions folder of the System Folder (Sys 7, or into the System Folderunder earlier Systems) causes Sesame Street's Oscar the Grouch to rise>From the trash can singing "I love trash" when you EMPTY TRASH. Thisshould replace the existing GROUCH.HQX file.Al Bloom, Virginia [e-mail]#### BINHEX     hierarchy.hqx   ****Subject: Hierarchy Date: Thu, 27 Aug 92 19:00:03 WET DST From: [e-mail]=========Hierarchy converts a click on the title bar of a system 7 Finderwindow into a command-click. This means that the menu of the folders' parents appears without your having to hold down thecommand key yourself.It's free.Jeremy Roussak ([e-mail])88 Oxhey Avenue, Oxhey, Watford WD1 4HA, ENGLAND(please archive as /ex/hierarchy.hqx)--- cut here ---#### BINHEX     icon-wrap-12.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (John Thoo)Date: Mon, 15 Mar 93 17:22:42 PST Subject: IconWrap 1.2 On Sat, 13 Mar 93 20:15:13 CST <[e-mail]> said:> I seem to remember seeing a reference to a utility that will wrap> startup icons to multiple rows if there are too many to fit on one> line.  Does such a beast exist?  If so, what is it and where can I> find it? This is the second request for such an extension in as many weeks.Here's something that does what you ask: IconWrap 1.2. --John.J. B. THOO, Math Dept, Univ of California, Davis <[e-mail]>---------------------------------cut here---------------------------------#### BINHEX     ignore-alpha-lock.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 11 Dec 1992 15:26:19 +1100 From: Victor Tan <[e-mail]>To: sumex-aimSubject: IgnoreAlphaLock v1.1 by Willy Verschooren.This is "IgnoreAlphaLock" v1.1 by Willy Verschooren.This system extension makes the action taken by the 'capslock' keyobsolete for all the alphabetic characters.  This might sound strange,but a lot of European Powerbook users will be happy to have thisextension.Some keyboard (e.g. AZERTY) have numbers on the top row which are onlyaccessible through the shift key.  With some special keyboard layoutsthe numbers are directly available when the capslock is on. If youhave no numeric keypad, this is the solution to enter numbers at ease,but entering lowercase characters is painful.With IgnoreAlphaLock and those special keyboard layouts, you havenumbers and lowercase.  The uppercase characters are accessible withthe shift key.If you have a (QUERTY,I) keyboard with the numbers at the right place,you can still use the IgnoreAlphaLock system extension when youdislike UPPERCASE lock.When you often access the wrong key (capslock in stead of shift), youhave probably typed about 50 characters before you see that everythingexcept the first character should lowercase -> use IgnoreAlphaLock andonly change that first character to uppercase.Send 200 Bfr or 7$ toWilly VerschoorenW.I.S.D.O.M.Drossaertplein 5B-2660 Hoboken (Antwerp)BelgiumAppleLink : BISONSOFTInterNet: [e-mail]---------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     init-tracker-13.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]> INIT Tracker 1.3 is a shareware diagnostic tool (itself an extension) byAndy Welch that produces a text file with a wealth of detailedinformation about the patches your extensions and control panels areinstalling.  This version is compatible with both System 7 and '040caches.  The conflict with Apollo 0.8b3 has been resolved. #### BINHEX     kopy-kat-090.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 30 Jul 92 08:27:18 -0400 From: Jeffrey L. Needleman <[e-mail]>Subject: KopyKat 0.90 Here's KopyKat .90, a very useful freeware utility by Scott Silverman. KopyKat is a simple Startup Document (Init) which adds a hierarchical menuto the Cut, Copy and Paste menu items in the Edit menu of almost anyapplication.  (Hypercard is one notable exception.) The hierarchical menus contain three choices, each of which represents anindividual clipboard which can be used within a single application oracross different applications. For example, I use it to handle mail bycopying the sender, subject, and text of a letter to the three differentclipboards and pasting them separately into my reply. This utility was posted on America On Line (where I found it) on July 26th;more than 600 people downloaded it the first day. One AOL user reports aconflict with MacroMaker in System 6.0.5.Jeff Needleman  <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     mac-stack-size-init.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 22 June 1992 23:35:36 -0800 From: Chuck Pliske <[e-mail]>Subject: Mac Stack size init Dear folks,I have written a tiny INIT to solve the following problem: The processor stacksize on the 68000 class machines (Plus, SE, PB100, etc) is for some reason settoo small (about 2k Hex) for major programs to run properly, resulting in errorsof the form id=28.  This is most noticible with MacTCP programs such as"Mailstrom".  Setting the stack to the Mac II class default, 6000 Hex, fixes theproblem.  As only 4k is lost to the OS, there is not much problem with lost RAM.The Init has been tested on several 68000 type machines, and several Mac IIclass machines (where it doesn't adjust the stack) with no problems.  The INITis Free.#### BINHEX     macpuke.hqx   ****Date:     Wed, 17 Apr 1991 20:20:27.26 MSTFrom: <[e-mail]> (Phydeaux)Subject:  macpukeupon request, here is macpuke, an init that makes a pukingsound when a disk is ejected. i am not the author.leroy [e-mail]#### BINHEX     max-apple-zoom-143.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 23 Jul 91 13:27:01 PDTFrom: Matt Mora <[e-mail]>Subject: MaxAppleZoom1.43#### BINHEX     next-style-windows.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 12 Jun 92 10:49:51 +0200 From: [e-mail] (Kjell Krona)Subject: NeXT WDEF INIT I have hacked the NeXt Windows INIT, so that it works correctly undersystem 7. It turned out that there was some new window type(s) intro-duced in system 7, so some more case switches had to be added... Italso fixes the problems (in some windows) with HyperCard 2.x andMacWrite II. I also added some new close and zoom icons. Unfortunately,these are only B&W bitmaps, and sometimes the old (drawn) icons comeback on color screens. This is only a cosmetic problem, however. Ihave used the hacked INIT on my SE/30, my PowerBook 100, and a IIci atwork with no problems (using system S-7.0) for 9 or 10 months. Underlow memory conditions, the system sometimes will revert to the WDEF inROM, but it does not seem to cause any harm.This Compact Pro archive includes source code in Think C. There isalso code for a small application (Tester) that can be used to test anychanges in the source code before you try to install it in your system.If anyone cares to add color bitmaps, it  would be great...I don't remember where I got it from in the first place, but the original authors are credited in the source.          - kjell         [e-mail] (Kjell Krona)snail-mail:                 Kjell Krona                            Dept. of Numerical Analysis and Computer Science                            Royal Institute of Technology                            S-100 44 Stockholm                            Sweden#### BINHEX     no-control-panel.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 4 Dec 1992 12:26:55 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Chris Barton) (Chris Barton)Subject: noControlPanel attached is the binhex document that dismisses the Control Panel device.  Ihave not tested it.  I got it from Maureen Fisher at Cornel... after manymany requests for it on the MACNET-L list.  I offered to send it toinfo-mac and refer others to the archive to ftp it.#### BINHEX     open-spaces-12.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 21 Mar 93 18:22:07 -0500 From: [e-mail]: Open Spaces 1.2 Open Spaces is a system 7 extension which makes navigating throughfolders in the Finder easier. When you are not renaming something,hitting the space bar opens the currently selected file or folder.This enables you to move around with just the arrow keys and thespace bar, or to open files more easily. When you are renamingsomething, the space bar acts normally. Version 1.2 corrects the behavior of Open Spaces with dialog boxesopened by Control Panels.Version 1.2 also contains a bug fix for 68000 machines.#### BINHEX     other-menu-10b16.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Jim Walker)Subject: OtherMenu 1.0b16 extension Date: Fri, 5 Mar 93 23:31:02 EST Organization: Department of Mathematics, Univ. of S. Carolina OtherMenu is an extension that creates a system-wide menu somewhat similarto the Apple menu.  It can be used for launching applications and documents,restart and shut down, various file management functions such as Delete,Empty Trash, File Info, and Make Alias, and executing FKEYs.  It requiresSystem 7. This is free beta-ware by James W. Walker.#### BINHEX     pee-wee-101.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 4 Jan 93 23:18:17 -0800 From: Mark Maxham <[e-mail]>Subject: Pee Wee's Secret Word 1.0.1 This INIT selects a secret word at random from a list, and whenever theuser types that word (in any application, including Finder) the computerwill "yell real loud."The name of the file is pee-wee.101.hqx.The only posting guideline this init may fail to meet is "general usefulnessto the community."  But it can be pretty funny.Following is a Binhex file of a self-extracting archive created withDisk Doubler.  The file contains the init and a README file.  It hasbeen tested on a variety of 6.x and 7.0 machines.Mark [e-mail]--#### BINHEX     print-2-pict-35.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 4 Mar 93 10:51:18 GMT From: [e-mail] (Baudouin Raoult)Subject: Print2Pict3.5        This is version 3.5 of Print2Pict. It is a virtual printer driver that previews and saves printed pages to PICT files, the clipboard, orcan create standalone documents from any DTP software. It works only under System 7 or later.You can use Print2Pict with any application that prints using the standard Macintosh interface.Drop it in your extensions folder and select it with the Chooser.What is new in version 3.5 ?- Print2Pict is now compatible with QuarkXPress.- A extra extension is added : Pixmap PICT.- The Poscard's "About..." box can be customized.#### BINHEX     print-2-pict-to-qt-20.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 25 Mar 93 08:37:48 NZS From: [e-mail]: Print To QuickTime 2.0 This is the second release of Print To QuickTime, an extensionfor Print To Pict.New in this release is the ability to append movies to existingfiles.For new users:Print To QuickTIme is an extension for Print To Pict which enablesyou to create QuickTime movies from most applications simply byselecting Print To Pict/Print To QuickTime as your printer andprinting your document.Print to QuickTime is free to most people for personal and educationaluse. Full documentation and conditions of use in the package.Kiwis & Ozzies in particular:Print To QuickTime, along with Pictoids & ColourText, is availablefor FTP from my experimental FTP server, smis-asterix.massey.ac.nz.Anybody is welcome to use this server, but please remember it is mydesktop LC and avoid heavy use during NZ working hours (GMT+12).Enjoy    Nigel--- cut here --- (BinHex/Compact Pro)#### BINHEX     programmers-key-142.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Feb 1993 19:59:47 -0500 (EST) From: Bill Johnston <[e-mail]>Subject: Programmer's Key 1.4.2 by Paul Mercer This is Programmer's Key 1.4.2 by Paul Mercer.  Please add to /info-mac/ex.Description:Programmer's Key is an INIT/extension that lets you restart or break into MacsBug from the keyboard.  It is useful if your Mac doesn't have a "Programmer's Switch", or the CPU is out of reach, etc.  To Interrupt: Hold down the Command key and hit the PowerKey. To Reset:     Hold down the Control key (or tab)- and hit the PowerKey. To Restart:   Hold down the Command key and Shift key - and hit the PowerKey. To ShutDown:  Hold down the Command-Shift-Option keys - and hit the PowerKey. If no powerkey is available - use the "Tilde" (~) key instead.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     pwr-down-10.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Christopher K. Larson)Date: Tue, 6 Oct 92 12:38:44 PDT Subject: PwrDown 1.0 PwrDown is a system extension which allows the user to preform a shutdown or restart from the Macintosh keyboard. Shareware $5.#### BINHEX     pwr-switcher-10a5.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 14 Aug 1992 08:45 CDT From: "Dwight Lemke @ Wisconsin Oshkosh" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] PwrSwitcher This is PwrSwitcher Version 1.0a5by David B. LamkinsPwrSwitcher must be run under System 7 on a Macintosh with a keyboard which has a power key. PwrSwitcher is a system extension that lets you cycle through the active programs by pressing the power key on your keyboard. This release of PwrSwitcher requires System 7, and a keyboard with a power key.—————————————————————————————————#### 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     quicktime-15.hqx   ****#### BINHEX     radius-math-15.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 3 Jan 1993 23:22:03 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Tony Huang)Subject: [*]Radius Math v1.5 Radius Math (version 1.5) is a system extension that substantially enhancesthe performance of floating point calcuation if your Mac is equipped withan FPU. It accomplishes this by rerouting SANE calls to the FPU. In mylimited testing, it outperforms Apple Omega SANE and two other SANE patchesthat I have. It's downloaded from American Online.Tony [e-mail]#### BINHEX     randomizer-12.hqx   ****Date: 6 Jan 1993 09:30:39 -0500 From: "Tom Scott" <[e-mail]>Subject: Random Startup Sound (A)      Random Startup Sound (A)[e-mail] asks:>    There is one idea that I have that I would like to see someone post>    here at Info-Mac.  I am not a programmer, therefore I do not have the>    talent to compose such a device.  I would like to see someone create a>    startup application for system 7 that randomly plays a sound file from>    a selected folder.  I have many sounds that I would love to alternate>    and do not want to play them all at once.  I know that there is a cdev>    to randomize your system beep, but that is not what I am looking for.>    Also, I would like to see an application so there is no init code, or>    memory hogging, or possible conflict with anything.  One could also>    implement this idea by placing the application in a folder with the>    said sound files and put an alias in the startup folder to randomly>    play one file.  Any takers?  Also, any help on finding existing>    similiar software would be appreciated.  Thanks in advance.Well, it's not an application, but it will do what you're asking.  It's JonPugh's excellent Randomizer extension/init that can randomize startup sounds,startup screens, and Res-editable to randomize desktop patterns (I did it awhile back).  I've taken it off one of the other archives and resubmitted tosumex (I noticed it wasn't on sumex anywhere).  The moderators should probablyput it in the /ex directory.Thomas Scott, Systems Manager, College of EngineeringCornell University, Carpenter Hall Annex, Ithaca, NY  14853#### BINHEX     reference-link-111.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Jim Walker)Subject: Reference Link 1.1.1 Date: Wed, 17 Mar 93 8:45:57 EST Organization: Department of Mathematics, Univ. of S. Carolina Reference Link is an INIT that makes THINK Reference 2.0easier to use if you have System 7.  With Reference Linkinstalled, you can do a modified double-click on a word ina text editor or word processor, whereupon the word will be looked up in THINK Reference 2.0.  Alternately, you canfirst select a word or phrase, and then type a certainkeystroke, and the selected text will be looked up in THINKReference.  Use that keystroke again to jump back to the editor.Freeware by James W. Walker.Version 1.1 now works right with the Alpha editor, and uses the samekeystroke for look-up and jump-back.V. 1.1.1 fixes a conflict with Logitech's MouseKey.#### BINHEX     savvy-10.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 7 Sep 92 11:04:22 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Tony Huang)Subject: [*]Savvy 0.1 Here is a System extenstion that enhances the usefulness ofFinder 7's Get Info function. For applications, it displays anicon in the Get Info window showing how System 7 savvy theapplication is and whether it's 32 bit clean.It is downloaded from AOL.Tony Huangmsc.cornell.edu#### BINHEX     screenmaster-26.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Stuart Burden)Date: 18 Jan 89 15:01:35 GMTOrganization: Microsoft Corp., Redmond WA[ScreenMaster 2.6]Here, due to requests, is ScreenMaster 2.6.ScreenMaster will read PixelPaint docs, with custom CLUT's and displaythem as startup screens.  Another init is also provided to re-set theCLUT to the standard system colours.Used in conjunction with another init called DeskPict (which createsColour DeskTops from PICT files), it is possible to have a picturewith a custom CLUT, as your desktop image (in which case you wouldnot use the init to re-set the colour lookup table).Have fun.Stu.__Paths to my door:_______________________microsoft![e-mail]  -   Usual disclaimer, that allmicrosoft![e-mail]            -   the above is pure fantasymicrosoft![e-mail]              -       and Microsoft only[DE01HB]stuartb@DASNET#   {from AppleLink}  -    gave me the Mountain [e-mail]    {well connected}  -      to dream it all in aD2012         {AppleLink - shared account}  -        caffeine haze :-)---#### BINHEX     scsi-accelerator-21.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Dolf Starreveld)Date: 29 Apr 89 03:01:05 GMTOrganization: Faculteit Wiskunde & Informatica, Universiteit van AmsterdamSome one and a half year ago, somebody put on the net an INIT file thatwas reported to improve SCSI disk performance considerably.  However,that file contained a huge bug.  Shortly after that I put on the net aquick hack that fixed that bug.  Since system 6.0x came out, I noticedthat the init no longer installed the patches.  The reason was that theinit code checked the piece of code it was going to patch for theoccurrence of certain instructions so that it could be sure that it waspatching the right thing.  After some hacking I found out that thepatches were still applicable, but they had to be applied at adifferent position in the SCSI manager code.  Thus, I fixed the INIT tocheck for both cases and handle them correclty.  In the process, I alsoadded an icon to the init, which will only be shown when the patchesare really applied.  I am sending out the archive below containingseveral variants of the INIT (see the READ_ME file) and somedocumentation.  In the documentation it is explained how it works andfor whom it will work.-- Dolf Starreveld  Phone: [phone], TELEX: 10262 HEF NLEMAIL:           [e-mail] (...!mcvax!uva!dolf), or [e-mail]:           Dept. of Math. and Computing Science, University of Amsterdam,                 Kruislaan 409, NL-1098 SJ  Amsterdam, The Netherlands---#### BINHEX     secureinit.hqx   ****Date:         Wed, 19 Jul 89 16:08:19 EDTFrom: Peter Galko <[e-mail]>Here is part 1 of 4 of the submission I tried to send about SecureInit(lines 751-1500)************************************************************************Date:         Tue, 11 Jul 89 16:09:28 EDT>From:         Peter Galko <PTRPB@UOTTAWA>Subject:      SecureInit 1.8 (shareware)To:           Info-Mac <[e-mail]>Recently I obtained the latest version of an application/initwhich would seem to me to be of interest in a lot of universityenvironments where many users may have access to the sameMacintosh. The product is known as SecureInit and the latestshareware version is provided below, which reportedly will workuntil sometime in September (this is version 1.8; the full-featured commercial version is version 2.0 which also availablenow).Basically this program is able to maintain to a large extent agiven configuration to the system software on a mac volume (byautomatically restoring selected files upon startup from pristeneversions, deleting unauthorized files from the system folder,etc.), restrict users from running appliactions from unathorizedvolumes, etc.  Only someone with the application an password canalter the configuration once a volume has been "protected".The list of features from the shareware documentation is asfollows (these features can be enabled or disbled as required): 1. Close all windows of selected disks/volumes at startup. 2. Make the system folder invisible. 3. Replace the system file at startup if it seems to have    become corrupted, and then restart your Mac. 4. Replace any master or user selected files in the system folder    every time you restart your Mac. (ImageWriter and LaserWriter    drivers and even the Finder are often corrupted by system crashes) 5. Delete any undeclared file in the system folder. (Useful in    destroying unknown init's, files, etc...) 6. Lock all the applications. 7. Verify the applications on the protected disks/volumes 8. Disabling corrupted applications on protected disks/volumes    and changing their Icon. 9. Lock selected files in the system folder.10. Lock the "protected" disks/volumes if the the Mac is started from    another volume.11. Eject any system diskette being inserted in any drive and    unmount any non-declared System disks/volumes to prevent    a hard disk configuration from being changed by anyone else    other than than the user or the master having the SecureInit*    application and knowing the configuration password.12. Prevent a user from running any application from anywhere    other than from the Mac's protected disks/volumes.13. Purge oldest non-declared files. This means you can make a list    of never-to-delete files, and other files will be deleted as    necessary when disk space is needed for new files. Empty files    can also be automatically deleted.14. The SecureInit* init's may be installed into the system itself.15. SecureInit* will let you do all this to any disks/volumes    that are on-line.16. In the commercial version (2.0-A), every configuration can be    password protected.The documentation for the application is a bit rough (the authoris from Switzerland and English is not his first language), andthe documentation with the comercial version is only in Frenchbut the author has told me that he is negotiating with someNorth American distributor to provide the English translationand distribute the program in N.A.  The shareware edition belowis in English (though not fluently).Finally, I disclaim any connection with the author of the programor his company except as a short time user of the program!----------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     shhh.hqx   ****Subject: [*] Shhh! PB click killer Date: Tue, 1 Dec 92 13:55:52 GMT From: B.C.E. Khoo <[e-mail]>This is a little system extension which kills the click emitted by PowerBooksas they switch off their speakers after playing a sound.I didn't write this: just submitting it...Bernard Khoo. Wellcome/CRC Institute, Cambridge, UK.E-mail: [e-mail], @phx.cam.ac.uk or @mbuk.bio.cam.ac.uk=================================#### BINHEX     shutdown-movie-101.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 14 Feb 1993 00:19:58 -0500 (EST) From: Eric Hustvedt <[e-mail]>Subject: Shutdown Movie version 1.0.1 --1073741863-819307426-729667386:#11510Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCIIHere is the blurb for the digests:"-----------------------What is Shutdown Movie?-----------------------    Shutdown Movie is the previously unimplemented companion to QuickTime'sbuilt-in "Startup Movie" feature. When installed, ShutDown Movie plays amovie when you Shutdown your system. Shutdown Movie requires System 7 orgreater, and QuickTime.Version 1.0.1 fixes a few minor bugs."Thanks...........-Eric--1073741863-819307426-729667386:#11510Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="shutdown-movie-101.hqx"Content-ID: <[e-mail]>Content-Description: #### BINHEX     shutdown-screen.hqx   ****Date:     Tue, 22 May 90 20:19:17 PDTFrom: [e-mail]:  ShutDownScreenShutDownScreen 1.0 (5/21/90)Copyright 1990 Josh Pritikin - Tetrahedron ProgrammingAll rights reserved.If you had fun adding a StartupScreen to your Mac, now you can have aShutDownScreen too! This INIT will display just about any picture justas you restart or shutdown.Mailware: If you like this program send me a postcard or send email.I can be reached at:        [e-mail]        [e-mail]        Josh Pritikin        1404 Greenworth Place        Santa Barbara, CA 93108Don't forget to smile :-).--------------- cut here ---------------#### BINHEX     simant-cheater-11.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] <Ken Hancock>Subject: [*] SimAnt Cheater 1.1This system extension adds a menu to SimAnt to access all thehidden commands/cheats.  Part of the GAMER distribution.#### BINHEX     sniff-101.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 13 Mar 93 12:58:02 EST From: [e-mail] (Alex Kourakos)Subject: sniff 1.0.1.sit.hqx    Okay folks, here it is...      sniff(tm) 1.0.1 by Timothy Miller.      This version fixes some quirks from the previous betaversion that was floating around.   In case you don't know, sniff is the world-famous INIT,found in several collections of annoying and useless programsfor the Macintosh, which gives your Macintosh a cold. Just dropit in your (or even better, someone else's) System folder, andthe Mac will begin to innocently sniff and clear it's throatevery now and then. Great practical joke for your MacFriends,and I've seen people go insane with it on their Macs. If youare so inclined, you can replace the sound resources withyour own sounds.   Runs on all Macintoshes and all system versions.   Download this great little program! The author requestseither the shareware fee or a postcard.   Packed with StuffIt Lite...---------#### BINHEX     startup-movie.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 11 Feb 1992 23:52 EDT From: "Face it, you are not always what you wear."Subject: STARTUPMOOV INIT/EXTENSION I will try to be as brief as possible:  This is an extension/INIT for any system capable of using QUICKTIME.  It will display a movie at startup (a video startup screen if you will) of the user's choice.  The movie to be played is chosen at startup and can be anywhere on the startupdisk.  I am not the author, I am only uploading this file due to the fact that people were inquiring about it since I mentioned it a few digests back.  [e-mail]#### BINHEX     stopper-11.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 3 Dec 92 16:22:10 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Steve Kalkwarf)Subject: Stopper 1.1 This init/cdev is a _very_ basic security system. I use it to keepteachers and students from using my computer when I'm away. Hold downa user configurable set of keys at startup, or the Mac shuts down.#### BINHEX     sundesk-11.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 20 Jun 90 14:10:25 CDTFrom: [e-mail] (David Gutierrez)Subject: SunDesk 1.1 (in two parts)Here's part 1 of SunDesk 1.1, downloaded from America Online. Can anyone point me to more color icons for SunDesk?#### BINHEX     system-7-tuneup-111.hqx   ****System 7 Tune-Up Version 1.1.1Installation InstructionsTo install the System 7 Tune-Up version 1.1.1, users should followthe instructions below to ensure that the installation is correct.1. Reboot your Macintosh using the using the Disk Tools diskwhich is part of the System 7 disk set. Select and run the DiskFirst Aid program.2. If Disk First Aid registers a problem that it cannot fix and   you have had folders disappear, you may be able to recover   what you think you have lost by doing the following (If you   have not had any problems then proceed to Step 3.):   a. Search your hard drive(s) for specific files inside      folders that have  disappeared.  Do this by performing a      Find from the File menu of the Finder. If this does not      work, perform another Find and select the All At Once box      in the dialog box under More Choices. Begin searching for      file names beginning with specific letters of the alphabet.      Continue until you have found all those items that      disappeared with your folders.   b. As items are found in this way, copy them to another      hard drive or floppy disks for back-up.   c. Back-up the contents of your hard drive.   d. Re-initialize your hard drive.   e. Re-install System 7.0 or System 7.0.1.   f. Install System 7 Tune-Up 1.1.1 by double clicking on the      Installer icon on the Tune-Up disk. Choose Restart      after the installation is complete.   g. Reinstall all other applications, inits, desk accessories,      etc. that were resident on your hard drive.3. If Disk First Aid does not register a problem OR registers and   fixes the problems that it finds, install the System 7 Tune-Up   1.1.1 by double clicking on the Installer icon on the Tune-Up   disk. Choose Restart after the installation is complete.Apple Computer, Inc. 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SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE LIMITATION OR EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES SO THE ABOVE LIMITATION OR EXCLUSION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.In no event shall Apple's total liability to you for all damages, losses, and causes of action (whether in contract, tort (including negligence) or otherwise) exceed the amount of $500.8.    Controlling Law and Severability.  This License shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the United States and the State of California, as applied to agreements entered into and to be performed entirely within California between California residents.  If for any reason a court of competent jurisdiction finds any provision of this License, or portion thereof, to be unenforceable, that provision of the License shall be enforced to the maximum extent permissible so as to effect the intent of the parties, and the remainder of this License shall continue in full force and effect.9.    Complete Agreement.  This License constitutes the entire agreement between the parties with respect to the use of the Apple Software and related documentation, and supersedes all prior or contemporaneous understandings or agreements, written or oral, regarding such subject matter.  No amendment to or modification of this License will be binding unless in writing and signed by a duly authorized representative of Apple.#### BINHEX     text-editor-patches-125.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Jim Walker)Subject: Text Editor Patches 1.2.5 Date: Sun, 14 Mar 93 14:35:58 EST Organization: Department of Mathematics, Univ. of S. Carolina This patcher can add several features to text editors such as BBEdit and theTHINK C editor:* A simple form of word wrapping.* Type parentheses, brackets and braces in matched pairs.* Same for dollar signs (for TeX typing.)* Control-double-click on the name of a toolbox routine, and THINK Reference1.0 will come to the fore and show the page documenting that routine.  (Thisone requires System 7, and of course it requires that you have THINKReference.)  Not for use with THINK Reference 2.0.* Change the default font of ASLEdit+.Not compatible with PopUpFuncs.  V. 1.2.3 fixes a conflict with System 7.1.V. 1.2.4 fixes the "pair $$" feature.V. 1.2.5 fixes the pairs feature when used with non-US keyboard layouts.This is a StuffIt 3.0 archive.#### BINHEX     tweety-10.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 4 Dec 92 17:54:31 -0500 From: Ted B Lowery -- Personal Account <[e-mail]>Subject: Tweety Init 1.0 Tweety v1.0, December 1992by Ted LoweryPO Box 30051Raleigh, NC  27622Internet: [e-mail]: 76350,2613What Izzit?Tweety is a System 7 extension for the Mac.  Once loaded, it will randomly play sounds in the background while you use your computer.  The standard sounds it comes with are soothing (IMHO :-) bird sounds, though you can change the sounds to be anything you desire.  See below for customization instructions.How To InstallPlace the Tweety file in your extensions folder in the system folder of the boot drive, and restart your machine.  If succefully loaded, you will see the icon come up on the bottom of the screen.  If the icon shows up with a red X across it, then Tweety was not loaded either because of an error, or because the user cancelled loading.To cancel loading of the Tweety extension, hold down the option key just before it loads.  Once loaded, the only way to stop the sound is to restart your machine.Changing SoundsYou can use a resource editor such as ResEdit to change or add new sounds to this extension.  Make sure there is at least one sound in the Tweety extension, otherwise it will not load.  You can have any number of sounds, and Tweety will load them all and pick one at random each time it plays.  If you add sounds, YOU MUST MAKE SURE THE SYSTEM HEAP AND LOCKED BITS ARE SET FOR EACH SOUND!  Otherwise they will not load properly and subsequently not work.Keep in mind the sounds are loaded at boot time into the system heap.  This means if you have 1MB of sounds in the tweety file, it will take up 1MB of your RAM all the time.  This is not a problem with your machine functioning, so long as you have enough memory.You can also change the rate at which Tweety plays sounds.  The 'Rate' resource contains two values.  The first is the minumum number of seconds to wait before playing a sounds, and the second is the maximum.  Again this resource must be marked SYSTEM HEAP AND LOCKED.Things to be doneIf you like this program, please send me a post card.  If I get enough response, I will write a second version that will include the following features (as well as others):    - Control panel interface to turn on and off    - Ability to change sounds on the fly, without rebooting    - Dynamic loading of sounds from the disk, so you do not have to           keep all the sounds loaded into memory all the time.Known Bugs/AnomoliesIf used with PixelFlipper, PixelFlipper must load BEFORE Tweety.This software has been tested on Mac II class machines, Quadras, and PBs, and seems to run fine under system 7.0 and 7.01.  It could have problems with other system extensions as well.  If you are having a problem running Tweety, try turning off your other system extensions one at a time until it works. When you isolate the conflicting extension, reverse the order in which it loads with Tweety.  Chances are it will work then.Please report any other bugs or comments to me at one of the above addresses.Legal StuffThis software is copyright ) 1992 by Ted Lowery.  I retain all rights to this program.  Distribution is encouraged, though please do not distribute modified versions of my source code.Enjoy---#### BINHEX     typeit4me-32.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]> by Riccardo Ettore (version 3.2 rev. Monday, March 16, 1992) What does TypeIt4Me do?Anytime you can enter text in your Mac by typing it at the keyboard,TypeIt4Me can do it for you - faster and more accurately. And since itactually fools the system into thinking that YOU are doing the typing,it can go places where you wouldn't be able to use the Paste command (ifyou click on its icon on the left of the Apple menu, it will even pop upduring a Modal dialog!). However, since it's not at all based on theClipboard mechanism, it can only enter text and will never be able tohandle graphics of any sort. #### BINHEX     volume-menu-10.hqx   ****Date: 04 Sep 1992 14:41:54 +1200 From: [e-mail]: ex/VolumeMenu Volume menu is a utility that puts a volume control at yourfingertips.  Rather than having to get out the sound controlpanel, you simply hold down some modifier keys (user-defined)and click in the menu bar.  Volume menu is so convenientthat I use it all the time.It has been used by me (author) for about the last nine monthson various machines including a Quadra700 and has never causedany problems.v1.0 is shareware.Volume menu is almost identical in interface to MacBrightness(another of our products) - a utility for adjusting screenbrightness on Classics and Classic II's.  MacBrightness isPostcardWare.Both VolumeMenu and MacBrightness require system 6.04 or laterto run.You can contact me at INTERNET: [e-mail]---#### BINHEX     window-picker-102.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Jamie R. McCarthy)Subject: WindowPicker 1.0.2 Date: Wed, 12 Aug 92 13:09:42 EDT I just found this on AppleLink.  From the ReadMe file: WindowPicker is a System 7 extension that provides you with aconvenient/simple way to bring any open window to the front. Features include:- WindowPicker Menu next to the Help Menu,- popup WindowPicker Menu,- arrow keys to switch between open windows and applications,- customizable modifier keys, and- help for setting preferences. Enjoy,Bob Singh & Chris NuttallAppleLink: SINGHB & CHRISNUTTALLInternet: [e-mail] & [e-mail]  It's got a nifty-cool 3-D menu for those who like that sort of thing.-- Jamie McCarthy      Internet: [e-mail]      AppleLink: j.mccarthy #### BINHEX     window-shade-12.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 5 May 92 20:39:00 -0400 From: Takeshi Miyazaki <[e-mail]>Subject: WindowShade 1.2 This is the new version (system 7 compatible) of WindowShade. (withnew icon.)By placing the WindowShade control panel into the System Folder, your windows are given a brand new feature.  By double clicking anywhere on the title bar of a window, the lower part of the window will Rroll upS underneath the title bar.  Double clicking on the title bar again will lower the window to its original size.I found this on a commercial BBS.#### BINHEX     window-warp-211.hqx   ****If you have several monitors attached to your Mac, then WindowWarp isthe  INIT you have been waiting for  ! * Option-click in the zoom box of a window, and the window will warp to  the next screen.  If the window happens to be too large (or the screen  too small), then the window is resized.* Shift-Option-click in the zoom box of a window, and the window will  warp to the other screen AND be resized to fit the screen. Using the control panel, you can customize the hot actions.  $25shareware by Jan Bruyndonckx.  Version 2.1.1 #### BINHEX     window-wizard-11.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 8 Aug 92 20:38:21 -0400 From: Jeffrey L. Needleman <[e-mail]>Subject: WindowWizard 1.1 WindowWizard is a shareware init by Eric de la Musse ($20 requested). Itprovides Macintosh computers running system 7 with a pop-up hierarchicalmenu (off the window title!) which both shows and enables you to switch to: - the windows of the application currently in the foreground. - the background applications and their windows.In other words, this menu makes it possible to switch quickly and easilyamong all the open applications and windows on your Macintosh--you can movedirectly to any open window, anywhere.WindowWizard works on all Macintosh computers from the Mac Plus upwards, aslong as you are using at least system 7. WindowWizard is not compatiblewithsystem 6.Jeff Needleman  <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     wizzy-fonts-05.hqx   ****#### BINHEX     word-truetype-print-fix.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 18 Oct 91 10:51:47 -0700From: Walter A Dorsey <[e-mail]>Subject: MS Word Printer InitOK- second try. I used Compactor Pro do make the BinHex earlier.Try this- Should work if you strip the header off.  If not,can you tell me what I'm doing wrong.This is the special printer Init for TrueType(tm)printing with MS Word 4.0.  Please post in the properlocataion.  If the file name is too short, feel free to change the name that people will see- do not changeany file name in the BinHex file.Thanks,[e-mail](I have permission from Microsoft to post this)This includes two files:The ~MS Word TrueType(tm) Printer Init and the ReadMe file from MSWord 4.00D (disk revision H)The MS Word TrueType(tm) Printer Init  fixes a problem with printing TrueType(tm) fonts to QuickDraw-based printers (i.e., the StyleWriter(tm) and the Personal LaserWriter LS(tm)).To use this init, place it in your System Folder and restart your Macintosh.The MS Word TrueType(tm) Printer Init icon is displayed at the bottom of your monitor.To stop the init from loading, remove it from your System Folder.If you are using the StyleWriter(tm) or the Personal LaserWriter LS(tm),turn on Fractional Widths in Page [e-mail] of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:08:00 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/fkey#### BINHEX     fkey-manager-30.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 21 Jul 89 10:27 ADTFrom: Peter J Gergely <[e-mail]>Here is the latest version of FKEY Manager (3.0) that I could find.  Itis downloaded from GENIE, and only works on the machines having 128Kroms or larger.    - Peter#### BINHEX     fkey-shell-11.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 15 Jan 93 13:55:15 +0100 From: [e-mail] (lab stp - Fabrizio Oddone - 181292 )Subject: [*] FKEY Shell 1.1 FKEY Shell is a small utility that lets you conveniently openfunction keys (called by programmers FKEYs). FKEYs are littleprograms you can invoke by pressing a Command-shift-numbercombination.Drag&drop (with the required Apple Events) is supported.You can build a stand-alone, double-clickable FKEY that workslike an application by simply pasting the FKEY resource intothe FKEY Shell application.There is even a version for older Systems, with no Apple Eventsnor color icons, nor Finder Balloon, etc.It can be very useful for FKEY developers: I have included aBomb recovery routine which activates the "Resume" button.Alessandro Levi Montalcini had the original idea, and wrote theno-frills, very first version.For errors, suggestions, and others send mail to:[e-mail] yourself and remember the shareware fee!Fabrizio Oddone#### BINHEX     font-control-11.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 4 Feb 93 13:36:55 +0100 From: [e-mail] (lab stp - Fabrizio Oddone - 181292 )Subject: [*] Font Control 1.1 submission Font Control is a function key (FKEY). An FKEY is a littleprogram you can start up by pressing a Command-Shift-numbercombination on your keyboard.You really need this FKEY if you own a Imagewriter or aStyleWriter, and would like to decently print texts.The Apple drivers for these printers do not include a"Fractional Widths" option, so the printed text is misaligned.This new improved version lets you use TrueType typefaces evenif the corresponding bitmap fonts are available.Moreover, you can avoid that ugly distortion (shrinking)of characters (glyphs, to be more correct)extending beyond the ascent and/or the descent line, such ascaps characters with accents, tildes, etc.Read the enclosed note for a complete explanation about the"Fractional Widths, Font Scaling & Preserve Glyphs" story.For errors, suggestions, and others send mail to:[e-mail] yourself and remember the shareware fee!Fabrizio Oddone#### BINHEX     move-window.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 10 Aug 92 03:54:48 EDT From: [e-mail] (David Fry)Subject: [*] MoveWindowFKEY This very tiny FKEY moves the frontmost window so that itsupper left corner is under the mouse.  There may be another FKEYthat does this, but I needed it tonight when I temporarily changedfrom two monitors to one and White Knight insisted on putting itswindows out in hyperspace where the old monitor used to be (why doesWatson ever fix this?).David Fry                                  [e-mail] of Applied Sciences               [e-mail] University                      ...!harvard!huma1!fryCambridge, MA  02138            #### BINHEX     multi-find-replace-14.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 23 Nov 92 18:59:23 BST From: Gaspard Gendreau ESRIN/ISD <[e-mail]>Subject: Multi-Find-Replace1.4 Multi Find-Replace is a free FKEY to performs a succession of global "Find and Replace" on the text of the current clipboard:   - copy the text to the clipboard   - activate the FKEY   - Paste the textIt comes ready to use with:   - Macintosh text <-> Dos text conversions (including extended ASCII)   - Uppercase <-> lowercase conversions   - Remove accents   - Remove extra "end of line" to build paragraphYou can create your own definition file(s) with ResEdit.Includes an FKEY installer.#### BINHEX     out-to-launch-125.hqx   ****From: Takeshi Miyazaki <[e-mail]>Date: Tue, 19 May 92 20:12:32 EDT Subject: Out To Launch 1.2.5 This is an application/document launcher FKEY by Mike Throckmorton. It can launch an application, document, or a set of document with an application only using keyboard. It is similar to DTLaunch orMultiMaster's window. It also can do application substitution.This is a freeware. I found this on a BBS.#### BINHEX     powerbook-sleep-10.hqx   ****PowerSleep 1.0       byUrs CalibranStefan FreyAlexis Gehrt PowerSleep is a fairly simple FKey. It puts your Portabe/Powerbookimediately to sleep. No more window with messages like "Do you reallywanna do thatI" When the master (ME) says Sleep! my portable sleepswithout mocking. Open it with Suitcase* or install it with ResEdit intoyour System. To invoke it press Cmd-Shift-0 (Zero). Sorry folks it works only with battery powered MacsI Little bit more technicalThis FKey ID#0 first closes AppleTalk then it makes a sleep call. All isdone with 24 Bytes so you will not loose much memory. It is preloaded,so it should work in any situation without restarting the harddisk.end technical PowerSleep is  free for personal use. It may not sold nor included withany so called "ShareWare" Disks or CD's without written permission ofthe authors. It is free for CompuServe, Genie, Apple Online and othernon profit BBs. We can reached on CompuServe under 76530,1521Apple Link CH0117 EnjoyUrs Calibran. #### BINHEX     quickeys.hqx   ****[ Uploaded from Delphi by Jeff Shulman ]Name  FKEYS FOR QUICKEYSDate  28-OCT-1987 01 45 by DEWI[ Files 1 & 4 updated and files 6 & 7 added 28-OCT-1987 01 45 by DEWI. Thisis an update to the "Goto Stdfile" FKEY, correcting a problem withpositioning at sub-folders, together with a Hypercard XCMD version. Thesame Lightspeed C source code generates either version.As an extra treat, a XCMD resource to copy a string into a QuicKeys textkey is included. This lets you specify a string in Hypercard that can beemitted as part of a sequence in an application launched from Hypercard.Directions on how to use it are included with the source. ]Here are a couple of FKEYs that work with CE Software's QuicKeys package."Goto StdFile" positions the Standard File Open dialog at a specifiedvolume/folder, and "Project Switch" is used with LightspeedC to switchbetween projects. It updates a QuicKeys text key with the current projectname. The documentation explains how this can be used for automaticallyswitching between a library project and a main project, and then re-loadingthe library project.The examples may not be to everybody's taste, so this comes complete withLightspeedC source so that you can roll your own.#### BINHEX     set-outline-preferred-10.hqx   ****Date: 8 Jun 92 15:15:04 U From: "Poncelet Gene" <[e-mail].>Subject: SetOutlinePreferred fkey Title   : SetOutlinePreferred FKEY v.1.0Keywords: SET OUTLINE PREFERRED SETOUT.CPT TRUETYPE FKEY BITMAPPED FONTSetOutlinePreferred is a very simple FKEY named after the corresponding FontManager routine that tells the Font Manager to prefer either TrueType orbit-mapped fonts for screen display or printing. Requires System 7 or 6.0.7with the Apple TrueType INIT installed. New file. Auth: David L. Fowler.Ref:  MacUser 7/92. Freeware.Downloaded from ZMAC at great expense [e-mail], Utah#### BINHEX     talking-clock-11.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     text-capture-21.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Jim Walker)Subject: Text Capture FKEY 2.1 Date: Sun, 22 Nov 92 1:03:37 EST Organization: Department of Mathematics, Univ. of S. Carolina This FKEY copies styled text from the front window to the clipboard.It works in applications like THINK Reference 1.0 that do not supportnormal copying, and can even copy static text from modal dialogs.It could also be used to copy columns of text.Since 2.0: Fixed a memory bug that caused occasional crashes.Freeware by James W. Walker.#### BINHEX     toggle-appletalk-30.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 15 Oct 92 11:50:42 -0700 From: Jon Pugh <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] ToggleAT FKEY v3 After my fiasco with v2 and the double README (if you don't know, don't ask)it only figures that I would also find a bug and need to fix that too.  Sohere is version 3.  This should be the last.The bug was that if AppleTalk was off when you booted and turned it on withmy FKEY, it wouldn't save the change in PRAM.  It would stick if you openedthe Chooser, which is why I didn't notice the bug until now.This is also available on ftp.apple.com in /pub/pugh.Cheers!Jon#### BINHEX     toggle-snd-vol-402.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Michael Gleason)Subject: [*] TogSndVol FKEY 4.0.2 Date: Tue, 1 Sep 92 13:18:13 CDT Here's the latest version of ToggleSndVol FKEY (4.0.2).The purpose of the FKEY is to quickly and elegantly change the speaker volume.We all know what a pain in the butt it is to go to the control panel andchange it from there, so I wrote this utility to change it in the blink of aneye.  After activating the FKEY (usually by command-shift-7), a little windowpops up with a row of buttons numbered 0 to 7.  Click or type the number toset the volume.  That's it!Included is an installer (no need for ResEdit) and Think C sourcecode.  TSV is brought to you by NCEMRSoft free of charge.  Enjoy!Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:08:08 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/font/tt#### BINHEX     alexandria.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Dave Platt)Subject: Alexandria font, updated [part 1 of 2]Date: Thu, 30 May 91 21:41:38 -0800 (PST)This posting contains a convertion into TrueType format of theAlexandria font.  What follows is a StuffIt 1.5.1 archive containingthe Alexandria PostScript font as it was originally received by me(bitmap, downloadable PostScript file(s), and perhaps documentationand/or AFM files).  I've added a suitcase file which contains aTrueType version of the font, created by FontMonger 1.0.3.This version replaces the one I back in April.  The original PostScriptversion of Alexandria has an anomaly in the character "Q". Thecharacter works fine with PostScript interpreters which fill charactersusing the odd/even rule.  Interpreters which use the nonzero-windingrule fill in the entire interior of the letter... FontMonger usesnonzero-winding, and thus generated a completely blacked-in "Q" in itsTrueType conversion.I corrected this problem manually, using FontMonger's ability to importand export Adobe Illustrator files.  This posting contains a correctedTrueType font, and the original (anomalous) PostScript font.Generic statement: I am not the author of this font;  I'm simplyconverting it as a service to the Mac community.  I believe that it'slegitimate for me to convert and redistribute this font... if you feelotherwise or have information to the contrary, please contact me viaemail.  If this is a shareware font, please honor the author'sshareware request if you use either the PostScript or TrueType versionof the font.---Dave Platt    [e-mail]       (domain/MX)or  apple!snulbug!dplatt              (uucp path)or  [e-mail]     (non-MX Internet)-- cut here -- begin Alexandria v2 .sit.hqx -- part 1 of 2 --#### BINHEX     andesite.hqx   ****#### BINHEX     anedocte-10.hqx   ****Date: 21 Feb 1993 18:30:36 +0100 From: [e-mail]: ANEDOCTE TT FONT 1.0 Here is a TT font that I have created because I was needing an elegant,old-styled and fluent font. It contains only capital letters (at leastfor the moment, maybe I will add the other letters and numbers one day).It is Free but if you like it I would like to receive a postcard from you.My home address is:Giuseppe Levivia G.Mameli 1406124 PERUGIA      ITALY#### BINHEX     architect.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Dave Platt)Subject: Architect font [part 1 of 3]Date: Wed, 17 Apr 91 23:20:50 -0800 (PST)This posting contains a convertion into TrueType format of the Architectfont.  What follows is a StuffIt 1.5.1 archive containing the ArchitectPostScript font as it was originally received by me (bitmap, downloadablePostScript file(s), and perhaps documentation and/or AFM files).  I'veadded a suitcase file which contains a TrueType version of the font,created by FontMonger 1.0.Generic statement: I am not the author of this font;  I'm simplyconverting it as a service to the Mac community.  I believe that it'slegitimate for me to convert and redistribute this font... if you feelotherwise or have information to the contrary, please contact me viaemail.  If this is a shareware font, please honor the author's sharewarerequest if you use either the PostScript or TrueType version of thefont.---Dave Platt    [e-mail]       (domain/MX)or  apple!snulbug!dplatt              (uucp path)or  [e-mail]     (non-MX Internet)-- cut here -- begin Architect.sit.hqx -- part 1 of 3 --#### BINHEX     author.hqx   ****Date: 23 Nov 1992 19:10:15 -0500 (EST) From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*]Author, a script truetype font- very elegant! Organization: University at Buffalo This is a truetype font I was sent from a small bulletin board.  It is compressed via compact pro 1.33.  This font is uploaded courtesy of the Underground Phont Archive.Jason Osborne__________________________________________________________#### BINHEX     ballet-engraved.hqx   ****Date: 23 Nov 1992 19:09:10 -0500 (EST) From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] BalletEngraved, a high-quality truetype font Organization: University at Buffalo This is a truetype font I was sent from a small bulletin board.It is compressed via compact pro 1.33. This font is uploaded courtesy of the Underground Phont Archive. Jason Osborne__________________________________________________________#### BINHEX     bellerose.hqx   ****Date: 31 Aug 1992 11:46:31 -0400 (EDT) From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] BELLEROSE, a truetype font Organization: University at Buffalo This is the truetype font BELLEROSE, a funky, art-deco sort of sans-serif font.  It is a clean, high-quality font which I like very much.This file has been compressed via compact pro 1.33.  If you want to see what this font looks like before you download it,and you have downloaded font-preview from sumex, you can see what it looks like at the bottom center of PICT #2.  If you do not have font-preview, and are interested in downloading fonts, it will save youa lot of time and hassle.This font uploaded courtesy of the Underground Phont Archive.Jason Osborne------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     black-chancery.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Dave Platt)Subject: TrueType conversion of Black Chancery font [part 1 of 8]Date: Sat, 13 Apr 91 19:54:10 -0800 (PST)This posting contains a convertion into TrueType format of the Black Chanceryfont.  What follows is a StuffIt 1.5.1 archive containing the Black ChanceryPostScript font as it was originally received by me (bitmap, downloadablePostScript file(s), and perhaps documentation and/or AFM files).  I'veadded a suitcase file which contains a TrueType version of the font,created by FontMonger 1.0.Generic statement: I am not the author of this font;  I'm simplyconverting it as a service to the Mac community.  I believe that it'slegitimate for me to convert and redistribute this font... if you feelotherwise or have information to the contrary, please contact me viaemail.  If this is a shareware font, please honor the author's sharewarerequest if you use either the PostScript or TrueType version of thefont.---Dave Platt    [e-mail]       (domain/MX)or  apple!snulbug!dplatt              (uucp path)or  [e-mail]     (non-MX Internet)#### BINHEX     bo-diddly.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Dave Platt)Subject: BoDiddly font [part 1 of 3]Date: Tue, 16 Apr 91 22:43:50 -0800 (PST)This posting contains a convertion into TrueType format of the BoDiddlyfont.  What follows is a StuffIt 1.5.1 archive containing the BoDiddlyPostScript font as it was originally received by me (bitmap, downloadablePostScript file(s), and perhaps documentation and/or AFM files).  I'veadded a suitcase file which contains a TrueType version of the font,created by FontMonger 1.0.Generic statement: I am not the author of this font;  I'm simplyconverting it as a service to the Mac community.  I believe that it'slegitimate for me to convert and redistribute this font... if you feelotherwise or have information to the contrary, please contact me viaemail.  If this is a shareware font, please honor the author's sharewarerequest if you use either the PostScript or TrueType version of thefont.---Dave Platt    [e-mail]       (domain/MX)or  apple!snulbug!dplatt              (uucp path)or  [e-mail]     (non-MX Internet)-- cut here -- begin BODIDLY.sit.hqx -- part 1 of 3 --#### BINHEX     borzoi-reader.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 9 Jul 1992 14:08 EST From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*]BorzoiReaderTT, a truetype font (resubmission) This truetype font has been uploaded by your friends at The UndergroundPhont Archive.  It is compressed with compact pro 1.33.  This version corrects an error in the previously uploaded version, which was partiallycompressed with diskdoubler.As always, if you would like a catalogue of the over 200 shareware/freewaretruetype fonts available through The Underground Phont Archive, see theREADMEFIRST note included with this upload.This file should replace BorzoiReader.hqx, in the /info-mac/font/tt directory.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     brassfield.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 9 Dec 91 00:21:56 EST From: [e-mail] (Steve Koster)Subject: brasfield truetype font (upload) This truetype font is a "Helvetica Type" but more relaxed.  Very well kerned and a resonable sharware fee to boot ($5).  Use Compact Pro to expand.---cut here---#### BINHEX     cali-japan.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 93 15:51:42 MST From: [e-mail] (Kevin Hartig)March 16, 1993Please post as info-mac/fonts/calijapanfonts.hqx.Contained within this distribution are files for Japanese Katakana andHiragana fonts. Bitmapped fonts, copyrighted TrueType and Type 1Postscript fonts are provided. Characters are in calligraphic style. Characters for all the phonetic sounds are included. There are also a fewadditional symbols which are used in standard Japanese type setting. If  you use these fonts, please pay the shareware fee of $10 US to support further development of fascinating and useful software. The outline fonts are copyrighted, but you can them distribute freely as long as you includeall files in this archive. You may not distribute these fonts for commericial purposes without my permission.Comments, criticisims, support, etc... are encouraged.  They can be sent to:Kevin Hartig1126 Collyer StreetLongmont, CO 80501 [e-mail] [e-mail]-Kevin) 1993 Kevin Hartig#### BINHEX     caroleschunk.hqx   ****Date: 09 Sep 1992 10:28:31 -0400 (EDT) From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Caroleschunk, a vomit-letter truetype font Organization: University at Buffalo This is the truetype font CAROLESCHUNK, a really gross font in whichevery character is made up of a head spewing "chunks" out of its mouthto form letters.  I use it on the headers of every assignment I hand in....This font is a must-have for every twisted font collector.... This file has been compressed via compact pro 1.33. If you want to see what this font looks like before you download it,and you have downloaded font-preview from sumex, you can see what itlooks like at the bottom center of PICT #2.  If you do not have font-preview, and are interested in downloading fonts, it will save youa lot of time and hassle. This font uploaded courtesy of the Underground Phont Archive.Jason Osborne------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     caveman.hqx   ****Date: 02 Sep 1992 08:40:33 -0400 (EDT) From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] CAVEMAN, a 'primitive-looking' truetype font Organization: University at Buffalo This is the truetype font CAVEMAN.  It looks sort of like it sounds, blockyand 'primitive'.  It is an all-caps type font, with numbers.This file has been compressed via compact pro 1.33.If you want to see what this font looks like before you download it,and you have downloaded font-preview from sumex, you can see what itlooks like at the top right of PICT #2.  If you do not have font-preview, and are interested in downloading fonts, it will save youa lot of time and hassle.This font uploaded courtesy of the Underground Phont Archive.Jason Osborne------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     chicago-symbols.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 05 Jan 93 19:42:03 EST From: "Allan M. Bloom" <[e-mail]>Subject: Splat Key Font On 5 January, Ulf Dittmer asked how to print the command (splat) key.I'm certain that many will tell him that it is a control-something comboin Chicago font. I've never had any luck with that. However, I did finda Chicago Symbols font on the Washington Apple Pi bulletin board that hasonly four things: splat, closed diamond, check mark, and closed apple. Ican't recall if I found it as a TT font or converted it via Metamorphosisfrom a type 1 or 3 original. Nonetheless, here is the TT version. If anyof y'all have had the same bad luck I've had with the certain-but-not-always-right advice to do a control-whatever in Chicago, ChicaSym works.Al Bloom, Virginia Tech#### BINHEX     crillee.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Dave Platt)Subject: Crillee font [part 1 of 4]Date: Wed, 17 Apr 91 23:19:06 -0800 (PST)This posting contains a convertion into TrueType format of the Crilleefont.  What follows is a StuffIt 1.5.1 archive containing the CrilleePostScript font as it was originally received by me (bitmap, downloadablePostScript file(s), and perhaps documentation and/or AFM files).  I'veadded a suitcase file which contains a TrueType version of the font,created by FontMonger 1.0.Generic statement: I am not the author of this font;  I'm simplyconverting it as a service to the Mac community.  I believe that it'slegitimate for me to convert and redistribute this font... if you feelotherwise or have information to the contrary, please contact me viaemail.  If this is a shareware font, please honor the author's sharewarerequest if you use either the PostScript or TrueType version of thefont.Author's note concerning this font:> This is a Type 1 PostScript version of the typeface Crillee, which just> happens to be the face used for the credits of Star Trek: The Next> Generation.> > POSTCARD WARE:> I originally created this typeface for use on my videotape covers, and> figured that others would find it useful - if you do, please send me a> postcard of your "neck of the woods."---Dave Platt    [e-mail]       (domain/MX)or  apple!snulbug!dplatt              (uucp path)or  [e-mail]     (non-MX Internet)-- cut here -- begin Crillee.sit.hqx -- part 1 of 4 --#### BINHEX     cyrillic.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 17 Sep 92 18:35 EDT From: Jeffrey L. Needleman <[e-mail]>Subject: Cyrillic TrueType fonts Here is a set of four Cyrillic TrueType fonts created by Bill Tavolga.  Thestyles are the normal, bold, italic, and bold-italic, in the usual Roman(serif) style. The fonts are freeware and have been translated by me fromthe original Windows 3.1 format. I've left the original documentationintact except for translating the keyboard layout sheet to a MacintoshMicroSoft Word file. The keyboard is arranged in the AATSEEL recommendedlayout. If you want the original file for Windows, at the moment it's available byanonymous ftp at ftp.cica.indiana.edu <129.79.20.84> filed aspub/pc/win3/uploads/cyrttf.zip. (My thanks to Michael Kunze of the  MaxPlanck Institute for Fluid Dynamics in Goettingen, Germany<[e-mail]> for uploading the file there in response to myrequest in the PAGEMAKR newsletter.)Jeff Needleman  <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     dragonwick.hqx   ****#### BINHEX     enya.hqx   ****#### BINHEX     flinstone.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 4 Sep 1992 16:35:25 +0000 From: [e-mail]: External, Powerbook Hard-Drive Parking (Q) Well...wouldn't want a week to pass without a FAQ, would I??  I've checkedthe list of FAQs and found no reference..so here goes:  I have dropped the$40 and purchased an external SCSI cable for my Pwbk 170 and now have myRodime 210e drive hummin' away.  The question is, how do I best park theheads and shut down this drive for travel.  When it was hooked to my"stationary" Mac, the heads were simply parked automatically at shutdown. I'm curious if this is still the case (I am,of course, running system 7)and if I simply switch it off after the Pwbk shuts down.As a follow-up (sounds like a political press conference, eh?), what is thestatus of the drive if I unmount it from the desktop by dragging it's iconto the trash.  If I were to turn it off after unmounting, would I courthead-media problems?  Is any of this brand specific?Oh, BTW,..this is not in my manual..David ElbertDepartment of GeologyMiddlebury CollegeMiddlebury, VT 05753   [e-mail]..."I ain't no Eugene Maleska!"...rom [e-mail]  Fri Sep  4 13:41:25 1992Return-Path: <[e-mail]>Received: from Forsythe.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA21097; Fri, 4 Sep 92 13:41:25 PDTMessage-Id: <[e-mail]>Received: by Forsythe.Stanford.EDU; Fri,  4 Sep 92 13:40:42 PDTReceived: from UVMVM (JKAMIEN) by UVMVM.BITNET (Mailer R2.08) with BSMTP id 1103; Fri, 04 Sep 92 16:42:06 ESTDate:         Fri, 04 Sep 92 16:35:55 ESTFrom: Jonathan Kamien <[e-mail]>Subject:      Re: Info-Mac Digest V10 #212To: [e-mail]-Reply-To:  Message of Thu, 3 Sep 1992 16:28:42 PDT from <[e-mail]>re>Excel windows on mixed screen sizes (A)Jerry (LEVIN%OPUS@MCOIARC) wrote about having to re-adjust his Excelwindow sizes when moving between work and home.  I have the same concernbut in reverse.  I have an SE w/19" screen at home and an SE/30 w builtin 9" screen at work.  This is what works for me:   If you use the zoom box to fill the screen, the result is the sizeof the screen you last zoomed it on.  However, if you manually adjustthe screen size From @CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU:[e-mail]  Fri Sep  4 14:17:54 1992Return-Path: <@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU:[e-mail]>Received: from terminator.cc.umich.edu by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA21768; Fri, 4 Sep 92 14:17:54 PDTReceived: from cunyvm.cuny.edu by terminator.cc.umich.edu (5.65/2.2)    id AA03376; Fri, 4 Sep 92 14:13:12 -0400Received: from UBVMS.BITNET by CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU (IBM VM SMTP V2R2)   with BSMTP id 6940; Fri, 04 Sep 92 14:12:51 EDTReceived: from UBVMS.BITNET by UBVMS.BITNET (PMDF #2452 ) id <[e-mail]>; Fri, 4 Sep 1992 14:11:34 EDTDate: 04 Sep 1992 14:11:33 -0400 (EDT)From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] FLINTSTONE, another primitive-looking truetype fontTo: [e-mail]-Id: <[e-mail]>Organization: University at BuffaloX-Envelope-To: [e-mail]-Vms-To: IN%"[e-mail]"Mime-Version: 1.0Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7BITThis is the truetype font FLINSTONE.  It looks sort of like it sounds, blockyand 'primitive'.  It is an all-caps type font, with numbers.This file has been compressed via compact pro 1.33.If you want to see what this font looks like before you download it,and you have downloaded font-preview from sumex, you can see what itlooks like at the top right of PICT #2.  If you do not have font-preview, and are interested in downloading fonts, it will save youa lot of time and hassle.This font uploaded courtesy of the Underground Phont Archive.Jason Osborne------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     furioso-titling.hqx   ****Date:         Sat, 13 Apr 91 21:05:47 EDTFrom: Glenn Fleishman <[e-mail]>Subject:      TrueType version of FuriosoTitlingRecently I posted the sample version of a Type 1 PostScript font calledFurioso that I executed. This is an updated archive containing the screenbitmaps & Type 1 PostScript printer font as well as the new TrueTypesuitcase. I do not use TrueType yet, so I need feedback on whether thesample works or not. I used Metamorphosis Professional 2.0 (from Altsys)to convert the font from Type 1 format. The registration fee is $12 & inreturn you get the full font (upper & lower case & numerals & lots ofpunctuation & other special characters) in Type 1 & TrueType formats.Those who already registered will shortly get the TrueType formatin the mail.If you like the font, please register according to the instructionsin the registration file enclosed.Glenn Fleishman, Yale University Printing Servicearchived as /fonts/furioso-titling.hqxreplaces previous archive, please.#### BINHEX     future.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 27 Sep 1991 18:34:44 PDTFrom: [e-mail] (Jeff Hallett 548-5163    )Subject: FUTURE.SIT.HQXHere's the TrueType version of the Future font. Hope it worksfine. I test printed it to my StyleWriter and it looked good,so I wouldn't think there'd be any problems.There isn't much involved in converting the file with FontMongerat all. You open a copy of the font, select TrueType (etc.) inthe little pop-up menu on the keyboard diagram (like KeyCaps),and then save. You can set what bitmap sizes are generated aswell, in addition to being able to modify & customize the font.A number of the fonts at MacArchive are Caps fonts, so I copythe caps to the lowercases, then convert those to small caps.You can even create combination characters & fractions (eitherwith horizontal separator line or diagonal 1/x). If there areany others in Type 3 that you'd like to have converted, let meknow. I'm in the (slow) process of converting what I've got toTrueType anyway, so it wouldn't be much trouble.Dave Martin---------------------------------------8<------------------------------------ #### BINHEX     genoa.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Dave Platt)Subject: Genoa font [part 1 of 8]Date: Sat, 20 Apr 91 19:45:03 -0800 (PST)This posting contains a convertion into TrueType format of the Genoafont.  What follows is a StuffIt 1.5.1 archive containing the GenoaPostScript font as it was originally received by me (bitmap, downloadablePostScript file(s), and perhaps documentation and/or AFM files).  I'veadded a suitcase file which contains a TrueType version of the font,created by FontMonger 1.0.The PostScript version of this font is actually two fonts... GenoaRomanand GenoaItalic.  In the TrueType version, I've merged these into a singlefont... Genoa... with both plain and italic styles.Generic statement: I am not the author of this font;  I'm simplyconverting it as a service to the Mac community.  I believe that it'slegitimate for me to convert and redistribute this font... if you feelotherwise or have information to the contrary, please contact me viaemail.  If this is a shareware font, please honor the author's sharewarerequest if you use either the PostScript or TrueType version of thefont.---Dave Platt    [e-mail]       (domain/MX)or  apple!snulbug!dplatt              (uucp path)or  [e-mail]     (non-MX Internet)-- cut here -- begin Genoa.sit.hqx -- part 1 of 8 --#### BINHEX     goudy-medieval.hqx   ****#### BINHEX     granite-sans.hqx   ****#### BINHEX     graphic-light.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Dave Platt)Subject: TrueType conversion of Graphic Light font [part 1 of 4]Date: Mon, 15 Apr 91 21:39:30 -0800 (PST)This posting contains a convertion into TrueType format of the GraphicLight font.  What follows is a StuffIt 1.5.1 archive containing theGraphic Light PostScript font as it was originally received by me(bitmap, downloadable PostScript file(s), and perhaps documentationand/or AFM files).  I've added a suitcase file which contains aTrueType version of the font, created by FontMonger 1.0.Generic statement: I am not the author of this font;  I'm simplyconverting it as a service to the Mac community.  I believe that it'slegitimate for me to convert and redistribute this font... if you feelotherwise or have information to the contrary, please contact me viaemail.  If this is a shareware font, please honor the author's sharewarerequest if you use either the PostScript or TrueType version of thefont.---Dave Platt    [e-mail]       (domain/MX)or  apple!snulbug!dplatt              (uucp path)or  [e-mail]     (non-MX Internet)-- cut here -- begin Graphic Light.sit.hqx -- part 1 of 4 --#### BINHEX     groening.hqx   ****Date: 23 Nov 1992 19:09:41 -0500 (EST) From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Groening, a truetype font Organization: University at Buffalo This is a truetype font I was sent from a small bulletin board.It is compressed via compact pro 1.33. This font is uploaded courtesy of the Underground Phont Archive. Jason Osborne__________________________________________________________#### BINHEX     harrington.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Dave Platt)Subject: Harrington font [part 1 of 2]Date: Tue, 16 Apr 91 22:44:32 -0800 (PST)This posting contains a convertion into TrueType format of the Harringtonfont.  What follows is a StuffIt 1.5.1 archive containing the HarringtonPostScript font as it was originally received by me (bitmap, downloadablePostScript file(s), and perhaps documentation and/or AFM files).  I'veadded a suitcase file which contains a TrueType version of the font,created by FontMonger 1.0.Generic statement: I am not the author of this font;  I'm simplyconverting it as a service to the Mac community.  I believe that it'slegitimate for me to convert and redistribute this font... if you feelotherwise or have information to the contrary, please contact me viaemail.  If this is a shareware font, please honor the author's sharewarerequest if you use either the PostScript or TrueType version of thefont.---Dave Platt    [e-mail]       (domain/MX)or  apple!snulbug!dplatt              (uucp path)or  [e-mail]     (non-MX Internet)-- cut here -- begin Harrington.sit.hqx -- part 1 of 2 --#### BINHEX     heidelberg.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Dave Platt)Subject: Heidelberg font [part 1 of 4]Date: Sun, 21 Apr 91 23:28:08 -0800 (PST)This posting contains a convertion into TrueType format of the Heidelbergfont.  What follows is a StuffIt 1.5.1 archive containing the HeidelbergPostScript font as it was originally received by me (bitmap, downloadablePostScript file(s), and perhaps documentation and/or AFM files).  I'veadded a suitcase file which contains a TrueType version of the font,created by FontMonger 1.0.Generic statement: I am not the author of this font;  I'm simplyconverting it as a service to the Mac community.  I believe that it'slegitimate for me to convert and redistribute this font... if you feelotherwise or have information to the contrary, please contact me viaemail.  If this is a shareware font, please honor the author's sharewarerequest if you use either the PostScript or TrueType version of thefont.---Dave Platt    [e-mail]       (domain/MX)or  apple!snulbug!dplatt              (uucp path)or  [e-mail]     (non-MX Internet)-- cut here -- begin Heidelberg.sit.hqx -- part 1 of 4 --#### BINHEX     hilversum.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 5 Jul 1992 23:09 EST From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Hilversum, a truetype font This is a elegant truetype font, compacted with Compact Pro 1.33.  It has been uploaded by your friends at The Underground Phont Archive,the premier shareware/freeware truetype font archivists.For a catalogue showing the almost 12 MB of shareware/freewaretruetype fonts, send $1 and a self-addressed stamped envelopeto:The underground Phont Archive395 Kaymar drive,Amherst, New York, 14228USA(overseas just send a self-addressed stamped envelope with return postage-- international reply coupons)cut here-------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     informal-oblique.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 8 Jul 1992 10:23 EST From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] InformalOblique, a mac truetype font This truetype font has been uploaded courtesy of your friends at The Underground Phont Archive.  It has been compressed using CompactPro 1.33.For more information on the Underground Phont Archive and the almost200 shareware/freeware fonts available there, send $1 and aself-addressed stamped envelope (Overseas just send a self-addressedenvelope with sufficient international reply coupons for returnpostage)to:The Underground Phont Archive395 Kaymar DriveAmherst, New York, 14228USA------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     jacksonville-old-style.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Dave Platt)Subject: Jacksonville Old Style font [part 1 of 4]Date: Sun, 05 May 91 21:37:58 -0800 (PST)This posting contains a convertion into TrueType format of theJacksonville Old Style font.  What follows is a StuffIt 1.5.1 archivecontaining the Jacksonville Old Style PostScript font as it wasoriginally received by me (bitmap, downloadable PostScript file(s), andperhaps documentation and/or AFM files).  I've added a suitcase filewhich contains a TrueType version of the font, created by FontMonger1.0.Generic statement: I am not the author of this font;  I'm simplyconverting it as a service to the Mac community.  I believe that it'slegitimate for me to convert and redistribute this font... if you feelotherwise or have information to the contrary, please contact me viaemail.  If this is a shareware font, please honor the author's sharewarerequest if you use either the PostScript or TrueType version of thefont.---Dave Platt    [e-mail]       (domain/MX)or  apple!snulbug!dplatt              (uucp path)or  [e-mail]     (non-MX Internet)-- cut here -- begin JacksonvilleOldStyle.sit.hqx -- part 1 of 4 --#### BINHEX     kennon.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 27 Dec 91 20:26:26 EST From: [e-mail] (Steve Koster)Subject: kennon-truetype.cpt.hqx Kennon is an stylish serif font, very useful, and very well kerned (over 400 pairs).  It serves well in formal and informal use.  Although Kennon is hand drawn, it is very clean, clear, and has a full character set.  I hope you like this one!!!!!!!!!!!Kennon is a Sterling Court ProFont... version 1.0.  It is shareware. If you like it or use it, please send $5 to:Jim Pearson2542 Sterling CourtFranklinton, NC  27525USAThanks for your support.===================================================================#### BINHEX     klinzhai.hqx   ****Date: 20 Aug 1992 10:34:05 -0500 (EST) From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Klinzhai, a Klingon Star Trek truetype font! Organization: University at Buffalo This is a nufty little truetype font called KLINZHAI, which is supposedly the word for klingon in the klingon language. It is a really funky font,and a must-have for any and all star-trek fans.  For those of you who have downloaded font-preview.hqx from sumex-aim, youcan see what this font looks like by checking out the middle of thethird PICT, just about the middle of the column.For those of you who haven't downloaded font-preview, I highly recommendit.  It allows you to see what all the fonts look like before you wastetime downloading them all.Compressed via compact pro 1.33.Uploaded courtesy of the Underground Phont Archive%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% #### BINHEX     kochroman.hqx   ****This is a rendering of a typeface drawn by Rudolf Koch in 1922 forKlingspor. It is know as RKoch AntiquaS or RLocarnoS or REveS; REveS is thename given it by ATF when they issued a version of it.  For someinexplicable reason, this beautiful typeface has yet to see the light oftypographic (PostScript) day.This is not a complete font: there is upper and lower case, numbers, andsome punctiation.Stephen Moye (CIS 76416,1542)The StudioDept. 158306 Thayer St.Providence, Rhode Island#### BINHEX     lassus.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1992 09:01 EST From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Lassus, a scalable (truetype) music font Greetings!  A while ago people posted notes saying they were looking fora scalable music symbols font.  Well, this is a good one.  It has clefs,flats, sharps, all notes in quarter, half notes, perhaps much more.  I haven'thad time to really fiddle much.  All symbols are created with staff lines behind them so you can actually use this font to write music.  Comes outVERY nice.  This is a truetype font, compressed with compact pro 1.33.  As always, Isuggest you download font-preview from sumex-aim in the info-mac/fontdirectory before you download any truetype font.  It will show you what thefonts look like before you waste time downloading. Uploaded courtesy of The Underground Phont Archive.  For informationon The Archive, drop me an email at [e-mail]!-------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     little-gidding.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 6 Aug 1992 10:35 EST From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] littlegidding, a truetype font with religious characters This is a truetype font for the mac called LittleGidding.  It is a dingbats font containing many religious symbols from at least twodifferent religions, judaism and christianity, and probably many more.I haven't taken the time to play around with it much.  The pictures arevery nice, if you have a use for that sort of thing.  The file is compressed via copact pro 1.33.  If you would like to seewhat this and every other truetype font available through the internetlooks like before you download it, get font-preview from info-mac/font.It contains 3 PICTS showing what all the fonts look like.Uploaded courtesy of The Underground Phont Archive.  For more info aboutthe UPA, drop me a line via email.Enjoy!!!Jason Osborne---------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     mazam.hqx   ****        Date: Fri, 15 May 92 16:01:39 EDT From: [e-mail] (Jeffrey Veen)Message-Id: <[e-mail]> To: [e-mail]-To: [e-mail]-Date: Fri, 15 May 1992 16:43:02 PDTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>Mazam TrueType--A true type font converted from MS Windows 3.1 format.Jeff [e-mail]#### BINHEX     middleton.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Dave Platt)Subject: Middleton font [part 1 of 3]Date: Sun, 21 Apr 91 23:28:56 -0800 (PST)This posting contains a convertion into TrueType format of the Middletonfont.  What follows is a StuffIt 1.5.1 archive containing the MiddletonPostScript font as it was originally received by me (bitmap, downloadablePostScript file(s), and perhaps documentation and/or AFM files).  I'veadded a suitcase file which contains a TrueType version of the font,created by FontMonger 1.0.Generic statement: I am not the author of this font;  I'm simplyconverting it as a service to the Mac community.  I believe that it'slegitimate for me to convert and redistribute this font... if you feelotherwise or have information to the contrary, please contact me viaemail.  If this is a shareware font, please honor the author's sharewarerequest if you use either the PostScript or TrueType version of thefont.---Dave Platt    [e-mail]       (domain/MX)or  apple!snulbug!dplatt              (uucp path)or  [e-mail]     (non-MX Internet)-- cut here -- begin Middleton.sit.hqx -- part 1 of 3 --#### BINHEX     persian.hqx   ****        Received: from mac-m1-17.rand.org by austen.rand.org (4.1/SMI-4.1) id        AA01938; Tue, 23 Mar 93 09:52:22 PST Message-Id: <[e-mail]> Date: Tue, 23 Mar 1993 09:52:37 -0800 To: [e-mail]: [e-mail] (Lawrence M. Hanser)X-Sender: [e-mail] Subject: Persian font (Pars Ziba - Draft) X-Attachments: :Fat Man:170:Pars Ziba - Draft.sea.hqx: Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Tue, 23 Mar 1993 17:00:09 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>This file contains TrueType, bitmap, and Adobe Type 1 printer fonts for aPersian (Farsi) font.  I received the font in Windows TrueType format fromTooraj Enayati ([e-mail]) and converted it usingChris Reed's TTConverter 1.3 and Ares Software Corp. FontMonger 1.0.5.  Itis a very simple implementation--it does not contain font managementsoftware (i.e., that would change the letter's form depending on whetherit's at the beginning, middle, or end of a word), but it works beautifully! It is a hqx'd self-extracting Stuffit file.#### BINHEX     phaedrus.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1992 09:54 EST From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Phaedrus, a truetype font This is a new truetype font called Phaedrus.  It is a very nicelooking text font.  It has been compressed via compact pro 1.33.This is uploaded by the Underground Phont Archive.  You can see what this and every other truetype font in the internetworld looks like by downloading font-preview.hqx.  It is locatedat sumex-aim.stanford.edu in the info-mac/font directory.For more information on the Underground Phont Archive, you can dropme a note via email at: [e-mail]!Jason Osborne---------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     pignose.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Dave Platt)Subject: Pignose font [part 1 of 6]Date: Sun, 05 May 91 21:38:59 -0800 (PST)This posting contains a convertion into TrueType format of the Pignosefont.  What follows is a StuffIt 1.5.1 archive containing the PignosePostScript font as it was originally received by me (bitmap,downloadable PostScript file(s), and perhaps documentation and/or AFMfiles).  I've added a suitcase file which contains a TrueType versionof the font, created by FontMonger 1.0.Generic statement: I am not the author of this font;  I'm simplyconverting it as a service to the Mac community.  I believe that it'slegitimate for me to convert and redistribute this font... if you feelotherwise or have information to the contrary, please contact me viaemail.  If this is a shareware font, please honor the author's sharewarerequest if you use either the PostScript or TrueType version of thefont.---Dave Platt    [e-mail]       (domain/MX)or  apple!snulbug!dplatt              (uucp path)or  [e-mail]     (non-MX Internet)-- cut here -- begin Pignose.sit.hqx -- part 1 of 6 --#### BINHEX     prisma.hqx   ****Date: 04 Sep 1992 14:12:09 -0400 (EDT) From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] PRISMA, a really _cool_ truetype font Organization: University at Buffalo This is the truetype font PRISMA.It is a really cool font.  All letters are caps, but the 'lowercase'letters are smaller caps than the 'upper-case'.  Each letter is madeup of a lot of little lines side by side.  This gives eachletter asort of optical-illusion look.This file has been compressed via compact pro 1.33.If you want to see what this font looks like before you download it,and you have downloaded font-preview from sumex, you can see what itlooks like at the top right of PICT #3.  If you do not have font-preview, and are interested in downloading fonts, it will save youa lot of time and hassle.This font uploaded courtesy of the Underground Phont Archive.Jason Osborne------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     rickshaw.hqx   ****A VERY AWESOME FONT.  Rickshaw is a Type 1 Postscript Font that iscompletely compatible with ATM.  Rickshaws appearance is like what is foundin a lot of chinese menus.  Complete font with all characters andextensively kerned. Available in both TrueType and Postscript, but becauseof the large size of the files it has been split.  A must download.  $10.00Shareware fee.#### BINHEX     romulus.hqx   ****Date: 28 Jan 1993 14:03:28 -0500 (EST) From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: ROMULUS, a romulan truetype font from star trek Organization: University at Buffalo This is a truetype font called ROMULUS, a representation of theromulan fonts used on Star trek: The next generation.  This font is uploaded courtesy of the underground phont archive,people who always laugh at those corny Top Ten Lists David Lettermanreads every night.Jason [e-mail]--------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     roodmaps.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 16 Aug 1992 19:17 EST From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Roodcaps, a truetype CAPS font This is the truetype font called RoodCaps, a nice ( and very small) caps font.  It is compressed with compact pro 1.33.This fileuploaded courtesy of the Underground Phont Archive.For more info on UPA, drop me a line.Jason [e-mail]- if you have downloaded font-preview from sumex, it is pictured on the farright hand side of the third PICT.  Remember to enlarge to 200%!-------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     rudelsberg.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Dave Platt)Subject: TrueType conversion of Rudelsberg font [part 1 of 5]Date: Sun, 14 Apr 91 23:18:12 -0800 (PST)This posting contains a convertion into TrueType format of the Rudelsbergfont.  What follows is a StuffIt 1.5.1 archive containing the RudelsbergPostScript font as it was originally received by me (bitmap, downloadablePostScript file(s), and perhaps documentation and/or AFM files).  I'veadded a suitcase file which contains a TrueType version of the font,created by FontMonger 1.0.Generic statement: I am not the author of this font;  I'm simplyconverting it as a service to the Mac community.  I believe that it'slegitimate for me to convert and redistribute this font... if you feelotherwise or have information to the contrary, please contact me viaemail.  If this is a shareware font, please honor the author's sharewarerequest if you use either the PostScript or TrueType version of thefont.---Dave Platt    [e-mail]       (domain/MX)or  apple!snulbug!dplatt              (uucp path)or  [e-mail]     (non-MX Internet)-- cut here -- begin Rudelsberg.sit.hqx -- part 1 of 5 --#### BINHEX     russian.hqx   ****Date: 29 Jan 1993 20:14:53 +0100 (CET) From: [e-mail] (Alexei Tsvetkov)Subject: Russian TT font         After looking with horror at some miscreations people venture tosubmit as Russian fonts, some even charging money for what should be kepthidden in utter shame, here is a font I created some time ago, whencommercial entries were still rare. It is simple and elegant, based on textfonts used at the beginning of the century. Perhaps a bit too artsy forpresent day purposes - but it is free. Not public domain though: I retainthe copyright. Enjoy.Alexei TsvetkovMunich (I'd rather be in Philadelphia)#### BINHEX     saint-francis.hqx   ****#### BINHEX     saloon.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 1 Nov 1991 13:18:46 -0500 (EST) From: Brian Capouch <[e-mail]>Subject: Posting from [e-mail] SaloonExt is a bold display font in the style of the Old West.This version is in true-type format.#### BINHEX     sapirsans.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 5 Jul 1992 23:10 EST From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Sapirsans, a truetype font This is a elegant truetype font, compacted with Compact Pro 1.33. It has been uploaded by your friends at The Underground Phont Archive,the premier shareware/freeware truetype font archivists. For a catalogue showing the almost 12 MB of shareware/freewaretruetype fonts available through the Archive, send $1 and a self-addressed stamped envelope to:The Underground Phont Archive395 Kaymar drive,Amherst, New York, 14228USA(overseas just send a self-addressed stamped envelope with returnpostage-- international reply coupons) cut here-------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     sedimentary-n-arrows.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Info-Mac Moderator)Date: Sat, 15 Feb 1992 21:07:29 +0000 /PRMD=SWITCH/ADMD=ARCOM/C=CH/;<01GGKATPELYO000MEM@sc2a.        unige.c] X400-Content-Type: P2-1984 (2) Content-Identifier: Sedimentary/A... From: "[e-mail] ==> S. Jordi, Geneva, Switzerland"        <[e-mail]> Message-Id: <[e-mail]> To: [e-mail]: Sedimentary/Arrow trueType font X-Envelope-To: [e-mail] X-Vms-To: IN%"[e-mail]" Resent-To: backmodResent-Date: Sat, 15 Feb 1992 14:44:37 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>This package contains 2 TrueType fonts.The first one is the Sedimentary font for all of you Geologists. You can download it in PostScipt Type 3 format too.The second one is a set of arrows. You have 72 orientations - each 5 degrees.They both were originally included in the SEDIMENTARY.SIT package.I turned them into TrueType with the consent of the author.FreeWareSteve Jordi-Dpt of Geophysics-U of [e-mail]--------#### BINHEX     smiley-face.hqx   ****Date: 28 Jan 1993 14:02:47 -0500 (EST) From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: SMILEYFACE, a mondo-cool truetype font Organization: University at Buffalo This is a truetype font called smileyface.  Each character is adifferent sort of face, most of which are various smileys, but whichalso has some great scowls and other expressions.  A must have font!This font is uploaded courtesy of the underground phont archive,people who hate capitalizing proper nouns and correct spellings of words.jason [e-mail]------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     smileyface.hqx   ****Date: 23 Nov 1992 19:08:25 -0500 (EST) From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] SMILEYFACE, a happy sort of truetype font Organization: University at Buffalo This is a truetype font I was sent from a small bulletin board.It is compressed via compact pro 1.33. This font is uploaded courtesy of the Underground Phont Archive. Jason Osborne__________________________________________________________#### BINHEX     stars-and-stripes.hqx   ****Date: 28 Jan 1993 14:01:57 -0500 (EST) From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: STARS&STRIPES, a truetype font Organization: University at Buffalo This is a truetype font called STARS&STRIPES, a very patriotic fontwhich has stars filling some leters and stripes filling others.This font is uploaded courtesy of the underground Phont archive.Jason [e-mail]----------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     tech-grapha-10.hqx   ****Subject: TechGrapha Font 1.0 Date: Tue, 16 Feb 93 19:25:25 EST From: [e-mail] is a font containing symbols useful for plotting data inprograms like DeltaGraph.  All of the basic symbols are constructed tocover equal area.  The center of each character is the alignment pointfor that symbol.This package includes bitmap, type 1, and truetype files as well as thefontographer source.  The bitmaps are not cleaned-up, so you mightwant to print a sample sheet to help you in selecting symbols.TechGrapha is free.  If you like it please send a picture postcard to theauthor at the address listed below.  You may distribute TechGraphaprovided you don't make money doing so and include all of its files.Happy graphing...Rob KasselMIT Spoken Language Systems Group545 Technology Square Room 606Cambridge, Mass.  02139#### BINHEX     tech-phonetic.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Dave Platt)Subject: TechPhonetic font [part 1 of 7]Date: Sat, 20 Apr 91 19:41:39 -0800 (PST)This posting contains a convertion into TrueType format of the TechPhoneticfont.  What follows is a StuffIt 1.5.1 archive containing the TechPhoneticPostScript font as it was originally received by me (bitmap, downloadablePostScript file(s), and perhaps documentation and/or AFM files).  I'veadded a suitcase file which contains a TrueType version of the font,created by FontMonger 1.0.Generic statement: I am not the author of this font;  I'm simplyconverting it as a service to the Mac community.  I believe that it'slegitimate for me to convert and redistribute this font... if you feelotherwise or have information to the contrary, please contact me viaemail.  If this is a shareware font, please honor the author's sharewarerequest if you use either the PostScript or TrueType version of thefont.---Dave Platt    [e-mail]       (domain/MX)or  apple!snulbug!dplatt              (uucp path)or  [e-mail]     (non-MX Internet)-- cut here -- begin TechPhonetic.sit.hqx -- part 1 of 7 --#### BINHEX     thomas.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Dave Platt)Subject: TrueType conversion of Thomas font [part 1 of 7]Date: Sat, 13 Apr 91 20:41:51 -0800 (PST)This posting contains a convertion into TrueType format of the Thomasfont.  What follows is a StuffIt 1.5.1 archive containing the ThomasPostScript font as it was originally received by me (bitmap, downloadablePostScript file(s), and perhaps documentation and/or AFM files).  I'veadded a suitcase file which contains a TrueType version of the font,created by FontMonger 1.0.Generic statement: I am not the author of this font;  I'm simplyconverting it as a service to the Mac community.  I believe that it'slegitimate for me to convert and redistribute this font... if you feelotherwise or have information to the contrary, please contact me viaemail.  If this is a shareware font, please honor the author's sharewarerequest if you use either the PostScript or TrueType version of thefont.A description of this font, from the author:> Thomas    is a Postscript font for the Laserwriter and compatibles (i.e.> Linotronics) that was made using Fontographer and Fontastic by Altsys.> The font is a slightly antique looking book face best shown in 9 or 10> points but perfectly suitable for larger display uses.  The face is> based on Caxton - a font named after William Caxton, the> printer/publisher who first published Chaucer's works.> > "Thomas" is not yet fully implemented.  It is missing all of the> accented uppercase letters (though the lowercase accented characters> are completed) and many of the special characters are missing.  I had> lost the creative will to complete them by the time I finished fussing> with the main alphabet.  I intend to do them sometime soon and will be> happy to provide you with the completed font if you will leave me a> message.> > The font is free for your personal use and you are welcome to give the> files to friends or post them on other bulletin boards and services.> The files include the downloadable font and the metrics file, which> need to reside within you system folder, and the bit-mapped screen> fonts in the sizes I use most (9,10,12,28 and 36).  If you have> comments or suggestions please leave a message for me on GEnie.> > David Dowe> XTH04747---Dave Platt    [e-mail]       (domain/MX)or  apple!snulbug!dplatt              (uucp path)or  [e-mail]     (non-MX Internet)-- cut here -- begin Thomas.sit.hqx -- part 1 of 7 --#### BINHEX     tng-monitors.hqx   ****Date: 26 Aug 1992 13:54:45 -0500 (EST) From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] TNGMonitors, a star trek truetype font Organization: University at Buffalo This is the truetype font TNGMonitors.  It is a nifty little font whichlooks like the lettering on star trek:TNG monitors, hence the name.This is compressed via compact pro 1.33, a wonderful utility I highly recommend.If you have downloaded font-preview from sumex, this font appears atthe bottom right-hand corner of the third PICT.  If you haven't downloaded font-preview, you're probably wasting a lot of time downloadingfonts you don't want.This font uploaded courtesy The Underground Phont Archive.Jason Osborne, Curator.%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%#### BINHEX     toulouse-lautrec.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Alan Coopersmith)Date: Mon, 12 Aug 91 11:01:48 PDT Subject: toulouselautrec.cpt.hqx This is Toulouse-Lautrec - a TrueType/PostScript fontIt is a replacement for the PostScript only version alreadyin the Info-Mac archives.#### BINHEX     trains.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 11 Aug 1992 08:26 EST From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Trains, a truetype font with pictures of train cars This is a truetype font I found called Trains.  Surprisingly enough,it is a small font which has all sorts of pictures of trains.  Locomotives,freight cars, cabooses, old engines, and so on.  Probably many other surprises.I personally haven't taken much time to explore the whole font.  If you have downloaded font-preview.hqx from sumex, you can check out what they look like by looking on the bottom right corner of the third PICT.Uploaded courtesy of The Underground Phont Archive.  For more information onthe over 170 truetype fonts in the archive, drop me a note via email.Jason OsborneCurator, UPA----------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     ultra-black.hqx   ****        Date: Fri, 15 May 92 16:02:02 EDT From: [e-mail] (Jeffrey Veen)Message-Id: <[e-mail]> To: [e-mail]-To: [e-mail]-Date: Fri, 15 May 1992 16:43:06 PDTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>UltraBlack TrueType--A true type font converted from MS Windows 3.1 format.Jeff [e-mail]#### BINHEX     upper-east-side.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Dave Platt)Subject: Upper East Side font [part 1 of 3]Date: Mon, 22 Apr 91 22:10:11 -0800 (PST)This posting contains a convertion into TrueType format of the UpperEast Side font.  What follows is a StuffIt 1.5.1 archive containing theUpper East Side PostScript font as it was originally received by me(bitmap, downloadable PostScript file(s), and perhaps documentationand/or AFM files).  I've added a suitcase file which contains aTrueType version of the font, created by FontMonger 1.0.Generic statement: I am not the author of this font;  I'm simplyconverting it as a service to the Mac community.  I believe that it'slegitimate for me to convert and redistribute this font... if you feelotherwise or have information to the contrary, please contact me viaemail.  If this is a shareware font, please honor the author's sharewarerequest if you use either the PostScript or TrueType version of thefont.---Dave Platt    [e-mail]       (domain/MX)or  apple!snulbug!dplatt              (uucp path)or  [e-mail]     (non-MX Internet)-- cut here -- begin Upper East Side .sit.hqx -- part 1 of 3 --#### BINHEX     upper-west-side.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Dave Platt)Subject: Upper West Side font [part 1 of 7]Date: Tue, 23 Apr 91 22:24:09 -0800 (PST)This posting contains a convertion into TrueType format of the UpperWest Side font.  What follows is a StuffIt 1.5.1 archive containing theUpper West Side PostScript font as it was originally received by me(bitmap, downloadable PostScript file(s), and perhaps documentationand/or AFM files).  I've added a suitcase file which contains aTrueType version of the font, created by FontMonger 1.0.Generic statement: I am not the author of this font;  I'm simplyconverting it as a service to the Mac community.  I believe that it'slegitimate for me to convert and redistribute this font... if you feelotherwise or have information to the contrary, please contact me viaemail.  If this is a shareware font, please honor the author's sharewarerequest if you use either the PostScript or TrueType version of thefont.---Dave Platt    [e-mail]       (domain/MX)or  apple!snulbug!dplatt              (uucp path)or  [e-mail]     (non-MX Internet)-- cut here -- begin Upper West Side .sit.hqx -- part 1 of 7 --#### BINHEX     viet-tang.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 22 Mar 93 18:01:06 EST From: CYMT000 <[e-mail]>Subject: Viet-Tang Fonts.cpt.hqx Viet-Tang Fonts:                                                        7:20 ESTThis is a Compact and Binhex file of three TT Vietnamese fonts          ithand a keyboard file for diacretics I have just made. Please putthis into the font/tt directory.It is a smileware and my very first release. Please read the Readmefile for more detail. Thanks.Thich Quang [e-mail]#### BINHEX     vietfont.hqx   ****Date: 28 Jan 1993 14:02:21 -0500 (EST) From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: VIETFONT, a truetype font Organization: University at Buffalo This is a truetype font called Vietfont, a font which has all the english letters in an elegant font, and additionally hasletters with all the diacritical marks necessary (I am told)to write in vietnamese.This font is uploaded courtesy of the underground phont archive,people who really hate wet socks.Jason [e-mail]------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     vtopia.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 15 Mar 93 11:53:58 PST From: [e-mail]: [*] Vtopia -- a TrueType Vietnamese font This package contains the TrueType font ``Vtopia'' and a keyboardlayout for Vietnamese text processing on a Macintosh. Vtopia adheresto VSCII (Vietnamese Standard Code for Information Interchange), theVietnamese national standard for 8-bit character encoding.-----  Begin Included Text  --------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     wedgie-3d.hqx   ****Date: 07 Sep 1992 22:57:45 -0400 (EDT) From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] WEDGIE, a 3-D truetype font Organization: University at Buffalo This is the truetype font WEDGIE.  It looks sort of like it sounds,as each letter looks like it was carved out of a wedge of wood.  It has anice 3-D effect.This file has been compressed via compact pro 1.33.If you want to see what this font looks like before you download it,and you have downloaded font-preview from sumex, you can see what itlooks like at the top right of PICT #2.  If you do not have font-preview, and are interested in downloading fonts, it will save youa lot of time and hassle.This font uploaded courtesy of the Underground Phont Archive.Jason Osborne------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     wharmby-3d.hqx   ****Date: 07 Sep 1992 22:58:28 -0400 (EDT) From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] WHARMBY, another 3-D type truetype font Organization: University at Buffalo This is the truetype font WHARMBY.  It is a caps font.  Each large, sans-serif letter is accompanied by a mirage-type shadow, as if these wereletters standing on the ground, and the sun is above and behind them.It is very nicely done.This file has been compressed via compact pro 1.33.If you want to see what this font looks like before you download it,and you have downloaded font-preview from sumex, you can see what itlooks like at the bottom right of PICT #3.  If you do not have font-preview, and are interested in downloading fonts, it will save youa lot of time and hassle.This font uploaded courtesy of the Underground Phont Archive.Jason Osborne------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     wiltonian.hqx   ****Date: 09 Sep 1992 10:29:16 -0400 (EDT) From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Wiltonian, a neon-sign type truetype font Organization: University at Buffalo This is the truetype font WILTONIAN.  It is a different-type of font which looks like the old neon signs' letters used to.  Inother words, they look like they are connected when together ina word, asthough they are made up of connected neon tubes.  Not a beautifulfont, but one that is very creative and could be fun to play with!This file has been compressed via compact pro 1.33. If you want to see what this font looks like before you download it,and you have downloaded font-preview from sumex, you can see what itlooks like at the bottom right of PICT #3.  If you do not have font-preview, and are interested in downloading fonts, it will save youa lot of time and hassle. This font uploaded courtesy of the Underground Phont Archive.Jason Osborne----------------------------#### BINHEX     windsor-demi.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Dave Platt)Subject: TrueType conversion of Windsor Demi font [part 1 of 4]Date: Mon, 15 Apr 91 21:35:21 -0800 (PST)This posting contains a convertion into TrueType format of the WindsorDemi font.  What follows is a StuffIt 1.5.1 archive containing theWindsor Demi PostScript font as it was originally received by me(bitmap, downloadable PostScript file(s), and perhaps documentationand/or AFM files).  I've added a suitcase file which contains aTrueType version of the font, created by FontMonger 1.0.Generic statement: I am not the author of this font;  I'm simplyconverting it as a service to the Mac community.  I believe that it'slegitimate for me to convert and redistribute this font... if you feelotherwise or have information to the contrary, please contact me viaemail.  If this is a shareware font, please honor the author's sharewarerequest if you use either the PostScript or TrueType version of thefont.---Dave Platt    [e-mail]       (domain/MX)or  apple!snulbug!dplatt              (uucp path)or  [e-mail]     (non-MX Internet)-- cut here -- begin WindsorDemi.sit.hqx -- part 1 of 4 --#### BINHEX     zaleski-caps.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 10 Sep 92 07:45:56 PDT From: [e-mail] (Mail Delivery Subsystem)Subject: Returned mail: Host unknown    ----- Transcript of session follows -----550 backmod@camisk... Host unknown   ----- Unsent message follows -----Received: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA05725; Thu, 10 Sep 92 07:45:56 PDTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from terminator.cc.umich.edu by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id        AA21687; Thu, 10 Sep 92 06:11:38 PDT Received: from ubvmsd.cc.buffalo.edu by terminator.cc.umich.edu (5.65/2.2) id        AA01294; Thu, 10 Sep 92 09:11:01 -0400 Received: from ubvms.cc.buffalo.edu by ubvms.cc.buffalo.edu (PMDF #2452 ) id        <[e-mail]>; Thu, 10 Sep 1992 09:09:49        EDT Date: 10 Sep 1992 09:09:47 -0400 (EDT) From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] ZaleskiCaps, a trueptype font To: [e-mail]-Id: <[e-mail]> Organization: University at Buffalo X-Vms-To: IN%"[e-mail]" Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; CHARSET=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7BIT Resent-To: backmod@camiskResent-Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1992 7:45:55 PDTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>This is the truetype font ZALESKICAPS.  It is a caps font, serif, butmuch less formal-looking.   This file has been compressed via compact pro 1.33. If you want to see what this font looks like before you download it,and you have downloaded font-preview from sumex, you can see what itlooks like at the middle right of PICT #2.  If you do not have font-preview, and are interested in downloading fonts, it will save youa lot of time and hassle. This font uploaded courtesy of the Underground Phont Archive.Jason Osborne------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     zallman-caps.hqx   ****Date: 10 Sep 1992 09:10:29 -0400 (EDT) From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] ZallmanCaps, a beautiful flowery caps font Organization: University at Buffalo This is a truetype font called ZALLMANCAPS.  It is one of the most elegantcaps fonts I have seen, and a personal favorite of mine.  Each serif capitaolletter is surrounded by roses and vines, much as one would see in a niceBible or such.This file has been compressed via compact pro 1.33. If you want to see what this font looks like before you download it,and you have downloaded font-preview from sumex, you can see what itlooks like at the middle right of PICT #2.  If you do not have font-preview, and are interested in downloading fonts, it will save youa lot of time and hassle. This font uploaded courtesy of the Underground Phont Archive.Jason Osborne------------------------------------------------------------------------------Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:08:03 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/font#### BINHEX     adobe-screen.hqx   ****Date:  4 Jun 91  9:31 -0700From: Les Ferhc <[e-mail]>Subject: Adobe-Screen-Fonts.hqxThe following 746K archive includes a complete set of screen(bitmap) fonts for the standard 11 font families found in mostPostScript printers.  These are the screen fonts from Adobe thatinclude plain, bold, italic, and bold-italic versions of sizes 10,12 , 14, 18, and 24 point and have been combined into NFNT fontfamilies.  This means, you won't actually see the bold, italic, andbold-italic fonts in your Font menu, but they will be used when youselect the appropriate style via the Style menu.  As a bonus, I have applied the patch to Symbol and Chancery thatallows you to print these fonts in bold. Further information is provided within a MacWrite document includedin the archive.  Now, if someone could provide 9 point versions of these fonts,many of us who have to use tiny print would be very grateful. ==================#### BINHEX     amslam.hqx   ****Subject: [*] Amslam 18 - a finger-spelling font Date: Tue, 17 Nov 92 14:55:32 EST From: Ephraim Vishniac <[e-mail]>Enclosed is Amslam, an 18-point finger-spelling font which appeared incomp.binaries.mac several years ago. #### BINHEX     ashley.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 13 Apr 91 16:37 CDTFrom: "Thomas L. Hausmann" <[e-mail]>Number: 19670  Name: ASHLEY.SITAddress: R.JENSEN13                Date: 910402Approximate # of bytes: 34020Number of Accesses: 389  Library: 4Description:Ashley is a new Type 1 Postscript font that mimics a neat, sophisticatedhandwriting. It's perfect for those "handwritten" memos and annotations! Upper-and lowercase, numeric and punctuation characters included.  Author requests a$10 Shareware fee. Make your Mac a synthetic secretary!!!Keywords: NEW, Type 1, Postscript, Font, ATM, handwriting, NEATO!#### BINHEX     belsley-bartholomew.hqx   ****15-Oct-88 18:33:02-GMT,68444;000000000001Return-Path: <[e-mail]>Received: from forsythe.stanford.edu by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU with TCP; Sat, 15 Oct 88 09:32:55 PDTReceived: by Forsythe.Stanford.EDU; Sat, 15 Oct 88 09:38:39 PDTDate:     Tue, 11 Oct 88 19:36 EDTFrom:     <[e-mail]> (DAVID A. BELSLEY)Subject:  All-purpose, technical LaserWriter fontsTo:       [e-mail]-Original-To:  infoCould you please post this on MacServe as                 FONT-BELSLEY/BARTHOLOMEW.HQX?Various of my colleagues at Boston College and MIT have found thesefonts very useful and suggested I make them more widely availableIn addition to a standard character set, they contain a full Greekalphabet and a generous complement of mathematical symbols (all ofwhich, by the way, will print in bold face, unlike the Symbol font uponwhich they are based).This file contains the Belsley and Bartholomew screen fonts (all-purposetechnical LaserWriter fonts), their LaserWriter download files,corresponding keyboard layout documents, and a Read Me document withfull details.  The file must first be unBinHexed and then UnStuffed(v 1.5.1 was used).#### BINHEX     cairo.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Mar 1993 11:40:14 +0000 From: clark riley <[e-mail]>Subject: Sumex submission Enclosed is Cairo.sea.hqx.  It is an excellent independent rendition of the Cairo font of Mac 128K fame - the reason some of us were pushed over the edge to finally buy a computer, but only a Mac.  Note:  This file contains NO Apple parts, but for everyone's peace of mind, I have obtained a license from Apple to distribute the font anyway - copy available on request.  It's really nice!  Enjoy!  Clark Riley#### BINHEX     cyrillic-misc.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 26 Oct 1990 12:51:30 -0400 (EDT)From: Mark Sherman <[e-mail]>Subject: cyrillic font submissionBelow is a binhex'd, stuffit'd font file that contains a variety ofCyrillic (Russian, etc) fonts that I collected in response to my requestfor Russian fonts. There were name conflicts among the fonts I receivedand with other fonts already in the archives, so I renamed some fontsarbitrarily. I think there is one font duplication, but I did not wantto check it carefully enough to see. Only bitmap fonts were donated; Idid not find any publically available outline fonts.        -Mark#### BINHEX     dayton.hqx   **** 2-Nov-86 11 40 23-PST,79199;000000000001Return-Path  <[e-mail]>Received  from RED.RUTGERS.EDU by SUMEX-AIM.ARPA with TCP; Sun 2 Nov 86 11 37 23-PSTDate  2 Nov 86 14 35 53 ESTFrom  Jeffrey Shulman <[e-mail]>Subject  Dayton Fonts (part 1 of 2)To  [e-mail], [e-mail]-ID  <[e-mail]>[ Uploaded from Delphi by Jeff Shulman ]Name  DAYTON FONTSDate  1-NOV-1986 12 30 by APPLEDAYTON These fonts are a very complete set of mathematical fonts (bitmapped).  Theywere formerly shareware, the author has released them for free distribution.See the file ReadMeFirst for restrictions.--------------------< compressed >------------------------------#### BINHEX     font-master-20.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 18 Feb 1992 11:47:25 PST From: [e-mail]: FontMaster2.hqx         Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Tue, 18 Feb 1992 19:48:23 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>FontMaster 2.0 is an application I wrote out of necessity. It is constantlybeing updated, and will improve more over time. It was tested on many Macintoshmodels, and on both monochrome and color systems. It is System 7 compatible,and will even work great on the Quadra systems.FontMaster 2.0 is a utility for printing catalogs of the fonts you haveinstalled in your system. It has a filter for TrueType so you can list andprint only those fonts you want to list. It allows complete font lists, or fullcharacter sheets to be printed.If you encounter any bugs with this application, please drop me a note. Ialready have a list of additional features I will be adding, but will gladlylisten to all suggestions.- - - - - - - - -#### BINHEX     font-preview.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 16 Jul 1992 10:03 EST From: Jason Osborne <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Pictorial guide to downloading shareware fonts Up to this point, downloading fonts from various FTP sites wasa frustrating proposition for one reason- because you never knowwhat you are getting until you have taken the time to download it.Thus, I have taken it upon myself to create an electronic guide tothe world of shareware fonts.  I have collected every shareware and freeware truetype font available through the internet, and AmericaOnline.  Also, many of these fonts are probably available throughcompuserve as well.  I printed a catalogue showing samples of each font(usually the characters abcdeFGHIJ12345, unless it was a caps fontor dingbats font), and then scanned it into a PICT file using an applescanner set to greyscale at 150 dpi.  The original document scanned wasprinted at 300dpi.  The best way to view this is to read it into a draw or paint programand view it at 200%.  For some reason the fonts look much more like whatthey will really look like if you do this.  Some fonts didn't come throughso great (particularly thin fonts, like PremiumThin, which I highlyreccommend anyway), but to scan these in at a higher resolution would haveraised the size of the file to well over 2 meg.This file has been compressed with Compact Pro 1.33, file size @160K.Brought to you by The Underground Phont Archive.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     fraction-font-ps-20.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 3 Jan 1993 22:58:16 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Tony Huang)Subject: [*]Fraction Fonts v2.0 (PS Type 1) Here is a collection of true fractions that matches some of the mostpopular fonts. It's in the PostScript Type 1 format and has build-inkerning controls. It's downloaded from the Adobe Forum on CompuServe.Tony [e-mail]#### BINHEX     gaeil.hqx   ****Subject: gaeilgefont.hqx Organization: School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon Date: Fri, 10 Jul 92 5:07:42 EDT From: Cowboy <[e-mail]>This is a font based on gaeilic fonts prior to the use of Romanfonts for writing in Gaeilic. It includes dotted consonants foraspiration. Read the "Leigh Mise" file for more info. The "Sampla"file is a file with some gaelic writing in it so you can see what itlooks like. Obviously, you must install the font first. Bothpostscript (Type I) and bitmap fonts are include. ATM compatible.This font is shareware (US$10). I am open to comments and criticisms.This is the first in a series of Gaelic fonts I plan to develop.Some will be traditional, some will be new. I hope you enjoy this one.                        -- Chris Young.#### BINHEX     gothic.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Wed, 15 Apr 92 14:49:01 MDT Subject: Binary Font File - BobGothic.cpt.hqx This is a contribution to your collection of fonts.It is a Gothic - type1 font.  This is a freewarecontribution.******************************************************#### BINHEX     goudy-hundred.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 7 Oct 1991 11:08 CDT From: "Dwight K. Lemke, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh"Subject: Goudy Hundred Type 1 Font This is a Type 1 font that I downloaded from Zmac. It is called GoudyHundredand is based on Frederick Goudy's Bertham typface with oldstyle numerals. It isa nice serif face suitable for text and headlines. It's creator is anonymousand it is Freeware.Dwight [e-mail]#### BINHEX     handwriting.hqx   ****Subject: handwriting font Date: Tue, 17 Mar 92 13:15:04 WET From: [e-mail] is a cpt.hqx type 1 font which looks like realhandwriting when printed out. It actually started out as realhandwriting, and was scanned, traced, tidied up, converted toepsf, and made into a font. The font is nearly complete, andcontains everything you'd use in everyday wordprocessing.It is free only for use in any noncommercial software orprinted  document, and remains (c) 1992 Henry Bloomfield.#### BINHEX     japan-fonts.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 21 Jan 91 18:08 CSTFrom: "Ken R. Lunde" <[e-mail]>Subject: font/japan-fonts.hqxjapan-fonts.hqx The following file contains 5 Japanese fonts: ASLFont+, K2!, Koshigaya, Tokyo,and Yoshinogari. These are bitmap fonts designed to run under the Japaneseoperating system for the Macintosh (i.e., KanjiTalk). They require that theJapanese fonts included with KanjiTalk be installed into your system. Alsoincluded is a file called SysFontINIT which replaces the default Osaka font forthe System and Application font with Koshigaya for the Application font andTokyo for the System font. A file called KEISEN is also included -- it helps todisplayed ruled lines which are part of the standard Japanese character set (JISX 0208). There are README files in Japanese for the Yoshinogari font, and onefor SysFontINIT, Koshigaya font, and Tokyo font. Note that there are 2 Tokyofonts: one is TokyoKT, and the other is TokyoSJ (the first is for users ofKanjiTalk, and the second is for users of SweetJam). This file was stuffed andbinhexed. Enjoy! Ken R. [e-mail]   #### BINHEX     keyboard-clipart.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 19 Nov 91 10:57:09 CST From: [e-mail] (John DeRosa)Subject: Clip Art of MAC keyboard keys? There  have  been  some  requests  on  the  network  for the capability   to  put  "pictures"   of  keyboard   keys  into documentation.  Keys like "Command" are especially needed.I also  needed this same  capability and located a sharewarefont that allows  you to type pictures  of the keyboard keyssimilar to Zapf Dingbats.This is a 36 point, type3 (bitmapped) font but holds up well when scaled up or down  and  printed on a LaserWriter.  Also included is a  MacPaint  cheat sheet that shows the keyboardmapping of this font.  The font also contains some Messy-DOS keyboard  keys  like PrtSc,  Send, and those funky keys that look like a  regular key glued  to the top of  a double size key, ugh.I also know  serveral type1 (PostScript)  fonts that performthe same  task but at a fairly hefty price  tag.  If you areinterested, drop me a line.This font is shareware ($3) from Paul J. Griffin of RichlandWashinton.   If you use this  font, please  send me a mailer ([e-mail]).  Thanks.======================================================================= Enjoy!     John DeRosa, Motorola, Inc, Digital Cellular Systems    = = e-mail: 1) [e-mail]      2) motcid![e-mail] ==         3) uunet!motcid!derosaj     4) [e-mail]   ==         5) [e-mail]     6) [e-mail]    =======================================================================#### BINHEX     klingon.hqx   ****Date:         Mon, 14 May 90 12:48:32 GMTFrom: Michael Everson <[e-mail]>Subject:      Klingon FontRecently someone asked for a Klingon font.  A friend had sent me one morethan a year ago, in 24- and 48-point sizes.  The spacing was horriblydisfigured, making it impossible to print.  I corrected the spacing andadded a 12-point size, and so renamed it Klingon 1.1.  Enclosed below isthe BinHexed StuffIt!ed font and a note by me (as editor and concernedxenolinguist) for the archives.Michael EversonArchived as /font/klingon-11.hqx-------------------------------CUT HERE-------------------------#### BINHEX     led-zeppelin-11.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 10 Jul 92 15:38:33 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Brian Davies)   --- KASHMIR 1.1 ---This is the latest version of my font Kashmir, based on thetypeface on the cover the Led Zeppelin album Houses Of The Holy.The runes from Led Zeppelin 4 are included as special characters.My request for a solution to the problem of uneven line widths onsome characters was responded to by Jonathan Brecher and JohnSkidgel.  Their replies and the solution were quick enough that Iam able to post an upgrade only a few days after the initialposting.  I'm sorry if this turnaround gives any of you whiplash,but the results are worth it.  This version provides a muchcleaner printout for around one third of the letters.To the administrators: please post this as  /info-mac/font/led-zeppelin-11.hqx - Brian Davies - [e-mail]#### BINHEX     machumaine.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 6 Sep 89 09:41:27 CDTFrom: [e-mail] (Bob Schenk)To: [e-mail]>If you're looking for QUALITY manuscript fonts, you'll have to expand>your budget. Public domain calligraphic fonts are worth their prices,>but not much more.  (From issue 147)Attached is MacHumaine, the best calligraphic laser font that I have foundin the public domain. The author (Bill Horton) not only gives away hisfinished product, but also includes his Fontographer file so others canalter it to suit their tastes. That is true public domain. I found it onthe latest release of the Club Mac cd, which has the best collection ofpd and shareware laser fonts that I am aware of. You can judge for yourselfit it is worth more than its price.The next issue of PUBLISH magazine (October) was scheduled (and hopefully stillis scheduled to have an article telling what is now available in PostScripttypefaces.Another good source of info about the typeface scene is PERSONAL PUBLISHING magazine. It has a monthly column called "Type Drawer" which illustrates sixnew typefaces. In the last issue they showed an Adobe font called "Cheq." Itis a chess typeface, and the column said it was freeware. Has anyone seen it?[e-mail] SchenkBox 901Rensselaer, IN 47978#### BINHEX     military-ocr.hqx   ****Date:     Thu, 1 Jun 89 10:13 CSTFrom: <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     multi-bit-color.hqx   ****From: "Anthony D. Saxton" <[e-mail]>Organization: Cyber Sanctum Date: Wed, 24 Feb 1993 08:40:13 PST Subject: Color "MultiBit" Fonts Attached, you will find a collection of "MultiBit" Color fonts. These werecreated using a process mildly described in Inside Macintosh, Volume V. Thefinal technique was figured out through MUCH Trial and error. These Fonts canalso be distributed seperatly with there own independant "Read Me" documents.Please let me know if you would like me to upload those as well.Thanks,Anthony D. SaxtonElenay* Creations(702) 453-0270InterNET: [e-mail] #### BINHEX     palatino.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 05 Oct 91 15:48:40 GMT From: MICHAEL EVERSON <[e-mail]>Subject: Palatino 9-pt Here is a 9-point version of Palatino and Palatino-Italic. It makesfootnotes and things much easier to read. I haven't done Bold andBoldItalic but if there is sufficient interest I could find sometime to do so.Michael Everson#### BINHEX     petersburg.hqx   ****From: Lars Gislen <[e-mail]>Date: Fri, 11 Oct 91 13:42:42 +0100 Subject: Russian Font The Cyrillic fonts in the archive have some minor flaws. Here is a fontcalled Petersburg, which I think is close to perfect (I designed it myself).The font comes in 12 and 48 points. The package also includes two resourcesto be installed in the system for those who want to be able to use aRussian keyboard.Lars Gislen, Department of Theoretical Physics, Lund University, [e-mail]--------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     planets.hqx   ****Subject: Submission: font - PlanetsVUW Date: Thu, 10 Sep 92 09:57:11 +1200 From: [e-mail] is a font I did some years back that has the astronomical symbols forthe sun and planets. Bitmap, Type 3 and Fontographer source included.It's free: [e-mail](i*pi) = -1#### BINHEX     quantum.hqx   ****Subject: freeware postscript font (binary)Date: Sun, 25 Feb 90 20:32:31 ESTFrom: John V. Goodman <[e-mail]>Howdy!Enclosed is "Quantum," a freeware postscript font.It looks like Helvetica (tm) compressed, and is useful for many display purposes.  (And as an unhinted font, use below 24pt at300dpi is not recommended.)  Screen fonts are included for sizes24, 36, 48, 60, and 72 pt, in NFNT format.Upper and lower case, numerals, and most punctuation are included.However, the font is missing certain symbols which I had no use forat the time, including { } @ ^ < > \ ~ and various others.  Sorry.Hope some of you may find it useful.+++++ +++  +  John V. Goodman#### BINHEX     recycle.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 12 Jan 91 08:42:53 ESTFrom: [e-mail] (Josh Hodas)Subject: A Type 1 Font with recycling symbolsEnclosed is a bihex'd stuffit (1.51) archive of a PostScript Type 1outline font with accompanying bitmaps.  The font consists of severalversions of the international recycling symbol (the one with the threearrows forming a triangle).  It includes the basic symbol in severalvariations as well as special versions for each of the seven classesof recyclable plastics.A sample document showing how they look and the key combinations usedis included.The symbols will not show up in the Font/Da Mover sample window, and arepretty unreadable in the keycaps DA, so print the sample to see how theylook.This font was downloaded from America Online.  I have no connectionwith or knowledge of its creator.Josh ----------------------------------------------------------------------------Josh Hodas            Home Phone:         [phone]   4223 Pine Street    School Office Phone: [phone]Philadelphia, PA 19104    New E-Mail Address:  [e-mail]--------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     runes.hqx   **** 9-Feb-87 11 16 53-PST,1035;000000000001Return-Path  <[e-mail]>Received  from lindy.STANFORD.EDU by SUMEX-AIM.STANFORD.EDU with TCP; Mon 9 Feb 87 11 16 45-PSTReceived  by lindy.STANFORD.EDU; Mon, 9 Feb 87 11 13 25 PSTDate  Mon,  9 Feb 87 11 15 25 PSTFrom  <[e-mail]>To  [e-mail]   Lord of the Rings FontFrom  <[e-mail]>Subject   Lord of the Rings FontDate  Mon,  9 Feb 87 11 15 25 PST[from usenet]This is a 12-point font based on the Angerthas runes in Lord ot the Rings.Date  8 Feb 87 10 25 21 ESTFrom  Jeffrey Shulman <[e-mail]>Subject  Cirth Font[ Uploaded from Delphi by Jeff Shulman ]Cirth Font, created by Bill Andel. The Angerthas Daeron font as used in J.R.R.Tolkien's "Lord Of The Rings" books. 48 point size only. Important to have ifyou write lots of letters to dwarves.[these files have been combined into one Font/DA Mover document.archived as [SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.Edu]<INFO-MAC>FONT-RUNES.HQXDoD]#### BINHEX     sil-ipa.hqx   ****Date: 05 Jan 1993 15:12:27 -0600 (CST) From: ANTWORTH 214/709-2418 <[e-mail]>Subject: SIL-IPA.sit.hqx --Boundary (ID vR0KiwMyPms0pJ5o7206Ow)Content-type: TEXT/PLAIN; CHARSET=US-ASCIISIL-IPA.sit.hqx is a set of scalable IPA fonts containing the fullInternational Phonetic Alphabet with 1990 Kiel revisions. Threetypefaces are included:  SIL Doulos (similar to Times)  SIL Sophia (similar to Helvetica)  SIL Manuscript (monowidth)Each font contains all the standard IPA discrete characters and non-spacingdiacritics as well as some suprasegmental and puncuation marks. Each fontcomes in both PostScript Type 1 and TrueType formats. The fonts are alsoavailable for Microsoft Windows.These fonts were designed by the Printing Arts Department of the SummerInstitute of Linguistics, Dallas, Texas.Evan AntworthAcademic Computing DepartmentSummer Institute of Linguistics7500 W. Camp Wisdom RoadDallas, TX  75236U.S.A.Internet e-mail: [e-mail] or [e-mail]:  214/709-2418fax:    [phone]--Boundary (ID vR0KiwMyPms0pJ5o7206Ow)Content-type: TEXT/PLAIN; CHARSET=US-ASCII#### DIRECTORY  tt   ****#### BINHEX     usps-bitmap.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 1 Aug 1992 08:05 CDT From: "Dwight Lemke @ Wisconsin Oshkosh" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] USPS Barcode Font Well, here it is.  This is a bitmapped USPS Barcode font.  It comeswith instructions from the author on how to code.  As I pointedout earlier, the first and last characters are placeholders and the second to the last is a checksum as barcodes must add up toa multiple of 10 (Damned if I know why).If someone were to either convert this to PS Type 1 or could posta Type 1 font here, it would be helpful to many on the net.-Dwight---------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     z-specification.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 30 Jul 92 10:41:58 GMT From: "R.E.Jones" <[e-mail]>Subject: Request to submit a file I'd like to put the following into the info-mac archive. I think whatfollows is self explanatory. Should I also mail something to comp.sys.mac.digest or will you announce it?---------------------------------------------------------------------This is a fairly simple font for the Z specification language.It is based on the notation used in Hayes' Specification Case Studies.(I know that Spivey would be a better basis, but the font pre-dates that.)I created it myself using Fontographer because I needed it for our examinations papers. I am most definitely not a professionaltype designer, so I make few claims about the font.However it is adequate for the job. In particular it looks OK on paper;on the screen at small sizes glyphs are not always as clear as they might be(lack of pixels to play with).As I have had several requests for it, I have decided to make it morepublicly available.This archive contains two files: Z and Z.bmap.Z is the PostScript version and Z.bmap is a bitmap.Put Z wherever you put your PostScript font files (e.g. the Extensions Folder) and Z.bmap where you put bitmap fonts (e.g. in the Systemfile, or in a Suitcase file or whatever).I hope that you find the font useful. If it has any deficiencies(other than aesthetic!) or you have any other comments, pleaselet me know -- I may even fix things.LICENSE AGREEMENTThis font is free but not in the public domain and the copyright remainswith the author, Richard Jones. However you may copy and distribute the font provided that you include a copy of thislicense agreement.(C) Richard Jones, 1992Richard Jones===============================================================================Computing Laboratory                            email: [e-mail] of Kent at Canterbury                Telephone: [phone] ext.7697Canterbury, CT2 7NF, U.K.                       FAX: [phone]===============================================================================Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:08:35 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/game#### BINHEX     1992-fischer-spassky-chess-ii.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 6 Nov 1992 16:18 PDT From: [e-mail]: 1992-Fischer-Spassky Chess Tourney, Pt. 2   Attached are the final 19 games from the Fischer-Spassky Chess Tournament in Belgrade, Serbia.  Fischer defeated Spassky for the 10th time in Game 30 to clinch the $3.35 million prize, winning 10 - 5.  Games 1 - 11 are posted to Sumex-aim.stanford.edu as:    /info-mac/game/1992-fischer-spassky-chess.hqx  The games have been entered via Sargon III, but I understand that Sargon IV will open the games without difficulty.  They have been compressed with Compact Pro and converted to text with BinHex 4.0.  I have also included an information (text) file and an excerpt from a Robert Byrne "Chess" column in the folder.-shane"[e-mail]"-----------CUT HERE--------------#### BINHEX     1992-fischer-spassky-chess.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 23 Sep 1992 20:12 PDT From: shane <[e-mail]>Subject: Fischer-Spassky Chess, Pt. 1              1992 Bobby Fischer - Boris Spassky Tournament                     Sveti Stefan, Serbia-Montenegro                              September 1992                          Part 1 (Games 1 - 11)(The files, saved from Sargon III, are stuffed with Stuffit v.1.5.1 and encrypted with BinHex 4.0; victors' names are in brackets for each file)  Enclosed are most of the games from the recent Fischer-Spassky rematch, part one, which took place in the luxurious Adriatic resort of Sveti Stefan in Sept. 1992. Play will resume in Belgrade in early October (since Fischer took a 5 - 2 lead).  Games 2 and 3 are missing, but both ended as draws.  Fischer considers the match the world championship because he never acknowledged the decision of the International Chess Federation to strip him of his title in 1975 for refusing to play Soviet challenger Anatoly Karpov.  The current Federation champion is Garri Kasparov; observers of the present match say that the level of play is far below that of Kasparov.  To heighten the intrique, the U.S. Department of the Treasury has declared the tournament a violation of U.N. sanctions against Serbia-Montenegro (which calls itself Yugoslavia) for provoking civil war in attacking neighboring Bosnia-Herzegovina, and warned Fischer that he could be fined $250,000 and sentenced to 10 years in prison.  At a news conference prior to the tournament, Fischer spat on the Treasury Dept. letter.  Many thanks to the Reuters and Associated Press news services for releasing the moves from each game, and to the San Diego Union-Tribune for printing those results.Shane D. [e-mail]----------------------------CUT HERE-------------------------------#### BINHEX     3d-tic-tac-toe-106.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 5 Oct 92 20:00:39 PDT From: [e-mail] (John Lindal)Subject: 3D Tic-Tac-Toe 1.0.6 3D Tic-Tac-Toe 1.0.6        Tic-Tac-Toe in 3 dimensional perspective.  Play                            against the computer or a friend or have the                            computer play itself.Now Quadra 040 cache compatible.John [e-mail]#### BINHEX     abalone-10.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 2 Nov 92 22:49:12 +0100 From: [e-mail]: Abalone.1.0.final This is version 1.0 final of Abalone for the Macintosh.Abalone is a nice strategic board game.This Macintosh implementation of the game allows you to playAbalone against the Mac, or against another player.Requirements: a mac that runs System 7, and 256K of free RAM.This version should replace the 1.0b2 and 1.0b3 versions.Most important changes since 1.0b3:- greatly optimized, speed is now acceptable on a MacPlus.- added sound play option.This is FreeWare, but for commercial distribution,written permission by the author is required (see About box).Peter Tax#### BINHEX     abalone-11b1.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 24 Mar 93 16:18:31 PST From: [e-mail]: from diamond.sara.nl by SARA.NL          for [e-mail]; 25 Mar 93  1:13 METReceived: by diamond.sara.nl (5.61-AIX-1.2/1.0), id AA138326,          (for [e-mail], from [e-mail]);Date: Thu, 25 Mar 93 01:14:02 +0100From: [e-mail]-Id: <[e-mail]>To: [e-mail]******* REQUEST TO THE MODERATORS OF INFO-MAC ********Next to putting it in your archives, could you PLEASE forwardthis file ASAP to:[e-mail] organises a contest for Abalone programs, in which I'd verymuch like this program to compete.I seem to be unable to send him mail, for some reason I don'tunderstand, and time is running short: the contest is on friday.===============================================================This file contains version 1.1b1 of Abalone for the Macintosh.Abalone is a strategic board game.This program is a freeware Mac version of Abalone.This version can replace the 1.0 version currently found in thearchives.The 1.1b1 version features performance enhancements, betterstrategies and multi-level undo.#### BINHEX     achi.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 12 Jun 92 16:58:26 CDT From: PC0TMYS <[e-mail]>Subject: achi.hqx Enclosed is a Stuffit 1.5.1 archive containing an Achi gameprogram that I wrote. The program is freeware and can be runon any Macintosh computer. It requires 230K of memory and is32-bit clean.Achi is a board game for two people. You can play againstthe computer or against another person. It is similar totic-tac-toe, except that you get to move your pieces afteryou put them all down.Documentation is available online and as a "read me" file.Bill Hale#### BINHEX     adventure-11.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 8 Jul 91 20:58:37 PDTFrom: [e-mail] (Meathead)Subject: New version of AdventureDear Moderators of Sumex Macintosh Archive:This program is Adventure 1.1 should completely replace the previous Adventureuploaded by Anthony C. Ard ([e-mail])That first program was found to have serious problems on 68000 Macs, althoughit worked great on 68020's & 68030's.I am deeply sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.Adventure for the Macintosh 1.1-------------------------------First, to all of you out there who downloaded the first version of thisprogram. SORRY! That version is not compatible with 68000 Macs (i.e. Plus,Classic, SE). It does, however, work fine on all the others.Well, this version corrects that problem and now Adventure really should workon all Macs.Once again, very sorry!Version 1.1 also adds balloon help for use with System 7.0.My Unix account is temporarily down so I am using a friend's account to postthis. For the time being address all e-mail coorespondence [e-mail] sure you mention my name (Anthony C. Ard) or "Adventure" in the subjectline.#### BINHEX     arashi.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Michael Zimmerman)Date: Tue, 15 Dec 92 23:28:00 EST Subject: ARASHI_1.0a_.sit.hqx This is an update to the beta version of the game STORM.It contains 96 levels like the real TEMPEST from the arcade.It also contains several bug fixes and code revisions to addfree lives, practice and arcade play modes, etcEnjoy,Mike#### BINHEX     ars-magna.hqx   ****Date: 14 Nov 1992 09:57:51 -0400 (EDT) From: "Me? Graduated? Nope. Not yet." <[e-mail]>Subject: arsmagna-sit151.hqx      What is Ars Magna? First, the name is Latin for "great work." Second, the name is an anagram of the word "anagrams." The program, written by Michael Morton, takes a word, phrase, etc., and finds all words that canbe formed from the available letter combinations. Ars Magna then combinesthe words into anagrams in which all of the letters are used.      A few examples include: Ronald Wilson Reagan = No, darling, no ERA lawGeorge Herbert Walker Bush = Huge berserk rebel warthogMichael Morton = Mr. Machine ToolLeslie Lamont Jones = Joel Stallion Semen      This is great stupid fun, and you can send the output, which often includes thousands of combinations, to a text file or to the screen, or you can have Ars Magna simply count the number of anagrams and report every thousandth anagram.     The program has a VERY un-Maclike interface. Also, when you quit, yourscreen will look horrible. You can clean up the screen by moving a windowaround. In spite of those problems, Ars Magna is wonderful, and I intendto send in my shareware fee to encourage further development.      Thanks to Ephraim Vishniac ("archives pain him") ([e-mail])for sending me this software. Speaking of archives:          Philisophical compression discusssion. I tried archiving this with Stuffit 1.5.1, 1.6(Classic) and Compact Pro 1.33.       Results:           Compact Pro      122K     Stufit 1.5.1     131K     Stuffit 1.6      126K      I personally prefer Compact Pro. The size difference was so small, however, that I used Stuffit 1.5.1. Why? Because it is widely distributed,and a lot of communications software (Fetch, Downline, etc) will automatically unstuff 1.5.1 archives. I'd like to see more communicationssoftware support Compact Pro, since it has a better interface (IMHO) and often creates smaller archives.  14-Nov-92 23:18:57-GMT,181431;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA27409; Sat, 14 Nov 92 15:18:53 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA12192; Sat, 14 Nov 92 15:18:51 PSTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from utkvx2.utk.edu by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id AA23258;        Sat, 14 Nov 92 06:19:44 PST Received: from utkvx.utk.edu by utkvx.utk.edu (PMDF #3151 ) id        <[e-mail]>; Sat, 14 Nov 1992 09:19:36 EDT Date: 14 Nov 1992 09:19:31 -0400 (EDT) From: "Me? Graduated? Nope. Not yet." <[e-mail]>Subject: ARSMAGNA-SIT151.HQX;1 To: [e-mail]-Id: <[e-mail]> X-Vms-To: IN%"[e-mail]." Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; CHARSET=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7BIT Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Sat, 14 Nov 1992 15:18:50 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     baby-labyrinth-10.hqx   ****From: Simone Bettini 227678/il <[e-mail]>Subject: Babylabyrinth_1.0.sea.hqx Date: Wed, 10 Mar 93 12:34:28 MET BabyLabyrinth1.0: ) 1993 Bettini Simone.A simple game for children: a labyrinth to walk across with some nicecharacters, to reach a little prize.Bettini Simone : <[e-mail]>( a new version of the game I sent you some days ago. It should replace the previous one)(it should be archived as game/BabyLabyrinth_1.0.sea.hqx)(A binhexed self-extracting compact-pro 1.33 archive is attached)#### BINHEX     baby-labyrinth-101.hqx   ****From: Simone Bettini 227678/il <[e-mail]>Subject: BabyLabyrinth1.0.1 Date: Wed, 24 Mar 93 16:46:42 MET BabyLabyrinth1.0.1: ) 1993 Bettini Simone.A simple game for children: a labyrinth to walk across with some funny characters, to reach a little prize, with amazing sounds and pretty icons.Bettini Simone : <[e-mail]>( a new version of the game I sent you some time ago.)(It should replace the previous one)(it should be archived as game/BabyLabyrinth_101.sea.hqx)#### BINHEX     baby-smash.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1992 14:49:23 -0500 From: Justin Robert Cohen <[e-mail]>BabySmash 4.0    By Justin CohenBabySmash is a shareware application that is for keeping your young kids happy without them accidentally dragging your word processor into the trash can.  It basically just puts up random shapes and plays random sounds when your kid smashes on the keyboard (baby smash?)  I know it sounds really stupid, and I'll admit it's my first real Mac program, but it's surprisingly catchy to those under the age of 5.I am amazed at how well it holds their attention.  Anyway, it's shareware, so you have nothing to lose by trying.  As an added bonus, You can put your own sounds into BabySmash using Sound Mover at no extra charge.#### BINHEX     bachman-112u.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 15 Aug 92 21:04:22 +0200 From: [e-mail] (Ingemar Ragnemalm)Subject: Bachman 1.1.2u This is a new version of my Pacman-style arcade game for the Mac,with 3D perspective, different levels and black-and-white graphics.The game should work on all Macs and under all system versions.Version 1.1 adds configurable keys and better response (since youare now allowed to turn in any position, not only in grid intersections).It also has better error handling. Those of you who tried version 1.0on large screens know what I mean. It now gives you a properout of memory error (which can be helped by increasing its memoryallocation in Get Info) rather than quitting without explanation. Version1.1.2 fixes a bug when using external files under System 7, but isotherwise the same as 1.1.The game is $10 shareware, which gives you the registered version, whichincludes the level editor, plus the latest versions of my other games.(No US cheques, please. Cash is much easier for me to handle.)#### BINHEX     backgammon.hqx   ****Date: 08 Mar 1993 15:21:01 -0500 (EST) From: Aaron Barnett <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] backgammon.hqx   This file is to replace one sent a few days ago, whose premature releasewas not without bugs  (like quitting without explaination on non-colormacs, it should now run on a non-color mac as well)sorry.Once again, here is backgammon.Please remove the archive ‘backgammon.hqx’ and replace it with this one.thanks.#### BINHEX     backstab-10.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 30 Sep 92 00:34:29 EDT From: Adam Miller <[e-mail]>Subject: Backstab Backstab 1.0Copyright Adam Miller 1992This is an excellent implementation of a board game commonly called Ataxx, aninteresting game which looks easy but is tricky to master.  Backstab has colorgraphics, animation in black & white and color, digitized sound, well documentedhelp, a large selection of computer opponents (from the very easy to a levelthat IUve never beaten), a large selection of pre-made boards, option for humanvs. human play as well as computer vs. computer, and much more.But what really makes this implementation unique is its flexible expandability.With extreme ease people you can create new boards with Resedit or some suchtool, which is fun, but the real challenge is writing your own computer players.This is fun, challenging, and easy to do in your favorite programming language.Just build them as a code resource and copy them into the Backstab file.  Itwill automatically add them to the computer menu, and youUre ready to go.#### BINHEX     bahtzee-20.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 14 Aug 92 15:49:02 -0600 From: [e-mail] (TODD HALE)Subject: Bahtzee 2.0 Bahtzee is a dice game adapted from a fun board gamecalled Casino Yahtzee.  Bahtzee is a cross betweenBingo and Yahtzee, hence the contrived name.  It wascreated in HyperCard 2.1, has (fitting) sounds, andwas created for 2 - 4 players, although one can playalone.Version 2.0 includes a suitcase of fonts I used in thegame, as well as a few optimizations.  To speed up thegame, you can set the monitor to b/w, use a system< 7.0, switch to finder, or turn off the sounds.Hope you like it.Todd [e-mail]#### BINHEX     bakers-dozen-21.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1992 17:13:52 -0400 (EDT) From: "Daniel K. Appelquist" <[e-mail]>Subject: bakersdozen.hqx This is Baker's Dozen 2.1, the incredibly enjoyable (and fun!)shareware solitaire game.  In features spectacular graphics (ahem) inboth b&w and coloras well as 2 card sizes (one for nine-inch monitorsand one for larger monitors.)Dan Appelquist#### BINHEX     battleship-13.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 3 Mar 93 17:11:01 PST From: [e-mail] (John Lindal)Subject: Battleship 1.3 Battleship 1.3                  The classic game of battleship.                                Play against the computer or your friend.This is a minor upgrade that shows the un-hit ships after the game isover.John [e-mail]#### BINHEX     bazfaz.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 17 Dec 92 14:53:03 AST From: "Glen Jordan" <[e-mail]>Subject: BazFaz - game. BazFaz is a Little Green Guy who has wandered into a bad part of the universe...can you help him get back home?   A simple-mined but diverting 'shoot-'em-up' game for the Macintosh.- Requires sys.4 or later; system 7 compatible.- May be too slow for some 68000 or some colour machines.- No sound effects on Mac Plus or SE machines.- Shareware, $7.00 J.B.Ward PO Box 21025 Cole Harbour RPO Dartmouth, N.S. Canada   B2W 6B2#### BINHEX     beyond-juslibol-solution.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 19 Nov 92 11:51:16 MST From: [e-mail] (Indalecio Bertaza)Hello, this is the solution or walktrough for the Shareware game "Beyond Juslibol", if you never have end this high tricky game you sure enjoy this file!ths file include the Maps of the laberinth and the complete solution, with some funny hints.You can get the game "beyond juslibol from this site also.the solution are in spanish, (like the game), but is easy to comprend in any languaje..;-).Bueno, suerte y que la fuerza os acompaneYou can send any question, comment or insult to :[e-mail] !!#### BINHEX     beyond-juslibol.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 15 Jun 1992 18:07:06 UTC+0100 From: Junior_Empresa-Zaragoza <[e-mail]>Subject: game upload From: IBERTAZA SoftGuarreSuject: BEYOND JUSLIBOL (The game)    This is a Spanish World Builder Game.    After 6 months of hard work, no studing and thousands of bears here it is.    This game can easily hurt childrens heart so don't leave toyour little brothers. This is a the game that simulates some of the things that should be done to become an Engineer, this is notthe real but nearly.     The game is in Spanish, so learn Spanish if you want to play.    This program is Shareware.Que hay de nuevo viejos!!Espero que os divirtais con este juego.Y no seais cochinos y jugar con las dos manos.                Yours sincerely:                    The CULOThe CULO and IBERTAZA SoftGuarre are registered trademaks, anycopy of this program will not punished.If you like this program please send e-mail to         [e-mail] you don't like it go to the CULO.------------------------( Cut here )-----------------------------#### BINHEX     bezique.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 29 Jul 92 15:32:05 CDT From: PC0TMYS <[e-mail]>Subject: bezique.hqx (card game) Enclosed is a Stuffit 1.5.1 archive containing a Bezique gameprogram that I wrote. The program is freeware and can be runon any Macintosh computer. It requires 300K of memory and is32-bit clean.Bezique is a card game for two people. The program allows youto play against the computer.Documentation is available online and as a "read me" file.Bill Hale#### BINHEX     black-box-122.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 5 Oct 92 19:56:27 PDT From: [e-mail] (John Lindal)Subject: Black Box 1.2.2 Black Box 1.2.2             Shoot rays into a box where balls are hidden.                            From the results of your shooting, deduce where                            the balls are hidden.Now Quadra 040 cache compatible.John [e-mail]#### BINHEX     black-jack-tutor.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 1 Sep 1992 12:10 CDT From: "Dwight Lemke @ Wisconsin Oshkosh" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] BlackJack Tutor (sw version) This is the shareware version of BlackJack Tutor, the blackjack game and tutorial.(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     blackjack-133.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 18 Mar 93 21:37:35 EST From: [e-mail] (Dan Morrow)Subject: new Black Jack program This one replaces blackjack-131.hqx which is currently in info-mac/game.This version is 1.3.3, please remove the old version.Thanks.#### BINHEX     blackjack-color-10.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 3 Mar 1993 20:36:44 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Burton Levine)Subject: BlackJack 1.0 This is a BlackJack game. It is in eight bit color. It is shareware. I askfor a $5 user fee ($3 low-income). -------------------------------------------------///////////////////////*\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\////////////////////******\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\///////////////// ********** \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\////////////////// ******** \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\/////////////////// **** \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\//////////////////// * \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\-------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     bo-rad-101.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 1 Nov 1992 23:24:40 -0600 From: Eric Strand <[e-mail]>Bo-Rad! v1.01 by Joe Fleck This is an upgraded version of Bo-Rad with a bug-fix anddocumentation update on some of the hidden features.Have fun!-Joe Fleck11/1/92--------------------------------------------------------------This is a souped up version of a board game by which the playerplaces colored dots in combinations and receives hints as tothe ultimate combination.  There are many features to the gamesuch as a great score list and timed events where the puzzleis mixed.  Hope you have some fun with it.32 bit clean, sys 7.0 compatible, color\b/w, etc.You are free to copy and pass along the game as long as the originalfiles remain intact (excluding the great scores list).-Joe Fleck10/26/92#### BINHEX     bolo-098.hqx   ****Subject: Bolo 0.98Date: Sun, 21 Feb 93 06:35:37 -0800From: Stuart Cheshire <[e-mail]>Dear Bill,Here is the rock-solid bug free Bolo 0.98.For those who don't know, Bolo is a 16 player graphical networkedreal-time multi-player tank battle game. It has elements ofarcade-style shoot-em-up action, but for the serious players who play12 hour games with 16 players working in teams in different networkedcomputer clusters around an office or university campus, it becomesmore of a strategy game. You have to play it to understand.Stuart Cheshire <[e-mail]> * Liliore Green Rains Houses Resident Computer Coordinator * Stanford Distributed Systems Group Research Assistant * Macintosh Programmer#### BINHEX     bolo-distant-early-warning.hqx   ****Date:    Sun, 09 Aug 92 00:10:30 EDTTo:      [e-mail]:    [e-mail] (Cameron Javad Esfahani)Subject: New Distant Early WarningMike, I fixed a bug in Distant Early Warning 1.0 and uploaded it just a fewminutes ago.  Of course, I forgot to up the vers string, so I did that too.There are two DistantEarlyWarning files in the incoming directory.  Pleasedelete the one called DistantEarlyWarning101.sit.hqx and useNewDistantEarlyWarning101.sit.hqx instead.  That one is the one with the bugfix and the correct vers.Thanks,Cameron [e-mail]#### BINHEX     bolo-drawn-and-quartered.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 4 Mar 93 18:40:56 PSTFrom: macmod (Info-Mac Moderator)orrow.stanford.edu!stanford.edu!agate!spool.mu.edu!uwm.edu!cs.utexas.e        du!uunet!nih-csl!FAXCSL!FIXER From: [e-mail] (Chris Exit 3/4 Mile Tate) Subject: New, BIG Bolo map - with .hqx Message-Id: <[e-mail]> Sender: [e-mail] (AMDS Postmaster) Reply-To: [e-mail] Organization: Computer Systems Laboratory, DCRT, NIH Date: Thu, 4 Mar 1993 16:45:35 GMT Lines: 258 Apparently-To: info-mac Resent-To: backmodResent-Date: Thu, 4 Mar 1993 18:40:56 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>(This is the second try at this - an earlier post had a corrupt map file)After downloading the Bolo maps available from Info-Mac, I discovered (to mydisappointment!) that they are all, or nearly all, small: the original 52x104size.Well, said I, now that there are editors that support the new large format,let's get some big maps out there!Here's my contribution, to start out:  a full-size (216x216) map entitled"Drawn and Quartered."  You'll see why when you play it.Note:  this map has not been heavily play-tested with various numbers ofplayers.  The design was motivated by a desire to investigate logistics issuesin Bolo; consequently, there is somewhat of a scarcity of trees.  This isdeliberate.  I welcome suggestions for improvements to this scenario; however,*do not* distribute modifications without changing the 'AUTH' resource embeddedin the map file.  This is the resource used by the BoloStar map editor torecord the author of the scenario.To avoid having the various archive sites swamped by lots of various peoplesubmitting many different new, large maps; I hereby volunteer to collect anynew maps that people find interesting.  Send maps in BinHex format, along withany explanitory text that you may wish to include, to the following emailaddress:        [e-mail]:  before you decide to offer a map to the world at large, consider whetherit's an interesting scenario, or whether it's "gimmicky."  I hope that theplayability of maps offered for public consumption will be kept high.  My ownfirst offering, "Drawn and Quartered," is mostly to get the ball rolling: Isuspect that people who use it extensively will have many good suggestions forimprovement.-- Chris Tate   [e-mail]----------------- cut here ----------------#### BINHEX     bolo-macdraw-map.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 20 Jul 92 18:14:56 CDTFrom: [e-mail] (Jim Campbell 7644)Subject: BoloMap1.0Dear Moderators,Attached is version 1.0 of BoloMap.  BoloMap is two MacDraw documentswhich are maps of the island at the beginning of a Bolo game.  Thereis a color version in MacDraw Pro format and a black and white versionin MacDraw II 1.1 format.  A small README is [e-mail]@leonardo.src.honeywell.com#### BINHEX     bolo-map-editor-100.hqx   ****From: Tom Barrett <[e-mail]>Date: Sat, 13 Mar 93 14:21:08 -0500 BoloMapEditor 1.013 March 93Color Bolo-like graphics.  Much better (faster) printing.  Colorprinting.#### BINHEX     bolo-maps-kngpa.hqx   ****Date: 14 Mar 1993 22:38:29 -0600 (CST)From: BERNIE FOULK <[e-mail]>---------------------------------olo map archive (~140k) containing 42 original Bolo maps createdy members of the Kansas Network Game Player's Association.KNGPA Maps, Vol. 1 & 2 map files include:ngry fish, Auto-bón!, Avant, bear sh*t on bolo map, bern's cubes,ig Cross, Big Doughnut, Crazy Man Racetrack, Crop circles, damnadger, DMZ - Barnhart, Empty Carcass, Golfing Hell, Happy Genital,erpe-Dog, Highway to Shrubery, Hobblebush, IAMSOCRAZYMAP, Ireland UK, Island Hop, jåcôsé flatulencéamo, Landing Island, Municipalleavage, Municipal Cleavage II, OHMIGOD, Old Wacky Cavern, Passiveenital, Pud River, Pud World, Quad Land, Refining of theEWMAP!!!, Reoccuring Duck Theme, Resovoir Puppy, Satchmo, Semioughnut, semisymmetry, Spiral Monkey, Stock Piles, This way toell, Tollbooth, Urine Blanket, and Wild Bleeding Chickens.Please e-mail any original bolo maps, errors to:[e-mail].  Enjoy.#### BINHEX     bolo-maps.hqx   ****Subject: Bolo MapsDate: Thu, 04 Feb 93 02:42:47 -0800From: Stuart Cheshire <[e-mail]>Hi Bill,Here are the new converted maps.This single file replaces the following:bolo-btm-maps.hqxbolo-forest-island.hqxbolo-kngpa-maps.hqxbolo-map-collection-2.hqxbolo-map-collection-3.hqxbolo-map-collection.hqxbolo-maryville-maps.hqxbolo-nick-and-kens-maps.hqxbolo-us-world-maps.hqxStuart Cheshire <[e-mail]> * Liliore Green Rains Houses Resident Computer Coordinator * Stanford Distributed Systems Group Research Assistant * Macintosh Programmer#### BINHEX     bolo-random-map-generator.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 22 Feb 93 19:23:33 PSTFrom: [e-mail] (Info-Mac Moderator)orrow.stanford.edu!stanford.edu!ames!network.ucsd.edu!munnari.oz.au!un        iwa!cujo!ncrpda.curtin.edu.au!rocky.curtin.edu.au!user From: [e-mail] (Peter N Lewis) Subject: Bolo Random Map Generator Message-Id: <[e-mail]> Followup-To: comp.sys.mac.games Lines: 214 Sender: [e-mail] Nntp-Posting-Host: ncrpda.curtin.edu.au Organization: NCRPDA, Curtin University Date: Tue, 23 Feb 1993 02:14:47 GMT Apparently-To: info-mac Resent-To: backmodResent-Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1993 19:23:32 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>Hi All,There are lots of Bolo editors around these days, but I haven't seen arandom map generator yet, so here's my first attempt at it.  Its a bit weakat the moment, but we played one map, and the major complaint was the mapwas too big (100*100 is too big for 5 or 6 people) (40*40 is way too smallfor 16 pillboxes, that was my first map :-).It currently produces maps with only grass and forrest.  I've got no goodideas for placing roads, rivers, or buildings, so I ignored them for now.You feed it numbers for rows, cols, %land, %forest, #bases, #pillboxes, andthe starting armour, shells and mines for the pillboxes (all settings havea pair of values, and it will choose between them at random, or pick areasonable value if you don't give it any help).BTW, one thing that I think might improve the start of the game is to haveall bases start off empty.  This negates (to a degree) the tactic ofrunning around grabbing them all, since others can just put a few shotsinto them to take them back.  It also slows down the start of the gamewhich tends to make for a more even game.  It'd be better if Bolo didn'tincrease the contents of bases until they were initially taken, otherwisethey tend to grow while you are waiting to get everyone connected (the gamestart delay is nice, but it usually takes us a long time to get everyoneconnected at the same time).Please, please, please let me know how you think the map's could beimproved (preferably with ideas on HOW it can be done, but any ideas wouldbe good).Enjoy,   Peter - yet another Bolo enthusiast :-)#### BINHEX     bolo-star-11.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 8 Mar 1993 20:49:11 -0500From: [e-mail]: [*] BoloStar 1.1(Note to the moderators: this should replace bolostar.hqx)-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Here is v1.1 of BoloStar. For those of you who don't know, BoloStar is afull-featured map editor for the popular tank game Bolo. There are many,many features to this editor, all of which I will leave to thedocumentation for explanation.Requirements------------* System 7.0 and Color QuickDraw.* 1Mb or better memory for application to run in.What's New?-----------Additions:    * New preference for AutoZooming new windows    * Moving selection marquee    * Several minor editing enhancementsFixes:    * Pillbox aggressiveness has been normalized at startup    * Fixed bug which allowed people without Color QD to launch    * Map-centering algorithm now works properlyWe've received a very warm response from the Bolo community, and we wouldlike to once again thank all of those people who have sent complaints orsuggestions to us. Please continue to help us bring you the best editoravailable by keeping in contact with K&D Software, Inc. Send any bugs,comments, questions, suggestions, or complaints to:[e-mail]@engin.umich.eduBTW, it may be a good idea to throw away your old preferences file beforelaunching v1.1. It won't hurt you if you don't, but it might make things alittle smoother.===============================================================================BoloStar News-------------BoloStar's authors are still working hard to bring you better map tools.The current target is to obtain the following features:o Fractal Island Generator - this will make realistic islands simple tomakeo Outlining - this will allow you to "outline" a selected object withwhatever.o Multiple Zoom - we're working to make more levels of zoom available toyou.o PenSizer - this will allow for drawing multiple-cells at the same time.o MapPrint - this will allow you to print your maps in full-coloro UserStart - make your own starter positions or let BoloStar pick them foryouo PlayersView - view the map the way you'ld see it on your Bolo screen!o New authoring scheme - will allow your name to appear in the Get Info box===============================================================================BoloStar carries a $10 ShareWare fee. Please help us keep the cost ofsoftware down by contributing the fee if you find you like BoloStar. Thosewho have already registered, you may use your serial numbers with version1.1 without problem.Thanks again.Dan Rudman (Red Square)Keith Fry (Luxembourg)K&D Software, Inc.#### BINHEX     bonk-142.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 7 Jul 92 11:38:08 EDT From: [e-mail] (michael j darweesh)Subject: Bonk-1.4.2.cpt.hqx Bonk is a simple mouse action shareware game inspired by the gophergames in some video arcades-the ones where you "Bonk" the gopherson the head with a soft mallet. There is a 256 Color and Black andWhite version included with documentation. Bonk is System 7.0 compatibleshareware. Try it and share it!1.4.2 is a significant change to the previous version(s). I muckedaround with the difficulty levels and made the easiest level easierfor younger players. The hardest level is still pretty hard, buteasier than it was. Also, I fixed a stupid mistake where the soundswouldn't play properly on a Mac Plus or earlier.Please, send me some e-mail if you have any comments, suggestions,or questions about Bonk. -Mike [e-mail]#### BINHEX     c-in-c.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 23 Jan 93 01:25:27 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Richard A. Fowell)Subject: CinC - oldie but goodie Strategic Conquest/Empire Master game (from the GigaROM PD-ROM)#### BINHEX     captain-magneto.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1992 21:40:05 -0400 From: Howard Shubs <[e-mail]>Subject: Cap'n Magneto (by request) I got a request for this, so I'm sending it.Cap'n Magneto is an OLD Macintosh game by Al Evans.  It was writtenwhen the Mac Plus was still the top of the (Mac) heap, MacinTalkworked, and Inside Macintosh had no more than 4 volumes!  Gods.  Thatthere were such days is almost beyond imagining.Anyway, Cap'n Magneto is a graphical adventure-type game where you wander around, eat apple, influence people (by killing them, etc),rob robots, suck up to Smiley faces (or is it the other way around?),and in general just have a heck of a time.This is aggressive shareware, from what I remember.  It interruptsthe game occasionally to try to get you to send away some money.Of course, I have no idea if Al Evans is still around.  For all Iknow he could be dead.  So it might not be -possible- to send moneyin now.  Hey Al, say something!  Do you exist?  If not, should theysend the money to me?  Hey, I -saved- a copy, right? <grin>I archived this game back in 1988, so it's in a Stuffit 1.5.1 archive.I just tried running it on my 4MB Macintosh SE running System 7.0up,and it seemed to run.  I could tell it was a little upset at thebeginning, but it ran for about 5 minutes w/o crashing, and I onlygot killed twice.  Oh, and made a save file which restored just fine.I have no idea what other machines this game will run on.  I expectthat owners of the 128K, 512K, 512Ke, and Plus already have copies ofthis game.  If they don't, they should.  It -should- run on thosemachines.  Macintosh II series?  LC series?  Quadra?  Heck, anythingwith a different screen than the original Macs is questionable.  Tryit and get back to me.  I'll make a list of what it works on, and withwhat system software.One thing I can say for this game, and Dungeon of Doom, is that I blewa lot of time in college on these things, so Freshbeings Beware!!!sent by Howard Shubs (the Denim Adept)  [e-mail]#### BINHEX     card-shell-solitaire.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 26 Sep 92 16:55:58 EST From: [e-mail] (Ralph Sutherland)Subject: Games submission ABOUT THE CARD SHELL GAMES.Code and Artwork Copyright 1992 Ralph S Sutherland.Portions of code remain Copyright Symantec Corp.Welcome to the first of a series of solitaire card game releases.These are the first four games to be developed with a new card gameframework called the Card Shell.  They all use full colour graphicsincluding 40 pack designs and 60 background patterns.These games are freeware, they may not be sold or resold.  Source code is available at a cost. (see the online help in the games).Features include:*They will (should?) work on all Apple screens at any colour depth.The games require a mac with colour quickdraw capabilities (see below).*The game applications have automatic saving of the current gameso you can play, quit and restart where you left off. *They all have full undo and redo features to allow you to step forward and backwards through a game and even use fast forward and rewind to give rapid replays.*Copies of games in play may be saved in sepearate files, in this way several players could play the same setup and a tournament is possible.All the saved games include their playing history.   *The game applications are designed with system 7.0 multiprocessingin mind. When the player is not moving any cards around the games use almost no cpu cycles and give maximum time to background processes.When the user starts to play, the games take much more cpu time to givea nice fast response.*The shell design uses a shared resource file called 'Cards' whichcontains all the bulky colour resources and sounds.  This is around350K.  Each game can simultaneously share these reosurces, reducingthe disk space requirements greatly.  Each game is about 70-90K.For more details see the online help in the games ;-)*****System requirementsThey are designed to work best under system 7.0 or newer, althoughthey will still function with some loss of smoothness under system6.0.7.  The games use full 256 colour colour graphics, but they have optimisations to work well under all depths from B&W to 32bit colour.  However they require a mac with colour quickdraw.At the moment this includes:all Mac II computers (including the SE/30), all LCs, all Quadrasall powerbooks (except the PB100) and probably all newer macs.  (I am not sure about the Classic II).They all want about 1MB of ram under system 7.0 and up to 1.5-2MB undersystem 6 without 32bit QuickdrawEnjoy!Ralph S Sutherland  Sept. 1992.-- Ralph S. Sutherland        Mount Stromlo & Siding Spring Observatories.-- [e-mail]    The Australian National University.-- [e-mail]  #### BINHEX     centipede.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 9 Dec 92 15:24:23 -0800 From: Rob Griffiths <[e-mail]>Subject: Submission Here's a version of the arcade classic Centipede.  Shareware from AOL.-rob.#### BINHEX     civilization-108-updater.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Feb 1993 16:10:49 -0800From: [e-mail] (Barry Eynon)Subject: Civilization 1.08 updaterI don't see any reason everyone should have to pay the long distance coststo download the Civilization upgrade from the Microprose BBS, so here's aself-running updater from version 1.07 to 1.08 made with UpdateMaker 1.3.1(in Stuffit 1.5.1 and Binhex). The new version seems much stabler. Enjoy.#### BINHEX     classic-daleks.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 21 Dec 92 12:11:39 +0100 From: [e-mail] (Ingemar Ragnemalm)Subject: Classic Daleks 1.1 [My first upload yesterday seems to have been corrupted, so here is a newupload.]Classic Daleks is intended as a direct replacement for the old Daleks, madeby Johan Strandberg in 1984 (you know, the game where you try to fool thestupid Daleks to collide with each other when they are chasing you).This version adds color graphics, configurable keys, Baloon help, bettersound routines (safer under Sys 7) and a bunch of other fixes. Freeware!/Ingemar Ragnemalm#### BINHEX     colony-solution.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 1 Oct 92 16:29:52 +0100 From: Christian Steffen Ove Franz <[e-mail]>Subject: Solution/walkthrough for The Colony Below please find the solution for the game 'COLONY' that manypeople talked about on the usenet lately. Note that I am not the author of either text nor maps.Christian#### BINHEX     coloring-book-101.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 9 Feb 1993 21:49 EST From: [e-mail]: Coloring Book 1.0.1 Dear Moderator,Please replace Coloring Book 1.0 which is currently in the game directory with this version 1.0.1. The new version fixes a bug which caused the program to hang on 9" B&W monitor Macs. Theprogram is not supposed to run on them anyway, but the fix isto avoid problems for people inadvertantly loading the programon such Macs.Now the program informs the user that a largerMac is required and then quits.No need for people with therequired 13" 8 bit color Macs to get the new version.The general description of the program remains unchanged. ABOUT Coloring Book 1.0.1.Copyright 1993 James Allison.SHAREWARE NOTICE:This software is Shareware.  If you like it, please send 12.00 to the address below.Jim Allison12 Brookside Ave #5Worcester, MA 01602-1628THE PROGRAMColoring Book is a full screen electronic coloring book for children of allages.  The user clicks on a palette of colors to select a color and then clicksinside the shapes to be colored. A random selection from a variety y ofamusing sounds is played every time the color is changed. Interspersedthroughout the coloring book pages are simple animations such as a fishthat blows bubbles, a pop-up jack-in-the-box, a space ship that fires beamsof energy, and others.  There are 16 pages to be colored includingsuch things as a birthday cake, cars, flowers, space things, snow man, fish,and many others; there is even a set of mosaic tiles which can be used tocreate an original picture or design of a child's own imagining. ColoringBook was designed to be FUN for young children to use. No menus areused. Pages are turned by clicking on large forward and back arrowbuttons.  This is a great eye-hand coordination developer.  My just-turned-three-year-old sits by himself for 45 mins at a time playing with theprogram. It's been kid-tested with children up to 7 years of age. They allseem to enjoy it! SYSTEM REQUIREMENTSColoring Book will run on system 6.07 or better. It has been tested onsystem 7.1. Coloring Book requires a 256 color monitor of 13" or larger.Coloring Book needs 1600 K of RAM to run.  Problems will  be encounteredif insufficient RAM is available. Coloring Book is a large program over 900Kin size when uncompressed.  If there is enough interest I will modify theprogram to run on 12"RGB monitors.EnjoyJames F. Allison.January 1993.#### BINHEX     columns-ii-11.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 17 Aug 92 17:28:25 -0700 From: Chris Christensen <[e-mail]>This is version 1.1 of Columns ][it fixes a serious bug seen by people running 7.0 on Mac Plus, Mac SE, Classis or Powerbook 100 (68000 based machines) that caused it to crash.It differs from the orginal Columns by the addition of    Color    Large Screen support    Tournament Play    More Sounds    More pieces    Etc----------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     darkwood-20.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 2 Feb 1993 11:09:30 -0600 From: [e-mail] (W.A.Kibbe&L.C.Brinson)Subject: [*] Darkwood 2.0 Here is the latest version of Robert Chancellor's Shareware game Darkwood. It sports a few revisions, including correctly factoring STR and DEX intothe combat calculations.  Robert is working on a more elaborate version of Darkwood, called IronGate. Check out Darkwood if you are a RPG fanatic.I am a beta tester, and Robert is very receptive to ideas, so check outDarkwood and tell him what you want to see in IronGate.WarrenW.A.Kibbe   internet: [e-mail]   GEnie: W.Kibbe  AOL: WAKibbe            internet: [e-mail]: [phone]#### BINHEX     das-blinken-lights.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 6 Sep 92 07:44:18 -0500 From: [e-mail]: das-blinken-lights.hqx Das Blinken Lights is a small application that displays a window ofblinking lights, much like the array of blinking lights you seeflashing on the computers in movies.         ---------   Doc#### BINHEX     deconstructor-11.hqx   ****From: "Mike McKay" <[e-mail]>Date: 13 Mar 93 17:48:23 AST Subject: Deconstructor 1.1    With Deconstructor you can make words, languages, secrets, andnonsense. Similar to Dissociated Press, Deconstructor parses textfiles and recreates them as mind-twisting essays, alien languages,alternative vocabularies, and steganographically impressed secretmessages. Or, you can generate unlimited quantities of Mock Swedish.   Deconstructor is postcardware from Lloyd Burchill.13-Mar-93 23:26:18-GMT,55328;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA09192; Sat, 13 Mar 93 15:26:16 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA20729; Sat, 13 Mar 93 14:37:48 PSTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from dragon.acadiau.ca by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id        AA08396; Sat, 13 Mar 93 13:49:32 PST Received: from charon.acadiau.ca by dragon.acadiau.ca with SMTP id AA05915        (5.65c/IDA-1.5 for <[e-mail]>); Sat, 13 Mar        1993 17:49:18 -0400 Received: From ADMIN/WORKQUEUE by charon.acadiau.ca via Charon-4.0-VROOM with        IPX id 100.930313174840.416; 13 Mar 93 17:49:18 +400 Message-Id: <[e-mail]> To: [e-mail]: "Mike McKay" <[e-mail]>Date: 13 Mar 93 17:48:18 AST Subject: Deconstructor 1.1 Priority: normal X-Mailer: Pegasus Mail v2.3 (R5). Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Sat, 13 Mar 1993 14:37:46 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     deskscan2-patch.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Feb 93 13:22:02 -0700 From: Jim Moy <[e-mail]>Subject: info-mac submission Hello Sumex Folks - This is a submission for the info-mac archives.The file is called deskscan2-patch.sea and is a compactor self-extracting archive. It includes a ReadMe file and a ResCompare patch program. This patch program modifies the software provided with Hewlett-Packard scanners so you can play tetris in the preview window of the scanning utility. When prompted by the patch program, you select the DeskScan II TWAIN data source, which is in the TWAIN folder, in the Preferences folder (under System 7) or in the System Folder (under System 6). After that completes successfully, you invoke the game by running DeskScan II and pressing Cmd-Opt-Shift-Click in the preview area of DeskScan II.This program is not released or sanctioned by Hewlett-Packard.  If you have problems with DeskScan II after performing the patch, please re-install a fresh copy from the original disks (or restore from backup) before blaming DeskScan II.Jim [e-mail]#### BINHEX     diku-ticker-12.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 1 Jul 92 00:01:21 CDT From: [e-mail] (Devin Nickol)        DikuTicker 1.2 is a nice little utility for those of us who enjoyDikumuds, but don't trust the other players enough to lie around and sleepfor extended periods of time. It runs happily in the background, and countsdown the time between ticks (usually somewhere around 90-91 seconds) and then(optionally) beeps to let you know when it's time to sleep.    All standard disclaimers apply....I haven't had a chance to test it onother machines, but it runs well on my iisi.        I would appreciate hearing from you if you find it useful. I can bereached as:                    [e-mail], if you feel like being kind to a hungry med student, send a few pence to:            Devin Nickol            1555 S. 84th Street            Lincoln, NE            68506May the innkeeper keep your rent low, and may your mana stay high.--Devin#### BINHEX     dinkum-212.hqx   ****From: Paul Russell <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] dinkum 2.1.2 (part 1 of 2) Date: Fri, 12 Feb 93 14:11:17 WET G'day!This is a Macintosh port of the Australian text adventuregame 'dinkum', version 2.1.2. The game was written byGary A. Allen, Jr. ([e-mail]) and the sourcesare available from Usenet's comp.sources.games. The Macintoshversion was generated from the original sources (with veryslight) modifications using MPW, MPW C, and the SIOW library.Due to the use of '32 bit everything' it probably won't workon processors < 68020. (BTW - Gary is not keen on the Macbut he has kindly given me his permission to upload thisMacintosh port - please e-mail him and say thanks if youlike the game. The MPW MakeFile and Mac-related patchesto the sources will be included in future distributionsof the source code, hopefully.)Paul Russell ([e-mail])Dept Experimental PsychologyUniversity of Sussex[Note to moderator: I'm afraid I had to split this into two parts for mailing, since we seem have a 100k limit on mail somewhere along the route from here to SUMEX... :-(][Archived as /info-mac/game/dinkum-212.hqx]--- dinkum part 1/2 ---#### BINHEX     dispair.hqx   ****From: "Mike McKay" <[e-mail]>Date: 13 Dec 92 23:20:42 AST Subject: despair.hqx Despair is a game that asks the question, "What's it like to be ajealous god?" Now you can unleash your rage on legions of tiny,terrified, near-helpless computer-people in twelve different ways.Vent that violent impulse in a socially acceptable and System-7-compatible manner.Despair is a BinHex'ed, Compact Pro'ed postcardware program from LloydBurchill.14-Dec-92 12:38:20-GMT,147952;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA19318; Mon, 14 Dec 92 04:37:36 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA27905; Mon, 14 Dec 92 03:33:46 PSTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from dragon.acadiau.ca by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id        AA18415; Sun, 13 Dec 92 19:22:02 PST Received: from charon.acadiau.ca by dragon.acadiau.ca with SMTP id AA28715        (5.65c/IDA-1.5 for <[e-mail]>); Sun, 13 Dec        1992 23:21:34 -0400 Received: From ADMIN/WORKQUEUE by charon.acadiau.ca via Charon-4.0-VROOM with        IPX id 100.921213232055.384; 13 Dec 92 23:21:34 +400 Message-Id: <[e-mail]> To: [e-mail]: "Mike McKay" <[e-mail]>Date: 13 Dec 92 23:20:31 AST Subject: despair.hqx Priority: normal X-Mailer: Pegasus Mail v2.3 (R4). Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 3:33:45 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     dr-macinto-25c.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1992 15:10 EST From: [e-mail]: Dr.Macinto 2.5C - upgraded version     Warning!!! New kinds of virus are found. But don't worry. New medicine is developed by Dr. Macinto. New version 2.5C features 256 color blocks and more twist (3 new kinds of virus, diagonal remove, etc.). Dr. Macinto is now 32-bit compatible.     Dr. Macinto is a single player game in which one is to remove all the viruses (smiling-face squres).  The blocks can be removed by arranging them sequences of 4 or more of the same color horizontally, vertically or diagonally (optional).       Playing pills drop from the top and are comprised of two random colored blocks. Pills drop one at a time and may be moved left or right, or rotated.    If you want to keep this game, please pay $5.00 shareware fee. See 'About..' for more information.#### BINHEX     dragon-102.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 5 Mar 1993 16:13:12 -0500 From: [e-mail]: Dragon 1.02 - A Shanghai Clone Dragon - a Shanghai Clone. Hope you will like it.... Jochen([e-mail])Dragon is a (still simple) Shanghai-like game. Author: Jochen PierVersion: 1.02 (You will realize it :)Price: A cheap postcard!#### BINHEX     empire-master-rule-set.hqx   ****Date: 14 Feb 1993 17:26:37 -0700 (MST) From: Scott Patlin <[e-mail]>Subject: fantastic.cpt.hqx (an empire master rule set) View this file in New York 10 for best results.These rule sets are suitable for use with the Empire Master game, for all those whohave sent in their shareware fees.  I am not the author of that game, but I haveproduced the color icons and modified the rules for this variant.  Two rule sets areprovided.  They share the following pieces:Warriors:    Your basic sword toting Joe.Knights:    Joe gets on a horse.Archers:    Carry arrows, but are weaker in hand to hand.Rafts:        Carry land units, but sink easilly.Arrows:        Fired in volleys by archers.Black Arrows:    Enchanted arrows of extremely lethal nature.Gryphons:    Air Power! The winged lions of mythology.Invisible Stalkers:    Sneaky, flying masters of ambush.Quicklings:    These little guys jog at mach 1.Trolls:        Regenerate while wandering about mashing heads.Sea Monsters:    Terrors of the watery depths.Dragons:    The ultimate, most terrible foes.M&M 1 also has:Fortifications:    Leave these outside your cities to prevent attack.Heroes:        Elite warriors.Blue Bolts:    RUltra-PhazorsS, shere magical force with a destructive bent.Vortex:        Sucks everything in a large area into another plane!M&M 2 has:Missile Ships:      A bunch of archers on a barge.Giants:        Big Dudes Who Smash Things And Enjoy Doing It.Boulders:        Rather large rocks occasionally thrown by giants.You will need to take into account magical and material supplies.  The former isglobal, while the later is on a city by city basis.  Personally, I prefer thesecond variant.Send advise and suggestions to: [e-mail] Patlin1035 Adams Circle #210Boulder, CO 80303These rule sets may be freely distributed, though you will need the real copy ofEmpire Master to play them, so send Chris his shareware fee!Have fun, and drop me a note if you like this rule set or have a suggestion formodifying it.Scott.#### BINHEX     fischer-spassky-sargon-iv.hqx   ****Date: 7 Nov 92 10:14:21 U From: "Frank Easterbrook" <[e-mail]>Subject: Chess Match    Chess Match                                11/7/92     10:10 AMAll 30 games of the 1992 match between Fischer and Spassky, in Sargon IVformat. This file must be converted with BinHex 4.0.#### BINHEX     fist-fighters.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Darren Cokin)Subject: Fist Fighters Date: Wed, 11 Nov 92 18:07:01 PST This is a karate game by Cellusoft.  Cellusoft is the one man operation that brought us Movod I & II, and Mr. MakeMagic (which I haven't seen).  Like theMovod games, Fist Fighters has good graphics but still isn't that great a game.  This game does look good, but the game play is bad.  One or two players,256 colors required.  I'm posting it because some people expressed intrest in it, but I don't really like it myself.                                                    Darren#### BINHEX     five-stix-132.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 4 Aug 1992 09:42 EST From: [e-mail]: 5Stix.132UR-updated version 5 Stix 1.32UR        The object of this game is to match the pattern of sticks and the cards. It has much more options than the original game.        It is another great game for youngsters from age 8 to develop their matching skill while they are playing. It is enjoyable for adults too.        A few minor bugs of version 1.3 are fixed. Choice of color sticks are added in version 1.32. Animation will not be shown if shift key is pressed.        If you want to keep this software, please register by paying $15 shareware fee. You will recieve registration code if you register. Run the application for more information.#### BINHEX     flip-a-bndl-10.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 21 Jul 92 10:42:10 CDT From: [e-mail] (Mike Engber)Subject: Flip A BNDL submission  Flip A BNDL 1.0 A harmless prank. It flips an application's Finder icons. No modification is made to the file itself, just to the copies of the icons stored by the Finder. Undo by flipping a 2nd time or rebuilding the DeskTop. -ME ---#### BINHEX     flipper.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 30 Jan 1993 12:59 EDT From: "Joe Strout .. Miami University, Oxford OH"Subject: FLIPPER.HQX (v1.2) FLIPPER : A Strategy Game for One or Two Players------------------------------------------------Flipper is a strategy board game.  The rules are similar to gamesfound both in the arcade and in home entertainment systems.  Flipperfeatures a resizable board (from 3-11 squares in each dimension, sizedindependently) and optional random barriers.  Two levels of computeropponent are available, and both play very well (able to be theauthor, at least!).  Freeware.  Version 1.2.#### BINHEX     forty-thieves-21.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1992 17:15:21 -0400 (EDT) From: "Daniel K. Appelquist" <[e-mail]>Subject: 40thieves.hqx This is Forty Thieves 2.1, the insidiously addictive (and fun!)shareware solitaire game.  In features spectacular graphics (ahem) inboth b&w and color as well as 2 card sizes (one for nine-inch monitorsand one for larger monitors.)Dan Appelquist#### BINHEX     frac-10.hqx   ****From: Per Bergland <[e-mail]>Subject: FRAC 1.0 - 3D Tetris Date: Sat, 13 Feb 1993 17:11:58 +0100 (MET) FRAC is another 3D Tetris thingy, but quite enjoyable.Originally a PC shareware game, but completely rewritten for the Mac.13-Feb-93 19:23:43-GMT,412828;000000000001Return-Path: <[e-mail]>Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA09996; Sat, 13 Feb 93 11:22:51 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA19015; Sat, 13 Feb 93 11:22:48 PSTFrom: [e-mail] (Info-Mac Moderator)Resent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Date: Sat, 13 Feb 1993 11:22:47 PSTResent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Sat, 13 Feb 1993 11:22:47 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Apparently-To: backmod=A5 Game window scales up and down to any size. (height/width ratio is fixed)=A5 All color modes are supported, but more than 256 colors will only usemore of your memory.=A5 Full control over game sounds, keyboard, colors, and "Boss screen".=A5 Hiscores can be viewed by other order than highest score.Enjoy!Per & Max#### BINHEX     fungus.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 8 Dec 92 11:37:30 CST From: Ryan Richard Koopmans <[e-mail]>Subject: Fungus Fungus is a two to four player game that combines the strategyof Othello with the calculations of Tetris.  Spread your fungusacross the world, and devour all those in your path.Copyright 1992 Ryan [e-mail]-------Cut here--------#### BINHEX     galaxis-12.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 8 Mar 93 08:24:34 -0500 From: "Michael Dautermann" <[e-mail]>Subject: Galaxis1.2.hqx Galaxis Short Description========================="Galaxis is a good cross of Battleships and Mines". Well, that's what a usersaid. I don't really know if I can agree on that statement, but since I'monly the author, I digress...:-)Version 1.2 is primarily a bugfix release and should now run on SE andpowerbooks. Other changes to the last released 1.1 version are listed inthe Version History, below. Galaxis is a game of strategy and some luck. You try to find four lost capsulesin as few turns as possible. In a turn, you try to figure out the best positionto send a probe to and analyse the data returned. If you use a good strategy, this data may help you locating the capsules or the next position to send a probe to.Galaxis supports continuous stereo background music, comes in two versions (B/Wand grayscale). The b/w version runs on any Mac, the gray versionon a Mac LC or better.The multiplayer network version will come if enough of you send in their postcard. It's in alpha stage right now and I will probably make beta in afdew month.Galaxis is distributed under XMas-Ware System: It was a XMas Gift for my Girlfriend. If you like it, send her a postcard.Galaxis-Version History   *    1.2 March 8, 1993 (Prefs Edition)    Introduced possibility to set Preferences. I supplied a TMPL resource     for those of you who use ResEdit to play games.    Removed bug when opening Galaxis through double-clicking on the     Galaxis Theme.    Removed an obscure bug that crashed Macs when switching from Stereo     to Mono.   *    1.11 Feb 3, 1993 (Gestalt Edition). Never released to public    b/w version now checks to see if 68020 present for playing music since     the SoundTrecker cannot support the 68000 (yet).    Gray version now checks to see if ColorQD present and exits gracefully     (finally!) if not.    If Mac has stereo capabilities, you now can turn stereo sound on.    b/w version refused to run on SE and Plus (OK, it didn't run on *any*     of those 68000 machines, including the PB 100. This bug     had me stumped for over eleven month until I hunted it down     on an ancient SE running 7.1 with MacsBug since it *did* run in the     development system) for some arcane reason. It didn't run because     for some reason SetStdProc in QD doesn't work with the older Macs.    Forgot to update the vers resource. Now this is done too.    Enabled background processing (for keeping up music) and corrected     the SIZE resource.    Removed OK button from Hall Of Fame since it was superfluous.    When opening Galaxis by doubleclicking on the 'Galaxis Theme' the     program aborted. This is fixed now.    Fixed 'soft volume' bug that turned down background music even if     sound was turned off.    Introduced an (optional) addition visual remaining time dial in     time limited games.    Changed a subtle detail: Low-Score is now only possible if game was     not loaded from disk...    Changed the way the cursor flashed to a regular interval.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Christian S. O. Franz                 |                   [e-mail] Zuerich, Swizerland               |                    #### BINHEX     game-master-isolation.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Rhys Hollow)Subject: game/GMIsolation.hqx Date: Wed, 13 May 92 21:44:59 WST The Moderators,Here is a GameMaster rulebook called Isolation.  It is a simple twoplayer board game for use with the networking game server GameMaster. Itcan be played over two macs or on the same mac, but it needs twoplayers.  The source to this rulebook, in Think Pascal 4.0 should be availableelsewhere on this archive, else mail me at my address below and I'll seewhat I can do.Rhys.--Rhys Hollow ([e-mail]) "ee'er by gum he's a bad'un!" -DangerMouse.#### BINHEX     game-of-kalah.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 24 Jul 92 22:36:24 +0200 From: [e-mail] (MERCIER Damien)Subject: Game-of-Kalah.cpt.hqx                         Game of Kalah                        ------------- A famous African game, a variation on Awele.The CompactPro archive includes a small documentation (...)You should try it before saying that you don't like games ! This program is sharewareA French version and the sources (Pascal) are available for 10$PS:  Don't be sad or angry if you loose !I made level 1 easy for that reason (for beginners like me who like to win...) Have fun-----------------------#### BINHEX     gin-rummy-12.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 11 Jul 92 16:48:23 CDT From: PC0TMYS <[e-mail]>Subject: gin-rummy-12.hqx (card game) This is revision 1.2 of my Gin Rummy program. The program isfreeware and can be run on any Macintosh computer. It requires300K of memory and is 32-bit clean.Gin Rummy is the well known card game for two people. Theprogram allows you to play against the computer. Documentationis  available online and as a "read me" file.This revision fixes the problem that the bottom part of themain window is chopped off when run on a powerbook. Thiserror was reported by Mike Muller. In addition, several otherminor problems were fixed. The changes are documented in the"read me" file.This submission is a binhexed, Stuffit 1.5.1 archive.Bill Hale#### BINHEX     glider-112-updater.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 14 May 92 14:16:58 -0400 From: Michael Fredric Kamprath <[e-mail]>Subject: Glider Design version update Upon my releasing of Glider Design! to info-mac, I receivedmany bug/sugestions from people.  This is an update of the program Glider Design! currently under the app directory. This updates it to version 1.1.2.--Michael Kamprath  [e-mail]===========================================================#### BINHEX     glypha-ii-11.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 4 Sep 1992 00:45:48 -0700 From: Samuel S. Tai <[e-mail]>Here's Glypha II 1.1.  Enjoy!-----------------------+-----------------------------------------------------Samuel S. Tai          | Wisdom is supreme, therefore get [e-mail] | Though it cost you all you have, get understanding.                       |                                -- Proverbs 4:7 (NIV)-----------------------+-----------------------------------------------------_________________________________________________________________Glpyha IIVersion 1.1by john calhounGlypha II requires a 13" monitor set at 4-bit display depth.This is the freeware color sequel to jc's famous black & whitegame.  Combat flying sphinxes in an Egyptian temple, but bewarethe acid pool, the Evil Eye, and the Mummy's Hand.  Destroy eggsbefore they hatch into new sphinxes for bonus points.Glypha II is compatible with System 7.  (I don't know if it'sQuadra cache compatible.)_________________________________________________________________#### BINHEX     gnu-chess.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Tomas Hansson)Subject: GNU-Chess Date: Mon, 28 Sep 1992 09:38:22 -0400 Here is a (old) version of the GNU Chess for the Mac.For more information about the GNU-chess project and howto obtain the latest version, please read the documentation.The only modifications that I made were to ensure that the includedsource will compile correctly under THINK C 5.0.3!                                Tomas Hansson                Info Design Corporation                [e-mail] or [e-mail]#### BINHEX     gravity-wars-145.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Rhys Hollow)Subject: game/space/GMGravityWars.cpt.hqx Date: Tue, 22 Sep 92 12:27:33 WST Game:    Gravity WarsAuthor:  Rhys HollowFreeware.Gravity Wars is a port of an Amiga game for the Macintosh.  It was agreat game, and was for two players, so naturally, I ported it to myGameMaster system :)The basic premise of the game is that it is an interstellar version of"Shoot".  You fire your missile at the enemy ship, planets affect themissile with their gravitational pull, the missile quite often orbits 2or 3 planets before coming back and hitting you!  Fun fun fun.This is version 1.4.5, suggestions for improvements are welcome.Rhys. ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     heart-quest-07.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 9 Feb 93 15:46:14 +0100 From: [e-mail] (Ingemar Ragnemalm)Subject: HeartQuest 0.7 (game) With only a few days left to Valentine's day -93, here is HeartQuest 0.7,a game I made for my wife last Valentine's. It's a fairly non-violentarcade game (should be ok for small kids - no shooting, no killing)which may remind you of Crystal Quest a little bit. The game is in colorwhen available - 1, 4 or 8 bits per pixel preferred. Freeware.Ingemar RagnemalmPS: The graphics can be better, I know. Any artists who'd like to try?(If there is, there may even be a version 1.0 one day.)#### BINHEX     hellcats-leyte-rescue.hqx   ****From: Paul Russell <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Leyte Rescue 1.01 Date: Sat, 5 Dec 92 0:24:06 WET How embarassing - a minor bug crept into the version of Leyte Rescue thatI released yesterday (Friday) at the last minute which may prevent it fromrecognising the Hellcats Preferences file. Here is a minor update whichfixes the (non-fatal) problem.LEYTE RESCUE 1.01This little utility will recover non-active pilots in Hellcats: Missionsat Leyte Gulf. It restores pilots to "Active" status but does not changeany of their other attributes (ie: points, rank, kills, etc are rememberedfrom their former life).It's been tested on a Mac IIfx running System 7.0.1 - I make noguarantees that it will work with your system, so you shouldprobably take suitable precautions (i.e. back up first) in caseanything goes wrong.To recover your pilots, launch Leyte Rescue, when the SF dialog appearsup just select the Hellcats Preferences file in your Preferences Folderand then wait a few seconds. Launch Leyte Gulf and you should see yourresurrected pilots on the roster.Since this is a very small application (2k) I've attached it below inBINHEX 4 format.This application may be freely distributed.Good luck,//Paul ([e-mail])---#### BINHEX     hellcats-more-missles-10.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 10 Dec 92 14:37:18 -0500 From: My Account <[e-mail]>Subject: hellcats-more-missiles-10.hqx #### TEXT       hellcats-over-pacific-tips.txt   ****Date: Sat, 29 Aug 1992 10:57:33 -0500 From: Ted Wagner <[e-mail]>    Please replace the former Hellcats_over_Pacific.txt with thisupdated version.  The last version had a text wrap problem in the textformating.  A few errors were fixed as well.------------------< cut here >---------------------------------------Hellcats Over the Pacific FAQ/TipsVersion 1.1  UPDATE  August 29,1992Ted [e-mail] #### BINHEX     hellcats-rescue.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 12 Sep 1992 6:44:50 -0500 (CDT) From: [e-mail] (Ty Willis)Subject: [*] Hellcats Rescue This program has been previously posted to comp.sys.mac.games and AmericaOnline.  I noticed that it wasn't on Sumex, so, here ya go... :)Hellcats Rescue is an application which will resurrect dead 'Hellcats Over the Pacific' pilots. POWs, MIAs, and discharged pilots, too...  Hellcats Rescue is useless to anyone who does not have Hellcats Over the Pacific. This post contains the Hellcats Rescue application, and documentation; they arestuffed and binhexed.Please note that I am *not* the author of either of these programs!Ty WillisStephen F. Austin State [e-mail]---- cut here ----#### BINHEX     hemiroids-107.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 3 Mar 93 22:49:08 PST From: [e-mail] (Sean Ansorge)Subject: HemiRoids 1.0.7 HeimRoids is an educational effort on my part, and part of a quest to builda good game construction set for the Mac. It's a work-alike of that oldstandby we all know and love, and is free; see "Legal Stuff", at the end ofthis document.REQUIREMENTS: System 6.0.7 or later, 8-bit color, enough memory to give itan 1100K partition, and 32-bit QuickDraw.  32-bit QuickDraw is in the ROMson machines built after the IIci, and included in System 7 on all machines;if you have a IIcx, IIx or II with System 6 it's an extension you need toadd. I've run HemiRoids with VM on, and as long as enough "real" RAM isaround to page HemiRoids in completely it should work but no guaranteesthere.This has been tested on a variety of Quadras, an LCII, IIci, IIcx, IIfx andIIsi, on-board video and Apple 8- and 24-bit video boards, in 32-bitaddressing and 24-bit addressing, Virtual Memory on and off. I haven't hadthe opportunity to test it with a vast variety of exotic video boards, soif you have problems with something unusual please let me know. If you havea video accelerator, you may have to turn it off to run HemiRoids (or a lotof other games), but I'm not sure about this.I'd like to thank all the folks who sent me bug reports so far. If you findanything else, please let me know! Any comments are appreciated.Enjoy,Sean [e-mail] 1.0.7:2/26/93:o Added System 6 support (had to change 1 whole line of code...)o Added debris for alien explosionso Made collisions less bouncyVersion 1.0.6:2/21/93:o Changed & added soundsVersion 1.0.5:2/20/93:o Added stars to backgroundo Added debris resulting from ship explosionVersion 1.0.4:2/17/93:o Fixed the 24-bit addressing incompatibility. Thanks, Juri!o Added special screen-flash effect during smart bomb useageVersion 1.0.3:2/16/93:o Checks to make sure hardware is 8-bit color capable before trying to setscreen to 8 bits deep (sorry PowerBook users)o Added a flicker effect when ship is thrustingVersion 1.0.2:2/16/93:o Enhancement to improve speed on low-end machines; should now run full 30fps on LC or IIsi.o When launched on 68000 machines, provides an alert informing the userthat B&W systems are not supported.o When launched in 24-bit addressing mode, alerts user that 32-bitaddressing is currently required.Version 1.0.1:o 2/10/93: Fixed window-positioning bug that resulted in the bottom 20pixels of the playing area being offscreen on 13" monitors.Version 1.0:o February 10, 1993. I finally got enough time to finish debugging mycustom blit routines, so here it is. Have fun!LEGAL STUFF:This program is free software; you can redistribute it as long as youinclude this Read Me file and do not modify it in any way. It is CopyrightC 1993 Sean D. Ansorge, and all rights are reserved.This program is distributed without any warranty, neither express norimplied. Hey, it's free, whacha want?File Begins.-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=Sean Ansorge                                            [phone]Kaleida Labs, Inc.                                 [e-mail]-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=#### BINHEX     hexmines-12.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 21 Dec 92 02:57:45 +0100 From: [e-mail] (Ingemar Ragnemalm)Subject: Hexmines 1.2 One of the most common shareware game themes recently have been the"Mines" theme, where you locate mines in a minefield from knowing howmany neighbour mines there is for every free square you find. This isyet another, but on the hexagonal grid.Enhancements since 1.1: Lots of them, though you will probably care mostabout:- When it fails to generate a solveable game, it retries until it succeedsor the user aborts.- Three game board sizes.- Two playing modes: Find the Path or Find All.The game is freeware./Ingemar Ragnemalm#### BINHEX     hexnake-10.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 4 Dec 92 13:01:22 +0100 From: [e-mail] (Ingemar Ragnemalm)Subject: Hexnake 1.0 Hexnake is a game made by a good friend of mine, Folke So"derstro"m(a swede living in California). He wrote it as his first Mac program.It is a Snake game, the usual kind where you control a "snake" and tryto collect score markers (cheese), but this time on the hexagonal grid.(I guess he was inspired by the two games I have made on the hex grid.)Since Folke has a PB170, the game has b/w graphics (so far). Tested ona couple of Macs with Sys 6 and 7. 4-Dec-92 22:01:34-GMT,1626;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA15357; Fri, 4 Dec 92 14:01:34 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA03428; Fri, 4 Dec 92 13:23:57 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 AA28096; Fri, 4 Dec 92 04:01:54 PST Received: from [130.236.1.3] by terminator.rs.itd.umich.edu (5.67/2.2) id        AA01180; Fri, 4 Dec 92 07:01:16 -0500 Received: from rainier.isy.liu.se by isy.liu.se (5.65b/isy.minimaster-V1.0b2)        id AA09848; Fri, 4 Dec 92 13:00:56 +0100 Received: by rainier.isy.liu.se (4.1/SMI-4.1/JaDa-920511) id AA20542; Fri, 4        Dec 92 13:01:22 +0100 Date: Fri, 4 Dec 92 13:01:22 +0100 From: [e-mail] (Ingemar Ragnemalm)Message-Id: <[e-mail]> To: [e-mail]: Hexnake 1.0 Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Fri, 4 Dec 1992 13:23:54 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>Hexnake is a game made by a good friend of mine, Folke So"derstro"m(a swede living in California). He wrote it as his first Mac program.It is a Snake game, the usual kind where you control a "snake" and tryto collect score markers (cheese), but this time on the hexagonal grid.(I guess he was inspired by the two games I have made on the hex grid.)Since Folke has a PB170, the game has b/w graphics (so far). Tested ona couple of Macs with Sys 6 and 7. 5-Dec-92  2:02:59-GMT,18023;000000000001Return-Path: <[e-mail]>Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA20135; Fri, 4 Dec 92 18:02:57 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA03432; Fri, 4 Dec 92 13:23:58 PSTFrom: [e-mail] (Info-Mac Moderator)Resent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Date: Fri, 4 Dec 1992 13:23:55 PSTResent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Fri, 4 Dec 1992 13:23:55 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Apparently-To: backmodIt's Small==========Hexnake's main quality is that it is playable even in ridiculouslysmall windows.It's Simple===========The beauty of snake has always lied in its simplicity. Enough said.It's Free=========This program is Freeware. Use it, give it away, but don't charge for it.#### BINHEX     iq-test.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 18 Feb 93 10:14:07 CST From: "Conrad Halling" <[e-mail]>"IQ Test" falls in the category of novelty or practical joke programs (itwould be a good candidate for Stupid Macintosh Tricks).  When the userlaunches "IQ Test", the program displays a facsimile System Bomb alert("Sorry, a system error occurred.").  When the user tries to click on theRestart button, the button moves away from the cursor.  (To get out of theprogram, type command-period.)  Give the program to a friend and watch theresponse.The complete source code (THINK C 5.0) and resources are included.Compressed with Compact Pro 1.33.  Uncompressed size is 36 k.--Conrad [e-mail]#### BINHEX     jewel-box-10.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 13 Jul 92 17:38:34 CDT From: [e-mail] (rodney jacks)Subject: Resubmission: Jewelbox-10.hqx (Part 1 of 3) Jewelbox is a puzzle game similar to Columns or Tetris but withdifferent game play and scoring. The game features 256 color graphics, original sounds and soundtrack, many levels of play, online help, and a practice mode.  The graphics are very detailed and colorful. The jewels are all faceted and are quite beautiful (in my opinion of course :-).  The soundtrack has been described as enchanting and hypnotic by people who have heard it.  Complete documentation is included with the archive.Jewelbox requires 8-bit color capability, a 13" color monitor(or larger), 2MB of free memory, and System 6.0.5 or later(6.0.7 or 7.0 if you want to hear the background soundtrack).Jewelbox is shareware with a requested fee of $10 (US).This is a binhexed, self-extracting Compact-Pro archive.Have fun and I hope you like the game!Rodney Jacks       Internet:  [e-mail]:       rodneyj3---#### BINHEX     karma-manager.hqx   ****Subject: submission Date: Tue, 09 Feb 93 12:04:24 EST From: Thomas Pusateri <[e-mail]>Karma Manager v 1.0 anagramming programOnce 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     klondike-51.hqx   ****From: Mike Casteel <[e-mail]>Subject: Klondike version 5.1 Date: Mon, 9 Nov 92 8:41:51 PST This is version 5.1 of Klondike solitaire, the latest version asof November, 1992.Version 5.1 fixes a particularly noisome bug in previous versionswhich affected most Classic II users and some others. It alsoadds more color support. Refer to 'News' on the 'Help' menu fordetails (on System 7 and later, use the system 'Help' menu, thequestion mark at the right end of the menu bar).Mike Casteel (author)[e-mail]#### BINHEX     knight-edit-152.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 24 Oct 1992 16:47:58 -0600 From: [e-mail] (Eric Peters)Subject: [*] KnightEdit 1.5.2 Hello, All:Here is the newest version (1.5.2) of KnightEdit, a chess-notation editingprogram. Some have called KnightEdit a game recorder. It reads and writes longalgebraic chess notation to and from text files.  It animates the moves from atext file onto a graphic chess board. After the chess move is made, post thetext file either on a communication network or on an office environment network,or simply print out a text file and mail it to a friend.Note that KnightEdit IS NOT a computer chess game.--------------------------------------------Shareware:Try the program for 15 days. If you continue using it, pay the shareware fee; otherwise, destroy your copy or give it to a friend for a 15 day trial. Mail a $10.00 registration fee to:Carpenter SoftwareKnightEdit v1.5.2PO Box 80743Albuquerque, New Mexico 87198-0743Commercial distribution of KnightEdit v1.5 or higher requires a license fromauthor and a registration fee. KnightEdit program is a property of JesseCarpenter.--------------------------------------------• Special features include:--------------------------------------------• KnightEdit writes and reads long algebraic chess notation to and from textfiles.• You can move the chess pieces on the chess board with the mouse. At the bottomof the chess board when selected or active, the next turn number with theappropriate chess piece is shown followed by the board coordinate of theposition of the mouse hand.• The smart chess board or (AI) allows only a one move turn and only to the theappropriate space. The smart chess board allows castling, in passing, pawnexchanging, and error checking when reading text. Also smart chess determines acheck. If there is a checkmate or stalemate, the king cannot move.• Animate under the Chess Moves Menu allows KnightEdit to animate the moves thatare listed on the text file. If it is desired for any reason to discontinueanimation, simply hold down the mouse button until the animation stops.• Select Study under the Chess Moves Menu to review all chess moves without altering any text moves. It has a forward and reverse button, and a set and last move button. A quick way to study a game.• Select Write under the Chess Moves Menu to Re-Write chess moves onto the text file. This option is good to use for rewriting incoming text file from others sources so chess notation is rewritten for KnightEdit compatibility. Also can write short algebraic chess notation by selecting the option in the preference dialog.• Preference under the Option Menu allows you to save choice of chess piece,orientation of board, and other options to a preference file. Thus upon startingKnightEdit program, these option are set to New Files and to Text files. Also ifNOT using for Text Only in preference, options are saved to the text-style file.The text-style file will set options upon opening, it has precedence over thepreference file.• There is a print capability. If the text edit window is active while selecting print under the File menu, it will print WYSIWYG. ALSO if the chess board window is active, it will print the chess board.• Braces {} and carets ^^ are used to manipulate how KnightEdit will readthe move list. KnightEdit will ignore any moves in a set of braces. But ifthere is a caret on the immediate right of a left brace, KnightEdit will readthe contents within the braces. If it has two carets, this will indicate toKnightEdit to continue reading on the the next set of braces that has a caret.The second caret of the first set is only needed to set the continuation flagand no others are needed. Also if a caret is placed any where other than onthe right of a left brace, KnightEdit will exit the reading except whenplaced within braces without a caret on the right of a left brace.This is great if you are playing more than one game to a correspondent; it allows KnightEdit to read one game at a time with out getting a read error.This should replace the version currently in the archives. Please note that I amNOT the author of this program.  Direct bug reports to Jesse Carpenter (who ISthe author) at:  [e-mail] interested in a game can contact me at the address below.Enjoy!Eric Peters    [e-mail]******************************#### BINHEX     kung-fu-chivalry-12-updater.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (mr80)Subject: About KFC 1.2Date: Thu, 23 Jul 92 2:39:15 WSTAbout KFC(Kung Fu Chivalry) 1.2     Here is KFC verion 1.2! Following is the author's words:===========================================================================************************ Kung-Fu Chivalry v1.2 ************************First of all, you'll hear a good news. Kung-Fu Chivalry 1.2 provides anew suprising feature to let you create your own Kung Fu animation. Inother words, not only you can watch the Demo files. But also you can recordyour playing trail. Enjoy it !!!    --------------    KFC 1.2 Guide    --------------      This is a Microsoft Word Document that including all Kung Fu in KFC.     ------------------    Complete KFC 1.2    ------------------    A complete KFC 1.2 includes:    %KFC      Read me first      TeachText      KFC 1.2 Guide      %Kung-Fu Chivalry f        K01EN.f--K28EN.f        DARTSBitmapfile        Dart File        K1MA.f        K2MA.f        KFC.rsrc        Room Data        Kung-Fu Chivalry (v1.2)      %Demo Files        Demo 01 -- Demo 06  ( Demo 07,08 are buggy )      %More Demo Files        Demo 09 -- Demo 16    Notice that Demo 01 -- Demo 06 are same as those in Initial Version.    ---------------    Realease Notes    ---------------    Initial Version      :    February'1992    Version 1.0           :    February, Improve some Bugs    Version 1.0.1          :    February, Improve the un-smooth actions of                                 Ing-Ger Wur    Version 1.0.2          :    March, Kill some Bugs    Version 1.1           :    June, Provide an immature RECORD feature    Version 1.2           :    June, Provide a complete  RECORD feature==========================================================================And sorry for users with two monitors. KFC 1.2 still not working normalwith two monitors. The author, Albert Lin, apologies for that. He is inarmy service now. He has no time and equipment to fix the bug. In Taiwan,every man older than 20 has to go to army for 2 years. So any furtherversion of KFC is not  possible until 2 years later.Any comment, bug report, suggestion, and the best, appreciation is welcomeand  please e-mail it to me, Yir-Jang Wur. As a good friend of Albert Lin,I handle  these things for Albert Lin.Have fun with KFC 1.2 !                                            Yir-Jang Wur                                        Institute of Computer Science                                        NTHU. Taiwan. ROC                                e-mail:    [e-mail]                                p.s.    For your convience, I mail two archives to sumex. One is update files,        for those who have already download KFC 1.0. This archive is named    "Update_KFC_to_1.2.hqx".          The other one is complete KFC 1.2 for those new        to KFC, it is named    "Kung_Fu_Chivalry_1.2.hqx"                          #### BINHEX     kung-fu-chivalry-12.hqx   ****#### BINHEX     line-up-201.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 19:32:57 +0100 Subject: Line Up This is version 2.0.1 of Line Up!. This replaces Connect Four2.0 from your games directory. It contains a small bugfix forSystem 6 users (both players had the same color). The name ischanged, because somebody told me that the name 'Connect Four',was copyrighted in the USA.Line Up! is a board game for one or two persons. This new versionhas great new features, including printing, better color support,cooler sounds, and as the best part the possibility to playgames on two different computers over the AppleTalk network.#### BINHEX     mac-grid-10.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 14 Mar 93 13:25:33 -0500 From: "Erik Schwiebert" <[e-mail]>Included (i hope!!) with this message is a BinHexed archive of MacGrid v1.0.  MacGrid is a REPLACEMENT for my earler gamecalled MacMines v2.1, which i submitted last month.  MacGrid isactually MacMines v3.0, but I had to change the name as someoneelse was already calling a program of theirs 'MacMines'.  Again,MacGrid is a simple logic game in which the player tries to findall the hidden "mines" on a grid.  Thanx, Erik Schwiebert(please send mail to [e-mail] if there are any problemswith this message!)--------------------#### BINHEX     mac-man-20.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 14 Jul 92 12:13:06 EDT From: [e-mail] (David E. Brooks)MacMan 2.0by John ButlerThis is an update to MacMan 1.0.2.  John Butler (the programmer) sentme a diskette containing this program.  I thought it would be niceto share this with the rest of the public.  Goodbye.David Brooks#### BINHEX     mac-mud-32.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1993 22:20:26 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Mimir Reynisson)Subject: MacMud 3.2 (comp) This is MacMud 3.2 (comp) a Multi User TCP/IP based text adventure game.MacMud is a port of the popular unix game LPMud and can run both multi-user using MacTCP 1.1 or MacTCP 1.1.1, or in single-user mode by openingmultiple windows for each player connection on the same machine. MacMudcan also run as a background-only daemon by simply setting the Background-only flag in the SIZE resources.MacMud is essentially an LPC game driver (LPC is an interpreted subsetof object C of sorts), which executes the adventure game source codewhich is written in LPC (commonly called a Mudlib). The game has twoclasses of users: players and wizards. Initially you start out as aplayer and advance through levels and then you reach wizardhood.Wizards can extend the adventure world by writing objects which canbe added while the game is running.See the enclosed documentation for further details.------------------------------------------------------------------------------Mimir Reynisson                Email: [e-mail] of Psychology                 [e-mail] of Amsterdam               [e-mail] 151018 WB Amsterdam                     Tel: [phone]The Netherlands                       Fax: [phone]#### BINHEX     mac-qubic.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 23 May 1992 22:51 EDT From: "DAVID A. BELSLEY" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Mac-Qubic-3D-TTT.hqx By popular request, this is a reposting of Mac-Qubic, a 3-dimensional tic-tac-toe game.It is fully System 7.0 savy and 32-bit clean.David and Eric Belsley#### BINHEX     mac-sokoban-21.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 21 Dec 92 03:03:15 +0100 From: [e-mail] (Ingemar Ragnemalm)Subject: MacSokoban 2.1 This is an update for my Mac version of the famous puzzle game Sokoban.It is the game where you push bags of gold (or whatever) in order torearrange them to a desired position. MacSokoban features color graphicswith animation, support for external modules with extra levels, goodmouse support as well as the standard keyboard support.50 levels are built into the game, and 35 more are in an external module.Users can put together their own modules.This version fixes a few bugs and cosmetic flaws, but most importantly,has revised sound routines that are safer under System 7.Freeware. (Distribution on CD restricted.)/Ingemar Ragnemalm#### BINHEX     mac-turnover-122.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 5 Oct 92 19:57:40 PDT From: [e-mail] (John Lindal)Subject: MacTurnover 1.2.2 MacTurnover 1.2.2           A version of Othello.  Play against the computer or                            a friend or have the computer play itself.Now Quadra 040 cache compatible.John [e-mail]#### BINHEX     maelstrom-103-updater.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 17 Dec 92 10:11:05 CSTFrom: [e-mail] (rodney jacks)Subject: Maelstrom 1.03 Update[ ARCHIVER ADMINISTRATOR ][ This 1.03 update replaces the 1.02 update, you will need to keep ][ the artwork, sound, title and other files distributed with the 1.0 ][ release. ]Version 1.03 -- Released 12/92 -- Fixed a typo in Maelstrom's error messages -- Fixed a cosmetic problem with the cheat mode on 12" monitors -- Fixed a problem that would cause the sound to stop playing on    certain machines.  I believe that this is an Apple bug in the Sound    Manager, but I've come up with a work-around. -- Added a sound volume control -- Fixed a bug that would cause Maelstrom to hang on the bonus/game    over screens on certain machines with accelerator boards.  Again, I    believe that this is an Apple bug in the Sound Manager, but I've come    up with a work-around. -- Fixed a bug that would cause Maelstrom to not center Dialog Boxes    properly if you were playing the game on a second monitor (ie not the    main one).Upgrading: -- If you were using a version of Maelstrom prior to this one,    upgrading it simple.  Just throw the old "Maelstrom" application into    the trash, and drag this new "Maelstrom" application into the same    folder as your other Maelstrom files.Compatibility: -- Maelstrom *requires* System 6.07 or later (yes, it works just fine    with System 7).  It also requires a 256 color/gray scale monitor.     There have been numerous requests for a black & white version; sorry to say    that this won't be happening.  It would require an entire rewrite of    much of the game, all new artwork optimized for black & white, and in    the end I don't think it would look all that great.  Sorry friends... -- Virtual Memory.  If you have virtual memory turned on, it may slow    down Maelstrom's game play.  This is unavoidable; the only solution is    to turn virtual memory off before playing Maelstrom. -- Out of memory.  Apparently some INITs allocate a good deal of    memory in the Application heap; in this case you'll be told that    Maelstrom ran out of memory "...during a crucial operation".  If this    happens to you, choose Get Info on Maelstrom in the Finder, and up the    memory allocation. Alternately you can startup without any INITs loaded     and play Maelstrom.Contacting the Author: -- I welcome comments, praise, criticism, and suggestions alike.  I    can be reached the following ways:    America Online-=> AndrewWelc <<or>> AmbrosiaSW GEnie-=> ANDREW.WELCH    Internet-=> [e-mail] <<or>> [e-mail]     US Mail-=> AndrewWelch/Ambrosia/PO Box 23140/Rochester, NY 14692------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     maelstrom.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Darren Cokin)Subject: MaelstromDate: Sat, 28 Nov 92 1:29:03 PSTThis is a great game called Maelstrom.  The graphics are very similar to Lunatic Fringe, only a bit faster.  It is the best Asteroids clone I have seenfor the mac.  Lots of fun.  The readme file says "This game will become theone by which all other Macintosh arcade games, shareware or commercial, willbe judged against."  It's almost as good as they think it is.  Requires256 colors.  $15 shareware.                                                       Darren#### BINHEX     marienbad-30.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 23 Jun 1992 16:32 EDT From: "DAVID A. BELSLEY" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Marienbad-30.hqx I have been informed that the previously posted version (2.64) of the gameMarienbad was System 7 friendly but not 32-bit compatible.  Here then is version 3.0, which is 32-bit compatible.Marienbad is a version of nim in which you attempt to force your opponentto lift the last token (in this case, match sticks).  It is the game that figuredprominently n the movie Last Year at Marienbad.Marienbad must be unBinHexed and uncompacted with Compact Pro.#### BINHEX     mayhem.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Derek Bosch)Subject: Mayhem.cpt.hqx Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1993 08:23:06 -0800 (PST) (a shareware adaptation of the old Apple II game, Crush Crumble & Chomp)#### BINHEX     mazer-323.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 5 Oct 92 19:58:14 PDT From: [e-mail] (John Lindal)Subject: Mazer 3.2.3 Mazer 3.2.3                 Generates mazes. You can navigate through them,                            fight nasties, and collect prizes to get out.                            You can also edit and save the mazes.Now Quadra 040 cache compatible.John [e-mail]#### BINHEX     mazer-3d-22.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 1 Mar 93 16:21:56 PST From: [e-mail] (John Lindal)Subject: Mazer 3D 2.2 Mazer 3D 2.2                    Generates random, solvable 3D mazes up to                                30x30x10.                                You view the maze from inside the tunnels.                                Place markers to remember where you have already                                been.  A map is also available.                                Find the crystals, then the exit portal.The graphics have been further improved beyond version 2.1, and there arenow multiple marker patterns for more complex exploration strategies.John [e-mail]#### BINHEX     megaroids.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 10 May 92 22:55:40 CDT From: "Paul M. Sheldon" <[e-mail]>Subject: MegaroidsII that worked on 512 K macs and up long ago and now againThe about box says that it is for 512k macs and up, but was written long ago.This megaroids stopped working for my accelerated mac plus, but worked againon my accelerated IIsi. It was good to find my old friend to play with inbetween serious work on my own alternate universe navigator.#### BINHEX     might-and-magic-102-updater.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 12 Mar 93 03:23:42 EST From: [e-mail] (Svlad Cjelli)Subject: M&M III 1.02 update    This updates Might & Magic III to version 1.02.#### BINHEX     mille-bornes-121.hqx   ****Subject: Mille Bornes 1.2.1 Date: Sat, 13 Jun 92 23:03:56 -0400 From: [e-mail]'s a new version of the card game "Mille Bornes".  Some of you mayremember "1000 Miles" by Robert Harris; well, I re-wrote it to look a bitsharper.The program requires an 8-bit, 13" (or larger) monitor, in order to run.Also, the sound doesn't work unless you're running system 7.Greg Abbas#### BINHEX     mine-10.hqx   ****From: Ted B Lowery -- Personal Account <[e-mail]>Subject: Mine v1.0 Date: Thu, 8 Oct 92 9:16:36 EDT Mine v1.0By Ted LoweryThis is a Macintosh adaptation of a popular game I have seen on several other systems, most recently MS-Windows 3.1.  It is not an original idea, though my code is all my own creation (sans that which is copyright to Think Technologies).It is totally and absolutely free, though I do request that you report any bugs to me.  I also ask that if you like the game, send me a postcard.  I love getting mail to let me know people are using my worthless junk.  It inspires me to write more worthless junk.            My mailing address is:                    PO Box 30051                    Raleigh, NC  27622            Email:                    CIS:  76350,2613                    Internet:  [e-mail] have run this on several color and b/w machines, and it seems to work fine.  If you are interested in seeing my code, send a blank disk and $10 US to me at the above address.Since this is free, I encourage distribution, though please don't distribute any modified copies of the program.  I would like it to remain my own program.Long live freeware!Ted---#### BINHEX     mine-field-101.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 28 Sep 92 19:33:43 PDT From: [e-mail] (John Lindal)Subject: Mine Field 1.0.1 Mine Field 1.0.1            Locate the mines hidden in a grid.  If you expose                            a mine instead of marking it, it blows up.                            The number of mines in adjacent grid squares is                            given to help you locate the mines.John [e-mail]#### BINHEX     minesweeper-12.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 28 Jul 92 21:23:37 EST From: Matthew Flatt <[e-mail]>Subject: minesweeper-12.hqx This is an implementation of the game where you remove tiles from a grid, avoiding the ones with bombs underneath. Grid size and bomb count are configurable.#### TEXT       mission-thunderbolt-tips.txt   ****From: J. D. S. Babcock <[e-mail]>Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1992 12:37:58 -0500 Dear Macintosh Archivers,   I present to you a list of tips for the macintosh game:Mission Thunderbolt.  You may wish to archive it as:/mac/misc/documentation/MTBtipsI.txtor/mac/games/documentation/MTBtipsI.txt   31    11/16/92   Text   A list of tips, tricks, and techniques for the Macintosh game:   Mission Thunderbolt.  This 581 line list provides tips of game play   put together from many posts to news groups and one board discussion   with the author.  Please note that there are MANY spoilers in this   hint sheet, so do not get it if you dislike spoilers.  Sections on:#### BINHEX     modernism.hqx   ****From: Jacob Solomon Weinstein <[e-mail]>Date: Sun, 21 Mar 93 17:11:48 -0500 Subject: modernism.sit.hqx Have you ever wished you could experience the boredom and frustration of"Waiting for Godot" or "No Exit" right in the comfort ofyour own home? Well, stop waiting and start despairing. "Modernism" is atext-adventure version of both of those plays. It was created with TADS,the Text Adventure Development System."Modernism" is MailWare, because I, unlike Beckett or Sartre, don't havethe nerve to charge people for something so silly. If you like it, helpdispell the meaninglessness of my everyday life by sending me apostcard.(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     montana-21.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] <Ken Hancock>Subject: [*] Montana 2.1A solitare card game.  Part of the GAMER distribution.#### BINHEX     moore-puzzle-10.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 17 Jul 92 23:22:31 -0500 From: [e-mail] (John D Rouse)Subject: MoorePuzzlev1.0     The following is a puzzle that I have converted to a computer program.  The code isn't very big but it is entertaining until you master solving the puzzle (which kept me stumped for some time). The object is to slide the pieces around trying to get the blocksinto a specific position.     Moore Puzzle v1.0.  A mind teaser well worth the disk space.     This is my first post to the archives and there are a couple things I am confused about.  What are the digests that are referred to in the README.POSTING file?  What are the guidelines for the text blurb that is to go into the digests (length esp.)? Not knowing the answer I have included the 2 above sizes that seem most typical.  Is there any special place that you need the version number for your software?    Thanks for your help.                         John Rouse                        [e-mail]#### BINHEX     movod-ii.hqx   ****#### BINHEX     mudd-ticker-108.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 1 Mar 1993 20:06:43 -0600 From: "TheBard" <[e-mail]>Subject: MuddTicker1.0.8.sit MuddTicker is a cool little utility that keeps thack of ticks while you play Diku type muds. It has full color and sound, and runs very happily in the background while you mud.You need system 7.0 or later to run MuddTicker.Changes since last release-o More error checking. Hopefully, MuddTicker should be Crash-Proof. I hope. :)========================================================================--=The Bard=--                       | "Just remember, no matter whereCall the Caverns BBS!   Mac and Gif  | you go, there you are!"files galore! 217-367-5917  1.5+gigs!|                                       ------------------------------------------------------------------------Try Out Mudd Ticker! The newest in the line of Bard O' Matic Tcp/Ipprogramms/utilities! It's really cool!------------------------------------------------------------------------Please, Send E-Mail ONLY to [e-mail]             "Don't ja just HATE juggling 5 or 6 accounts?!?"Otherwise, I can be contacted at [e-mail]========================================================================#### BINHEX     net-risk-11.hqx   ****Subject: NetRisk 1.1 update From: [e-mail] (Roy Wood)Date: Fri, 14 Aug 1992 12:02:34 -0400 Organization: International Shared Information Service (Ottawa) Lots of people complained that NetRisk 1.0 didn't support multiple zones,and had a bunch of other annoying problems.  Well, here's version 1.1, whichsupports multiple zones, and fixes those other problems.  The on-line helpis a little unconfident about the multiple-zone stuff, but it's worked wellso far.  Watch for Communications Toolbox support in version 1.2, but don't hold your breath-- I do have a job and a life.-Roy Wood#### BINHEX     net-trek-20.hqx   ****From: David Alten <[e-mail]>Subject: no subject (file transmission) Date: Wed, 18 Nov 92 20:19:00 CST Due to popular demand (on comp.sys.mac.games), I am enclosing acopy of Net Trek 2.0 to satisfy the masses.Basically Net Trek is a Star Trek game.  It can be played on anetwork with up to 5 people.  You can be either Terran, Romulan,or Klingon.  It features sound, but no color (only B/W).  I triedit (briefly) on my IIsi and Classic connected with Sytstem 7 andFileSharing and did not experience _any_ crashes.  The game isShareWare $25.Enclosed is a self-extracting Compact Pro archive.Happy trekking!!!     :)David [e-mail] KUER!!-------------------------- CUT HERE ----------------------------#### BINHEX     om.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1992 13:57:50 -1812 From: [e-mail]: Om (for Games folder, I'd imagine) For those cosmically minded Mac users running system 7.x, this meditationaid provides a constantly chanted mantra in the background while otherapplications are open.  The requested shareware fee is in gradations,depending on the degree of enlightenment attained.  Even gurus have earthlyneeds.Dane Wittrup ([e-mail]) #### BINHEX     orb-maze.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 14 May 92 02:41:00 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Lonadar the Wanderer)Subject: Orb Mazez This is a two-player 256-color 3-D maze game.  The graphics are good, thoughthe keyboard interface is a bit hard to work with.  I am not the author ofthis; mearly passing it on for others to mess with.Lonadar the [e-mail]#### BINHEX     otello-20.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 12 Sep 92 16:28:23 PDT From: [e-mail] (Angela Lyson)Subject: [*] Otello 2.0 I am submitting this contribution for a friend who does not have access tothe net.  Thanks. ----Angela Lyson        [e-mail]          ...uunet!ubc-cs!mprgate!lysonMPR Teltech Ltd.    8999 Nelson Way        In the standards game, as in penmanship, Burnaby, B.C.        the best grades often go to the least interesting people.Canada  V5A 4B5            Robert X. Cringely, Accidental Empires ----Otello 2.0Copyright (C) 1990-1992 by Ron Hayter.All rights reserved.Non-commercial distribution only.Otello is a strategy board game named after an opera.  It is not named after a certain commercial strategy board game, although there is a vague resemblance between the two.  :-)Otello can play at three skill levels, or it can be used by two people as an electronic game board.  If you like, it can suggest what it thinks is the best move available at any time.Please send me a postcard if you enjoy this game.Revision history:v1.0    First release.v2.0    Added colour.  Made the board resizable.  Improved the algorithm for     evaluating moves.#### BINHEX     oxyd.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 13 Jan 93 08:55:17 +0100From: Oliver Dreer <[e-mail]>Oxyd is a very nice arcade game.It support b/w and 16 Color screens.It's some kind of shareware, you may copy and use the game,but if you want to play more than 10 levels, you have to buya book containing codes for new levels, hints, tips etc...The game is also available for other platfroms.See the readme and help within the game.I found this on a local BBS here in Switzerland. Please don'tsend me any mail. Adresses are included in the docu.Oliver#### BINHEX     pac-man.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 4 Apr 92 13:33:06 SST From: [e-mail] (Tng Tai Hou)Subject: MacPacMan This is PacMan. An exact clone of the original Atari game.It runs in 256 colors only. Requires a 8-bits only card.Didn't run on my GC card, but ran fine on my SI and my FX withan 8-bits graphics card.I am still unsure of its pd-status. But I feel such a greatgame deserves to float around. If someone discovers thatit isn't pd or shareware, or can't be distributed, pleaseemail me. I will try my best to persuade the rest to removetheir copies.Tai HouSingapore#### BINHEX     pax-imperia--updater-102.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 9 Mar 1993 17:45:51 +0100 From: [e-mail]: paximperia1.0.2update.hqx This is the updater from Pax Imperia 1.0.1 to 1.0.2.#### BINHEX     pente.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 2 Dec 92 13:40:28 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Michael A Black)Subject: Archive submission This is a shareware version of the classic board game Pente ('pen-tay).Win by lining up five of your stones or capturing five of your opponentspairs.  Features three modes of play, and three difficulty levels.#### BINHEX     pentominos.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1992 11:34 EDT From: David Eck <[e-mail]>Subject: Pentominos.hqx (pentomino-puzzle-solving application) This is a little program that solves pentomino puzzles(trying to place the 12 tiles that can be made out of 5connected squares onto an 8-by-8 board).  It's not all thatinteresting, except that   -- it gives a nice visual picture of depth-first searchingwith backtracking   -- it will work on several puzzles at once and is activein the background   -- it is an example of a program written using "MacStarter_C",an application shell useful(?) for knocking off small programsin THINK C. I am posting MacStarter_C separately to info_mac.                                     David Eck                                     [e-mail]#### BINHEX     pierkiroul-20.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 4 Nov 92 19:30:18 +0100 From: [e-mail] (leleu xavier)Here is version 2.0.0 of Pierkiroul, a very addicting game.You control a man who has to push boulders and get pieces ofgold to find the exit.Version 2.0.0 works on monochrome and color Macintoshes undersystem 6.0.7 or later (but sound is only available under system7 or later).Pierkiroul version 2.0.0 is Freeware.#### BINHEX     pinochle.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 25 Mar 93 14:22:03 -0500 From: Eric Conger - Virex Developer <[e-mail]>Moderator:     Here is the latest COLOR version of the card game Pinochle (thisis a double-deck version).  Besides color, this version includes manymore user selectable options and better bidding.     Registered users have already received a free update, but thisversion has a little more pollish than the one they got.--Thanks#### BINHEX     poker-solitaire.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 9 Feb 93 09:50:24 CST From: [e-mail] (Michael Wolf)Subject: Poker Solitaire v0.9B Submission Included is a binhex archive of a solitaire game calledPoker Solitaire.  There is online help which is welldetailed.ThanksMJW#### BINHEX     polyominoes-40.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 20 Jan 93 11:14:25 PST From: [e-mail] (Kevin Gong)Subject: polyominoes-40.cpt.hqx Polyominoes 4.0 is really three games in one.  In game mode, you have a very interesting strategy game in which you try to put the last piece on the board.The pieces can be flipped or rotated in any manner.  With Version 4.0, you can use any of the over 30 different boards, or create one of your own using the Board Editor.  In puzzle mode, you can try to place all the pieces on any of the boards.  In spanning puzzle mode, you try to span the board with the fewest number of pieces.  You can use pentominoes, tetrominoes, or trominoes.  The program keeps track of all of your best efforts.Polyominoes is ShareWare, $7.00 registration fee.  It should work on any Macintosh with either System 6 or 7.Major changes since version 3.0:    %   Spanning puzzle (in addition to game and puzzle)    %   Program keeps user statistics (for game, puzzle, and spanning puzzle)    %   Larger boards (up to 12x20)    %   High scores list    %   Better rotate/flip interface    %   Three different piece sets (pentominoes, tetrominoes, trominoes)    %   Over 30 different boards - kevin ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     pong.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 26 Dec 92 00:18:55 +0200 From: [e-mail]: Pong The oldest arcade game ever.EVER.Written by David L. O'Connor in 1985, in Megamax C.Recompiled in THINK C in 1992 by Yair Elharrar.Source code (modified) included.#### TEXT       prince-of-persia-demo-notes.txt   ****Date: Tue, 01 Sep 92 04:31 PDT From: Don Nakanishi/Gann Matsuda <[e-mail]>Subject: Prince Of Persia Demo Notes As requested by readers of the comp.sys.mac.games newsgroup, the followingtext file contains instructions on how to play the PRINCE OF PERSIA DEMO byBroderbund Software. These notes were taken directly from the documentationof Prince of Persia by Broderbund Software.   Use these instructions at yourown risk.  Any gripes, complaints, etc. should be directed to Broderbund.I have no connection whatsoever with Broderbund Software.Gann MatsudaINTERNET: [e-mail]------------------------------------------------------------------It was just pointed out to me that Broderbund failed to include instructionson the controls in the Prince of Persia demo.  The following are thekeyboard controls.#### BINHEX     prince-of-persia-editor-10.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 17 Aug 92 01:52 PDT From: Don Nakanishi/Gann Matsuda <[e-mail]>Subject: Prince of Persia Editor 1.0 This is the Prince of Persia Editor, version 1.0. This utility will allow youto cheat in Prince of Persia.  It will create saved games at any level,increase your time and your health.  Shareware.  After binhex, use StuffitLite 3.0.x, Stuffit Deluxe 3.0 or Stuffit Expander 1.0.1 to decompress.Gann Matsuda#### BINHEX     progression-solitaire-15.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 14 Dec 92 08:44:20 CST From: [e-mail] (Michael Wolf)Subject: Progression v1.5 solitaire submission Below is a binhexed self extracting archive for Progression v1.5solitaire.  There have been a few bug fixes and how to contactme has been updated.Thanks.Michael#### BINHEX     risk-ii.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Wed, 16 Dec 92 10:05:36 MST Dear Moderator,This is a repost of a recent submission of the file Risk_II.sit.hqx.Please submit this into your info-mac/game directory this last time.   This is a colorized version (modified using ResEdit) of the old black/white Risk!  This makes excellent use of the 256-colormode of any color Macintosh with a color display.  This has beencorrected of a minor flaw where the OK button in the victory dialog window did not work.  It now works.  The color backgroundwas modified slightly for better display on black/white Macs, aswell as the Risk! card backface.  This game still works on the oldblack/white Macs, since the modifications are only resources, thatis, the actual game code is still original and unchanged in this colorized version.  Therefore, this is not an unauthorized "hack".It should be noted that though this game does not explicitlyannounce anywhere within itself whether or not it is either share-ware or freeware, one can assume freeware since it has been available for downloading on ftp sites for quite some time now.Hence all credit (c) rightfully belongs to the author of the game:Antonie J. Engel60 Pinewood Rd.Bolton, MA 01740Since this game now works for both black/white and color Macs,it is certainly worth it to download.  Enjoy!         A note to the moderators:  I had a friend submit this game         on her own account about 4 days ago in the process of          showing her how to find the submissions addresses of          some of the sites, and how to submit the files for archiving,         but this time I am just doing it myself, so as not to involve         her a second time.#### BINHEX     robot-ball-and-house.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 12 Jul 92 13:32:57 EST From: [e-mail] (Ralph Sutherland)Subject: Robot & Ball & House ABOUT Robot and Ball and House.Copyright 1992 Rodger and Ralph Sutherland.FREEWARE NOTICE:This software is Freeware and may not be sold or resold.  If you like it send comments via email to the address below.THE GAME    " I want a game with a robot and a ball and a house and therobot chases the ball and puts it in the house ....."                    - Rodger (Aged 3 1/2)I have designed this game with small children in mind.  First itis very simple, one mouse control: move the mouse to move the robotalong the ground and press the button to make him fly.  When the balland the Robot line up on top of each other the robot catches the balland it can then take the ball back to the door of the house. No-one getshurt and even the ball keeps escaping from the house.  The scoresimply increases ( the faster you catch the ball the faster itincreases) and after 20 balls caught a little score window with a random noise comes up and congatulates.  The game then continues.Importantly for little ones there are NO MENUS.  This is very usefulin system 7 where stray click can land you in another program withoutwarning.  In Robot and Ball and House this won't happen.  You can quit with the normal 'Command-Q' or 'Comand-period'SYSTEM REQUIREMENTSRobot and ball and House will run in system 7 on any machine withcolour CABABILITY.  ie a SE/30 will work but the black and whitedisplay is not great.  This rules out the PowerBook 100 and theClassic machines as well as the earlier 512,Plus and SE macs.It will work on any screen size, it scales the display as needed.  The default memory allocation is sufficient for the 13" 640x480monitor in 256 colours or smaller.  If you use more colours (iethousands or millions) and/or larger screens (ie 16" or bigger) theyou will have to increase the memory allocation ( by a lot)  IfRobot and Ball and House doesn't have enough memory it simply won'tstart up.Robot and Ball and House may run under system 6.0.7 if the32bit Quickdraw extension is included in the system folder but thishas not been tested.EnjoyRalph S. Sutherland.July 1992.-- Ralph S. Sutherland        Mount Stromlo & Siding Spring Observatories.-- [e-mail]    The Australian National University.-- [e-mail]   --------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     robowar-23.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: RoboWar 2.3 Date: Wed, 24 Jun 92 21:06:49 EDT This is the latest version of RoboWar.  In this game, you canprogram robots, then turn them loose in animated combat for aduel to the death.  Approximately twice a year, there are tournaments in which hackers around the country submit theirrobots to determine the RoboWar Champion.RoboWar 2.3 features the long-promised RoboTalk Debugger and amuch-improved tournament utility as well as a number of smallerchanges and fixes.Happy hacking,David Harris#### BINHEX     roulette-4-one-10.hqx   ****From: Taneli Armanto <[e-mail]>Subject: Roulette4one stack 1.0 Date: Tue, 28 Apr 1992 20:29:53 +0300 Roulette 4 one (v1.0) is a HyperCard 2.0 stack  for to play roulettewith a Macintosh,  thereby eliminating need to loose one's money playing the game at a casino...The fact namely is, that the players, as time goes and much gamesare played, always loose, even if some of them may seem to win.This can be shown true by thinking how many chips one must"invest" to absolutely sure win 36 chips.... 37, right?  Yes, and thismeans that about 2.7% of everything will be left to casino...So, it's better to play "Roulette 4 one" than go to casino.  As thename indicates, this FREE version of roulette is for one playeronly.  There is also a multi-user version (not free) available, forto set up your own "casino" and/or play roulette with your friends.Please contact          [e-mail]     (usenet/internet)or see the help of "Roulette 4 one" to get more information.Created by Taneli Armanto,  univ. of Turku,  Finland,   1992.The stack is included here in BinHex4 format... _______________________________!  [e-mail] = TANeli ARmanto!  Stud'n Comp.Sc. in Univ.Turku!  Home-       Emmauksenk 9 F 99!  Address:     SF-20380 TURKU #### BINHEX     russian-roulette-111.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 5 Oct 92 19:58:56 PDT From: [e-mail] (John Lindal)Subject: Russian Roulette 1.1.1 Russian Roulette 1.1.1      Barrels are placed on the perimeter of an arena.                            Inside the arena are reflectors.  Shoot bullets                            into the arena so they bounce off the reflectors                            and smash barrels.  One of the barrels (you don't                            know which) will blow up and kill you if you shoot                            it.Now Quadra 040 cache compatible.John [e-mail]#### BINHEX     save-princeton-18.hqx   ****From: Jacob Solomon Weinstein <[e-mail]>Date: Sun, 7 Feb 93 22:11:19 -0500 Subject: Save Princeton 1.8 Here's a binhexed, stuffed archive containing version 1.8 of Save Princeton, a shareware text-adventure game.Save Princeton puts the player in the role of a visitor to PrincetonUniversity. You have to oust a mysterious force of invaders who havetaken over the campus. Along the way, you'll meet the archetypal jock, anaked drunk man, the president of the university, and countless othercolorful characters. While folks who know Princeton U will undoubtablyget special enjoyment from the game, anybody can solve and enjoy SavePrinceton.The game has 52 locations, and a vocabulary ofabout 980 words, which makes it about as complex as a middle-periodInfocom game. I've put a year and a half of work into it, and I'm prettyproud of the thing.Save Princeton is shareware, with a fee of $10.Changes in v1.8 include a number of bug fixes of varying degrees ofseriousness. As well, the length of time a player can go without findingfood has been extended, since I received a number of complaints abouthow annoying it was to die of starvation before you even have a chanceto explore.#### BINHEX     sc-edit.hqx   ****From: Tom Barrett <[e-mail]>Date: Sun, 24 Jan 93 21:53:33 -0500 SC_Edit is a program for viewing and editing Strategic Conquest game files.  Works with S.C. versions 2 & 3 and has a nice graphical interface.#### BINHEX     scarab-of-ra-14.hqx   ****Date: 22 Sep 1992 10:39:50 U From: "Rick Holzgrafe" <[e-mail]>Subject: Scarab of RA 1.4 - part 1 o  Internet Mail          Scarab of RA 1.4 - part 1 of 6[Scarab of RA 1.4.sea.hqx.]---Scarab of Ra is one of the classic Macintosh shareware games.You will become a courageous archeologist exploring theinterior of the huge and mysterious Great Pyramid of RA theSun God. Many have entered the Pyramid before you, but nonehave ever returned. Plumb its secrets and become the world'smost celebrated explorer!Scarab of RA features 3-D point-of-view graphics, a richenvironment to explore, and full on-line help and hints. Thecontents and interior mazes of the Great Pyramid are randomlygenerated, so you'll always get a new and different adventureevery time you play.This game has been selected by both MacWorld and MacUsermagazines as one of the finest shareware games available forthe Macintosh. Version 1.4 is fully compatible with System 7and all models of Macintosh that can run System 6.0 or later.-- Rick Holzgrafe   Semicolon Software   [e-mail]---#### BINHEX     shadowgate-solution.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 1 Oct 92 16:32:26 +0100 From: Christian Steffen Ove Franz <[e-mail]>Subject: Shadowgate Solution Below please find the solution to the adventure game 'Shadowgate'.I am not the author.#### BINHEX     sim-bush-12.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Mark Hayes)Date: Thu, 27 Aug 92 12:56:05 -0400 Subject: SimBush 1.2 [PART 1 OF 3] MODERATORS: Please replace SimBush 1.1 with this new revision, 1.2(it's in the games directory). As before, I am submitting the ratherlarge file in 3 parts.EVERYONE ELSE: If you've already got SimBush 1.1, don't botherdownloading this one. The only differences are (1) I edited asample to get rid of a mildly annoying click between words,and (2) I fixed a bug that caused Bush to favor Barbara unfairlyin what should have been a completely random choice of thingsthat he's "in touch with".A binhexed, self-extracting Compact Pro archive. Freeware.----------------------------------------#### BINHEX     sim-piglet-11.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Mark Hayes)Date: Mon, 13 Jul 92 01:25:09 -0400 Subject: SimPiglet 1.1 Version 1.1 of "SimPiglet: The Electronic Potbellied Pig"corrects a problem with the initial version that preventedit from running on Macs without the Apple Sound Chip,and also eliminates a superfluous System 7 dependency.SimPiglet 1.1 should run on ALL Macs, and requires onlySystem 6.0.7.Uploaded as a binhexed Compact Pro self-extracting archive.[MODERATORS PLEASE NOTE: This should replace game/sim-piglet-10.hqx]#### BINHEX     sim-scandal.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Mark Hayes)Date: Mon, 12 Oct 92 20:22:08 -0400Subject: SimScandal: The Software Sex Scandal[MODERATORS: Please archive as /game/sim-scandal-10.hqx]Presenting SimScandal: The Software Sex Scandal, version 1.0An election season special from the people who brought youSimBush: The Digital Candidate, and SimPiglet: The ElectronicPotbellied Pig. Requires System 6.0.7 or later.This shocking computer simulation is based on actualrecordings of a secret erotic liason between PresidentGeorge Bush and an unknown female who is obviously not hiswife.  Unfortunately, the original tapes have mysteriouslydisappeared, so it is history's great fortune that thissimulation is available.  Several distinct phases of theclandestine encounter were documented and programmed intothe simulation. You may select the phase you wish to study>From a menu (it is suggested that you begin at Level 1 andgradually increase the intensity up to Level 5;  you willnote that the President's level of vocal participationis directly proportional to his illicit partner's level ofarousal, and so is most apparent at the highest settings).Anyone who actually takes the time to try this thing out isearnestly requested to drop me a line with reactions,suggestions, etc., at Internet address [e-mail]. Thanks!   Mark Hayes, AuthorP.S. - I'd like to express my thanks once again to the manykind people who sent me mail about my other contributions. Ido hope to be producing a Sim-Vice-Presidential-Debate onceI have the material recorded, and will post it here as soonas it's ready!----------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     slam-dunk-161.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 23 May 92 22:20:55 EST From: "Kirke B. Lawton" <[e-mail]>Subject: Slam Dunk! 1.61 Slam Dunk! 1.61 should replace version 1.60 in the archives as theearlier version would not function properly on 68000 macs.  Thisversion works fine and is System 7 friendly.Notes on Slam Dunk! v1.61: (4/27/92)INTRODUCTIONWelcome to the most realistic basketball simulator ever made!  This programis the culmination of months of work and research, in order to give fans anexciting way to simulate basketball in a way that has never been donebefore.Warning:  This is NOT an arcade type game, where players are controlled bykeystrokes, taking away the true responses of the way the teams playtogether, and the matchups at each position.  The interaction is at acoaching level, where you decide who to substitute at crucial situations,or how to matchup with Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, or Akeem Olajuwon.Just put the players on the floor and watch them play.  In this game,position matchups are very important.  Putting an ace defender on a goodscorer will show results!  Also, like a real game, playing someone out oftheir "true position" may change the game significantly, both from thedefensive and rebounding standpoints.Teams included in this posting:*  Final 4 from 1991 NCAA Tournament (Duke, Kansas, UNLV, and North   Carolina).*  Final 4 from 1992 NCAA Tournament (Duke, Indiana, Michigan, and   Cincinnati).*  Final 4 from 1991 NBA Playoffs (Chicago, Portland, LA, and Detroit).The Author is Pat Halvorsen ([e-mail]); Shareware: $25.#### BINHEX     solarian-ii-104.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Michael D. Esser)Subject: Solarian II 1.04Date: Thu, 28 Mar 91 18:26:08 ESTHere is the latest version of the awesome arcade style game Solarian.This version features completely rewritten sound drivers and someother minor bug fixes.  With the new sound routines and System 6.0.7the program is noticably faster and smoother on a IIsi running Multi-Finder.Runs only on color Macs w/ screen size of at least 640x480 (13 Apple RGB orbigger).NO numeric co-processor required.Enjoy,Michael [e-mail]#### BINHEX     space-invader-102.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 15 Oct 92 00:20:43 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Hui Dong)SpaceInvader! 1.02, compressed and binhexed with Compact Pro 1.33, 440K.Here is a new update of SpaceInvader!, version 1.02. It fixs a minor bugfor large screen monitor users, and adjust a few game parameters. I am going to make this game well supported. For the game players, pleasesupport me with your registration fee, and help me to obtain enoughresource and encouragement for the next game.#### BINHEX     space-tag.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Wile E. Coyote)Subject: SpaceTag.hqx Date: Mon, 1 Jun 92 21:01:59 PDT This is a mac version of the classic arcade game spacewar.  Possibly the onlygame that came before this is pong.  Lately people on comp.system.mac.gameshave been asking for a game like this, so here it is.  The date on it is 1988,but it seems to be fully system 7 compatable.  If your not familiar with spacewar, in this game you control a small ship in a manner similar to Asteroids.  You score points by shooting another ship, and loose points whenever you are hit.  There are options for gravity, friction, wrap aroundwall, wheather shots are effected by gravity, and wheather there is ahyperspace in the middle of the screen.  Unfourtunately, there is no 2 playermode.  It does not explicitly state that it is shareware, but I assume itit.  If it is discovered that this is not shareware, remove it from your archives.  b&w.                                            Darren                                            [e-mail]#### BINHEX     sparkz.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Sparkz game (QIX clone, full color)Date: Thu, 17 Sep 92 0:08:26 CDTAttached is Sparkz(tm), a remake of the arcade classic "Qix".  Thisappears to be a grown-up version of "Squix", another Qix clone.Full color, sound, and plays pretty true to the arcade original. Thanksto Povl Pedersen for passing this my way; now everyone can enjoy it.#### BINHEX     spectre-world-editor-21.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 18 Jan 93 13:07:01 PST From: [e-mail] (John Lindal)Subject: Spectre World Editor 2.1 Spectre World Editor 2.1     Edit the Spectre game grid layout and colors.                             Stone Henge structures confuse the robots!This is the last major release of SWE.  From now on, unless there arebugs, or I find myself with nothing to do (ha!), Spectre Supreme Editorwill take its place!  (And what you can do with that...wow!)John [e-mail]#### BINHEX     stained-glass.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Mark Hayes)Date: Mon, 4 May 92 00:21:54 -0400Subject: Stained Glass, 256-color tile gameStained Glass is a 256-color tile game in which moves are constrainedby the relationships between primary and secondary colors. It is quitelovely to look at, and should be especially enjoyable for folks with aninterest in color theory. Shareware, dowloaded from GEnie.(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     star-runner-12.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 14 Nov 92 17:00:55 -0500 From: Tuan HUYNH <[e-mail]>Subject: StarRunner 1.2 submission Dear moderator,This is release 1.2 of StarRunner "Return To Nemesis".StarRunner "Return To Nemesis" is a fast shareware arcade gamefeaturing fast animation, over 20 different types of aliensand 100 levels. It requires a 68020, works on anyMacintosh screen set to B/W, is both System 6 and 7compatible and 32-bit clean.This release has been partly rewritten and featuresuser-configurable keys, sound toggle, beginner's mode,improved game playing and System 6 compability among otherneat stuff.Please read the 'read-me' file for further details. Suggestionsand comments are welcome at my Internet E-mail address:[e-mail]!-Tuan______________________________________________________________________________Tuan Huynh          ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| McGill University, [e-mail] ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| School Of Computer Science#### BINHEX     stocks-20.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Bret Olmsted)Date: Sat, 16 Jan 93 19:38:18 -0800 Subject: Stock Game This is version 2.0 of the FreeWare game Stocks!. This game is a stock market game. It features thirty stocks from which the user can make his/her fortune. It has several options from which the user can display the stock prices graphically.In future versions I have plans to do point & figure chartsand also moving averages.                             Bret Olmsted                             [e-mail]#### BINHEX     storm-levels-by-yaryan.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 25 Nov 1992 15:50:08 GMT From: Juri Munkki <[e-mail]>These STORM levels were done by Chris E. Yaryan from BMUG. Hesent them to me and asked me to submit them to the archives.Use ResEdit to copy these resources and paste them into the0.9B1 application. The new levels will not work with the versionof STORM that is available in source code form from ics.uci.edu.    Juri Munkki    [e-mail]#### BINHEX     strip-mac-211.hqx   ****        Date: 08 Mar 1993 13:14:05 +0800 From: [e-mail]: Strip-Mac! v2.1.1 -- adult party game Sender: TIM NORTH <[e-mail]>To: [e-mail]-Id: <[e-mail]> X-Envelope-To: [e-mail] X-Vms-To: IN::"[e-mail]" Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7BIT Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Sun, 7 Mar 1993 21:26:41 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>Strip-Mac! is a risque, computer-moderated card game for adults. Briefly, the game plays as follows. Players take turns in drawing a playing card from the deck. If a player fails to turn up an appropriate card then s/he must choose between options that include:    (a)  removing a piece of clothing;    (b)  taking a 'punishment'; and     (c)  purchasing a 'reward'.  Play continues until one or all players are naked. What happens next is up to you.  :-)Version 2.1.1 fixes a bug in 2.1. Details in the 'Read me' file.Tim North.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------    _--_|\      | Dept Computer Engineering, Curtin University of Technology   /      \     | Perth. Western Australia. 6102.      Phone: [phone]-->\_.--._/     | Internet: [e-mail]  FAX:   [phone]         v      |-------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     susan-20.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 18 Dec 92 05:19:49 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Tao R or Stephen L)Subject: Upload SUSAN 2.0 - from [e-mail] - .cpt formatBoard game with AI that LEARNS!SUSAN is a quick and subtle game for two players.  This is theoriginal board game with a new computer opponent that LEARNS byplaying, so it's always near your skill level.  And it makesintelligence files that you can share with your friends.  SUSAN 2.0is Copyright 1992 by Stephen Linhart, and is Freeware.  It runs incolor or B&W, and will use SUSAN Colors or SUSAN Colors #2 if youhave them.Needs System 6.0.2 or newer, including System 7.#### BINHEX     susan-colors-set-2.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 18 Dec 92 05:19:28 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Tao R or Stephen L)Subject: Upload SUSAN Colors #2 - from [e-mail] - .cpt formatWildly colorful graphics for SUSAN!This file contains wildly colorful new graphics for the game SUSAN.These are great graphics for folks who are looking for excitementand stimulation.  If you want a more subdued look, try the originalSUSAN Colors.  SUSAN Colors #2 is Copyright 1992 by Stephen Linhart,and is Freeware.  Requires SUSAN, 640K available, and color orgrayscale display.#### BINHEX     susan-colors-smaller.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 18 Dec 92 05:18:56 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Tao R or Stephen L)Subject: Upload SUSAN Colors - from [e-mail] - .cpt formatSubdued, elegant graphics for SUSAN!This file contains the original SUSAN Colors graphics in a newsmaller package.  These are great graphics for folks who wanta subdued, elegant look for SUSAN.  If you want excitement andstimulation, try SUSAN Colors #2.  SUSAN Colors is Copyright1992 by Stephen Linhart, and is Freeware.  Requires SUSAN, 640Kavailable, and color or grayscale display.#### BINHEX     susan-smart-file.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 18 Dec 92 05:16:12 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Tao R or Stephen L)Subject: Upload Smart File - from [e-mail] - .cpt formatA strong intelligence file for SUSANThis is an intelligence file for SUSAN that I've been trainingfor a while.  I made it as an example for folks who want toplay against a strong opponent.  SUSAN 2.0 is required.#### BINHEX     tac-tickle-104.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 5 Oct 92 20:00:03 PDT From: [e-mail] (John Lindal)Subject: TacTickle 1.0.4 TacTickle 1.0.4             Strategy board game where two players moves their                            pieces around on a grid.  The first player to                            align the correct number of pieces wins.                            There is usually a severe space shortage, however,                            so you keep getting in eachother's way!Now Quadra 040 cache compatible.John [e-mail]#### BINHEX     tangram-313.hqx   ****Date: 28 Nov 1992 13:31:46 -0400 (EDT) From: [e-mail]: Tangram 3.13C - bug fixed animation version     Here is bug fixed animated version of Tangram, Tangram Tips and More puzzle file. This version should work on any Macs under system 6 or system 7 with 32-bit on and off.    Tangram is an ancient Oriental toy which has 7 pieces, 5 triangles in different size, 1 square and 1 diamond. The objective of this game is to form a given shape using all 7 pieces.    Thousands of shapes can be made by moving simple shaped pieces around. This puzzle game is specially great for children to practice matching skill. You may think this is only children's game, but you will find it challenging once you try it.    Registered version has lots of features including editor, help and hundreds of puzzles. You can create your own puzzles with editor.#### BINHEX     tank-wars.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1993 18:11:03 +0600 From: [e-mail]: an updated version of Tank Wars         This is a newer and very much improved version of Tank Wars withall of its reported bugs removed.  This program was checked withDisinfectant 2.9, and compacted with Compact Pro 1.33 before it was sent. The READ ME file attacked with this application, explains all.  Place thisfile in the 'GAME' directory.  -Thank you                                                                                                        Sincerely Yours,                                                                                                    Richard Ballantyne#### BINHEX     tetix.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 7 Oct 92 03:30:30 MDT From: [e-mail] (Kalisto Sanchez)AGGGGHH!, yes, another like tetris game!This is a liketetrisgame, but with a few variationsWhen you advance a level a nice girl are displayedmotiving you to finally end the game.This game is only B&W, a color version can appears later.Run in all systems, and in all kind of macs (i think...)This game as been developed in Zaragoza (also the beyondjuslibol)If you have some problem, suggestion or anyother send a mailto:   [e-mail] the game!!..Please put it in  info-mac/game/tetix.sit.hqx#### BINHEX     tetris-2000-15.hqx   ****Date: 07 Mar 1993 21:53:08 -0400 (EDT) From: Edvin Aldrian <[e-mail]>Subject: TETRIS-2000-15.hqx Dear Mr. Administrator,I submit Tetris 2000 v 1.5.PLEASE DELETE FILE "TETRIS-2000-14.HQX"=======================================and put this file.Tetris 2000 v 1.4 is the new modified version.Several modification includes :- the use of offscreen drawing makes the window moveable.- user can perform background tasks.- switching between Tetris and any background window is possible   thus allowing user to take a rest while playing a game or take a   rest from any application by playing the game. Tetris 2000 v 1.5 fixes the display problem, now Tetris will run well ondisplay with any pixel depth. so far the game has been tested on Mac LC, SI and Quadra 700 withcolor monitor (8 bits) and system 7.0 and above. Any use out of thatconfiguration such as black and white monitor is not guaranted. User may usesystem 6.0.7 or above. The screen configuration is 12 inch RGB color or above. If you like this game, please send me a postcard.This game is a shareware and free but if you wish to include this game to anyother product please inform me. PLEASE INCLUDE THIS FILE FOR EVERY DISTRIBUTION. The source code is available on Think C 5.0, and it cost $10.  Enjoy it. Edvin Aldrian39 Myrtle Ave, 3rd floorHamilton [e-mail]****************************cut here**************************#### BINHEX     tetris-max-12.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: tetris-max-12.hqx Date: Mon, 04 Jan 93 21:08:19 EST Changes in version 1.2:* Increased number of high scores to 25* Made it easier to "slide" pieces after they land* Added more sounds* Bug maintenance------------------------------------------------------------Changes in version 1.1:* Fixed a bug that caused problems with the sound under system 6* Changed to a more interesting scoring system* Added more sounds* Increased the dropping speed of blocks* Added ability to start the game at an arbitrary level* Control keys can be modified* Better support for different monitor depths* Other minor fixes------------------------------------------------------------Tetris Max is a colorful version of classic Tetris. It features cool-looking 256 color pieces, a music soundtrack that plays while the game is in progress, and fun sound effects (advancing to the next level is announced by a loud "moo.") The game works on all color Macs with a 12 inch or larger monitor, under system 6 or 7. Tetris Max is free. You are welcome to contact me if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions about the game.  Steve Chamberlin500 Memorial DriveCambridge, MA 02139 internet: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     the-orbs.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 9 Aug 92 11:05:35 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Liam Breck)Subject: submission of the-orbs to game archives This strange and wonderful desk accessory is like a cross betweena 3-D gravitational simulation and frenetic Macintosh pets.  The Orbsis Copyright 1992 by Stephen Linhart.  This version (1.0) is Freeware.It runs on any Macintosh.You can send questions and comments to Stephen on GEnie (see theReadMe) or to his friend Liam on Internet: [e-mail].(The Internet address is not in the ReadMe file, so make a note of itbefore you toss this .hqx file.)#### BINHEX     thieves-tools-10.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 03 Oct 92 00:47:19 EDT From: Adam Miller <[e-mail]>Subject: Thieves' Tools Thieves' Tools 1.0(This should be placed in the games folder.)This is a set of two evil utilities for cheating on games in general, Cheat andSure Thing.  Cheat has been released before, but this version, 2.0, works underMultifinder and System 7.  This desk accessory allows you to change your score,your lives, your position -- whatever -- in ANY game (although some don't work).Sure Thing has not been released before.  This Control Panel device messesaround with the computer's standard random function, allowing you to do thingslike stopping enemies from firing at you, or getting the same piece on Tetrisevery time.  These two utilities allow you to cheat in almost any game.#### BINHEX     tracon-ii-10.hqx   ****Date: Friday, 5 Feb 1993 23:30:44 EST From: "Jeffrey N. Fritz" <[e-mail]>Subject: * TRACON II Pittsburgh Sector (Bill--I will upload the binary by separate FTP [e-mail]).Pittsburgh SectorVersion 1.0For TRACON II Macc 1993 By Jeffrey FritzTRACON (Terminal Radar Approach CONtrol) is a simulation from WessonInternational.  TRACON simulates the pressures and panics that thenation's air traffic controllers undergo as part of their every day work.The TRACON folks are responsible for guiding private and commercialaircraft departures and approaches.  They also control low level (up to12,000 foot over-flights).  This is a serious and busy business.  TRACONII comes with six sectors for Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle,Chicago, Miami and Boston.  As if that wasn't enough, I created a sectorfor the Pittsburgh area.Installation and Getting StartedThis sector is designed to be used with TRACON II (version 2.0.3).  Itmay work with earlier versions and, then again, it may not.  If youalready own TRACON II, simply place the PIT.SEC and PIT.SND sectors inthe Support Files folder.  Start TRACON II and select New Scenario fromthe File Menu.  Then select the pit sector and click on Begin.  ThePittsburgh sector will come up on the radar screen.If you don't own TRACON, these files won't help you much.  Order TRACONII Mac from Wesson International {[phone]}.  You won't regret it.While you're in the neighborhood, tell Wesson how much you want new Macsimulations.  They are primarily a PC developer and need to betterappreciate the importance of the Macintosh market.Please see the read me file for more information on the TRACON IIPittsburgh sector.This sector was created for my enjoyment.  It took me many hard hours andmuch sweat to get right (well, nearly right).  The good news is that theTRACON Pittsburgh sector is yours for free.I hope you enjoy the Pittsburgh sector as much as I do.  You can postthis wherever you like.  I only ask that you distribute the files withthe read me file.Of course, I do not assume any responsibility for accuracy (as if youcouldn't tell) or anything else for that matter.  Happy controlling! 6-Feb-93  9:28:21-GMT,121546;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA15127; Sat, 6 Feb 93 01:28:13 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA27951; Sat, 6 Feb 93 01:28:12 PSTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from Forsythe.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id        AA13321; Fri, 5 Feb 93 20:57:58 PST Message-Id: <[e-mail]> Received: by Forsythe.Stanford.EDU; Fri, 5 Feb 93 20:58:14 PST Received: from WVNVM.WVNET.EDU (JFRITZ) by WVNVM.WVNET.EDU (Mailer R2.08)        with BSMTP id 7954; Fri, 05 Feb 93 23:54:32 EST Date: Friday, 5 Feb 1993 23:54:24 EST From: "Jeffrey N. Fritz" <[e-mail]>To: "Moderators" <[e-mail]>Subject: * TRACON II Pittsburgh Sector (Part II) Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Sat, 6 Feb 1993 1:28:11 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>(Bill -- Appologies for uploading this in two sections. I alreadysent the info on these files. Here's the binary {binhexed Stuffitfile} Jeff)#### BINHEX     tron-40.hqx   ****From: Andrea Pellizzon 280679/sm <[e-mail]>Subject: Tron 4.0 Date: Wed, 24 Feb 93 18:10:08 MET Game: Tron 4.0.This file contains the demo version of the network (Appletalk)game Tron. The program doesn't support sounds and the messagemanager.This program is $10 SHAREWARE.See the About and Info menu formore informations.Enjoy yourself !     Andrea Pellizzon     (E-Mail Address: [e-mail])To moderators:Please post this file into info-mac/game directory.#### BINHEX     umoria-55.hqx   ****Date: 04 Sep 1992 11:29:13 +1200 From: [e-mail] (Richard Knuckey)Subject: game/PXMoria1.0.cpt.hqx Purple X's Moria for the Macintosh v1.0. (UMoria 5.5.0)A Single Player Dungeon Simulation Game by Robert Alan Koeneke and James Wilson. Macintosh port by Richard Knuckey ([e-mail])This  is the the second major release of my port of Moria. New features in this version over v1.0b2 include patches to bring the game up to UMoria 5.5.0 from 5.4.0, a few misfeatures fixed, a few down-right bugs fixed and more menu items actually do something. For more details see the Read Me.Included is a Manual by Jim Wilson and a literary transcript of a game by David Grabiner. Source code for UMoria is avaliable via FTP and was recently posted to comp.sources.games. Source incorperating this port, the colour code and the Archimedes port will be avaliable soon.Moria may be copied and modified freely,  but  may not be sold or marketed IN ANY FORM without the permission and written consent of  the  authors  Robert  Alan Koeneke  and James E. Wilson.  We retain all copyrights to this program, in either  the  original  or  modified forms,  and  no  violation,  deletion, or change of the copyright notice is allowed.  Furthermore, we will have no liability or responsibility to any user with respect to loss or damage caused directly or indirectly by this program.#### BINHEX     uninvited-solution.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 1 Oct 92 16:31:21 +0100 From: Christian Steffen Ove Franz <[e-mail]>Subject: Uninvited Solution Below please find the solution to the adventure game 'Uninvited'.I am not the author.#### BINHEX     victoire-101.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 15 Sep 92 13:44:08 EDT From: [e-mail] (Nick B Triantos)Subject: Victoire 1.01.sit.hqx Enclosed is Victoire 1.01, a Control Panel for standardizing ways to "cheat"in many of the more popular commercial games.  Drop it in the Control Panelsfolder or System Folder, reboot, configure it from the Control Panel, and play your games.  Cheats are included for Solarian II, Hellcats, Prince ofPersia, and others.  I am NOT the author, and have nothing to do with thecompany that has made Victoire.  I just downloaded it from America On-Line,and decided to pass it along to the net.Shareware, $15.-Nick Triantos#### BINHEX     video-poker-not.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 13 Oct 92 14:01:45 PDT From: [e-mail] (Gary Sager)Subject: Video Poker ... NOT! version 1.1 Video Poker ... NOT!  Version 1.1It may look like Video Poker, but it's not. If you like to win, VPN letsyou cheat. If you like to understand, VPN provides tools. If VPN doesnot convince you to stop playing Video Poker, it may make you a betterplayer.  Features of VPN include:    1. strength analyses help understand probabilities.    2. fast advice heuristics tell the best way to play a hand.    3. play two hands at once to compare strategies.    4. set up hands to study specfic situations.    5. change pay outs to study their effect on strategy.    6. better than average card graphics, with some surprises.VPN should run on any 68020 or higher Mac with System 6.0.7 or later.Card displays look best on a color monitor.VPN is shareware.  Copyright 1992, Gary R. Sager; All Rights Reserved.See the enclosed ReadMeFirst file for details.Gary Sager,  CompuServe: 75270,1453InterNet: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     warlords-113-updater.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 25 Aug 92 13:07:39 -0700 From: Maurice Sharp <[e-mail]>Subject: Warlords updater hqx Hiya,Here is an updater for the game Warlords by SSG. The updater takes thegame to 1.1.3 from 1.* or 1.1.*. It fixes several bugs that can causecrashes.I am posting this for SSG and am not affiliated with them in any way exceptas a happy customer.maurice----------- cut here ----------------------- and here too :-) -------------#### BINHEX     windows-3.hqx   ****Date:     Sun, 6 Sep 92  12:12 BSTFrom: RICHARD LIM <[e-mail]>Subject:  Replacement for /game/Windows3So sorry Bill, the previous upload may have gone awry.  When I downloadedthe file I got a self-extracting archive as expected, but it wouldn't openbecause of an error of type -39 (end of file!), this despite my havingtested everything before the original upload.  I hope this replacementworks - maybe you could test it if you're not too snowed under?The author's source code is included, as I omitted to say last time.Hopefully I don't have to resubmit my blurb!Once again, sorry for the inconvenience caused.  If these errors happenquite frequently and you have some idea why, let us know and I'll watchout for these in future.#### BINHEX     zork-27m.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 8 Jul 91 21:00:16 PDTFrom: [e-mail] (Meathead)Subject: New Version of ZorkDear Moderators of Sumex Macintosh Archive:This program is Zork 2.7M should completely replace the previous version ofZork uploaded by Anthony C. Ard ([e-mail])That first program was found to have serious problems on 68000 Macs, althoughit worked great on 68020's & 68030's.I am deeply sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.Zork for the Macintosh 2.7M---------------------------First, to all of you out there who downloaded the first version of thisprogram. SORRY! That version is not compatible with 68000 Macs (i.e. Plus,Classic, SE). It does, however, work fine on all the others.Well, this version corrects that problem and now Zork really should work onall Macs.Once again, very sorry!Version 2.7M also adds balloon help for use with System 7.0. The reason theversion number has changed so radically is that I decided that it shouldreflect the current Unix version number (which is 2.7A). The M stands forMacintosh.My Unix account is temporarily down so I am using a friend's account to postthis. For the time being address all e-mail coorespondence [e-mail] sure you mention my name (Anthony C. Ard) or "Zork" in the subject line.Abstracts of recent files as of Thu Apr  1 02:15:08 PST 1993#### INFO-MAC   digest/im/infomacv11-069.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Murph's VAPORWARE Column for April 1993      [*] TidBITS#170/29-Mar-93      19" monitor compatibility with Quadra 800 video (Q)      8mm Internal Tape drives for Quadra      Abaton Interfax modem: fax drivers for system 7      all you ever wanted to know about aliases (Q)      Apple // to Mac (A)      Apple II to Macintosh      Apple LaserWriter 300/310 mysteries      Bill Gates Does Windows      Bill Gates Does Windows (A)      CDROM for both Mac and PC      ClarisWorks Version 2.0 (A)      Column edit for BBEdit      DEC PathWorks (Q)      Diff Utility      E-mail on VM/CMS      Ergonomic keyboards      Ethernet node address on Quadra (A)      Ethernet node address on Quadra 700? (A)      Fetch Shortcuts saved in Prefs file      Form making program (Q)      Funky keyboard-thanks!      I can't view some JPEG images recently downloaded      Is processor speed related to downloading speed?      John Thoo's simple request for uploaders      Keyboard lock-ups      LanRover/E log parsing programs (Q)      Locked TeachText files (thanks & another Q))      MetaFont for the Mac      new trouble with Speedometer and Easy View      partitioning w/ Apple HD SC Setup (C)      PB modem connection in other countries      peripheral problems (flame)      PowerBook screen with blinking pixels      Print PostScript files on TI PS17?      PrintSpoolers - any helpful ones?      QuickTime and XWindows      Recycled Toner Cartridges      Scott Johnson's Speed Message II (Q)      showing characters...(A)      sidegrade from OmniPage      Skipping mouse      SPYGLASS TRANSFORM 2.0      startup screen randomizer (Q)      Sys7 customized icons      TAR for Macintosh...the definitive answer...      TAR utility for Mac (A)      TAR utility for Mac?      Text Processors (C)      TFTP Client Application for Mac.      Version 2.0 of ClarisWorks ?????      Write protected Teach Text Files? (A)      X server software#### TIDBITS    digest/tb/tidbits-170.etx   ****Topics:    MailBITS/29-Mar-93    TwoBITS/29-Mar-93    Apple Internet Router Upgrade    Nisus Terminology    Virtual Sex?    Apple Workgroup Servers    BCS Internet SIG    A Tale of Two Cities    Crash DTP Survival Course    Reviews/29-Mar-93 #### TEXT       digest/vapor/vaporware-93-04.txt   ****                              VAPORWARE                            Murphy Sewall                    From the April 1993 APPLE PULP           H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford) News Letter                              $24/year                           P.O. Box 380027                        East Hartford, CT 06138-0027                 Call the "Bit Bucket" [phone]      Permission granted to redistribute with the above citation ** SPECIAL NOTICE **As announced last month, this column which ends nine years, will be myfinal one.  I'd like to acknowledge the many kind messages I've receivedin the past month.  Even though I haven't had time to answer each oneindividually, I really appreciate the support.  I'd particularly like tothank the relatives of beta testers, former employees of developers, andoccasional honest-to-goodness insiders who've been kind enough to passme a scoop or two.  Being able to accurately describe the LC III a monthbefore MacWeek was particularly satisfying.  Several people have askedwhether it would be possible to find someone to continue the column.#### INFO-MAC   digest/im/infomacv11-068.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Apple Original Pict      [*] AppleTalkOn Extension      [*] auspice-25.hqx      [*] betapeede.cpt.hqx - Centipede clone      [*] PCalc 1.0.2      [*] Pict of Duo      [*] pinochle.hqx      [*] Right On Time 2.0      [*] Splitter3.0.cpt.hqx      [*] System 7 Companion Pack! 2.0.      ! Sticky Mouse Problem info      "Hardware-Handshaking" Modem Cable      (Q) Bitmap Font Editors      (R) "Hardware-Handshaking" Modem Cable      2 Print PostScript files on TI PS17? (A)      33MHz MacIISi Seems To Work!      aliases (revisited)      Apple // to MAC      AppleEvents      ARA CCL File for Multitech 224E?      Armenian fonts?      a simple request for uploaders (C)      Atari Emulator wanted & Gopher Unix client needed      bad startup screen      BBEdit, large files, and a retraction (C)      Bill Gates Does Windows      Bioacoustics analysis on the Mac      Can localisation prevent US software being used in Europe?      Can localisation prevent US software being used in Europe? (A)      Can localisation prevent US software being used in Europe? (C)      CDROM for both Mac and PC      Chinese SW (Q)      Connecting to Network at Startup      Damn all MUD players!      Deleting invisible files      DirectTeX (MPW TeX etc. for the Mac)      Display of DXF files      Ethernet node address on Quadra 700?      Fetch, Opening from prefs file      Font utility      Forced-exit in System 7      FrameMaker and MacLinkPlus (A)      FutureBasic Offer for academics      Help in Italy      Help needed from Okidata Laserline 6 users/owners      Hiding LaserWriter      How to make robotic voice? (Q)      Info-Mac Digest V11 #67      Info-Mac V11 #67  system 7 bug fix      Internal SCSI HD for LWPro630?      Large Files in Nisus      Large Text Filesw      LaserWRiter Drum Scratch (A)      Launching utilities + Stat software      looking for Forth compiler for Mac      LWPro emulation-sw (R), IIg on novell (Q)      Macs and Internet email      MacTCP      Math Programs (Q)      MatLAB ver 4.0 (Q)      mode32 (q)      Need More Speed on Quadra 950      Networking for Seniors      Neural Networks (Q)      New products--when?      paint jet printers and macIIvx      partitioning w/ Apple HD SC Setup (Q)      Phone Number to order WriteMove II      Photohop won't open some jpeg files (A)      Powerbook 140 Screen Problem - a Solution!      PowerLock author address correction      Recycled Cartridges      Report Generator for FoxBase+      Shareware Database Program      Slide-show viewer for GIFs? (C)      SoftwareFPU 2.41      Solution to "Drag-n-Drop" desktop clutter      Someone killed the Dog...      StyleWriter II and On Location conflict      System 7.1 Monitor CP Problem      TAR utility for Mac?      TAR utility for Mac? (R)      Text processor (C)      Using Other SCSI Drives      uupc for the Mac      Version 2.0 of ClarisWorks ?????      What is thick Ethernet (R)      What is thick Ethernet?      Where is GUSI?      Which Modem to choose? (Q)      Whither a telephone font      Why macapp slow      Word 5 problem      Write protected Teach Text Files? (Q)      XWindo graphics conversions and Software Locking...#### BINHEX     app/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     art/duo-pict.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 25 Mar 93 22:16:09 CST From: Troy D Evans (SESInc)876-2291 <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Pict of Duo I have no idea where I got this pict of an open duo.  It is saved in Photoshop pict.  Even though it is B/W, I am sure you will enjoy checking it out.TroyE#### BINHEX     art/original-apple.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 25 Mar 93 22:08:47 CST From: Troy D Evans (SESInc)876-2291 <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Apple Original Pict nal Apple is sitting at the Smithsonian.  Dave was kind enough to scan this in and save in Photoshop Pict. I hope you enjoy it.TroyE#### BINHEX     game/pinochle.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 25 Mar 93 14:22:03 -0500 From: Eric Conger - Virex Developer <[e-mail]>Moderator:     Here is the latest COLOR version of the card game Pinochle (thisis a double-deck version).  Besides color, this version includes manymore user selectable options and better bidding.     Registered users have already received a free update, but thisversion has a little more pollish than the one they got.--Thanks#### BINHEX     demo/right-on-time-20.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     util/apple-talk-on.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 25 Mar 93 12:07:34 -0800 From: Jon Pugh <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] AppleTalkOn Extension Here is a companion to my ToggleAT FKEY for PowerBooks (and other machines).It is called AppleTalkOn and it is an appe (background application or application extension) that runs all the time.  It snarfs very little CPUtime and about 20K of memory.  It basically does nothing except at shutdownand launch.  At shutdown it records the state of AppleTalk, turns it onand then quits.  When it starts back up on the next boot, it turns AppleTalkback off if it was off when it quit and then goes to sleep.  Not too trickybut it manages to keep AppleTalk loaded into memory, and that's its majorgoal.There are some minor caveats and side effects.  Most notably, if you haveFile Sharing turned on then it will start up before the machine will restart.This is bogus but I haven't felt the need to come up with a workaround.  Anything I did do would involve taking control of File Sharing and I amhesitant to do that.  You will notice that your machine won't restart if youare suffering from this problem.  Also, this will not work if you crash,but AppleTalkOn will turn AT on, regardless, next time it boots and/or restarts.Anyhow, it's a hack and its free.  It's also available on ftp.apple.com in/pub/pugh.Jon#### BINHEX     art/doppeltorso-mit-haken.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 25 Mar 1993 11:36:42 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Ken B Kirksey)Subject: Giger - Doppeltoro Mit Haken Doppeltorso Mit Hakenby H.R. GigerWork No. 205 The accompanying PICT file is a 640x480 16-bit color scan of the above namedwork, suitable for using as a background screen on a 13" or 14" monitor.  Thescreen looks fantubulous when you set your screen depth to 16 bits, but it looksfine in 8-bit color or 8-bit greyscale.#### BINHEX     game/mayhem.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Derek Bosch)Subject: Mayhem.cpt.hqx Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1993 08:23:06 -0800 (PST) (a shareware adaptation of the old Apple II game, Crush Crumble & Chomp)#### BINHEX     app/auspice-301.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Info-Mac Moderator)Date: Thu, 25 Mar 1993 7:15:49 PSTAUSPICE Version 3.0.1Auspice is a reminder system which will automatically remind you of eventsat any time the Auspice program is running, even if it is in the"background" while you are using another application.  Normally you willmake Auspice a "startup" application (see below) allowing it toautomatically start and run all of the time your Mac is running.Developed by Wayne K. Meyers, 1283 Mary Lee Way, San Jose, CA 95118.[phone] or (infrequently) CompuServe 70771,3574.  The Internetaddress is 70771,[e-mail].  Auspice was developed for my ownuse and as an exercise in Macintosh C programming (Symantec's THINK C isoutstanding!). Auspice is free and you are welcome to distribute copies.If you find it useful or if you find an annoying creature or feature, letme know.New features in version 3.0.1:•  Version 3.0.1 is a major rewrite eliminating the Auspice init andallowing each Auspice reminder to be displayed at a specific time ratherthan just at startup as in previous versions.  This requires the use ofMultiFinder with System 6 or the use  of System 7.•  Custom Holidays  you can now add "custom holidays" for holidaysoutside of the USA or to display additional holidays, anniversaries etc.The standard USA holidays can be turned on or off.  The holidays arestored in the Auspice Preferences file along with other preferenceinformation.•  There is now an option to automatically save (write to disk) afterevery change to a reminder.•  Auspice can now be "iconized", closing all open windows and displayingone small window.  It can be "deiconized" by clicking on the small iconwindow.•  Improved the reminder entry dialog, allowing better use of "tab" tomove to next field, "shift tab" to move backwards, and "up" and "down"arrow keys to change dates and times.•  A ØFindæ feature was added to allow searching for a reminder containinga specified message, date, or time or portion thereof.•  An ØExportæ feature was added to allow all reminders to be copied to atext file.  This was added primarily to allow the reminders to be printedfrom the exported text file since Auspice does not yet have printingcapability.New features in version 3.0:•  This version, with extremely limited release, contains a bug in the popup memos.New features in version 2.6:•  Weekday names and month names now obtained from System resource to getthe names in correct language if a non USA System is in use.•  New international version created with Netherlands holidays.New features in version 2.5:•  An option to have the Auspice Init automatically write a record of eachreminder issued.  This record is written into a TEXT file.  The TEXT fileis selected via the "History" menu item in the Auspice application.New features in version 2.4:•  An option to have the Auspice application access data files other thanthe primary data file located in the startup System folder.  This wasprimarily designed to allow access across a network to see the calendarsof others in a workgroup.•  Automatic handling of international dates in Day/Month/Year order ifappropriate for the country.•  New international version created with New Zealand holidays.New features in version 2.1:• Added a "Calendar" window to display calendar for selected month/yearand to show the number of warnings and events scheduled for each date.#### BINHEX     util/splitter-30.hqx   ****From: "J. Taggart Gorman" <[e-mail]>Subject: Splitter3.0.cpt.hqx Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1993 23:58:07 -0700 (MST)   (This file replaces /util/splitter-20.hqx)  Splitter 3.0 is the latest in a line of programs that allow me to avoidresponsibilty.  Splitter allows one to split data forks of files (ie., text files) intosegments of a size selected by the user, or segments that fill disks (newin v3.0).  Spiltter works under System 6.0.5+ and 7.0+.  System 7 allows users tospilt files by dropping the text file on Splitter's icon.#### BINHEX     util/system-seven-companion-pack-20.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 23 Mar 93 10:36 EDT From: [e-mail]: System 7 Companion Pack! 2.0. The System 7 Companion Pack!  2.0 contains six great utilities for System 7.1. QuickFinder - Mini-Finder and application launcher that lets you rename, copy, move, and get information about files. You can launch applications by simply double-clicking on a scrolling application list. And with the new RAdd All AppsS button, you 2. FKEY Master - Innovative program that lets you manage your FKEYs. You'll be able to easily install and remove FKEY's in your System file.3. SuperFind - A universal find and replace command for your Finder. You specify search criteria (name, type, and/or creator) and SuperFind will change all such files to the type, creator, and/or name that you request.4. Alias ---> Apple Menu - Simply drag and drop a file on top of the Alias ---> Apple Menu icon and an alias to the file will be put into the Apple Menu Items folder. From now on, you'll be able to access that file from the Apple Menu!5. MultiAlias - Simply drag and drop one or more files on top of the MultiAlias icon. MultiAlias will then make aliases with the names and locations you provide. 6. SuperAlias - Drag and drop one or more application files on top of the SuperAlias file. SuperAlias will then create a "SuperAlias" file. SuperAlias files contain more than one application. When opened from the Finder, SuperAlias files can launch sev#### INFO-MAC   digest/im/infomacv11-067.txt   ****Today's Topics:      "Hardware-Handshaking" Modem Cable      2 Print PostScript files on TI PS17?      3D dataset wanted (Q)      Aliases--OOPS      all you ever wanted to know about aliases (R)      ARA & modems (Q)      ARA Script sought      Bug-fix for System 7.1      Can localisation prevent US software being used in Europe? (Q)      Canon color printer problem      Cartridge mounting problems      Centris 610 & FPU      Color PowerBook(A) {I think}      C Programming on Macs (R)      DecNet & System 7.1 & Quadras... 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(Q)      Printing Problems under System 7      Problems with Word 5.1 (A)      programmer's button restart in System 7      question submission      Reading e-mail at home (2 msgs)      Recycled Laser Printer Cartridges (R)      Recycled Toner Cartridges      SAM in the lab      SIMM socket in my Centris 650 (Q)      Slide-show viewer for GIFs?      slide making hardware      StuffIt Expander      System Software Memory Allocation Creeping Up (Q)      TAR utility for Mac?      tax rates      Text Processors      Typing tutor for kids (Q)      Under what rock?      Voice Nav & Dragon Dictate      What do I do with a TeX file?      What is thick Ethernet?      X Terminal software Demo?      Zapped PRAM has screwed up StartUpScreen (Q)#### INFO-MAC   digest/im/infomacv11-066.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] abalone-11b1.hqx      [*] AlphaTrecker 2.0      [*] axo-calculator-11.hqx      [*] BabyLabyrinth1.0.1      [*] Calculator II 1.1.0      [*] Centris Ethernet Report      [*] DiskDup+ / new version: 2.21      [*] Family Tree Software Report      [*] Fox QuickTime      [*] Fox XCMD/XFCN's      [*] getting .z files and nixpub long list (01/23/93) submission      [*] Here's a program to be put up on yoru FTP site...      [*] inexpensive-midi-resource.txt (Mac-MIDI report)      [*] LaunchPad 2.0.2      [*] mac-change.hqx      [*] MacMud 3.2 (comp)      [*] MacSharewareCatalog - March Issue      [*] magellan_venus.hqx      [*] modernism.sit.hqx      [*] Moon.cpt.hqx - Defender clone      [*] MST3Kicons      [*] Open Spaces 1.2      [*] Personal references stack      [*] Print To QuickTime 2.0      [*] QuarkExpress PDFs for QMS printers      [*] Rob's eyes PICS file      [*] Rob's spin PICS file      [*] Sept. 92 Mac Tips & Tricks      [*] SoftwareFPU 2.41      [*] studly-prez-and-vice.hqx      [*] tele-finder-302-updater      [*] Tiny Saver 2.0b5      [*] Viet-Tang Fonts.cpt.hqx      (Q) 80Mb Hard Drive Probs...      (Q) menu item bug      35mm Colour Slide Makers      [ANS] Ethernet Cards for the IIci [Q]      All you ever wanted to know about aliases....      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(Q)      icon lock and resize (A)      icon lock and resize (R)      Info-Mac Digest V11 #65 (2 msgs)      InfoWorld Mac Bashing      Large text files (C)      Laser Printers      Laserwriter drum scratch      mac draw pro on pb      MacsBug ate my Math Functions      MacWrite Pro (?)      mailing lists (Q)      More for Mac?      New IIvx      New Word Game      PB 180c?      Pgmkr & LPII printing wacky      Photoshop won't open some JPEG files      printing postscript files on a laserwriter? (Q)      Problems with Word 5.1.      Quadra 800/950      Recycled laser toner cartridges      Remembering Position in File Dialogs      SE/30 Color & Accell.      soldering 68882 to LCII motherboard      StuffIt Expander (Q)      supress header      SWII and 32 bit-quickdraw      SYSTEM 6.08L      The System 7 Wish List (C)      Turbo-Gophering Info-Mac (Q)      Typing Tutors (A)      underground newspaper      WordFinder fix for 4.0 (R)      X Terminal software Demo?#### BINHEX     source/c/mac-mud-32.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 26 Mar 1993 17:56:39 -0800From: [e-mail] (Mimir Reynisson)Subject: MacMud 3.2 source codeHere is the source code for MacMud 3.2. A multi-user text basedadventure game interpreter. See /info-mac/games/MacMud3.2.sea.hqxfor details.------------------------------------------------------------------------------Mimir Reynisson                Email: [e-mail] of Psychology                 [e-mail] of Amsterdam               [e-mail] 151018 WB Amsterdam                     Tel: [phone]The Netherlands                       Fax: [phone]#### BINHEX     art/qt/rtrace.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 25 Mar 93 20:23:26 ESTFrom: Thede C. Loder <[e-mail]>Subject: rtrace-movies.hqx    These quicktime movies were created using RTrace1.0, by Antonio Costa, Reid Judd, and Greg Farrar.  The "demo" movie was created using the demo scene that comes with RTrace.The eye moves around the scene in a circular path of radius 25, at a height of 25 over the scene.  Both 8 bit and 24 bit movies are included, each at 15 frames per sec.  It took about 3 hoursto generate all 150 frames needed on a IIfx.  Note: allincluded movies require at least Quicktime 1.5.    The "swoop" movies used a scene file that I set up after learning how to write the scene info in the .sffformat (simple file format).  A quick how-to is provided in the RTrace documentation.  Also 150 images, these moviesuse parametric equations to describe the eye motion.  Included again are 8 bit and 24 bit versions.  The "4 balls" are the same scene as in "swoop", but the movie is a series of frames in simple circular rotation over the scene, similar to "demo".If anyone else out there has produced similar movies, I'd love to check them out.Please contact me at [e-mail]!Please archive as /info-mac/art/qt/rtrace-movies.hqx#### INFO-MAC   digest/im/infomacv11-065.txt   ****Today's Topics:      !@#$% Extensions.      (Q) Spanish translation program?      040 vs. 486 (c)      600 DPI and Pagemaker      [A] AutoDoubler 2.0      Anyone replaced the 68LC040 with 68040?      Apple RGB black isn't black anymore      AppleSearch (Q)      ASCII/BINARY __hqx transfers (Q)      Bernoulli compatibility      CD-Rom driver upgrade      Color and Hypercard (R)      Cricket Graph/HP Deskwriter crash!?      Cross-linked files      data thief and digigraph      DiskCopy images vs. folders [R]      Emailing software orders from Europe--UPDATE      Equipment advice      European pricing      FaxSTF - Powerbook problem      Full Impact macro question      Gopher Address for Info-Mac Archives      How long will Apple still offer the IIci->Q700 upgrade (Q)      How to make robotic voice? (Q)      HP4M v LaserWriter 630 (again-Q)      HP 550C / Frame Font Problems (Q)      HP LaserJet 4M vs. Apple LaserWriter Pro 600/630      icon lock and resize (Q)      Info-Mac Digest V11 #64      InfoWorld Mac Bashing      Large text files (C)      Laserwriter flashing light error codes      Mac Fax/Modems      Maps on CD Rom      More and more for Mac ...      Murph's vaporware revisited ?      New Word Game      PMI      PRAM Zapping in System 7.x (R)      Pro-cite -> other database?      Sales tax.      Simulation software sought      Stolen serial numbers...      SuperPaint & 68040 caches      supress header      Sys 6.08L location      System 6.0.8L      Toshiba 3201 CD-ROM      Voice Navigator      WordFinder fix for 4.0      Zapping PRAM in system 7#### BINHEX     util/launch-pad-202.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 24 Mar 93 21:49:51 EST From: J S Greenfield <[e-mail]>Subject: LaunchPad 2.0.2 Application: LaunchPad 2.0.2(Shareware, $10)Description:System 7's drop-launching features are a nice idea, but there is a catch: in order to drop documents onto an application, you need to have the application on the desktop, or in some other open window.  This one problem is probably the single greatest impediment to realizing the full potential of drop-launching.  In the past, you had basically two choices: either fill up your desktop with an array of various application icons, to keep them available for drop-launching, or keep your desktop clean, and limit your use of drop-launching to rare occasions.LaunchPad changes all that.LaunchPad is a simple utility designed to let you keep a clean desktop, but still maintain convenient access to System 7's drop-launching features.  LaunchPad serves as a drag-and-drop dock for any applications that you choose.  You simply drag documents to the LaunchPad icon, and then select an application to launch from the "get file" dialog.  The dropped documents will then be opened using the selected application (if possible).With LaunchPad, you keep your desktop clean and take advantage of System 7's drop-launching.  LaunchPad also provides a drop-printing feature.So why use drop-launching or LaunchPad?  If this question comes to mind, then you are probably one of the many people who have yet to experience just how convenient drop-launching can be.  Drop-launching makes many tasks much easier.  See the enclosed documentation for useful examples.Specifications:LaunchPad requires approximately 30K of disk space, and aslittle as 40K of RAM.Changes from version 2.0.1:LaunchPad 2.0.2 is a maintenance release that:  -- corrects a double memory disposal error (probably not     noticeable, unless you have some specialized debugging     tools installed).-------------------------#### BINHEX     card/magellan-at-venus.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1993 05:34:35 -0600 (CST) From: Roger Stryker <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] magellan_venus.hqx AUTHOR:    Robert A. BrownNEEDS:     HyperCard 2.1, QuickTime 1.5 The "Magellan at Venus" PictureBook, created from an existing slide setdistributed by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California,contains a selection of 20 of some of the most intriguing images andimage mosaics of the surface of Venus, including views of mountains,plains, volcanoes, and impact craters.  The captions accompanying thepictures provide information about these surface features, includingtheir location in latitude and longitude, a general description, and"guesses" as to what the features might represent in geological terms.The text also provides information about the images themselves, such asthe date the image was acquired, and the image resolution. The PictureBook is built on a Hypercard stack and is designed to run on aMacintosh computer with HyperCard 2.1 and QuickTime 1.5. This PictureBook is one of a series being produced by the Exploration inEducation (ExInEd) program at the Special Studies Office of the SpaceTelescope Science Institute.-------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     game/mac-mud-32.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1993 22:20:26 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Mimir Reynisson)Subject: MacMud 3.2 (comp) This is MacMud 3.2 (comp) a Multi User TCP/IP based text adventure game.MacMud is a port of the popular unix game LPMud and can run both multi-user using MacTCP 1.1 or MacTCP 1.1.1, or in single-user mode by openingmultiple windows for each player connection on the same machine. MacMudcan also run as a background-only daemon by simply setting the Background-only flag in the SIZE resources.MacMud is essentially an LPC game driver (LPC is an interpreted subsetof object C of sorts), which executes the adventure game source codewhich is written in LPC (commonly called a Mudlib). The game has twoclasses of users: players and wizards. Initially you start out as aplayer and advance through levels and then you reach wizardhood.Wizards can extend the adventure world by writing objects which canbe added while the game is running.See the enclosed documentation for further details.------------------------------------------------------------------------------Mimir Reynisson                Email: [e-mail] of Psychology                 [e-mail] of Amsterdam               [e-mail] 151018 WB Amsterdam                     Tel: [phone]The Netherlands                       Fax: [phone]#### BINHEX     game/baby-labyrinth-101.hqx   ****From: Simone Bettini 227678/il <[e-mail]>Subject: BabyLabyrinth1.0.1 Date: Wed, 24 Mar 93 16:46:42 MET BabyLabyrinth1.0.1: ) 1993 Bettini Simone.A simple game for children: a labyrinth to walk across with some funny characters, to reach a little prize, with amazing sounds and pretty icons.Bettini Simone : <[e-mail]>( a new version of the game I sent you some time ago.)(It should replace the previous one)(it should be archived as game/BabyLabyrinth_101.sea.hqx)#### BINHEX     card/personal-references.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     app/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     app/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     demo/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     ex/print-2-pict-to-qt-20.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 25 Mar 93 08:37:48 NZS From: [e-mail]: Print To QuickTime 2.0 This is the second release of Print To QuickTime, an extensionfor Print To Pict.New in this release is the ability to append movies to existingfiles.For new users:Print To QuickTIme is an extension for Print To Pict which enablesyou to create QuickTime movies from most applications simply byselecting Print To Pict/Print To QuickTime as your printer andprinting your document.Print to QuickTime is free to most people for personal and educationaluse. Full documentation and conditions of use in the package.Kiwis & Ozzies in particular:Print To QuickTime, along with Pictoids & ColourText, is availablefor FTP from my experimental FTP server, smis-asterix.massey.ac.nz.Anybody is welcome to use this server, but please remember it is mydesktop LC and avoid heavy use during NZ working hours (GMT+12).Enjoy    Nigel--- cut here --- (BinHex/Compact Pro)#### BINHEX     game/abalone-11b1.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 24 Mar 93 16:18:31 PST From: [e-mail]: from diamond.sara.nl by SARA.NL          for [e-mail]; 25 Mar 93  1:13 METReceived: by diamond.sara.nl (5.61-AIX-1.2/1.0), id AA138326,          (for [e-mail], from [e-mail]);Date: Thu, 25 Mar 93 01:14:02 +0100From: [e-mail]-Id: <[e-mail]>To: [e-mail]******* REQUEST TO THE MODERATORS OF INFO-MAC ********Next to putting it in your archives, could you PLEASE forwardthis file ASAP to:[e-mail] organises a contest for Abalone programs, in which I'd verymuch like this program to compete.I seem to be unable to send him mail, for some reason I don'tunderstand, and time is running short: the contest is on friday.===============================================================This file contains version 1.1b1 of Abalone for the Macintosh.Abalone is a strategic board game.This program is a freeware Mac version of Abalone.This version can replace the 1.0 version currently found in thearchives.The 1.1b1 version features performance enhancements, betterstrategies and multi-level undo.#### BINHEX     cp/software-fpu-241.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 23 Mar 1993 20:48:32 -0800 From: John M. Neil <[e-mail]>Subject: SoftwareFPU 2.41 A utility which allows programs requiring a Floating Point Unit(FPU) to work on computers without one, such as the LC, IIsi,ClassicII,  Color Classic, PowerBook, Performa, or Centris.Drop this control panel into your System folder and many programsthat formerly crashed will begin working.Version 2.41 works on the new 68LC040 Macintoshes (Centris), andfixes problems with Claris Resolve and MatLab.SoftwareFPU is a shareware product.  If you download it, pleasesend $10 to:    John Neil    P.O. Box 160699    Cupertino, CA 95016Your ten dollars keeps the lights on late at night and gives methe incentive to produce more wondrous Macintosh software!Thanks for your support.Keywords: SOFTWAREFPU PSEUDOFPU FPU FLOATING POINT EMULATOR 6888168882 LC IISI POWERBOOK PERFORMA CENTRIS CLASSICII COLORCLASSIC#### BINHEX     app/calculator-ii-11.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1993 09:15:55 -0500 From: "David P. Faust" <[e-mail]>Subject: Calculator II 1.1.0 This is the latest version of Calculator II downloaded from AOL. Theauthors blurb follows.DaveCalculator II is a pleasant looking color multi-function calculator thatruns as an application under system 6.x or System 7.  The calculator waswritten as an application to be run under MultiFinder or System 7 alongsideother applications.  It improves on Apple's original calculator by addingtrigonometric functions, functions for base 10 and natrual logorithms andtheir inverses, hex-to-decimal and decimal-to-hex conversion, a memoryfunction for storing values across uses of the program, and all of thesefunctions can be invoked by using the F-Keys on the Apple Extended keyboard(F5 - F15).  The calculator also allows users to correct trailing digits ofvalues entered on the display of the calculator through the use of abackspace key.  Balloon help and general information about the program isavailable under either the Help menu under System 6.x or the Balloon Helpmenu under System 7.  This software is being distributed as FREEware sogive it a try and let me know what you think! 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#### TEXT       report/inexpensive-midi-resources.txt   ****Date: Wed, 24 Mar 93 00:44 CST From: [e-mail]: [*] inexpensive-midi-resource.txt (Mac-MIDI report) Please replace the old archive file at sumex-aim:info-mac/report/inexpensive-midi-resource.txtwith this newer version.Comments to [e-mail] (J R Evans), the author.Cheers - Shekhar Govind                 [e-mail]========================================================================From: [e-mail] (J R Evans)Subject: Draft FAQ : Inexpensive MIDI resources for the MacintoshDate: 21 Mar 93 11:07:35 GMTOrganisation: British Geological Survey, EdinburghNote: I've received few comments on the last draft, so hopefully thisdocument has reached a stable enough to deserve FAQ status; let me know#### BINHEX     digest/mac-tips-n-tricks-oct92.hqx   ****Date: 23 Mar 1993 17:02:23 -0600 From: "pfterry" <[e-mail]>Subject: Oct. 92 Mac Tips & Tricks This is the Oct. 92 issue of Mac Tips & Tricks.<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     digest/mac-tips-n-tricks-nov92.hqx   ****Date: 23 Mar 1993 17:03:17 -0600 From: "pfterry" <[e-mail]>Subject: Nov. 92 Mac Tips & Tricks This is the Nov 92 issue of Mac Tips & Tricks.<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     digest/mac-tips-n-tricks-dec92.hqx   ****Date: 23 Mar 1993 17:04:09 -0600 From: "pfterry" <[e-mail]>Subject: Dec. 92 Mac Tips & Tricks This is the Dec 92 issue of Mac Tips & Tricks.<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     digest/mac-tips-n-tricks-sep92.hqx   ****Date: 23 Mar 1993 17:01:26 -0600 From: "pfterry" <[e-mail]>Subject: Sept. 92 Mac Tips & Tricks This is the September 92 issue of Mac Tips & Tricks.<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     util/disk-dup-plus-221.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 23 Mar 93 23:07:28 MET From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] DiskDup+ / new version: 2.21 DiskDup+ 2.21 replaces version 2.11 or 2.14.BinHexed Compact Pro archive.#### BINHEX     font/tt/persian.hqx   ****        Received: from mac-m1-17.rand.org by austen.rand.org (4.1/SMI-4.1) id        AA01938; Tue, 23 Mar 93 09:52:22 PST Message-Id: <[e-mail]> Date: Tue, 23 Mar 1993 09:52:37 -0800 To: [e-mail]: [e-mail] (Lawrence M. Hanser)X-Sender: [e-mail] Subject: Persian font (Pars Ziba - Draft) X-Attachments: :Fat Man:170:Pars Ziba - Draft.sea.hqx: Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Tue, 23 Mar 1993 17:00:09 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>This file contains TrueType, bitmap, and Adobe Type 1 printer fonts for aPersian (Farsi) font.  I received the font in Windows TrueType format fromTooraj Enayati ([e-mail]) and converted it usingChris Reed's TTConverter 1.3 and Ares Software Corp. FontMonger 1.0.5.  Itis a very simple implementation--it does not contain font managementsoftware (i.e., that would change the letter's form depending on whetherit's at the beginning, middle, or end of a word), but it works beautifully! It is a hqx'd self-extracting Stuffit file.#### BINHEX     sound/st/alpha-tracer-20.hqx   ****Date: 22 Mar 1993 23:52:08 -0700 (PDT) From: Fred Condo <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] AlphaTrecker 2.0 AlphaTrecker 2.0This file replaces all earlier versions (1.0 and 1.0.1) of AlphaTrecker.AlphaTrecker is a faceless background application (FBA) system extensionthat plays sound tracks (also known as MOD files) when you start up yourMac. This is the same kind of file as SoundTrecker, by Frank Seide, plays.AlphaTrecker plays all the MOD files it finds in the Preferences folder,in a random sequence. You can place aliases of your MOD files in the Preferences folder instead of the files themselves.AlphaTrecker requires System 7 or higher and a 68020 processor or higher.#### BINHEX     util/ad/robs-spin.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (John Thoo)Date: Mon, 22 Mar 93 19:07:52 PST Subject: Rob's spin PICS file  Here's a PICS file, `Rob's spin,' I use with After Dark that used to be in thearchives, but I don't see it there now.  It's of a spinning polyhedron with abouncing apple(?).  IMHO very nice, and certainly less boring than the RotatingCube PICS that came with AD.  I don't recall who rendered it, but I wouldn't besurprised if it's Robert Letterman (<[e-mail]> about 2 years ago),the same chap who did Rob's eyes (posted a few moments ago). Enjoy!J. B. THOO, Math Dept, Univ of California, Davis <[e-mail]>-------------------------------cut here-------------------------------#### BINHEX     util/ad/robs-eyes.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (John Thoo)Date: Mon, 22 Mar 93 18:57:10 PST Subject: Rob's eyes PICS file  According to Grant Bowman <[e-mail]>,> This is Rob's Eyes, done by Robert Letterman about 2 years ago.> [e-mail], if he's still there. Oh, yes, it a PICS file that is IMHO suitable for use with After Dark. Enjoy!J. B. THOO, Math Dept, Univ of California, Davis <[e-mail]>-------------------------------cut here-------------------------------#### BINHEX     demo/mac-shareware-catalog.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 23 Mar 93 10:37 EDT From: [e-mail]: MacSharewareCatalog - March Issue The MacSharewareCatalog is a catalog offering from Insanely Great Software with complete descriptions of top-quality shareware that can be ordered directly from the catalog. United States and international orders are welcome.The March issue contains the following products:Alias Director, File Buddy, TEXT <> ttro, & Finder SetsBiorhythms 2DOCMaker & GMC CalendarFile Sharing ToggleMenuChoice & EasyKeysProgrammerUs ParadiseQuotable Quotes & Delicious Desserts System 7 Pack!System 7 Pack! & Companion Pack!System 7 Productivity & Fun Pack!SuperFontPackTownMeetingAlso includes information on the new MacSharewareCatalog UserGroup and BBS Program.The catalog was specially designed for on-screen viewing and is totally self-contained in a DOCMaker document.#### BINHEX     art/gif/studly-prez-and-vice.hqx   ****From: Jeffrey Rounsville <[e-mail]>Date: Mon, 22 Mar 1993 13:20:34 -0500 This should go in /art/gif.This is a GIF of our illustrious President and the VP - only theirheads are on the bodies of young studs who are arm in arm.  I findthis GIF very humorous and you will love it too, I am sure. Matt Herbison Penn State University#### BINHEX     font/tt/viet-tang.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 22 Mar 93 18:01:06 EST From: CYMT000 <[e-mail]>Subject: Viet-Tang Fonts.cpt.hqx Viet-Tang Fonts:                                                        7:20 ESTThis is a Compact and Binhex file of three TT Vietnamese fonts          ithand a keyboard file for diacretics I have just made. Please putthis into the font/tt directory.It is a smileware and my very first release. Please read the Readmefile for more detail. Thanks.Thich Quang [e-mail]#### BINHEX     comm/qwk-130.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 22 Mar 93 04:24:39 PST From: [e-mail] (Pseudo-Barry)Subject: Here's a program to be put up on yoru FTP site... This file shoudl be named something like "QWK-1.30.sit.hqx"  Please direct any comments or replies regarding this submission to [e-mail].  (I very seldom use the [e-mail] account which I am sending this from.)  File follows...---------------QWK 1.30    This is a simple QWK-format offline mail reading package.In order to use it, you also need a good text editor, anda program to extract the contents of .ZIP files.  I recommendBBEdit 2.2 and UnZIP 2.0, together with a patch that's floatingaround out there to add word-wrapping capability to BBEdit.Of course, you need a terminal program too.    Instead of staying online, connected to a BBS formany minutes, or sometimes even hours, reading th emessages, andcomposing your replies to them, many BBSes now offer youthe option of downloading all your new messages as a.QWK packet.  You can then decode and read the messages offline,compose your replies, and upload your replies in the formof a .REP packet.  Even if it takes you hours to read andreply to all your messages, you only have to spend afew minutes actually connected to the BBS.    This package consists of a program called QWK, which willconvert the contents of a .QWK packet into a readible textfile, which you may read with any text editor, and anotherprogram called REP, which will take a text file created byyou, containing all of your replies and new messages,and convert it to a .REP packet that yu may upload tothe BBS to post your messages.#### TEXT       report/centris-650-ethernet.txt   ****Date: 22 Mar 1993 18:59:30GMT From: "Alun J. Carr" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Centris Ethernet Report Dear All,A week ago I sent out a request for information about the built-in ethernetconnection in a Centris 650 (as in our College Microstore didn't want me touse it). I enclose the responses I received for filing as a report.The consensus is that the inbuilt connector is the thing to use, with thecaveat that Apple's self-terminating transponders may cause problems. Onerespondent seems to have had very bad problems with Quadra 700s, causeunknown.Many thanks to all those who replied.AlunA. J. Carr, Mech. Eng. Dept., UCD, Belfield, Dublin 4, Ireland.#### BINHEX     util/tiny-saver-20b5.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 22 Mar 1993 00:47:27 -0500 (EST) From: Christopher Owen <[e-mail]>Subject: Tiny Saver 2.0b5 Tiny Saver is a very small screen saver.  It does just what ascreen saver is supposed to do and not much else.  It is anapplication so no conflicts but it only uses about 30k of RAM12 of disk space.  This version is a 'background only appliation'so it only uses 12k of RAM when it is in not actually saving thescreen.  Being a FBA it will not show up in the applicationmenu and won't always end up in your face when you quit otherapplications.  It is a nifty (IMHO) blend of the features ofa system extension with the reliability of an application.This archive also includes a non-background version for thosewho fear the unkown ;-]Chris [e-mail]#### BINHEX     comm/tele-finder-302-updater.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 21 Mar 93 22:50:15 CST From: [e-mail] (Eric Hoffmann)Subject: tele-finder-302-updater This standalone updater will convert the archive tele-finder-301.hqx toTeleFinder User v3.02. TeleFinder/User 3.02 supports the same customappleevents as TeleFinder Pro 2.02 with the following exceptions:* kAEDoScript - is not supported since TeleFinder User does not do  Macros.        * kAEConnectToHost - accepts a modem setup name rather than a host name.        * kAEAddToOutbox - ignores the bbs name paramter.Supra users and others may notice that it is easier to connect toTeleFinder Hosts with this newer version of the client software. Eric Hoffmann                      312/702-7500 voice  [[e-mail]]         312/702-3185 fax                                       312/702-2146 BBS#### BINHEX     misc/mystery-science-icons.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 21 Mar 1993 23:36:10 -0600 From: dan gardner <[e-mail]>Subject: MST3Kicons Here are some icons I drew featuring the gang from Mystery Science Theater 3000.#### BINHEX     report/nixpub-long-list.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 21 Mar 93 19:06:56 CST From: [e-mail]: getting .z files and nixpub long list (01/23/93) submission A few days ago some people asked about how to transfer, decompressfiles with .z format. After some simple experiments I got everythingthrough. My way may not be elegent, but it could be done under therestricted resoources as I have now.Ok, here it is.How to do a file transfer from unix box with .Z format through a IBMmainframe to a local Macintosh:1.    binary ftp    (preserve the 8-bit character compressed format?)2.    compress fn z fm (decompress lrecl 128    invoke the compress utility that is available in the CMS version    and able to deal with .Z, the unix compressed format. lrecl 128    is used because CMS Kermit can do binary file transfer only for    file with logical record length less than 128 bytes (unit?).    option decompress is used to decompress file which is named as fn    z fm.3.    Kermit    invoke CMS Kermit4.    set file binary5.    uncheck all the conversion and filter options of the local    telecomm program6.    check binary file transfer (not MacBinary) for local telecomm    programs's  Kermit file transfer protocol7.    do the file transfer8.    use your favor utility/text processor to replace line feed    character, (ASCII 10, or <LF>) with carriage return character    (ASCII 13, or <CR>)Following these procedures, and with the help of White Knight andBBEdit, I could successfully get nixpub_long_list from ftp sitepit-manager.mit.edu under directory /pub/usenet/comp.misc/. The fileformat is very close to the format of the old list found in theInfo-Mac archive.As for nixpub_long_list, it gives information for --Open Access UNIX(*NIX) Sites [both Fee and No Fee]--. This list was published onJanuary 28, 1993. It should be useful to people who are interested inInternet availability, from simple net mail to ftp, telnet, newsfeed, etc. For more details about such connection, check out/report/comp-sys-mac-comm-faq.txt/report/internet-access-11.hqx/report/internet-dial-in.txt/report/mac-tcp-info.txt/report/personal-internet-connection.txtRegards,Liu#### BINHEX     util/mac-change.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 22 Mar 93 10:20:16 EST From: [e-mail] (Drury Jan)This is my latest version of my utility MacChange.It changes file types and creator types for any files or foldersdropped onto it or opened with it.Includes Balloon help, Drag-and-drop, recursive searching and apopup menu of common applications and their creator and file typesHope ya like it.  Released under StickerWare.  ie: send me anApple sticker if you like it !!!Gary Drury  [e-mail]    or [e-mail]#### BINHEX     ex/open-spaces-12.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 21 Mar 93 18:22:07 -0500 From: [e-mail]: Open Spaces 1.2 Open Spaces is a system 7 extension which makes navigating throughfolders in the Finder easier. When you are not renaming something,hitting the space bar opens the currently selected file or folder.This enables you to move around with just the arrow keys and thespace bar, or to open files more easily. When you are renamingsomething, the space bar acts normally. Version 1.2 corrects the behavior of Open Spaces with dialog boxesopened by Control Panels.Version 1.2 also contains a bug fix for 68000 machines.#### BINHEX     game/modernism.hqx   ****From: Jacob Solomon Weinstein <[e-mail]>Date: Sun, 21 Mar 93 17:11:48 -0500 Subject: modernism.sit.hqx Have you ever wished you could experience the boredom and frustration of"Waiting for Godot" or "No Exit" right in the comfort ofyour own home? Well, stop waiting and start despairing. "Modernism" is atext-adventure version of both of those plays. It was created with TADS,the Text Adventure Development System."Modernism" is MailWare, because I, unlike Beckett or Sartre, don't havethe nerve to charge people for something so silly. If you like it, helpdispell the meaninglessness of my everyday life by sending me apostcard.(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     util/pagemaker-pdx-for-qms.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 21 Mar 93 22:26:02 MET From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] PageMaker PDXs for QMS printers This file contains the PageMaker 4.2 PDX printer drivers for all QMS printers. Binhexed CompactPro archive.#### BINHEX     util/pagemaker-ppd-for-qms.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 21 Mar 93 22:24:46 MET From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] PageMaker PPDs for QMS printers This file contains the PageMaker 4.2 PPD printer drivers for all QMS printers. Binhexed CompactPro archive.#### BINHEX     util/quark-pdf-for-qms.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 21 Mar 93 22:23:55 MET From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] QuarkExpress PDFs for QMS printers This file contains the Quark Express PDF printer drivers for all QMS printers. Binhexed CompactPro archive.#### TEXT       report/genealogy-programs.txt   ****Date: Sun, 21 Mar 1993 13:41:41 +0000 From: Richard Rathe <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Family Tree Software Report Thanks to all who responded to my appeal for information. Please place this upload in the reports subdirectory. It contains comments on three genealogy programs for the Mac: MacRoots, Personal Ancestor File, and Reunion.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Richard Rathe, [e-mail]------CUT HERE------Report on Macintosh Genealogy ProgramsCompiled by Richard Rathe 3/93=== MacRoots ==============================This is a basic, no frills genealogy program. The program is structured around #### BINHEX     game/bolo-distant-early-warning.hqx   ****Date:    Sun, 09 Aug 92 00:10:30 EDTTo:      [e-mail]:    [e-mail] (Cameron Javad Esfahani)Subject: New Distant Early WarningMike, I fixed a bug in Distant Early Warning 1.0 and uploaded it just a fewminutes ago.  Of course, I forgot to up the vers string, so I did that too.There are two DistantEarlyWarning files in the incoming directory.  Pleasedelete the one called DistantEarlyWarning101.sit.hqx and useNewDistantEarlyWarning101.sit.hqx instead.  That one is the one with the bugfix and the correct vers.Thanks,Cameron [e-mail]#### INFO-MAC   digest/im/infomacv11-064.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] ARA AT&T DataPort      [*] attoClock 1.2      [*] Babylon 5 GIF      [*] BBEdit-C-Indent-ext.hqx      [*] Blizzard of '93 QuickTime      [*] cali-japan.hqx      [*] comm - Talk v1.1.0      [*] Duo-n-Dock.pict      [*] EndNote Plus Demo      [*] Expression Photoshop Filter v 2.2      [*] FileTyper 4.0.0      [*] FileTyper Lite 4.0.0      [*] flight.hqx      [*] grapher361.hqx      [*] HierPopup 3.1.3      [*] HyperWais 1.7 submission      [*] info-mac/report/modem-guide-11.hqx submission      [*] info-mac/util/ad/oura-qt.hqx      [*] Jaws QT Movie      [*] JMP Demo      [*] Loodle 5.3 (disk cataloging program)      [*] mac-change.hqx      [*] Mac as Xterm: summary of responses (LONG)      [*] MacChemtab-20.hqx      [*] Macintosh Tips & Tricks newsletter      [*] MAC OCTAVE awailable      [*] Menuette 1.1.2      [*] MugShots #2 (Gray Scale Icons)      [*] new Black Jack program      [*] new Minitel emulator without password and account number      [*] NSF Proposal Forms for Word/Excel      [*] OneNet_Primer (Put in comm directory)      [*] pict-show-141.hqx      [*] PowerStrip 2.0 from CompuServe      [*] PPDs for Xante Accel-A-Writer      [*] Print Job Query      [*] RE: Frontier Updater      [*] Reference Link 1.1.1      [*] startupscreen: coral      [*] startupscreen: great white      [*] Sumex submission      [*] TidBITS#169/22-Mar-93      [*] tips for Fox programmers      [*] util - MacBinary II+ v1.0.1      [*] xLibrary Version 2      040 vs. 486      048 vs 486 speed      alias changing (A)      Apple CD-ROM Driver Upgrade (A) (2 msgs)      Apple DiskCopy      ASCII/BINARY __hqx transfers (Q)      ATM and Printers      Broken SIMM sockets--how to fix? (R)      CD-Rom driver upgrade      Centris/Built-in Ethernet      Clones? long life the clones!      Color and Hypercard      Combined Image & singlefile copyprg. [Q]      C Programming on Macs      DOS mounter ?      Emailing software orders from Europe--UPDATE      Ethernet Cards for the IIci [Q]      European Prices...      European pricing      European software prices      Excel 4 : bombs during scrolling      Excel 4 : problems with macro menu definition (2 msgs)      Folder Capacity Limit      Free tex, etc. with eps preview and 7.1 capability      How to get a Mac Postscript File show on the NeXT      HP Laserjet 4M      HP LaserJet 4M (addendum)      HP laserjet 4M (R)      HP LaserJet 4M vs. Apple LaserWriter Pro 600/630      Info-Mac Digest V11 #62      Info-Mac Digest V11 #63      Information about Savvy?      Large text files      Latest Version Full Write Pro? Where to Get? (C)      Logitech trackman problems      Mac->Windows TT      Mac Mail Servers      Math co-processor in duo dock? (Q)      Memory Modules for Mac Portable      Network utility - Likewise      Numerical Data from Graphs (C)      NuvoLink SC and system 7.1      PC Exchange vs. Access PC      Pointing to Mecca      PRAM zapping in System 7.x (q)      Problem to print japanese aon LaserWriter IIg      Recommendations for external HD      SndControl      SpeedyFinder7--where? (Q)      SPICE circuit analysis for the Mac      StarChart and MusicWorks leads      Stolen serial numbers...      Supra V.32bis Faxmodem      Text Processor for large files (R)      Times Two      Typing tutors-looking for recommendation      Uploading / downloading binary files with Kermit      VersaTerm and Internet      VRAM for duo dock (S)      Where's GreyChicago? (Q)      Word-Mac mailing list - Administravia      Word 5.0 Crap Display (A)#### TIDBITS    digest/tb/tidbits-169.etx   ****Topics:    MailBITS/22-Mar-93    Computer Literacy Comes of Teen-Age    VideoShop 1.0 Free Offer    Other SyQuest News    Silicon Mirage: A Virtual Review    Mouse Button Problems    Apple Repair, Part 17    Reviews/22-Mar-93 #### INFO-MAC   digest/im/infomacv11-063.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] mactools-defs-0393.hqx      [*] PPDs for Xante Accel-A-Writer      040 vs. 486      4th Dimension FTP server????      68040 write-through cache control      [Gary Rodman <[e-mail]> : HP laserjet 4M ]      Alias Changing (Q)      Apple CD-ROM Driver Upgrade      A simple alarm clock--SOMEWHERE (3 msgs)      basic account keeping program      Binary-decimal conversion package missing?      bragging      Bragging (or, "The System 7 Wish-List")      Bragging?!?!?      Brightness & TwiLight      Building a little network !      Can't install ARA on SE (Q)      Cheap source for CD-ROMs?      Clones      Color and Hypercard      Coloring windows      Connecting home to work      Control panels and extensions      DECnet -> Appletalk v58 Question      Disappearing font in IIg?      DiskCopy images from folders?      drag & drop unbinhexer?      Electrophoretic data analysis software?      E Mail order      European pricing      European software prices      file back up . . . sort of      Folder Capacity Limit (Q)      for sale help      Ham and Internet?      IBM WDS-L160 Hard drive      IIci internal video      Importing US computers to UK      Indexor (A)      Info-Mac Digest V11 #61      Info-Mac Digest V11 #62      Japanese word processor      Japanese Word Processor (R)      Know I know what did it.      Latest Version Full Write Pro? Where to Get?      Let's hear it for FullWrite Pro!      Let's hear it for FullWrite Pro! (R)      Locking PB keyboard?      MAC network printing      MacRecorder problem on IIfx (A)      MacRecorder problems on IIfx      Macs in POINT OF NO RETURN      MacWeek subscription      Modem Lights DA?      Modems on different systems      More for Mac?      MS Word- Pub&Sub & Apple Events (2 msgs)      Murph-where is he?      Mystery file (A)      NeXT snd to Mac snd ?      Nisus Upgrade: CAn it do...? (C)      Numerical DAta from Graphs      Numerical Data from Graphs ( A and Q ) (2 msgs)      NuVista driver problem      partitioning a hard disc      Pascal programs      PostScript -> EPSF (Source of my info)      Public domain software (Q)      rebuilding the desktop      Reinstalling Network device driver (A) (2 msgs)      ResEdit "^0" references...      ResEdit "^O" references?      Scrolling      Simple music program      Stolen 165C      SW II driver on SW I summary      System 6.0.8L      System 7.01 & file connections      TidBITS#166 - Apple Adjustable Keyboard      TidBITS#168 - European prices      TidBITS#168 - European pricing (4 msgs)      Uncompressing SIT files from rigel.acs.oakland.edu (A)      Uploading / downloading binary files with Kermit      Word 5.0 (Q)      Xferit and Steven Falkenburg (A)      xxx.hqx.Z format (C)#### BINHEX     report/one-net-primer-pr.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 20 Mar 93 21:34:51 EST From: [e-mail] (Ron Bannon)Subject: OneNet_Primer (Put in comm directory) This is a press release document downloaded from the OneNet BBS. It's veryinformative and should be read by anyone interested in WAN and the future of Mac communications. Ron Bannon 03/20/93 [e-mail], March 14, 1993 8:28:42 PMonenet ItemFrom:          Scott ConverseSubject:       More about OneNet Member* networkTo:            Mitchell L. StoddardCc:            NewsAttachments:                      OneNet Primer.sea          69KFor more information about OneNet Member*, download the attached archive of our press release.  Contact Scott Converse, Onenet Member Executive Director (via Email) at:OneNet Los Altos (Scott Converse)America Online (Scottish)InterNet (CONVERSE1@[e-mail])CompuServe (76004,3351)#### BINHEX     app/atto-clock-12.hqx   ****Date: 19 Mar 1993 23:24:55 -0700 (PDT) From: Fred Condo <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] attoClock 1.2 attoClock 1.2The way-tiny, minuscule, little clock program.What it isattoClock is a very small application (6378 bytes) for System 7 that displays adigital clock in a small window. It has intentionally few features. It displaysthe hour and minute, respecting the time format you have set in your controlpanels. It doesn't display seconds or the date or ring chimes or display moviesor pictures or animations. Just the time.Version history1.2    Completely redesigned memory management. AppleEvent-awareness added.Right-justification of time in window added. Brings Finder to the front ratherthan remaining the active application at launch time.1.1.2    Enabled formatting unreadable diskettes. Not released.1.1.1    Removed needless Edit menu. Not released.1.1    Added date to about box. Not released.1.0.1    Changed file permission from Write to Read in the preferences readingfunction. Also added time to about box and setting the cursor to the arrow onactivate events. Not released.1.0    Initial release.#### BINHEX     report/modem-guide-11.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Mar 93 18:52:35 CST From: [e-mail]: info-mac/report/modem-guide-11.hqx submission Hi,This is Version 1.1 of "What You Need to Know about Modems" andshould replace the file info-mac/report/modem-guide-10.txt. Theauthor is Patrick Chen.Although this document dated back on May 31, 1992, it still containmany modem related FAQ which explains high speed modem, error controlprotocol, data compression protocol, Fax modem protocol, how tochoose a high speed modem, how to set up software to work with highspeed modem, configuring those popular communication software to workwith high speed modem, other settings like data bits, parity, stopbits, duplex, terminal emulatiion, file transfer protocols, etc.I got this file from Mike Ruicci <[e-mail]> who postedit to comp.dcom.modems a few days ago. Thanks, Mike.Here is the extraction from the Preface:> DISTRIBUTION NOTICE:  This document may be distributed by electronic> bulletin boards and commercial on-line services.  This document may> not be edited or changed in any way for redistribution.>> This article is Part One of a three-part book/report entitled "The> Joy of Telecomputing."  As a plain ASCII file, it cannot contain any> of the illustrations and graphic elements provided in the printed> version.  For further information about "The Joy of Telecomputing,"> see Appendix C to G.>> This article should be useful to anyone interested in high-speed> modems (or 2400-bps modems with MNP5 or V.42bis).   Most modems> mentioned in this article are external units.  These modems can be> used on any microcomputer system, be it a PC, a Macintosh or an> Amiga.  Although only certain communication programs are used as> examples, the discussions about setting up software apply to packages> not covered herein.Liu#### BINHEX     comm/ara-att-dataport-144.hqx   ****From: qubridge![e-mail]: 20 Mar 93 01:57:21 U Subject: ARA AT&T DataPort                        Subject:                               Time:1:50 AM  OFFICE MEMO          ARA AT&T DataPort                      Date:3/20/93Enclosed is an ARA file for the AT&T DataPort 14.4/FAX.  I wrote it and  usedit to transmit this file.  It has been tested with the AT&T DataPort  14.4/FAXbut should work with any of the DataPort models.P.S. This is the first file I've ever posted to an ftp site.  Let me know if I did everything correctly.#### BINHEX     util/file-typer-lite-40.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Mar 93 16:37:23 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Steve Kalkwarf)Subject: [*] FileTyper Lite 4.0.0 This is the same as the FileTyper 4.0.0 archive, but it doesn't includethe AutoTyper package, or the System 6 compatible version. Typer is beingdistributed in two packages due to the large number of requests for asmaller package by registered users.#### BINHEX     util/file-typer-40.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Mar 93 16:33:55 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Steve Kalkwarf)Subject: [*] FileTyper 4.0.0 FileTyper is a small application that allows you to edit file types, creators,and Finder flags without having to open a large program. Just put FileTyper in ahandy place (I usually keep it on the Desktop just above the Trash). Drag filesand folders onto it, edit them, and click RChange.S FileTyper 4.0 offers manyfeatures not found in other similar programs.Also included with FileTyper is a utility with which you can create and editcustom RAutoTypers,S which are very small applications that automatically make aspecific change to files dropped on them. For instance, you can create anAutoTyper which changes the creator of TEXT files to the creator of yourfavorite RGIFS program. For more information, see the MakeAutoTyperdocumentation.New with version 4.0 is an extension that adds a FileTyper command to theFinderUs File menu, so you can have quick access to FileTyper without clutteringup your desktop. For more information, see the FileTyper Finder Menudocumentation.#### BINHEX     util/print-query.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Mar 1993 19:27:08 -0500 From: [e-mail]: Print Job Query Application:    Print Job QueryHistory:Feb. 12th, 1993    V1.00    Created and tested.Feb. 19th, 1993    V1.01    Added code to display error messages,                         include host name, printer name,                         and time of query.March 2th, 1993    V1.02    Fix bug with receive data code.March 6th, 1993    V1.03    Fix bug which cause it to crash if openconnect failed(-23015).March 19th,1993    V1.1     - Added Host menu option to support more than onehost (Str# 129)                        - Added Finder Information for Balloon help                        - caching of IP Address between queires.                        - Background update every 5 mins of current status (zero = diabled).                          (STR# 128, index 15).                          Display one or more unix lpr queues on a Macintosh by running a unixscript to get the status of the selected printers.This program is free, it can not be sold or bundled with any commercial program (except NetDoctor), but it may be distributed with CAP.Send suggestions, bug reports to:By: R. Mark FlemingPhone: [phone]           Fax:   [phone]InterNet: [e-mail] ** The Author of NetDoctor,  a Lab and Network Maintainer Package ***************** Macintosh Program Requirements *************************Requires:* MacTCP installed.* 200K of free memory (may run with less, have not tried).* System 6 or 7. Also valiable from: I have updated the program on Queen's Anonymous FTP site were I maintainthe Info-AppleTalk FAQ:These files are available by Anonymous FTP at:        ftp.ccs.queensu.ca (130.15.126.54)in directory:        /pub/macintosh/files:Print_Job_Queue.bin - MacBinary versionPrint_Job_Queue.hqx - Binhex versionPrintQueue.Instructions.txt -   Instructions for installing the Unix side                                 and Macintosh program configurationinstructions.<<<<<=- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =-=-=->>>>Mark Fleming, Queen's University at Kingston Ont. K7L 3N6E-mail: [e-mail]       AppleLink: CDA0448Phone: [phone]       Fax: [phone]** The Author of NetDoctor, A Lab and Network Maintainer Package **#### BINHEX     util/ready-set-go-pd-accell-writer.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 93 23:05:36 MET From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Ready-Set-Go Drivers for Xante Accel-A-Writer These are the latest versions of Ready-Set-Go! Printer drivers for the Xante Accel-A-Writer printers and upgrade boards.#### BINHEX     art/qt/jets-flying-in-formation.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Mar 93 14:41:41 EST From: [e-mail] (Hugh Johnson)Subject: flight.hqx This QuickTime movie shows four jet planes flying in formation via a cameramounted on the bottom of one of the planes.  It was converted from an MPEGmovie, so as a result, it has no sound (if someone has some appropriatejet-like noises, feel free to add a soundtrack to the movie!).Requires QuickTime v1.5.If you like this, send me your favorite QuickTime movie!Hugh JohnsonRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteTroy, New York, USAinternet: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     font/cairo.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Mar 1993 11:40:14 +0000 From: clark riley <[e-mail]>Subject: Sumex submission Enclosed is Cairo.sea.hqx.  It is an excellent independent rendition of the Cairo font of Mac 128K fame - the reason some of us were pushed over the edge to finally buy a computer, but only a Mac.  Note:  This file contains NO Apple parts, but for everyone's peace of mind, I have obtained a license from Apple to distribute the font anyway - copy available on request.  It's really nice!  Enjoy!  Clark Riley#### BINHEX     art/staghorn-coral-startup.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Mar 93 15:06:24 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] startupscreen: coral This is a 640x480 colour startupscreen of some staghorn coral on the Australian Great Barrier Reef.If you have trouble getting this startupscreen to work please read the report /info-mac/report/startup-deskpict-faq.txt before emailing me. On the other hand, feel free to email me if you like this screen. CheersPaul.#### BINHEX     art/great-white-startup.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Mar 93 16:23:19 EST From: Dr. G.P. Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] startupscreen: great white This is a 640x480 colour startupscreen of every SCUBA diver's and surfer's worst fear :-) the great white. Affectionally known as a "Noah" (from Australian rhyming slang, Noah's Ark = shark), or "one of the men in grey suits."If you have trouble getting this startupscreen to work please read the report /info-mac/report/startup-deskpict-faq.txt before emailing me. On the other hand, feel free to email me if you like this screen. CheersPaul.#### BINHEX     art/gif/babylon-5.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Mar 1993 01:21:45 -0600 (CST) From: "Anthony F. Gaudiano II" <[e-mail]>Subject: Babylon 5 GIF --0-1862077180-732525809:#21735Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCIIThis is a GIF from the television show Babylon 5.  This file was obtainedfrom a local area BBS.  Enjoy.Anthony F. Gaudiano IISFASU Apple Student Rep.Applelink: ST0503Internet: [e-mail]: [e-mail]--0-1862077180-732525809:#21735Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="B5-1.GIF.hqx"Content-ID: <[e-mail]>Content-Description: Babylon 5 GIF#### BINHEX     demo/end-note-plus.hqx   ****Date: 18 Mar 1993 12:48:20 -0600 (CST) From: "Dwight Lemke @ Wisconsin Oshkosh" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] EndNote Plus Demo This is a demonstration EndNote Plus and EndLink software from Niles &Associates, Inc.EndNote Plus is an Enhanced Reference Database and Bibliography Maker.As a database manager, it specializes in storing, managing, andsearching for bibliographic references in your private referencelibrary.  As a bibliography maker, it automatically builds lists ofcited works and also formats references to paste into footnotes.Finally, using a user-specified bibliographic style, it produces acopy of your paper by reformatting the in-text citations and placing abibliography at the end.EndLink is an add-on module to EndNote which enables you to importjournal references from online databases into your EndNote libraries.This demonstration package may be distributed freely but may not bemodified in any way.Please contact Niles & Associates, Inc. for product availability andpricing at [phone],fax to [phone].  Email addresses are:[e-mail] (internet); Niles.Assoc (AppleLink); NilesAssoc(America Online); and 71172,653 (CompuServe).Niles & Associates, Inc.2000 Hearst Ave., Suite 200Berkeley, CA  94709  USA------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     misc/nsf-proposal-forms-for-word.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 18 Mar 93 12:14:53 CST From: [e-mail] (Judith Haller)Subject: [*] NSF Proposal Forms for Word/Excel This package may be of interest to people who prepare research proposals tothe National Science Foundation and would rather complete the requiredforms on the Mac instead of on a typewriter. Included are Word 4/5 and Excel 4 documents that are formatted to look likethe original forms on screen. The idea is to complete the forms on thecomputer and then send the whole thing to printer.  The NSF Cover Sheet, Certification Page, and Current & Pending Supportforms are Word 5 tables. The Budget Template is an Excel 4 worksheet with amacro that generates a set of blank forms with the right number of projectyears and an automated summary page. To get the right results, you need aPostscript printer and screen sizes of Times and Helvetica 9, 10, 12 and14. These forms shouldn't be regarded as anything official; they look veryauthentic, and we have been using them for several years without complaintfrom NSF or our University officials. These are being shared with the hopethat your decision makers will accept them as well. Comments andsuggestions welcome.Judith Haller         [e-mail] Applications SpecialistInstitute for Geophysics, Univ TX AustinP.S. By the way, a version of the budget pages that runs under Excel2.2a/3.0 can be uploaded if there is enough interest.#### BINHEX     game/blackjack-133.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 18 Mar 93 21:37:35 EST From: [e-mail] (Dan Morrow)Subject: new Black Jack program This one replaces blackjack-131.hqx which is currently in info-mac/game.This version is 1.3.3, please remove the old version.Thanks.#### BINHEX     app/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     art/duo-n-dock.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 18 Mar 93 12:23:54 CST From: Troy D Evans (SESInc)876-2291 <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Duo-n-Dock.pict cktime/pict format), butI hope you enjoy.Troy--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=Troy Evans  Micom Unix/PC/Macintosh Users Assistance Grp. Redstone Arsenal Al   Ph: [phone]    Email Address: [e-mail]=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=#### BINHEX     demo/jmp-stat-visualization.hqx   ****Date: 18 Mar 1993 11:45:26 -0600 (CST) From: "Dwight Lemke @ Wisconsin Oshkosh" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] JMP Demo This is the demo of SAS Institute's JMP Statistical Visualizationfor the Apple Macintosh software.  I'm posting this as the digestcarries frequent requests for info on stats packages.-Dwight#### BINHEX     app/bbedit-c-indent.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 18 Mar 1993 08:51:05 -0800 (PST) From: Stephen Roderick <[e-mail]>Subject: BBEdit-C-Indent-ext.hqx "C Indentation" is a BBEdit extension that will indent C source code.If there is a selection in the current document it will be indented,otherwise the entire document will be indented. The "C Indentation" extension for BBEdit is free of charge. This software isoffered on an as is basis and no liability or responsibility on the part ofStephen C. Roderick should be assumed. Use this extension at your own risk.  Stephen C. [e-mail]  #### BINHEX     cp/menuette-112.hqx   ****From: "Anthony D. Saxton" <[e-mail]>Organization: Cyber Sanctum BBS 702.435.2179 Date: Wed, 17 Mar 1993 07:24:56 PST Subject: Menuette 1.1.2 The following is the Authors actual description retrieved from America Online:Subj:  Menuette 1.1.2                                                               March 8, 1993From:  L ProductsFile:  Menuette 1.1.2.sit (69856 bytes)DL time (2400 baud): < 8 minutesDownload count: 125AUTHOR:    Robert L MathewsNEEDS:     System 7 or later, AOL 2.0 or Stuffit Expander 3.xSYSTEM 7:  DependentTYPE:      Shareware cdev; $15LIBRARY:   MUT/New Files           Final Destination: MUT/Control Panel Devices---------------Keywords:  MENU ICON MENUBAR TITLE FILE EDIT SYSTEM7Menuette alters the appearance of menu titles in the menu bar (at the top ofyour screen). Instead of the words that normally appear (such as File andEdit), you'll see small icons representing these concepts. You can instantlyswitch between icon and text views if you wish; if you do so, Menuette allowsyou to choose your own font for menu display. It saves space, and makes yourMacintosh look really cool.Icons for some popular programs are provided, and you can easily add moreicons by dropping new icon files (available on America Online) into a folder.You can even create your own icon files using ResEdit. Icons are in color oncolor Macs, but Menuette also works properly on black & white Macs (it's veryuseful on Powerbooks, where menu bar space is tight). Menuette comes with complete instructions (in fact, you can print atwelve-page manual from within Menuette if you have a printer). In addition,full technical support is available here on America Online in the MacintoshUtilities forum, or by sending mail to "L Products."Menuette is fully compatible with System 7.0, 7.0.1, 7.1, 32-bit addressing, and virtual memory. It takes just a few minutes to download - you'll be glad you did!#### BINHEX     comm/xlibrary-20.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 18 Mar 1993 13:53:58 +1000 From: [e-mail]: xLibrary Version 2 Hi This is the lattest release of xLibrary.Please put it up and remove xLibrary 1.1 and 1.02The demmo version could be kept.Frank----------------------------------------------------------------Francis Peter SainsburyUniversity of Tasmania        Phone:        [phone]GPO Box 252C                     Fax:          [phone]                          Hobart Tasmania 7001          e-mail:    [e-mail]                         #### BINHEX     util/frontier-201-updater.hqx   ****Date: 17 Mar 1993 22:47:41 -0600 From: "pfterry" <[e-mail]>Subject: RE: Frontier Updater When I sent my message about the Frontier  2.0-> 2.01 Updater earlier today, Ifailed to attach the binhex file to the message (someone asked me a questionand I became spacey). Sorry for being a ditz; here it is with the file.Thanks to Michael Dautermann for alerting me to this.pf<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     misc/mug-shots-two.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Todd McDaniel)Subject: [*] MugShots #2 (Gray Scale Icons) Date: Wed, 17 Mar 93 21:18:31 EDT Archivists-Please find enclosed Set #2 of my MugShot icons for the Macintosh. Theseicons are of various peoples faces, with various others mixed in.These icons are gray scale, but will look fine on a color monitor.Please read the readme enclosed for more information.This has been posted to both sumex @ mac_gifts.Thanks in advance,Todd John [e-mail]#### BINHEX     art/qt/blizzard-93.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Nathan Gasser)Subject: [*] Blizzard of '93 QuickTime Date: Wed, 17 Mar 93 16:06:07 EST The enclosed is a QuickTime movie I made of satellite imagesof the East Coast during the so-called "Blizzard of '93."More info in the README file.  Freely distributable.Nathan Gasser-----------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     comm/minitel.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Mar 1993 16:30:23 -0600 From: [e-mail] (Marc Bizer)Subject: new Minitel emulator without password and account number Dear Moderators,        I'm sending a new copy of the Minitel emulator, this time withoutthe account number and password of the poor chap who sent it to me.        Yours truly,        Marc Bizer#### BINHEX     art/qt/jaws.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Mar 93 07:10:09 PST From: [e-mail] (Nick Blackwell)Subject: [*] Jaws QT Movie ----------X-Sun-Data-Type: textX-Sun-Data-Description: textX-Sun-Data-Name: textX-Sun-Content-Lines: 4Here is a QT Movie of a shark attack during the Calif. cliff diving championships. Best viewed with a color monitor.-- Nic Blackwell                 InterNet: [e-mail]----------X-Sun-Data-Type: defaultX-Sun-Data-Description: defaultX-Sun-Data-Name: Jaws_Movie.sea.hqxX-Sun-Content-Lines: 1229#### BINHEX     digest/mac-tips-n-tricks.hqx   ****Date: 17 Mar 1993 11:55:51 -0600 From: "pfterry" <[e-mail]>Subject: Macintosh Tips & Tricks newsletter Here's an electronic newsletter published by Maria Langer of Giles RoadPublishing.<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### TEXT       tips/fox-base-plus.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Andrew Dent)Subject: tips for Fox programmers Date: Wed, 17 Mar 93 21:05:07 WST The following is a long list of tips for FoxBase+/Mac programmers(although many are generally applicable to Foxbase).ABOUT THESE NOTESAll copyright to these notes is hereby relinquished and I transfer them to thepublic domain. However, please leave this message at the top of the notes. Ifyou have any corrections or additional hints, forward to me and I willincorporate them in the notes for future release.Some of these notes may be a bit cryptic - they were written as more of areminder to me when coming back to FB from other environments. Feel freeto call for explanations, or mail me improved descriptions!16th March 1993Andy Dent#### BINHEX     ex/reference-link-111.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Jim Walker)Subject: Reference Link 1.1.1 Date: Wed, 17 Mar 93 8:45:57 EST Organization: Department of Mathematics, Univ. of S. Carolina Reference Link is an INIT that makes THINK Reference 2.0easier to use if you have System 7.  With Reference Linkinstalled, you can do a modified double-click on a word ina text editor or word processor, whereupon the word will be looked up in THINK Reference 2.0.  Alternately, you canfirst select a word or phrase, and then type a certainkeystroke, and the selected text will be looked up in THINKReference.  Use that keystroke again to jump back to the editor.Freeware by James W. Walker.Version 1.1 now works right with the Alpha editor, and uses the samekeystroke for look-up and jump-back.V. 1.1.1 fixes a conflict with Logitech's MouseKey.#### TEXT       report/mac-as-xterm.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Josh Hayes)Subject: Mac as Xterm: summary of responses (LONG) Date: 17 Mar 93 17:05:57 GMT A little while ago I asked for information about setting up my macat home as an Xterminal; here is the summary I mailed out to thosewho mailed me asking for a summary....Sorry I have not summarized earlier. I did not get much information>From the net - in fact, I got about ten posts asking me to keep the author posted on what I found, for every post I got from someonewho already knew something!But the trickle of info has dried up completely, so I'll send youwhat I have, which isn't much. What follows are extracts from themail people sent me; I'll try to provide a quick summary at thebottom of this mail, so skip to that if you just want the punchline.---------begin included text-----------From: Samuel Herschbein <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     card/x/hpopup-menu-323.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Mar 93 00:30:51 -0800 From: Jon Pugh <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] HierPopup 3.1.3 I don't know what's worse, having people report bugs or finding them yourselfand wondering what those people were doing.  In this case I found a silly onemyself and made a few changes based on some user feedback.  When I changedthe code for MENU resources, I inadvertantly forgot to check the status ofthe variable I set to tell if a menu was enabled, which resulted in allmenu items being enabled, even if they weren't.  They didn't look anydifferent, but if you let the mouse up on a disabled item it was returnedanyhow.  I guess not many people use disabled items in popups, but I do,so I fixed it.  In addition, I beefed up the error checking.  I was bailingon errors and leaving menus allocated.  Now I delete them.  That was justsloppy.  I also fixed a check I was making for the error of too many menuitems.  It turns out that I fixed the limit but forgot to fix the check forit, until now.  You can now have an unlimited number of items in your menus,but you can only have 300 submenus.In case you don't know, this Hypercard external implements a popup menu wherever you want.  You can specify where you want the menu to appear andwhat menu item you want to appear under the mouse, plus whether or not youwant a check mark on that item.  You can specify the font and size too.In addition you can create big menus with up to 300 hierarchical menushanging off of them.  You can put in a single item which will expand outto a list of resources.  You can also use MENU resources instead of specifyinga string.  This can work faster since it doesn't need to be parsed likethe strings do.It is also on ftp.apple.com in /pub/pugh/hyperstuff/hierpopup.sit.hqxJon#### BINHEX     comm/talk-110.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Mar 1993 13:10:11 +0800 From: Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>Subject: comm - Talk v1.1.0 _______________________________________________________________________Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>             Ph: [phone]Talk v1.1.0 & Talkd v1.1.0 is an implementation of the UNIX Talkprotocol for Macs with MacTCP.  Talkd is a background only applicationthat notifies you when a talk connection is requested, and Talk is a talk client, allowing you to talk to other machines. Talk and Talkd work with both System 6 and 7.This is basically a bug fix release.  I keep saying "Talk really needs a major rewrite", but I keep not doing it, so I may as well make the current version available.Changes since v1.0.6:~Option to automatically connect to incoming talk requests.~Dimmed the Talk button when an invalid address was selected.~Changed RecieveKey to use TEInsert instead of TEKey to avoid TE callingShieldCursor~Added Zoom state preserving.~Preserve text selection across RecieveKey - still flickers though :(~Support selecting a particular terminal to talk to.Talk&Talkd are Shareware, $5.Hope you like them,   Peter. <[e-mail]>Talk 1.1.0 & Talkd 1.1.0 Copyright 1992-93, Peter N Lewis #### BINHEX     util/mac-binary-ii-plus-101.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Mar 1993 12:40:19 +0800 From: Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>Subject: util - MacBinary II+ v1.0.1 _______________________________________________________________________Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>             Ph: [phone]MacBinary II+ is a System 7 drag&drop converter for MacBinary files.  It has no User Interface, simply drop a MacBinary file on it and it will be decoded, drop any other file or folder on it and it will be encoded.  MacBinary II+ should be fully compatible with all current MacBinary encoders/decoders, and extends the format to include folder hierarchies (although no other decoder will be able to decode folder hierarchy MacBinary files created by MacBinary II+).Version 1.0.1 corrects a problem that stopped MacBinary II+ from recognizing MacBinary I files.  I don't normally like posting sucha minor change, but since I don't have any grand plans for the programanyway, and since the problem is fairly noticable, I decided to postthis fixed version.MacBinary II+ should work on any System 7 Mac.  If it doesn't, let me know.MacBinary II+ is free for any use.Hope its useful to someone,   Peter. <[e-mail]>MacBinary II+ v1.0.1 Copyright 1992-93 Peter N Lewis #### BINHEX     app/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     util/ad/oura-qt.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Mar 93 15:58 +1300 From: "Lawrence D'Oliveiro, Waikato University, Hamilton, NZ"Subject: info-mac/util/ad/oura-qt.hqx Here's a resubmission of OURA QT, my QuickTime movie player for After Dark.Lawrence D'OliveiroComputer Services DeptUniversity of WaikatoHamiltonNew [e-mail]--------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     demo/octave-153.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     card/hyper-wais-17.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 93 12:54:54 EST Subject: HyperWais 1.7 submission From: [e-mail] 1.7This version is an update to the current version maintainedin the archive.HyperWais is a hypercard stack which can be used to access Wide AreaInformation Servers (WAIS) on the internet, currently there about about300 public access servers available.To use HyperWais, you need HyperCard 2.1 and MacTCP 1.1.Francois SchiettecatteSoftware EngineerAdvanced Technology GroupWelch Medical LibraryJohns Hopkins UniversityInternet: [e-mail]    : [phone]#### BINHEX     util/loodle-53.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 1993 15:32:28 EST From: "Paul T. Gelinas" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Loodle 5.3 (disk cataloging program)     Enclosed please find a copy of Loodle 5.3, a disk catalogingprogram.  It used to be on the info-mac server but was apparentlydeleted a while ago.  It allows either manual or automatic disk ejection,label borders, and insertion of icoms or images on the disk label.It can also export catalogs.    Includes documaentation in applicatin format, and a HyperCardstack for making a database for online filename searches (Which floppywas that?)  Can also catalog hard disks.    Binhexed Compact Pro archive.        Paul#### BINHEX     font/tt/cali-japan.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 93 15:51:42 MST From: [e-mail] (Kevin Hartig)March 16, 1993Please post as info-mac/fonts/calijapanfonts.hqx.Contained within this distribution are files for Japanese Katakana andHiragana fonts. Bitmapped fonts, copyrighted TrueType and Type 1Postscript fonts are provided. Characters are in calligraphic style. Characters for all the phonetic sounds are included. There are also a fewadditional symbols which are used in standard Japanese type setting. If  you use these fonts, please pay the shareware fee of $10 US to support further development of fascinating and useful software. The outline fonts are copyrighted, but you can them distribute freely as long as you includeall files in this archive. You may not distribute these fonts for commericial purposes without my permission.Comments, criticisims, support, etc... are encouraged.  They can be sent to:Kevin Hartig1126 Collyer StreetLongmont, CO 80501 [e-mail] [e-mail]-Kevin) 1993 Kevin Hartig#### BINHEX     app/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     util/power-strip-20.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 1993 10:56:16 -0800 From: "Ron Wong, SCO DevRel, x7128" <[e-mail]>Subject: PowerStrip 2.0 from CompuServe ABSTRACT:PowerStrip displays info like battery voltage level, elapsed time on battery, whether AppleTalk is on/off, the speed of the CPU, more.  Newversion  saves preference file to Preferences folder, window height adjuststo font  height, graph showing battery load, more.  E-mail me withcomments!freeware. .        System 7 only; Powerbooks and Portables only.README FILE:From:      Michael Caputo      4186 Amboy Road      Staten Island, NY  10308      Compu$erve: 70233, 3523To:      AllRe:      "PowerStrip"Hope you like it, but more importantly, I hope you find it useful.  Here's the poop.PowerStrip should have no problem running on a PowerBook, Duo, or Portablethat's running System 7.  I have no way of testing it on other machines orversions of the Mac OS since my one and only machine is a PB100, so I takeno responsibility for any adverse effects caused by PowerStrip.New version (2.0) info:1. Version 2.0 saves it's data/preferences file to the Preferences folder,in a file called PowerStripPrefs.2. You now have the option of displaying it across the bottom or the top ofthe screen.  I found there were so many applications that left more room atthe top than the bottom, I had to add this.3. Window height is now proportional to font size.  Geneva @ 9 points isthe smallest and the most legible.  The window takes up only 7 pixelsacross the screen.  IF ANYONE HAS A SMALLER AND STILL LEGIBLE FONT, LET MEKNOW!4. There is now a battery load graph.  It graphs the voltage level over thelast two minutes.  You can hide this graph, if you want.  It will stillupdate even though it's hidden.USAGE:The best way to use it is to drop it or an alias of it into the StartupItems folder in your System Folder.  That way you won't forget to start itup.  WHAT IT DOES:"PowerStrip" tracks the elapsed time of battery and AC-charging sessions. When tracking the battery session, the counter is NOT incremented duringsleep states.  When tracking AC charging sessions,  it DOES incrementduring sleep states.  Neither counter increments during powered off states.It also displays available space on your hard drive, available RAM, thespeed of the CPU, the on/off state of AppleTalk, and on/off state of theinternal modem, if any."PowerStrip" does it's best to save settings between sessions.  It savesfontsize, style, and family, and if it exits in one state and starts up inthe same state (exit on battery and start up on battery), it picks up whereit left off. (It assumes you've rebooted.)CAVEATS:You can get REMARKABLE battery session durations by plugging in the chargerwhile the Powerbook is asleep, and unplugging it before it wakes up.  Getit?  It won't know that it's been jacked in, so it won't reset the counter.  Best thing to do is to change the connection state while the machine is"awake", or use the menu command "count zero" to decrement the counter tozero.  (Thanks to William G. for that one.)I hope you like it, but I really hope you get something out of it!Thanks!Mike/* EOF */---------------------------------#### BINHEX     app/pict-show-141.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 93 10:37:55 +0100 From: Oliver Dreer <[e-mail]>PICTshow a small slideshow program for viewing PICT-files, listening to soundsand 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 1.41 :- Fixed bug on machines with b/w monitor (PB,SE/30), that caused PICTshow  to crash.Changes in version 1.4 :- Zoom always centers picture- Fade option for fading between pictures (Thanks to Tony Copper!)- Add Folder adds all items from a folder (PICTs or sounds) to the list.  The contents of subfolders are also added.- Drag&Drop of Folders (If you already have PICTshow, you have to rebuild  your desktop [cmd-opt on startup] for activating this)- Added support for QuickTime Movies. Add and view them like pictures.  Option for doubling QT-Movies.Oliver [e-mail]#### BINHEX     util/ps-util-accel-writer.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 93 23:07:42 MET From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] PS utilities for Xante Accel-A-Writer These are the latest versions of PostScript utilitiesfor the Xante Accel-A-Writer printers and upgrade boards.#### BINHEX     util/quark-exp-accel-writer.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 93 23:06:41 MET From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Quark Express drivers for Xante Accel-A-Writer These are the latest versions of QuarkExpress Printer drivers for the Xante Accel-A-Writer printers and upgrade boards.#### BINHEX     util/aldus-apd-accel-writer.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 93 23:03:40 MET From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] APDs for Xante Accel-A-Writer These are the latest versions of Aldus APD Printer drivers for the Xante Accel-A-Writer printers and upgrade boards.#### BINHEX     util/aldus-ppd-print-drivers.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 93 23:04:35 MET From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] PPDs for Xante Accel-A-Writer These are the latest versions of Aldus PPD Printer drivers for the Xante Accel-A-Writer printers and upgrade boards.#### BINHEX     virus/mactools-defs-0393.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Mar 1993 11:40:41 -0800From: Chall Fry <[e-mail]>Subject: mactools-defs-0393.hqxInfo-Mac Moderators,Please place this file in /info-mac/virus. Thanks.Users, This file contains the latest antidote descriptions for MacToolsAntivirus. Instructions for loading the antidotes are containedwithin. This file is compressed as a self extracting archive.--Chall FryCentral Point Software#### INFO-MAC   digest/im/infomacv11-062.txt   ****Today's Topics:      68040 vs 486 speeds      [Q] AutoDoubler 2.0 Upgrade?      About XFerIt and bragging      Apple Tape Backups      Bragging (Number of extensions)      bragging?      Centris 610 w/ 21" Mono Monitor?      Change username      ClarisWorks 2.0      connecting home to work      Control Panels & Extensions      DAT Drive Problems      DAT SCSI Drives (Q)      DECNET -> AppleTalk v58 known bug (C)      DropStuff      DTP Careers and Skills      DuoDock and color screen > 16" (A)      Europrices, inc. software      Extensions, Extensions, Extensions      Forward delete on the standard Apple keybord? (Q)      Freeware/shareware fonts (R)      Hard disk error      How to play ".au" sounds      Japanese Word Processor???  (R)      K&R C book      MacLang      Macpwrbook-l      MacRecorder problems on IIfx      Mac running VGA moniter?      Macs in the White House      MacTCP no Local/Ether Talk Icon, Can't fix it (2 msgs)      Mac Text Processor Needed (C)      MacWeek address      MacWhiteHouse (C)      MacWrite Pro arrived (yawn--grrrr!)      Microsoft plans to remove interactive Mail support on ALink      Modems on different systems (Q)      Mystery file      Nisus & Quickeys listserv changes      Nisus & Quickeys listserv changes (oops)      Nisus Upgrade: CAn it do...? (C)      Numerical Data from Graphs (Q)      NuTek and Mac Clone.      NuTek Has Macintosh Clone Ready: Opinions?      Partitioning a File (R)      Printer font layout problem--- PLEASE HELP SOON!      ResEdit "^O" references?      Severe problem with Kermit 0.88(188)      SIMMS, NEW YORK (A)      Sony 1604S + Centris in 2 Page mode      SuperATM fonts      Superdrive problem (A)      Telecomm program with vt100, small font, meta key      TidBITS #165 - Privacy Issues      TidBITS#168 - European Software Prices      Translators for Apple File Exchange (A)      Uncompressing SIT files from rigel.acs.oakland.edu      using Apple CDROM drives under DOS!      World Scripts - WHEN?!?!?!?#### INFO-MAC   digest/im/infomacv11-061.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] Giger Landscape XII Screen      [*] Hard Drive Stiction problems: a follow-up      [*] ircle 1.2.6      [*] ircle 1.2.6 source      [*] mac-solutions.hqx      [*] Pyro! 4.0 module - Puzzle      "xxx.hqx.Z" format      "xxx.hqx.Z" format (A) (Re: Info-Mac Digest V11 #60)      "xxx.Z" format      Apple 13" RGB going brighter      Attaching a Sun CD-ROM drive to a Powerbook      Bb notes sticks in MIDI. . .      bragging?      Building a little network (      ClarisWorks and AppleWorks      Close-View Won't Stop      Cyrillic word processing?      DAT Drive Problems      Dead ProCom removable drive & LCD panel connection (Q)      DECnet -> Appletalk v58 known bug (FYI & Question)      disk formatting programs for Acropolis 1.2 GB disk      Don't know what did it but it works      Endnote Plus (2 msgs)      EPS -> PICT Shareware?      Extensions, Extensions Everywhere      Farewell to Vaporware      Filesharing and Autodoubler      Filesharing and Trash      HyperCard Developers' List      hypercard developers list      II vx >> Centris 650 (A)      Is this how you get a question into the info-mac digest?      Japanese Word Processor???      K&R C book      Looking for NCSA/BYU Telnet Sources for THINK C      Macintosh in Taiwan?      MacTCP no Local/Ether Talk Icon, Can't fix it      Mactivity Conference Agenda      MacWeek      MacWhiteHouse?      MacWrite Pro IS SHIPPING NOW!!!      Mail for Mac 1.1b Warning!      modem use in japan      NuBus card for E-Machines Z-21 screen needed      Nutek Clones (C)      NuTek Has Macintosh Clone Ready: Opinions?      NuTek Has Macintosh Clone Ready: Opinions? (A)      PB 165c vs. PB 180 display (C)      PostScript -> EPSF (A)      Reinstalling Network device driver      Shareware/freeware fonts      Shiftlock/mouse button problem clue (A?)      status of System 7 compatible driver for Apple 8.24 video card      Stylewriter II driver - where to get it      Stylewriter II install problems 6.0.8      SuperATM Offer      SuperBoomerang 4.01p bootup problem (Q)      SuperDrive Problem      Tape backup system 4mm      text format for e-mail (Q)      Translation software for the Mac      vi      Word 5.0 -- Text With Layout Won't Accept PointSize Setting      World Scripts - WHEN?!?!?!?      Xferit and Steven Falkenburg#### BINHEX     util/pyro-puzzle.hqx.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 93 12:42:46 -0500 From: William Gibson <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Pyro! 4.0 module - Puzzle This file contains a Pyro! module similar to the AfterDark module Puzzle.It uses the screen image as the picture and slides little push piecesaround.  Several configuration options are available.  This module shouldThis file contains a Pyro! module similar to the AfterDark module Puzzle.It uses the screen image as the picture and slides little push piecesaround.  Several configuration options are available.  This module shouldwork with all Macs that can runb Pyro!4.0 and 4.0.1.  See the readme filefor more information.Bill [e-mail]#### BINHEX     art/giger-landscape-xii-startup.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 1993 13:56:03 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Ken B Kirksey)Subject: Giger Landscape XII Screen Landscape XII    by H.R. GigerWork No. 205Painted in 1974Acrylic on Paper40" x 28" The accompanying PICT file is a 640x480 16-bit color scan of the above namedwork, suitable for using as a background screen on a 13" or 14" monitor.  Thescreen looks fantubulous when you set your screen depth to 16 bits, but it looks fine in 8-bit color or 8-bit greyscale. At the request of the moderator, I'll be limiting my posts of these Giger screens to one per week.  Since 640x480 is the most common color monitorsize out there, I'll be uploading those first.  If you've got a 16" or19" monitor and can't wait 'till I get around to posting these versions (if I ever do) drop me a note in e-mail, and we'll see about sending you themon disk. Ken [e-mail]#### BINHEX     comm/ircle-126.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 93 20:43:00 MET From: Olaf Titz <[e-mail]>Subject: ircle 1.2.6 This is a Macintosh IRC (Internet Relay Chat) client. It allows you to talk to people all over the world over the Internet.It will run on any Mac with System version 6.0 or greater and the MacTCP driver, version 1.0 or greater.This is free software according to the GNU General Public License (any version). Refer to the file COPYING for precise terms and conditions.Send comments, suggestions, bug reports etc. to:Olaf Titz  <[e-mail]>Source uploaded separately.#### BINHEX     source/c/ircle-126.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 93 20:44:03 MET From: Olaf Titz <[e-mail]>Subject: ircle 1.2.6 source This is a Macintosh IRC (Internet Relay Chat) client. It allows you to talk to people all over the world over the Internet.It will run on any Mac with System version 6.0 or greater and the MacTCP driver, version 1.0 or greater.This is free software according to the GNU General Public License (any version). Refer to the file COPYING for precise terms and conditions.This package contains complete source code and auxiliary files for building the binary with THINK Pascal 2.0.1 or later versions.Portions are Copyright 1992 Peter N.Lewis, read the notices in theTCP Libraries files.Send comments, suggestions, bug reports etc. to:Olaf Titz  <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     app/mac-solutions.hqx   ****Date: 16 Mar 1993 13:10:26 -0500 (EST) From: [e-mail] (eric shelden (wadsworth))Mac-Solutions is a calculator-like program which performs conversions and calculations commonly used for solution chemistry such as dilutions, concentrations and so-on.The program understands and will convert betweenconcentrations expressed in molarity,weight percent and weight/volume. Two fully editable libraries for solutionconcentrations and formula weigths are included, and resultscan be copied to the clipboard. The program runs on both colorand B&W machines (it's nicer in color) using sytems 6.0 and later.Must be unstuffed with Stuffit Deluxe. Shareware $15 requested.Eric Shelden ([e-mail]).#### INFO-MAC   digest/im/infomacv11-060.txt   ****Today's Topics:      "xxx.hqx.Z" format (Q)      32-bit enabler solution      AOL Shiva NetModem E Problem      Bananafish/ThoughtPattern      CD-ROM titles wanted      Connectors for HP-95 computer      DAT Drive Problems      DiskLight Conflict (A)      DOS to Mac to DOS  (A)      Downloading files with  .dd ext      DPI On-The-Fly      Drag & Drop Unbinhexer      drag &drop unbinhexer (A)      Express Modem for PB160      Farewell to Vaporware      Finder 7.1 Hacks (Rename delay etc.)      Finder Shortcut/Danger      Harris Laboratories Info?      hypercard developers list      Info-Mac Digest V11 #59      Is not hacking disk drivers dumb? (Q)      login help needed, PLEASE!!!      MacTCP no Local/Ether Talk Icon, Can't fix it      MacWrite Pro IS SHIPPING NOW!!!      map making software...      MS Excel and MS Works      Nisus Upgrade: CAn it do...?      NuTek Has Macintosh Clone Ready: Opinions?      PB140 internal disk to external disk conversion (R)      PB 165c vs. PB 180 display      Please, where can I buy SIMMs in Boston or NY ? (from Brazil)      Q: 16bit ANSI color in a Comm. Program      SLIP & Modems      Steven Levy's email address?      StylewriterII driver on StylewriterI      Superdrive problem (Q)      SuperMac Monitor Repair in Germany (Q)      Think C & Pascal      Think C & Pascal (A)      Working with Hypercard Buttons... HELP!      World Scripts - WHEN?!?!?!?#### INFO-MAC   digest/im/infomacv11-059.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] ASCII images of formatted pages (C)      [*] Cassette Index Card HC Stack      [*] Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest Volume 2 #010-019      [*] CompactPro to StuffIt--CPT2SIT 3.0.3 submission      [*] cp/attention-101.hqx      [*] DiskDup+ 2.1.4      [*] euclid11b18      [*] eucliddoc11b18      [*] Hard Drive Stiction problems: a follow-up      [*] IconWrap 1.2      [*]IsRunning XFCN 1.0      [*] ShutDowner.sit.hqx      [*] Spaceward Ho! 3.0.1 Updater      [*] StuffIt--UnStuff/PC.EXE submission      [*] TidBITS#168/15-Mar-93      [*] Vtopia -- a TrueType Vietnamese font      (Q) Where to find WORM Drives?      7.1 Fonts Folder outside of System Folder? (A)      [[e-mail]: Re: a few more modem comments]      AECreateAppleEvent + invalid thePort = crash      All About Mugs (Q)      Building a little network      Can't empty trash with filesharing on (Q)      Centris built-in Ethernet connection (R)      compatibility cp      Conciseness is next to godliness!      DART and Diskcopy      Desktop Textures      Drag & Drop: Wrong name      Drag & Drop Unbinhexer      drag & drop unbinhexer (A)      drag & drop unbinhexer?      drag & drop unbinhexer? (A)      Ethernet      Ethernet advice wanted      Getting rid of the level passwords in Lemmings      Graphic application needed      Harris Laboratories Info?      HDSetup      installing int drive in ext case (Q)      Integrated Software (C)      Intolerably slow HP DeskWriter printing in Texture (C)      Japanese system and system enablers (A)      LaserWriter Select 310 - Facts?      LC -> LCIII vs. PowerCache      LCIII upgrade and fax for Cricket Graph III      Nisus Upgrade: can it do...?      OS2 Appletalk (?)      PB140 internal disk to external disk conversion      PB180's active matrix or PB165c's passive matrix colour ? (Q)      Performa vs. 'real' Mac      PostScript -> EPSF      PowerPoint, LaserWriter LS, and greyscale      Problem with A/B box and hardware handshake      Prograph FTP site/list      Shutdown items 2.3* wanted      sticky scroll arrows (Q)      StyleWriter II driver on Stylewriter I      tape backup options for a Quadra 950 server      Textures and PostScript (C)      Textures slow printing on DeskWriter (A)      Think C & Pascal      TrueType Fonts      Who wrote "SE ROM Picture Program" ?      Why does this happen? (custom icons revisited)      World Scripts - WHEN?!?!?!?#### BINHEX     app/spaceward-ho-301-updater.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     ex/icon-wrap-12.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (John Thoo)Date: Mon, 15 Mar 93 17:22:42 PST Subject: IconWrap 1.2 On Sat, 13 Mar 93 20:15:13 CST <[e-mail]> said:> I seem to remember seeing a reference to a utility that will wrap> startup icons to multiple rows if there are too many to fit on one> line.  Does such a beast exist?  If so, what is it and where can I> find it? This is the second request for such an extension in as many weeks.Here's something that does what you ask: IconWrap 1.2. --John.J. B. THOO, Math Dept, Univ of California, Davis <[e-mail]>---------------------------------cut here---------------------------------#### BINHEX     app/euclid-11b18.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 15 Mar 1993 09:57:50 -0700 From: [e-mail] (Bernie Bernstein)Subject: euclid11b18 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.b18 fixes several bugs and contains some internal changes. Read the releasenotes for more information.    o,  ,,   ,      | Bernie Bernstein                    | ,    ,,    L>O/  `,/ `    ,| University of Colorado at Boulder   |/ `,,/  `   O./  '  / . `  / | home: 303-444-3168                  |     / ` `  ,.  ,/   /  ,      '  | email: [e-mail]      | /        ''  `#### BINHEX     misc/stuff-it-unsit-on-dos.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 15 Mar 93 16:24:11 CST From: [e-mail]: StuffIt--UnStuff/PC.EXE submission Hi,I just got my registered copy of StuffIt Lite 3.0.5. Inside the disk there area few goodies besides StuffIt Lite and StuffIt Expander like StuffIt &Frontier, CPT2SIT(3.0.3), UnStuff/PC. The last two pieces are not in theInfo-Mac archive as I checked on Mar. 15 '93. So here is the submission forthe second one, UnStuff/PC in binhexed, (StuffIt) self-extracted format.The following is from "ReadMe on Macintosh".> "UNSITINS.EXE" is a DOS executable self-extracting archive that contains> UNSTUFF.EXE. You will need to move "UNSITINS.EXE" to a DOS machine. Now you> can send StuffIt archives to your friends who use DOS compatible machines!> UNSTUFF.EXE enables users of DOS compatible machines to extract files and> folders from StuffIt archives from 1.5.1 to 3.0.Regards,Liu#### BINHEX     util/stuff-it-cpt-2-sit.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 15 Mar 93 15:50:11 CST From: [e-mail]: CompactPro to StuffIt--CPT2SIT 3.0.3 submission Hi,I just got my registered copy of StuffIt Lite 3.0.5. Inside the disk there area few goodies besides StuffIt Lite and StuffIt Expander like StuffIt &Frontier, CPT2SIT(3.0.3), UnStuff/PC. The last two pieces are not in theInfo-Mac archive as I checked on Mar. 15 '93. So here is the submission forthe first one, CPT2SIP(3.0.3) in binhexed, (StuffIt) self-extracted format.The following is from "CPT2SIT Docs".> CPT2SIT*> Written by Leonard Rosenthol> Copyright )1992, Aladdin Systems, Inc.> Portions )1992, Raymond Lau>>> Description:>> CPT2SIT is designed to help users convert their older Compact Pro archives> into newer, smaller StuffIt 3.0 archives - thereby giving you faster modem or> network transfers, additional free disk space, and making the archive> contents easier to manage.>> CPT2SIT requires System 6.0.4 or later, and System 7 users additionally can> enjoy an easy Rdrag and dropS interface.  You can also have CPT2SIT build a> list of files and folders to be converted as a RbatchS single operation.>> CPT2SIT is 32-bit clean, AU/X, U040 cache, and virtual memory compatible, and> Apple event aware.>> Special Features:>> * If you hold down the Shift key when dropping files on the icon, CPT2SIT will>     give you the opportunity to choose an alternate destination (i.e. another>     folder or disk) for the converted items.>> * Scripters can control CPT2SIT from other applications.  For example, with>     HyperCard use the Ropen <document> using "CPT2SIT"S command.  With>     Frontier, use a Rrequired.OpenDocument('2SIT', document)S.>>  Caveats:>> * CPT2SIT will not convert encrypted or password protected archives.>> * CPT2SIT will not convert any segmented archives.>> * In both of the above cases, if you do attempt to convert such an archive,>     CPT2SIT will alert you and then continue on with any other achives you>     may have selected for conversion.>> Legal words>> CPT2SIT* may be distributed for non-commercial purposes. Aladdin Systems, Inc.>     retains full rights to determine who may or may not distribute CPT2SIT>     and in what form.>> It may also be freely distributed via wire or electronic communications>     (BBS's and online information systems) for the sole purpose of use by>     their customers.Please pay attention to the legal status mentioned above and register yourcopy.Regards,Liu(To Leonard Rosenthol: When the self-extracted file CPT2SIT Install did itswork, the New Folder Button in dialog box would cause a type 3 crash. Mac'sBug said: Illegal Instruction at 0025C2F8; No Procedure Name   0025C2F8*DC.W   $EAFF; ????   |EAFF. Is this a known problem or the problem may comefrom other place?)#### BINHEX     app/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     font/tt/vtopia.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 15 Mar 93 11:53:58 PST From: [e-mail]: [*] Vtopia -- a TrueType Vietnamese font This package contains the TrueType font ``Vtopia'' and a keyboardlayout for Vietnamese text processing on a Macintosh. Vtopia adheresto VSCII (Vietnamese Standard Code for Information Interchange), theVietnamese national standard for 8-bit character encoding.-----  Begin Included Text  --------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     report/ascii-from-mac-progs.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: ASCII images of formatted pages (C) Date: Mon, 15 Mar 93 18:36:51 EST A thread dealing with producing a formatted TEXT file from(arbitrary) Macintosh programs appeared in some recent issues ofInfo-Mac Digest. The messages making up this thread had the titles:"ASCII images of formatted pages","Document formatting query","Problems Producing RFCs","Problems producing RFDs (c)","Printing to ASCII files""RFC Text formatting", and"WANT Word output to Internet ASCII".The attached binhexed self-expanding archive contains:1. "RFC Format dialog" which is a chronology of all the messages   (that I've seen) from the thread (including both those posted to   Info-Mac Digest and those sent directly to me), and my comments   and suggestions based on that discussion. Basically, I recommend   the creation of a new Print2Pict extension (which I call the   "ASCII Page Image" extension) and I propose some specifications   for its operation.2. a copy of the text version of RFC 1111 as FTPed from NIC.DDN.MIL.3. a copy of RFC 1111 as edited (by me) to make it a Microsoft Word   document./David M. Rosenberg (Internet: [e-mail],      MIT Phone: [phone], Home Phone: [phone])#### BINHEX     card/improved-cassette-librarian-31.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     util/shut-downer.hqx   ****From: William Uther <[e-mail]>Subject: ShutDowner.sit.hqx Date: Mon, 15 Mar 93 20:00:37 EST Hi,  Ever hit Restart instead of ShutDown under the Special menu and had to waitwhile all you INIT's loaded before you could try again?  This init will shutyour machine down during boot 'at the touch of a button'.  See the READMEfile for more details.                    \x/ill               :-}[e-mail]#### TEXT       report/old-sony-drive-fix.txt   ****Date: Mon, 15 Mar 93 12:22:03 GMT From: [e-mail] (Francis Knight, SIEM UK Felixstowe)Subject: Hard Drive Stiction problems: a follow-up [e-mail] (Steven Arthur Sivier) writes in response to my query last week:>You mean its Sony drives that have the stiction problems? I thought it>only affected Quantum drives. It happens I have an old 40 Meg Sony drive>(Model SRD2040A-02) from out of a IIcx that refuses to spin anymore. Can>I get this repaired (or replaced) for free or should I just toss it?I sure do. I went through this same loop last summer with my own SE/30 witha Sony drive. I had to do some research on behalf of my qualified Appledealer, natch, but got a free replacement. Now he sounds mostknowledgeable, as I discovered when I phoned him last week in relation tothe firm's machine, until I got to the word "Quantum", whereapon: problemnot known. I thought the Quantum problem was more widely known, butstrangely, nobody has (yet) confirmed it in response to my query last week.#### BINHEX     card/x/is-running-10.hqx   ****Date: 15 Mar 1993 11:33:02 +0100 From: [e-mail] (Mathieu Jacques)Subject: [*]IsRunning XFCN 1.0 This is IsRunning 1.0, an XFCN that checks if an application iscurrently running. It is compatible with System >= 7.0,and HyperCard >= 2.0.You only need to pass an application creator as parameter.It is freeware for non commercial use.Think Pascal 4.02 source included.For comments, bug reports, e-mail to Pierre MATHIEUinternet : [e-mail]-Cut Here-#### BINHEX     cp/attention-101.hqx   ****From: marco piovanelli <[e-mail]>Subject: cp/attention-101.hqx Date: Mon, 15 Mar 93 17:36:44 MET Organization: Merzstuecke Attention 1.0.1 is a little control panel that lets youcustomize the sound played when background applications needyour attention (technically speaking, when they postnotifications).You also have options to disable notification sound altogether,to disallow notification alert boxes and to always play a soundwhen a notification is posted.Attention 1.0.1 fixes some incompatibilities with AfterDark andCarpetbag.  It should replace version 1.0.Compressed with StuffIt Lite 3.0.  A read-me file is included.This program is free but still not public domain.#### TEXT       digest/csmp/csmp-v2-index.txt   ****Issue 1    Accessing MPW 411 from THINK C    How to store file references/names ?    Deadman programming - how to reset?    calling MacTCP from ioCompletion routine    How can you discover which debugger is installed?    AppleEvents for Print server 3.0?    Fixing Apples serial drivers. How???Issue 2    How can I draw arrowheads on lines?    How long can an AE handler take?    Calling C from Pascal vs calling Pascal from C    Perfect Window Zooming (longish)    Is this a BaseAddress problem with the Quadra .?.?.?.#### TEXT       digest/csmp/csmp-v2-019.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sat, 13 Mar 93       Volume 2 : Issue 19Today's Topics:    Scope of trap patches    HELP! What IS this bug    appleevents    Help with strings....    Getting a dirID from an FSSpec. HELP!The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the usenet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  If you don't have access to news, you canpost articles to any newsgroup by mailing your article to#### TEXT       digest/csmp/csmp-v2-018.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Thu, 11 Mar 93       Volume 2 : Issue 18Today's Topics:    help calling assembly from C    Calling external code resources - how?    What's in an unloaded resource handle?    SystemClick neccesary in Sys. 7?    Mac Plus Driver Unit Table    Hints on getting a spinning cursors..    Game AnimationThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the usenet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systems#### TEXT       digest/csmp/csmp-v2-017.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Fri, 26 Feb 93       Volume 2 : Issue 17Today's Topics:    Is the Finder's name always "Finder"?    Keeping a resource file open forever from an INIT    Shareware summary (long)The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the usenet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  If you don't have access to news, you canpost articles to any newsgroup by mailing your article to    [e-mail], to post an article to comp.sys.mac.programmer, mail your article to#### TEXT       digest/csmp/csmp-v2-016.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Wed, 24 Feb 93       Volume 2 : Issue 16Today's Topics:    Hiliting with the hilight color??? Problem    'aete' TMPL wanted    Verifying valid handles, how to?    Memory allocation in your appThe Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the usenet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  If you don't have access to news, you canpost articles to any newsgroup by mailing your article to    [e-mail]#### TEXT       digest/csmp/csmp-v2-015.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 23 Feb 93       Volume 2 : Issue 15Today's Topics:    Disabling editBox items (long)    setwindowpic    Modifying width of PopUp menus in System 7.1    Finding Application to Launch    Slow drawing under System 7    Color animation in After Dark...HELP!The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the usenet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  If you don't have access to news, you can#### TEXT       digest/csmp/csmp-v2-014.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sat, 20 Feb 93       Volume 2 : Issue 14Today's Topics:    LDEF sample    Resource compression/decompression    Where do I get the highlight color?    List Manager help wanted    File system problem - RstLock not updating...    How to check for gray-scale screen?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the usenet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  If you don't have access to news, you can#### TEXT       digest/csmp/csmp-v2-013.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Tue, 16 Feb 93       Volume 2 : Issue 13Today's Topics:    Think C Debugger Voracity    TCL, MultiFinder, and Progress Dialogs    Completion proc stuff    QuickDraw: Why Can't it Mirror Right?    My MyDoubleBackProc() is too slow!!The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  If you don't have access to news, you canpost articles to any newsgroup by mailing your article to#### TEXT       digest/csmp/csmp-v2-012.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sat, 13 Feb 93       Volume 2 : Issue 12Today's Topics:    Primer Changes    HOpenResFile and HOpenRF supported by glue in System 6?    Detecting mouse position in a window ?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  If you don't have access to news, you canpost articles to any newsgroup by mailing your article to    [e-mail], to post an article to comp.sys.mac.programmer, mail your article to#### TEXT       digest/csmp/csmp-v2-011.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Wed, 10 Feb 93       Volume 2 : Issue 11Today's Topics:    Help for a new programmer (CDEF's & Debuging Resource Code)    Proper way to do Self-Modifying code?    help- sound playing w/ bufferCmd    code for Finding Prefs File (long)The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  If you don't have access to news, you canpost articles to any newsgroup by mailing your article to    [e-mail]#### TEXT       digest/csmp/csmp-v2-010.txt   ****C.S.M.P. Digest             Sun, 07 Feb 93       Volume 2 : Issue 10Today's Topics:    Distinguishing FrontClicks?    Uniquely identifying a Mac? How?The Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer Digest is moderated by Michael A. Kelly.The digest is a collection of article threads from the internet newsgroupcomp.sys.mac.programmer.  It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions.  If you don't know what anewsgroup is, you probably don't have access to it.  Ask your systemsadministrator(s) for details.  If you don't have access to news, you canpost articles to any newsgroup by mailing your article to    [e-mail], to post an article to comp.sys.mac.programmer, mail your article to    [e-mail]#### TIDBITS    digest/tb/tidbits-168.etx   ****Topics:    MailBITS/15-Mar-93    Delete Forward Usage    Caring For Your Wrists    Notes from the Apple Catalog    Nisus 3.4 Hits the World    European Software Bargains: Who's Gouging Whom?    Reviews/15-Mar-93 #### INFO-MAC   digest/im/infomacv11-058.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] America Online Download Manager Assistant      [*] AT&T DataPort 14.4K Report      [*] AutoLock 1.3.1      [*] BBEdit Extensions (Insert Column & Spaces to Tabs)      [*] BeyondmididemoV2.3.txt ...for 00index.txt area in mac/sound/midi      [*] bolo-map-editor-100.hqx      [*] Deconstructor 1.1      [*] Default Folder 2.31 submission      [*] Dialog View 1.0.4      [*] DiskDup+ 2.11      [*] FileMaker_Pro_Contacts+2.02.hqx      [*] IconFamilyMaker22.cpt.hqx      [*] Mac & IBM Compare-Version 1.5      [*] mac-grid-10.hqx      [*] Mac MPEG viewer 0.15      [*] Minitel/Mac      [*] NewQuickB.PROC for WhiteKnight (not really new) submission      [*] New version of /info-mac/report/mac-tcp-info.txt      [*] pb-battery-voltage-13.hqx      [*] QuickB DA V1.0 (Dec. 4, 1990) submission      [*] Re: After Dark FAQ 0.2 submission      [*] Reference Link 1.1      [*] sniff 1.0.1.sit.hqx      [*] Stevie.Ray.Startup      [*] Text Editor Patches 1.2.5      [*] THINK C Gamma Fade Library v1.1      [*] Upload      Access PC      An open letter to John Norstad      asedit - A powerful Mac-X compatible editor for Unix by Andrzej      Stochniol      Bliss Interactive Technologies/Resource Navigator?      Can I get mail order by email (A)      Centris built-in Ethernet connection (Q)      Communications Package with Recording Capabilities (Q)      Compatibility CDEV (A)      COMPATIBILITY INIT (R)      Controlling Paragraph placing in Word (A)      Controlling Paragraph placing in Word (R)      Copyright problem      Disappearing font in IIg?      Diskcopy (2 msgs)      Disklight & HP DeskwriterC 500 Conflict (Q)      drag & drop unbinhexer?      E Mail order      error -192 on PB180      finding a mac person on CompuServe...      FTP Site for Prograph      Grey-Scale Print driver for Personal Laserwriter LS (Q)      IIfx too slow (Q)      IIsi accelerators?      II vx >> Centris 650      Info on GCC SelectPress 600 Printer      Integrated Software (C)      Intolerably slow HP DeskWriter printing in Texture (A)      LCIII upgrade or LC+accelerater ? (Q)      Looking for Lists      no way for macros in Word 5.x?      Pathworks compatible with System 7.1 ? (Q)      Paw-paw problems (C)      printing problems      Problems with DART      RE Paw-paw After Dark module      SANE      SE/Ethernet/Telnet Problems (A)      Start up problems (Q)      Swiss Army Knife Awards      ThoughtPattern/Bananafish (Q)      translators for Apple File Exchange (Q)      Turbo Pascal 1.1      Voice mail for mac      Western-style font (R)      Worldscript 1 & 2      WriteNow sold to Wordstar#### BINHEX     app/filemaker-pro-contacts-202.hqx   ****Date: 15 Mar 93 10:43:01 U From: "Andrew Lee" <[e-mail]>Subject: FileMaker_Pro_Contacts+2.02.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) made payable to: Andrew Lee, for ANY amount that you findappropriate. If you pay your shareware contribution, you will receive aPASSWORD to enable you to MODIFY LAYOUTS and DELETE records. All suggestionsfor improvements are welcomed.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 and Computing SciencesBond University     QueenslandAustralia    4229............................................................Internet: [e-mail]: 61 75 953320 (international)#### BINHEX     util/icon-family-maker-22.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 14 Mar 1993 19:02:57 -0500 From: "Scott E. Lasley" <[e-mail]>Subject: IconFamilyMaker22.cpt.hqx Icon Family Maker (formerly Explode Cicns) is a program that willallow you to create ICN#, ics#, icl8, ics8, icl4, ics4, cicn, andPICT resources from a cicn or icl8 resource.  Version 2.2 improvesicl8 handling, adds the ablility to select dithering of ics8 and ics4 resources, adds the ability to create PICT resources, and fixes a few bugs.#### BINHEX     cp/dialog-view-104.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Jim Walker)Subject: Dialog View 1.0.4 Date: Sun, 14 Mar 93 16:46:38 EST Organization: Department of Mathematics, Univ. of S. Carolina Dialog View (formerly List Font) is a control panel that allows you tochange the font and size used in directory dialog file lists, and displaythe real icons of files in such lists.  It requires System 7.  If you use ittogether with my Open-wide program (version 3.3 or later for best results),you will be able to use larger fonts without cramping the list.  Compatiblewith Super Boomerang 4.0.1, not compatible with Norton's DirectoryAssistance.New in 1.0.4: Some icons are cached, to reduce disk activity.#### BINHEX     ex/text-editor-patches-125.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Jim Walker)Subject: Text Editor Patches 1.2.5 Date: Sun, 14 Mar 93 14:35:58 EST Organization: Department of Mathematics, Univ. of S. Carolina This patcher can add several features to text editors such as BBEdit and theTHINK C editor:* A simple form of word wrapping.* Type parentheses, brackets and braces in matched pairs.* Same for dollar signs (for TeX typing.)* Control-double-click on the name of a toolbox routine, and THINK Reference1.0 will come to the fore and show the page documenting that routine.  (Thisone requires System 7, and of course it requires that you have THINKReference.)  Not for use with THINK Reference 2.0.* Change the default font of ASLEdit+.Not compatible with PopUpFuncs.  V. 1.2.3 fixes a conflict with System 7.1.V. 1.2.4 fixes the "pair $$" feature.V. 1.2.5 fixes the pairs feature when used with non-US keyboard layouts.This is a StuffIt 3.0 archive.#### BINHEX     game/mac-grid-10.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 14 Mar 93 13:25:33 -0500 From: "Erik Schwiebert" <[e-mail]>Included (i hope!!) with this message is a BinHexed archive of MacGrid v1.0.  MacGrid is a REPLACEMENT for my earler gamecalled MacMines v2.1, which i submitted last month.  MacGrid isactually MacMines v3.0, but I had to change the name as someoneelse was already calling a program of theirs 'MacMines'.  Again,MacGrid is a simple logic game in which the player tries to findall the hidden "mines" on a grid.  Thanx, Erik Schwiebert(please send mail to [e-mail] if there are any problemswith this message!)--------------------#### BINHEX     ex/sniff-101.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 13 Mar 93 12:58:02 EST From: [e-mail] (Alex Kourakos)Subject: sniff 1.0.1.sit.hqx    Okay folks, here it is...      sniff(tm) 1.0.1 by Timothy Miller.      This version fixes some quirks from the previous betaversion that was floating around.   In case you don't know, sniff is the world-famous INIT,found in several collections of annoying and useless programsfor the Macintosh, which gives your Macintosh a cold. Just dropit in your (or even better, someone else's) System folder, andthe Mac will begin to innocently sniff and clear it's throatevery now and then. Great practical joke for your MacFriends,and I've seen people go insane with it on their Macs. If youare so inclined, you can replace the sound resources withyour own sounds.   Runs on all Macintoshes and all system versions.   Download this great little program! The author requestseither the shareware fee or a postcard.   Packed with StuffIt Lite...---------#### TEXT       util/ad/ad-faq-02.txt   ****From: [e-mail]: Re: After Dark FAQ 0.2 submission Date: Sun, 14 Mar 93 10:09:49 GMT Here's an update of the FAQ. Should replace v0.1 in the util/ad directory.Thanks,Lloyd [e-mail] FAQ: After Dark answersVersion: 0.2Last modified: Friday, March 12, 1992Copyright (C) 1993, Lloyd Wood,[e-mail] (JANET)                             [e-mail](INTERNET)#### BINHEX     art/stevie-ray-vaughan-startup.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 13 Mar 1993 23:22:18 -0600 From: Arvid Burns <[e-mail]>Subject: Stevie.Ray.Startup This is a Stevie Ray Vaughan startup screen. Montage of concert and appearance shots.640x480 16-bit color. (Permission to be included on CD granted)#### TEXT       report/att-dataport-144-modem.txt   ****Date: Sat, 13 Mar 93 22:31:40 CST From: [e-mail] (Eric Hoffmann)Subject: AT&T DataPort 14.4K Report The AT&T DataPort 14.4K modem has generated a lot of interest on thenewsgroup comp.dcom.modems. An external model of this modem with Class 1fax capability (including cable and QuickLink II fax software, yech!) isbeing advertised in MacWeek (3-08-93) for $299. The offer is only goodthrough April 30, 1993. If you qualify under the Sysop program, your pricedrops to $222. In response to the question recently posted to info-mac, Isent one reply but thought that it would make more sense to summarize thepostings on comp.dcom.modems and prepare a report on this modem.I have clipped responses from the following people on comp.dcom.modems [e-mail]@[e-mail]@access.digex.com#### TEXT       report/mac-tcp-info-12.txt   ****Date: Sun, 14 Mar 1993 10:10:00 -0600 From: [e-mail] (Eric Behr)Subject: New version of /info-mac/report/mac-tcp-info.txt Please replace the current copy of the file/info-mac/report/mac-tcp-info.txt with the enclosed one. Thank you.MacTCP and related Macintosh software=====================================revision 1.2, March 10, 1993----------------------------------------------------------------Copyright Eric Behr, Illinois State University, Mathematics DepartmentThis document can be freely redistributed in whole or in part, provided that this copyright notice is included intact, and thatno material profit is generated from such a transaction.#### BINHEX     app/mac-mpeg-015.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Mac MPEG viewer 0.15 Date: Sat, 13 Mar 1993 16:52:18 -0500 (EST) Slow and buggy, but it DOES work (without sound).  This will let youview MPEG ("*.mpg") files on your Mac, so long as they're in the samedirectory as the application itself.  More information/documentation isenclosed in the archive.I am not the author.#### BINHEX     game/deconstructor-11.hqx   ****From: "Mike McKay" <[e-mail]>Date: 13 Mar 93 17:48:23 AST Subject: Deconstructor 1.1    With Deconstructor you can make words, languages, secrets, andnonsense. Similar to Dissociated Press, Deconstructor parses textfiles and recreates them as mind-twisting essays, alien languages,alternative vocabularies, and steganographically impressed secretmessages. Or, you can generate unlimited quantities of Mock Swedish.   Deconstructor is postcardware from Lloyd Burchill.13-Mar-93 23:26:18-GMT,55328;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA09192; Sat, 13 Mar 93 15:26:16 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA20729; Sat, 13 Mar 93 14:37:48 PSTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from dragon.acadiau.ca by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id        AA08396; Sat, 13 Mar 93 13:49:32 PST Received: from charon.acadiau.ca by dragon.acadiau.ca with SMTP id AA05915        (5.65c/IDA-1.5 for <[e-mail]>); Sat, 13 Mar        1993 17:49:18 -0400 Received: From ADMIN/WORKQUEUE by charon.acadiau.ca via Charon-4.0-VROOM with        IPX id 100.930313174840.416; 13 Mar 93 17:49:18 +400 Message-Id: <[e-mail]> To: [e-mail]: "Mike McKay" <[e-mail]>Date: 13 Mar 93 17:48:18 AST Subject: Deconstructor 1.1 Priority: normal X-Mailer: Pegasus Mail v2.3 (R5). Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Sat, 13 Mar 1993 14:37:46 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     game/bolo-map-editor-100.hqx   ****From: Tom Barrett <[e-mail]>Date: Sat, 13 Mar 93 14:21:08 -0500 BoloMapEditor 1.013 March 93Color Bolo-like graphics.  Much better (faster) printing.  Colorprinting.#### BINHEX     demo/beyond-midi-23.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 13 Mar 1993 14:59:02 -0400 (AST) From: [e-mail]: BeyondmididemoV2.3.txt ...for 00index.txt area in mac/sound/midi       Hello, this version will replace all other versions of Beyond Midi Demothat were at this site. I am not the author of this program, just a person whohas used this demo and found it very easy to understand as well as beingexcellently written. I do not own a MIDI or a keyboard but have been interestedin programs that allow you to use the macs internal sound board to createmusic. This is the first program that I have been truly impressed with enough tobrag about it and show my support for it. The demo uses the macs interenalsound channels to play midi sequences on it using the given set of instrumentsthat are included with the demo (The full version of course will be bettersupported and with a manual). Although there is not a brief user manualincluded it shouldn't be too hard to figure out once you open it up. For thoseof you who do download this demo I should point out that it will stop after 10-15 minutes. WHY?  Because it's a demo! The following text is a list ofimprovements over the other versions that had been released, as well as bugfixes.                                                        TONY SANDESON                                                 [e-mail]################################################################################                               BEYOND*   Version 2.3                         ##                          The Ultimate MIDI Sequencer                        ################################################################################    It looks like a publisher will be buying Beyond and it will be sold beginning in 1993 for about $200. The final contract negotiations are concluding. In the meantime updates and orders should be addressed to:        Jeremy Sagan        25 Avon St. Apt. C        Cambridge, Ma. 02138    You can also reach me for pricing or general questions on America On Line. My screen name is JermBey.Recent Changes:1.) Full Color support greatly enhanced.    a.) now fully supports multiple monitors. If there is not enough memory for off screen color then off screen black & white is used.    b.) New color controls in dialogs.2.) Velocity scale from % to %.3.) Change ports dialog. This functions allows you to change all ports in a given document. If your source or destination port uses the midi time piece then you must specify midi time piece in the midi setup dialog before using this function.4.) Tap Tempo dialog.5.) MIDI monitor Dialog.6.) Enhanced MIDI Manager Support for internal connection. Now support beat clocks.7.) New remote control window. If 'controller' is specified as a source event then an instrument may be assigned as a destination. This allows you to control your instrument volume or other controller using a remote mixing device.8.) Preferences dialog.9.) Scrubbing in the note editor. 10.) Enhanced syncing        a.) MIDI Clock sync        b.) MIDI time code11.) Section Event editor.    Allows editing of Key Signatures, Time signatures and Tempos in an event oriented way.12.) 32 bit clean.     a.) System 7 compatible. running in Virtual memory not yet supported.13.) Snapshot in instruments window.14.) Solo and Mute instruments.15.) Numerous bug fixes.    a.) Including major fix for when tracks we're over 64k in length.16.) Color picture of author after 10 seconds in about box.17.) Pan in the instruments window. This is a rotary dial that allows you to send/record pan information to synths that support it.18.) Layering up to 8 channels is now supported from the instruments window. Just click on the instruments primary channel and a new dialog pops up that allows you to set up to 8 different channels of layering.19.) Added Sample support with the Mac Setup dialog box. This allows you to use your Mac as a synthesizer for simple melodies or sound effects. Place any sound you like either in the system folder or in the file 'BeySounds' and they will be accessible in this dialog. On slower computers you can only play one sound at a time. When playing multiple sounds simultaneously on  faster computers you will notice timing fluctuations (when using VIA timer in preferences) and sometimes pops and crackles (although this is mostly eliminated when MIDI Manager or Time Manager is in use). Heavy use of background tasks or INIT's that use interrupts heavily, is discouraged.  Also, System 6.07 or greater is recommended because it contains the enhanced sound manager. Beyond uses a technique in real time to discover if the  machine has enough processor power to continue playing. In some cases, this may cause Beyond to stop playing notes. The easiest way to avoid this, is to  leave Beyond as the foreground application and just let it play without pulling menus or dragging the thumbs of scrollbars. Currently Beyond's  internal MIDI interpretation engine only recognizes NoteOn and NoteOff Commands (channels 9-16 are mapped to channels 1-8), and All notes off  command. All others are ignored although future enhancements may include  PitchBend,Volume control, Modulation, Sustain pedal, etc.,.The internal  metronome now uses the Beyond's internal MIDI interpretation engine, so in  order to use it, you must install a sound in a given channel and then set the metronome to use the internal channel corresponding to that sound. Beyond's  Sound Engine is completely compatible with the sound manager, However  programs like sound master, when used in conjunction, eat up all the sound  channels and will not let sounds be played in other applications. Therefore  use of sound master with beyond is not recommended, although this problem is  minor. Scrubbing is partially supported by only one note at a time.20.    Fixed a bug that caused a crash when notes of a duration greater than 65535 we're recorded either directly or imported in a MIDI file. Also, long notes (>65535) we're not recorded properly in MIDI files.21.    Fixed a bug that caused a crash when controller's we're played using layers that I inadvertently introduced when I added Time Manager Support.22.    Fixed a bug that caused a crash when you went to the MIDI monitor without any memory.23.    Extract Program Names    Allows you to use sysex dumps to inform beyond of you current program  names for your devices. Right now each port can have a list of program names. This will be changed later to allow you to assign particular channels on a given port to program names. For the time being this means that all channels  1-16, say on the Modem port, will be assigned the same names. This new dialog allows you to extract programs from the currently selected track. It assigns  the names to the currently selected tracks' port.    A giant popup menu allows you to select programs from the Note editor, List Editor and Instruments window. Supported devices as of  are:        1) Korg M1        2) Roland D110        3) Yamaha DX21        4) Proteus (Not Completely Tested)    If you have sysex information for a device that you want me to support please send to:        Jeremy Sagan        25 Avon St. Apt. C        Cambridge, Ma. 02138    Devices are stored in a separate Resource File called 'BeyDevices'. The Program Names are saved when you save preferences and are loaded when you  start the program.13-Mar-93 22:37:07-GMT,505645;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA08818; Sat, 13 Mar 93 14:36:52 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA20673; Sat, 13 Mar 93 14:36:48 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 AA06620; Sat, 13 Mar 93 11:08:25 PST Received: from macc2.mta.ca by terminator.rs.itd.umich.edu (5.67/2.2) with        SMTP id AA20525; Sat, 13 Mar 93 13:56:30 -0500 Date: Sat, 13 Mar 1993 14:57:39 -0400 (AST) From: [e-mail]-Id: <[e-mail]> Subject: BeyondmididemoV2.3.sea.hqx To: [e-mail]-Vmsmail-To: MX%"[e-mail]" Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Sat, 13 Mar 1993 14:36:46 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     util/auto-lock-131.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 12 Mar 93 23:53:09 EST From: J S Greenfield <[e-mail]>Subject: AutoLock 1.3.1 Moderators:  Please place this new version of AutoLock into the /util             directory.  This is NOT the same as auto-clock-131.hqx.------------------Application: AutoLock 1.3.1(Shareware: $10)AutoLock is a small application intended to alleviate some problems associated with running children's applications (games, etc.) under the System 7 Finder.  AutoLock can help to prevent small children from accidentally sending a game to the background.  In addition, AutoLock can salvage many old (but good!) games that are virtually impossible to use under System 7.Many existing children's applications were designed to run under Finder, rather than under MultiFinder.  As most parents already know, running these programs under MultiFinder allows a child to accidentally send the application into the background, usually by inadvertently clicking the mouse outside of the application window.  In the old days, this problem could be avoided by moving the system back to Finder mode.  For users of System 7, however, this alternative is no longer available, since the system runs in a permanent MultiFinder-type mode.Furthermore, unlike the System 6 MultiFinder, the System 7 Finder moves to the foreground whenever the mouse is clicked anywhere on the desktop.  As a result, even recent children's applications can be accidentally sent to the background by an inadvertent click of the mouse.  For small children, this can be a serious problem.AutoLock solves this problem, by terminating the Finder and locking a single application into the foreground.AutoLock includes a small extension, LockSmith which can be used to create AutoLock aliases that launch and automatically lock applications.  Using an AutoLock alias, launching and automatically locking an application is as easy as conventional launching.Changes from version 1.3:AutoLock 1.3.1 fixes an error that caused version 1.3 to crash onmachines without Color QuickDraw.Changes from version 1.2:AutoLock 1.3 now:  -- provides a Shell Mode, which allows a child to easily start a new     application after quitting another one.  -- provides a sound menu and a monitor menu to facilitate the     adjustment of sound and monitor settings while an application is     locked.  -- allows sound and monitor settings to be installed into AutoLock     aliases, for automatic adjustment of those setting every time     an alias is launched.  -- AutoLock now allows you to re-target or delete outdated aliases that     no longer point to a valid target.----------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     source/c/think-c-gamma-table-11.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 13 Mar 93 11:19:05 -0500 From: Matt Slot <[e-mail]>Subject: THINK C Gamma Fade Library v1.1 This is an update to an earlier posting of the same library, consisting   mainly of bug fixes and documentation updates. Description: To do smooth fade in/out on Mac II machines, you can use    the enclosed library routines to adjust the color correction (gamma)   table of the connected monitors. These routines are programmer friendly,   and should run on any Mac II or later machine, under both system 7   and system 6. Enclosed is also a quick demo application.If you have any questions or problems with this package, drop me mail. The   whole set is free to anyone interested.  [e-mail] Slot, CAEN Mac-Systems#### BINHEX     util/pb-battery-voltage-13.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 13 Mar 93 05:38:05 PST From: [e-mail] (Lawrence Anthony)Subject: pb-battery-voltage-13.hqx dear info-mac moderatorsRe: pb-battery-voltage-13.hqx (Volts version 1.3)please deposit the following in the info-mac archives in thedirectory util under the filename pb-battery-voltage-13.hqx.this replaces the older util/pb-battery-voltage-111.hqx.thanks in advance.lawrence [e-mail]===========================Attn: Volts UsersRe: pb-battery-voltage.hqx (Volts) version 1.3I am enclosing version 1.3 of Volts.  This latest version ofVolts is functionally similar to version 1.2b1 and has thefollowing features, among others:    digital display of battery voltage,    alternate bar meter indicator of voltage level,    estimated remaining time of battery charge,    ability to auto-calibrate battery usage,    display window with 3 zoom states,    pictorial status indicators for battery charger,    CPU clock speed, and    chart of recent history of voltage level.Please reread the manual pages for all the details, especiallyon how to calibrate your powerbook battery.  Some of the batterystatus indicators have changed since version 1.1.1.Volts is a shareware product.  If you use it, please send yourshareware payment of US$5 to:    Lawrence Anthony    Keck Laboratories    Caltech 138-78    Pasadena, CA  91125    U. S. A.Please include your e-mail address with your payment so that youcan be sent future updates and beta releases.  Thanks once againto those of you who have already sent in your sharewarecontributions.Lawrence [e-mail]--------------------------- cut here ---------------------------#### BINHEX     comm/white-knight-quick-b.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 13 Mar 93 02:55:33 CST From: [e-mail]: NewQuickB.PROC for WhiteKnight (not really new) submission This is not a really new QuickB.PROC RCMD module but this module isreally called NewQuickB.PROC. What happens is that White Knight didn'tsupport QuickB in its internal engine. Instead, QuickB is supportthrough White Knight's RCMD module, which is supposed to extend WK'sability. Before WK 11.13 coming out, there were two such modules, theoriginal QuickB.PROC and this NewQuickB.PROC. released by WK's authorScott Watson. The master disk for version after 11.13 comes withanother QuickB.PROC which runs miserably slow compared to thisNewQuickB.PROC. Is there any White Knight veteran willing to explainthis to a novice like me. (How about you, Al?) Anyway, if you use WhiteKnight and CI$, check this out when you fill impatient about thedownload speed.[To Eric: White Knight do support QuickB protocol in an quite indirect way but such module is included in each package of White Knight. Is it necessary to change table 3.1.1 in C.S.M.C. Faq? Another question is about table 3.1.2 in C.S.M.C Faq. White Knight supports terminal emulations TTY, VT52, VT100, VT102. I haven't finish the whole manual yet. However, it seems to me that WK doesn't support VT320 unless some RCMD module for VT320 does exist.] LiuP.S. I almost forget. This file is compressed and binhexed by Compact Pro1.33. Yes, I have both CompactPro and StuffIt Lite and I do registerthem already.#### BINHEX     comm/quick-b.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 13 Mar 93 02:09:44 CST From: [e-mail]: QuickB DA V1.0 (Dec. 4, 1990) submission This may look like an ancient piece. However, I still upload it to Info-Macin case some people might need it. It was compressed by StuffIt and alsobinhexed. I don't know which version of StuffIt it was used except it isold enough to crash StuffIt Lite 3.0.4. Be careful if you insist to usesuch version of StuffIt to decompress and debinhex it. The followinginformation is extracted from its ReadMe file. Since the address is veryold, you may need to contact Aladdin System Inc. to make sure your check,letters, inquire, etc. doesn't go to the wrong place. I got it from CI$Mac Comm Forum. Where else do you expect?>>>>                                    QuickB DA                                    ------ --                        Forest Hills, N. Y. 11375-5133                              v.1.0 of Dec. 4, 1990.                QuickB Desk Accessory was written by Raymond Lau.                         Copyright 1988,89, Raymond Lau.    QuickB Download is shareware. Try it a few times. If you like it, find   it useful, or save some money off your CompuServe bills, please register                       it by sending $15 to the author:                                 Raymond Lau                                100-04 70 Ave.                        Forest Hills, N. Y. 11375-5133                                   U. S. A.           (Note: Registered QuickB Download users need not re-register.)                                 Introduction                                 ------------QuickB DA is a desk accessory written for the CompuServe user who uploads anddownloads frequently.  QuickB is a new protocol which allows for significantspeed gains and time savings when up/downloading from CompuServe.  While sometelecom programs are starting to support the QuickB protocol, many othersdo not.  With QuickB DA, you can take advantage of this protocol from withinthese telecommunications programs.>>>>Liu#### BINHEX     cp/default-folder-231.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 13 Mar 1993 00:13:59 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Jon Gotow)Subject: Default Folder 2.31 submission Following is a submission of Default Folder 2.31.  It should replace anyprevious versions in the archives.This version fixes a few bugs:- Prompts were scrambled in the new System 7 StandardPutFile() file dialogs.- Address errors on 68000 based if the prefs file didn't exist.- Import didn't understand pathnames containing only a volume name.Default Folder is a control panel that lets you "link" a default folder toany  application or desk accessory.  When you launch a desk accessory or alinked application by itself (ie. not by double clicking on a document),Default Folder sets things up so the file dialog boxes initially open inyour default folder.Default Folder can also provide pop-up menus in the file dialog box toallow you to switch between folders and between volumes.  The folder menuallows access to:  1)  The current application or desk accessory's default folder.  2)  Any one of the last 10 folders you used.  3)  One of a reserved set of folders "locked" in the menu.  The volume menu allows instant switching to any available volume.  It alsoprovides "smart volume switching."  Default Folder remembers the lastfolder you accessed on each volume, and switches to that folder rather thanto the top of the folder hierarchy when you change disks.  This works withboth the volume menu and the "Drive" button.Default Folder is System 7 aware, has balloon help, and all that goodstuff, but will run on just about any version of the System.________________________________________________________________________ Jon Gotow           |   "Education is the ability to listen to almost Ansoft Corporation  |    anything without losing your temper or your [e-mail]    |    self-confidence."             - Robert Frost#### BINHEX     app/bbedit-space-tab-extensions.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 12 Mar 1993 15:35:07 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Matthew Xavier Mora)Subject: BBEdit Extensions (Insert Column & Spaces to Tabs) This is an update to the two extensions that I posted earlier.(a bug in Spaces to tabs)Please replace the ones in the archives with this file. I'm including sourcesfor the two extensions also.In keeping with the other extensions, these are freeware so enjoy.----------------------------------------------------------Here are two extensions for BBEdit that I needed for processing somemainframe data for importing into a database. "Insert Column" puts a tab at the current insertion point in every line of the file."Spaces to tabs" replaces all spaces with a tab character. I don't know where to send the source to, so I just upload these as is.After being spoiled by using McSink, I won't be truly happy with bbedituntil it contains all the features of Mcsink. :-) Two down, two dozen more to go...Matthew Xavier Mora__________________________________________________________________Matthew Xavier Mora                         The keeper of the UMPGSRI International                             [e-mail][Sent using Eudora 1.3]                        [e-mail]__________________________________________________________________#### BINHEX     art/gif/color-blobs.hqx   ****Date: 12 Mar 1993 15:57:43 U From: "Winkler David" <[e-mail]>Subject: Upload A really neat Gif.  Colorful blobs.  640x480x256<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     comm/aol-dm-assist.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 12 Mar 1993 11:24:55 -0600 From: [e-mail] (Dave Martin)Subject: [*] America Online Download Manager Assistant America Online Download Manager Assistant (AOL DM Assist) 1.0b6<Even though this utility is only useful to members of America Online, I figured I'd go ahead and upload it on the Internet as well (so that people can get it a bit easier, and with less cost :). It can be found on AOL in the Mac Utilities forum, in the Applications 2 library (new versions will be uploaded to AOL MUT quite in advance of appearing on the Internet, so check MUT New Files for them).>This is AOL DM Assist, an unofficial External Tool for use with the AmericaOnline 2.0 software for the Mac. AOL DM Assist is a utility which providesmany features lacking in the Download Manager. It does not replace DM, itenhances it & complements it. Many of these features are ones that I hopeto see AOL add to the DM in later releases of the File Transfer Tool. Untilthen, I've created this. It does not modify, in any way, the America Onlineprogram or any of its Tools, nor does it affect the operation of the AOLsoftware. The only AOL-related file which this program affects is theMailbox files (as selected by the user).Primarily, AOL DM Assist allows you to manipulate the files in yourDownload Manager queues. You can move files up or down in the list tochange the order that they are downloaded. You can easily delete multipleentries (DM can only delete one entry at a time--try clearing 100 entriesfrom your Completed Downloads queue that way ;). I also added a "HoldingQueue", so that you can hide entries from the DM to prevent them from beingtransferred during a FlashSession while still retaining the file info forlater transfer. You can also reset any file to an untransferred state. Notethat all this must be done while offline and while not running the AOLsoftware. The AOL DM Assist package also contains ResEdit TMPL's forediting the file queue resources.America Online Download Manager Assistant is free (all I ask is that yousend me email with your comments--positive and/or negative--on my littleutility, or suggestions for features that you would like to see in AOL'sDownload Manager), though you may send cash if you feel it has saved youfrom headaches that the DM alone would have caused--I promise I won't stopyou <grin>.I am considering writing a similar "External Tool" for improving the mailinterface of AOL--better address lists, multiple "folders" for filingincoming messages based on subject/source/etc., easier message deletion,and so forth. This presumes that AOL does not make such improvementsthemselves in the near future. If there is something that you would like tosee as far as improvements to AOL's mail or download interface, let me knowand I'll consider them.<Suggested path/name: /comm/aol-dm-assist-10b6.hqx                  or  /util/aol-dm-assist-10b6.hqx>-- Dave Martin - TAMU/GERG - [e-mail] - [e-mail] --#### TEXT       report/mac-ibm-compare-15.txt   ****Date: 12 Mar 93 08:27:42 EST From: bruce grubb <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Mac & IBM Compare-Version 1.5 Archive name: mac-ibm-compare15.txtcategory: textThis is Version 1.5 of this report and should replace mac-ibm-compare14.txt.It contains some important changes, additions and clarifications.  Due to therapid changes in computers I am therefore very much on the lookout forcontributions from Digest and other readers to flesh out, correct or point outconfusing parts of the report.  Send comments and information to CompuServe:72130,3557; AOL: BruceG6069; or Internet: [e-mail].  This reportcovers not only present hardware/software statistics and features but alsofuture possibilities.  Despite its condenced and generized format it stillprovides some thought-provoking reading on the relative merits, problems, anddeficiencies of Macs and IBM PCs.  Here is part of the preamble for yourprerusal:"The reason for this general data sheet is that people in both camps are not clear or accurate about what they are saying about their machines and what #### INFO-MAC   digest/im/infomacv11-057.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] AGenT      [*] a HyperCard FTP site (partial listing)      [*] ApplWindows 2.0.1      [*] Babylabyrinth_1.0.sea.hqx      [*] Checksum 1.0      [*] DiskDup+ 2.11      [*] Easy Errors 1.0      [*] Galaxis1.2.hqx      [*] icons.sea.hqx...      [*] info-mac/report/comp-sys-mac-comm-faq.txt      [*] M&M III 1.02 update      [*] MacKermit 0.99(188) submission      [*] Mandella 8.6 -- fractal graphics program      [*] More KNGPA Bolo maps      [*] MovieMaker 1.2 -- PICTs to Movie program      [*] please replace existing file      [*] SE ROM Picture Program      [*] Space Texture      [*] startupscreen: robot dog      [*] uchicago desktop textures      [*] UPLOADING suntar 1.3.3      [*] WhiteKnight script for CI$ v.06/01/92 (5th version)      21 MP Flopticals: followup      32-bit enabler solution (2 msgs)      7.1 Fonts Folder outside of System Folder? (Q)      [Q] Where's the best place for a microphone?      Abaton InterFax (cont'd)      An open letter to John Norstad (2 msgs)      Apple's Educational Marketing Plan?      AppleTalk Remote Access freeze [Q]      article response submission      Balloon Writer (?) wanted      Best Open and Save As... dialog enhancers? (Summary)      Can I get mail order by email (Q)      CD-ROM driver needed to make Sun CD ROM work with Mac      Changing the date in folder listings      Compatibility CDEV      Controlling Paragraph placing in Word (Q)      Creating True Type Fonts      Custom Sound in MS Mail      DECnet for Mac...(R)      DECnet for Mac w/System 7.1 (R)      directory problem? (Q)      DiskCopy      DiskCopy apology (C)      DiskDup+ vs Apple's DiskCopy      downloading postscript (A)      Driver for HP LaserJet IIIsi (A)      Duo-Woes      DuoDock and color screen > 16"      FileGuard problem      Formatting third-party hard drives with "Apple HD SC Setup" (Fol      FTP problem (Q)      Geneva-->Helvetica?      Greg's Buttons and PowerPoint      Greg's Buttons crashes PowerPoint 3.0?      Hard Drive Stiction problems      Help ClarisWorks & AppleWor      HELP LC III and Apple-2 car      Hints on preparing an archive for distribution      How to avoid v____ in SEA's (R)      How to save files in NCSA TELNET 2.5?      Human Interface Guidelines      Icon wanted...      Info-Mac Digest V11 #56      Intolerably slow HP DeskWriter printing in Texture.      LC III VRAM & bit depth (correction)      LC III VRAM, monitors & SIMMs (A)      LCII vs. LCIII, software      Looking for voice mail software that can make a call.      Macsbug won't re-boot a MacPlus either...      MacTel name change      Mactivity'93 information      Mouse/Caps lock problem?      MYM 5.0 vs. MacMoney 3.52      Oemga-SANE      Partitioning A File ?      Paw-paw After Dark module      PB 170 refusing to power down HD      PhotoShop JPEG Utils      PICT display on desktop (R)      Planet 4.0      printing problems...(r)      Question on Japanese system and system enablers      Robs' PICS (?) AfterDark module      screen depth switching under program control (R)      suggestions      Suggestions on which Mac to purchase(help soon)...      Super Boomerang hang      Unix-Mac connections      Updating the path of an alias      western style font (Q)      Why not just buy it and not write a thesis (A)      Word upgrade (C)      wrapping startup icons (Q)      WriteNow sold to Wordstar      XRemote#### BINHEX     game/bolo-maps-kngpa.hqx   ****Date: 14 Mar 1993 22:38:29 -0600 (CST)From: BERNIE FOULK <[e-mail]>---------------------------------olo map archive (~140k) containing 42 original Bolo maps createdy members of the Kansas Network Game Player's Association.KNGPA Maps, Vol. 1 & 2 map files include:ngry fish, Auto-bón!, Avant, bear sh*t on bolo map, bern's cubes,ig Cross, Big Doughnut, Crazy Man Racetrack, Crop circles, damnadger, DMZ - Barnhart, Empty Carcass, Golfing Hell, Happy Genital,erpe-Dog, Highway to Shrubery, Hobblebush, IAMSOCRAZYMAP, Ireland UK, Island Hop, jåcôsé flatulencéamo, Landing Island, Municipalleavage, Municipal Cleavage II, OHMIGOD, Old Wacky Cavern, Passiveenital, Pud River, Pud World, Quad Land, Refining of theEWMAP!!!, Reoccuring Duck Theme, Resovoir Puppy, Satchmo, Semioughnut, semisymmetry, Spiral Monkey, Stock Piles, This way toell, Tollbooth, Urine Blanket, and Wild Bleeding Chickens.Please e-mail any original bolo maps, errors to:[e-mail].  Enjoy.#### BINHEX     art/qt/blizzard-of-93.hqx   ****From: Hugh Witt Johnson <[e-mail]>Date: Sun, 14 Mar 93 17:08:17 -0500Subject: blizzard-of-93.hqxThe file blizzard-of-93.hqx contains a QuickTime movie showing the storm whichhit the U.S. east coast in March of 1993.  See the readme file included in thearchive for more info.Hugh JohnsonRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteTroy, New York, [e-mail]#### BINHEX     game/might-and-magic-102-updater.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 12 Mar 93 03:23:42 EST From: [e-mail] (Svlad Cjelli)Subject: M&M III 1.02 update    This updates Might & Magic III to version 1.02.#### BINHEX     app/mandella-86.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 11 Mar 93 20:50:17 -0800 From: Jesse Jones <[e-mail]>Subject: Mandella 8.6 -- fractal graphics program    Mandella is a wonderful graphics program for color Macs. It drawsa wide array of different fractal images. This file contains Mandella8.6, 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 8.6 Changes   1) Orbital fractals resume properly.   2) The Mouse window now works properly with Line by Line.   3) Fixed a memory leak in Interpolate.   4) Worked on ZoomInto:      a) Fractal parameters (like Constant, Lambda, and Bailout) are          preserved.      b) If No Shift is selected the first preset is now zoomed out          by the correct ammount.   5) The random bounding boxes for all the constants used by all the      fractals have been given reasonable dimensions. Quite a few      fractals had empty boxes for Perturb and Lambda.      [e-mail]#### BINHEX     app/movie-maker-12.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 11 Mar 93 20:49:39 -0800 From: Jesse Jones <[e-mail]>Subject: MovieMaker 1.2 -- PICTs to Movie program    MovieMaker allows you to convert a sequence of PICT files intoQuickTime movies. It has a nice interface, includes balloon help, lets you use a custom color palette, and allows you to add a sound track.      [e-mail]#### BINHEX     digest/inside-mac-games-2.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 11 Mar 1993 05:45:45 -0800 (PST) From: Brian Thomas <[e-mail]>Subject: please replace existing file --0-831233434-731858332:#29171Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCIIPlease replace the existing file info-mac/digest/inside-mac-games-2.hqxwith this file. Someone uploaded the present version from AOL in error,and it contains no information about Internet user support (and thereforeI'm getting a lot of mail!). Below is a file description. I have neverposted to info-mac before, so if I have erred please let me know. Thankyou very much for your help. Brian Thomas, Senior Editor, Inside Mac Games, [e-mail]---File Description:Inside Mac Games is full-color electronic magazine covering all facets ofMacintosh gaming, including comprehensive software and hardware reviews,in-depth interviews (this month it's Trey Smith from Graphic Simulations(Hellcats, F/A-18 Hornet), sneak previews (Spectre Supreme this month),strategy articles, patches, cheats--you name it. This month also featuresthe results of our game survey. Complete subscription information isavailable in the e-magazine. Comments, suggestions, complaints, questions,can be sent to:----Brian J. Thomas             | Internet: [e-mail] Editor               | America Online: Baba3Inside Mac Games--0-831233434-731858332:#29171Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="inside-mac-games-mar93.hqx"Content-ID: <[e-mail]>Content-Description: #### BINHEX     app/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     comm/kermit-099-188.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 11 Mar 93 18:51:15 CST From: [e-mail]: MacKermit 0.99(188) submission This is MacKermit 0.99(188) which I got from microlib.cc.utexas.edu.It comes with macro files for UNIX, VMS, IBM3081 which I don't have thechance to learn or use. However it seems to work with setting files fromold days of 0.98(40). This should replace files /comm/kermit-099-185.hqxin the archive.LiuP.S. Sorry I don't know by which utility it was compressed becuaseStuffIt Expander had take care of it all. In case you got a problemto debinhex and decompress it, try StuffIt Expander under /util/directory. As Jeff Needleman always said, it is free and it works.(Hope this quotation is correct!)#### BINHEX     util/checksum-10.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 11 Mar 93 00:20:00 PST From: Geoff Walsh <[e-mail]>Subject: Checksum 1.0 Here is Checksum for the Macintosh, version 1.0.  Checksum is theultimate Macintosh application for calculating checksums for afile.  This utility is fully compatible with the Unix(tm) "sum"program (and the POSIX "cksum" program), and can be used to verifythat files transferred between machines match.  It is even smartenough to translate end-of-line characters between Unix, MS-DOS andMacintosh 'TEXT' files.  Checksum is the easiest way to comparefiles on the Macintosh, either on the same system or on differentmachines.Fully System 7 and 32-bit addressing compatible, including balloonhelp and "drag and drop" capability.  It will run under eitherSystem 6 or System 7 on a Mac Plus or higher.Checksum is business-ware: it is freeware for personal use on asingle CPU and for educational institutions for instructional uses,but it is shareware ($5) for use in a business, corporation,organization or government.Geoff [e-mail]#### BINHEX     util/easy-errors-10.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 11 Mar 93 02:00:00 EST From: [e-mail] (Arthur Dent)Subject: Easy Errors 1.0 Easy Errors 1.0   This application allows you to look up the descriptions forSystem Errors by typing in the number.  Error descriptionscan easily be added or modify with ResEdit.  Freeware#### BINHEX     app/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     util/desk-top-textures-uchicago.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 10 Mar 1993 19:15:23 -0600 From: [e-mail] (N.W. Choe)Subject: uchicago desktop textures I made these desktop textures; the creator of Desktop Texture Installersuggested that I submit them to archive sites; I think that this is theplace to go if I want them sent to a bunch of sites, right?Anyhow, I'll be sending them following this message:It's a .cpt archive, including a readme;Freeware, though not in the public domain.--N.W. Choe    Beaver Consulting - Chicago5454 South Shore Drive #318Chicago, IL 60615     312.702.4605"Leave it to Beaver"#### BINHEX     app/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     game/baby-labyrinth-10.hqx   ****From: Simone Bettini 227678/il <[e-mail]>Subject: Babylabyrinth_1.0.sea.hqx Date: Wed, 10 Mar 93 12:34:28 MET BabyLabyrinth1.0: ) 1993 Bettini Simone.A simple game for children: a labyrinth to walk across with some nicecharacters, to reach a little prize.Bettini Simone : <[e-mail]>( a new version of the game I sent you some days ago. It should replace the previous one)(it should be archived as game/BabyLabyrinth_1.0.sea.hqx)(A binhexed self-extracting compact-pro 1.33 archive is attached)#### BINHEX     comm/whitenight-compuserve-scripts.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 10 Mar 93 11:48:51 CST From: [e-mail]: WhiteKnight script for CI$ v.06/01/92 (5th version) What follows is extracted from the ReadMe file.> WKAUTO.SEA is a set of White Knight scripts for automating access to the> CompuServe Information Service.>> The set is shareware and a fee of $10 is payable to:>   Alex Narvey>   Thunder Enlightening Press>   P.O. Box 332, 905 Corydon Ave.>   Winnipeg, MB, Canada  R3M 3V3>   Telephone & FAX [phone]>   CompuServe ID #71041,132>>   WKAUTO.SEA - The complete set>   WKCOST.SIT - PROCs for creating and maintaining cost/session logs>   WKDOC.SIT  - The manual for the WKAUTO PROC set>   WKDOWN.SIT - PROCs for automatic downloading>   WKFAX.SIT  - PROCs for automating sending Faxes>   WKMAIL.SIT - PROCs for automatic E-mail sending and retrieval>   WKMENU.SIT - PROCs to generate custom menus to run the set>   WKSUMM.SIT - PROCs to automatically download forum summaries>   WKUP.SIT   - PROCs to automate uploading files>   WKZMAC.SIT - PROCs to auto-download ZiffNet/MAC files and MacWEEK news.>> The individual files in the series are provided for convenience and for those> who have already previously downloaded the set and only wish to upgrade part> of it - although I don't guarantee that partial upgrades will work. I> reccommend downloading WKAUTO.SEA which includes the manual and all> procedures - including some that don't make it into the individual series.>> You may download and use any part of the set without the others. However the> custom menus in WKMENU.SIT make things easier. And of course, even if you> don't have or use all the PROCs it would help to have the manual (WKDOC.SIT).>> All PROCs are supplied in MacWrite format so that you can modify them if need> be and therefore need to be compiled into Procedures by your own copy of> White Knight.>> There are special criteria that have to be  incorporated into your LogOn> procedure if you want the Cost and Session Logs to work properly.> Furthermore, the LogOn PROC relies on the GetMail subroutine in WKMAIL.SIT> for the E-Mail Log to function properly. In short, youUll particularly need> the manual if you are working with the Cost, Session and E-mail Logs supplied> with WKCOST.SIT.>> Warning> -------> The PROCs have been designed to run on and have been tested under System 6.0x> and 7.0x with 1200 and 2400 baud modems. However, NO EXPRESS OR IMPLIED> GUARANTEE IS OFFERED THAT THESE SCRIPTS/PROCs RUN PROPERLY ON ANY GIVEN> SYSTEM CONFIGURATION.>> If you experience problems I am available to offer script editing advice.> Just send me an E-mail to the 71041,132. Again, I offer no warrantee that my> advice will fix a problem.This submission only includes the complete set. I am not the author and justfound these in the CI$ Communication Forum a few days ago. I even have notime to fully test drive it yet. If you have any question, please contact theauthor.  Alex Narvey  Thunder Enlightening Press  P.O. Box 332, 905 Corydon Ave.  Winnipeg, MB, Canada  R3M 3V3  Telephone & FAX [phone]  CompuServe ID #71041,132LiuP.S. If there is interest from the net fo get individual file, I can try toget them. However, there is no guarantee that I can finish it immediately.#### BINHEX     cp/appl-window-201.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 10 Mar 1993 11:52:44 -0700 From: [e-mail] (Tony Huang)Subject: [*] ApplWindows 2.0.1 ApplWindow is an INIT that makes your Application Menu hierarchic (System 7required, obviously), showing all open windows of every application. It isthe latest version and was downloaded from AOL.I got into trouble last time I uploaded a program to the archive when Icommented on the program in relation to another program. So I'm not goingto do that again except to say that ApplWindows is my favorite INIT of itskind. I've encountered no problem whatsoever (I use 50-60 INITs at a timeon my Mac). It doesn't take up addition space on your menu bar and doesn'trequire you to hold down a modifier key to access it (you can disable ittemporarily by holding down the Shift key, though). And best of all, it'sfree.Tony [e-mail]#### BINHEX     util/before-dark-space-texture.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 10 Mar 1993 12:02:52 -0700 From: [e-mail] (Tony Huang)Subject: [*] Space Texture Texture file for use with Before Dark or it's commercial counterpart.Downloaded from AOL.Tony [e-mail]#### TEXT       report/hypercard-ftp-snyoneva.txt   ****Subject: [*] a HyperCard FTP site (partial listing) From: [e-mail] (Ian Feldman)Date: Wed, 10 Mar 93 21:28:41 +0100  Following a recent visit to Ken Fisher's anonymous FTP site <snyoneva.cc.oneonta.edu> [137.141.15.10] I've assembled a cleaned-up (and therefore readable ;-)) listing of sample 3 HyperCard subdirectories there: Directory DISK$ACAD:[ANONYMOUS.PUB.MAC.HYPERCARD.SMALL_APPLS]                                        HYPERCARD.UTILITIES]                                        HYPERCARD.X]__Ian----- cut ------$ FTP snyoneva.cc.oneonta.edu [137.141.15.10]ftp> login: anonymous#### BINHEX     art/robot-dog-startup.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 10 Mar 93 15:33:09 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] startupscreen: robot dog This is a 640x480 colour startupscreen of small child with a robot dog (futureistic). This artwork is from the Japanese artist Hajime. If you have trouble getting this startupscreen to work please read the report /info-mac/report/startup-deskpict-faq.txt before emailing me. On the other hand, feel free to email me if you like this screen. CheersPaul.#### TEXT       report/comp-sys-mac-comm-faq.txt   ****Date: Tue, 9 Mar 1993 21:13:55 -0800 From: Eric Rosen <[e-mail]>Subject: info-mac/report/comp-sys-mac-comm-faq.txt This is the Frequently Asked Question (FAQ) list for comp.sys.mac.commThis list of frequently asked questions and answers is intended to helpreduce the number of "often asked questions" that make the rounds herein comp.sys.mac.comm. Since comp.sys.mac.comm is intended as a forum todiscuss telecommunication (and related issues) that are specific to theMacintosh, most questions about modems, telecommunications in general,and other non-Macintosh specific communication questions are not listedhere. The proper newsgroup for such questions is usually comp.dcom.modems.This list is posted periodically (about once a month) to the Usenet groups comp.sys.mac.comm, news.answers, and comp.answers. The FAQ can be retrieved via anonymous FTP from the following sites:            Site                 Directory                File(s)   {Parts}------------------------ ---------------------------- -------------------------#### BINHEX     util/suntar-133.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Sauro Speranza)Subject: UPLOADING suntar 1.3.3 Date: Tue, 9 Mar 93 11:06:17 MET This new release of suntar fixes a few minor bugs. It shouldreplace the previous file suntar1.3.2.sit.hqx.----- suntar1.3.3.cpt.hqx -------#### BINHEX     misc/dans-icons.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: icons.sea.hqx... Date: Mon, 08 Mar 93 19:29:25 -0500 Here is something that was forwarded to "[e-mail]"!Subject: Icons Date: Mon, 8 Mar 93 19:25:32 ESTFrom: Daniel N. Cook <[e-mail]>I just uploaded to the incoming directory of mac.archive.umich.edu a CompactPro SEA file of about 40 256 color, system 7 icons.  I've included a README.txt inside the archive, but if you need a short blurbI can send you one easily. You have by far the easiest submission system, so you get these beauties firstof all the millions of Mac users in the world.  Thanks for providing such an easy means of distributing my labor.Sincerely,Daniel Cook.(aka: Danc)#### BINHEX     game/galaxis-12.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 8 Mar 93 08:24:34 -0500 From: "Michael Dautermann" <[e-mail]>Subject: Galaxis1.2.hqx Galaxis Short Description========================="Galaxis is a good cross of Battleships and Mines". Well, that's what a usersaid. I don't really know if I can agree on that statement, but since I'monly the author, I digress...:-)Version 1.2 is primarily a bugfix release and should now run on SE andpowerbooks. Other changes to the last released 1.1 version are listed inthe Version History, below. Galaxis is a game of strategy and some luck. You try to find four lost capsulesin as few turns as possible. In a turn, you try to figure out the best positionto send a probe to and analyse the data returned. If you use a good strategy, this data may help you locating the capsules or the next position to send a probe to.Galaxis supports continuous stereo background music, comes in two versions (B/Wand grayscale). The b/w version runs on any Mac, the gray versionon a Mac LC or better.The multiplayer network version will come if enough of you send in their postcard. It's in alpha stage right now and I will probably make beta in afdew month.Galaxis is distributed under XMas-Ware System: It was a XMas Gift for my Girlfriend. If you like it, send her a postcard.Galaxis-Version History   *    1.2 March 8, 1993 (Prefs Edition)    Introduced possibility to set Preferences. I supplied a TMPL resource     for those of you who use ResEdit to play games.    Removed bug when opening Galaxis through double-clicking on the     Galaxis Theme.    Removed an obscure bug that crashed Macs when switching from Stereo     to Mono.   *    1.11 Feb 3, 1993 (Gestalt Edition). Never released to public    b/w version now checks to see if 68020 present for playing music since     the SoundTrecker cannot support the 68000 (yet).    Gray version now checks to see if ColorQD present and exits gracefully     (finally!) if not.    If Mac has stereo capabilities, you now can turn stereo sound on.    b/w version refused to run on SE and Plus (OK, it didn't run on *any*     of those 68000 machines, including the PB 100. This bug     had me stumped for over eleven month until I hunted it down     on an ancient SE running 7.1 with MacsBug since it *did* run in the     development system) for some arcane reason. It didn't run because     for some reason SetStdProc in QD doesn't work with the older Macs.    Forgot to update the vers resource. Now this is done too.    Enabled background processing (for keeping up music) and corrected     the SIZE resource.    Removed OK button from Hall Of Fame since it was superfluous.    When opening Galaxis by doubleclicking on the 'Galaxis Theme' the     program aborted. This is fixed now.    Fixed 'soft volume' bug that turned down background music even if     sound was turned off.    Introduced an (optional) addition visual remaining time dial in     time limited games.    Changed a subtle detail: Low-Score is now only possible if game was     not loaded from disk...    Changed the way the cursor flashed to a regular interval.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Christian S. O. Franz                 |                   [e-mail] Zuerich, Swizerland               |                    #### INFO-MAC   digest/im/infomacv11-056.txt   ****Today's Topics:      [*] desktop-textures-iii.hqx      (A) downloading postscript      [Q] Quadra 700 Ethernet diagnostics      Anyone use MacMeasure (Q)      Apple guidelines      AT&T Modem (A)      Civilization Cheat Patch      CServe & internet mail      DECnet for Mac w/System 7.1 (R)      DiskDup+ vs Apple's DiskCopy      e-mail adress of Chris Moll, author of graph_3d ?      Expert Astronomer (C)      Greg's Buttons crashes PowerPoint (not for me)      groff-mac      Hard Drive Stiction problems      help/multimedia contest      How to avoid v____ in SEA's (R)      How to open a PowerBook Duo? (Q)      Hypercard books?      Hypercard sound to sys7 sound.  How to do it?      Info-Mac Suggestion (C)      Infolog [Q]      Inside Mac Games - March '93      ISBN bar code utility (Q)      LAN Variable RAM Allocation (Q)      LC III Ethernet cards      LC III VRAM, monitors & SIMMs (A)      MacGambit Compiler (A)      Mac Generated Storms (C)      MacsBug won't restart Mac      Mactivity'93 information      MACtivity 93 (A)      MYM 5.0      Old Mac system question (C)      Omega SANE      Opening folders/files impossible (Q)      PC Exchange (C)      PICT display on desktop      printing problems...      QuickMail default form ques      SE/Ethernet/Telnet Problems (Q)      UK Sumex mirror      Util/Desktop Textures-iii.hqx      Which draw program? - Canvas vs Intellidraw (Q)      Word upgradeAbstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:09:37 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/lang#### BINHEX     bison.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 22:43:09 -0800 From: [e-mail]: Bison.hqx Bison is a compiler compiler. This is the Mac version from GNU/Freesoft. Itfunctions similar to YACC on UNIX. It works with Think C and I see no reasonwhy it wouldn't work with MPW C but I don't know for sure. The Think C sourcecode is included.Paul [e-mail]#### BINHEX     c-tools.hqx   ****Date:     Tue, 13 Jun 89 13:36:24 EDTFrom: Kenneth Sussmann (PBMA) <[e-mail]>Here is a nice utility for C programmers. It:    Formats C source files similar to the cb utility on UNIX    Strips control characters from files    Generate prototype functions from C source files    Converts Pascal to C code (additional        work will be required by the programmer)    Cross references C files,    Checks for correct number of opening and closing        brackets/braces and use of = in lieu of == in        decision statements    Generates a flow of function calls from C source filesThis is version 1.37 written by Graham Haddock and includesdocumentation by the author. Freeware for non-commercial use.#### BINHEX     cmaster-107-to-109-updater.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 16 Sep 1992 13:40:24 -0500From: "Erik A. Johnson" <[e-mail]>Subject: lang/cmaster-107-to-109-updater.hqxHere is an updater for CMaster, 1.0.7->1.0.9.  All you need to do (afterun-BinHex-ing and un-StuffIt-ing, of course) is double-click on theapplication, it will prompt you (standard file dialog) for the CMaster file;when you hit return, it will update the CMaster file you chose.Erik A. Johnson        \    Internet: [e-mail]     \       |------------------------\    AmericaOnline: ErikAJ                   \    --+--Graduate Student         \--------------------------------------------\     |Aero/Astro Engineering    \  "Jesus said to him, 'I am the way, and    \    |University of Illinois at  \  the truth, and the life; no one comes to  \   |   Urbana-Champaign (UIUC)  \  the Father except through me.'" (Jn14:6)  \P.S. I am not an employee of Jersey Scientific and do not speak for them.     I'm only a satisfied custormer.  And as for the University of Illinois     ... they hardly know I exist -- I'm only a grad student!------------------------------------------------------------------------------CM7to9.sit is a Stuffit 1.5.1 archive with an UpdateMaker self-updater (anda README file) which updates an UNMODIFIED copy of CMaster 1.0.7 to 1.0.9.The UpdateMaker info window tells you how to unmodify CMaster if you performedthe modification as specified in the THINK C 5.0.3 update. As of this releaseof THINK C and of CMaster, these synchronization problems go away - CMaster1.0.9 should work with all future updates of THINK C 5 without modification.In addition to this feature, 1.0.9 includes several minor fixes and fixes aproblem Japanese users have had when using CMaster with EGBridge (as describedin the MacJapan, Issue 6, review).Jersey [e-mail]#### BINHEX     cmaster-108-to-109-updater.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 16 Sep 1992 13:40:40 -0500From: "Erik A. Johnson" <[e-mail]>Subject: lang/cmaster-108-to-109-updater.hqxHere is an updater for CMaster, 1.0.8->1.0.9.  All you need to do (afterun-BinHex-ing and un-StuffIt-ing, of course) is double-click on theapplication, it will prompt you (standard file dialog) for the CMaster file;when you hit return, it will update the CMaster file you chose.Erik A. Johnson        \    Internet: [e-mail]     \       |------------------------\    AmericaOnline: ErikAJ                   \    --+--Graduate Student         \--------------------------------------------\     |Aero/Astro Engineering    \  "Jesus said to him, 'I am the way, and    \    |University of Illinois at  \  the truth, and the life; no one comes to  \   |   Urbana-Champaign (UIUC)  \  the Father except through me.'" (Jn14:6)  \P.S. I am not an employee of Jersey Scientific and do not speak for them.     I'm only a satisfied custormer.  And as for the University of Illinois     ... they hardly know I exist -- I'm only a grad student!------------------------------------------------------------------------------CM8to9.sit is a Stuffit 1.5.1 archive with an UpdateMaker self-updater (anda README file) which updates an UNMODIFIED copy of CMaster 1.0.8 to 1.0.9.The UpdateMaker info window tells you how to unmodify CMaster if you performedthe modification as specified in the THINK C 5.0.3 update. As of this releaseof THINK C and of CMaster, these synchronization problems go away - CMaster1.0.9 should work with all future updates of THINK C 5 without modification.In addition to this feature, 1.0.9 includes several minor fixes and fixes aproblem Japanese users have had when using CMaster with EGBridge (as describedin the MacJapan, Issue 6, review).Jersey [e-mail]#### BINHEX     gcc-1371r14-all.hqx   ****#### BINHEX     harvest-c-12.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Eric W. Sink)Subject: Harvest C 1.2 releasedOrganization: University of Illinois at UrbanaDate: Tue, 23 Jun 1992 13:57:23 GMTAnnouncing the release of Harvest C 1.2I am uploading Harvest C 1.2 today to mac.archive and anotherplace or two.  Feel free to propagate it far and wide.This release includes full source code.  Please read all theREADME documents and the like carefully.My official email address remains [e-mail] major direction of future plans for Harvest C is to use it assupport for a port of GNU CC 2.x.  A team of volunteers has beenorganized as part of TopSoft, Inc. to manage this effort.  Yoursupport and assistance is welcome.  A mailing list has been establishedfor communication within the team.  Send mail to [e-mail] more information.The plan is to port GNU CC 2.x to the Macintosh, resulting in anintegrated application similar to Harvest C is now (ie somewhat likeTHINK C without a built-in editor).  The linker,assembler and variousother parts of Harvest C will be necessary for the port, as GCC lacksthese extremely-Mac-specific items.Regards,Eric W. SinkSpyglass, [e-mail]-- Eric W. Sink, Spyglass        | The essence of GUI programming : "What701 Devonshire Drive, C-17    | started out as a half hour hack has beenChampaign, IL  61820          | bothering me for two weeks now." -- Matt Mora---- [e-mail] ---------|---------- 217-355-6000 -----------------------#### BINHEX     lazy-scheme-14.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 12 Jan 93 14:20:39 +0100From: [e-mail] (Thomas Schiex)Subject: lazy-scheme-1.4.hqxThis is rel. 1.4 of Help.  Help  now works correctly  under System 7 (thanksto Steven Mattan for the help in the  bug hunting). The archive presentationhas been  improved, some (previously fake)  menu items  now work and variousResEdit files are given for Help customization (from lazy to strict, Englishto French...)Help   is  a complete  and     efficient Scheme-like functionnal  lazy  Lispinterpreter. It  works only on 68020 (or  more) based Macintoshs.   It has a'friendly'  interface   (parenthesis  matcher,   auto-indent),  uses  a fullcall-by-need semantics  and includes  many  examples,  including a  symboliccompiler for the 680x0. Efficiency is good (fib 20  in 5.4" on a 68030/25Mhzemulated Mac, 1.15" compiled... but compilation is impossible for the vulgumpecus), bugs are  few, if any  (it has been  intensively used by a friend ofmine), and lazyness is fully parametrable (you  main turn Help into a strictScheme-like language if you like). French AND  English updated docs includedin Word4 and plain text formats.                Thomas SCHIEX ([e-mail], [e-mail])#### BINHEX     macgambit-191-interpreter.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 26 Nov 92 11:51:59 -0500From: [e-mail]: Release 1.9.1 of Gambit for the MacMacGambit version 1.9.1 is now available via anonymous FTP fromtrex.iro.umontreal.ca in the pub/gambit/gambit1.9.1 directory.  Theinterpreter AND THINK-C 5.0 sources to the whole system (including thecompiler) are there.  There is also a version of MacGambit linked withDEC's Thomas system release 1.1.All of these programs are now in the public domain and may bedistributed to others as long as they are not sold or transferred forcompensation (other than a reasonable duplication fee).  The copyrightnotice must also remain with the programs.Please understand that these programs are the result of an UNFUNDEDgroup at the Universite de Montreal.  Users who enjoy the systemshould consider sending a donation to our group so that we can fundstudents to continue improving MacGambit.  Corporate funding is ofcourse welcome!Marc FeeleyThis file is the Gambit interpreter. The other files are available onthe above-mentioned site.#### BINHEX     macgambit-191-sources-1.hqx   ****#### BINHEX     macgambit-191-sources-2.hqx   ****#### BINHEX     macgambit-191-thomas.hqx   ****#### BINHEX     macmeth-32.hqx   ****                         ====================                         |  On MacMETH 3.2  |                         ====================                  A Fast Modula-2 Language System for the Apple(R) Macintosh(R)    -------------------------------------------------------------This is the "Fast Modula-2 Language System for the Apple(R) Macintosh(R)" from the Eidgenoessische Technische Hochschule, ETH Zurich, Switzerland.  Please note, the Modula-2 Language System MacMETH is not public domain but is available free of charge courtesy of ETH Zurich. Together with the documentation this software may be copied freely                  B U T   N O T   F O R   P R O F I T! Copyright (c) 1992 Institute of Computer Systems, Computing Centre RZETH, and Systems Ecology Group, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETHZ) CH-8092 Zurich, SWITZERLAND.  All rights reserved. Modifications by any means is forbidden without written consent! Availability************Get the newest version and a full documentation of this package from anonymous FTP (Password: <your name>@<your locality> ):         neptune.inf.ethz.ch (129.132.101.33)        Preferably you transfer the file "MacMETH 3.2.sea" (e.g. by means of "VersaTerm FTP client", MacBinary format) or transfer the file "MacMETH 3.2.hqx" (BinHex 4.0 format) instead.  The latter needs first to be converted into its binary form by the utility "BinHex 4.0" (available from many user groups).  In any case you will end up with the file "MacMETH 3.2.sea" (the extension 'sea' stands for Self Extracting Application).  Double-click "MacMETH 3.2.sea" and specify in the subsequent dialog that the resulting folders shall be written to your hard disk.  You will get two folders named "MacMETH 3.2 Disk 1/2" and "MacMETH 3.2 Disk 2/2".  Each of these folders fits on a 800K floppy disk for distribution or transportation via diskettes.             "MacMETH 3.2 Disk 1/2" contains everything which is needed to work through the examples given in the manual and to develop programs. "MacMETH 3.2 Disk 2/2" contains extras which need to be accessed only occasionally. Among others it contains a copy of this file, a printable copy of the manual, and some tools and files which may be of use when special options are of interest.  For instance there is a pair of alternative compilers, i.e. CompileN respectively Compile20N, which follow strictly the Modula-2 report in "Wirth,N., 1988. Programming in Modula-2, 4th ed.", or if you wish to compile new macros for MEdit, or if you are interested in the Hennessy benchmark programs etc.      Getting started***************Make a working copy of all files and folders contained on diskette "MacMETH 3.2 Disk 1/2" into a folder, e.g. named "M2", on your hard disk or another diskette.   Make sure you have at least 32K of disk cache.  Then start the shell " MacMETH 3.2", select "Compile", then select "Execute" to execute the just compiled file by selecting the file "Example.OBM" in the folder "Work".     See what happens!    To install the content of "MacMETH 3.2 Disk 2/2" perform thefollowing steps:Copy the files of the  "More XYZ" folders into the respective folder"XYZ" in your "M2" installation.Copy the "MEdit f" folder and "MacMETH Manual 1992.sea" into your "M2"folder.  Double-click  "MacMETH Manual 1992.sea"  and specify in thesubsequent  dialogue that the  resulting folders shall be written toyour "M2" folder.The XYZ.sea files are not needed anymore after completion ofinstallation. For further instructions see the MacMETH manual.    Note:  If you start the editor " MEdit 1.79", e.g. via selecting the menu command Edit2 from within the MacMETH shell, please follow the configuration dialog by entering your last and first name and clicking 'Ok' for all the rest of the dialog.  This allows you to easily switch back and forth between the MacMETH shell and MEdit via the menu commands " MacMETH 3.2 - File/Edit2" respectively " MEdit 1.79 - Macros/Launch M2 shell".  af 16/Sep/1992#### BINHEX     mpw-bison-118.hqx   ****This file contains a StuffIt 2.0 archive, which in turn containsthe MPW port of GNU Bison 1.18.  Full source is included, as wellas a pre-compiled version of the tool (requires 68020).  Pleasesee the file COPYING in the archive, which explains the GNU PublicLicense under which this software is distributed.#### BINHEX     mpw-flex-237.hqx   ****This file contains a StuffIt 2.0 archive, which in turn containsthe MPW port of GNU Flex 2.3.7.  Full source is included, as wellas a pre-compiled version of the tool (requires 68020).  Pleasesee the file COPYING in the archive, which explains the GNU PublicLicense under which this software is distributed.#### BINHEX     mpw-hex-res.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 22 Oct 92 13:25:08 -0600 From: Chris Magnuson <[e-mail]>Subject: submission I would put this in info-mac/util as filename hex.cpt.hqxHere is a neat development tool for the MPW environment that could be putin info-mac/.  The tool converts selected CODE resources into Intel hex orMotorola S record formats, suitable for use with microprocessor emulators,EPROM programmers, etc.>From: Paul Russell <[e-mail]>Date: Wed, 30 Sep 92 13:22:18 +0100Subject: Hex tool - here it is...---#### BINHEX     open-prolog-10d36.hqx   ****#### BINHEX     qb-pcr-alert-center.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1993 16:11:03 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Matthew Xavier Mora)Subject: QuickBasic PCR (PreCenterAlert) Pure Code Resources for QuickBasic (PCR)A long time ago I was going to release a library of PCR's forQB. I never got around to finshing up the library since I no longerprogram in QB, so I decided to post them to the net in case there are anyother QB programmers that could use these PCR's. I'm making them freewarebecause I don't have the time to support them.  If you want the source forany of these PCR's, it can be had for a small fee. If there are any bugs,let me know and I try and fix them.Good luck and I hope these are of some use to you.Matthew Xavier Mora---------Enclosed is a PCR that will center your alerts for you.__________________________________________________________________Matthew Xavier Mora                         The keeper of the UMPGSRI International                             [e-mail][Sent using Eudora 1.3b102]                    [e-mail]__________________________________________________________________#### BINHEX     qb-pcr-cicon.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 18 Jan 1993 13:02:31 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Matthew Xavier Mora)Subject: QuickBasic PCR (GetCIcon/PlotCIcon) Pure Code Resources for QuickBasic (PCR)A long time ago I was going to release a library of PCR's forQB. I never got around to finshing up the library since I no longerprogram in QB, so I decided to post them to the net in case there are anyother QB programmers that could use these PCR's. I'm making them freewarebecause I don't have the time to support them.  If you want the source forany of these PCR's, it can be had for a small fee. If there are any bugs,let me know and I try and fix them.Good luck and I hope these are of some use to you.Matthew Xavier Mora---------Enclosed are two PCR's that let you get and plot Cicon's in your quickbasic programs.__________________________________________________________________Matthew Xavier Mora                         The keeper of the UMPGSRI International                             [e-mail][Sent using Eudora 1.3b102]                    [e-mail]__________________________________________________________________#### BINHEX     qb-pcr-launch-app.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 19 Jan 1993 16:25:59 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Matthew Xavier Mora)Subject: QuickBasic PCR (LaunchApp) Pure Code Resources for QuickBasic (PCR)A long time ago I was going to release a library of PCR's forQB. I never got around to finishing up the library since I no longerprogram in QB, so I decided to post them to the net in case there are anyother QB programmers that could use these PCR's. I'm making them freewarebecause I don't have the time to support them.  If you want the source forany of these PCR's, it can be had for a small fee. If there are any bugs,let me know and I try and fix them.Good luck and I hope these are of some use to you.Matthew Xavier Mora---------Enclosed is a PCR that lets you launch an application given itsfull pathname. Usage:CALL LaunchApp(filename$,volumename$,DirId&,vrefnum%,sublaunch%,VARPTR(result%))__________________________________________________________________Matthew Xavier Mora                         The keeper of the UMPGSRI International                             [e-mail][Sent using Eudora 1.3b102]                    [e-mail]__________________________________________________________________#### BINHEX     qb-pcr-pattern-menu.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 19 Jan 1993 16:48:22 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Matthew Xavier Mora)Subject: QuickBasic PCR (MDEF & GetIndPattern) Pure Code Resources for QuickBasic (PCR)Enclosed is a PCR that lets you use a pattern menu in your QBprograms. This test program also includes GetIndPattern to loadthe pattern from the resfile. DisposeMenu gets rid of the patternmenu.Note:A call to menu(0) will return one less that the menu's ID number.For example Menu(0) will return 127 instead of 128 for a menuwhose ID is 128.Usage:CALL GetMDEFMenu(menuNo%,menuResno%,VARPTR(MenuHndl&))GetIndPattern Index%, PatResID%, VARPTR(pat&)DisposeMenu MenuHndl&_______________Footnote:A long time ago I was going to release a library of PCR's forQB. I never got around to finishing up the library since I no longerprogram in QB, so I decided to post them to the net in case there are anyother QB programmers that could use these PCR's. I'm making them freewarebecause I don't have the time to support them.  If you want the source forany of these PCR's, it can be had for a small fee. If there are any bugs,let me know and I try and fix them.Good luck and I hope these are of some use to you.Matthew Xavier Mora__________________________________________________________________Matthew Xavier Mora                         The keeper of the UMPGSRI International                             [e-mail][Sent using Eudora 1.3b102]                    [e-mail]__________________________________________________________________#### BINHEX     qb-pcr-serial-utils.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 15:43:40 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Matthew Xavier Mora)Subject: QuickBasic PCR (SerialPort Stuff) Pure Code Resources for QuickBasic (PCR)Enclosed are 8 PCR's that lets you use the serial ports in your QBprograms.Usage:OpenSerialPort   (opens the serial port)RDWRSerialPort   (a general function to read or write to a port)CloseDriver      (Included for completeness )SerReset         (Set comm paraeters)FSReadSerial     (A serial specific FSRead function)FSWrite          (a general FSWrite function)SerSetBuf        (Creates a new buffer and tells the port to use the new buffer)DisposePtr       (Generic DisposePtr Function. Use to delet Ptr made by )                 (SetSerBuf Call)_______________Footnote:A long time ago I was going to release a library of PCR's forQB. I never got around to finishing up the library since I no longerprogram in QB, so I decided to post them to the net in case there are anyother QB programmers that could use these PCR's. I'm making them freewarebecause I don't have the time to support them.  If you want the source forany of these PCR's, it can be had for a small fee. If there are any bugs,let me know and I try and fix them.Good luck and I hope these are of some use to you.Matthew Xavier Mora__________________________________________________________________Matthew Xavier Mora                         The keeper of the UMPGSRI International                             [e-mail][Sent using Eudora 1.3b102]                    [e-mail]__________________________________________________________________#### BINHEX     qb-to-future-basic-conv.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 1 Mar 93 10:26:27 CST From: [e-mail] (Bob Schenk)Subject: [*] lang/QuickBASIC to FutureBASIC Converter Attached is a program which converts QuickBASIC source code intoFutureBASIC source code. The program is written and copyrightedby Zedcor, and I am posting it with their permission. (They haveposted it on some of the commercial networks.)This program is being included on copies of FutureBASIC which areshipping now, but was not included when FutureBASIC was introduced latelast year. (Unfortunate, because it would have saved me a lot of work.)If you were an early adopter of FB and have QB programs to convert, youwill find it useful.Included is the source copy which I have compiled for those QB userswho do not have FB and might be interested in moving up to FutureBASIC. (After all, QB appears to have been orphaned.) The converter does agood but incomplete job; in most programs it will leave things whichmust be attended to manually. The biggest difficulty will be for programmerswho do not have a central event loop, which QB examples did not stress.I have no association with Zedcor except as a customer. If you havequestions, ask them, not me. Their technical support number is 608-795-3996,and their toll-free order line is 800-482-4567Robert Schenk#### BINHEX     think-back-11.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 11 Jul 92 09:52:11 -0400From: "Phil Shapiro" <[e-mail]>Subject: THINK Back v1.1 (now supports THINK Pascal!)Here's the latest version of THINK Back. In this version, I've addedsupport for THINK Pascal as well as THINK C. Other new features are: - use of a time manager task to regulate calls to WaitNextEvent, allowing for better control over multifinder friendliness - use of the new icon manager calls, for color notification iconsTHINK Back is an extension that lets you put compiles in thebackground. If you're using THINK C or THINK Pascal, you can use thisINIT to let you start a long compile, put THINK C or Pascal in thebackground, and use your machine for something else while thecompiler's working. When the compile is complete, the Notificationmanager is used to tell you that it's done.See the enclosed ReadMe for more info. Note that this is *not* anofficial Symantec Extension, and it is not an update to THINK C orTHINK Pascal. It is, however, something that I hope THINK programmerswill find useful.    -phil----   Phil Shapiro                                   Software Engineer   Language Products Group                     Symantec Corporation           Internet: [e-mail]---------------- THINK_Back_1.1.cpt.hqx ----------------#### BINHEX     think-c-504-tcl-112-update.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 18 Nov 92 08:27:35 -0500From: "Phil Shapiro" <[e-mail]>Subject: THINK C 5.0.4/TCL 1.1.2 Update Here's the archive again; I converted it to macbinary and back withoutany errors using mcvert here. wc reports that the hqx file itself has10377 lines. I didn't save my posting "blurb", but I can rewrite itfrom scratch if you need it.    -phil---------------- think-c-504-tcl-112-updater.sea.hqx ----------------#### BINHEX     think-c-504-updater.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 16 Nov 92 23:18:32 -0500 From: "Phil Shapiro" <[e-mail]>Subject: THINK C 5.0.4 Update This self-extracting archive contains the THINK C 5.0.4 update. Theupdate corrects problems with the Quadra, the code motionoptimization, and other problems present in earlier versions. There isno TCL update with this 5.0.4 update, so if you are already using5.0.2 or later or don't use the TCL, you should download just thisfile. If you are using version 5.0 or 5.0.1 and use the TCL, youshould skip this file and download just the file 'ThC 5.0.4/TCL 1.1.2Update.sea' which contains both the THINK C 5.0.4 and the TCL 1.1.2updates.This version corrects a bug in the "Code Motion" optimization that wasintroduced in the 5.0.3 release, and includes documentation about abug with the "align_arrays" pragma.If you have any questions about this update, or about THINK C or THINKPascal in general, please send them to Languages Tech Support at:[e-mail]    -phil----   Phil Shapiro                                   Software Engineer   Language Products Group                     Symantec Corporation           Internet: [e-mail]---------------- think-c-504-update.sea.hqx ----------------#### BINHEX     think-c-cmarker.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 3 Sep 91 01:31:08 -0700From: Stuart Cheshire <[e-mail]>Subject: CMarkerCMarker 0.6b1I am posting this on behalf of the friend of mine in England who wrote it.This is an invaluable utility for Think C.It places a little button next to the close box in the title bar of each sourcefile window, and when you click on it, a menu of all the functions in the filedrops down. By selecting a name from the menu, it will automatically move tothat function. It makes it incredibly quick to find your way around sourcefiles, especially large ones.The other useful feature it has is to do with comments. C comments do not nest,so if you have a block of C full of comments, and you want to comment out thewhole block, then just naively putting comment marks at the beginning and theend of the block will not work. CMarker allows you to select a block of text,choose the 'Comment' command from the menu, and it will comment the whole block,in a way so that the embedded comments don't mess it up. When you later selectthe same block again, the menu option changes to 'UnComment' and it willreverse the changes it made.This is all it does, but it does it job extremely well. It is unobtrusive,reliable, and doesn't take much memory. I like it because it does what Iwant, and does it well, instead of doing 100 things poorly, which seems tobe the case with so many utilities these days.This utility has been tested successfully with System 6.0.x and System 7.It was written for THINK C 4, but works fine with the new THINK C 5.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     think-c-printer-11.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 22 Sep 92 21:41:29 -0400 From: "Phil Shapiro" <[e-mail]>Subject: THINK C Project Printer 1.1 This is an FKEY that produces a list of files in any THINK C projectthat can be saved to disk or printed out. This can be useful forarchiving project information, should a disk copy get corrupted. New in this version:  - '040 cache compatible (duh!) - lists files in correct order - produces per-segment totals - optionally produces alphabetized list of files in project This hack is free.Enjoy,    -phil----   Phil Shapiro                                   Software Engineer   Language Products Group                     Symantec Corporation           Internet: [e-mail]---------------- think-c-project-printer-11.sit.hqx ----------------#### BINHEX     think-c-stdio-plus.hqx   ****From: Nigel Perry <[e-mail]>Date: Wed, 18 Oct 89 11:11:23 GMTTo: [e-mail] to LSC3 stdio:*    %k and %lk formats for printf() (& Co.)    These formats print ints (%k) and longs (%lk) as characters,    useful for ResType values.  *    New 'device' ".SF" for fopen() and friends.    The 'device' ".SF" causes fopen() is prompt for a file using    the Standard File get (read/append access) or put (write access)    dialogs. This saves the user calling Standard File themselves,    converting the volRef/name pair to a full pathname, and then calling    fopen()...*    Added fdopen() and fdreopen() routines.    These mimic their Unix counterparts but take a volume reference as well as a name.*    Added in asm{...} statements.    Doesn't add functionality, just decreases size to offset increase caused by new code... The binhex/stuffit archive below contians (1) LSC3 stdio+ library, (2) stdio+.h (3) example program (4) source diffs.                 Enjoy,                     Nigel ([e-mail])============================================================#### BINHEX     think-pascal-402-updater.hqx   ****#### BINHEX     view-it-205.hqx   ****Date: 25 Jan 1993 09:56:10 -0700 (MST) From: [e-mail] (Terry Forrester)Subject: view-it.hqx (new version for lang subdirectory) About ViewIt Shareware Version 2.05 A shareware version of ViewIt(TM) is being made available to the Macintosh programming community as a way of introducing ViewIt and other programming modules from FaceWare.  ViewIt is one of the best Mac programming tools available for creating powerful windows containing many views and custom controls.  In addition to ViewIt, this package includes a complete list and description of other, non-shareware FaceWare modules that support advanced custom controls, animation, communications, dEatabase management, QuickDraw(TM)extensions, and 2D and 3D plotting.  FaceWare modules are reasonably priced, do not require license fees, are compatible with all major languages and compilers, and are called using a simple C function, Pascal procedure, or Fortran subroutine (a HyperCard(R) interface is also available).ViewIt consists of a powerful set of programming modules that help programmers manage menus, windows, and other elements of the Macintosh interface in new or existing programs.  ViewIt is uniquely designed to be much easier to use than other "interface builders" by requiring a minimal amount of program code (as little as 3 lines!), and supporting the on-line editing of windows from within running programs (like HyperCard).  The combination of ViewIt plus Apple's ResEdit(TM) can be used in place of tools such as MacApp(R)® and AppMaker(TM), or as an enhancement of such tools.  When you decide to purchase ViewIt, the price is just $95.ViewIt's major window-related features include:-- support for editing modal and modeless windows from within running programs-- multiple fonts, styles, and colors (w/o the limitations of standard ictb    resources)-- a variety of useful custom controls (lists, menus, ICON/PICT buttons, etc.)-- support for extended controls that can be as powerful as complete graphic    and text editors-- a view hierarchy that supports scrolling and paging of groups of controls-- direct links between program variables and control values-- ability to override all control behavior-- compatibility with existing CDEFs-- imports existing dialog DITL resources-- support for System 7 Balloon HelpThe ViewIt package also includes a module that can be used to support standard items in the main menu bar, tear-off menus, floating palettes, and the requiredApple events.The complete text of an objective, professional review of ViewIt that appeared in the Nov/Dec 92 issue of MacTutor is included in the ViewIt demo program, along with comments from a wide range of programmers who are currently using ViewIt.If you have any problems decompressing the ViewIt Shareware file or getting thedemo programs in the package to run, contact us for help: USA: 217-328-5842, M-F, 9AM-5PM Central (Illinois) Europe: [+44]-(0)993-89-1407, M-F, 9AM-9PM GMT (England) AppleLink: D1323 Internet: [e-mail](TM) is a trademark of FaceWare.  Other product names mentioned above aretrademarks or registered trademarks of their respective manufacturers.#### BINHEX     view-it.hqx   ****Date: 27 Aug 1992 13:56:53 -0700 (MST) From: Terry Forrester <[e-mail]>Subject: ViewIt_Shareware.sea ••• About ViewIt Shareware Version 2.04 •••A shareware version of ViewIt is being made available to the Macintosh programming community as a way of introducing ViewIt and other programming modules from FaceWare.  ViewIt is one of the best Mac programming tools available for creating powerful windows containing many views and custom controls.  In addition to ViewIt, this package includes a complete list and description of other, non-shareware FaceWare modules that support advanced custom controls, animation, communications, database management, QuickDraw extensions, and 2D and 3D plotting.  FaceWare modules are reasonably priced, do not require license fees, are compatible with all major languages and compilers, and are called using a simple C function, Pascal procedure, or Fortran subroutine (a HyperCard interface is also available).ViewIt consists of a powerful set of programming modules that help programmers manage menus, windows, and other elements of the Macintosh interface in new or existing programs.  ViewIt is uniquely designed to be much easier to use than other "interface builders" by requiring a minimal amount of program code (as little as 3 lines!), and supporting the on-line editing of windows from within running programs (like HyperCard).  The combination of ViewIt plus Apple's ResEdit™ can be used in place of tools such as MacApp and AppMaker, or as an enhancement of such tools.  When you decide to purchase ViewIt, the price is just $95.ViewIt's major window-related features include:-- support for editing modal and modeless windows from within running programs-- multiple fonts, styles, and colors (w/o the limitations of standard ictb    resources)-- a variety of useful custom controls (lists, menus, ICON/PICT buttons, etc.)-- support for extended controls that can be as powerful as complete graphic    and text editors-- a view hierarchy that supports scrolling and paging of groups of controls-- direct links between program variables and control values-- ability to override all control behavior-- compatibility with existing CDEFs-- imports existing dialog DITL resources-- support for System 7 Balloon HelpThe ViewIt package also includes a module that can be used to support standard items in the main menu bar, tear-off menus, floating palettes, and the required Apple events.Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:09:44 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/misc#### UNKNOWN    3d-printer-maze.ps   ****#### BINHEX     4DtoResourcesTo4D-104.hqx   ****Date: 3 Dec 1992 18:16:28 U From: "Robert Hess" <[e-mail]>Subject: 4DtoResourcesTo4D 1.0.4 4DtoResourcesTo4D 1.0.4The 4D<->Resources externals are a pair of externals giving developers theability to read and write data from/to any kind of resource, thus permittingextensive customizability of 4D databases.Version 1.0.4: change in the way I open and close files to be really, reallynice to Server/3.0. This should avoid any possible problems which might haveoccurred due to multiple processes slamming the same file "simultaneously".Read the 'Read Me' for instructions, warnings and the legal stuff.Robert HessInternet: [e-mail]: WNDZSX -or- MACWEEKAOL: RobHess -or- MacWEEKCIS: 72511,333#### BINHEX     4d-access-resources-11.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Info-Mac Moderator)Date: Thu, 4 Jun 1992 15:25:11 PDTHere's the second, most recent and (hopefully) final version of myexternals to 4D which allow you to read and write from/to any resourcefrom within 4D. We use this to create/access preferences files. This version fixes a "bug" in the previous version whereby writing aresource to a non-existent file (or an existent file with no resourcefork) returned an error. Now, I create the file you specify if it doesn'texist or give a resource fork to an existent file without one prior towriting the resource. Robert [e-mail] -OR- [e-mail]: RHessJrCIS: 74660,612 (DON'T send me mail here from Internet!) PS: I had to send this in two pieces thanks to QuickMail's goofyrestrictions. This is really one HQX file. #### BINHEX     animated-cursors-sci-fi.hqx   ****Date:     Mon, 11 Jun 90 11:22 EDTFrom: <[e-mail]>Subject:  Sci-Fi Animated CursorsHere are some cursors for use with the Animated Cursors cdev. The cursors arebased on some famous science fiction movies.  I hope you like them.When debinhexed this is a StuffIt archive.-mhMike HouserBitnet:  MHOUSER@COLGATEU#### BINHEX     animated-cursors.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 16 Mar 90 09:59 ESTFrom: [e-mail]: Animated CursorsI am sending along some more animated cursors that I have aquired. Theyare not of my creation, only of my aquisition. There is also a DA thatcan be used for viewing these cursors, as well as any other animatedcursor sets you may have. Some of them are in color.They can be merged with the Cursor-Animator that I submitted recently,a cdev that can be used to change your system cursor (created byW. Plotz). Simply hit the MERGE button in Cursor-Animator, and selectthe file with the new cursors.Thank you for your time. Enjoy.Read FritschPittsburgh Cancer InstituteUniversity of [e-mail]--------------------------------------------------------------------------- #### BINHEX     archive-listings.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 26 May 89 23:35:43  19From: "Darren" <[e-mail]>In this package is a list of all the Mac and Picture archives that Iknow of.  In it is a directory listing (ls -CR), the internet routingnumber and the date the archive was taken.  I will be doing this oncea month sometime in the middle to the end.  If you see any errors oromissions then please send them to me at the address below.  (I onlyneed the name and internet number).--                  Torin/Darren Stalder/WolfBlessed         Internet: [e-mail]  Be!           Bitnet:   dstalder@gmuvax                ATTnet:   1-703-883-5747      Hail      uucp:     multiverse!uunet!pyrdc!gmu90x!dstalder        Eris!   Snail:    1350 Beverly Rd., Suite 115-223/McLean, VA 22101/USADISCLAIMER: I have enough problems getting credit what I do do for            work, much less this stuff.--------------------Cut Here--------------------#### UNKNOWN    big-printer-maze.ps   ****#### BINHEX     bill-trash.hqx   ****Date: 04 Mar 1993 16:52:16 -0600 (MDT)From: [e-mail]: Re: Bill_Trash_1.0.cpt.hqxHi, Gordon!Just got your mail about BillTrash...Hope I'm not TOO late!    BillTrash is just a ResEdit file containing two icon families toreplace the standard Trash Can icon in the finder.  This replaces the Trash Can picture with the likeness of Bill the Cat from Bloom County.    Just open your System file with ResEdit and open up the ICN# resourceand find the trash can icons.  Open up the ICN# resource in BillTrash, too.Copy each picture from each icon family and paste into the correspondingicon family member.  Bill's mouth should be closed for the empty trash can,and his tongue should hang out for the full trash can.    There should be a "readme" file compressed with the resedit file, anda STR# resource in the ResEdit document, both explaining what BillTrash isand how to use him.Thanx a lot!EricPS If I *am* too late, let me know, and I'll send BillTrash to you again(IF you're interested!!) 2-Mar-93  1:22:44-GMT,4790;000000000411Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA13781; Mon, 1 Mar 93 17:22:44 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA14530; Mon, 1 Mar 93 17:22:43 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 AA10355; Mon, 1 Mar 93 15:42:22 PST Received: from cudnvr.denver.colorado.edu by terminator.rs.itd.umich.edu        (5.67/2.2) with SMTP id AA22272; Mon, 1 Mar 93 18:41:54 -0500 Received: from cudnvr.denver.colorado.edu by cudnvr.denver.colorado.edu (PMDF        #2571 ) id <[e-mail]>; Mon, 1        Mar 1993 16:44:54 MDT Date: 01 Mar 1993 16:44:53 -0600 (MDT) From: [e-mail]: Bill_Trash_1.0.cpt.hqx To: [e-mail]-Id: <[e-mail]> X-Envelope-To: [e-mail] X-Vms-To: IN%"[e-mail]" X-Vms-Cc: ARINEHART Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7BIT Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Mon, 1 Mar 1993 17:22:42 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     canada-alb-tax92.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-bc-tax92.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-ns-tax92.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-ont-tax92.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-qc-tax92.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     color-finder-icons-custom.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 6 Sep 91 21:43:05 -0400 From: Matt Slot <[e-mail]>Subject: Color Icons Archive Update           System 7 Icons (Repost)         -=======================-I have re-organized the icons for easier downloading; for the beggining Icon'er, 10 files is too much to work with. There arenow 3 types of files to work with:     1. Default Icons--Paste these into your Finder Prefs file        with ResEdit. Make a copy of the "Finder Prefs" in the     "Preferences" folder by dragging it to the desktop        while holding down on the option key. Open "Default Icons"        and the copy of the "Finder Prefs", and paste all the        new icons in. Option-Move the original "Finder Prefs"        to the trash and place the modified one in.     2. Custom Icons--The icons can be pasted onto any file,        folder, or disk running under System 7. They all        have color icons and small icon equivalents. This set        contains all of the previous custom icons I've released.     3. More Custom Icons--These are additional color icons,        designed after the first set, and in the format that         you are used to. As I post more icons, they will be         in this format (until I get around to re-grouping them).Note: Some icons are very dependent on the color, and may only look good in 8-bit color (256 colors).If you have already downloaded all of the original 10 sets that I have created, you won't need to re-download the second file. However, I have cleaned up the Default Icons, so you may want to download that file and replace your present icons. The third and additional files will be posted as I create them, and you will definitely want to get them.Known Problems:     *--After file sharing has been turned on, some hard disks        will not accept Custom Icons. If you are having such        trouble, I suggest a utility called iContraption by         Brian Zuk.     *--There is no way to install a colorized Default Icon for        disks. This has to do with the way disk icons are handled.        If you want cool color icons, you'll have to paste each        on yourself. Apologies to Brian Helenski (shag@caen) whose own "Smiley" icon was   included with the original posting. This icon has now been removed   from this archive.  If you like the icons, have ideas for new ones, or even just a question, drop me a message...     [e-mail]     Matt Slot, CAEN Mac-Support#### BINHEX     color-finder-icons-default.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 25 Aug 91 18:04:43 -0400 From: Matt Slot <[e-mail]>Subject: 3D Color Finder Icons            System 7 Icons         -==============-I have re-organized the icons for easier downloading; for the beggining Icon'er, 10 files is too much to work with. There arenow 3 types of files to work with:     1. Default Icons--Paste these into your Finder Prefs file        with ResEdit. Make a copy of the "Finder Prefs" in the        "Preferences" folder by dragging it to the desktop        while holding down on the option key. Open "Default Icons"        and the copy of the "Finder Prefs", and paste all the        new icons in. Option-Move the original "Finder Prefs"        to the trash and place the modified one in.     2. Custom Icons--The icons can be pasted onto any file,        folder, or disk running under System 7. They all        have color icons and small icon equivalents. This set        contains all of the previous custom icons I've released.     3. More Custom Icons--These are additional color icons,        designed after the first set, and in the format that         you are used to. As I post more icons, they will be         in this format (until I get around to re-grouping them).Note: Some icons are very dependent on the color, and may only look good in 8-bit color (256 colors).If you have already downloaded all of the original 10 sets that I have created, you wonUt need to re-download the second file. However, I have cleaned up the Default Icons, so you may want to download that file and replace your present icons. The third and additional files will be posted as I create them, and you will definitely want to get them.Known Problems:     *--After file sharing has been turned on, some hard disks        will not accept Custom Icons. If you are having such        trouble, I suggest a utility called iContraption by         Brian Zuk.     *--There is no way to install a colorized Default Icon for        disks. This has to do with the way disk icons are handled.        If you want cool color icons, you'll have to paste each        on yourself. If you like the icons, have ideas for new ones, or even just a question, drop me a message...     [e-mail]     Matt Slot, CAEN Mac-Support#### BINHEX     color-finder-icons-extra.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 25 Aug 91 18:05:46 -0400 From: Matt Slot <[e-mail]>Subject: Large 3D Icon Archive           System 7 Icons         -==============-I have re-organized the icons for easier downloading; for the beggining Icon'er, 10 files is too much to work with. There arenow 3 types of files to work with:     1. Default Icons--Paste these into your Finder Prefs file        with ResEdit. Make a copy of the "Finder Prefs" in the        "Preferences" folder by dragging it to the desktop        while holding down on the option key. Open "Default Icons"        and the copy of the "Finder Prefs", and paste all the        new icons in. Option-Move the original "Finder Prefs"        to the trash and place the modified one in.     2. Custom Icons--The icons can be pasted onto any file,        folder, or disk running under System 7. They all        have color icons and small icon equivalents. This set        contains all of the previous custom icons I've released.     3. More Custom Icons--These are additional color icons,        designed after the first set, and in the format that         you are used to. As I post more icons, they will be         in this format (until I get around to re-grouping them).Note: Some icons are very dependent on the color, and may only look good in 8-bit color (256 colors).If you have already downloaded all of the original 10 sets that I have created, you wonUt need to re-download the second file. However, I have cleaned up the Default Icons, so you may want to download that file and replace your present icons. The third and additional files will be posted as I create them, and you will definitely want to get them.Known Problems:     *--After file sharing has been turned on, some hard disks        will not accept Custom Icons. If you are having such        trouble, I suggest a utility called iContraption by         Brian Zuk.     *--There is no way to install a colorized Default Icon for        disks. This has to do with the way disk icons are handled.        If you want cool color icons, you'll have to paste each        on yourself. If you like the icons, have ideas for new ones, or even just a question, drop me a message...     [e-mail]     Matt Slot, CAEN Mac-Support #### BINHEX     color-floppy-icon.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 25 Mar 1992 11:27 EDT From: "Face it, you are not always what you wear."Subject: SYS7 EXTENSIon Which produces color Floppy Disk Icon Every Time This is a System 7 Extension which will place an editable (via ResEdit, et al) color icon in place of the ugly black and white floppy disk icon.It takes up about 6-8K  enjoy....Gordon Werner    [e-mail]#### BINHEX     color-icons-2.hqx   ****Date:         Wed, 09 Jan 91 15:48:54 ESTFrom: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>Organization: School of Business - U. of ConnecticutSubject:      Color icons for MW2, Kermit, othersIcon Colorizer is very nice, but I was unhappy that obsolete MacWritedocuments were colorized while MacWrite II documents remained in dull ol'B&W.  So, I decided to see if I could figure out how to use the ColorIcon editor.  Both my artistic talent (more lack of same) and sense ofcolor coordination (at least from the perspective of my daughters) havebeen called into question, so I'd be pleased to receive back anyone'simproved versions of these color icons for:MacWrite II, Kermit, Speedometer, System Switcher, and TinCan(an even dozen color icons compacted into only 6K, not too shabby).ResEdit these into the Icon Colorizer INIT and reboot (EZ! :-)#### BINHEX     color-icons-misc.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 26 Aug 1991 15:26:40 -0400 (EDT) From: [e-mail]: yamci (yet again more color icons) {just a few} Here are some icons for your enjoyment.  I make no claim to be any sort ofartist, I just like my Mac.  Feel free to distribute, copy, modify, ortoss, but please no selling.If anyone raises any copyright issues with regard to these images I willplead insanity (with plenty of character witnesses to back me up).The dinosaurs icons I've had around since ColorFinder days, switching themto sys 7 style caused some color changes - they used to look better.For the astronmers in the audience, I know the comet tail is pointing thewrong way, but it looks better the way it is.Does everyone get the Nemesis reference?"All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream."                                   - E. A. PoeKenn [e-mail]#### BINHEX     color-icons-part1.hqx   ****Date: 1  Sep 90  2:35 +0200From: Michael Rys <[e-mail]>Subject: Color Icons in ICL8 formatThe following StuffIt archive contains several 100 color icons mostlyin 3D look, which I collected and designed over the last couple of weeks.Read the ReadMe file and enjoy.../Michael+---------------------------------------------------------------+| Michael Rys, V. Conzett Str. 34; CH-8004 Zuerich; Switzerland |+---------------------------------------------------------------+| UUCP:  [e-mail] or       EAN:     [e-mail]    ||        [e-mail]       IPSANet: mrys@ipsaint        || Voice: [phone]                    |+---------------------------------------------------------------+-- Wovon man nicht sprechen kann, darueber muss man schweigen. --       Ludwig Wittgenstein, Tractatus logico-philosophicus#### BINHEX     colossal-icons.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 3 Oct 1992 19:18:04 -0600 From: (dave schutz) <[e-mail]>Subject: colossal-icons11.hqx an update to "colossal-icons".  great icons by myself.  now aself-extracting archive.  a *must* for the icon collector (system 7,please).dave#### BINHEX     dans-icons.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: icons.sea.hqx... Date: Mon, 08 Mar 93 19:29:25 -0500 Here is something that was forwarded to "[e-mail]"!Subject: Icons Date: Mon, 8 Mar 93 19:25:32 ESTFrom: Daniel N. Cook <[e-mail]>I just uploaded to the incoming directory of mac.archive.umich.edu a CompactPro SEA file of about 40 256 color, system 7 icons.  I've included a README.txt inside the archive, but if you need a short blurbI can send you one easily. You have by far the easiest submission system, so you get these beauties firstof all the millions of Mac users in the world.  Thanks for providing such an easy means of distributing my labor.Sincerely,Daniel Cook.(aka: Danc)#### BINHEX     dvorak-keyboard.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Charlie Mingo)Date: Sat, 08 Aug 1992 01:16:07 -0500 Subject: [*] Dvorak Keyboard    Several readers have asked me to submit the Dvorak keyboard KCHR.To use it, you just drop it into the System Folder under System 7.  Toswitch between keyboards, use the Keyboards Control Panel, or type<command><option><spacebar> to rotate among installed keyboards.#### BINHEX     excel-ontario-canada-tax.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     excel-window-meister-1b.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 22 Jul 1992 00:31 EDT From: [e-mail]: excel-Window-Meister.hqx Excel_Window_MeisterThe Window Meister (TM)Copyright (c) 1992 Stephen R. WhiteAll Rights ReservedShareware. Version 1-920615bThis set of macros and files are intended to facilitate thenavigation and management of Excel 3.0a/Mac windows and files.The macros can provide the user with a wide list of up to 100 Excel openwindows, from which one window can be chosen to activate.  This avoidsExcel's display under the "Window" menu, which is limited to ninewindows, and also avoids Excel's "More Windows" narrow dialog box. Theunhiding of a window selected from the list is automated.The macros allow you to easily transport to the data that are the basesof a chart by copying the formula from the chart's formula bar, thenselecting the macros' "Goto Wrksht/Cells: Use Clipboard" command.The macros allow you to re-open a subset of a "workspace" created by it.The macros provide a quick exit from Excel, avoiding the "Save" dialogboxes if you know you want to get out of Excel NOW!And much more!To install these macros, decode binhex, then unstuff. It may be best tokeep all of the files and folders together on your hard drive. After unstuffing, open z_DOCS.xlw and z_Archv.xlw with Excel. Read all of the documentation  in column B of z_DOCS.xlw before proceeding any further.Then open zWNDMSTR.xlw with Excel. It automatically opens z_MACROS.xlm,the macrosheet. Next, do the tutorial in column F of zWNDMSTR.xlw.If you have a problem opening z_MACROS.xlm, re-read the documentation inz_DOCS.xlw regarding installation. You may need to reestablish the linkbetween zWNDMSTR.xlw and z_MACROS.xlm, which should take only a minute.Note: The macros occasionally read and write to disk, and they have not yet been thoroughly tested with Excel 4.0.Please forward comments and criticisms to:Stephen R. WhiteWHITESR@[e-mail]_____#### BINHEX     filemaker-pro-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     fire-icons-ii.hqx   ****Subject: FireIcons II.sea.hqx From: Keith Bourgoin <[e-mail]>Date: Fri, 3 Jul 92 13:23:12 -0600 This is a folder with great icons to use with System 7. Looks good in colouror black & white.#### BINHEX     fire-icons.hqx   ****Subject: FireIcons I.sea.hqx From: Keith Bourgoin <[e-mail]>Date: Fri, 3 Jul 92 13:19:25 -0600 This is a folder with great icons to use with System 7. Looks good in colouror black & white.#### 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     fly-color-icons.hqx   **** Fly-(fli): 1.(Adj.) Of or having to do with extreme coolness. More          radical than most can deal with! See Also: Hip-Hop, Groovy,          Nifty, etc. Here is a new batch of 3D color icons that I've drawn up, that are cool enough   to be called "Fly Icons".  I have some new Cartoon Personalities, some new   Hard Disks, as well as a few Appletalk Remote derivatives, and of course   numerous folders. As always, these icons are compressed with Stuffit Deluxe, to preserve the   icons in the Finder for easy access.  Use copy and paste to add them to    new folders. Some notes:   *   Some people have experienced problems with what is called the       "Icon Shuffle".  This occurs when a large number of custom icons       open into a single window. As far as I can tell, this is a bug in       the Finder, because it has no discernable pattern. I've heard that       the icons usually right themselves given time.   *   The new program Iconder, available at most of the archives, is an       easy way for anyone to make quick custom folder icons.  If you        haven'tseen it yet, pick it up. If you have, you can now make your       own 3D! custom icons, with a little ResEdit-ing.  I have included 3       different resource files to add to Iconder to go from plain blue to       "Fly 3D". (Usual ResEdit warnings apply!)  Hope you enjoy the icons, and if you have suggestions (or new custom icons   Iconder), please drop me a message! Moof! ;) Matt Slot, CAEN Mac-Support                   [e-mail] #### BINHEX     folder-icons.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 22 Nov 91 04:37:23 EST From: digifix![e-mail] (Scott Anguish)Subject: custom folder icons These are custom Icons for folders.  You can paste them ontosystem 7.0 folders, to make visual identification easier!stuffit-1.5.1 archive then binhex'ed.#### BINHEX     geoffrey-z-icons.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 4 Sep 92 07:53:57 PDT From: James Cook <[e-mail]>Subject: Submission: Color Icons I'm posting this for a friend without net access.    James Cook    [e-mail] (soon to become [e-mail])---------------------------------------------------------------Icons by Geoffrey Z.These icl8 icons are attempts by myself to liven up the windows of the Macworld.  Feel free to both use them and give them to anyone who you think wouldenjoy them.  If, by some rare chance, you actually enjoy them enough to desiremany more of my psudo-modern art icons, simply send a disk, a self-adressed  & stamped somthing (so I can ship the disk back!) and 5$$$ (I'm one of those typical starving collage students who enjoys working with a computer, and this small amount of money is simply an incentive for me to spend more time on the computer and less on studies!)  Oh, and if this program even gets anywhere  geographical, I would love a postcard so that I can see how far it has traveled.      Thanks.    Geoffrey C. Zatkin    Trinity Collage, Box 474    Hartford, Ct    06106#### BINHEX     hitchhikers-guide-to-internet.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 14 Aug 91 15:49:09 EDT From: "Allan M. Bloom" <[e-mail]>Subject: Font/Hitchhikers Guide This is Ed Kroll's 1987 document "Hitchhikers Guide to the InterNet"I found it in Virginia Tech's TCP-IP archives as a mainframe Script/VSword processor document and converted it to plain text.The HQX file uses BinHex 4.0 encoding and contains a STUFFIT 1.51archive.Al Bloom, Virginia Tech#### TEXT       home-school-mug-info.txt   ****                          • GAMER Project •A National User Group for Recreation and Learning on the Macintosh™PurposeThe GAMER Project™, also known as the National Home & School Macintosh UserGroup, is an user group with international membership promoting theentertainment and educational qualities of the Apple Macintosh™ by offeringsupport for game enthusiasts, educators, parents introducing their kids tocomputers, and shareware authors seeking convenient distribution of theirsoftware worldwide. The bimonthly disk-based magazine, Home & School Mac™published by the GAMER Project fills a niche that the corporate orientedmagazines neglect.A focus on the "Home Mac" includes reviewing and exploring entertainmentsoftware whether it be game software proper or preschool software to amuseand teach the kids. The "Home Mac" involves exploring utilities to enhancenon-computer hobbies, such as software for organizing one's album/CD, book,#### BINHEX     icon-gallery-122.hqx   ****Date: 7 Jan 91 23:08:00 PSTFrom: "PAT MALONE" <[e-mail]>Subject: Icon Gallery V 1.2.2 (big - 200K) for the archives    IconGallery-122-cpt.hqx forwarded as one 200K file.  The collection of colored icons for use with SunDesk and SunDesk Stripis provided here in ICON GALLERY V 1.2.2. This file, and three brief textfiles of info, are in a Compactor Archive, Be careful at unbundle time.The expanded file(s) occupy 688 K of space. ICON GALLERY is Sharewareproduced by the below cited author. I got the file from AOL for re-compactingand upload to info-mac after reading a request for it in the Digest. If thisis already in the IM archives than chuck this copy.r/ Pat Malone                 [e-mail]                              isavax!isasd1![e-mail]  - - - - ->From the ICON GALLERY Authors accompanying info docs:> This is the official Icon Gallery file for use with SunDesk Strip. > Users  who are new to SunDesk Strip might want to download this to > begin their Icon Gallery collection efforts. It contains over 500 > popular color icons and 28 color cursors.> .....>   .....> Tom Poston                                 America Online: TPoston> Immedium Design                            AppleLink: D4906> 2114 Lockhart Drive                        CompuServe: 71551,2020> Charlotte NC 28203-6040                    Connect: POSTONT>> Legal stuff: The black & white bitmaps and ICN#s are copyright )1990 >              by their original issuer. The colour pixmaps and icl8s >              are copyright )1990 Immedium Design.#### BINHEX     icons-6-resedit.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 17 Nov 92 15:10:15 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Victor Wang)Hi You'll,   This is a file that contains 6 icons.This file is done by ICON Designer.  The 6 icons are: rice ball(one of my favorite Japanese food), Birdie(from Peanuts), Ranma 1,Ranma 2, Ranma 3(one of my favorite Japanese comic's character),and Chun-Li(from Street Fight II).  Unfortunately, it's black and white. This is free!(of course)The way this file would work is you open this filewith ResEdit then simply copy it to clipboard and then get infor-mation from any one of the icon and change it.If anybody likes it, I really want to hear the voice from them.Enjoy!  Hope you would like it!!!Andy Chien     [e-mail]--------------------cut here----------------------cut here------#### 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#### TEXT       internet-country-codes.txt   ****Codes from ISO 3166Country                                         A 2     A 3     NumberAFGHANISTAN                                     AF      AFG     004ALBANIA                                         AL      ALB     008ALGERIA                                         DZ      DZA     012AMERICAN SAMOA                                  AS      ASM     016ANDORRA                                         AD      AND     020ANGOLA                                          AO      AGO     024ANGUILLA                                        AI      AIA     660ANTARCTICA                                      AQ      ATA     010ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA                             AG      ATG     028ARGENTINA                                       AR      ARG     032ARMENIA                        AM    ARM     051  newARUBA                                           AW      ABW     533AUSTRALIA                                       AU      AUS     036AUSTRIA                                         AT      AUT     040AZERBAIJAN                    AZ    AZE     031  newBAHAMAS                                         BS      BHS     044#### BINHEX     left-handed-dvorak-keyboard.hqx   ****Organization: BAKA Computers Inc. From: [e-mail] (Mark Anbinder)Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 17:07:41 EST Subject: Left Dvorak KCHRs Subject:  Left Dvorak KCHRsLeft Dvorak Keyboard LayoutsA pair of KCHR resources ("keyboard layouts") for typing with a left-handedDvorak keyboard arrangement, in a StuffIt 1.5.1 archive.  Compatible withSystem 6 and 7 (and maybe even earlier versions).  Distribute freely. Installation instructions enclosed.by Mark H. AnbinderBAKA Computers, Inc.200 Pleasant Grove RoadIthaca, New York 14850Internet: [e-mail]28 January 1993#### BINHEX     live-icons.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 5 Jan 1993 11:52:34 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Michael Roman)Subject: Live Icons To the moderators,Enclosed please find a copy of Live Icons with the "Use Custom Icon" bitturned on for all the folders. Self-extracting archive stuffed with StuffitDeluxe 3.0.3, then Binhex'ed. When I reversed the process, two of thefolders didn't show an icon, but all the other ones did. They're goodlooking icons, BTW. Many thanks to the original submittor.Mike [e-mail]#### BINHEX     mac-basics.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 2 Jun 1992 22:00 EST From: Irv Wiswall <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Macintosh Basics Macintosh Basics is the tutorial Apple distributes with new macs.  This is arecent, if not the most recent, version.  May be useful to those who have oldversions or who have discarded theirs.-Irv Wiswall#### BINHEX     mac-ette-msdos.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 6 Dec 1992 11:56 GMT From: [e-mail]: [*] MAC-ETTE v1.0 (This is my second trying; my previous posting was corrupted somehow)MAC-ETTE is a Dos utility which reads Mac 1.4 meg diskettes on aPC equiped with a 3.5 inch high density drive. You can use itinstead of the comercial Mac-in-Dos, but this is $20.00 shareware,from Acute Systems. To use it on a PC, save it in a DOS diskettewith the help of either DOS Mounter, Soft PC or Apple File Exchange.As you will see, working in DOS this program is an AFE-like (butmuch less complete than AFE). Found on the net as mac-ette.zipUn saludo a los hispano-parlantes desde Madrid.Happy netting and filing!Jose M. Payo       [e-mail]--------------#### BINHEX     mac-stardate-10.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 25 Aug 92 14:59:33 -0400 From: Jacob Ben-david Zimmerman <[e-mail]>Subject: Submission of: macstardate-10.sit.hqx This is a small app I wrote which puts up the current stardate in a window.  It's freeware, and probably fits best under the misc directory. It is version 1.0.Thanks!   -JBZimmerman! ([e-mail])p.s. the description is included below.----This file contains macstardate.sit.hqx, a binhexed Stuffit 1.5.1 archivewhich contains MacStardate and its Readme file.  MacStardate is a simpleapp that puts up a window in which it displays the current stardate, ascalculated by Jay Windley's stardate.c.  It is Sys7 friendly, and as faras I know runs on Color and noncolor machines. I have done limitedtesting due to limited machine access; any bug reports welcome [e-mail].  Enjoy!-JBZimmerman!-------------cut here-------------#### 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     machine-icons.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 12 Dec 1992 12:50:02 +0000 From: Graham Allsopp <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Machine icons OK, you've got your nice, new, shiny IIvx up and running - but what's this?a boring old hard disk icon in the top right-hard corner - wouldn't apretty little icon of your machine look far nicer there instead ? No ?- Well then, you don't need Machine icons - a (reasonably) complete set oficons of Macintosh computers, and some Apple peripherals.Just Cut & Paste 'em !Graham#### BINHEX     macquarium.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 1 Sep 1992 12:21 CDT From: "Dwight Lemke @ Wisconsin Oshkosh" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Macquarium plans This is Andy Ihnatko's directions for building the Maquarium.  Thisallows you to convert a 512K Mac and earlier to something trulyuseful--an aquarium.  In Word 4.0 format.#### BINHEX     many-keyboards.hqx   ****Date: THU, 09 Jul 92 11:41:02 EDT From: "Louis_Bergeron"[e-mail]: Universite du Quebec en Abitibi-Temiscamingue Subject: Dvorak keyboard and many others This file contains a Dvorak keyboard and many others from all nations. Thekeyboards don't add any new character. It's just that the display is different.The KCHR resource from the System file is modified. by adding more keyboards toit.For the user, the procedure is EXACTLY like INSTALLING and REMOVING FONTS orSOUNDS. You drag the icon of the keyboard you want to the System FOLDER (notthe System itself). The keyboard is installed automatically. To remove, youdouble-click on the System FILE itself and drag the keyboard out of the SystemFILE.You select the keyboard with the usual Control Panel device named Keyboard. Youcan create an Alias of that item and copy it to the Apple Menu Items folder toaccess it directly without going to the Control Panel every time.If there is a problem in the installation, it's because you already have akeyboard in your System which have the same ID number as the keyboard you wantto install. With Resedit, you simply change the ID number of one of thekeyboard, probably the one you want to install. Also you can't install anythingin the System file if  something else is opened.This could be archived as: Info-Mac/Util/Keyboards-Dvorak-and-others.HQXLouis Bergeron [e-mail].S. Since the keyboards are free, they are provided without any warranty.#### BINHEX     more-color-icons.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 1 May 92 12:02:43 -0400 From: Matt Slot <[e-mail]>Subject: System 7 Color Icons Here is another set of my System 7 Custom Icons. These icons   can be Copy/Pasted from the Finder, or you can use a utility   like iContraption to install them. Please drop me a note if you like them or have any suggestions.Moof![e-mail]         Matt Slot, CAEN Mac-Support#### BINHEX     mug-shots-two.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Todd McDaniel)Subject: [*] MugShots #2 (Gray Scale Icons) Date: Wed, 17 Mar 93 21:18:31 EDT Archivists-Please find enclosed Set #2 of my MugShot icons for the Macintosh. Theseicons are of various peoples faces, with various others mixed in.These icons are gray scale, but will look fine on a color monitor.Please read the readme enclosed for more information.This has been posted to both sumex @ mac_gifts.Thanks in advance,Todd John [e-mail]#### BINHEX     mystery-science-icons.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 21 Mar 1993 23:36:10 -0600 From: dan gardner <[e-mail]>Subject: MST3Kicons Here are some icons I drew featuring the gang from Mystery Science Theater 3000.#### BINHEX     new-zealand-sys-script.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 15 Feb 93 11:03:26 NZD From: [e-mail]: "Kiwi Script" for System 7.1 :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-)In an amazing and unbelivable international slur Apple Computer Inc.have chosen to ignore the existance of New Zealand, there is nocountry/region code for this major independant state! Even places likeWales get a region code! (Nothing against the Welsh. I speakCymraig...) Apple further insult the Kiwi's by selling them computerslocalised for Australia!!!:-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-)Ok, for all loyal Kiwi's out there (or Brit's like me who happen tolive in this great country) here is a System 7.1 script for NewZealand. No longer need you be lumbered with the date/time etc.  inOzzie format (tends towards the US way) but you can select "Kiwi" forthe international control panels and get them in Kiwi format (tendsmore to the UK way). You even get a nice keyboard icon (my attempt ata Kiwi in 16x16 pixels...).This script has only been tested on System 7.1 on a Mac IIsi. To usejust drag into your System folder. As this modifies your System take abackup, no warranty at all is given that it will or won't do anything.Enjoy!    Nigel--- cut here ---#### 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     nsf-proposal-forms-for-word.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 18 Mar 93 12:14:53 CST From: [e-mail] (Judith Haller)Subject: [*] NSF Proposal Forms for Word/Excel This package may be of interest to people who prepare research proposals tothe National Science Foundation and would rather complete the requiredforms on the Mac instead of on a typewriter. Included are Word 4/5 and Excel 4 documents that are formatted to look likethe original forms on screen. The idea is to complete the forms on thecomputer and then send the whole thing to printer.  The NSF Cover Sheet, Certification Page, and Current & Pending Supportforms are Word 5 tables. The Budget Template is an Excel 4 worksheet with amacro that generates a set of blank forms with the right number of projectyears and an automated summary page. To get the right results, you need aPostscript printer and screen sizes of Times and Helvetica 9, 10, 12 and14. These forms shouldn't be regarded as anything official; they look veryauthentic, and we have been using them for several years without complaintfrom NSF or our University officials. These are being shared with the hopethat your decision makers will accept them as well. Comments andsuggestions welcome.Judith Haller         [e-mail] Applications SpecialistInstitute for Geophysics, Univ TX AustinP.S. By the way, a version of the budget pages that runs under Excel2.2a/3.0 can be uploaded if there is enough interest.#### BINHEX     numeric-keypad.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 26 Oct 92 13:53 CST From: <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Numeric Keypad for PowerBooks Resubmission Numeric Keypad for PowerbooksHere is a software numeric keypad designed for the Notebook Macs. 'U.S.Keypad' is a Keyboard file that you drop into the System file of yourNoteBook (running System 7.x, of course). After next doing a one-timemanipulation with ResEdit, you get a numeric keypad whenever you engage'caps locks'. The numeric keypad is mapped in the way that we are used toseeing in PC and other laptops. That is, two rows of digits (4-5-6 and1-2-3) are diagonally slewed beneath the 7-8-9 numerical keys on the toprow of the keyboard.As far as I am concerned 'U.S. Keypad' is freeware. The conceptual frameworkis Apple's, I just added a bit here and there.                Mel Park                University of Tennessee, Memphis                [e-mail]                [phone]#### 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     pauls-icons-101.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 20 Jan 93 18:38:43 +1000 From: [e-mail] (Paul Farry - - UCQ<>DEC)Subject: Update Paul's-icons 1.0.1.hqx This is just the improved first time attempt. I did not realize that if theSEA(Self Extracting Archive) was attached that the icons would be unusable.This file should replace the old one, not accompany it./misc/pauls-icons.1.0.1.hqxRegards----------------------------------------------Paul Farry        |Phone [phone] [e-mail]|Fax   [phone] - -     UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL QUEENSLAND       --  INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES DIVISION      - ---------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     pb-esc-swapped-keyboard.hqx   ****Date: 15 Feb 1993 12:21:20 -0600 (CST) From: Stark Raving <[e-mail]>This is a stuffit/binhex file containing a keyboardlayout called PB ESC Swapped and a readme for it.  Drop it in your system7 folder, and you now have a layoutthat swaps the ESC and TILDE keys. I use it for my Powerbook, where the ESC key does NOT belong next to thespacebar. It belongs where the Tilde is.  But, using thisallows me to switch on the fly, so I can hook up otherkeyboards to my Powerbook.EnjoyGreg Trimper [e-mail]  (This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1) #### BINHEX     pb-hax-pack-211.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 1 Feb 1993 18:16:59 -0800 (PST) From: ted? zach? <[e-mail]>Subject: Update --0-1179731558-728619670:#17118Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCIIPBHaxPak2.1.1:  Contains two Keyboard maps, both of which support the invertedT-bar and esc-tilde switch on the Macintosh PowerBook.  New:  Choose which mapyou want to use - one has CapsLock enabled, one has CapsLock disabled.Also contained are various finder hacks, a Keyboard Menu, and Cmd-Z for Sleepunder the Finder.  Compact Pro, BinHex4, BozoWare (Write-The-Writer-Ware)--0-1179731558-728619670:#17118Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="pbpackage.cptxhqx"Content-ID: <[e-mail]>Content-Description: #### BINHEX     personal-bomb-101.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1992 17:26:57 GMT+13:32 From: Kenji Takeuchi <[e-mail]>Subject: Personal Bomb 1.0.1 repost There seemed to be problems downloading last post's Personal Bomb!so here it is again.  I hope the error won't occur again.Version 1.0.1.Personal Bomb! is a small program which displays a fake butreal looking System Error alert with your name on it.Check it out!  Great joke! System 6 compatible, System 7 Savvy.Other programs by the same author:Text Press - converts TeachText documents between editable andread-only types.  Ideal for when you want to include a read-mefile with a program.StackPacker - Compacts HyperCard stacks in batches to savelarge amounts of disk space at once.MORE TO COME!!Kenji Takeuchi#### BINHEX     playmaker-news-3.hqx   ****Subject: PlayMaker News 1/3 (Part 1 of 6) From: [e-mail] (Leonard Cayetano)Date: Fri, 05 Jun 92 07:19:48 PDT Organization: NetLink Online Communications, San Diego CA Issue #3 of PlayMaker News.  The definitive source for PlayMaker Footballfans.  Interesting articles on tactics, interviews, and a round up ofscores from the various on-line leagues. #### TEXT       prep-editor.txt   ****Subject: Re: transcription editor Date: Tue, 23 Feb 93 10:40:11 EST From: [e-mail] Wittenberg asks about an editor for handling "overlapping dialogs" ina tabular format.  Our collaborative writing environment, the PREP Editor,handles transcription *extremely* well - to the point of being able toinclude the actual voice in the document (if you have a enough RAM)!  We usePREP to transcribe our own studies, in addition to writing all our papers.This transciption capability is ancillary to PREP's real goal, which is toprovide a writing environment to support collaborative writing.  We are anNSF sponsored project.PREP includes XTND capabilities for import and export; text, drawing, andsound support; and much more.  Note that PREP is *NOT* asynchronous/networked/real time environment (although that will bechanging).  We think that 90% of the work happens asynchronously, anyway.#### TEXT       printer-maze.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     quick-time-icons.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 12 Feb 1992 19:36 EDT From: "Face it, you are not always what you wear."Subject: Here are alternate quicktime Icons for use with various files This file contains alternate icons (color) for use with QuickTime INIT, Simple Player, Movie files, etc...Enjoy...Plus, it contains the original "couch potato icons for quicktime" which weren't used...i.e. the "Q" icon was [e-mail]#### BINHEX     robs-icons-vol1.hqx   ****From: Robert Szarek <[e-mail]>Subject: Disk/Desk Icon Replacements Date: Mon, 1 Jun 92 15:47:25 EDT Enclosed with this message is an archive called robincon in "sit" format. The archive contains two instruction files, afolder with a modified icon and a ResEdit resource file.Rob's Icons are icons that can be used to replace icons insystem 7. On every disk that contains it's own icon, thereis an invisible file system 7 uses called "icon". I've provided instructions to do it yourself with resedit andthe instructions are in word 4 and text formats. A resourcefile containing a set of icons is included. This will makeup volume 1. I thought it would make your desktop or disksmore interesting like the way some shareware did, but at afreebie price. Rob SzarekLand Software Engineering CentreOttawa, Ontariointernet: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     sad-mac-codes.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 1 Feb 93 23:38:30 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Brian W. Wolf)Subject: [*] Sad Mac codes   Here is a complete list of sad mac codes (as far as I know there's noproblem with posting this)  It's from the apple developers CD rom, ifI'm not mistaken.  It's an excellent guide to sad codes.  (it's inMSword 4.0 format)            #### TEXT       sad-mac-codes.txt   ****15-Mar-89 16:20:16-GMT,4551;000000000003Return-Path: <[e-mail]>Received: from Forsythe.Stanford.EDU by sumex-aim.stanford.edu (4.0/inc-1.0)    id AA08045; Wed, 15 Mar 89 08:20:16 PSTMessage-Id: <[e-mail]>Received: by Forsythe.Stanford.EDU; Wed, 15 Mar 89 08:21:16 PSTDate:     Wed, 15 Mar 89 11:15 ESTFrom: <[e-mail]> (Chris Iverson)Subject:  'Sad Mac' codes defined (long)To: [e-mail]-Original-To:  [e-mail], CHRISThe following is exerpted from an article that originally appeared in "AppleDirect" magazine.> On the old ROMS:   When you hit the interrupt button on the side of your Macintosh during theboot process, you should get a sad Mac icon with 0F 000D and some dots cyclingunder the icon to indicate that the Macintosh is performing a memory test.  \This numeric code is in two parts:  The firsttwo characters are the "class code"#### BINHEX     sev-icons.hqx   ****From: Jason Kim <[e-mail]>Subject: header - sev iconsDate: Fri, 21 Feb 92 22:59:33 ESTSev icons: about 35 icons in ResEdit icl8 format for applications, docs, etc.Also includes some tune-ups of icons already in System 7 format. 20-Feb-92 23:25:07-GMT,11863;000000000011Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA09447; Thu, 20 Feb 92 15:25:06 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA18420; Thu, 20 Feb 92 15:25:05 PSTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from ic.sunysb.edu (engws7.ic.sunysb.edu) by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU        (4.1/inc-1.0) id AA09038; Thu, 20 Feb 92 14:58:06 PST Message-Id: <[e-mail]> Received: by engws7.ic.sunysb.edu; Thu, 20 Feb 92 17:59:18 est From: Jason Kim <[e-mail]>Subject: sev icons To: [e-mail]: Thu, 20 Feb 92 17:59:13 EST Mailer: Elm [revision: 64.9] Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Thu, 20 Feb 1992 15:25:04 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>Sev icons: about 35 icons in ResEdit icl8 format for applications, docs, etc.Also includes some tune-ups of icons already in System 7 format.#### BINHEX     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     share-disk-134.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 8 Jul 1992 10:30 GMT+1 From: [e-mail]: [*] Shutdown Delay ShareDisk 1.34by Alessandro Levi Montalciniuploaded by Alberto RicciThis archive contains the documentation of the ShareDisk. It's an offerthat lets you register various utilities, AfterDark modules, extensionsand control panels by Alessandro Levi Montalcini, for a low, low, price.Convenient in case you want to register 2 or more of his programs.#### BINHEX     star-trek-icons.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Todd McDaniel)Subject: MugShots Set #1 (Greyscale Star Trek Faces/Icons) Date: Thu, 21 Jan 93 18:58:50 EDT Info-Mac community-Please find enclosed MugShots Set #1. These are icons of manyof your favorite Star Trek Characters (TOS, TNG & DS9!). They are greyscale and 32-bit QuickDraw is required, as only the 8-bit anddisfigured 1-bit icons are featured.Since all of these faces are (more or less) the property of Paramountpictures, all I ask of those who download this file is that the send me ashort note over email!Share and Enjoy!Todd [e-mail]#### BINHEX     stng-icons.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: ST-TNG icons (in living color!) Date: Wed, 27 Jan 93 7:21:49 EST Someone asked for Star Trek TNG icons recently.. unfortunatelyI can't remember who. Well, here's my attempt, at any rate!If you make any modifications, I'd appreciate it if you'd send me a copy (hey, I ain't perfeckt).Enjoy!Ron [e-mail]--------------#### BINHEX     stuff-it-unsit-on-dos.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 15 Mar 93 16:24:11 CST From: [e-mail]: StuffIt--UnStuff/PC.EXE submission Hi,I just got my registered copy of StuffIt Lite 3.0.5. Inside the disk there area few goodies besides StuffIt Lite and StuffIt Expander like StuffIt &Frontier, CPT2SIT(3.0.3), UnStuff/PC. The last two pieces are not in theInfo-Mac archive as I checked on Mar. 15 '93. So here is the submission forthe second one, UnStuff/PC in binhexed, (StuffIt) self-extracted format.The following is from "ReadMe on Macintosh".> "UNSITINS.EXE" is a DOS executable self-extracting archive that contains> UNSTUFF.EXE. You will need to move "UNSITINS.EXE" to a DOS machine. Now you> can send StuffIt archives to your friends who use DOS compatible machines!> UNSTUFF.EXE enables users of DOS compatible machines to extract files and> folders from StuffIt archives from 1.5.1 to 3.0.Regards,Liu#### UNKNOWN    suntar-132.msdos   ****#### BINHEX     sys7-icl8-replacements.hqx   ****Date:    Sat, 25 May 1991 18:40:13 CDTFrom: [e-mail] (Dave Martin)Subject: [*] System 7 icl8 Replacement ResourcesFor those who would like to improve the appearance of the Finderunder System 7, but lack the time or nerve to create their owncolor icons (NOTE: COLOR), I'm submitting this Binhex'd & Stuff'dResEdit file containing icl8, ICN#, ics8, & sicn resources withIDs matching those in the System file. Simply use ResEdit to copyall these resources into the System file, allowing existing itemswith the same IDs to be replaced. This will change the defaultcolor icons used for folders & plain documents, as well as thoseused for the new System 7-specific stuff: all the folders withinthe System folder, Stationary files, default Extension files, andso forth. Some of these icons originated with SunDesk and all theother Finder colorizers used in pre-System 7 days (they weregreat while they lasted). Feel free to modify them to your ownpreferences - that's one of the great things with the Mac. Onetip if you use these - don't bother using Grey as a label color,since it will appear exactly the same. Most of these icons aregrey-shaded, and therefore do not change when a Grey label coloris applied. Probably why Apple chose the ugly color it did, butwith 8-bit video in my IIsi there are more than enough colorsto go around. Those with 24-bit color (I'm R=0, G=65535, B=0 withenvy) have even more, so there. Have fun!#### BINHEX     theorist-reading-god-grp2.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 08 Jun 92 12:55:15 CDT From: "Paul M. Sheldon" <[e-mail]>Subject: On reading The Mind of God, A Theorist Notebook disk printout     You may unstuff this document with stuffit 2.0 and then open it withsystem 7's teach text. Or you may view it with stuffit 2.0's viewer.Extractor will even unstuff beta 3.0 stuffed files.    This notebook was inspired by a quote of Richard Feynman in PhysicistPaul Davies, "The Mind of God", which I am reading with great gusto.The illustration that the examples show is that mathematics is somehow"out there" to be discovered and not merely the product of the dry logic ofsome ancient formalist. In fact, while dozing during a sermon, I thanked Godthat he made Physics for me to wonder about as well as a sermon for me tobelieve.#### BINHEX     theorist-reading-god.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 04 Jun 92 13:40:12 CDT From: "Paul M. Sheldon" <[e-mail]>Subject: Postcard of Theorist reading Mind of God       Now, with new, self-opening format of Print2Pict 3.0 you can receivepostcards without buying print2pict.      I have bought it because I want to send postcards of my theoreticalinvestigations and equations to professors who might never be motivated todownload huge Theorist viewer on the archive.      I am reading Paul Davies, "The Mind of God". He reflects on odd points ofview and ask questions that I am ashamed of not having thought of.     He tells of Richard Feynman speaking of Platonism, the belief thatmathematics is somehow out there to discover and not the mere invention of ourminds (formalism).     We observe, the sum of the first few cubes is always a square.It is as if it were a phenomenon that was out there that we discovered.But, where was this phenomenon?     By using variables, we can see that this is always truefor all sums of cubes from that of 1 to any integer. That is whatthis postcard of a Theorist reading the Mind of God is about.That is all it is about. As you can see it ain't much of a mindreadingaccomplishment. There are still a lot of questions left unanswered.But, maybe that is what it is all about!!!!#### BINHEX     trash-can-detonator.hqx   ****Date:         Wed, 27 Feb 91 01:56:29 ESTFrom: Loren Ryter <[e-mail]>Subject:      Detonator replacement for trashcanThis is a ResEdit file which has the resources necessary to changeyour boring trashcan into a thrilling non-politically specificDETONATOR.  It has icons of a TNT box with the handle down whenempty and a handle that pops up when full.  This has the niftyeffect of a silent visual boom when it is emptied.  There areresources which also will change the finder "trashcan" to "detonator"and "empty trash" to "detonate."Why just throw away your files when you can blow them to bits?You can mail me if you like it.==============================#### BINHEX     trash-can-recycle-icl8.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 11 Mar 1991 01:16 ESTFrom: MacPhreak! <[e-mail]>Subject: Great Recycle ICL8A couple of days ago I requested some ICL8s of the recycle symbol to replace mytrash can Icon. A few dats later I got this, and it's great! Needs a color macwith Sundesk or System 7.0. EnjoyJuan A. PonsINTERNET [e-mail]        BITNET JPons@ClarkU     AOL MacPhreak#### BINHEX     trash-can-replacement-1.hqx   ****Date  Mon 25 Apr 88 07 19 41-PDTFrom  [e-mail] (Used furniture dealer and      electron microscopist)Subject  trying agianFind enclosed the modified trash can resources that I downloaded from Sumexa few months ago, they where for the old systems with minifinder, I'vechanged them to work with the new system and finder/multifnder.  Anyoneknow how to add sound effects? (youll have to try them to see what I mean!)Theyre in Binhex V4.0 formatThank you Cheers for now John Mansfield(alternative e-mail address [e-mail])#### BINHEX     trash-can-replacement-2.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Apr 91 09:31:51 edtFrom: Rocky Olive <[e-mail]>Subject: TrashBoxIf you would like to throw your files away into a box instead of the Mac trashcan, then replace it with TrashBox.  TrashBox is a replacement icon for yourtrash can.  It even shows files in the box after you've thrown them in there.Use ResEdit to install it into your Finder file.I came up with this when I noticed that I tend to use empty boxes to throw away trash, so I decided to let my Mac imitate real life...(Moderators, this replaces your file "trash-can-replacement-2")== Rocky Olive, Data General Corp, Apex, NC, USA#### BINHEX     winston-churchill-quotes.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 14 Feb 1993 14:48:12 EST From: "Paul D. Bain" <[e-mail]>Subject: churchill-quotes.hqx To all Winston Churchill fans, historians, and seekers of sage wisdom and wit:This compressed file contains two Macintosh files of quotes from Sir Winston Spencer Churchill.  The first file contains the quotes alone.  The second file contains the quotes and the background (or context) in which they were made.I do hope that you all will enjoy these files.___________________________________________________(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     wp-macro-ez-deskwriter-env.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.Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:10:09 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/report#### TEXT       100-mb-hard-drives.txt   ****Date: Thursday, 23 Jul 1992 11:26:51 EDT From: "Jeffrey N. Fritz" <[e-mail]>Subject: 100 MB Hard Drive Responses Last week I posted a message asking the netters for opinions on 100 MBhard drives.  The response was great and I appreciate all who took timeto respond to me.  Since I posted my request, I've seen others askingmuch the same question.  So here is a summary of the responses that Ireceived:  (Note: The editing is mine).Thanks to all who responded.Jeffrey [e-mail] Virginia University==================================================================From: [e-mail]01We go by the recommendation of our dealer. Last time we got a Microtech#### TEXT       800-phone-numbers.txt   ****Date: 15 Apr 92 19:23:34 GMTFrom: wmichgw![e-mail] (Srikanth Chalasani)Subject: 1-800- numbers for tech. supportMessage-ID: <[e-mail]> /*UPDATE : 4 */ Hi Everyone..     These are the numbers I have received so far. If I get any more    numbers I will keep you updated. So, if you have any more numbers    preferably but not necessarily 1-800 numbers, please send them in.    By the way I'd like to thank all the people who have contributed to    this list. /*************************************************************************/     Software: IBM/IBM compatibles       * Apogee Software        1-800-852-5659  MS-DOS games#### TEXT       accel-se.txt   ****Date: Sun, 30 Aug 1992 18:52 EST From: Carlo Fusco <[e-mail]>Subject: [*]Accelerating an SE: Report To: [e-mail], [e-mail], [e-mail],        [e-mail], [e-mail] info-mac #201 I posted question concerning the acceleration of an SE.  I have recieved a number of replys to my queries.  I have put my findings into report form so that others in the info-mac can have access to this information.  It is a 20K text document.Carlo [e-mail] suggest that it be placed ininfo-mac/report/accel-SE.txtPlease leave the other report concerning the acceleration of SE's, it deals with combination accelerator/video board, where this report does not.#### TEXT       aol-company-addresses.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Salient Software)Subject: Company AOL addresses Date: Mon, 2 Nov 92 11:21:14 PST This file lists the keywords for companies providing support on AOL.To send InterNet mail to these companies just place their keywordin front of "@aol.com"Example:  The keyword for Salient is "salient" so the InterNet address          is "[e-mail]".I have been told "For two word keywords you just drop the spaces whensending from the Internet."Forum                           Keywords---------------------------------------------------------Aatrix Software, Inc.           aatrixAccess Software                 access software, linksActivision                      activisionAdvanced Software, Inc.         advanced#### BINHEX     apple-font-pack-spec.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 16 Nov 92 09:54:12 EST From: "Harry Phillips" <[e-mail]>I have digitized Apple's Product Specification Sheet for the Apple FontPack and saved it as a PICT file for those of you who are interested inseeing what the "New Standards" are.                                            -Harold [e-mail]                          |)rexel ()niversity------------------------------CUT HERE-----------------------------------#### TEXT       apple-macx-pr.txt   ****Date: Fri, 23 Oct 1992 10:51:21 +0000 From: Robert Hess <[e-mail]>Subject: Apple Ships New Release of MacX Press Release CUPERTINO, California--October 19 1992--Apple Computer Inc.today announced availability of MacX 1.2, a new version ofApple's X Window System display server that offers support forApple Macintosh computers running System 7.1 system software andadds the Backing Store and Save Under capabilities of the XWindow System. MacX enables MIS managers to integrate Macintosh computers intoorganizations that use equipment from multiple vendors in astandards-based environment.  MacX 1.2 runs on any Macintoshcomputer using A/UX, Apple's industry-standard UNIX for theMacintosh, or Macintosh Operating System 6.0.5 or later.The MacX software provides X Window System access andfunctionality for customers using Macintosh computers, givingthem simultaneous access to both X Window System and other#### TEXT       apple-pr-14-in-display.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Mark Anbinder)Subject: Apple 14" Color DisplayDate: 19 Oct 1992 19:25:37 -0500Subject:  Apple 14" Color DisplayMOVED OVER PR NEWSWIRE AT 8:54 AM EDT, MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1992. Contact:Kate PaisleyApple Computer, Inc.[phone] Apple Introduces Mainstream 14" Color Display CUPERTINO, California-October 19, 1992-Apple Computer, Inc. todayintroduced a low-cost, high-resolution Macintosh Color Display designedto complement the sophisticated color and graphics capabilities of theMacintosh computer family.  The new display offers increased brightness,advanced ergonomic features, and is affordably priced at U.S. SRP $589.#### TEXT       apple-pr-9302.txt   ****From morrow.stanford.edu!stanford.edu!agate!spool.mu.edu!howland.reston.ans.net!usc!sol.ctr.columbia.edu!destroyer!cs.ubc.ca!unixg.ubc.ca!ucla-mic!nuntius Tue Feb  9 14:16:53 PST 1993Article: 83178 of comp.sys.mac.hardwareNewsgroups: comp.sys.mac.hardwarePath: morrow.stanford.edu!stanford.edu!agate!spool.mu.edu!howland.reston.ans.net!usc!sol.ctr.columbia.edu!destroyer!cs.ubc.ca!unixg.ubc.ca!ucla-mic!nuntiusFrom: [e-mail] (Chad Jones)Subject: Press release on Color ClassicX-UserAgent: Nuntius v1.1Message-ID: <[e-mail]>Nntp-Posting-Host: 128.97.27.7Organization: University of California Los AngelesDate: 9 Feb 93 13:25:17 PSTLines: 120MOVED OVER PR NEWSWIRE AFTER 12:01 AM, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1993.Contact:Betty TaylorApple Computer, Inc.#### TEXT       apple-pr-duos.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Mark Anbinder)Subject: Apple Announces Duo SystemDate: 19 Oct 1992 19:17:18 -0500Subject:  Apple Announces Duo SystemMOVED OVER PR NEWSWIRE AT 8:47 AM EDT, MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1992. For Immediate Release Contact:Kate PaisleyApple Computer, Inc.[phone]  Apple's New Macintosh Duo System Combines the Benefits of Notebookand Desktop Computing Features New Docking Technology and PowerfulFour-Pound PowerBook Computer #### BINHEX     apple-pr-imaging.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 6 Jan 1993 17:06:31 PSTFrom: The Moderators <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Apple Press Releases 1/6/93Here are today's Apple press releases from AppleLink. The titles:Apple Brings Color Printing Technology to Macintosh UsersApple Announces New StyleWriter II Personal Printer and GrayShare  Printer SoftwareApple Unveils Collection of Color and Grayscale Imaging Products for  Mainstream Macintosh UsersApple Unveils ColorSync: Standardized Color Matching for MacintoshApple Unveils Color Scanner and New Ofoto 2.0 Image Capture SoftwareApple Reduces Suggested Retail Prices on Selected Apple Imaging  Products in the U.S.Apple Introduces New Ergonomically Designed Keyboard and MouseApple Introduces 600-dpi Workgroup Printers for Macintosh and Windows  Computer Users[Archived as /info-mac/report/apple-pr-930106.hqx; 27K]#### TEXT       apple-pr-internetwork.txt   ****Date:         Tue, 12 Jan 93 21:11:43 ESTFrom: [e-mail]:      Apple PR release for InterNet RouterMOVED OVER PR NEWSWIRE AT 7:01 AM, PST, TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1993.Contacts:Emilio RoblesApple Computer, Inc.408/862-5671John McCreadieRegis McKenna, Inc.408/974-4398Apple Unveils Its Latest Internetworking Router#### TEXT       apple-pr-new-mac-iis.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Mark Anbinder)Subject: Apple Intros Two Mac IIsDate: 19 Oct 1992 19:20:51 -0500Subject:  Apple Intros Two Mac IIsMOVED OVER PR NEWSWIRE AT 8:48 AM EDT, MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1992.  Contact:Pat KinleyApple Computer, Inc.[phone]  Apple Introduces Two Fast, Flexible Mid-Range Macintosh II Computers CUPERTINO, California--October 19, 1992--Apple Computer, Inc. todayintroduced the MacintoshAAIIvx and IIvi, two new mid-range Macintosh IIpersonal computers that make it easy for users to work with#### TEXT       apple-pr-new-powerbooks.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Mark Anbinder)Subject: Apple Rolls Out PowerBooksDate: 19 Oct 1992 19:23:32 -0500Subject:  Apple Rolls Out PowerBooksMOVED OVER PR NEWSWIRE AT 8:49 AM EDT, MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1992.  For Immediate Release Contact:Kate PaisleyApple Computer, Inc.[phone] Apple Rolls Out More Powerful, Versatile PowerBook Computers CUPERTINO, California--October 19, 1992--Apple Computer, Inc. todayannounced two new additions to its best-selling Macintosh PowerBook#### TEXT       apple-pr-quicktime-15.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Mark Anbinder)Subject: QuickTime 1.5 ReleasedDate: 19 Oct 1992 19:27:59 -0500Subject:  QuickTime 1.5 ReleasedMOVED OVER PR NEWWIRE AT 8:51 AM EDT, MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1992.  Apple's New Version of QuickTime Enhances Multimedia Architecture andCapabilitiesQuickTime 1.5 Features Larger Movies and Support for Photo CD DatelineCupertino, California--October 19, 1992 Description    Extending its commitment to bring multimedia capabilities tomainstream computer users, Apple Computer, Inc. has updated its#### TEXT       apple-pr-system-71.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Mark Anbinder)Subject: Apple Ships System 7.1Date: 19 Oct 1992 19:13:47 -0500MOVED OVER PR NEWSWIRE AT 8:43 AM EDT, MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1992.  Contact:Nancy MorrisonApple Computer, Inc.[phone]              Apple Ships System 7.1With the Incorporation of WorldScript, the Macintosh is Now World-Ready CUPERTINO, California--October 19, 1992--Apple Computer, Inc. today#### TEXT       apple-sony-drive-fix.txt   ****Subject: Added torque start-up ROMS for old Quantum drives (A) Date: Fri, 19 Jun 92 08:19:23 EDT From: Ephraim Vishniac <[e-mail]>   A few weeks back, someone posted information suggesting that for   those of us with old Quantum drives which appear to have problems   starting when cold, there is a ROM update available.   I would appreciate any specifics anyone has on this...      SERVICE NOTICE: 20MB/40MB HARD DRIVE REPAIR EXTENSION PROGRAM           ( Copyright 1991, Apple Computer Inc.)                   OVERVIEW We have discovered that a certain batch of half-height internal 3.5" 20MB and40MB hard drives and some external 3.5" 20MB and 40MB drives may have beensubjected to disk media contamination. These drives may experience a number of#### TEXT       appletalk-ethernet.txt   ****Date: Mon, 29 Jun 92 19:42 WET From: "Alun J. Carr" <[e-mail]>Subject: Summary of responses to Ethernet-Appletalk query [*] Enclosed, as promised, the replies I received to my query aboutconnecting an AppleTalk network of Macs to a campus-wideEthernet.For less than eight Macs, it looks like it's worth buying individualEthernet adaptors (e.g. NuvoLink), but beyond that it's worthinvesting in a router from Cayman or Shiva (if you can toleratethe narrower bandwidth).I haven't made up my mind yet, but I'll probably go the NuvoLink route.AlunAlun J. Carr, Mech. Eng. Dept., UCD, Belfield, Dublin 4, Ireland.Internet: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     apps-with-apple-events.hqx   ****Date: 10 Jul 1992 11:11:05 -0700 From: "Apgar, Eric" <Apgar#m#[e-mail]>Subject: AppleEventAppsWord Enclosed find a word document that has informationabout a bunch of applications that support Apple Events.I found it on AppleLink. I don't remember seeing it [e-mail]                   I said it, NOT Apple.#### BINHEX     ascii-from-mac-progs.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: ASCII images of formatted pages (C) Date: Mon, 15 Mar 93 18:36:51 EST A thread dealing with producing a formatted TEXT file from(arbitrary) Macintosh programs appeared in some recent issues ofInfo-Mac Digest. The messages making up this thread had the titles:"ASCII images of formatted pages","Document formatting query","Problems Producing RFCs","Problems producing RFDs (c)","Printing to ASCII files""RFC Text formatting", and"WANT Word output to Internet ASCII".The attached binhexed self-expanding archive contains:1. "RFC Format dialog" which is a chronology of all the messages   (that I've seen) from the thread (including both those posted to   Info-Mac Digest and those sent directly to me), and my comments   and suggestions based on that discussion. Basically, I recommend   the creation of a new Print2Pict extension (which I call the   "ASCII Page Image" extension) and I propose some specifications   for its operation.2. a copy of the text version of RFC 1111 as FTPed from NIC.DDN.MIL.3. a copy of RFC 1111 as edited (by me) to make it a Microsoft Word   document./David M. Rosenberg (Internet: [e-mail],      MIT Phone: [phone], Home Phone: [phone])#### TEXT       at-connector-substitute.txt   ****Date: Wed, 22 Apr 92 07:59:18 +0200 From: Christian Steffen Ove Franz <[e-mail]>Subject: Appletalk Substitute for $2 Dear Moderators,  enclosed please find an article I found on the usenet some time ago. Itdescribes how you can build your own appletalk compatible network connectorusing only two or three condensers. Very easy, very cheap and works like a charm.-------------------------- CUT HERE -----------------------------------Here is the info on CapNet  By Nate Hawthorn  (Mr. 6502)      7/20/90  Updated 8/21/90#### TEXT       att-dataport-144-modem.txt   ****Date: Sat, 13 Mar 93 22:31:40 CST From: [e-mail] (Eric Hoffmann)Subject: AT&T DataPort 14.4K Report The AT&T DataPort 14.4K modem has generated a lot of interest on thenewsgroup comp.dcom.modems. An external model of this modem with Class 1fax capability (including cable and QuickLink II fax software, yech!) isbeing advertised in MacWeek (3-08-93) for $299. The offer is only goodthrough April 30, 1993. If you qualify under the Sysop program, your pricedrops to $222. In response to the question recently posted to info-mac, Isent one reply but thought that it would make more sense to summarize thepostings on comp.dcom.modems and prepare a report on this modem.I have clipped responses from the following people on comp.dcom.modems [e-mail]@[e-mail]@access.digex.com#### TEXT       backup-to-unix.txt   ****Date: Tue, 31 Dec 91 16:30:52 -0500 From: Judy Karpen <[e-mail]>Subject: report on methods for Backup to UNIX boxes across an ethernet Dear Moderators: Please post this in the /report area.  Thank you!Here are the responses I received to the fiollowing question:> Everyone else in my group has a Sparc workstation, linked to a Sparc server> via ethernet; as the sole (and proud) Mac owner in the group, however, I > can't take advantage of the server in a straightforward way --- or can I?> In particular, I'd like to do unattended backups over the net (I am on\> ethernet also) to the server, rather than having to buy a tape unit for > just myself or continuing to do backups to floppies (too tedious).  Does > anyone out there have any experience with software, etc. that allows a Mac> to back up to a unix machine via ethernet --- something like a batch ftp> program would do it, although it would be terribly slow I suspect?  The > alternative is to be able to mount an NFS volume (which is what the Sparc> stations do) --- is there any software that would fool the Mac into doing> this?  All suggestions will be greatly appreciated!    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     bmug-online-services-10.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 18 Feb 93 15:58:09 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Bernard Aboba)Subject: Submission  Find enclosed the verified clean version of The BMUG Online ServicesReference v1.0, a guide to FirstClass client, the Planet BMUG andBMUG Boston systems, and the OneNet Member Network. Enclosed inthe archive is a copy of SuperViewer Classic, which is needed toview and print out the document. For those of you that have colorMacs, several of the screen shots are done in color. I would suggest that this document go in /info-mac/reports. #### BINHEX     bulletin-board-update.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 29 Jul 92 04:45:16 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Bernard D Aboba)Subject: Archive submission Find enclosed the First Update to Bulletin Boards and Beyond. This 80page update covers new developments since the publication of BulletinBoards and Beyond in April. Included is information on Internet andcommercial online services; CD-ROM; home control; K12Net; sysop resources;ZTerm v0.9; compression update, and troubleshooting. The update includes two versions of the same document: on in DocMakerformat, the other in SuperGlue format. The SuperGlue document is bestfor printing; the DocMaker version, for browsing. #### BINHEX     caring-for-wrists-pagemaker.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Adam C. Engst)Subject: tidbits-caring-for-wrists-PM.hqx Date: Wed, 10 Feb 93 14:47:42 PDT Organization: TidBITS This is a PageMaker 4.2 file that is intended to be printed ontwo pages (or back to front) of paper and posted by yourcomputer. On it are common sense suggestions to help reduceyour risk of getting or pain from carpal tunnel syndrome orother repetitive stress injuries. It's hard to remember allthese little things and do them regularly; this page serves asan excellent reminder. Please distribute the file and printoutswidely. You may save someone a lifetime of pain.This file was created in (and requires to print) MacintoshPageMaker 4.2, and may require the following fonts (Idownloaded them into the file, but I can only test on my QMS-PS410 printer, so if it prints badly on your printer, install thefonts into your System file): Helvetica, Palatino, and ZapfDingbats, all of which come with your original System disks.The file should print on any PostScript laser printer. It looksbest at resolutions of 600 dpi and above but looks fine at 300dpi.[This file is the same as the tidbits-caring-for-wrists-PS.hqx; it'ssimply smaller and easier for people with PageMaker to print.]Adam & Tonya Engst, TidBITS Editors#### BINHEX     caring-for-wrists-postscript.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Adam C. Engst)Subject: tidbits-caring-for-wrists-PS.hqx Date: Wed, 10 Feb 93 14:44:11 PDT Organization: TidBITS This is a PostScript file that is intended to be printed on twopages (or back to front) of paper and posted by your computer.On it are common sense suggestions to help reduce your risk ofgetting or pain from carpal tunnel syndrome or other repetitivestress injuries. It's hard to remember all these little thingsand do them regularly; this page serves as an excellentreminder. Please distribute the file and printouts widely. Youmay save someone a lifetime of pain.This file is in PostScript format as printed by MacintoshPageMaker 4.2, and may require the following fonts (Idownloaded them into the file, but I can only test on my QMS-PS410 printer, so if it prints badly on your printer, install thefonts into your System file): Helvetica, Palatino, and ZapfDingbats, all of which come with your original System disks. Todownload this PostScript file to your PostScript printer, youneed the LaserWriter Font Utility, which also comes on youroriginal System disks. Just run the LaserWriter Font Utility (Ithink your printer has to be on at this point), choose DownloadPostScript File... from the Utilities menu, and select the"TidBITS/Caring for Wrists/PS" file. The file should print onany PostScript laser printer. It looks best at resolutions of600 dpi and above but looks fine at 300 dpi.Our apologies for the massive size of this file when expanded.We couldn't figure out any way to make it significantly smallerand still get it to print. At least the file compresses well.Adam & Tonya Engst, TidBITS Editors#### TEXT       centris-650-ethernet.txt   ****Date: 22 Mar 1993 18:59:30GMT From: "Alun J. Carr" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Centris Ethernet Report Dear All,A week ago I sent out a request for information about the built-in ethernetconnection in a Centris 650 (as in our College Microstore didn't want me touse it). I enclose the responses I received for filing as a report.The consensus is that the inbuilt connector is the thing to use, with thecaveat that Apple's self-terminating transponders may cause problems. Onerespondent seems to have had very bad problems with Quadra 700s, causeunknown.Many thanks to all those who replied.AlunA. J. Carr, Mech. Eng. Dept., UCD, Belfield, Dublin 4, Ireland.#### TEXT       color-lcd-projection.txt   ****Date: Thu, 14 Jan 1993 10:16:09 -0500From: [e-mail]  (Thomas Scott)Subject: Color LCD Projection ReportAbout 8 months ago, I requested info about users' experiences with LCDprojection panels.  I got a number of responses, and I was going to postto sumex, but didn't get a chance to.  Yesterday I got a request from oneofthe Info-Mac readers to send him any info I did get.  It cleared out thecobwebs, and I realized that there wasn't anything like this currently onsumex, so I'm posting it now.However, everything in the technology world changes almost on a dailybasis.I'm sure there's been many changes, especially with the October rollout ofnew Macs, and the never-ending run of 3rd party vendors to introduce new peripherals to keep up with Apple's changing line.If you seen any changes in this field since last May that could enhancethis report, please send them to me at [e-mail], and I'll udpate#### TEXT       color-monitor-survey.txt   ****Date: Thu, 12 Sep 91 09:52:03 PDT From: [e-mail] (Dieter Schwarz)Subject: Summary: color monitor survey Here is the summary of the survey I did of inexpensive hi-res colormonitors. Thanks to all that replied. Moderators, perhaps you couldturn this into a Report text file for me as I'm not that advanced.>From cedrus.cedrus.com![e-mail] Sat Sep  7 21:45:43 1991To: [e-mail]: monitorsHi Dieter,About monitors to buy, here are some thoughts:    1-  I personnally dislike SuperMac very much.  We have their 19" color, the original        model that came out three years ago, and it's so out of focus it's now        practically useless.  I bought a 19" monochrome  (Mirror Tech. Inc) to use#### TEXT       comp-sys-mac-comm-faq.txt   ****Date: Tue, 9 Mar 1993 21:13:55 -0800 From: Eric Rosen <[e-mail]>Subject: info-mac/report/comp-sys-mac-comm-faq.txt This is the Frequently Asked Question (FAQ) list for comp.sys.mac.commThis list of frequently asked questions and answers is intended to helpreduce the number of "often asked questions" that make the rounds herein comp.sys.mac.comm. Since comp.sys.mac.comm is intended as a forum todiscuss telecommunication (and related issues) that are specific to theMacintosh, most questions about modems, telecommunications in general,and other non-Macintosh specific communication questions are not listedhere. The proper newsgroup for such questions is usually comp.dcom.modems.This list is posted periodically (about once a month) to the Usenet groups comp.sys.mac.comm, news.answers, and comp.answers. The FAQ can be retrieved via anonymous FTP from the following sites:            Site                 Directory                File(s)   {Parts}------------------------ ---------------------------- -------------------------#### TEXT       compression-util-table.txt   ****Date: Thu, 14 May 92 10:06:08 -0400 From: "Timothy B. Cera" <cera@128.227.104.140>Subject: [*] Ultimate Compression Utility table I follow the BIONET-L and this was posted just the other day.  I thoughtthat it would have utility to the info-mac community so here it is.  Thechart is set up to be viewed in 80 columns with a mono-spaced font.There is also an address to ftp the most recent copy.  I did not compact/stuff/hqx this file since it is text to begin with.  (has anyone noticedthat hqx will eliminate most of the 'stuffing' - size wise?)ENJOYtim [e-mail]--------- CUT HERE -----------The most recent copy of this text may be anonymous ftp'd fromftp.cso.uiuc.edu (128.174.5.59) in the directory /doc/pcnet asthe file compression.This file is maintained by David Lemson ([e-mail]).#### TEXT       csm-faq.txt   ****Date: Sun, 28 Feb 93 16:28:11 EST From: [e-mail] (Elliotte Rusty Harold)Subject: Macintosh system software frequently asked questions (FAQ) Archive-name: macintosh/system-faqVersion: 2.1.1Last-modified: February 27, 1993Copyright 1993 by Elliotte HaroldWhat's new in version 2.1.1:Question 1.1:  Why is my system taking up so much memory?    I've corrected the cross-reference to the info about reinstalling    the system software.  The assertion in earlier releases that a    Mac II required a PMMU to use 32-bit addressing and more than    eight megabytes of RAM was incorrect.  Contrary to misinformation    in earlier versions of this FAQ The Mac II can use up to    sixty-eight megs of real RAM without a PMMU.  Bank A can only use #### TEXT       databases.txt   ****Date: Wed, 12 Aug 1992 08:55:19 +0000 From: Graham Allsopp <[e-mail]>Subject: Databases In response to Bill Sawrey's dismay at FileMaker Pro, I post the replies Ireceived last week. I requested some information on databases for storinginformation concerning the maps, diagrams & drawings we produce. Thanks forall the replies folks - they don't reach any real conclusion though. Fromthe replies, and talking to a few fellow cartographers over here, FileMakerPro seems favorite, but sometimes I almost feel that it was easier in thedays of drafting film & pens ... Apologies in advance for the length of this posting, GrahamMessage from Stuart Greenfield <[e-mail]>>I'd highly recommend FileMaker Pro. It's easy to setup and modify. You can >even include graphic images as a field. It also is easy to modify on the >fly, e.g., you decide additional information (fields) need to be added at >some later date. Setting up reports is also excellent. #### TEXT       daystar-powercache.txt   ****Date: Fri, 1 May 92 13:57:05 MDT From: [e-mail] (Stephen C. Harmony)Subject: [*] PowerCache performance in LC Dear Moderators:I think the following report on the DayStar PowerCache performance in LC's would be a useful addition to the info-mac/reports directory.The following explanation of how the PowerCache minimizes the effect of the LC's 16-bit data path was written by Steve Tuttle, the Online Resources Mgr for DayStar Digital. I will submit an expanded report to the info-mac archives as soon as Steve forwards the results of the benchmark tests on the unenhanced LC and IIci, but the results as presented give a good indication of the performance difference between a PowerCache-enhanced LC and IIci."Altho it would appear intuitive that due to the 16 bit path on the LC you aregoing to be forced to run slower, it is not necessarily the case. You see, allMacs have some sort of delays inherent in their design: The II,IIx,IIcx, &SE/30 all have 120ns RAM and require 2 wait states to be added to the memory#### TEXT       daystar-se30-powercache.txt   ****Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1992 06:21:46 -0400 (EDT) From: William Johnston <[e-mail]>Subject: 2-Slot Upgrade Options for the SE/30 (Summary) Summary:  DayStar Digital has announced the development of anSE/30-specific version of their PowerCache accelerator that plugs directly into the SE/30 motherboard, leaving the PDSslot free for video boards, ethernet cards, etc.This article compares the features of the DayStar SE/30 PowerCache with two other multi-card upgrade options for the Macintosh SE/30. It's long;  save a copy and pass it along to other SE/30 users.Background:  In February Jon Temple and I began collecting names of people interested in 2-slot upgrade options for the Mac SE/30, hoping to convince developers that a market existed for such a product.The only existing option at that time, a NuBUS expansion box, #### TEXT       deskwriter-550c-pr.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Ed J. Gurney)Date: Mon, 5 Oct 1992 08:53:06 -0700 Subject: HP Announces New DeskWriter Here's the press release for the new DeskWriter 550C which HPannounced today.  I've stripped out most of the DOS-specificstuff to make a little most "digest"able. :-)Regards,Ed----------------------------------------------------------------     HP INTRODUCES DUAL-CARTRIDGE HP DESKJET FAMILY PRINTERS                  FOR BLACK AND COLOR PRINTING                FROM PCs AND MACINTOSH COMPUTERS     PALO ALTO, Calif., Oct. 5, 1992 -- Hewlett-PackardCompany today introduced the first affordable laser-quality,#### TEXT       e-mail-gateways.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Tim Cera)Date: Sat, 28 Mar 1992 01:57:36 EST Subject: [*] E-MAIL GATEWAYS Hello,The e-mail gateways list is no where to be found and I am posting it again.I am posting the gateways list developed by John J. Chew, my initialattempts were trivial compared to his.  Here is my original post . . .Well,I was pretty proud of myself setting up that little chart, not realizingthat in the infinite data black hole called the Internet there is alreadya well supported list of e-mail gateways.  Thanks tomichael ross         [e-mail]       Use Internet to                          exchange mail between                          AppleLink and other                          mail systems.scott kovatch        [e-mail] Tremendous help on                          compuserve addresses.#### TEXT       fax-modems.txt   ****Date: Fri, 4 Dec 1992 20:10:31 -0800 From: Justin D. Bukowski <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Fax modem answers I received several responses to my questions about Fax modemsfor the Macintosh. I've compiled them in the following report,and I've included another report written by Mark Scrivener, aposter on comp.dcom.modems, about a poll he took between the SupraV.32bis and the ZyXEL U-1496 (also V.32bis). Mark, in turn, includeda report from Paul E. Platt on a modem "shootout" between the Supra,ZyXEL, Gateway Telepath, and Zoom. Also discussed in Paul's report arethe Practical Peripherals, Courier HST Dual, AT&T and Motorola modems,though he didn't test them. Thanks to Yoshio Turner for sending meMark's report.My original post to the digest follows:>Date: Sun, 15 Nov 1992 23:45:53 -0800>From: Justin D. Bukowski <[e-mail]>>Subject: Fax modem info/reviews wanted#### BINHEX     federal-bbs.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Mark Hayes)Date: Sun, 27 Sep 92 01:04:20 -0400 Subject: Federal BBS document submission This document describes the new Federal BBS.A binhexed Compact Pro archive of a straight text file.The Federal Bulletin Board is a service of the Superintendentof Documents, U. S. Government Printing Office (GPO).  Thiselectronic bulletin board service (BBS) enables Federalagencies to provide the public immediate, self-service accessto Federal information in electronic form at reasonable rates.#### BINHEX     first-class-bbses.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: FirstClass BBS List Date: Fri, 4 Dec 92 19:03:14 PST Hi, netters,    Attached to this note is a binhexed, stuffed text file listing most ofthe FirstClass BBSes worldwide as of November 15, 1992.  These BBSes havean excellent graphical user interface (developed by SoftArc of Canada).  Toaccess them, you may dial them directly with a terminal emulator such as ZTermand then download the GUI software.  Alternately, you can download FirstClassUser 2.07, available from numerous FTP sites worldwide, including Sumex.There are a mixture of free and fee access sites in the list.     More than 50 of these BBSes are now part of the OneNet, an ever-expandingglobal network of FirstClass systems.  This net is hubbed at OneNet Los Altos,415-948-1349, in Los Altos, CA.  I will be posting a list of OneNet Membersin the near future, but you can find out your nearest site today by dialinginto OneNet Los Altos.  Note that most of the systems in the OneNet haveno access fees whatsoever.  Thus, this is indeed a great opportunity for allMacintosh modem users.     Enjoy the list, and happy BBSing!                                 Steve Heckler                                 Files Administrator, OneNet Member Network                                 Member, OneNet Project Board of Directors#### TEXT       flat-display-panel-pr.txt   ****Date: Wed, 20 Jan 1993 22:55:29 -0600 From: [e-mail] (L.C. Brinson)Subject: [*] nsf flat-panel display pr This is an old press release from NSF, but one that I didn't see appear onthe virtual pages of info-mac.  Here it is now.Warren Kibbe    [e-mail]        GEnie: W.Kibbe  AOL: WAKibbeTitle  : RESEARCH BREAKTHROUGH FOR FLAT-PANEL DISPLAY DEVICES ANNOUNCEDType   : Press ReleaseNSF Org: OD / LPADate   : November 30, 1992File   : pr92102Mary Hanson                                     November 30, 1992(202) 357-9498                                      NSF PR 92-102              RESEARCH BREAKTHROUGH FOR FLAT-PANEL                    DISPLAY DEVICES ANNOUNCED#### TEXT       fortran-compilers.txt   ****Date: Thu, 5 Nov 92 14:55 WET From: "Alun J. Carr" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] FORTRAN compiler report Here is the collection of responses I received in response to myquery about the 'best' (most VAX-compatible, fastest) FORTRANcompiler for the Mac. It looks like the Language Systemscompiler is the most often recommended.Many thanks to all those who responded, especially to those whoI didn't manage to reply to individually.Dr Alun J. CarrMechanical Engineering DepartmentUniversity College DublinBelfieldDublin 4IrelandInternet: [e-mail]#### TEXT       ftp-primer.txt   ****Date: Wed, 24 Apr 91 23:40:21 -0700From: Raymond Beausoleil <[e-mail]>About six weeks ago, Bob Jopson of Bell Labs asked me to write a short article on the rudiments of "ftp'ing" for "Optics and Photonics News," the monthly magazine for members of the Optical Society of America. He certainly didn't ask *me* because I am an expert; rather, I'm a fairly typical user who knows just enough Unix to ftp, read mail, etc.With much help, I managed to write the two-part article below. The first part covers the ftp process itself, while the second part describes some approaches to downloading and decoding Mac and MS-DOS files from a Unix host to your microcomputer. In particular, Mac folks can find out how to get mcvert up and running on their system.The article below is somewhat longer and more detailed than the edited version that will appear in O&PN. If you like it, I recommend that you archive it in the directory /info-mac/help as ftp-primer.txt.Regards,#### TEXT       gcc-buble-ti-laser-comp.txt   ****From: [e-mail] ( John Thoo )Date: Thu, 9 Apr 92 09:19:20 PDT Subject: Laser printer for personal use (report) Hello, all! Some days ago I posted a question asking whether people thoughtI should buy the TI microLaser PS/17 or the GCC BLB Elite. First of all, I would very much like to thank all of you whoresponded to my query directly. (I would list the persons, butI'm sure that I'd inadvertently miss someone; so, choosing the``lesser of two evils,'' I've decided not to list any persons :-) I'm attaching all the responses I received (sans the headers),which could be archived in  /reports. However, one person said``Feel free to ask any questions,'' and so I left his Internetaddress appended to his response. #### TEXT       genealogy-programs.txt   ****Date: Sun, 21 Mar 1993 13:41:41 +0000 From: Richard Rathe <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Family Tree Software Report Thanks to all who responded to my appeal for information. Please place this upload in the reports subdirectory. It contains comments on three genealogy programs for the Mac: MacRoots, Personal Ancestor File, and Reunion.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Richard Rathe, [e-mail]------CUT HERE------Report on Macintosh Genealogy ProgramsCompiled by Richard Rathe 3/93=== MacRoots ==============================This is a basic, no frills genealogy program. The program is structured around #### TEXT       general-faq.txt   ****Date: Sun, 28 Feb 93 16:27:14 EST From: [e-mail] (Elliotte Rusty Harold)Subject: Introductory Macintosh frequently asked questions (FAQ) omp.sys.mac.apps,comp.sys.mac.misc,comp.sys.mac.system,comp.sys.        mac.wanted,comp.sys.mac.hardware,comp.answers,news.answers Approved: [e-mail] Followup-To: comp.sys.mac.misc Apparently-To: <[e-mail]> Resent-To: backmodResent-Date: Sun, 28 Feb 1993 14:49:18 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>Archive-name: macintosh/general-faqVersion: 2.1.1Last-modified:  February 21, 1993Copyright 1993, Elliotte HaroldChanges:#### TEXT       gestalt-selectors-14.txt   ****From: "Rene G.A. Ros" <[e-mail]>Subject: Suppl. Gestalt Selectors List Date: Tue, 9 Mar 93 13:06:34 MET Supplemental Gestalt Selectors List 1.4=======================================Last modified: 9 March 1993, 12:50 CET (GMT+1)Supplemental to the selector codes listed in the Gestalt Chapter ofInside Macintosh VI (IM VI), that is.These can include selector codes installed by Apple (system)software or by software from third parties (your software?).(NIM Operating System Utilities has been delayed from Winter 1992 toJune 1993, according to Addison-Wesley Holland).I don't have all the documentation or knowledge and I don't want to.I would like to see this list to become a combined effort by different#### TEXT       graphics-transfer.txt   ****Date: Mon, 15 Jun 1992 16:42 EST From: Ellen Ricca <[e-mail]>Subject: A matter of graphics,transfers, and madness-SUMMARY OF RESPONSES Below are some of the helpful suggestions I receieved to my postabout graphics/text transfer and translation accross platforms....Thanks again to all those who responded. Ellen Ricca-----------------------------------------------------------------From:    IN%"[e-mail]" 12-JUN-1992 02:39:42.38To:    IN%"[e-mail]"CC:    Subj:    A matter of graphics, transfers, and ...(A)> Ellen:#### BINHEX     home-and-school-mac-9108.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] <Ken Hancock>Subject: [*] Home and School Mac 8/91Enclosed is a back issue of Home & School Mac, a newsletterdevoted to games and education.  Part of the GAMER distribution.#### BINHEX     home-and-school-mac-9110.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] <Ken Hancock>Subject: [*] Home and School Mac 10/91Enclosed is a back issue of Home & School Mac, a newsletterdevoted to games and education.  Part of the GAMER distribution.#### BINHEX     home-and-school-mac-9202.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] <Ken Hancock>Subject: [*] Home and School Mac 2/92Enclosed is the latest issue of Home & School Mac, a newsletterdevoted to games and educational programs.  In this issue you canfind review on Desert Storm, Glider 4.0, Hoyle's OfficialBook of Game I & II, King of Space, King's Bounty, Loom,MacFrog, Nigel's World, QuickTime, Railroad Tychoon, Shanghai II,SimCity Graphics Sets I & II, Space Quest III & IV,Spectre, SuperMunchers, Swamp Gas, 3 in Three, Warlords, andmore.  Part of the GAMER distribution.#### TEXT       how-do-i-find.txt   ****Date: Mon, 6 Jan 92 08:32:17 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Bruce E. Wilson, ECCR-PA, B95-A, X8886Subject: [*] Answering "Where do I find ..." questions A number of recent questions have asked "Where do I find a program ...".Others have asked questions about archie, which I suspect have gottenanswered off line.  Let me take a moment of bandwith to comment onboth questions.  Archie is a program/database which contains very upto date listings of where to find programs.  Send a message containingthe subject line "Help" to [e-mail] for more info.  Tofind all archives with copies of e.g. CAP (Columbia AppleTalk Package)you could send the message with the line "prog ^cap", for programsstarting with the letters cap.I am also enclosing an (edited) copy of a "how do I find" report fromthe Usenet comp.sources.wanted newsgroup.  This contains perhaps moredetail than might be required for some Mac folks, but it was usefulinfo to me.-------------------------------------------------------------------#### TEXT       hp48-to-mac-cable.txt   ****Date: Sat, 30 Jan 93 15:13:48 PSTFrom: [e-mail] (Darren Cokin)Subject: HP48-to-Mac_cable_pins.txtBelow is a document which shows the correct pin connections necessary toconstruct a cable to connect HP48 calculators to Macs.  It is much cheaperto make your own than to pay the $30+ that they go for retail.  Once youhave the wire you can download software to the HP48 with any kermit program.There is much software for the HP48 available at seq.uncwil.edu, andhpcvbbs.cv.hp.com.  These include math programs, utilities, games, universalremote programs, etc.                             Darren -----------------------------------------------------------------------       PIN CONNECTIONS FOR HP48 TO MACINTOSH CABLE           By Darren Cokin ([e-mail])#### TEXT       human-interface-research.txt   ****Date: Tue, 11 Feb 92 15:14:49 EST From: [e-mail]: Mac interface experiments Over the past few weeks I have received numerous requests forinformation regarding human factors experiments which were conductedin order to develop the Macintosh computer. This was in responseto the question I had posted several weeks before. I am sendingall of the e-mail I received related to this issue. I did find on my own some fairly good information, but it seemsas though much of the Mac development was first of all based onthe Xerox Star, and secondly not very emperically, but rather based on common sense. One good information source containing someearly Star experiments is "Readings in Human-Computer InteractionA Multidisciplinary Approach" by Ronald M. Baecker and WilliamA.S. Buxton. This book contains, "Human Factors Testing in theDesign of Xerox's 8010 Star Office Workstation" by WilliamL. Bewley, Teresa L Roberts, David Schroit and William L. Verplankalso "Designing the Star User Interface" by David Canfield Smith,#### TEXT       hypercard-ftp-snyoneva.txt   ****Subject: [*] a HyperCard FTP site (partial listing) From: [e-mail] (Ian Feldman)Date: Wed, 10 Mar 93 21:28:41 +0100  Following a recent visit to Ken Fisher's anonymous FTP site <snyoneva.cc.oneonta.edu> [137.141.15.10] I've assembled a cleaned-up (and therefore readable ;-)) listing of sample 3 HyperCard subdirectories there: Directory DISK$ACAD:[ANONYMOUS.PUB.MAC.HYPERCARD.SMALL_APPLS]                                        HYPERCARD.UTILITIES]                                        HYPERCARD.X]__Ian----- cut ------$ FTP snyoneva.cc.oneonta.edu [137.141.15.10]ftp> login: anonymous#### TEXT       iici-cache-cards.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Subrata Sircar)Date: Thu, 16 Apr 92 19:41:59 PDT Subject: Mac IIci Cache Cards SUMMARY:  Cache cards for a Mac IIci[Note to the moderators - as this is short, will you consider archiving it in/info-mac/reports/IIci-cache-cards.txt?]My impressions, based on the responses I got back, are:- that any cache card is better than none- most of the companies sell decent products which will give a noticeable  speed increase for most operations, if not up to their claims for all  operations- the speed/size of the cache card doesn't make nearly as much difference  as having one in the first place.The vendors mentioned specifically were Micron, Technology Works, DayStar,  Xceed, and Applied Engineering.  Thanks very much to all who replied.Specific comments from the individuals in question are below.************************************************************* #### TEXT       iisi-25mhz-upgrade-faq.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Matthew Friedman)Subject: The 25MHz IIsi Date: Sat, 27 Feb 93 0:49:16 CST Here's the FAQ sheet I compiled on the 25MHz upgrade for the IIsi. A couple ofpeople requested that I send it to you for archiving in your reports section.-Matt [e-mail]-----FAQ: Upgrading your Mac IIsi from 20MHz to 25MHzVersion 1.3Compiled by Matt [e-mail]27 January 1993 ----- This FAQ was compiled from comments, letters, and posts to#### TEXT       iisi-upgrade-options.txt   ****From: [e-mail]: Summary on IIsi upgrade Date: Sat, 25 Jan 1992 23:30:20 GMT Many thanks to everyone who answered my query on how to improve the performanceof a Mac IIsi. My original query is as follows:>>A friend of mine has a Mac IIsi with which she does desktop publishing and>>graphic design. She has an Apple 13" color monitor, and the slowness >>of the Mac in refreshing the screen is getting to her. She is considering>>some kind of upgrade.>>Is it better for her to get (1) an accelerator that upgrades the CPU (maybe>>one with a 50-mhz 68030 chip), or (2) a graphics accelerator that>>specifically speeds up the video? Are (1) and (2) incompatible (i.e. does>>getting a CPU accelerator board makes it impossible for her to install a>>graphic accelerator when she ready to go to 24-bit color?) What options #### TEXT       inexpensive-midi-resources.txt   ****Date: Wed, 24 Mar 93 00:44 CST From: [e-mail]: [*] inexpensive-midi-resource.txt (Mac-MIDI report) Please replace the old archive file at sumex-aim:info-mac/report/inexpensive-midi-resource.txtwith this newer version.Comments to [e-mail] (J R Evans), the author.Cheers - Shekhar Govind                 [e-mail]========================================================================From: [e-mail] (J R Evans)Subject: Draft FAQ : Inexpensive MIDI resources for the MacintoshDate: 21 Mar 93 11:07:35 GMTOrganisation: British Geological Survey, EdinburghNote: I've received few comments on the last draft, so hopefully thisdocument has reached a stable enough to deserve FAQ status; let me know#### TEXT       inexpensive-modems.txt   ****Date: Tue, 07 Jul 92 08:08:14 PDT From: Paul Brians <[e-mail]>Subject: Inexpensive Modem Information Text File Here is a collection of messages on current inexpensive modems prompted by myquery in the Digest.  Lots of good information here.  The consensus: thumbsdown on the Xeba, lukewarm support for the Zoom, cheers for the Supra.  Ican't afford any of them at the moment, but others will doubtless find thisinformation useful.  Thanks to all who contributed info.Now, does anybody know where to get the Supra for under $300?Paul Brians, Dept of English, Washington State Univ. Pullman, WA 99164-5020****************************Daniel E. RudmanCAEN Macintosh Systems DivisionThe University of Michigan#### BINHEX     internet-access-11.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 16 Nov 91 22:29:14 GMT From: MICHAEL EVERSON <[e-mail]>Subject: Internet-Access-1.1 This is version 1.1 of the Internet Access report I submitted last month.After I had sent it to the archives, I received two very valuable fileswith complete addresses, costs, and telephone numbers of numerous sitesand points-of-access throughout the world. I have appended that to theend of the file, and herewith resubmit.Thanks again to all who responded. There is a footer at the end of thebinhex that'll need to be stripped off, moderators.     Michael Everson================================================================#### TEXT       internet-acronyms.txt   ****Date: Tue, 7 Jul 92 13:02:17 EST From: Dr. G. Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: internet acronyms For those newcomers to the internet who are confused by terms such as IMHO,BTW and RTFM, the following is a list of acronyms that I chanced upon thatmay help out. If you read the digest long enough you will probably comeacross all of these. Perhaps this list should be added to and then archived for future newcomers to the net. Please not some of the acronyms are for sayings in less than polite language but I didn't make them up, I'm just explaining them.BTSOOM      Beats the s*** out of meBTW         By the wayFWIW        For what it's worthFYI         For Your InformationGR&D        Grinning running & duckingIAE         In any eventIANAL       I Am Not A Lawyer, also IANA... such as CPAIMO         In my opinionIMHO        In my humble opinion#### TEXT       internet-dial-in.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Steven Heckler)Subject: Re: internet dial-in access Date: Tue, 11 Aug 92 14:47:08 PDT Joel,     Awesome response to my earlier posting.  Thanks a lot!  I am forwardingyour note to Info-mac (cc:).                       Stevexxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx  Hi! I am attaching a list of internet dialin numbers, which mentions free numbers to call in Paris and in Berlin. But I haven't been either place myself to vouch that they work personally, as you can imagine.  Can you tell me the number you use in DC? My parents just moved there, and  it would be totally wonderful if we could still stay in E-mail contact. #### 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#### TEXT       kodak-photo-cd.txt   ****Date: Wed, 17 Feb 93 17:04:46 PSTFrom: [e-mail] (Info-Mac Moderator)ec.photo,rec.video,comp.sys.atari.st,comp.sys.ibm.pc.misc,comp.s        ys.mac,comp.sys.mac.digest Path: mfolivo From: [e-mail] (Mark Newton-John) Subject: Definitive Photo CD (specs, file formats, etc) Message-Id: <[e-mail]> Keywords: Magazine_articleOrganization: Sacramento Public Access Unix Date: Wed, 17 Feb 93 10:06:06 GMT To: pacbell!ames![e-mail]-To: backmodResent-Date: Wed, 17 Feb 1993 17:04:45 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>Here is a informative article about the specifications of Photo CD.PLEASE, followups to the appropriate newsgroups! Atari Falcon/030applications mean little to IBM PS/2, and vice versa. This article#### TEXT       large-color-monitors.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Andrew Wolfe)Subject: Submission - Color Monitor Review Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1992 14:49:01 GMT The following review of large color monitors may be of some interest.  I visually evaluated a number of 16"-21" Multisync monitors for the Quadra.---------------What I did on my Spring Break....(A wholly biased survey on Large Screen Monitors for the Mac)Background:-------------I was looking for a large (19-21") multisync monitor for my new Quadra 700.After an initial look at the offerings in the traditional Mac World - Idecided that I would get a CAD-grade Multisync monitor directly from a#### TEXT       lisp-for-the-mac.txt   ****Date: Fri, 5 Feb 1993 10:57:44 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Steve Strassmann)Subject: Lisp for the Macintosh (A)   Date: Thu, 4 Feb 1993 08:11:38 GMT  From: Enrique Navarro Sanchis <[e-mail]>  Subject: Lisp for the Macintosh ?  Hello:  Can someone say me if there is free Lisp-interpreter (Common or similar)  that runs in a Macintosh ?  Please e-mail the answer to [e-mail]   Thanks in advance.The purpose of this document is to answer the question: "Where can I get a Lisp [compiler/interpreter] for the Macintosh?"[** Note to info-mac moderators: The rest of this message should probably ** be archived as /info-mac/report/where-to-get-lisp.txt]#### TEXT       mac-archive-survey.txt   ****From: USENET News System <[e-mail]>Date: Mon, 9 Nov 1992 09:36:27 EST From: [e-mail] (Justin Sullivan)Subject: mac.archive *SURVEY*Date: Mon, 9 Nov 1992 14:36:22 GMTBelow is a little survey for mac.archive.umich.edu that we send out every sooften (whenever the mood strikes, actually). Please look at it and answer thequestions as tersely or verbosely as you feel is necessary and mail youranswers to *MYSELF ONLY* (not the rest of the group, please) [e-mail](This file is also available as /mac/00help/survey.txt)1. Do you enjoy your visits to mac.archive?2. What kinds of files interest you the most?   (such as games, utilities, extensions, communications, etc.)                3. How do you access our archives?   a. Through a Mac-based FTP client (if so, please specify)#### TEXT       mac-as-xterm.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Josh Hayes)Subject: Mac as Xterm: summary of responses (LONG) Date: 17 Mar 93 17:05:57 GMT A little while ago I asked for information about setting up my macat home as an Xterminal; here is the summary I mailed out to thosewho mailed me asking for a summary....Sorry I have not summarized earlier. I did not get much information>From the net - in fact, I got about ten posts asking me to keep the author posted on what I found, for every post I got from someonewho already knew something!But the trickle of info has dried up completely, so I'll send youwhat I have, which isn't much. What follows are extracts from themail people sent me; I'll try to provide a quick summary at thebottom of this mail, so skip to that if you just want the punchline.---------begin included text-----------From: Samuel Herschbein <[e-mail]>#### TEXT       mac-discussion-groups.txt   ****Date: Sat, 4 Jan 1992 09:35 CST From: Dwight Lemke <[e-mail]>Subject: Mac-Discussion-Groups update This is an update of the list of 'net discussion groups that I submitted earlier.  Additions include a Nisus group and a short list of USENET groups.Again, many thanks to those who dropped me a line!Replaces info-mac/report/mac-discussion-groups.txt~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Dwight K. Lemke                    Internet: [e-mail]                        Bitnet:   LEMKE@OSHKOSHW-------------------------------------------BITNET LISTS SPECIFICALLY FOR THE MACINTOSH:------------------------------------------#### TEXT       mac-facts-30a.txt   ****From: J. D. S. Babcock <[e-mail]>Date: Fri, 12 Feb 93 12:39:36 EST Mac Archive:   Please replace the following in your archive with this file.  This isan updated version of the list with more information.OLD LISTING:/mac/misc/documentation/macfactstwo.txt   18   11/10/92    Text   Very thorough chart on the ENTIRE Mac line, including all the new   systems (IIvx, Performas, Duos, etc.)   By a different author than macfacts3.0a.txtif you have the oportunity, please change the entry to read:/mac/misc/documentation/macfactstwo.txt   ??   02/11/92    Text#### TEXT       mac-facts.txt   ****Date: Mon, 26 Oct 1992 08:33:15 -0600 From: David Ruby <[e-mail]>Subject: Mac-Types-V3a.txt A few months ago, I was looking for a semi-comprehensive list comparingthe huge (and growing huger) selection of macs.  I couldn't find one,so I built my own using old MacUser, MacWorld, Apple product fliers,and lots of help from the net.  It's not complete, but it's got moreinfo than I originally needed so I feel it's good enough to let looseon the world.The best directory for it is probably the "misc" directory.This is version 3a of the list and includes the models announcedon October 19, 1992 by Apple.David Ruby                                 [e-mail]   CCSO Network Support Consultant            University of Illinois----------cut here----------#### TEXT       mac-ftp-list-32.txt   ****Date: 01 Mar 93 17:15:55 EST From: bruce grubb <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] mac.ftp.list Version 3.2 category: textThis is the latest version this report and should replace the previous versionof mac-ftp-list.txt and be archived as mac-ftp-list32.txt.This is a update to Mike Gleason's ftp list {He gave me permision to continue it.}.  It lists a good number of mac anonymous ftp sites with notes on some and a little blurb on how to use anonymous ftp.--------------------blurb ends, report commences---------------------------From: [e-mail] (Bruce Grubb)Subject: mac.ftp.list, March 1993 (v3.2) Here's volume 3, #2 (March 1993)Small note:  Mike Gleason no longer supports this list and has given me his #### TEXT       mac-ftp-list.txt   ****Date: 11 Feb 93 09:51:01 EST From: bruce grubb <[e-mail]>Subject: mac.ftp.list This is the latest version this report and should replace the previous versionof ftp-list.txt.  Please archive this as mac-ftp-list.txt.This is a update to Mike Gleason's ftp list {He gave me permision to continue it.}.  It lists a good number of mac anonymous ftp sites with note on each anda little blurb on how to use anonymous ftp.--------------------blurb ends, report commences---------------------------From: [e-mail] (Bruce GrubbSubject: mac.ftp.list, Spring 1993 (v1.3) Here's volume 3, #1 (Spring 1993)Small note:  Mike Gleason no longer supports this list and has given me his kind permision to continue it.#### TEXT       mac-hack-93.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Waldemar Horwat)Date: Tue, 10 Nov 92 17:52:59 EST Subject: MacHack '93 Call for Papers                                 Call for Papers               Technical Conference for Macintosh Developers '93                              June 16 - 19, 1993                              Ann Arbor, MichiganThe MacHack '93 Proceedings Committee is soliciting papers for the eighthannual Technical Conference for Macintosh Developers (MacHack '93).  Theconference is a technical forum on the Macintosh computer and personalcomputing in general and includes programming, networking, operating system,tools, novice, business, and research tracks.Possible topics include, but are not limited to:#### TEXT       mac-ibm-compare-15.txt   ****Date: 12 Mar 93 08:27:42 EST From: bruce grubb <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Mac & IBM Compare-Version 1.5 Archive name: mac-ibm-compare15.txtcategory: textThis is Version 1.5 of this report and should replace mac-ibm-compare14.txt.It contains some important changes, additions and clarifications.  Due to therapid changes in computers I am therefore very much on the lookout forcontributions from Digest and other readers to flesh out, correct or point outconfusing parts of the report.  Send comments and information to CompuServe:72130,3557; AOL: BruceG6069; or Internet: [e-mail].  This reportcovers not only present hardware/software statistics and features but alsofuture possibilities.  Despite its condenced and generized format it stillprovides some thought-provoking reading on the relative merits, problems, anddeficiencies of Macs and IBM PCs.  Here is part of the preamble for yourprerusal:"The reason for this general data sheet is that people in both camps are not clear or accurate about what they are saying about their machines and what #### TEXT       mac-laser-jet-up-rev-11.txt   ****Date: Fri, 29 May 1992 04:18:35 -0400 (EDT) From: Richard Sucgang <[e-mail]>Subject: Mac/LaserJet UpRev v1.1 This is an update to the current article in info-mac/reportIt should replace the file mac-laser-jet-up-rev.txt.The Mac/LaserJet UpRev is a review kept current which addresses the problem of using a Hewlett Packard LaserJetwith Macintoshes, concentrating primarily on the originalLaserJet series II. This is version 1.1, and is a major revision.More than twice the number of products are described and reviewed.-richRichard Sucgang : Dept. of Anatomy and Cell BiologyColumbia University ([e-mail]; de slime god         [e-mail])begin Mac/LaserJet UpRev v1.1:#### TEXT       mac-laser-jet-up-rev.txt   ****Date: Sun, 10 May 92 17:23:24 EDT From: Richard Sucgang <[e-mail]>Subject: Mac/LaserJet - the Up-Rev The Uneasy Marriage : using an HP LaserJet series II with aMacintoshIntroduction:The LaserJet series II is a sturdily built machine, and many of theoriginals been humming along for quite some time. The one we havein the lab served us quite well for basic word processing with somePC clones for some years. With the arrival of the Macintosh IIsi,however, we were suddenly confronted with the problem of printingusing the LaserJet. The option of purchasing a new printer was outof the question, and in the process of determining the bestsolution for the current dilemma, I found out that there are manyusers in similar situations. This is what I call an updatablereview: a simple text document with version numbers to keep it up#### BINHEX     mac-memory-chart.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 25 Jun 1992 14:33 CST From: Dan Lunderville <[e-mail]>Subject: Mac memory configurations There have been a number of questions and comments in the digest lately about memory for the various Mac models - what size SIMMs to use, what combinations of SIMMs are allowed, etc.  Here is a chart produced and published by Apple on AppleLink.  The chart lists all the Mac models,except those older than the Mac Plus.  The Quadra 950 also is not listed,but its memory specs are the same as the 900.For each Mac model the chart lists how much RAM is soldered on theboard, how many SIMM slots it has, which SIMM sizes work in that model,all the possible RAM configurations, and the required SIMM speed.  Ihave found this chart to be very useful, and in conjunction with theMacintosh Memory Guide published by Connectix, all my Mac memory questionshave been answered.The file is a binhexed, self-extracting Compact Pro archive of a MicroSoftWord 4.0 file.  I apologize for the non-generic format, but the chartcontains several special symbols that are not in the standard ASCII set,so they didn't translate when I tried to make a text file out of it.(If someone know how to do this, I would like to know.)This chart is copyrighted by Apple and was published on AppleLink.  Igot permission from them to publish it here, with the stipulation thatthe copyright remain on the file and that the chart not be used in any"for sale" products.  Obviously I can't insure that this will happen, butyou have been informed.  Please don't abuse this policy.Dan Lunderville            [e-mail]#### BINHEX     mac-memory-guide.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 05 Jun 92 11:53:16 EDT From: "Allan M. Bloom" <[e-mail]>Subject: Macintosh Memory Guide To answer once and for all the "How much memory can I put in my whatever"questions, here is the "Macintosh Memory Guide" HyperCard stack courtesyof those fine folks at COnnectix. It is a Stuffit Lite self extractingarchive (213K).Al Bloom, Virginia Tech#### TEXT       mac-plus-accelerators.txt   ****Date: 26 Mar 92 08:57:00 CST From: [e-mail]: Accelerators for MacPlus: Report Here is a summary of the responses I received from the network regardingMacPlus accelerators.  The information was helpful.  Well, I did it... I ordered the Novy Quick30 for the Mac Plus @ 25Mhz.I decided NOT to go with the Brainstorm product because I have a MacPortablewith a 16Mhz 68000 chip, and I wanted something faster.  So, Novy Quick 30got my vote.  All I can say is WOW !!!  It installed with no problem ('cept for the shittymanual that they give you...) but I soldered the connections, installed the memory, adjusted the power supply with the potentiometer supplied, replaced the video/power cabling, and sewed everything up.  It works great!So far, I have not noticed any incompatibility with any of the software on my machine.I am running system#### TEXT       mac-plus-dead-screen.txt   ****Date: Tue, 24 Mar 1992 10:20:50 -0700 From: [e-mail]: mac-plus-dead-screen.txt     A few weeks ago, I sent out a query asking for information on MacintoshPlus screen problems.  We had three Mac Pluses whose screens were blackwith a thin vertical line through the center of the screen.  In response tomy query regarding Mac Plus screen problems, I received the followingmessages.  They all center around the power supply as the problem, and inparticular the horizontal deflection capacitor.  The capacitor mentioned inthese messages turned out to be the problem on all three of our Mac Pluseswhose screens did not work.     - Brad Stone       Computer Support Coordinator       Brigham Young [e-mail]#### TEXT       mac-plus-fans.txt   ****Date: Wed, 22 Jul 92 13:10 WET From: "Alun J. Carr" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Summary of replies about cooling fans for Mac Plus Enclosed are replies I received in response to my query aboutcooling fans for the Mac Plus.It looks like the Kensington fan is the most common, but Ihaven't found a 220 V version yet.Many thanks to all those who replied.Please archive this under /report.AlunAlun J. Carr, Mech. Eng. Dept., UCD, Belfield, Dublin 4, Ireland.Internet: [e-mail]===== (cut here) ===========================================================#### TEXT       mac-plus-video-failure.txt   ****From: Claude Lapointe <[e-mail]>Subject: MacPlus video failure (SUMMARY) Date: 19 Nov 92 17:53:57 GMT Earlier I posted (abbreviated)     MacPlus, one of the earlier 1 meg versions, display collapsed to a     single bright vertical line in middle of screen. Other symptoms:     1- for some time, there had been intermittent screen jitter, as if        small groups of and individual scan lines would rapidly oscillate        laterally a few pixels     2- for some time, displayed objects were narrower the closer to the        right edge of the display they appeared     3- very shortly before failure, several repetitions of single scan#### TEXT       mac-se-accelerators.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Leonardo C. Topa)Date: Wed, 27 May 92 11:52:26 EDT Subject: SUMMARY: accelerators for a MacSE (very long) some time ago I asked for recommendations/suggestions regardingaccelerators for a MacSE. Since the topic seems quite popular and Ireceived several requests to summarize, I decided to do so. The basicidea conveyed by most replies is that it is probably worth while doingso, but you are up against more and more incompatibility problems.Here are the most interesting replies. Hope they are as useful to someof you as they are to me...- -Leonardo Topa**********************************************************************I had posted about two months ago and someone suggested the RailGunto me, however it is a little beyond my price range. Of course manypeople suggested the Apple SE/30 upgrade but at $895. for a 16Mhz. board#### TEXT       mac-secret-names.txt   ****From: "Brian S. Kendig" <[e-mail]>Date: Thu, 16 Apr 92 20:24:11 EDT Subject: The Macintosh Secret Code-Name List The latest revision of The Macintosh Secret Code-Name List,a list of the names Macs had before they had names.-----8<----- cut here -----8<----- -----8<----- cut here -----8<-----         The Macintosh Secret Code-Name List      compiled by Brian Kendig ([e-mail])            Third revision, 16 April 1992.Please report corrections to me, no matter how insignificant!You may (of course!) distribute this information freely,but please keep my name on this list if you pass it around whole.New info about codenames will be attributed and very much appreciated."Code-name" is my term for the names that machines and software getbefore they are released with `official' names.  A special subdivision#### TEXT       mac-secret-trick-list.txt   ****Date: Fri, 1 Jan 93 19:55:32 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Brian Kendig)Subject: The Macintosh Secret Trick List Here is my New and Improved Macintosh Secret Tricks List.Enjoy, and I'll see you at MacWorld in San Francisco!----------------                                                          .__________.  .__________________________________________________.    | Contents |  |                                                  |    |================|  |  The Macintosh Secret Trick List                 | .  | Hardware       |  |  compiled by Brian Kendig ([e-mail])  | .  | System         |  |                                          ____    | .  | Other software |  |  All-new for 1993!  January edition.    | OK |   | .  | Useful tips .  |  |                                         `----'   | .  `-------------|\-'  `--------------------------------------------------' .                |_\      .................................................    (c)1993 bsk    \#### TEXT       mac-tcp-info-12.txt   ****Date: Sun, 14 Mar 1993 10:10:00 -0600 From: [e-mail] (Eric Behr)Subject: New version of /info-mac/report/mac-tcp-info.txt Please replace the current copy of the file/info-mac/report/mac-tcp-info.txt with the enclosed one. Thank you.MacTCP and related Macintosh software=====================================revision 1.2, March 10, 1993----------------------------------------------------------------Copyright Eric Behr, Illinois State University, Mathematics DepartmentThis document can be freely redistributed in whole or in part, provided that this copyright notice is included intact, and thatno material profit is generated from such a transaction.#### TEXT       mac-tcp-info.txt   ****Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1992 17:11:12 -0600 From: [e-mail] (Eric Behr)Subject: New edition of MacTCP notes I'm enclosing a new revision of my notes on MacTCP, which should replacethe current file /info-mac/reports/mac-tcp-info.txt. Thank you.    E.MacTCP and related Macintosh software=====================================revision 1.1, November 15, 1992----------------------------------------------------------------Copyright Eric Behr, Illinois State University, Mathematics DepartmentThis document can be freely redistributed in whole or in part, provided that this copyright notice is included intact, and thatno material profit is generated from such a transaction.----------------------------------------------------------------#### TEXT       mac-to-workstation.txt   ****Subject: How To Connect A Mac To A Workstation Date: Thu, 14 May 92 10:41:02 -0400 From: Carl Hommel <[e-mail]>How To Connect A Mac To A WorkstationMay 14, 1992There are two ways to connect a Mac to a workstation: via Ethernet, orvia a serial line.  Ethernet is faster, but more expensive.  All of thesoftware described herein is shareware or public domain.  See below forwhere to get it.ETHERNETAs you would expect with computers, there are several ways to hook yourMac into an Ethernet.1.  Buy an Ethernet card, and put it in your Mac II, SE, or SE/30.2.  Buy an Ethernet box, and hook it up to any Mac with a SCSI port.3.  Buy a LocalTalk to Ethernet converter box.#### TEXT       macfacts-ii.txt   ****From: [e-mail]: Tue, 2 Mar 93 09:59:34 EST Mac Archive:   Please replace the following in your archive with this file.  This isan updated version of the list.OLD LISTING:/mac/misc/documentation/macfactstwo.txt  31     2/12/93    Text   Very thorough chart on the ENTIRE Mac line, including all the new   systems.  This includes a list of configurations, list of system   versions, manufacture and prices, and a list Speedometer tests.   By a different author than macfacts3.0a.txt.  Version 2/11/93.please change the version to 3/02/93.   Thank you.Dear Readers:#### TEXT       maclink-pc-formats.txt   ****Date: Tue, 2 Mar 1993 18:10 EST From: E=MC^2 <[e-mail]>Subject: Mac-Mac, Mac-PC-Mac, Mac-AppleWorks-Mac, Mac-Sun-Mac (A) Dear Netters,Many people have asked on the net about converting, Word, Pagemaker, Wordperfect, and IBM-MAC compatibilities.  I recentally asked MacLink/PC what are its new translation formats for version 7.0.  Remember all codes, fonts, styles, and graphics are preserved when you translate from program to program.  Also, all you need is a Din Serial port on your Mac to connect with an RS 232 9 or 25 pin IBM serial port (i.e. no SuperDrive is necessary to run MacLink/PC if you use the cables and terminal emulation).  Dayna's DosMounter 3.01 is also included.I recentally got the letter in response from MacLink/PC saying they have expanded their compatibilities.  Below is a list only of the most recent software compatibility additions (August 1992).  They also are compatible with earlier versions of the same software.  Disclaimer: The information here is directly quoted from material sent to me by DataViz.  It may contain inaccurate statements.  All the software below are #### TEXT       medline-pr.txt   ****Date: Thu, 3 Dec 92 07:19 EST From: Jeffrey L. Needleman <[e-mail]>Subject: MedLine via MacTCP on the Internet Many universities have site licenses for MedLine--but require accessthrough an IBM LAN only, with Mac software permitting that access throughthe university LAN currently unavailable. Although you can get anindividual license and access the library through telnet, the slick accessthrough proper search software has been unavailable--and individuals werenot allowed to use their university site licenses to access as individuals,making the cost of an account prohibitive for most individual users. Here's an announcement showing that is going to change, hopefully soon. Itwas forwarded to me by Edward Vielmetti <[e-mail]>; thanks, Ed!** INTERNET LITERATURE SEARCHING ** <[e-mail]>    Grateful Med 2.0 (Macintosh#### 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#### TEXT       mirror-rm88-review.txt   ****From: Rick Russell <[e-mail]>Subject: REVIEW: Mirror RM88 Removable Cartridge Drive Date: Thu, 17 Sep 92 23:22:00 CDT DATE: 9/17/92REVIEW: The MIRROR RM88 Removable Cartridge DriveConfiguration Tested:A MIRROR RM88 connected to1) Mac SE/30 8/80 and System 7.0.1 w/ TuneUp 1.12) Mac IIfx with 8/80 and System 7.0 w/ TuneUp 1.1, 8*24 Video Card3) Mac IIcx with 5/40 and System 7.0.1 w/ TuneUp 1.1, System 6.0.8,Asante Ethernet and Mac II Video, assorted bizarre and unusualsoftware.#### TEXT       misc-faq.txt   ****Date: Sun, 28 Feb 93 16:28:51 EST From: [e-mail] (Elliotte Rusty Harold)Subject: Miscellaneous Macintosh frequently asked questions (FAQ) Archive-name: macintosh/misc-faqVersion: 2.1.1Last-modified: February 26, 1993Copyright 1993 by Elliotte HaroldChanges:    1.1 Help!  I have a virus!        Disinfectant is now at version 3.0.    1.2:  I think I've found a new virus.  What should I do?    I corrected John Norstad's E-mail address.  It's #### TEXT       modem-guide-10.txt   ****Date: Fri, 28 Feb 1992 01:07:39 -0600 From: [e-mail](Sendhil Revuluri)Subject: [*] Modem Guide Dear Moderators and Readers of info-mac:        Attached is a copy of "What You Need to Know About Modems" invanilla ASCII (i.e., ".txt") format. It is a guide to the variousprotocols, manufacturers, and types of modems, and what they can be usedfor. It's very useful for anyone looking to buy a modem or confused aboutall the "v.23435325" and "MNP-238436586572" jargon around the latesthigh-speed modems.        "What You Need to Know About Modems" is part of the "Joy ofTelecomputing," by Patrick Chen. Thanks to Patrick for writing this and toJohn Park for sending me a copy.(I recommend you put this in the /info-mac/report directory.)***   Sendhil Revuluri   ***#### BINHEX     modem-guide-11.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Mar 93 18:52:35 CST From: [e-mail]: info-mac/report/modem-guide-11.hqx submission Hi,This is Version 1.1 of "What You Need to Know about Modems" andshould replace the file info-mac/report/modem-guide-10.txt. Theauthor is Patrick Chen.Although this document dated back on May 31, 1992, it still containmany modem related FAQ which explains high speed modem, error controlprotocol, data compression protocol, Fax modem protocol, how tochoose a high speed modem, how to set up software to work with highspeed modem, configuring those popular communication software to workwith high speed modem, other settings like data bits, parity, stopbits, duplex, terminal emulatiion, file transfer protocols, etc.I got this file from Mike Ruicci <[e-mail]> who postedit to comp.dcom.modems a few days ago. Thanks, Mike.Here is the extraction from the Preface:> DISTRIBUTION NOTICE:  This document may be distributed by electronic> bulletin boards and commercial on-line services.  This document may> not be edited or changed in any way for redistribution.>> This article is Part One of a three-part book/report entitled "The> Joy of Telecomputing."  As a plain ASCII file, it cannot contain any> of the illustrations and graphic elements provided in the printed> version.  For further information about "The Joy of Telecomputing,"> see Appendix C to G.>> This article should be useful to anyone interested in high-speed> modems (or 2400-bps modems with MNP5 or V.42bis).   Most modems> mentioned in this article are external units.  These modems can be> used on any microcomputer system, be it a PC, a Macintosh or an> Amiga.  Although only certain communication programs are used as> examples, the discussions about setting up software apply to packages> not covered herein.Liu#### TEXT       new-inside-mac-books.txt   ****Date: Mon, 18 Jan 93 14:47 N From: [e-mail]: [*] New Inside Macintosh Books Report Greetings,Recently i asked about the new Inside Macintosh books on the digest.I got many replies from many helpful people. Many thanks to them!I compiled all replies in a report, it might be helpful for otherpeople too !Enjoy !Dimitri BooneBelgium / [e-mail] : Could someone tell me the correct path and filename for obi-wan4.0. I have no direct ftp-possibilities and have to retrieve all filesby ftpmail. I have succesfully downloaded the obiwan database but the#### TEXT       nisus-first-impressions.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Tim Cera)Date: Mon, 6 Apr 1992 16:30:54 EDT Subject: [*] Comments about Nisus I am uploading some thoughts about Nisus.  We purchased Nisusa couple weeks ago.  When I sat down at it I took notes, becauseI can become used to things and I wanted fresh ideas.  There maybe work arounds, and I do want to know about them, but this is mainlyfor people deciding on a work processer to look at my problemswith Nisus.I suggest this be put in the reports directory.I am also sending this to the Nisus Wish List fax number at [phone].  I you agree with anything I have in here or have othersuggestions send them in.  Maybe programmers think everythingis hunky dory out in the real world :+)tim [e-mail]#### BINHEX     nixpub-long-list.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 21 Mar 93 19:06:56 CST From: [e-mail]: getting .z files and nixpub long list (01/23/93) submission A few days ago some people asked about how to transfer, decompressfiles with .z format. After some simple experiments I got everythingthrough. My way may not be elegent, but it could be done under therestricted resoources as I have now.Ok, here it is.How to do a file transfer from unix box with .Z format through a IBMmainframe to a local Macintosh:1.    binary ftp    (preserve the 8-bit character compressed format?)2.    compress fn z fm (decompress lrecl 128    invoke the compress utility that is available in the CMS version    and able to deal with .Z, the unix compressed format. lrecl 128    is used because CMS Kermit can do binary file transfer only for    file with logical record length less than 128 bytes (unit?).    option decompress is used to decompress file which is named as fn    z fm.3.    Kermit    invoke CMS Kermit4.    set file binary5.    uncheck all the conversion and filter options of the local    telecomm program6.    check binary file transfer (not MacBinary) for local telecomm    programs's  Kermit file transfer protocol7.    do the file transfer8.    use your favor utility/text processor to replace line feed    character, (ASCII 10, or <LF>) with carriage return character    (ASCII 13, or <CR>)Following these procedures, and with the help of White Knight andBBEdit, I could successfully get nixpub_long_list from ftp sitepit-manager.mit.edu under directory /pub/usenet/comp.misc/. The fileformat is very close to the format of the old list found in theInfo-Mac archive.As for nixpub_long_list, it gives information for --Open Access UNIX(*NIX) Sites [both Fee and No Fee]--. This list was published onJanuary 28, 1993. It should be useful to people who are interested inInternet availability, from simple net mail to ftp, telnet, newsfeed, etc. For more details about such connection, check out/report/comp-sys-mac-comm-faq.txt/report/internet-access-11.hqx/report/internet-dial-in.txt/report/mac-tcp-info.txt/report/personal-internet-connection.txtRegards,Liu#### TEXT       no-empty-trash.txt   ****Date: Mon, 16 Nov 92 11:32:01 +0100 From: "CHRISTIAN F. BUSER" <[e-mail]>Subject: Can't empty trash / Silverlining In an earlier issue of the digest I asked why the Mac would tell me thatthe trash can is empty even when I know that there is something in it todelete. So far, I've got 2 email replies. From: ccu.UManitoba.CA!milton (David Milton):> I have seen this problem too; more than once. It seems to be related> to switching back and forth between System 7 and System 6. If you> always trash the desktop folder and the trash folder when you are in> System 6 you will have no problems. If however you put something in>> The following seems to duplicate the problem about half of the time:>   Run system 7 and put something in the garbage,>     don't empty the garbage.>   reboot with System 6#### TEXT       old-sony-drive-fix.txt   ****Date: Mon, 15 Mar 93 12:22:03 GMT From: [e-mail] (Francis Knight, SIEM UK Felixstowe)Subject: Hard Drive Stiction problems: a follow-up [e-mail] (Steven Arthur Sivier) writes in response to my query last week:>You mean its Sony drives that have the stiction problems? I thought it>only affected Quantum drives. It happens I have an old 40 Meg Sony drive>(Model SRD2040A-02) from out of a IIcx that refuses to spin anymore. Can>I get this repaired (or replaced) for free or should I just toss it?I sure do. I went through this same loop last summer with my own SE/30 witha Sony drive. I had to do some research on behalf of my qualified Appledealer, natch, but got a free replacement. Now he sounds mostknowledgeable, as I discovered when I phoned him last week in relation tothe firm's machine, until I got to the word "Quantum", whereapon: problemnot known. I thought the Quantum problem was more widely known, butstrangely, nobody has (yet) confirmed it in response to my query last week.#### BINHEX     one-net-pr.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Announcing OneNet Date: Wed, 2 Dec 92 18:05:36 PST      Attached to this statement is a press release from the OneNet MemberNetwork in MS Word format.  The OneNet is an ever-expanding worldwide networkof more than 50 Macintosh BBSes running FirstClass (TM) software publishedby SoftArc, Inc., of Canada.  This network is hubbed at OneNet Los Altos,415-948-1349, located in Los Altos, California, and has nodes throughoutthe U.S., Canada, and several other countries.     More information about the network may be obtained via the information inthis Press Release, and I'd be glad to answer any informal questions.  Notethat I will be posting a listing of the OneNet Member (TM) BBSes in the nextfew days.                   Steve Heckler                   Files Administrator, OneNet Member Network                   Member, OneNet project Board of Directors#### BINHEX     one-net-primer-pr.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 20 Mar 93 21:34:51 EST From: [e-mail] (Ron Bannon)Subject: OneNet_Primer (Put in comm directory) This is a press release document downloaded from the OneNet BBS. It's veryinformative and should be read by anyone interested in WAN and the future of Mac communications. Ron Bannon 03/20/93 [e-mail], March 14, 1993 8:28:42 PMonenet ItemFrom:          Scott ConverseSubject:       More about OneNet Member* networkTo:            Mitchell L. StoddardCc:            NewsAttachments:                      OneNet Primer.sea          69KFor more information about OneNet Member*, download the attached archive of our press release.  Contact Scott Converse, Onenet Member Executive Director (via Email) at:OneNet Los Altos (Scott Converse)America Online (Scottish)InterNet (CONVERSE1@[e-mail])CompuServe (76004,3351)#### TEXT       other-13-inch-monitors.txt   ****Date: Thu, 27 Aug 92 22:22:08 CDT From: Peter Newton <[e-mail]>Subject: Report for archive on Alternatives to Apple's 13 in color monitor         Alternatives to Apple's 13 Inch Color Hi-Res Monitor                       Update: August 27, 1992                        - Peter Newton -                     - [e-mail] -     INTRODUCTION          This article is about alternatives to the Apple 13 inch     color hi-res monitor.  The subject is interesting because there     is a range of monitors available, some less expensive, some     better, and most more flexible in that they can also be used with     non-Mac systems.  In fact, their primary market is PC users.#### BINHEX     pb-batt-cyclers.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 11 Aug 1992 13:52 EST From: David Elbert <[e-mail]>Subject: Battery Cyclers for PB Posting (*) #### BINHEX     pc-wordperfect-files.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 7 Sep 1992 11:16 EST From: "PROF. L.G. LEDUC" <[e-mail]>Subject: Report on Translating WordPerfect files Please find below my report on translating WordPerfect files from PC DOSformat to Word 5.0 on the Mac.Leo G. [e-mail]#### TEXT       personal-internet-connection.txt   ****Date: Wed, 17 Feb 93 09:08:37 -0500 From: [e-mail]: [*] Personal Internet connection summary Moderator, please post the following...To any and all who are curious:Here is a collection of responses that I received regarding my questionabout obtaining a personal internet connection.  I've abandoned that particular quest until some rich relative dies or personal internet connections become more common.  The following letters contain some information (mostly depressing) about getting an internet connectionand also other info about various new online services (the next bestthing).  This collection is rather long (1400+ lines) and therefore belongs in the report directory.  Note, this is a _collection_ of theresponses, not really a report.  Of course Info-Mac isn't really a_digest_ either! ;)#### TEXT       power-glove-to-mac.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Adam C. Engst)Subject: 3D controllers Date: Wed, 5 Feb 92 13:44:57 PDT In Regards to your letter <[e-mail]>:> Does anyone out there know how to convert a Mattel PowerGlove (for Nintendo> I think) to the Mac, preferably through the ADB port? I realize that the> software driver would have to be created, but for now I'm more interested> in the hardware specs. (Of course, anyone who has any ideas about the driver,> please let me know)...Well, since these issues of TidBITS aren't readily available (butsend email to [e-mail] with the word locationsin the Subject: to find out where most back issues can be found),I'll repost this information from TidBITS#19 and TidBITS#64...cheers ... Adam C. Engst, TidBITS EditorTidBITS#19/03-Sep-90#### TEXT       powerbook-faq.txt   ****11-Apr-92 17:39:58-GMT,19154;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA04654; Sat, 11 Apr 92 10:39:57 PDTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA02770; Sat, 11 Apr 92 10:39:57 PDTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from hila.hut.fi by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id AA14698;        Sat, 11 Apr 92 02:50:31 PDT Received: by hila.hut.fi (5.65c/7.0/S-TeKoLa) id AA21515; Sat, 11 Apr 1992        12:49:28 +0300 Date: Sat, 11 Apr 1992 12:49:28 +0300 From: Juri Munkki <[e-mail]>Message-Id: <[e-mail]> To: [e-mail]-To: [e-mail]-Date: Sat, 11 Apr 1992 10:39:55 PDTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### TEXT       powerbook-lcd-displays.txt   ****Subject: PowerBook screens From: John A Savage <[e-mail]>Date: Tue, 8 Dec 1992 17:58:24 -0500 HiThis is a copy of the report I made about PowerBook LCD displays a week or twoback. Due to numerous requests, I have decided to submit it to you, for thereports directory, or the digest or whatever is most apropriate. I have neverreally done this before, so I hope all goes well.......******************************************************************************** This is a more detailed description of how an LCD display works. I will not go into detail about the difference between Active/Passive etc. This is purely to explain the ScreenSaver effects and things.  For all Chemists out there, I realise this discussion isn't totally accurate but it is 'correct' and I can't be bothered to give a lecture course on nematic crystals!! :-)#### BINHEX     powerbook-solutions-guide.hqx   ****Date: Monday, 20 Apr 1992 18:35:10 EDT From: [e-mail] (Burgess Allison M15126 x7548 Westgate W389)Subject: Powerbook Solutions Guide2 (Word format) The attached file is a Microsoft Word version of Apple's "PowerBookSolutions Guide"--previously uploaded in AppleLink image format by ThomasFruin  <[e-mail]>.  As Thomas pointed out, you need AppleLinkto read the AppleLink version.  As a reminder, here's what it contains:> Here is an extensive listing (69 pages) of PowerBook related hardware> and software products. It's called the PowerBook Solutions Guide, and was> compiled by Apple. It will probably answer several of some recently posted> PowerBook questions, such as the one about 9600 bps internal modems.Administrivia:  I ported the AppleLink image file into Word--a process thatpreserved text but no formatting.  (The original is a multicolumn documentwith headers, footers, reverse video, big square blocks of black, and mostlyTimes as its font.)  In fact, the process didn't even preserve soft returnsinside paragraphs.  But the text is there, including hard page breaks sothe table of contents and index will work (the 1st four pages are treatedas introductory, so you don't get to "Page 1" of the Guide until page 5).(Stick with me on this, this *will* be on the quiz.)  You might want tochange the font size to something small, to stop any soft page returns frommessing up the page numbers.Hope this helps.   Burgess Allison      McLean, VA      <[e-mail]>#### TEXT       printing-booklets.txt   ****Date: Tue, 31 Mar 92 11:31:46 PST From: "Peter Jorgensen" <[e-mail]>Subject: Printing Booklets - compiled answers Received: from COLGATEU.BITNET by COLGATEU.BITNET (PMDF #12539) id <[e-mail]>; Tue, 31 Mar 1992 14:28 EDTDate: Tue, 31 Mar 1992 14:28 EDTFrom: Peter Jorgensen <[e-mail]>Subject: Printing Booklets - compiled answersTo: INFOMAC: ;Message-id: <[e-mail]>X-Envelope-to: [e-mail]-VMS-To: in%infomacHere is a compilation of the replies (not including those that got posted inthe Digest) I received to the question "How does one print booklets?"Summary: Several suggested PocketBookWriter - which I am trying, but whichdoesn't seem to be System 7.0 compatible.         Several suggested DynoPage - which, being commercial, may be.#### TEXT       printing-on-ethernet.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (David Hartmann)Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1993 14:01:57 -0800 Subject: ethernet-printing-report.txt Recently I posted a question about how to connect localtalk printers(like our old Apple LaserWriter) to ethernet, so our macs on ethernetcould print to it.A number of people replied with extremely helpful suggestions.  Theirsuggestions and my own research is summarized below.  The actual mailmessages follow the summary.A huge thanks to everyone who replied!David [e-mail]-------#### BINHEX     programmers-paradise.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 27 Sep 92 04:00 EDTFrom: [e-mail]: ProgrammerParadise.hqxInformation on the ProgrammerUs Paradise Pascal Source Code Package. Tells you all about the programs and how to order!#### TEXT       programming-in-basic.txt   ****Date: Tue, 10 Nov 92 13:48:38 PST From: "Anthony E. Siegman" <[e-mail]>Subject: Programming the Mac in BASIC    Here for what it's worth is an annotated list of books and otherreferences on programming the Mac in QuickBASIC and other BASICs.Most of these are several years or more old, but some of them couldstill be useful, especially for more novice or amateur programmers.   Publish, archive, or ditch as you see fit (about 150 lines total).**********************************************************Programming the Macintosh in BASIC (Recent References)**********************************************************%    Harvey M. Deitel and Paul J. Deitel, Microsoft MacintoshQuickBASIC: A Structured Approach (Prentice Hall, 1991).    One reviewer says: ``This (might be) a good book for a person#### TEXT       radius-rocket-upgrade.txt   ****Date: Tue, 11 Feb 92 17:41:44 PST From: [e-mail] (Cedric Bhihe)Subject: post this please [ Moderator : please post this message in the hardware forum folder under heading Radius-Rocket-in-Mac-II.txtS. Thank you ]For those of you who expressed interest in the Radius Rocket upgrade path for the Mac II line, I use a Radius Rocket Nubus accelerator with a pre-release of the software v1.3 they call the RadiusWare. Here is what I can share on that subject/product.                                   -o-If you are thinking about upgrading your Mac II, IIx or IIcx, you have several options, not just the Rocket, depending on your priorities: a) you can go quadra 700 only if you possess a IIcx, that will give you speeds greater than those offered by the Rocket, but not so much greater that it should be your only concern (in fact those concerned with speed should either go the Next route, or for those spending somebody elseUs money, the Silicon #### TEXT       rebuild-desktop-novell.txt   ****29-Jul-92 17:26:58-GMT,7349;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA27696; Wed, 29 Jul 92 10:26:58 PDTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA02271; Wed, 29 Jul 92 10:26:57 PDTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from YVAX1.BYU.EDU (byu.edu) by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id        AA24344; Wed, 29 Jul 92 08:03:20 PDT Received: from [128.187.7.48] (petros.byu.edu) by yvax.byu.edu (PMDF #2655 )        id <[e-mail]>; Wed, 29 Jul 1992 09:02:22 MDT Date: 29 Jul 1992 09:02:08 -0700 From: [e-mail]: Rebuild Desktop on Novell w/ Sys 7 (A) To: [e-mail]: [e-mail], Chris Webster <[e-mail]>,        [e-mail],        "Dwight Lemke @ Wisconsin Oshkosh" <[e-mail]>,        [e-mail]#### TEXT       revrdist.txt   ****From: Martin Levins <[e-mail]>Subject: RevRdist and why I like it Date: Tue, 1 Dec 92 22:47:15 EST (Bill, if this is too long, please feel free to put it into the archive, butit probably doesn't rate as a big deal text thing)Hi guys,There have been some wuestions asked re the programs: RevRDist vs. FolderBolt vs. AtEase lately.In particular: I need to evaluate these three programs in preparation for protecting some 40 Mac hard drives.  Over the semester break I and another co-worker will be installing some 40 Mac hard drives in preparation for upgrading to System 7.x.x. Since I don't want to have to closely watch every single drive for contraband software which students in our open labs WILL install on the disks.  I have#### TEXT       se30-external-video.txt   ****Date: Thu, 22 Aug 91 10:42:18 CDT From: Rick Russell <[e-mail]>Organization: Rice University Subject: SUMMARY: SE/30 External Video Solutions Back at the beginning of August I posted a question on the Info-Macdigest about external video solutions for the SE/30. I didn't receivevery many replies, but those which I did receive were quite good.Many thanks to everyone who replied. Included below is a digested copyof the replies, with messages separated by "--" marks.Rick [e-mail][e-mail]--> Date: Fri, 2 Aug 91 07:24 PST#### TEXT       se30-full-page-monitors.txt   ****From: [e-mail] ( John Thoo )Date: Sun, 10 Nov 91 23:47:12 PST Subject: Full-page monitors for SE/30 Sometime near the end of October I asked info-mac digest readers the following: >I'm interested in purchasing a 15" portrait display for my SE/30, and>have narrowed my choices down to the following three monitors (although>I'm open to any further recommendations):>>Ehman Monochrome 15" Monitor (w/card): $495 direct>Mirror Full-page Monochrome Display (w/card): $477 direct>Sigma Designs PageView Multi-Mode (w/card): $683 campus bookstore>> Also, I'm presently using After Dark; will AD work *independently*> on the SE/30's built-in screen and the PD, or will I have to obtain another> screen saver?  #### TEXT       se30-grayscale.txt   ****Date: Fri, 31 Jul 1992 00:01 EST From: ROBERT_BROCKMAN <[e-mail]>Subject: Answers to "Internal grayscale on SE/30?" query I recently posted a question to the net about the Micron card for the SE/30that allows the internal monitor to display grayscale. I received a slew ofrequests from folks wanting to hear what I learned, so what follows is themain body text from the three messages I received.> The condensed version is that the card is great, > but a little tricky to install.Personally, while I was collecting this data I decided my money was betterspent on Think Pascal 4.0 and QUED/M, so it doesn't look like I'll be buyinganything in the way of hardware any time soon, but a big THANK YOU to thosethat helped me out.Robert Brockman, [e-mail]  or  [e-mail]+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +#### TEXT       se30-monitor-options.txt   ****From: [e-mail] ( John Thoo )Date: Tue, 4 Feb 92 21:23:59 PST Subject: SE/30 and color monitor: report I recently posted the following questions on IMD:>I have an SE/30, and was considering buying a full-page or two-page>monochrome monitor. Recently, however, I've been more interested in>getting an 8-bit color or grey-scale monitor. Am I being stupid?>What I mean is, will hooking up an 8-bit color or grey-scale>monitor to my SE/30 make it sooooo sssllllooooowwwwwww that I'd be,>well, STUPID for doing so? Should I consider only 1-bit monitors?>>Are there any accelerator/8-bit combo cards for an SE/30 out there?>Or will I have to choose between speeding up my Mac or looking at>a color screen?  I received quite a few responses to my queries (a couple of peopleactually responded *twice*), and I'd like to thank each and everyone who#### TEXT       shareware-for-govt.txt   ****Date: Tue, 31 Dec 1991 16:01:36 PSTFrom: The Moderators <[e-mail]>Subject: [Judy Karpen <[e-mail]> : summary of answers to my                ---------------   1) 31-Dec Judy Karpen  summary of answers to my earlier (2036 chars)   2) 31-Dec (null)       (null) (445 chars)   3) 31-Dec (null)       (null) (4622 chars)Message 1 -- *********************Return-Path: <[e-mail]>Received: from sumex-aim.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA04095; Tue, 31 Dec 91 13:04:52 PSTReceived: from nrlfs1 (nrlfs1.nrl.navy.mil) by sumex-aim.Stanford.EDU (4.0/inc-1.0)    id AA17846; Tue, 31 Dec 91 13:04:46 PSTReceived: from shiva4175.nrl.navy.mil by nrlfs1 (5.61/1.34) id AA04323; Tue, 31 Dec 91 16:04:38 -0500Date: Tue, 31 Dec 91 16:04:38 -0500Message-Id: <9112312104.AA04323@nrlfs1>From: Judy Karpen  <[e-mail]>#### TEXT       sim-life.txt   ****From: Rick Russell <[e-mail]>Subject: REVIEW: SimLife Date: Fri, 6 Nov 92 0:20:39 CST The following is a review I posted to comp.sys.mac.games right after I boughtMaxis' latest, SimLife. I thought you might like a copy for the archives.----------------------------------- CUT HERE ----------------------------------SIMLIFE - The Review8 Oct 1992William R. Russell, [e-mail] - What is it?While I suppose it begs comparison to other MAXIS products, I'll tryto succintly describe SimLife without using previous MAXIS releases asmy guideline.#### TEXT       small-talk.txt   ****Date: Tue, 27 Oct 92 16:25 BST From: Raza Rizvi x320 <[e-mail]>Subject: (Summary) Smalltalk on MAC This is a summary of the *excellent* response I received about Smalltalk onMacintosh which I thought I should post back to INFO-MAC. I have also individually posted the people who actually sent the replies.All replies have been edited by me for clarity, so I take responsibilityfor errors etc. Opinions expressed belong to the original author.Between posting and getting the replies back, I contacted Xerox EuroParc and Xerox Parc to find out whether the 'inventor' of Smalltalk (Adele Goldberg) still worked for them. They pointed me to her new company, ParcPlace Systems.Below are some comments about ParcPlace Systems version of smalltalk, includinga reply direct from a ParcPlace Systems employee (good to know they are on thenet!)#### TEXT       smilie-dictionary.txt   ****From: [e-mail] ( John Thoo )Date: Wed, 18 Dec 91 13:22:46 PSTSubject: Unofficial Smilie DictionaryHello, folks--I just received a copy of the Unofficial Smilie Dictionary from Guy Kawasaki,which I thought everyone here might enjoy browsing. So here 'tis![Thanks, Mr. Sewell, for posting Mr. Kawasaki's e-mail address.]Enjoy!--John.C = }>;{)) Last month this newspaper described some of the purported hazards ofworking with computers -- electro-magnetic radiation, strained limbs,strained eyes. We neglected to mention crooked heads. That is what you#### BINHEX     speedometer-various-20.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 4 Mar 93 14:13:00 +0100 From: [e-mail]: Speedometer-various-20.hqx Here is the latest combined record of all themachine file's i could get a hold on.With the help of the people named in the readme.Macintosh models (in various flavours) covered in this record file are :68000 (8MHz)              Plus, SE, Classic      (16MHz)             Portable, PB10068020 (16MHz)             SE, LC      (16MHz+FPU)         SE, II, LC68030 (16MHz)             Classic-II, LC-II, PB140,IIvi      (16MHz+FPU)         II-cx, SE/30, LC-II      (20MHz)             II-si      (20MHz+FPU)         II-si      (25MHz)             PB145, PB160, Duo210      (25MHz+FPU)         PB170, II-ci, Plus + accel                 (33MHz+FPU)         LC + accel, IIvx      (40MHz+FPU)         II-fx      (50MHz+FPU)         ci + accel68040 (25MHz)             Centris610      (25MHz+FPU)         Quadra-700, Quadra-900      (33MHz)             Centris650, Quadra-700 + accel, Quadra-950The machine's still wanted are Duo230,PB180,Performa's,macED.This should replace speedometer-for-various-12.hqxspeedometer-for-various.hqxin the report directory.Please call this one speedometer-various-20.hqxregards ericv   [e-mail]#### TEXT       startup-deskpict-faq.txt   ****Date: Wed, 25 Nov 92 11:36:57 EST From: Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*]startupscreens and deskpicts FAQ Bill, My previous FAQ is a little out of date now -- could you please replace it with the following.------------------------------Over the last year or so I've posted quite a few startupscreens to info-mac. One consequence of this is to get a flood of email askingquestions about how to use the screens, how to create them and so on.The following is a list of answers to the most common questions.   Frequently asked questions about startupscreens and desktop pictures.1) I have a startupscreen, how do I get it to work?   A-- Rename the file to "startupscreen" (no quotes) and put in in your    system folder. The next time you reboot it will be displayed.#### TEXT       style-writer-refills.txt   ****Date: Fri, 26 Jun 1992 02:30 EST From: [e-mail]: How to Refill StyleWriter Cartridges and Fountain Pen Cartridges,How to Refill StyleWriter Cartridges and Fountain Pen Cartridges, version 2.Edited and augmented by Brian Richmond: [e-mail] on an Internet and TorontoUs Magic Bulletin Board notes from: KeesHuizing ([e-mail]); Bruce.Henderson ([e-mail]); Louis Bergeron([e-mail]); Michael McKeever, etc.---------------------------------------------------------------------What you need:1. A StyleWriter cartridge which is empty/dry.2. A syringe which can be filled to 20 cc (ml) (not too large). You can use itseveral times if you rinse it well after use with alcohol.  You may be able toget a syringe from a drugstore, your doctor, a vetrinarian, or a blunt#### TEXT       super-atm-pr.txt   ****Date: Sun, 3 Jan 1993 23:49:42 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Tony Huang)Subject: [*]SuperATM press release Adobe SuperATM is now shipping and for registered ATM owners the upgradefee is $49 directly from Adobe (for comparison, MacConnection sells it for$89). It includes lots of goodies (Adobe Type Reunion, Adobe Type On CallCD-ROM, two multiple master fonts and five other fonts). In case youwonder, the two multiple master fonts are NOT the Minion or Myriad multiplemaster fonts - which you still have to pay (dearly!).This press release was downloaded from Adobe Forum on CompurServe.Tony [e-mail] Announces SuperATM  Revolutionary Font Substitution SoftwarePreserves text format in documents by creating metrically exactsubstitutes for Adobes Type 1 or TrueType fonts#### TEXT       supra-zyxel-comparison.txt   ****Date: Sat, 13 Feb 1993 01:57:36 -0500 (EST) From: Bill Johnston <[e-mail]>Subject: Comparison of Supra and Zyxel modems for the Mac Here are two articles comparing Supra and Zyxel modems that I recently posted to the usenet newsgroups comp.dcom.modemsand comp.sys.mac.comm.  They led to more mail followups thanI want to deal with individually, so I'm submitting the articles as posted followed by some info on price and availability withpointers to net.sources of technical info on the Zyxel itself.-- Bill Johnston ([e-mail])-- 38 Chambers Street; Newark, DE 19711; [phone]First, one question that I can answer:  even though I state in the articles below that I made a hardware-handshaking cable from a recipe in the comp.sys.mac.comm FAQ, you can easily buyone from MacZone, part number 05914, phone [phone], or [phone] voice, [phone] fax for int'l callers.#### TEXT       sys-70-71-speeds.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Mel Martinez x8378)Subject: [*]sys70_vs_71_speed.txt Date: Fri, 27 Nov 92 18:15:59 EST report/sys71_vs_70_speed.txtThis submission is a compilation report on the speed of the Mac OS Systemversion 7.1 versus System version 7.0.1 on various Mac models.The motivation for this report was the many rumours going around about aperformance decline in SANE performance on some machines.  Since changes inperformance of the System has a direct effect on users' productivity, Ithought it would be useful to compile actual tests so that people could referto actual facts when making the decision on whether to upgrade to Sys7.1 ornot.The tests used are the suite of benchmarks performed by the programinfo-mac/util/speedometer_31.hqx.  These benchmarks are only valid forcomparison purposes between mac models and should not be used to compare toother platforms.  Also, when looking at ANY benchmarks, you should always keep#### BINHEX     sys-71-writenow-notes.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 21 Oct 92 20:54:42 CDT From: [e-mail]: System 7.1 Notes in WriteNow 3.0 format Howdy,The subject should be clear enough. WriteNow 3.0 took about two minutesto convert the original file from MacWrite ][ format on my ][si andprinted it out in a normal speed on my PLW LS. I wish this submissioncan make other people who can afford only $18 WriteNow site licence like mehave an easier life.LiuP.S. This is an self-extracted file compressed and converted byCompact Pro 1.3.3.  --I paid my registration fee already; I don'tlike to see people claiming Taiwanese always pirate software. Itry to do my share as I could.#### TEXT       sys7-emergency-disk.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Rich Ragan)Subject: Building a Sys7 Emergency Disk Date: Mon, 10 Feb 92 14:12:54 PST The following description should probably go into the archivesrather than just be a one time posting.Thanks, Rich Ragan ([e-mail])=====================================================Everyone should have a "In Case of Emergency, Break Glass System Floppy Disk". It should contain a bootable system and a good diskrecovery utility such as Norton, SUM, etc. However, with the adventof System 7 this has become hard. A minimal System and Finder leavesinsufficient space for the disk recovery tools.The following cookbook will allow you to build an emergency recoverydisk for your Macintosh. Here is how to proceed.First you want to be careful not to mess up your own system. The #### TEXT       sys7-finder-command-keys.txt   ****Date: Wed, 1 May 91 08:24:58 PDTFrom: LOUIE CASAGRANDE <[e-mail]>Subject: Command Keys in Finder System 7.0Fellow Netters:I am forwarding this message, courtesy of Thomas Lunde via Jim Bethin, because I found itimmensely helpful and I thought others might, too.  I implemented everything except the CMD-U,CMD-S,. and CMD-R (too many accidental restarts when trying to empty the trash with CMD-T) and they all work just as promised.  BTW, I'm using 7.0b4 (I know, a dinosaur, but I haven'tbeen able to get my grubbies on any of the FC's) and ResEdit 2.1 (though _that_ shouldn't makeany difference).  Now, maybe one of you MacGods out there can develop a template or, evenbetter, a resource editor, to make these things easier.Lou CasagrandeTL> From [e-mail] Mon Apr 22 07:45:08 1991 From:TL> [e-mail] (Thomas Lunde) Newsgroups:TL> comp.sys.mac.system Subject: Finder 7 Shortcuts Summary: Here theyTL> are! Keywords: 7 Finder shortcut Date: 21 Apr 91 08:56:24 GMTTL> Followup-To: comp.sys.mac.system #### TEXT       system-7-goodies.txt   ****Date: Wed, 18 Sep 91 14:26:36 EDT From: Clare Durst <[e-mail]>Subject: System 7 goodies Thanks to everyone who contributed their information on System7 specialgoodies: to Murph Seawall (of course!), George Wittenberg, Jonathan Helton,Dan Goldman, John Morgan, Nathan Gasser, Jill Williams. Hope I haven'tfogotten anyone.Forgive me for taking so long to report on them - a lot of things can comeup at this time of year in a university, as we all know.  In submittingthese, I can only vouch that a) they all work together for me on my IIcxand portrait monitor; b) they all seem to work together on a small screenSE with 4 meg of memory and c) almost all are almost free.  Almost theonly other thing I have in memory besides these apps is Suitcase.  Several (marked with an *) do much the same thing. Take your pick.Someone suggested the NOW utilities but since they're not shareware Ididn't check them out. Popover and ViewPaint both were recommended,#### TEXT       times-two.txt   ****Date: Sat, 5 Dec 1992 15:46:14 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Tony Huang)Subject: [*] TimesTwo (and comparison with other auto compression programs) There have been some discussions about TimesTwo in the last few days andhere's my impression of the product (I originally intended to comment onthe product earlier but a project deadline kept me from doing this):First of all, for those of you not familiar with the product, TimesTwo is aHD formatter which replaces the existing SCSI driver with a driver thatdoes compression and decompression as data are written and read from thedisk. Since it's operating at the driver level and nearly all programs talkto the HD through the driver, everything gets "compressed", andtheorectically, this process should be totally transparent (not so with anyother types of compression programs) and there should be no compatibilityproblem with those programs (provided the driver is bug-free, of course).In reality, however, this's not entirely the case (all softwares have bugs- bug-free softwares are just not humanly possible), although TimesTwo doesfulfill most of its promises. Once installed correctly, TimesTwo does work#### BINHEX     um-hardware-prices.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 12 Jun 92 07:50:30 -0400 From: Jeffrey L. Needleman <[e-mail]>Subject: Hardware-price-report.sea.hqx Here's a listing of current computer hardware (and some software) with theprices charged as of June 5th for departmental orders at the University ofMichigan (Ann Arbor). U-M is a member of the Apple Consortium but sets itsown prices for faculty and students. In my experience the U-M prices are abit higher than those set by other universities. This report will give youa notion of what current prices are (something that is not easy to obtainat many other universities, whose computer purchasing offices do notprepare comprehensive lists or do not update them frequently). Also, this particular list serves as a handy reference to what isavailable, since it is a descriptive list with much information. Forexample, here's a typical listing:985855   $2140.95   Macintosh PowerBook 140 4/40                                                   4 MB RAM; 40 MB internal hard drive (20ms); 1.4 MBinternal                     floppy drive; 16 MHz; 68030 processor; 10" backlitdisplay;                     sound port; 63-key keyboard; trackball; 2-3 hourbattery;                       and AC adapter.  7lb.                                                          (Individual purchase includes Disinfectant.)               Enjoy!Jeff Needleman  <[e-mail]>#### TEXT       unix-via-nfs.txt   ****Date: Wed, 7 Oct 1992 10:14:01 -0700 (MST) From: [e-mail] (A virtually vegetal non-entity)Subject: Re: Info-Mac Digest V10 #241 In article <[e-mail]>, it is written:> >Info-Mac Digest             Tue,  6 Oct 92       Volume 10 : Issue 241> >Today's Topics:> >      Need network software on Mac to connect UNIX's NFS (A)>I did a review of the two NFS clients for Macintosh for DigitalNews (now merged with Digital News and Review).  You can read it inDN, or (since DN is now unable to give reprints) here's the text:NFS Client for Macintosh, Product Profileby Joel Snyder#### TEXT       using-sgi-images.txt   ****Date: Mon, 31 Aug 92 22:44:20 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Dr. Jon Stewart)Subject: [*] Using Silicon Graphics images on the Mac, A report Fellow MacUsers,A few weeks ago I asked how I could use some of the images I created on the Silicon Graphics workstation on my Mac.  Specifically, I have some pictures ofprotein structures that I wanted to pretty up and print out as part of docu-ments on my Mac.  I received three very helpful answers to this question, andfor the benefit of others who might be interested in this problem, I have collected the methods together (with the authors' kind permission) andsubmitted this to the report directory.  Many thanks to all who took the timeto reply to my question!Jon StewartDepartment of ChemistryPenn State [e-mail]#### BINHEX     vendor-emails.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 10 Nov 92 14:57:05 EST From: [e-mail] (Matthew Simpson)Subject: Vendor Email 1.4 Version 1.4 of the Vendor Email, BBS, FTP site and FAX  list!Enclosed is a binhex4-encoded file containing a self-extracting folder with three files in Word 4/5, Excel 2.2, Excel 4.0 and tab-delimited text format.  Each file contains a list of Email, BBS, FAX numbers and FTP sites for Macintosh vendors. Depending on your needs, feel free to delete the others: other than formatting they are identical!My goal with this list is to maintain an accurate and up-to-date list of those companies that are on the internet or an internet-reachable service. I have considered making a list with sales, tech support, and 1-(800) numbers, but since my primary interest is in maintaining a list that is usable to those of us who do NOT live in the U.S.A, and secondarily to promote those forward-thinking companies who currently use electronic services, I will limit myself to those companies making or selling Macintosh hardware or software that maintain a BBS or active Email presence.We will be adding more Australian vendor information to this list. If anyone out there has any information to be added to the list please let us know.I have the vendors entered alphabetically, without street addresses or information regarding their products. I have a partial listing of AOL addresses FAX numbers and FTP sites: please send me any appropriate information that you might have!June 1, 1992: Version 1.0  First list sent out: July 2, 1992: Version 1.01 Corrections and a few additionsJuly 14, 1992: Version 1.1 Partial list of AOL addresses, FTP sites and FAX numbers added.July 24, 1992: Version 1.2 More than 240 vendors are now listed!Oct 13, 1992: Version 1.3 New Editor Matthew SimpsonNov 10, 1992: Version 1.4 Corrections and a few additionsI have taken most of these addresses either from companies whom I deal with directly, from the August, 1991 article in MacUser (pages 242 to 244), or gleaned over the past months from Info-mac. I have received corrections and additions from the following people. Thank you all!    [e-mail] (William H. Jefferys)    [e-mail] (David Wong)    [e-mail] (John)    [e-mail] (Phil Ryan)    [e-mail] (Rainer Daeschler)    [e-mail] (Eric Hoffmann)    [e-mail] (Elliotte Rusty Harold)    [e-mail] (Henk Verhaar)    [e-mail] (John Barrett-Lennard)    [e-mail] (Danny Thomas)    [e-mail] (Jamie R. McCarthy)    [e-mail] (Jeffrey Fritz)    [e-mail] (Gerold Ritter )    [e-mail] (Len Lattanzi )    [e-mail] (tom coradeschi)    [e-mail] (Adam C. Engst)    [e-mail] (Robert Hess)    [e-mail]    [e-mail] (Pieter Stouten)    [e-mail] (Tim Rushing)    [e-mail] (Gary T. Czychi)    [e-mail] (David Fiel)    [e-mail] (Michael W. Wellman)    [e-mail] (Takeshi Miyazaki)    [e-mail] (Andrew R. Jones)       [e-mail]  (Warren Kibbe)  [e-mail]            (Danny Thomas)Matthew [e-mail] [e-mail] 10th, 1992------------ Vendor Email address, FAX, FTP and BBS lists follow ---------#### TEXT       video-out.txt   ****Date: 14 Jan 1993 20:51:14 -0700 (MST)From: [e-mail]: video out from macs report for the worldFrom: Nohl LyonsHere is alot of info from various sources including manufacturers.  I actually have much more information, but I thought that this alone might be overwhelming. If you need help making choices, let me know. -Nohl(anything following a "> " is quoted from someone else. This is an internet tradition.)First the word on the net; it has not yet been verified, but it appears to be accurate:> -VideoMax from Workstation Technologies Inc. >  > -RasterOps makes a product called the video expander.#### TEXT       word-50-pr.txt   ****Date: Mon, 18 Nov 91 18:52:04 EST From: "Dieder B." <[e-mail]>Subject: Word 5.0 Announcement This was forwarded to me in response to a request for infoabout the product announcement:Date: Mon, 18 Nov 91 18:36 ESTSubject: Word 5 Announcement=======C=L=I=P===H=E=R=E================C=L=I=P===H=E=R=E==============For more information contact:Microsoft Corporation             For Release 12:00 p.m. PSTSarah Charf                                November 14, 1991(206) 882-8080Waggener EdstromGaby Adam or Russ Dorr(206) 637-9097#### TEXT       world-wide-ftp-sites.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Info-Mac Moderator)Date: Mon, 9 Nov 1992 10:31:23 PSTLogin: janethostname: UK.AC.GLASGOW.BUBL  (JANET domain-names reversed from InterNet)After specifying the terminal type, then pressing return to get themain menu, select entree D--Directories, and in the sub-menu selectD10--Maas, then in that sub-sub-menu select individual files.Note: You cannot formally FTP these files, but you can print to screen,and collect a transcript locally if your terminal emulator has thatcapability, then edit out the prompts for each new page when you areoffline. You can also have a copy e-mailed to your host; send yourrequest to D. M. Nicholson <[e-mail]> (remember toreverse the domain-style name, thus actually uk.ac.strathclyde.vaxb, ifyou are on JANET instead of InterNet.)Europe - Continental:There is no FTP or fileserver access yet, but somebody in Greece hasvolunteered to set up an FTP host soon, and in the meantime to manuallysend copies by e-mail to interested people. Send your request to:#### TEXT       wp-for-thesis.txt   ****Date: Wed, 4 Dec 91 16:11 EDT From: [e-mail]: Mac Word Processors for Thesis Moderator:Please post this in your reports directory as mac_wp_4_thesis.txt.Attatched is a summary of responses I received on the topic of whichmac word processors would be suitable for writing a scientific thesis.It is in straight text format so should be readable by all.-------------------cut here----------------------------------------------------#### TEXT       xrays-and-planes.txt   ****Date: Wed, 9 Sep 1992 16:13 EST From: [e-mail]: Planes, X-rays and my Mac (Summary) Here's the summary of articles I received today 9-9-92    I would like to thank all of the follwoing persons for responding to myquery on x-rays and macs.  Thanks again for the quotes and personel stories you passedon. c-    8 IN%"[e-mail]  8-SEP-1992  Traveling with a Mac    9 IN%"[e-mail].e  9-SEP-1992  Mac and Airport   10 IN%"hp48sx@wuarchive  9-SEP-1992  RE: Planes, X-Rays and My Mac   11 IN%"JM144%MOLECULAR-  9-SEP-1992  Xrays and IIsi   12 IN%"[e-mail].n  9-SEP-1992  Computers thru airport security   13 IN%"[e-mail]  9-SEP-1992  RE: Planes, X-Rays and My Mac   14 IN%"[e-mail]  9-SEP-1992  Planes, X-Rays and My Mac   15 IN%"davegrow@tecnet1  9-SEP-1992  [ANS] Planes, X-Rays and My Mac   16 IN%"herren@middlebur  9-SEP-1992  x-rays & Macs#### TEXT       zyxel-modem-prices.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Kirk W Goodwin)Subject: ZyXEL U1496 Modems Resaler's listing Date: Tue, 23 Feb 1993 08:27:56 GMT Prices for the ZyXEL U1496 modems:  (I will also begin to add software programsto this list.  Please forward such information to me.  Thank you.)  DISCLAIMER: I have NO affiliation with any of the following companies nor ZyXEL although I do believe that their modem is one of the finer available.  ALSO, not all prices are necessarily current, nor is this the "definative" list of ZyXEL resalers.  PLEASE email me any additions or corrections [e-mail]. PERSONAL RECOMMENDATION:  Call around to some of the places and check abouttheir "extra" charges and personal warranties.  The lowest price does notnecessarily mean the lowest cost. Note: U1496 and U1496+ have been previously been called   Company                       Phone Number    U1496E  U1496E+   U1496   U1496+Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:11:21 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/sound/program#### BINHEX     7th-symphony.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Robin Emig)Date: Sun, 10 Jan 93 12:46:06 -0800 Subject: 7th Symphony Submission plays system 7 sounds from the sys 6 finderhere is the bin hex#### BINHEX     amiga-snd-converter.hqx   ****From: HP48SX Archive Maintainer <[e-mail]>Subject: AmigaSndConverter file submission Date: Thu, 30 Jul 92 18:01:06 CDT Here is AmigaSndConverter. It is a quick hack, that will convert Amiga IFF (8SVX) sound file to Macsound files, ready to drop onto your system folder. Currently itrequires system 7, enough RAM (use MultiFinder temporary RAM) to keepthe complete sample. No drag and drop support yet, no multi-channelsounds. This may come later. As I said, it is just a quick hack.#### BINHEX     digitrack.hqx   ****From: Mark Armantrout <[e-mail]>Subject: Digitrack SUBMISSION Date: Fri, 31 Jul 92 11:45:18 CDT    I have included a small Mac application I wrote called Digitrack. If youfind it worthy, please feel free to post it anywhere for public distribution.In this .sit.hqx file, you will find the application, a help file, an aboutfile, and a small, sample collection of sound resources for use with thisprogram. I will also send along (in another mail message) a larger collectionof sounds (also in the correct format for use with Digitrack.) Following isa short description; other instructions can be found in the help files.   Digitrack is a small, unfinished program that will read in all the 'snd 'sound resources in a file, and allow these sounds to be accessed (played)immediately from the keyboard. Each sound is given a letter, and when thecorresponding key is pressed on the keyboard the sound is played. A track ofsuch sounds can be recorded and played back in real-time.   This program can be used for live sound recordings where any number ofdigitized sounds need to be immediately playable.Mark Armantrout, Clever Person of Non-Color    grep | Ceci n'est pas une [e-mail]#### BINHEX     el-sound-trecker-10.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 3 Aug 1992 13:57 GMT From: [e-mail]: [*] el-sound-trecker.hqx (spanish version) This is the Spanish version of The Sound-Trecker V1.0, a program to playsongs that are stored in a special, compact format. This format wasintroduced by the program "SoundTracker" written for computers ofthe Commodore-Amiga family. The music has high output quality, althoughit is not just digitized, but stored in a compact way as notes. Thisapproach makes it possible to obtain moderate file sizes (between 50 and300 kBytes) even for songs which are several minutes long. These musicfiles are commonly called "Modules" or ".MOD files."  Shareware ($30);comes with C source code, and documentation in Spanish. Please, put thisfile as "el-sound-trecker.hqx" in the same directory as the german andenglish versions.Un saludo a los hispano-parlantes a quien pueda llegar este programa. Enla documentacion encontrareis informacion interesante sobre como funcionaSound-Trecker.Greetings from Spain.        Jose M. Payo       [e-mail]#### BINHEX     fallen-09b.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 15 Dec 92 07:42:17 EST From: [e-mail] (Ian Neath)Subject: cant.get.up 0.9b.cpt.hqx Fallen 0.9b, a free public domain background-only app.Being philosophically opposed to inits, I wrote this app, based on some helpful sample DTS code, to playa sound when you shut down or restarted your mac(actually, when you send a quit AppleEvent).  Youhear, "I've fallen, and I can't get up!".System 7 required.  I guarantee only that this willoccupy disk space, although it is 32 bit clean.The reason for the large size (64K) is thelarge sound.Bugs to [e-mail]  to [e-mail]#### BINHEX     gottfriend-bottger.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 13 Dec 92 11:36:09 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Dameon D. Welch)Subject: Gottfriend_Bottger.sea.hqx A cute little application that plays some piano music with someone singingabout a "Macintosh". Self-extracting Stuffit Deluxe format. #### BINHEX     ivar-101.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Eggert Bjarni Thorlacius)Subject: Ivar1.0.1.sit.hqx Date: Thu, 25 Jun 92 9:17:59 GMT Ivar 1.0.1Ivar is a program to play sounds over a network.  To use it,install the Ivar extension on the target machine and reboot.Then find a convienient Mac nearby and wait for an innocentvictim.  When he/she is busy working run the Ivar applicationand surprise him/her with a few well chosen noises.I have found the sounds "Sally in restaurant", "Mary dismeberedand screaming" and "Does not compute" to be very effective :-)Changs in version 1.0.1:Fixed a very stupid bug that caused Ivar to refuse to rununder System 7.0.1#### BINHEX     lemur-20.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 13 Apr 92 14:28:14 -0500 From: William Walker <[e-mail]>Subject: Lemur 2.0 This is the README file for Lemur 2.0 from the CERL Sound Group.Lemur was written by Kelly Fitz and Bill Walker at the University ofIllinois CERL Sound Group.Lemur is based on MQAN, a tool written by Rob Maher and Jim Beauchampat the Computer Music Project of the University of Illinois School of Music.Lemur is a sinusoidal analysis and synthesis program based on theMcAulay-Quatieri technique. It analyzes AIFF sample files to producean intermediate representation (a Lemur analysis file), and uses these analysisfiles to synthesize AIFF sample files. Time scaling, frequency scaling, andfrequency shifting are possible.If you obtain Lemur, please send electronic mail to [e-mail] [e-mail]. We would appreciate hearing from you!This version should replace all previous versions of Lemur.lemur-20.sit.hqx is a BinHexed Compactor archive containing the Lemur program,a brief manual, and some AIFF sample files. #### BINHEX     midi-scope-15.hqx   ****Date: 08 Oct 1992 20:02:50 -0400 (EDT) From: [e-mail]: MidiScope 1.5 Here is MidiScope 1.5 by Ralph Muha.  I quote from the users manual:=====The Kurzweil MIDIScope™ is a serious data capture and analysis tool for the Macintosh.  Unlike some programs which simply display the raw MIDI data, the MIDIScope offers the following unique features:•A programmable filter to select incoming messages by class and channel.•A real-time display of key velocities, pressure or control values with peak, average and histogram modes.•A trace buffer with symbolic message display.•A programmable data matcher for triggering the trace buffer.DistributionThis program has been placed into the Public Domain by Kurzweil Music Systems, Inc.  As such, it may be distributed freely as long as (a) this documentation and the attached registration form are included in the distribution and (b) any identification and copyright notices contained within the application file itself are unaltered.  This software is not for sale!=====posted by:Gary Lee Nelson, ProfessorElectronic and Computer MusicTIMARA ProgramConservatory of MusicOberlin, OH 44074(216) 775-8223email: FNELSON@OBERLIN#### BINHEX     modvoicer1-1.hqx   ****From: Scott Bryner <[e-mail]>Subject: ModVoicer 1.1 Date: Mon, 10 Aug 92 14:36:14 EDT ModVoicer 1.1submission for  Kip Walker  who is about to finally get ftp access!!reach him at  [e-mail]  with all commentsHere is an update to Modvoicer 1.0b1 that adds exportation ofMOD file sound samples.  There is also a Volume menu now, windowsthat display sound information and waveforms, an expandedsoundPlay mode, and other misc. enhancements.Check it out if you are a MOD freak like I am!!#### BINHEX     mono-2-stereo-10.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 24 May 1992 14:47 GMT+1 From: [e-mail]: [*] Mono2Stereo Mono2Stereo 1.0by Alberto RicciFreewareWhat Mono2Stereo does is very simple: it takes two mono sounds andmerges them into one stereo sound. Just open the left and right soundswith the "Open..." command in the File menu, then choose "Save As...".If youUve got a stereo-capable Mac, which either mixes the left andright channels into one mono channel (Mac LC) or outputs true stereofrom the speaker port (Mac IIs and Quadras), youUll be able to play thesound just by double-clicking the sound file in the Finder.(Mono2Stereo requires System 7.0 or later).- Alberto.#### BINHEX     parrot-10a5.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 4 Nov 1992 01:29:13 -0700 From: [e-mail] (Bernie Bernstein)Subject: parrot10a5 This is a small hack which listens to the sound input device and randomlyplays back sounds that it recently heard. Source included. Freeware. It wasformerly called Confusion. This version has a new icon and fixes some soundbugs.    o,  ,,   ,      | Bernie Bernstein                    | ,    ,,    L>O/  `,/ `    ,| University of Colorado at Boulder   |/ `,,/  `   O./  '  / . `, / | home: 303-444-3168                  |     / ` `  ,.  ,/   /  ,      '  | email: [e-mail]      | /        ''  `#### BINHEX     piano-sim-12.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 23 Oct 92 23:49:41 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Hui Dong)                                                          Oct. 22 1992PianoSim 1.2:The current version fixes some minor bugs. For UNREGISTERED copy, makes itmore clear that music save feature is DISABLED in the greeting dialog, toavoid confusion.                                                          Oct. 16 1992PianoSim 1.1:Due to many people's request, I rewrite the interface in the current version1.1,for the macs with 9" B/W monitor, without the requirement of color QuickDraw (version 1.0 requires that to run). I also fix a major bug in this release.The version 1.1 use new icons for the application, please rebuilt desktop(hold down Option+Command while restart your mac) to use the new icons.I am going to make PianoSim a very well maintained program, please supportme by sending your registration fee ($25 is really nothing compared with howmuch a commercial music program charges). Your help will be very appreciated.                                                          Oct. 10 1992PianoSim introduction:Here is a new software called PianoSim I created for the Macintosh. It'sa music instrument simulation with full music input and edit ability. Youcan use mouse click (sweep) or keystroke to play music real time. You canchoose your favorite instrument from a panel of choices, including piano,bell, flute, guitar, sax... You can record your performance in real timeand save it as a file for future playback. The software has a full featurededitor, so you can edit and modify your performance. You can also just inputyour favorite music and save it as a record, for future playback andentertainment. The time duration of each note is accurate up to one tick(1/60 sec), the music symbol shown doesn't change the exact time durationembedded. You can control sound volume, play back speed (tempo), and pitchof all the piano keys within two octave. You can personalize yourcomputerkey-pianokey correspondence and save your setting.Several of my favorite music is provided, including Fur Elise, love story,and a few Christmas carols. If you enter your favorite records, I'd loveto have a copy if you are willing to offer (if you don't like the recordto be included in future updates, please say so, I will honor your request).The software can be fun for adult as well as for child. I'd be very happyto know if you like it and have a good time with it.PianoSim is distributed as shareware, and ask for $25 shareware fee. Butif you REALLY couldn't afford it, send me any amount you prefer. By sendingme your donation, you are helping me to obtain enough resource andencouragement to write better software for the Macintosh. Your help will bevery apprecaited. Registered user will receive a Thank You letter togetherwith registration code to personalize your copy, and receive any futureupdates free. Please only distribute unregistered copies.PianoSim is tested on MacSE, Classic, II, IIcx, IIx, IIsi, IIci, IIfx, Quadra,under system 7 and 6.0.4 up. Any bug reports, suggestions, comments, etc.are all welcome. Thank you for your time and hope you have fun with PianoSim.I am currently looking for a mac programming position (I am a Univ. ofChicago graduate student getting my degree), if you have a job offer orany information that may help, please contact me. I also wrote a gamefor Macintosh called SpaceInvader!, which can be downloaded fromsumex.stanford.edu under info-mac/game directory. Have a try if you like games.Hui Dong852 E. 57th St. #1Chicago, IL 60637(312) [e-mail]#### BINHEX     play-on.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: PlayOn! -- sound play-through utility Date: Sat, 27 Jun 92 01:08:56 EDT PlayOn! is a control panel that enables the playthrough featureon Macs with built-in sound input.  With playthrough on,whatever signal comes in through the microphone jack (say yourCD player) gets played through the Mac's speaker or headphonejack.$5 Shareware.Stuffed and Binhexed for your downloading pleasure.PlayOn! requires System 7 or later.Please send any comments to [e-mail]#### BINHEX     sample-editor-103.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 23 Jun 92 13:22 BST From: [e-mail]: [*] Sample Editor 1.0.3 Sample Editor 1.0.3-------------------Enclosed with this note is Sample Editor 1.0.3, an update to the previously submittedversion (1.0.2).A number of changes have been made, including:*   Now supports many keyboard shortcuts, for standard and extended    keyboard.*    Select All added.*   Now supports amplitude transformations.*   Added shortcuts in playback rate edit text box for standard Mac frequencies.*   Provides compression and expansion of standard Macintosh System 7 sound files,    such as system beep sounds.*   Now supports for LCII.*   Added Use Defaults button and Undo support for Preferences.*   Remembers microphone configuration between sessions.The following bugs have been fixed -*   Fixed bug in Normalise that meant Undo did not work when Normalise was the    first edit to be made to a sample.*   Fixed bug in Open/Import where debugger was entered on insert floppy.*   Export now exports whole file instead of just the current selection.*   3:1 compressed Audio IFF files are now opened correctly.Thanks to all those who requested the changes above or pointed out the bugs.Description:-----------This version of Sample Editor NEEDS the following minimum set-up -*   System 7*   68020 processor (Mac II, LC, etc.) (or better)*   13" 8-bit monitor (or better)*   Sound input device and plenty of RAM, if you want to record.Sample Editor is an application that allows you to edit and manipulate sampled soundon the Macintosh.  It supports sound input and output from Audio Interchange (AIFF) files,Mac 'snd' resources, and the Clipboard.  The sound may be compressed by a factor of upto 6:1.  You can also record direct from any connected microphone, limited only by theavailable memory.  The waveform of a sound can be displayed in any level of detail yourequire by selecting the part you wish to zoom in on.  You can edit it using Cut, Copy, Pasteand Clear, and apply transformations such as Fade, Normalise, Crossfade and Digital Delay.Other features include:%    Full balloon help%    3d Hypercard Audio Palette-like user interface%    Auto-play of files in open file dialogue box%    Real-time pitch bending%    On-screen indication of playback position%    Overview of whole waveform displayed at all times%    Time grid behind main waveform%    Animated input level meter%    Selections and insertion points can be marked and named%    Full Undo and Redo supportA full user guide is included with the application.Sample Editor is copyright 1992 Garrick McFarlane, but you may make copies of anddistribute this version for personal use provided you keep it intact with all itsdocumentation.Commercial shareware or other companies should please contact me before includingSample Editor on any compilation disks or otherwise distributing the program.If you have anything to say about Sample Editor, please contact me at QGarrick McFarlane,4 Churchill Road,Wimborne,Dorset BH21 2AUPhone: [phone]E-mail: [e-mail]  on Internet.  (I lose E-mail access soon.)--------------------- CUT HERE ---------------------------------#### BINHEX     sound-converter-utilities.hqx   ****Date:     Wed, 31 Jan 90 11:47:50 ESTFrom: Kenneth Sussmann (PBMA) <[e-mail]>Subject:  Sound Converter UtilitiesHere are some utility programs for manipulating various soundfile formats. Included are four application:SCConverter 1.0 Converts Sound Cap files to Sound Designer filesand backSDConverter 1.11 Converts Sound Designer files to Sound Labwaveform files and backSEConverter 1.0CES Converts SoundEdit files to Sound Designerfiles and backSSConverter 1.0 Converts Studio Session files to Sound Designerfiles (but not the other way!)Hope these are of some use to those who are fond of sounds.#### BINHEX     sound-extractor-131.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 23 Apr 1992 14:56 GMT+1 From: [e-mail]: [*] SoundExtractor 1.31 NEW! SoundExtractor 1.31by Alberto Riccishareware $5Yes, it's version 1.31! And here are the new features:- It can play the sounds it is extracting.- It can beep when the extraction is finished.- You can choose custom playback rates. This can be very useful if you needto extract sounds from a Unix or Amiga file. Version 1.4, anyway, willprobably recognize those sounds as well as AIFF and SoundEdit Pro files.Some bugs were fixed.For those who don't know, SoundExtractor is a System 7 dependent utility thatlets you "extract" sounds from any kind of file. You just drag it on top ofSoundExtractor's icon, and it'll create a sound folder (with its own icon)containing all the sounds it could find, in System 7 format. This means thatall you need to play them is to double-click on them.SoundExtractor will also extract data sounds, stereo data or resource sounds,or non-standard resource sounds.SoundExtractor supports Balloon Help, Apple Events, and requires System 7.Hope you like it,- Alberto [e-mail]#### BINHEX     sound-hack-06.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Jun 92 23:11:49 CDT From: Tamer M Selim <[e-mail]>Organization: Iowa Computer Aided Engineering Network, University of Iowa Subject: [*] SoundHack 0.60  Here is SoundHack v0.6.  Perhaps the words of the author, Tom Erbe, bestdescribes the program's purpose:---I am writing this program to perform various soundfile manipulations on the Macintosh that have previously not been available.  At the present, I have implemented soundfile type conversion, soundfile convolution, the phase vocoder, a binaural filter and an amplitude analysis and gain change module.  In the near future I hope to add a spectral dynamics processor, and Larry Polansky's mutation synthesis.  SoundHack can now read and write the following formats: Sound Designer II, Audio IFF, IRCAM, DSP Designer and NeXT .snd (or Sun .au).  It can read (but not write) raw data files. It can read and write 8-bit 5Law, 8-bit linear, 32-bit floating point and 16-bit linear data encoding. This program only works on Mac II and above machines!  That is: you need a 68020 + 68881, a 68030 + 68882 or a 68040. ---------------------------- CUT HERE --------------------------------------SoundHack v.60This is the latest version of SoundHack as of 6-17-92.  It should replace allprevious versions.  The new feature is the phase vocoder.  This allowsindependant time and pitch scaling.  It will provide pvoc analysis files forCsound users (though I have not perfected this yet).   If you had a beta copy,I have sped up pitch scaling by a factor of 4 since the beta release.Enjoy,Tom [e-mail]#### BINHEX     sound-manager-package-176.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Sat, 26 Sep 92 15:05:06 EDT This contains a binhexed self-extracting archive ofSoundMover 1.76 and SndControl 2.2, by Riccardo Ettore.SoundMover extracts sounds from almost any file, convertsbetween types of sounds, and does minor editing. SndControlis a System 7 compatable (but not dependent) control panelthat allows your mac to make sounds associated withcertain events, like emptying the trash, restarting,or pressing the space bar. Its best feature is that youcan have beeps, for example, chosen randomly from acollection, keeping the sounds interesting for much longer.Shareware $25 if you decide to keep it, worth every penny.    Alan [e-mail]#### BINHEX     sound-master-173.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 11 May 1992 17:17:13 -0500 (CDT) From: [e-mail] (Anthony F. Gaudiano II)Subject: SoundMaster 1.7.3 Got this from a Bulletin Board and thought I would pass it along, as it is a newer version of Bruce Tomlin's great program SoundMaster.  This isversion 1.7.3.  Its just a bug fix, no real change to the interface that Ican tell.SoundMaster installs code into your Mac during startup which can play soundswhen various things happen.System requirements:System 6.0.2 or later, preferably 6.0.7 or later.At least one megabyte of memory, preferably at least two.This is a shareware program.  If you like it, send $15 to the author's address.If you're already registered for ten bucks as of April 15, 1990, it's a freeupgrade.  See the SoundMaster Doc. and change files for more information.This is a BinHexed Stuffit Deluxe file.  Stuffit Lite, UnStuffit Deluxe, orStuffit Classic is required for this file.  Enjoy.Anthony F. Gaudiano IISFASU Apple Student Rep.Applelink: ST0503Internet: [e-mail]: [e-mail] -------------------cut here---------------cut here------------------#### BINHEX     sound-reverser-10.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 5 Jun 92 09:37:04 +0200 From: [e-mail]: Sound Reverser Sound Reverser 1.0(c)1992 by David Wagner* Freeware *Here is the Sound Reverser program, a "useless-ware" System 7Drag-and-Drop application which takes a sound file containing adigitized sound and produces a new file with the sound reversed.  Itcan provide hours of audio enjoyment!  Perhaps if someone can come upwith digitized samples of "Revolution Number Nine" or "Stairway toHeaven" we can hear what demonic messages they contain!David Wagner([e-mail])---#### BINHEX     sun-ulaw-to-mac.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 11 Jun 1992 16:14:39 PDT From: [e-mail]: Sound format converter - Sun ulaw to Mac snd Received: by launchpad.paa.xerox.com (4.1/SMI-4.0) id AA11931; Thu, 11 Jun 9214:14:10 EDTApparently-To: [e-mail]:edu:xeroxA recent request showed there is still interest in a Mac program to convertSun ulaw-encoded audio files to Mac snd format.  I decided to upload theprogram I've been working on in its present incomplete state. As a Mac programit is not pretty but it is functional. It will read ulaw-encoded sounds andsave them as Mac snd resources in an "sfil" type file. This means System 7will let you double-click on them to play them or drop them into the Systemfile.It has a few known bugs. The most serious one occurs when too many large soundfiles are converted at once. The Mac will just freeze up and you have toreboot.So far the program works for fairly large individual files but there isprobably an upper limit. Theoretically it will handle up to 20 (small?) filesin onebatch. When such an sfil is dropped in the System, however, the first sndresource gets the name of the file and not that of the resource as theremainingresources do.Because of these bugs and its ugly UI, I'm not asking a shareware fee for thisversion. Use it at your own risk but please send additional bug reports,comments and suggestions to me.Vic Heintzvic:[e-mail]#### BINHEX     superplay-40.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 7 Jun 90 11:15:22 EDTFrom: [e-mail] (Steve Hewett)Subject: SuperPlay 4.0   This is one of the sound programs recently requestedby jrhind@utoroise. It plays snds at various samplingspeeds. It is much nicer than SoundPlay, which exitsafter playing each sound.Steve Hewett, Chesapeake Biological [e-mail]#### BINHEX     the-player-ii.hqx   ****Date: 9 Jan 93 01:19:41 ESTFrom: [e-mail]: The Player IIThe Player II is a program specifically designed to play sounds or music inthe background on the macintosh.  It supports the following sound formats:AIFFSND ResourcesSoundWaveSoundEditSoundEdit ProWavicleAmiga MOD(all at various sampling rates)Other features include:OscilloscopeDirect-to-Disk recording from any sound manager input device (only limitedbydisk space)32-bit optimization for some tasks on machines that can take advantage of it.I strongly encourage supporting this author, his game Star Stormer is reallytop quality and I hope to be able to submit it to the archives as soon aspossible.(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     wavicle-10.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 11 Mar 92 09:58:24 EST From: Lee Fyock <[e-mail]>Subject: Wavicle 1.0 Here is Wavicle 1.0, a shareware sound recorder/editor for the Mac.Wavicle can record from the built-in microphones of the si, LC, etc.,as well as from a SID, CSD or MacRecorder.  Full cut/copy/paste/undois supported.In addition, Wavicle includes the ability to call "external effects"or code modules to provide reverb, fades and other effects.Wavicle was previously known as Audiophile.  Unfortunately, Opcode hasclaimed that name, so...  :-)Have fun!Lee Fyock--------------------------------------------------------------------------Lee Fyock                                            The MITRE [e-mail]                                           Bedford, MA  01730Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:10:58 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/sound#### BINHEX     a-whole-new-world.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 27 Feb 93 22:49:18 EST From: [e-mail] (David Brooks)"A Whole New World" Sample(Regina Belle & Peabo Bryson)by David Brooks[[e-mail]]   This file contains a 16-second sample of the famous song from theAladdin movie "A Whole New World".  If you have seen the movie, thiswill make a good addition to your Aladdin experience.Enjoy. -- David Brooks----------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     alex-chilton.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 22 Jul 92 17:19:29 GMT-0500 From: [e-mail] (Dave Walker)Subject: PrettyScummy.hqx (sounds) Two System 7 sound files, summarizingAlex Chilton's (ex- Big Star) views regarding the musicbusiness :-) .  I find that the shorter onemakes a great beep sound, and the longer serveswell as an hourly chime for SuperClock. This is a Stuffit 3.0 archive (use Stuffit Expander orequivalent) to uncompress.| Dave Walker, Detroit Art Services (DAS)                                ||                                          "I don't read, I just guess"  || [e-mail]       -Happy Mondays, "Wrote For Luck"  |#### BINHEX     amsterdam-air-disaster.hqx   ****From: "Rene G.A. Ros" <[e-mail]>Subject: AmsterdamAirdisaster.cpt.hqx Date: Tue, 13 Oct 92 12:22:13 MET At 6:38 pm on Sunday October 4, 1992 an El-Al air-cargo plane(Boeing 747F) crashed into two 10-floor appartment buildingsin a south-eastern suburb (Bijlmermeer) of Amsterdam, thecapital of The Netherlands (Europe).The exact number of victims is still unknown. On October 11there were 16 deceased persons identified, while a total of 51bodies has been recovered from the site.This has been the worst accident in the history of theNetherlands in decades. The press mentioned it is also theairdisaster which caused the most casualties on the ground.The flood after a dam-burst in 1953 caused the death of about1700 persons.Rene RosAmsterdam, The [e-mail] are two (system 7) sound files related to thisairdisaster and a list of victims and missing persons. -#### BINHEX     annie-lennox-why.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 28 Dec 1992 13:37 CDT From: "Dwight Lemke @ Wisconsin Oshkosh" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Why.hqx This is a System 7 sfil sound of Annie Lennox asking the eternalquestion "Why?"-Dwight--------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     apocolypse-now.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 24 Oct 92 22:34:34 From: [e-mail] (Dieder)Subject: Stereo Sound #2 Here's the second stereo sound/beep that I recorded. First few seconds of the Apocolypse Now soundtrack. Helicopter goes through yer head. Enjoy.Dieder#### BINHEX     apollo-eagle-has-landed.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 25 May 92 18:54:30 EST From: [e-mail] (Dhanesh K. Samarasan)Subject: "apollo-eagle-has-landed" sound file Hello, Bill et al.:I am submitting the attached "sfil" sound file in response to arecent flurry of requests for Neil Armstrong's golden words.  It isa binhexed DiskDoubler self-extracting archive.Please squirrel it away as:        info-mac/sound/apollo-eagle-has-landed.hqxFor good measure, I am submitting "One small step for man" in anaccompanying message.  Both files belong with "apollo-11-landing.hqx"which is already in the info-mac/sound directory.Toodle-pip!Dhanesh#### BINHEX     apollo-giant-leap.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 25 May 92 18:54:15 EST From: [e-mail] (Dhanesh K. Samarasan)Subject: "apollo-giant-leap" sound file Hello, Bill et al.:I am submitting the attached "sfil" sound file in response to arecent flurry of requests for Neil Armstrong's golden words.  It isa binhexed DiskDoubler self-extracting archive.Please squirrel it away as:        info-mac/sound/apollo-giant-leap.hqxFor good measure, I am submitting "The Eagle has landed" in anaccompanying message.  Both files belong with "apollo-11-landing.hqx"which is already in the info-mac/sound directory.Cheers from Tranquility Base,Dhanesh#### BINHEX     avante-garde-music-1.hqx   ****Date: 03 Jan 1993 19:27:58 -0500 From: [e-mail]: 1.5M Music upload -----------------------------------------------------------------------Burrton Woodruff         | email: "[e-mail]" ***  *  ***Department of Psychology | voice: (317)-283-9267             *   *   *Butler University        | fax  : [phone]             *   *   *4600 Sunset Avenue       | internet: "[e-mail]"     * * *Indianapolis, IN 46208   |                                       *                         |                                      ***-----------------------------------------------------------------------The following binhexed file is a 2 minute "floppy excerpt" of music createdin a Macbased studio. After unbinhexing and uncompacting, the file will playthrough yourMac's speaker by double-clicking under System 7. The 2 minute playablesound filefits on a 1.3M HD floppy disk. This file is the first in a series of floppyexcerptscovering a wide variety of avant-garde material.The copyright owner is uploading this as freeware. Please freely distribute.The binary file may be included on the commerically available CD-ROM of thearchives.Charles Shriner Composition & Sound Design Studio5249 Crittenden Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46220317.254.0739e-mail: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     avante-garde-music-2.hqx   ****Date: 03 Jan 1993 19:39:17 -0500 From: [e-mail]: 1.4M Music upload -----------------------------------------------------------------------Burrton Woodruff         | email: "[e-mail]" ***  *  ***Department of Psychology | voice: (317)-283-9267             *   *   *Butler University        | fax  : [phone]             *   *   *4600 Sunset Avenue       | internet: "[e-mail]"     * * *Indianapolis, IN 46208   |                                       *                         |                                      ***-----------------------------------------------------------------------The following binhexed file is a 2 minute "floppy excerpt" of music createdin a Macbased studio. After unbinhexing and uncompacting, the file will playthrough yourMac's speaker by double-clicking under System 7. The 2 minute playablesound filefits on a 1.3M HD floppy disk. This file is the second in a series offloppy excerptscovering a wide variety of avant-garde material.The copyright owner is uploading this as freeware. Please freely distribute.The binary file may be included on the commerically available CD-ROM of thearchives.Charles Shriner Composition & Sound Design Studio5249 Crittenden Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46220317.254.0739e-mail: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     bababooey.hqx   ****From: chronos![e-mail]: Wed, 4 Nov 92 11:56:47 EST Subject: submission, sound A sound beep: "Bababooey", from the Howard Stern radio show.Also, a bonus beep, my grandmother answering the phone.    Hank---------------------------------------#### BINHEX     backwards-wall-message.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Yair Elharrar)Subject: the-wall-message.cpt.hqx Date: Mon, 22 Feb 93 11:09:50 GMT Here it is at last. The wonderful backwards-masked message in The Wall,in System 7 double-clickable format. See if you can understand the wordsRoger Waters is saying there!Taken from the instrumental opening of Empty Spaces.Have fun, Floyd lovers!        Yair Elharrar        Bar-Ilan University[Moderators: I'm sending it in 9 60K chunks]#### BINHEX     basic-star-trek.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 17 Oct 1992 23:24:48 -0500 (CDT) From: Kay Ellen Pahany <[e-mail]>Subject: star-trek-sounds.hqx From:  Alexander Pahany <[e-mail]>Directory:  info-mac/soundThese are a few sounds of which I have no idea where I got them.  They are"sfil" sounds, and are Stuffed and BinHexed for your listening pleasure. They are:  "He's dead Jim..", "Captain's log...", and the sound of theEnterprise door.  If you were the one who created these sounds, or you get'em, please drop me a line.Alexander--------------------------<cut here>----------------------------------------#### BINHEX     batman-returns.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 08 Jul 92 08:39:10 EDT From: "Allan M. Bloom" <[e-mail]>Subject: Batman Returns Beeps Per someone's request (I forget who. It was over a week ago) here arethree System 7 beep sounds from Batman Returns. If you don't have System 7,use SoundMover to convert these to System 6.0.X format. The short soundsare MEOW and BATMAN by Cat Woman and a penguin LAUGH snippet. Downloaded>From the Washington Apple Pi bulletin board.Al Bloom, Virginia Tech#### BINHEX     boomerang-soundtrack.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 9 Oct 92 10:24:19 EDT From: [e-mail] (Dave Brooks)Boomerang SoundTrack:by David Brooks([e-mail])    This is a collection of 5-second samples of songs from theBoomerang soundtrack.  I hope that you enjoy them.    This will be on the SUMEX machine for about 1 month.-----------------------------------#### BINHEX     born-to-be-wild.hqx   ****From: Jason Richard Blakey <[e-mail]>Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1993 16:18:56 -0400   Here's a good startup sound for your archive.  Taken from "Born to be wild", by SteppenWolf.  When de-hqxed, and un-cpt'ed, about 85k.  Recorded at 22Khz, and it's instandard Sys7 sound file form.  Enjoy![e-mail]#### BINHEX     boyz-n-the-hood.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 8 Jul 92 17:54:30 EDT From: [e-mail] (David E. Brooks)Boyz N The Hood Soundsby David Brooks  Date:  7/08/92   This package features over a dozen sounds that were recorded fromthe movie "Boyz N The Hood".  Most of these sounds are about 4 secondsor less in length.  This package is great if you are using SoundEdit, oreven better, SoundMaster.  If you don't have a file compression software,don't worry--this StuffIt file is a self-extracting file.     This software should remain on SUMEX for 90 days (hopefully!)   Please be aware that a few of the sounds didn't come out so well--the videotape that I recorded from didn't have very clear sound quality.   Sounds include:  Helicopter                    Shooting                    "You have to think young brother, about your future."                        -- Larry Fishburne                    "We all gotta go sometime, homes" -- Ice Cube                    "You still got one brother left, man" -- Cuba Gooding, Jr.     Well, what are you waiting for--decode & unstuff it, and enjoy!!! #### BINHEX     buckaro-bonzai.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Jun 92 12:57:37 PDT From: [e-mail] (Daniel Blystone)Subject: Banzai sounds I found out that I did not send the file correctly last time.Please find the attached binhexed stuffit archive of my favorite sounds fromthe movie Buckaro Bonzai.#### BINHEX     burn-my-mackintosh.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 20 Jul 1992 13:48:27 -0700 (PDT) From: [e-mail]: "Burn My Mackintosh" Sound While listening to a new release of an old Count Basie(that's jazz, for you younger readers) recording from1937, I heard the announcer say, "O mother, burn my mackintosh" after a particularly hot number.  At firstI was quite startled, then I remembered that a mackintoshwas a raincoat made from rubberized cloth, and is spelleddifferently than our favorite computer.This makes a nice shutdown or restart sound.The sound is from the song "The Count Steps In," as sold in the CD "Count Basie, The Golden Years, Volume 1,"recorded in the Savoy Ballroom in New York City on 3/6/37.#### BINHEX     car-alarm-beep.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 26 Feb 93 12:29:11 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Brian Hall)Subject: Car Alarm Beeper.hqx This is a sound I recorded of a friend of mine, who imitates the soundthat a car alarm on/off beeper makes.  It is short, and makes a goodsystem beep sound.If you like it, send mail to [e-mail] (Anne).#### BINHEX     caravan.hqx   ****Subject: "Caravan": From Bliss To Bleeps In But A Moment Date: Tue, 14 Jul 92 17:59:18 -0700 From: Jack Repenning <[e-mail]>        This is the merest snippet of the legendary Duke Ellington andhis orchestra, and his absolutely awesome tenor sax, Paul Gonsalvez,playing "Caravan" (what honey is to the tongue, what satin is to thetouch, ...).        And then, some absolutely inexcusable modifications (firstsuggested to me by a malfunction in my tape player).  "Caravan x16"makes a good beep; "Caravan x8" will lift you right out of your seatand turn your spine inside out - at least, if you're expecting thereal thing!        Enjoy (or suffer, depending upon which one you play...) withany sound tool, or just drop into your System 7 system file (afterself-extracting and de-bin-hexing).Jack [e-mail]#### BINHEX     cc-music-factory.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 4 Dec 92 09:41:05 EST From: [e-mail] (David Brooks)C&C Music Factory Soundsby David Brooks([e-mail])   This file contains 5 SoundEdit files that can be used with SoundMaster.The song samples are "Gonna Make You Sweat", "Just a Touch of Love", "ThingsThat Make You Go Hmmmm.....", "Oooh Baby" & the theme from "A Groove of Love(What's This Word Called Love)".  Each sound is either 4 or 5 seconds long.   If you are interested, I have other sound files on the SUMEX machine:"Boyz-N-The Hood" sounds (from the movie--not soundtrack sounds), "R&B SamplesVolume 1" (11 R&B songs), and "Boomerang" soundtrack sounds.  If you haveany questions about this file or the others, please send E-mail to "[e-mail]".   Enjoy.    -- David Brooks#### BINHEX     cheech-chong.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 14 Oct 1992 18:41:21 -0500 (CDT) From: Kay Ellen Pahany <[e-mail]>Subject: sounds/cheech_and_chong.sit.hqx From:  [e-mail] <ALEXANDER PAHANY>These are a few great sound samples from the movie Up In Smoke.  They are"sfil" sounds, archived with Stuffit and compressed with Compact Pro.  "Ijust thought of something funny...", Let me see your liscense..." and"That really gets you...". I hope you like 'em, and if you get 'em, dropme a line.                               (cut here)__________________________________________________________________________#### BINHEX     cheers-grp1.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 20 Sep 92 15:36:42 PDT From: [e-mail] (Jeff Wong)Subject: cheers-grp1.hqx     I hope that I finally got it right.  This file contains 3 soundsfrom "Cheers".  I like these sounds and I hope that you do to.     -"Is Jack Frost"-A Norm Clip    -"Shootin out Kids"-A Carla clip    -"What's going "-another Norm clip    -"Women"-A Norm clipTis file has been BinHex using stuffit lite.    If you like this file tell me, and if you don't tell me.  Enjoy,[e-mail] info-mac/sound/cheers-grp1.hqx (I hope)#### BINHEX     cheers-grp2.hqx   ****        Date: Thu, 5 Nov 92 15:07:43 PST From: [e-mail] (Jeff Wong)Message-Id: <[e-mail]> To: [e-mail]: Cheers-grp2.sit.hqx Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Thu, 5 Nov 1992 16:42:51 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>Dear Readers,  Here is the second cheers file.  It has a lot of Norm soundsas well as a Cliff and Dr. Crane sounds.  The sounds are:   "Afternoon everybody.....NORM!!!!"   "I Promised Vera I would pick up some Chinese Food"   "Its a doggie dog world...."   "Hello in there Cliff...."I hope that everybody enjoys these sounds, and that they all work.The file is BinHexed and Stuffed using Stuffit Delight...P.S. Thank you Kurt Whitmore for urging me to submit these nextbatch of sounds.  If you like these sounds please tell me, I like to know!!!!In Info-mac/sounds/Cheers-grp2.sit.hqx    #### BINHEX     christmas-snds.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>A Sound Mover suitcase containing  very short snippets of thirteenChristmas songs suitable for sysbeeps (for example, designate the wholesuitcase with SndControl's randomize function.  Sound Mover andSndControl can be found in/info-mac/sound/program/sound-manager-package-176.hqx#### BINHEX     communion.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Jamie R. McCarthy)Subject: Communion samples (part 1 of 3) Date: Sun, 31 May 92 10:56:35 EDT "Communion" may have been the worst film I've ever seen, yes, even worsethan "Plan Nine from Outer Space," "The Blob," and "Robot Monsters."Really.  It was just unbelievable.But I rented it _twice_, so I could capture these samples from it.  They'reall taken from a group psychology session of people who think they'vebeen visited by these alien beings.  Two are from the same guy, who's anatrociously bad actor;  he's talking about how the media ignores andlaughs off stories of UFOs.  The samples are "It may sound like acliche, but [awkward pause while he swallows] these visitors do come ingigantic ships," and "But, um, [awkward pause while he swallows] thejoke's on us."  The third's from a ditzy woman who's been, likeeveryone else, examined by the aliens:  "I didn't ask for a rectal probe,Laurie!  It's not funny!"In these nine seconds, you get the best parts of the film.  Saveyourself a dollar--don't rent it, just download the samples.--  Jamie McCarthy     Internet: [e-mail]     AppleLink: j.mccarthy#### BINHEX     curly-woo.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 6 Jun 1992 14:20 CDT From: "Dwight Lemke @ Wisconsin Oshkosh" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Curly "Woo" Sound [From 3 Stodges (sp?), I suspect -- Gordon]#### BINHEX     deep-space-nine-debut.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 5 Jan 1993 20:16:27 -0600 (CST) From: Larry Rymal <[e-mail]>Subject: DeepSpaceNine Debut Sounds     (DeepSpaceNine.sit.hqx)    Enclosed are two System 7 sounds from the debut of Deep SpaceNine.  These are a computer stating, "Field Energy Now WithinFlight Tolerances..." and the engineer O'Brien scolding a computer with, "Computer...., you and I need to have a littletalk...".    These sounds are in STEREO for those of you with stereoMacs and good old MONAURAL for "the rest of us".  They wererecorded on a Mac LC using separate audio tracks and post-mixedwith Sound Edit Pro, hence the stereo.--Larry Rymal <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     delta-delta-delta.hqx   ****Date: 12 Dec 1992 17:21:26 -0400 (EDT) From: [e-mail]: /sound/delta-delta-delta.hqx     Here's a collection of sound from the SNL skit with the girls oftri-delt sorority.  All are sampled in crisp, clean, 22kHz, 8-bit mono sound,and are in the System 7 double-clickable format.  I sampled these with theCEDAR sound digitizer from a line level signal.The compact pro archive includes the following sounds:- "Delta Delta Delta! Can I help ya, help ya, help, ya?"- "Oh my gawd!..." (blond girl)- "Oh my gawd!..." (red-head girl)- "Oh my gawd, what have we done?" (all three girls in unison).The first one makes a great intro for an answering machine's outgoing messageif you're into that kinda nerdy thang...L8r...David C. [e-mail]    #### BINHEX     dick-tracy.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 24 Oct 1992 15:35:32 -0400 (EDT) From: George Piotrowski <[e-mail]>Subject: Sound from Dick Tracy         Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Sat, 24 Oct 1992 13:27:42 PDTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>--16813773-1683534274-719955619:#3126Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCIII digitized this sound from the movie Dick Tracy. I did it for a friend whosename is of course, Tracy.The scene is right after Dick Tracy puts the pressure on Al Pacino'sCharacter with a police crackdown, he keeps uttering the words "Tracy"Have fun with it, George PiotrowskiTemple [e-mail]--16813773-1683534274-719955619:#3126Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="tracy.hqx"Content-ID: <[e-mail]>Content-Description: #### BINHEX     down-by-the-riverside-midi.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 03 Jul 92 14:30:01 CDT From: "Paul M. Sheldon" <[e-mail]>Subject: Down by the Riverside song in DMCS format     Here is my DMCS rendering of John Rutter's terrific arrangement for choir.I have my ESQ M ensonique set to channels 9,11,11-16          Roland MT32 set to 1-8    My ESQ M musical instrument bank is too long to enumerate.MT32 is standard.    I suppose that you must pick your own patches for instrument changes.    Rutter's arrangement is ISBN 0 19 343049-5 from Oxford University Press1975    Catalogue No.84.248; Price only $1.25. Buy it ans sing along!!!#### BINHEX     dr-demento.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 5 Jul 92 20:10:49 PDT From: [e-mail] (Dameon D. Welch)Subject: Demented_Sounds.cpt.hqx This Compact Pro file contains three sound files, each sampled from Dr. Demento20th Anniversary two CD set. Two of them are from "Tai Quan Leap/Boot to theHead" -- the "Zen Music" opening and "Boot to the Head," each sampled at22 Khz. The other being from "Earache My Eye" where the needle scratches therecord and Chong says "Heeeey! Whatyda trying to do? You ruined my record, man,I just bought it," which is sampled at 11Khz.#### BINHEX     east-texas-crickets.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 2 Jul 1992 21:39:59 -0500 (CDT) From: Larry Rymal <[e-mail]>Subject: East-Texas-night-noises.sit.hqx (sound)     This system sound file is mainly for city dwellers who havenever heard rural creature night noises.  I am surrounded bypine trees, creeks, and ponds, and at night the chorus ofcrickets -- thousands of them -- can just about keep a personawake.    By holding the Mac LC's microphone to the window, I was able to prepare this recording.  The fidelity is good.  Put thefile in a loop and you'll experience what we have to go through totry to sleep around here!--Larry Rymal <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     east-texas-frog.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 7 Jun 1992 13:30:47 -0500 (CDT) From: Larry Rymal <[e-mail]>Subject: EastTexasFloodFrogs.sit.hqx (/sound/)     "Yep, sonny, I remember that East Texas flood of '92 very well.  3 1/2 inches of rain pert nearly twenty minutes, I reckon."    And that will be the conversation I will have with someonewhen I am old and grey and Macs will be nothing but a mereappliance instead of the hacker machine that we all love.    We did have that much rain, and the road in front of thehouse would have made the Missippi take notice.  Outside of mywindow was a frog, a loud frog.  These frogs NEVER come thisclose to the house until the Flood of '92.    Using my LC's microphone, I recorded the little croaker andthe fidelity is very good.  If you listen carefully, you can hearthe flood waters outside.  In fact, the fidelity is so goodthat I plugged in my guitar amp speaker, aimed it out the window,had the LC loop the croaks and GREAT was the confusion thereoffor the other toads.  There is no telling what happened to thelittle feller that was outside my window--probably still hoppingand heading for New York.    Now what purpose would anyone have in downloading this file?Well, there are enough croaks on here that you could edit thesound file, copy the particular croak that you want, and have onevery, uh, interesting beep, or bad disk sound (SoundMaster 1.7.3).    The East Texas Flood Frogs of '92 is in StuffIt format.      System 7.0.1 sound format.#### BINHEX     essence-of-ives.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 7 Jun 1992 23:20:46 -0400 From: Byron C Mayes <[e-mail]>Subject: * Essence of Ives (resubmission)  This is a resubmission of "Essence of Ives."  I have learned thatthe original submission was corrupted, apparently by saving it as a compressed AIFF instead of the "normal" format.  Oh well. This is a sound file containing a snippet of music from the U.S.'sfirst great composer, Charles Ives (1874-1954).  Specifically, it's thefinal three measures of his second symphony.  I think they sum C.I. upquite nicely. This file was saved in Audio Image File format (AIFF, requiring Sample Editor 1.0.2 or a similar sound utility on the Mac or otherplatform), archived with Compact Pro 1.32 (requiring Compact Pro,Extractor, or other compatible de-archiver), and binhex'd (requiringmcvert, BinHex 4.0, Compact Pro, or other compatible de-hexer). The AIFF format allows "extra-sonic" information such as copyrightto be included in the data instead of in a Finder Info box (whereit disappears with the first desktop rebuild).  Sample Editor willconvert an AIFF into a usable system sound file ("sfil") that canbe played from the desktop under System 7. Enjoy,Byron C. MayesUniversity of Delaware ==========================(cut here)=============================== #### BINHEX     ferris-grp1.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 26 May 92 22:32:55 -0700 From: [e-mail] (71062000)Subject: ferris-grp1.hqx Avast ye!  Group one of sounds from the flick Ferris Bueller's Day Off (of 4).bestfriend:  My best friend's sister's brother's boyfriend....bueller:     Bueller.... Bueller....  Bueller.... Bueller....sfil/movr sound files, self-extracting thanks to Bill Goodman (CompactPro)Enjoy!Jeffrey Osier, aka [e-mail]-----------------------------<slice here>------------------------------#### BINHEX     ferris-grp2.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 26 May 92 22:36:10 -0700 From: [e-mail] (71062000)Subject: ferris-grp2.hqx Group two (of 3.. sorry, last header was wrong) of Ferris Bueller sounds.This one contains only one sound, but it's a good 'un:cam'ron:  When Cameron was in Egypt land... let my Cameron goooo...--------------------------------<dice here>-------------------------------#### BINHEX     ferris-grp3.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 26 May 92 22:44:28 -0700 From: [e-mail] (71062000)Subject: ferris-grp3.hqx Group three (of 3) of sounds from Ferris Bueller's Day Off:computer:  "I asked for a car, I got a computer.  How's that for being born    under a bad sign?"tight:       "Pardon my French, but Cameron is so tight that if you stuck a lump    of coal up his..."p.s.  Several of the wondrous sounds I yanked off of this were a)too large to    post, really, and b) should be under sounds.d (for "despicable").    Enough interest may prompt me to submit them. Some of them are pretty    dam' funny:  "Why don't you put your thumb up your butt?" (Ferris'    sister), and of course the lovely nurse/stripper:  "I heard that you    were feeling ill, headache, fever, and a chill...."  Mail me if you    want 'em, more than five responses will force me to submit them to    the capable hands of the dudes at sumex.  PLUG FOR SUMEX:  if I could    tip y'all, I would.  Your services are much appreciated.----------------------------------<chomp here>---------------------------------#### BINHEX     german-historical.hqx   ****From: "Rene G.A. Ros" <[e-mail]>Subject: Historical News Sounds Date: Tue, 6 Oct 92 19:50:36 MET Submission HistoricalNewsSnds.cpt.hqxHereby I send you a binhex-ed compact-pro archive containing fiveSystem 7 sounds of some histroical speeches and sounds concerningGermany. Three of the sounds are parts of the Kennedy speach inWest-Berlin (Yes, including 'Ich bin ein Berliner').Two others are in German and let you hear the German Minister of theInterior at the Ambassy in Prague talking to 3000 East-Germanrefugees (November 1989). The second is a West-German citizen shouting'The Wall must go', some days before the Berlin Wall was opened toEast-Germans.Hope you like it.Rene [e-mail]#### BINHEX     great-beeps-a-o.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]> Over the last couple of years I've collect several hundred sounds frominfo-mac, other archives on the internet, user group libraries, our Maclab, and friends.  I've collected my favorites into a large file ofsysbeeps which can be selected at random by utilities such as RicardoEttore's SndControl or SpeedBeep. Recently, I've had a request or two for this collection of moans,groans, sound effects and wise cracks.  I thought that as long as I wasuploading these, I might as well make them available to the worldat-large. I've collected the beeps as System 7 sound files so you can mix, match,and discard those you may already have.  If you're still using System 6,you can play these sounds withinfo-mac/sound/program/sound-mover-174.hqx (which can make soundsuitcases readable by Suitcase. There are TWO Compact Pro archives.  Sounds from A to O and Sounds fromP to Z.  This is Great Beeps A-O #### BINHEX     great-beeps-p-z.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]> Over the last couple of years I've collect several hundred sounds frominfo-mac, other archives on the internet, user group libraries, our Maclab, and friends.  I've collected my favorites into a large file ofsysbeeps which can be selected at random by utilities such as RicardoEttore's SndControl or SpeedBeep. Recently, I've had a request or two for this collection of moans,groans, sound effects and wise cracks.  I thought that as long as I wasuploading these, I might as well make them available to the worldat-large. I've collected the beeps as System 7 sound files so you can mix, match,and discard those you may already have.  If you're still using System 6,you can play these sounds withinfo-mac/sound/program/sound-mover-174.hqx (which can make soundsuitcases readable by Suitcase. There are TWO Compact Pro archives.  Sounds from A to O and Sounds fromP to Z.  This is Great Beeps P to Z. #### BINHEX     halloween-song.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 30 Oct 92 12:28:20 ESTFrom: "Justin P. Sullivan" <[e-mail]>Subject: Submission: halloween-song.hqxThis is a mix of halloween sounds for your holiday entertainment.#### BINHEX     hardware-beeps.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 22 Nov 1992 17:20:06 -0500 (EST) From: Kevin R Lesniewicz <[e-mail]>Subject: HardwareBeeps.sit.hqx --1073741863-1744389231-722471017:#26440Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCIIThree soundbites from a local telephone company commercial of a womansaying "incompatibility" "hardware at war with hardware" and "state of theart one day, obsolete the next." Pretty funny. Sys7 format. Enjoy!--1073741863-1744389231-722471017:#26440Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="HardwareBeeps.sit.hqx"Content-ID: <[e-mail]>Content-Description: #### BINHEX     hershey-kiss-bells.hqx   ****From: Eric B Armstrong <[e-mail]>Subject: Resubmittal of Hershey ChristmasDate: Mon, 14 Dec 92 11:16:57 ESTThis is a resubmittal of the sound file Hershey Christmas.  The firstsubmittal was double BinHexed accidentally. I apologize for any inconvenience.This sound is from a Hershey Kisses commercial where the kisses ring likebells to the tune of "We Wish You a Merry Christmas".  Recorded 11MHz.Thanks,E!*****************************#### BINHEX     home-improvement-tim-allen.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 17 Dec 92 05:05:45 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Gabriel M. Schuyler)Subject: [*] Home Improvement Sounds As requested by someone (I don't remember who) in Info-mac, here are someof Tim Allen's grunts, from the Home Improvement television show.This is a self-extracting archive containing System 7 sound files.Included are grunts for frustration, an "oh yeah" grunt, a "just you wait'n' see" type of grunt, a high pitched grunt, and probably the mostappropriate for a system beep, a quick "Wha'?" type of grunt.Have fun. . . .-Gabe---Gabriel M. Schuyler   -  55 second ave #3    -   Macintosh [e-mail] -  New York, ny 10003  -   Pager: 917.879.0345     #### BINHEX     homer-and-sally.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 8 Feb 93 23:11:27 est From: "Maxwell Smart (Soell, Oliver)" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Homer-and-Sally.hqx Enclosed is a rather amusing sound (at least to me) which I'd like to share with the rest of Mac-land.. This is a slightly risque sound made up of various sounds floating around on the Internet. It's based on those of Homer Simpson and Sally (from When Harry Met ..), and with one from Star Trek thrown in for good measure (if you can tell which one, I'll be surprised).This has the sound in both the System 7.x sound format and SoundEdit format.Oliver SoellDickinson [e-mail]#### BINHEX     im-not-a-crook.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 09 Jan 93 13:45:23 EST From: [e-mail] (dks)Subject: [*] I am not a crook Cambridge, Massachusetts.January 9, 1993.To mark the 80th birthday of Richard Milhous Nixon, hereis an "sfil" of Him at His Ironic Best.Cheers,Dhanesh#### BINHEX     ive-fallen.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 17 Oct 92 16:28 EST From: <[e-mail]>Subject: Please Post in the Sounds Dir: "I've fallen and I can't get up!" I think this sound is what the archives have been missing.  All of you who haven't seen the commercial, but saw the T-Shirts (which are big on some college campuses), can now see (hear) what the fuss was all about.  It is sampled at 11k inSystem7 format and compacted with Compact Pro.  Enjoy!  It makes for a sick shutdown sound!        [e-mail]#### BINHEX     jobs-1984-speech.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 20 Jun 1992 19:28:58 -0500 (CDT) From: Larry Rymal <[e-mail]>Subject: Jobs1984speech (sound)     "It is now 1984...  will Big Blue dominate the computerindustry?  The only obstacle is Apple...Is George Orwell rightabout 1984?"    The above are portions of this sound file and come from arousing speech that Jobs made.  Add this to your Apple historical sound archives.  The fidelity is excellent and wasrecorded via audio cable into a Mac LC.    This is a StuffIt file.Larry Rymal <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     joe-walsh.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1992 11:34:26 +0000 From: [e-mail] (Chris Lawrenson)Subject: JoeWalsh How ya doin'!  For all you Joe Walsh fans out there, here are some sound clips I recordedover the weekend.  They were created using SoundEdit(TM), but the format ofthe files seems to be compatible with the sound programs out on thenetwork.  It is a binhexed, self extracting Compact Pro document.  Enjoy!Chris [e-mail]#### BINHEX     kismet.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 7 Dec 1992 10:54:11 -0800 (PST) From: [e-mail] (Orcinus orca (a.k.a. Brian W. Beck))Subject: /sound/kismet.hqx KISMET.HQX(This should probably be archived as info-mac/sounds/kismet.hqx)This file contains System 7.0 Sound files recordedfrom the movie KISMET, starring Howard Keel, Ann Blyth,Dolores Gray, and Vic Damone. If you've never seen it,the movie is an Arabian Nights Musical made by MGM in1955 and uses the music of Alexander Borodin.Please note that each sound has a high level of backgroundnoise, but to the ear, sounds fine.For trivia's sake, Howard Keel played the eldest brotherfrom "SEVEN BRIDES for SEVEN BROTHERS".I'm sure these exerpts are copyright of CBS records andMGM Studios.-Brian================================================================================| Brian W. Beck      |       Disclaimer: WASHINGTON ST. UNIVERSITY is only     ||--------------------|       responsible for the thoughts in my head. The      || Biochem/Biophysics |       gibberish that pours forth from my lips and       || WSU ,  261 Fulmer  |       fingertips is of no consequence and should        || Pullman, WA 99164  |       be ignored at all costs.                          || (509) 335 - 4083   |                                                         ||--------------------------------------|---------------------------------------||    E-mail Address:                   |Heisenberg's Molecular Voodoo Principle|| INTERNET [e-mail] |"If there's a CAAT in a Pribnow box,   || BITNET   F0388913@WSUVMS1            | you don't know whether it's "alive"   || DECNET   JAGUAR::F0388913            | and functioning until you look inside"|================================================================================#### BINHEX     kiss-and-laugh.hqx   ****Date: 21 Jan 93 04:39:30 EST From: [e-mail]: [*] Kiss and Laugh sounds Here are two sounds: one a long, sloppy kiss, and the other the laugh thatfollowed. This is my first submission. Please be [e-mail]: To the moderators: Unfortunately, my mail program (Dartmouth College'sinterface-from-hell award winner) sends only 32 K a pop, so this will come inthree messages. Sorry, guys.  -tig#### BINHEX     ktvu-channel-2-news.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 13 Dec 92 11:32:09 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Dameon D. Welch)Subject: KTVU_News.cpt.hqx Here's a sound that individuals who live or have lived in the Bay Area mightappreciate -- the beginning of the KTVU Channel 2 News. In System 7 Format.#### BINHEX     late-night-with-dave.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 2 Jun 92 23:47:43 -0700 From: [e-mail] (Jason Snell)Subject: Dave.hqx Sounds from "Late Night With David Letterman," featuring Dave and Paul,plus a special visit from Bill Murray. Bonus sound: Paul from "ThisIs Spinal Tap."Digitized by Jason Snell, [e-mail].#### BINHEX     lawnmower.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 31 Jan 1993 23:52:05 -0500 (EST) From: Craig O'Donnell <[e-mail]>Subject: Only a Drill --1073741863-1553032324-728542451:#17024Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCIIThis is a System 7 double clickable sound file of a lawnmower, intendedonly as a test to ensure it arrives uncorrupted. Binhexed with St7uffitDeluxe, "LF" option checked, and uploaded to the UNIX system witha plain"rz" command.Please confirm that this arrives in usable condition.Thank you Bill.   --- COD--1073741863-1553032324-728542451:#17024Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="Mower.hqx.sdx.rz"Content-ID: <[e-mail]>Content-Description: #### BINHEX     led-zeppelin.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 13 Jan 93 21:29:29 GMT From: [e-mail] (Steve Portigal)Subject: Led Zeppelin sound samples  This is a collection of Led Zeppelin sound samples that I converted fromanother format, and the legendary "satanic message" hidden in Stairwayto Heaven when played backwards.  Hope everyone enjoys them...Steve [e-mail]#### BINHEX     lets-get-it-on.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 30 Sep 92 10:19:34 -0400 From: jason r mihalick <[e-mail]>Dear Moderators,    Here is a short sound clip taken from the nightly news onSeptember 29, 1992.  The sound is George Bush's challenge to Bill Clinton for the Sunday debates where Bush says               "Let's Get It On!"I think that it might make a pretty good start up sound.  The file was binhexed and compacted using Compact Pro 1.33.  Thesound was recorded on a Mac IIsi using the sampling program Sample Editor.  The sound itself is not in any compression formatand is about 18k.Of course the sound is free, so enjoy!                    -Jason R. Mihalick                                         [e-mail]-----------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     locutus.hqx   ****From: Michael Fulmer <[e-mail]>Subject: Locutus of Borg Sounds Date: Tue, 12 Jan 93 11:23:50 EST The 2-hour premiere of Deep Space Nine included new scenes of the Federation getting blown away by the Borg. Captain Pickard was again shown as Locutus, directing the Borg attack. With this in mind, here then are two sounds from Star Trek: The Next Generation of Locutus of Borg. They are normal sfil format,recorded at 11KHz, and contained in a self-extracting archive. Resistance is futile.Make it so.Michael [e-mail]---------------------------------#### BINHEX     loopback-grp1.hqx   ****Date: 12 Dec 1992 16:57:26 -0400 (EDT) From: [e-mail]: /sound/loopback-grp1.hqx     This is the first of a collection of high-quality loopbacks (soundsthat can repeat over and over) that I digitized (with the CEDAR digitizer).This sound is called "Creation" which I sampled off the videotape "The Mind'sEye: A Computer Animation Odyssey" from Miramar.    These loopbacks are nice to use in any multimedia animations oranything that can use an instrumental soundtrack in the background.... butthey're also nice just to listen to, and they're long enough that they don'tbecome irritatingly repetitive.Crisp, clean, 22 kHz, 8-bit mono, SoundEdit file (type FSSD).Enjoy!...David C. PearsonInternet: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     loopback-grp2.hqx   ****Date: 12 Dec 1992 16:58:05 -0400 (EDT) From: [e-mail]: /sound/loopback-grp2.hqx         This is the second of a collection of high-quality loopbacks (soundsthat can repeat over and over) that I digitized (with the CEDAR digitizer).This sound is called "Particle" which I sampled off the videotape "The Mind'sEye: A Computer Animation Odyssey" from Miramar.        These loopbacks are nice to use in any multimedia animations oranything that can use an instrumental soundtrack in the background.... butthey're also nice just to listen to, and they're long enough that they don'tbecome irritatingly repetitive. Crisp, clean, 22 kHz, 8-bit mono, SoundEdit file (type FSSD). Enjoy!... David C. PearsonInternet: [e-mail]  #### BINHEX     loopback-grp3.hqx   ****Date: 12 Dec 1992 16:59:09 -0400 (EDT) From: [e-mail]: /sound/loopback-grp3.hqx         This is the third of a collection of high-quality loopbacks (soundsthat can repeat over and over) that I digitized (with the CEDAR digitizer).This sound is called "Plink" which I sampled off the videotape "The Mind'sEye: A Computer Animation Odyssey" from Miramar.        These loopbacks are nice to use in any multimedia animations oranything that can use an instrumental soundtrack in the background.... butthey're also nice just to listen to, and they're long enough that they don'tbecome irritatingly repetitive. Crisp, clean, 22 kHz, 8-bit mono, SoundEdit file (type FSSD). Enjoy!... David C. PearsonInternet: [e-mail]  #### BINHEX     loopback-grp4.hqx   ****Date: 12 Dec 1992 16:59:45 -0400 (EDT) From: [e-mail]: /sound/loopback-grp4.hqx         This is the fourth of a collection of high-quality loopbacks (soundsthat can repeat over and over) that I digitized (with the CEDAR digitizer).This sound is part of the theme from the movie and tv show "V".        These loopbacks are nice to use in any multimedia animations oranything that can use an instrumental soundtrack in the background.... butthey're also nice just to listen to, and they're long enough that they don'tbecome irritatingly repetitive. Crisp, clean, 22 kHz, 8-bit mono, SoundEdit file (type FSSD). Enjoy!... David C. PearsonInternet: [e-mail]  #### BINHEX     mac-truck.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 14 Jan 93 23:23:07 -0500 From: jason r mihalick <[e-mail]>Dear Moderators,     This archive contains two versions of the same sound from the beginning of"Terminator II - Judgement Day."  The sounds are of an Semi-truck starting it'sengine, releasing it's brake, and slowly pulling away.   The sound file "Mac Truck (short)" lasts about 10 secs. and "Mac Truck (long)" lasts about 20 secs.Obviously, either of these sounds would make excellent startup sounds - particularly  for those of you who own a "Big Mac" (i.e., Quadra, IIvx, etc.).     I used the built-in mic on my IIsi in conjuction with the application "Sample Editor" to record the sounds from an audio tape played on my stereo.  They were then exported from Sample Editor (using the "Export Sound As..." command) in a 3:1 MACE compression format.  Oh, and the sounds are in System 7 format (of course!).     I hope you enjoy the sounds!  Any questions or comments are welcome.                                 - Jason R. Mihalick                        [e-mail]------------- 8< cut here -----------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     merrie-melodies.hqx   ****Date: 11 Dec 1992 15:56:14 +0100 From: [e-mail] (Jose M. Alcaide)Subject: merriemelodies.hqx Hello,Here is a superb sound ideal to be included in the Startup folder of theSystem folder.I sampled the opening music of the "Merrie Melodies" classic cartoons ofWarner Bros. (I love those cartoons!). The music is in a System 7 sound file,compacted (self-extracting) and binhexed.If you enjoy this sound, please e-mail me. I would like to know if itbecomes popular in the Mac community.Jose M. Alcaide      <[e-mail]>Dept. of Electronics - Science FacultyUniversity of the Basque Country48080 Bilbao (SPAIN)-------------------------- Cut Here -----------------------------------------#### BINHEX     mini-chihuahua.hqx   ****From: "Mark Thacker...CC1 LAN Manager"  <[e-mail]>Organization: UNT Computing CenterDate:     12 Nov 1992 8:48:02CST6CDTSubject:  Re: Mini Chihuahua Mini Chihuahua Mini Chihuahua Mini ChihuaAttached is a sound of my miniature chihuahua growling at the microphone ofmy Mac Quadra 950!  It makes for a really cute Empty Trash sound inSoundMaster!This was sampled at 22Khz in Sample Editor and then exported using Mace 3 to1 compression.  This reduced the 176K file to 70K without any real loss inclarity.  It is Binhexed.======================================================================Mark Thacker                Bitnet : MARK@UNTVAXCC1 Novell LAN Manager      THENET : NTVAXA::MARKComputing Center            Internet : [e-mail] of North Texas         or : [e-mail]======================================================================12-Nov-92 14:48:49-GMT,81945;000000000001Return-Path: <[e-mail]>Received: from mercury.unt.edu by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA08535; Thu, 12 Nov 92 06:48:45 PSTReceived: from oberon.nms.unt.edu by mercury.unt.edu with SMTP id AA12924  (5.65c/IDA-1.4.4 for <[e-mail]>); Thu, 12 Nov 1992 08:48:27 -0600Received: From CC1/WORKQUEUE by oberon.nms.unt.edu          via Charon 3.4 with IPX id 100.921112084917.352;          12 Nov 92 08:48:23 -0600Message-Id: <[e-mail]>To: [e-mail]: "Mark Thacker...CC1 LAN Manager"  <[e-mail]>Organization: UNT Computing CenterDate:     12 Nov 1992 8:47:55CST6CDTSubject:  Re: Mini Chihuahua Mini Chihuahua Mini Chihuahua Mini ChihuaPriority: normalX-Binhex:  4.0X-Finfo:  Mac,"Mini Chihuahua,"sfil","SmEd",256X-Mailer: Pegasus Mail/Mac v2.0  [ This message is the file 'Mini Chihuahua, which has been    BinHexed. If you are not using Pegasus Mail, you may have    to extract the message to a file and process it using the     appropriate unpacking utility. ]#### BINHEX     more-star-trek-beeps.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 25 Jan 93 10:51:43 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Roger Smith)Subject: StarTrek Beeps Attn Moderator:        Enclosed is a .sit.hqx archive created with Stuffit Classic 1.6 itcontains some Star Trek beeps (taken from DS9 and TNG) in System 7 Format. Please include in the sound directory. The sounds have good signal to noise ratios and were recorded with Digidesign's sound Tools system.Comm Beep               11KFailure Beep            14KFailure Warning         26kPower Loss              24K"Damage to warp core"   30K"Shuttle Comming Apart" 63K"Structural Failure"    36K"Can U ID the problem?" 27K--                              | #include "std.disclaimers"Roger C. Smith                  | Research Computing Services,Software Development            | The Hospital for Sick Children,Apple Link:CDA0662              | 555 University Avenue,Toronto, Ontario, M5G 1XInternet:[e-mail]   | Phone: [phone], Fax: [phone]#### BINHEX     nell-the-cat.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 7 Feb 93 08:25:10+080 From: [e-mail] (Stephen Smoliar)Subject: [*] the cat's meow My wife was somewhat indignant that someone should upload the sound of hisdog, and she absolutely refuses to let me install Quack as the alert sound onher new Macintosh.  So, for her benefit, I made a recording of our cat, Nell.She has now been edited down to a very compact alert sound, so I figured Iwould make her available for public distribution.------Stephen W. Smoliar; Institute of Systems ScienceNational University of Singapore; Heng Mui Keng TerraceKent Ridge, SINGAPORE 0511Internet:  [e-mail]-------#### BINHEX     oingo-boingo.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Feb 93 09:29:30 CST From: "Steven Nygard" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Oingo Boingo Sounds Oingo Boingo?  What is it?Oingo Boingo is a band which started in California in the early 1980'sas best I can figure.  Never quite making the national scene, theyhave enjoyed constant popularity in their home state.  I beganlistening to the group in late 1982 and have been hooked ever since.Their music is unlike any other.  My best guess would put it at a mixof latino beat fused with disco on acid.  Very singable and danceable.  Thelyrics are often very shallow bordering on very deep, satirizing our societyto professing societal paranoyia.The lead singer, Danny Elfman, has gained popularity for producing much of the music for Batman, Dick Tracy, Edward Scissor Hands, the Simpsons theme, theme song for Wierd Science, and many more.Included in the archive are (trust me, it was hard to decide which...):GoodbyeI Love Little GirlsOnly a Lad IntroSweat IntroWild Sex in the Working Class #### BINHEX     orig-star-trek-theme.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 22 Oct 1992 18:45:36 -0500 (CDT) From: Kay Ellen Pahany <[e-mail]>Subject: original-star-trek-theme.hqx From:  Alexander Pahany <[e-mail]>Archive:  info-mac/soundThis is the ultimate sound for all Star Trek fraks.  This is the OriginalStar Trek Theme, recorded with SFRecord-Play, which is available on the"sound/programs" archive.  This come from the PROMO album released to alot of radio satations in the 70's.  Fidelity is great, and the size israther small for all that you're getting.  Hope you like.  If you get it,drop me a line.<[e-mail]>_______________________________<think about cutting here>__________________#### BINHEX     prince-npg.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1992 17:11:49 +0100 From: Raoul Schaffner <[e-mail]>Subject: Submission of PrinceSound From:    Raoul P. Schaffner <[e-mail]>Content: Samples from the two recent albums of Prince and the         NPG: "Love Symbol" and "Diamonds and Pearls"Warning: The version of "Love Symbol" I bought had a sticker         on it that said "This version of Love Symbol contains         language that some people may find offensive".Files:   "The MAX is in control"         "My name is Prince"         "Sexy M.F."         "Son of a bitch hung up!"         "ToneBox"         "Snare"         "Oh"         "Yyyyyyeahh!"         "Thunder!"         "Tony..bang!"Enjoy!-------------------------C U T  H E R E-------------------------#### BINHEX     princess-bride-grp1.hqx   ****Date: 13 Dec 1992 22:43:51 -0400 (EDT) From: GREG HINSON <[e-mail]>Subject: (*) Princess Bride Sounds, grp. 1 Here's the first of four groups of sounds sampled from the movie"Princess Bride." All of them are in the System 7 format, and are recorded in a very high quality 22kHz. If you enjoy them,drop me a note to let me know. Included in this submission are:"Hello!", "Land mass", "Large women", "Perfect breasts", and"R.O.U.S.'s".                Greg Hinson                Medical College of Virginia#### BINHEX     princess-bride-grp2.hqx   ****Date: 01 Jan 1993 16:07:23 -0400 (EDT) From: GREG HINSON <[e-mail]>Subject: (*) Princess Bride Sounds--group 2 Here's more sounds sampled from the movie "Princess Bride."Each are recorded in crisp, clear 22kHz and saved as System 7,double-clickable sounds. Enjoy!                    Greg Hinson                    Medical College of Virginia#### BINHEX     princess-bride-grp3.hqx   ****Date: 10 Jan 1993 12:42:07 -0400 (EDT) From: GREG HINSON <[e-mail]>Subject: (*) Sounds from "Princess Bride," grp. 3 This is the 3rd (of 4) group of sounds sampled from the movie"Princess Bride." Each are recorded in crisp, clear 22 kHz, andsaved as System 7, double-clickable sounds.                --Greg Hinson                Medical College of Virginia#### DIRECTORY  program   ****#### BINHEX     raising-arizona-grp-3.hqx   ****Date: 31 Oct 1992 19:24:01 -0400 (EDT) From: [e-mail]: Final submission of Raising Arizona sounds This is the last of three submissions of SNDS from the movie"Raising Arizona," including FREEZE OR DROP, MENSTRUAL CRAMPS,REAGAN, TURN TO THE RIGHT.If you enjoy them or the movie as much as I do, drop me a note.I have some other examples I may be able to send you.                --Greg Hinson                Medical College of Virginia                [e-mail]_______________________________________________________________#### BINHEX     raising-arizona-grp1.hqx   ****Date: 18 Oct 1992 23:58:10 -0400 (EDT) From: [e-mail]: sounds from Raising Arizona, vol. 1 This is volume 1 of sounds from the movie "Raising Arizona." Itcontains the following sounds, in System 7 format: "augh!," "breast feed," "panty on your head," and "warthog from hell."                digitized by:                Greg Hinson                [e-mail]                Medical College of Virginia________________________________________________________________#### BINHEX     raising-arizona-grp2.hqx   ****Date: 24 Oct 1992 22:41:38 -0400 (EDT) From: [e-mail]: (*) SNDS from "Raising Arizona," grp 2 This file contains sounds from the film "Raising Arizona." Itincludes: "I need a toddler," "motto," "okay then," and "youate what?"                digitized by:                Greg Hinson                [e-mail]                Medical College of Virginia_______________________________________________________________#### BINHEX     rb-music-samples.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 27 Nov 92 01:17:27 EST From: [e-mail] (David Brooks)R&B Soul Music, Volume 1by David Brooks([e-mail])This file contains 11 samples from the most popular R&B/black musicsongs.  The samples are from:   + Bobby Brown - "Humpin' Around"   + Damian Dame - "Right Down To It"   + Guy - "Tease Me Tonite"   + Jodeci - "Forever My Lady"   + Karyn White - "Romantic"   + Mariah Carey - "Emotions"   + Michael Jackson - "Remember The Time"   + Ready For The World - "Can He Do It (Like This, Can He Do It Like That)"   + TLC - "Baby, Baby, Baby"   + Troop - "Keep You Next to Me"   + Whitney Houston - "Miracle" Each sample is 3 to 7 seconds long.  If you have any comments, please send mail to "[e-mail]".  By the way, I have a 4-second sample of Bobby Brown's "Good Enough" on a BBS called Narnia, [phone] - 2400 modem connection. Enjoy.   -- David Brooks#### BINHEX     ren-n-stimpy-secret-club.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 2 Nov 92 01:31:56 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Dameon D. Welch)Subject: Ren & Stimpy Oath Snd.cpt.hqx The complete "Ren & Stimpy Secret Club" oath. Digitized from the TV show at22KHz.#### BINHEX     ren-n-stimpy.hqx   ****From: Hugh Witt Johnson <[e-mail]>Date: Tue, 26 Jan 93 22:24:53 -0500 Subject: ren-n-stimpy.hqx Here are some more sundry Ren & Stimpy sounds for all you R&S fans out there.Enjoy!Hugh JohnsonRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteTroy, New York, USA([e-mail])#### BINHEX     rob-sound.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Dominik Hoffmann)Subject: Sound SubmittalDate: Sat, 12 Sep 92 0:43:01 CDTrobsound.hqxThis is the sound uttered by Rob Williamson the night before giving his prelim talk. At the time of this desparate cry (a prolonged "aaahhhrrggggh") his talk was only eight hours away, it was 2 a.m. and he had not come up with many viewgraphs.The sound makes a good error beep. It was created on a PowerBook using the built-in microphone.Dominik Hoffmann([e-mail])-------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     sally.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]> A week or so ago there was a request for "sexy sounds."  Move overSexyHi, here's the ultimate "sexy sound" (although she's only kidding;surely you saw the movie, "When Harry Met..." ;-) #### BINHEX     search-for-spock.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 15 Jun 1992 22:28:51 -0500 (CDT) From: Larry Rymal <[e-mail]>Subject: SearchforSpock.sit.hqx (sounds)     The following sounds are from the movie, "Search for Spock", and were recorded directly via audio cable into a Mac LC.  Thefidelity is quite good:* Bones confessing to Spock* Needs of the One...* SPOCK-I have been...your friend* What is your wish* You Must Make the Choice* Your Request is Not Logical--Larry Rymal <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     short-circuit.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 14 May 92 02:42:24 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Lonadar the Wanderer)Subject: Short Circuit Sounds Here is Number 5 saying "Nice Software" from Short Circuit.Lonadar the [e-mail]#### BINHEX     simpsons-grp-5.hqx   ****From: Michael Fulmer <[e-mail]>Subject: Simpsons Sounds - Group 5 Date: Wed, 17 Feb 93 1:12:27 EST This is my fifth group of Simpsons sound samples: 16 of them, all in sfil (System 7 double clickable) format, and all recorded at 11KHz. A number of these are via Chris Baird ([e-mail]), keeper of the Simpsons FAQ located at ftp.cs.widener.edu (147.31.254.132) in the pub/simpsons directory. My thanks to Chris. The sounds are contained in a Compact Pro self-extracting archive. nJOY!"Five fingers? Ewww, freak show!"Michael J. [e-mail]=================================#### BINHEX     simpsons-grp1.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 15 Dec 92 19:18:08 ESTFrom: [e-mail] (GET ME OUTTA HERE!!)Subject: Re:  Description for "simpsons-group1.hqx"  The description for "simpsons-group1.hqx" is:From: Michael Fulmer <[e-mail]>Subject: Simpsons Sounds - Group 1Date: Wed, 9 Dec 92 11:36:14 EST These are new sound samples from The Simpsons, taken directly from my VCRoutputs straight into a MacRecorder, so the sound quality is very good.These were sampled at 11Khz. Many of these are from the recent episode inwhich Maggie spoke her first word. All of these System 7 double-clickablesounds are contained in a self-extracting archive. Doh!Michael [e-mail] Brooks[[e-mail]]---------------------------------------------------------------- THINGS THAT MAKE YOU GO HMMMMThings that make you go hmmmm.......                                       C&C Music Factory----------------------------------------------------------------14-Dec-92 23:37:07-GMT,368303;000000000011Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA20166; Mon, 14 Dec 92 15:36:41 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA09918; Mon, 14 Dec 92 10:05:13 PSTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from mcs.drexel.edu (king.mcs.drexel.edu) by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU        (4.1/inc-1.0) id AA08409; Mon, 14 Dec 92 07:15:55 PST Received: from queen.mcs.drexel.edu by mcs.drexel.edu (4.1/SMI-4.0) id        AA02937; Mon, 14 Dec 92 10:12:46 EST Date: Mon, 14 Dec 92 10:12:46 EST From: [e-mail] (GET ME OUTTA HERE!!)Message-Id: <[e-mail]> To: [e-mail]-To: [e-mail]-Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 10:05:09 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>This is a re-post of the file from Michael Fulmer.  This one is BINHEXedonly once, NOT TWICE!!  Please send any comments to Mr. Fulmer at:   '[e-mail]'.  -- David Brooks   ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     simpsons-grp2.hqx   ****From: Michael Fulmer <[e-mail]>Subject: Simpsons Sounds - Group 2 Date: Mon, 21 Dec 92 22:39:25 EST This is my second set of Simpsons sound samples (BINHEXed but once).  These samples are longer than those in the first set, therefore there are fewer of them (only 6). Again these are 'sfil' format, and were taken from VCR via a MacRecorder.$847.63?Michael [e-mail]---------------------------------#### BINHEX     simpsons-grp3.hqx   ****From: Michael Fulmer <[e-mail]>Subject: Simpsons Sounds - Group 3 Date: Mon, 4 Jan 93 18:16:54 EST This is my "Theme" set of Simpsons samples:   1) A short version of The Simpsons theme.   2) The Gracie Films theme (heard after each episode).   3) The 20th Century Fox theme (also heard after each episode, provided      your station hasn't already switched over to a commercial).These are contained in a self-extracting archive. They are sfil, originallyrecorded at 11KHz with a MacRecorder directly from my VCR. nJOY!Mmmmm, Hog Fat.Michael [e-mail]---------------------------------#### BINHEX     simpsons-grp4.hqx   ****From: Michael Fulmer <[e-mail]>Subject: Simpsons Sounds - Group 4 Date: Tue, 19 Jan 93 18:18:44 EST This is my 4th set of Simpsons sound samples. As were the others, these were recorded at 11KHz and are contained in a folder in a self-extracting archive. In the name of each sound file I have put the episode number (visible in the closing credits) of the show each came from, in case any of you want to track down the circumstances of the sound. For those who don't yet know, the SimpsonsFAQ and Episode Guide are archived at ftp.cs.widener.edu [147.31.254.132] in the pub/simpsons directory. These files are a great help if you are logging a Simpsons video tape collection, and its just darn fun readin', too! nJOY!Five fingers! Freak show!Michael [e-mail]=================================#### BINHEX     snl-clips.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 13 Dec 92 11:30:02 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Dameon D. Welch)Subject: SNL_Sounds_12_13_92.cpt.hqx Here are some sounds I digitized last night from SNL:"It's like Butter" from Coffe Talk"Phallocentric" from the Lesbian "Season" Scene"I'm good enough..." from Stuart Smalley's Daily AffirmationAll in System 7 Format. Compressed with Compact Pro.#### DIRECTORY  st   ****#### BINHEX     st-deep-space-nine-ii.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 14 Jan 93 11:08:34 EST From: CHUCK WILLIAMS <[e-mail]>Organization: Central Michigan University Subject: more sounds Hi,Here's group two of Star Trek-Deep Space Nine sounds in aBinhexed, Self-Extracting Archive.  Enjoy!Chuck Williams, [e-mail]#### BINHEX     st-deep-space-nine.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 14 Jan 93 09:25:22 EST From: CHUCK WILLIAMS <[e-mail]>Organization: Central Michigan University Hi Netters!The internet has been an endless (and sometimes habitual) sourceof information and pleasure.  This is part one of my attempt togive a little back to the people who have made the net what itis today.  Enclosed is a binhexed, self-extracting archive ofsome sounds I dug from the opening episode of "Star Trek-DeepSpace Nine."  I hope you enjoy them!  If you enjoy them A LOTthen send me some e-mail or your own Star Trek sounds... eitherway, I would love to hear from you!respectfully submitted,Chuck Williams, [e-mail]#### BINHEX     star-trek-beeps.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 10 Aug 92 08:30:40 CDT From: [e-mail] (Mike Scudamore)Subject: STAR Trek Beeps This is a collection of 48 short sound samples from STAR TREK (TOS and TNG).The longest is about 5 seconds long. They can be used as system beeps withone's favorite beep randomizer. The collection contains several sounds fromother postings (my personal thanks to all those who have posted STAR TREKsounds) and many of my own handywork.The distribution of these sounds is free. STAR TREK and STAR TREK: THE NEXTGENERATION are registered trademarks of Paramount Pictures Corporation. Soguess who owns most of the sounds anyway?******************************************************************************** Mike Scudamore, SPARTA, Inc.        * Internet: [e-mail]  ** 4901 Corporate Drive                * Voice:    [phone] Ext. 1504     ** Huntsville, AL 35805                * We may doze, but we never close!      ********************************************************************************#### BINHEX     stockdales-abortion-views.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 17 Oct 1992 14:17:49 -0500 (CDT) From: Kay Ellen Pahany <[e-mail]>Subject: stockdales-abortion-views.hqx From:  Alexander Pahany <[e-mail]>Directory:  info-mac/soundsThis sample is one of the many incredibly funny (whether they were meantto be or not!) things said in the Vice-Presidential.  This is AdmiralJames Stockdale expressing his views on abortion.  This is an "sfil" soundcreated with Wavicle, and BinHexed with Compact Pro.  Hope you like it,and if you do get it, drop me a line.                                 (cut here)------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     strawbery-startup-sound.hqx   ****From: Jack Repenning <[e-mail]>Subject: strawberry startupsound Date: Mon, 25 Jan 93 14:30:28 -0800 Here's a startup sound that goes well with the startup screen"art/strawberry-startup.hqx," recently uploaded by Paul Savage. Thisis from the movie "Pretty Woman": Richard Gere (in his most culturedand urbane tones) offers a strawberry to "bring out the flavor of thechampagne," to which Julia Roberts responds (in her street-wisestreet-walker tones), "Oh.  Groovy."It's a BinHex'ed, self-extracting, Compact Pro archive containing asingle System-7 "snd " file. (All right, maybe it was overkill for asingle sound, but think what fun I had!)File as "sound/strawberry-startup.hqx"#### BINHEX     streetfighter.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 6 Aug 92 08:55:03 -0400 From: [e-mail] (King Rhoton)Subject: streetfighter sounds Also due to a couple of requests, I'm posting these sounds from StreetFighter II#### BINHEX     sttng-worf-datas.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1993 15:16:11 EST From: "Paul D. Bain" <[e-mail]>Subject: st-worf-computer-snds.hqx     This is a file of four sounds taken from the Star Trek:  The nextGeneration episode, "A Fistful of Datas."  These sounds feature Worf tellingthe computer to end the program and freeze the program and exclaiming thathe is beginning to see the fun of the holodeck program.  These sounds wererecorded at 11khZ and are okay quality.25-Jan-93  2:47:06-GMT,116956;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA13370; Sun, 24 Jan 93 18:47:01 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA28746; Sun, 24 Jan 93 18:46:57 PSTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from oak.circa.ufl.edu by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id        AA10224; Sun, 24 Jan 93 12:03:58 PST Received: by ufcc.ufl.edu (MX V3.1C) id 11083; Sun, 24 Jan 1993 15:04:46 EST Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1993 15:04:35 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     taffy.hqx   ****From: attjpn!attjp4![e-mail]: [*] Taffy (the dog) Sound Date: Tue, 19 Jan 93 13:18:54 JST Organization: AT&T Japan Ltd., Network Systems, WSD A fairly small Apple System 7 "snd" file of our dog, Taffy, barking.  Makes anice beep sound, in my opinion.  I just thought I'd like to share it with therest of the world!  Recorded Christmas Morning, 1991.  Compact Pro Archive.#### BINHEX     the-bodyguard.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 20 Dec 92 15:44:30 EST From: [e-mail] (GET ME OUTTA HERE!!)"The Bodyguard" Soundtrackby David Brooks([e-mail])This is a collection of song samples from the movie soundtrack "TheBodyguard".  All of these samples (5 of them) are from Whitney Houston;they include "I'll Always Love You", "Run To You", "Queen of The Night","Jesus Loves Me" and "I Have Nothing".By the way, make sure you see the movie--it's great!If there are any questions or comments, please send mail to "[e-mail]".  Thank you. -- David Brooks#### BINHEX     three-clock-chimes.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]> Three clock chimes (as System 7 sfil files). Cuckoo, China Clock,Big Ben.  Used with SndControl 2.2 (from /info-mac/sound/program/sound-manager-package-176.hqx) any of thesecan chime the hour (or half hour or quarter hours) without interruptingtyping, file transfers, or other processes. #### BINHEX     total-recall-grp-2.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 28 Sep 92 20:26 EST From: <[e-mail]>Subject: Please post this in the Sound Directory Well here it is, I promised to post up more sounds. Sorry about the delay, but I couldn't upload from home. Anyway here's what's inside:"Consider that a divorce""If I'm not me, then who am I?""You think this is the real Quaid...""Come on, doc, Don't Bullshit me"(This last one makes a really cool system beep)All are in Compact Pro [e-mail]#### BINHEX     toy-poodle-bark.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 4 Dec 1992 09:15 PDT From: [e-mail]: Sound: Barking Toy Poodle   Enclosed is a charming sound, brief enough to be used as a beep, of our toy poodle "Bea" barking.  Cat people need not apply... :-)  It's not stuffed, and is encoded with BinHex [e-mail]-----------#### BINHEX     tutti-frutti-unchain.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Rob Kouwenberg)Subject: (*) sample tutti frutti unchain my heart sounds Date: Mon, 7 Dec 1992 12:57:07 +0100 (MET) [*] submission tutti frutti and unchain my heart sound Hello Netters,While fiddleling and sampling around, I recorded two sounds that you might like for your favorite system beep. The sounds are sampled with 7Khz in sound moverformat. Hope you enjoy Tem !greetings, Rob KouwenbergStudent Eindhoven University of Technology, The [e-mail]@stack.urc.tue.nl21/11/92---------------8<-----------8<----------8<----------------8<---------------8<-#### BINHEX     waynes-world-grp1.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 18 Aug 92 17:52:30 -0400 From: jason r mihalick <[e-mail]>Dear Administrators,    Here is the first in a serious of archives containing sounds from the Movie "Wayne's World".      This archive contains sounds recorded in a 3:1 compression ratio using Sample Editor.  The sounds were recordedusing the built in sound input on a Mac IIsi, and I think that you'll find that they are of good quality (for using the builtin mic).    The sounds in this archive are as follows:        A Gun Rack?        And Monkeys might fly...        Asphinxter says what?        Garth talking about Bugs Bunny        Creamofsomeyounguy        Denied        Excellent        Exsqueexe Me?    The sounds are free, so I hope you all enjoy them as much asI have.                    -Jason R. Mihalick                    [e-mail]---------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     waynes-world-grp2.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 25 Aug 92 09:23:59 -0400 From: jason r mihalick <[e-mail]>Dear Moderators,    Here is the second of four archives containing sounds from the Movie "Wayne's World".      This archive contains sounds recorded in a 3:1 compression ratio using Sample Editor.  The sounds were recordedusing the built in sound input on a Mac IIsi, and I think that you'll find that they are of good quality (for using the builtin mic).    The sounds in this archive are as follows:        Fine Then Go...        Garth's Plan        Girl Hurl        Pardon Me ... Grey Poupon        I Just Hope You Didn't Think It Sucked        I Smell Bacon...        I'm Getting Tired of Holding This...        I Was Not Aware of That    The sounds are free, so I hope you all enjoy them as much asI have.                    -Jason R. Mihalick                    [e-mail]---------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     waynes-world-grp3.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 2 Sep 92 22:44:18 -0400 From: jason r mihalick <[e-mail]>Dear Moderators,    Here is the third of four archives containing sounds from the Movie "Wayne's World".      This archive contains sounds recorded in a 3:1 compression ratio using Sample Editor.  The sounds were recordedusing the built in sound input on a Mac IIsi, and I think that you'll find that they are of good quality (for using the builtin mic).    The sounds in this archive are as follows:            It Will Be Mine, Oh Yes, It Will Be Mine        It's So Huge...        It's Sucking My Will To Live...        Name Tags and Hairnets        No Way ... Way        Not!        OoooOhhhh        Party On...        Please note that System 6.0x users may not be able to play thesesounds as I have discovered that the compression format used by Sample Editoris not one that Soundmover seems to like.  If any System 6.0x users do get thesounds to play, please drop me a note telling me what you did to get the soundsto play.  Sorry for any inconvenience that this may cause.    The sounds are free, however, so I hope you all enjoy them as much asI have.                    -Jason R. Mihalick                    [e-mail]---------------------------------------------------------------        #### BINHEX     waynes-world-grp4.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 10 Sep 92 15:56:34 -0400 From: jason r mihalick <[e-mail]>Dear Moderators,    Here is the last of the archives containingsounds from the Movie "Wayne's World".    This archive contains sounds recorded in a 3:1compression ratio using Sample Editor.  The sounds were recordedusing the built in sound input on a Mac IIsi, and I think thatyou'll find that they are of good quality (for using the builtin mic).  I have found that because of Sample Editors compression format, the sounds only work under System 7.0 and higher; sorry forany inconveniences this may cause.    The sounds in this archive are as follows:        Does This Guy Know How To Party or What        Schwing!        She's a Babe        She's Magically Babelicious        Garth, Take Your Riddelen        Garth's Tongue Story        Uh Uh        We Fear Change        We're Not Worthy    The sounds are free, so I hope you all enjoy them as much asI have.                    -Jason R. Mihalick                    [e-mail]---------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     we-didnt-start-the-fire.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 24 Oct 92 22:32:34 From: [e-mail] (Dieder)Subject: Stereo Sound #1 Here's a fully digitized (well, 22) stereo sound that I recorded off of one of my cd's. It's the first few seconds of "We Didn't Start the Fire". Terrific stereo sound actually....watch the sound go whoppin' through yer ears!Dieder#### BINHEX     whale-of-a.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 4 Dec 1992 08:43 CDT From: "Dwight Lemke @ Wisconsin Oshkosh" <[e-mail]>Subject: Whale Sounds [*] This is a compacted archive of five Whale sounds in System 7 sound files.-Dwight—————————————————————#### BINHEX     zep-stairway-backmask.hqx   ****Date: 03 Dec 1992 21:53:29 -0400 (EDT) From: GREG HINSON <[e-mail]>Subject: (*) Sound Submission Nostalgia time! Do you recall the backmasking craze back in the'80's when fundamentalists everywhere were playing rock-n-rollmusic backwards to listen for subliminal Satanic messages?Perhaps the most famous example was taken from Led Zeppelin's"Stairway to Heaven." Now you can here what all the fuss wasabout. Here is the infamous section of the song, recorded andbackmasked. You're supposed to hear: "Here's to me sweetSatan..." [System 7 format]                Greg Hinson                Medical College of Virginia                [e-mail]--------------------cut here----------------------Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:11:31 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/sound/st#### BINHEX     alpha-tracer-20.hqx   ****Date: 22 Mar 1993 23:52:08 -0700 (PDT) From: Fred Condo <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] AlphaTrecker 2.0 AlphaTrecker 2.0This file replaces all earlier versions (1.0 and 1.0.1) of AlphaTrecker.AlphaTrecker is a faceless background application (FBA) system extensionthat plays sound tracks (also known as MOD files) when you start up yourMac. This is the same kind of file as SoundTrecker, by Frank Seide, plays.AlphaTrecker plays all the MOD files it finds in the Preferences folder,in a random sequence. You can place aliases of your MOD files in the Preferences folder instead of the files themselves.AlphaTrecker requires System 7 or higher and a 68020 processor or higher.#### BINHEX     alpha-trecker.hqx   ****Date: 30 Oct 1992 02:15:58 -0700 (PDT)From: Fred Condo <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] AlphaTreckerAlphaTrecker plays a sound track (MOD file) (the same kind of file used bySoundTrecker) in the background when you start up your Macintosh. It is aSystem 7 background-only application system extension, so it lives in yourExtensions folder and requires System 7 or higher. You need a sound trackfile. Name it StartUpSoundTrack and put it into your Preferences folder.Freeware. Portions Copyright Frank Seide (SoundTrecker author). The rest isCopyright me.#### BINHEX     blue-monday.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 31 Mar 92 21:04:18 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Raymond Luxury Yacht)Subject: blue-monday.hqx Here are some more Sound Tracker songs.  Since a new folder was createdon Sumex (sounds/st), I decided not to archive these in an assortment.I didn't compose these songs, key them in.  I did download them from theAmiga archives and use Mac LHa to decompress them and then convert themto the Mac SoundTracker format.I am told that some Macs have had problems with MacLHa and thatSoundTracker works only on the 020, 030, 040 computers.Send me comments!Ken [e-mail]#### BINHEX     blues-brothers.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 21 Dec 92 13:26 MET From: Hans de Wolf <[e-mail]>Subject: Blues Brothers music for SoundTrecker Here is a submission with music from the Blues Brothers.The hqxed file contains a compact pro archive withfour SoundTrecker files.I did not create these files, I received them as Amiga MODfiles and converted them to SoundTrecker files. Enjoy!21-Dec-92 18:53:53-GMT,232973;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA11791; Mon, 21 Dec 92 10:53:40 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA04023; Mon, 21 Dec 92 09:45:39 PSTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from hearnvax.nic.surfnet.nl by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id        AA26256; Mon, 21 Dec 92 04:39:53 PST Received: from NLR.NL (NLRSUR) by HEARNVAX.nic.SURFnet.nl with PMDF#10216;        Mon, 21 Dec 1992 13:35 MET Received: from NLR.NL by NLR.NL; Mon, 21 Dec 92 13:29 MET Date: Mon, 21 Dec 92 13:31 MET From: Hans de Wolf <[e-mail]>Subject: Blues Brothers music for SoundTrecker To: [e-mail]-Id: <[e-mail]> X-Envelope-To: [e-mail] X-Vms-To: IN%"[e-mail]" Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Mon, 21 Dec 1992 9:45:36 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>Here is a ubmission for the archives: four SoundTreckerfiles with music from the Blues Brothers.(a previous submission may have gone wrong ...)#### BINHEX     chicago.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 16 Apr 92 22:57:03 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Ken Linger)Subject: chicago_song.hqx Here is another batch of songs.  As always, they are convertedfrom the Amiga archives and are to be used by Sound Tracker.All I'd like is to know what people think of them.  So, drop mea line.  I've also been able to answer many of the questions thatpeople have been asking.This batch includes:  chicago song, chopper 1, commercial funk,complications, consummation, and cool ballad.I think that this should be within the upload limit.  Its been awhile since I've uploaded, too.Ken [e-mail]#### BINHEX     der-sound-trecker-10.hqx   ****Date:         Fri, 22 May 1992 15:33:13 CETFrom:         Klaus Koehler <[e-mail]>Subject:      Der Sound-Trecker V 1.0To:           Info-Mac Digest <[e-mail]> The Sound-Trecker v1.0 is a  shareware DM30,- (or $20,-) which comeswith Think (?) C source code. This is the German version of the program,the manual states there is also an English version available, but Iactually don't know where?! Nevertheless, you can make somecustomisation using ResEdit. #### BINHEX     eleven-classics.hqx   ****From:  Murph Sewall <[e-mail]> All the Sound Tracker songs I've seen on the Internet are "new wave"rock or whatever.  No classical (no country either :-(  Classical, atleast exists!  Here are 11 SoundTracker songs, classical and "classic?"downloaded by a friend from AOL.  I'm told that Fido systems are lousywith songs; maybe someone can find more Mozart (or even a littlecountry)? #### BINHEX     enjoy-the-silence.hqx   ****From: Hugh Witt Johnson <[e-mail]>Date: Fri, 28 Feb 92 13:38:44 -0500 Subject: soundtracker-enj-silence.hqx This is a music soundtrack to be used with the SoundTracker utility.It features the song "Enjoy The Silence" by Depeche Mode.Enjoy!Hugh [e-mail]#### BINHEX     exctasy.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 24 Mar 1992 22:07 EDT From: [e-mail]: ST-Exctasy The attached Binhexed, Stuffed file contains a Soundtracker module, part of an extensive and growing collection I have.  I am posting several.  If they are well received I will post more.Enjoy!Matt Cable(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     grieg-peer-gynt-suite.hqx   ****From: ROBERTO AVANZI 338188/SM <[e-mail]>Subject: Aase st module resubmission Date: Thu, 18 Jun 92 10:25:23 GMT Hi, netters !Enclosed is a SoundTracker Module I wrote several years agoon my good'ol Amiga 1000. Now that I have also a Mac IIsi Idumped the module from Amiga SoundTracker and ported it to myMac. It is a piece from Edvard Grieg's second Peer Gynt suite,the one whose title sound something like 'The cave of Aase, theking of the mountain' (??? I know only how the title is initalian, sorry ???). My friends enjoy it a lot, and little kidstoo. I hope you'll like it too. Maybe drop me a e-mail line :+)Sounds particularly well if you have stereo output.Roberto Avanzi<[e-mail]>(binhexed compact-pro archive, folks)-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-CUT-HERE-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-#### BINHEX     invisible-man.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 11 Dec 1992 04:10 GMT From: [e-mail]: [*] SoundTrecker file: Invisible Man (Queen) I found on the Amiga archives of wuarchive.wustl.edu a couple of songs that Iwould like to share with the net. I decompressed them with Mac LHa and thenconverted them to the Mac SoundTracker format. This is "Invisible Man", fromQueen.Jose M. Payo   <[e-mail]>----#### BINHEX     peter-gunn.hqx   ****From: Hugh Witt Johnson <[e-mail]>Date: Fri, 28 Feb 92 13:40:48 -0500 Subject: soundtracker-peter-gunn.hqx This is a music soundtrack to be used with the SoundTracker utility. It features a synthed-up version of the Peter Gunn theme song.Enjoy!Hugh [e-mail]#### BINHEX     pump-up-the-jam.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]> This is a Sound Tracker song "Pump Up The Jam" downloaded fromab20.larc.nasa.gov (directory amiga/sounds/modules/st-nt) and translatedfrom Amiga to Mac format with info-mac/util/mac-lha-200.hqx IMHO the vocal on this song is worth the download. #### BINHEX     smells-like-teen-spirit.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 23 Apr 92 14:11:25 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Ken Linger)Subject: smells_like_teenspirit.hqx Here is yet another SoundTracker song.  This one is "Smells LikeTeen Spirit" by Nirvana (although I'd swear they stole the tune>From Weird Al).  Its not a bad version, either.This was taken from America Online.  They have a pretty extensivecollection of SoundTracker songs (in the Amiga and IBM sections)but people are converting them to the Mac formats, so some havealso appear in the Mac sections.SoundTracker needs a Mac with an 020/030/040 processor.As a side note, if you discover any of these songs are bad,please let me know.  A good number fail to even run (and arenot uploaded) and on occasion, a song may play for 11 secondsand then stop (why?  I don't know.) ala Behind the Wheel of myrecent uploads.However, if the songs are good... please also let me know.  I'djust like to hear that people are enjoying them.Ken [e-mail]#### BINHEX     star-trek.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1992 16:19 GMT From: [e-mail]: [*] SoundTrecker file: Star Trek I found on the Amiga archives of wuarchive.wustl.edu a couple of songs that Iwould like to share with the net. I decompressed them with Mac LHa and thenconverted them to the Mac SoundTracker format. This is "StarTreck". Beautiful...Jose M. Payo   <[e-mail]>---#### BINHEX     the-sound-trecker-10.hqx   ****Date:         Sat, 23 May 1992 04:00:53 CETFrom:         Klaus Koehler <[e-mail]>Subject:      Re: SoundtreckerTo:           Info-Mac <[e-mail]>  I finally got the english version!  The Sound-Trecker V1.0 is a programto play songs that are stored in a special, compact format. This formatwas introduced by the program "SoundTracker" written for computers ofthe Commodore-Amiga family. The music has high output quality, althoughit is not just digitized, but stored in a compact way as notes. Thisapproach makes it possible to obtain moderate file sizes (between 50 and300 kBytes) even for songs which are several minutes long. These musicfiles are commonly called "Modules" or ".MOD files."  Shareware ($30);comes with C source code and documentation (now you can find out what"loop suppression" really means ;-) #### BINHEX     three-classics.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>I found three more pieces of classical music for Der Sound Treckerin /systems/amiga/audio/music/st-nt/classical.lzh at wuarchive.wustl.edu.  These have been converted to type STrk andStuff'd.Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:11:41 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/source/c#### BINHEX     adobe-premiere-developer.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 5 May 92 14:39 +1200 From: "Lawrence D'Oliveiro, Waikato University, Hamilton, NZ"Subject: info-mac/tech/adobe-premiere-developer.hqx The following archive includes information and sample code (in MPW Cand assembler) for writing your own add-ons for Adobe Premiere. You cancreate custom visual transition effects, video filters, and audio filters.I found this originally posted on AppleLink by Randy Ubillos, authorof Premiere.Lawrence D'Oliveiro, Waikato University, Hamilton, New [e-mail]--------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     arashi-storm.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 1 Dec 1992 11:22:29 GMT From: Juri Munkki <[e-mail]>This file contains the complete source code to the Project Arashi/STORMgame. You need Think C 5.0 or later to use it.This is the same version of the source that is at ics.uci.edu.If you want to write an arcade game for the Macintosh, looking at thisprogram should be quite useful.    Juri Munkki    [e-mail]#### BINHEX     ars-magna.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 4 Mar 1993 07:42:56 -0500 From: Monty Solomon <[e-mail]>Subject: Ars Magna source Enclosed is the source code for Mike Morton's Ars Magna program.Monty---# Monty Solomon / PO Box 2486 / Framingham, MA  01701-0405#### TEXT       atp-sample-code.txt   ****From: Stuart Cheshire <[e-mail]>Subject: Re: Looking for some sample appletalk ATP code... Date: Wed, 2 Sep 92 18:11:08 GMT In article <[e-mail]> Alex Bratton,[e-mail] writes:>If you have some sample code (ATP) that opens, registers, and dumps some>data, I'd really appreciate seeing it.  This has been bugging me for awhile>and I think I need to look at some working code to see what I'm missing.Here is some more sample code, which opens and registers an ATP socket.It is from the Macintosh User Authenticator mentioned in a previous postbe me.The code is written for Think C 5.#include <Traps.h>#include <GestaltEqu.h>#include <Folders.h>#### BINHEX     canimcursor-10b4.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Jamie R. McCarthy)Subject: /source/c/canimcursor-10b4.hqx Date: Mon, 14 Sep 92 13:56:45 EDT This Compact Pro archive contains the source code for CAnimCursor,a public domain Think C 5 class that provides easy, flexible handlingof animated cursors.  The Think Class Library is not required.  Thisis the fourth beta.  (It's quite stable and hasn't crashed in months,but I'm still calling it beta because of a minor anomaly which Ihaven't resolved yet.) CAnimCursor uses an 'acur' resource to determine which cursors todisplay;  the animation speed and a few other variables are changedby method calls.  Both color and B&W are supported.  The interfacecan be as simple as initializing the object with the resource ID ofyour 'acur', and calling startAnimating() and stopAnimating() at theappropriate times. CAnimCursor's best feature is that it is very good about doing theRight Thing (tm).  For example, if your 'acur' points to colorcursors and the Mac is B&W, it will pull the B&W bitmaps out of the'crsr's.  If you call startAnimating() twice, the second call willhave no effect.  And so on. CAnimCursor will not call SetCCursor at interrupt time, since thattrap relies on the heap being good, and will fail if the interruptoccurs during a memory manager reorganization.  This does not happenoften, but one crash is one too many. Also included are CQixableCursor, a subclass which optionally draws alittle 'Qix' over your cursors;  subclasses of three TCL core classeswhich will prevent the cursor from being reset each time through theevent loop;  a short sample subclass;  and four sample cursors,including a smooth beachball and a color spinning earth.  (I stolethe earth from Stefan Bilaniuk's free extension "Earth," also atsumex-aim.  I feel no guilt because I guess he stole it from someoneelse ;-), and because I colorized all 26 frames by hand, phew!) Extensive (indeed, ponderous) comments explain proper usage, and thereare even one or two comments in the code itself.  Plus, it comes witha toll-free technical support number, which I figure is a pretty gooddeal for something in the public domain, eh?#### BINHEX     chassis-431.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 9 Nov 92 13:57:44 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Charles Hoffman)Subject: Chassis 4.3.1 retransmit 01 of 10 The original file is a Mac folder, which was compressedwith Stuffit, then reformatted with BinHex.  The resultwas broken into 10 pieces of about 60K with the unix"split" command.CHASSISChassis is a sample application which you can use as thebasis for your own simple applications on a Macintosh.  Itis written in THINK C (all source provided).  It is not objectoriented, but is highly structured.  A flowchart is providedin MacDraw format.  Chassis is helpful for small applicationssuch as calculations, simple text processing, or adding a Macinterface to an existing program.  It also is a good sourceof sample code which actually runs.Release 4.3.1Contains a small fix to enable running on Mac Plus, majorchanges to print routines, small fixes for cursor behavior,and some changes to scrolling in Help routines.#### BINHEX     control-panel-tester-70.hqx   ****Date: 04 Mar 1993 13:07:09 -0500 (CDT) From: Evan Olcott <[e-mail]>Subject: Cdev Tester 7.0 /*****************  System 7.0 Control Panel tester**  )1993 Triplo Software*****************/The Control Panel tester is a source code file that you can use to testyour cdev code resource files under the THINK C 5.0 environment with littledifference from the operating system.  Any comments, questions, bugs, etc. please report them to:Triplo Softwarec/o [e-mail] you think I expect money from this, you're crazy. It's freeware, I guess.Have fun. Just credit me where you think it's due.----------splice 'n' dice here------------#### BINHEX     dink-class.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 2 Mar 93 08:08:11 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Brian Bechtel)Subject: DinkClass [Downloaded from AppleLink--I'm not the author, Mark Gross is.  Contact himvia [e-mail].]DinkClass is a small Think C5.0 (and MPW C++) application framework forsystem 7 applications.  DinkClass is now offered as shareware.  If you use ANY of it in your own software, then you must pay a one time feeto Applied Technical Software (ATS) of $45.  In return you will getunlimited rights to distribute any COMPILED programs created using part ofDinkClass source code.  However; the distribution of any source codederived from parts of the DinkClass software MUST BE DONE WITH APPLIEDTECHNICAL SOFTWARE'S CONSENT!!!! (So, give me a call.)   You also get, forthe $45, two free maintenance updates of the basic class library, of thebasic demo applications, of the documentation, any extra demo applicationsI may have created (DComDemo a CTB demo, for instance), the MPW C++supporting files (.make, .r, .c files renamed to .cp, etc.), and telephoneand EMail support.  Maintenance updates go out in December and July.The DinkClass ShareWare distribution package includes:o Think C 5.0 projects with well commented source code for 2 applicationsand the Template project.o Think C 5.0 source files for the base class library.o Off-line documentation of the key features implemented in the classlibrary, all conforming to the Feature Oriented Documentation standarddeveloped. Features documented in this way include:  All the applications, Scrolling Windows, Event parsing, File and I/Ohandling, Clip board support, Menu Handling, and more.o A readme file.o A directory "Listings" file of what constitutes this ShareWare distribution.o A shameless flier soliciting contract software development work for ATS.o The executable form of the CTB demo application.o This "Posting note"Feel free to redistribute this shareware package of DinkClass as you wish, butALL OF THESE FILES MUST STAY TOGETHER UNALTERED IN ANY RE-TRANSMISSION ORDISTRIBUTION OF THIS SHAREWARE PACKAGE!!!!!p.s. it would be nice if someone could but this package in some of theINTERNET repositories (like SUMEX)Mark Gross 12/31/92Applied Technical Software19548 W. Cambridge Rd.  Mundelein, IL  60060-1005       Telephone:      [phone]Software engineering services in OOD,  OOP, C++, C, MacApp, TCL, MPW,ThinkC.  Initial project development intended for transfer to client withcontinued technical support.  Turnkey, prototype, and consulting projectsaccepted.I know, its another shameless plug.p.s. If you would like to use DinkClass in an educational setting contactme for FREE transient licensing arrangements.--Brian Bechtel    [e-mail]    "My opinion, not Apple's"#### TEXT       dir-scanning-sample.txt   ****Date: Wed, 2 Sep 92 15:19:54 PDTFrom: [e-mail] (Info-Mac Moderator)orrow.stanford.edu!stanford.edu!ames!haven.umd.edu!darwin.sura.net!wup        ost!micro-heart-of-gold.mit.edu!bu.edu!Shiva.COM!world!aep From: [e-mail] (Andrew E Page) Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer Subject: Re: Directory Scan Revisited dirscan.c (C Code) Message-Id: <[e-mail]> Date: 2 Sep 92 19:04:54 GMT References: <[e-mail]> Organization: The World Public Access UNIX, Brookline, MA Lines: 625 Apparently-To: info-mac Resent-To: backmodResent-Date: Wed, 2 Sep 1992 15:19:53 PDTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>Here is the directory scanning code.  Written under MPW 3.2.--------CUT HERE------------------------------------------------CUT HERE------#### BINHEX     dragonsmith-11.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 27 Oct 92 17:44:22 EST From: [e-mail]: Dragonsmith 1.1, part 01 Dragonsmith 1.1 Drag-and-drop application kit for THINK C 5.0. Dragonsmith lets THINK C programmers easily create drag-and-dropapplications (or "dragons") for use with System 7.  It features anobject-oriented class "Dragon" which may be subclassed to provideany batch-type action desired.  All source code is included. Notable changes and additions in version 1.1 -- + Versatile disk- and folder-opening capability + Background processing + Extensive documentation (MSWord and text formats) + Resource-based Preferences class + Improved file filtering + Easier interface for subclasses + Improved Apple event debugging + Template files for quick Dragon subclassing + Improved menu support Three sample dragons with full source code are included. Dragonsmith is freeware.  Send comments to:   Paul Hoffman  840 S. First #1  Ann Arbor MI 48103  U.S.A.   Internet: [e-mail]  AFS: /afs/umich.edu/user/n/k/nkuitse "Dragons do not enter into this story" --------------------------- CUT HERE ---------------------------#### BINHEX     driver-218.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1992 23:21:05 -0600 From: [e-mail] (Pete Resnick)Subject: driver 2.1.8.sit - Update to Device Driver code Attached please find the latest version of Pete Resnick's device drivercode. Please replace any older version that you may have with this.This source code is intended to help you install device drivers that youmay write into the system heap properly. Though it is primarily aimed atusers of THINK C, it can be used in MPW 3.x and is easily adaptable toother enviroments. This source code is freely distributable, though I doask that you give me credit if you use the code in any software.Changes in 2.1.8 (17 December 1992):------------------------------------Added HNoPurge to the Get1SysXRsrc routine.pr--Pete Resnick        (...so what is a mojo, and why would one be rising?)Graduate assistant - Philosophy Department, Gregory Hall, UIUCSystem manager - Cognitive Science Group, Beckman Institute, UIUCInternet: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     flight-simulator-20.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 11 Dec 92 10:32:00 PST From: [e-mail] (Chris Moll)Subject: flight-simulator_v2.hqx     This is the source code for a program todemonstrate how to do 3D perspective drawing andclipping.  It's written as a sort of crude flightsimulator - you "fly" through a rather simple world.It also shows how to do simple animation.        All math is fixed-point to make the speed tolerableon feebler Macs.  With an FPU the speed would be roughlythe same using floating point.    The package contains the source code, a ThinkCvers.5.0.3 project, and an executable version compiledfor any Mac.  The changes from the old version are minor,mostly I fixed things that would prevent it from compiling.    Comments etc. to        Chris Moll        [e-mail] as /info-mac/source/c/flight-simulator_v2.hqx(replace /info-mac/source/c/flight-simulator.hqx)#### BINHEX     ghostscript-252b2.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 3 Mar 93 15:07:37 PST From: [e-mail] (Martin Fong)Subject: MacGS 2.5.2b2 Dev 03 March 1993These files constitute MacGS 2.5.2 Beta Two and supercede MacGS 2.5.2Beta One.  The distribution is divided into three parts: aself-contained runtime environment, complete with fonts, aself-contained runtime environment *without fonts*, and, in accordancewith the GNU General License, a self-contained developmentenvironment.  Please replace the previous version of MacGS with thisone.     Thank you.     Martin Fong                        [e-mail]     Senior Software Engineer           [phone]     SRI International, EJ209     333 Ravenswood Avenue     Menlo Park, CA    94025------------------------------------------------------------------------01 March 1993Overview--------MacGS_2.5.2b2_Runtime.cpt contains a self-contained runtime environmentfor version 2.5.2 Beta 2 of Macintosh Ghostscript that runs on aMacintosh with at least 2 Megabytes of memory.MacGS_2.5.2b2_RT_No_Fonts.cpt is identical to MacGS_2.5.2b2_Runtime.cptexcept it does *not* contain the Ghostscript fonts.  This file wasspecifically created for those who are upgrading from a previous versionof MacGS 2.5.x and who wish to avoid the cost of transferringGhostscript's fonts.  Please do *not* obtain this archive unless you areupgrading from a previous version of MacGS 2.5.x.MacGS_2.5.2b2_Dev.cpt contains the development environment for version2.5.2 Beta 2 of Macintosh Ghostscript.  Because it does *not* containall of the Ghostscript fonts, you must also obtain and unarchiveMacGS_2.5.2b2_Runtime.cpt to obtain a complete Ghostscript runtimeenvironment.  However, this archive contains sufficient files to runstandalone.This implemention does *not* require 32-bit Color QuickDraw and runsunder both System 6 and System 7.  It should even run on black-and-white displays.This version does *not* presuppose a 68020 or better processor, nor doesit presuppose the existence of a 68881 FPU.Getting Started------- -------Once Ghostscript is initialized, use the MacGS menu item Open File... toselect a file to preview.  I suggest your opening one of the files ings:(Tests).  Also note that most of the files in the (macGS Tests)folder assume that the Laserprep file was previously loaded.  Use theMacGS menu item Resume to continue.Because MacGS used hardcoded relative paths, I *strongly* suggest thatyou neither rename nor move files contained within the MacGS folder.  Ifyou do, you risk of having MacGS fail during initialization andprematurely terminating.Mac-Specific Features------------ --------Once Ghostscript is initialized, you can open and display PostScriptfiles via the MacGS menu.  This menu also allows you to save yourPostScript output as a PICT file.You can Cut and Copy the rendered image to the clipboard.The arrow keys will scroll the graphics window.  On an extendedkeyboard, the Page Up/Down and Home/End keys will scroll the imageappropriately; the addition of the Option key specifies the horizontalscrollbar.Beta 2 Enhancements---- - ------------The MacGS menu is now immediately available without having to bring theGraphics Window frontmost.  The command-key equivalents of the MacGSmenu items are also honored.  (This entailed selectively pre-emptingTHINK C's console driver *without* changing any of Symantec's code.)As there have been reports of menu problems with Beta 1, these changesmay ameliorate those problems.You may now select alternative device drivers via MacGS' Configure...menu item.  In the near future (RSN :-), I'll look into providing a GUIto allow you to specify device-specific attributes.  Please note thatmost of the other drivers (viz., GIF and PBMPlus) create scratch files,some which need to be deleted and others which need to be renamed.However, this behavior seems to be a consequence of how these driverswere originally implemented.You may interactively selection a region to save to a file or copy tothe clipboard.  Although this feature has been successfully tested withescher.ps, tiger.ps, and golfer.ps with a 2 Mbyte memory partition,depending upon the complexity of your image, you may have increaseMacGS' memory size.When MacGS is rendering via the Open File... menu item, the cursor ischanged to a spinning watch.Under System 7, background processes are now given cycles.showpage always requires the use of MacGS' Resume menu item.If PICT recording runs out of memory, MacGS returns VMError.To accommodate MacGS and intialization file interdependencies,gs_mac.ps checks MacGS' version.Beta 1 Enhancements and Bug Fixes---- - ------------ --- --- -----You may now interrupt the execution of a large PS file by invoking Stop>From the MacGS menu when GS pauses at the end of a page after ashowpage.The name of the Laserprep file has been moved from MacGS' resource fileto the gs_mac.ps initialization file.Runtime errors sometimes caused MacGS to terminate abnormally with atypecheck error if the Ghostscript interpretor was implicitly invokedvia the Open File... menu item (-- matmesh2.ps did this).  This wascaused by PS programs which did not restore the operand and dictionarystacks to their previous non-empty states.  The .macrunfile procedure ings_mac.ps has been modified to accommodate this ... *antisocial*behavior.In Beta zero, the Open File... command did not work the very first timeit was used.Limitations (Caveat emptor!)----------- ------- --------There is no way to gracefully interrupt MacGS while it is rendering.Although I've implemented preliminary code (-- MacGS actually detectsCommand-. key presses), this feature relies on GS using the return value>From gp_check_interrupts ().  Peter says that this is on his list ofthings to fix for GS 2.6.MacGS 2.5.2 is *absymally* slow when rendering snowflak.ps.  This isbecause Peter eliminated the use of driver-specific fill trapezoidroutines.  (MacGS *2.2* is actually very much faster.  Oh, well -- onestep forward, two steps back....)  Peter's suggestion is to create animage device and let Ghostscript do the rendering.  However, thetradeoff is that a resultant picture is comprised of a monolithic bitmapand not composite, and editable, QD picture elements.Printing appears to work for LaserWriters and DeskWriters.  However,because MacGS is printing a backing-store QD picture, the resolution islimited to 72 dpi (the Macintosh screen density).  In order toaccommodate laserprinter resolutions (e.g., 300 dpi or whatever), MacGSwould need to re-render the image at a higher resolution.  This is betterdone with a dedicated (TBD) MacGS printer driver.Bugs----On a black-and-white (viz., 1-bit deep) display, some PS files make theinitial contents of the graphics window black; scrolling the windowsometimes ameliorates this problem.There is a problem with GS 2.5.2 (which MacGS inherits) renderingscreen.ps.  Peter is fixing this in GS 2.6.There have been reports of INIT/cdev conflicts (Menubar Pattern, WindowShade, and BeHierarchic).  If you suspect that MacGS is failing becauseof an INIT conflict, please drop me a note indicating the suspectextension.  If the extension is either freeware or shareware, pleaseindicate its availability and I'll attempt to obtain a copy for testing.MacGS appears to suffer from memory lossage.  Symptoms include partialrendering to the screen, lack of backing-store, etc..  If this occurs,quit and restart MacGS.  If this problem persists, increase MacGS'memory size.  If it still persists, please drop me a note.THINK C Configuration Issues----- - ------------- ------Because THINK C's development environment only approximates a unixsystem, you need to create an empty file named "sys/types.h" and put itin THINK C's system header file path (viz., where THINK C searches for"<.h>" files).  In addition, you'll need to create an alias (-- or acopy, for those of you still using System 6) of stdlib.h named"malloc.h" and also put it in THINK C's system header file path.Resource Hacking-------- -------I've created a 'pref' resource (the associated TMPL resource isincluded) that defines the size of the graphics output window.  If youwant MacGS to use something other than your screen's maximum size,select the "Use resource" flag and change the resource's width andheight fields.  Also, if you're both adventurous and curious, thisresource contains additional fields whose values you may change for yourruntime enjoyment.You may also change MacGS' default paths by modifying the first stringin the STR# 128 resource.  Caveat emptor!Potential Futures--------- -------An automatic printing driver.Perhaps someone will be adventurous and create a PostScript-to-EPSdriver using MacGS as a starting point.  :-)Drag and drop preview/printing.PAP level printing to PS printers.  Issues include what to do aboutmissing fonts.Distribution Caveats------------ -------Even though I've not necessarily included the caveat in all of MacGS'source code, the distribution of the source code is controlled by theGNU General License....Martin Fong                [e-mail]------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     headlines-101.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Jamie R. McCarthy)Subject: Headlines 1.0.1 code Date: Mon, 23 Nov 92 9:22:20 EST This is the source code for the After Dark module "Headlines,"version 1.0.1.I don't know whether it's legal to redistribute two of the source filesI used.  For that reason, I've not removed the object code for thosefiles, and have included only their header files.  They areATMInterface.c and NeoTextBox.c.  If anyone can advise me about thelegality of distributing these sources, I'd like to hear from them.In any event, you'll probably need to keep the project file and not"Remove Objects" if you want to successfully compile Headlines.Note that this submission does not include the code to Greg Smith's"spew," which was the basis for Headlines.  This is only because Greg'sdistribution terms precluded putting this on e.g. Pacific HiTech'sInfo-Mac CD-ROM.  My own terms, now, are a little looser.I ftp'd the source to "spew" from wuarchive.wustl.edu, in/usenet/comp.sources.games/volume01, where it probably still is.-- Jamie McCarthy      Internet: [e-mail]      AppleLink: j.mccarthy#### BINHEX     infinity-windoid-22.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 5 Mar 1993 11:52:58 -0600 From: [e-mail] (Richard R. Harms)Subject: Infinity Windoid v2.2 The attached file contains a wdef for windoids that supports most of thefeatures that the system's regular wdef provides. Troy Gaul (the author) isreleasing it public domain, in the hopes that more packages will use itinstead of some of the black and white windoid that are now out there (justadding this to some existing programs improves the appearance of theirinterface a lot). The source code is included, along with a Makefile forMPW, and a Project file for Think C.Features include: Supports System 7-style coloring of windows.  In System7, the tinge color set by the user in the Color control panel is used.Close box can be enabled from NewWindow by setting goAwayFlag. Zoom box(special case) is implemented. Title bar can appear along the left of thewindow.  For MacApp users, the left/top behavior of the proc ID can beswitched. System 6 coloring scheme is also supported (can be set in Koloror a similar control panel). In System 7, the windoid will be drawncorrectly even when it crosses monitors of differing depths. In System 7,indexed color tables are checked to see if there are enough differentcolors to display the color version (like the system WDEF).-rh--Richard R. Harms            Internet: [e-mail]1217 24th, Suite 49          AOnline: Grayhawk             AppleLink: D2656Des Moines, Iowa 50311            Fax: [phone]       Unix: 515/277-6753#### BINHEX     ircle-126.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 93 20:44:03 MET From: Olaf Titz <[e-mail]>Subject: ircle 1.2.6 source This is a Macintosh IRC (Internet Relay Chat) client. It allows you to talk to people all over the world over the Internet.It will run on any Mac with System version 6.0 or greater and the MacTCP driver, version 1.0 or greater.This is free software according to the GNU General Public License (any version). Refer to the file COPYING for precise terms and conditions.This package contains complete source code and auxiliary files for building the binary with THINK Pascal 2.0.1 or later versions.Portions are Copyright 1992 Peter N.Lewis, read the notices in theTCP Libraries files.Send comments, suggestions, bug reports etc. to:Olaf Titz  <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     jpeg-convert.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 27 Feb 93 12:26:45 CST From: wf-jim![e-mail] (Jim Brunner)Subject: source/c/JPEG-Convert-src10.hqx This is the source code distribution for version 1.0 of JPEG Convert.  JPEGConvert is a Macintosh application that acts as an interface for theIndependent JPEG Group's code.  The Independent JPEG Group's code supportsJPEG conversion to different formats.This distribution file contains source code only.  The pre-compiledapplication is available under a separate distribution.  This distributiondoes not contain the source for the Independent JPEG Group's software;instructions for obtaining the IJG source are included in thisdistribution.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     mac-mud-32.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 26 Mar 1993 17:56:39 -0800From: [e-mail] (Mimir Reynisson)Subject: MacMud 3.2 source codeHere is the source code for MacMud 3.2. A multi-user text basedadventure game interpreter. See /info-mac/games/MacMud3.2.sea.hqxfor details.------------------------------------------------------------------------------Mimir Reynisson                Email: [e-mail] of Psychology                 [e-mail] of Amsterdam               [e-mail] 151018 WB Amsterdam                     Tel: [phone]The Netherlands                       Fax: [phone]#### BINHEX     mac-rtrace-10.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 10 Nov 92 11:36:30 EST From: [e-mail] (Reid Judd - Sun NC Development Center)Subject: [*] Submission: /info-mac/source/c/RTrace-1.0-src.cpt.hqx   This is the source distribution for Mac-RTrace-1.0.  It requires   Think-C-5.0 to compile it and you can (optional) use the "Balloon Writer"   from APDA in order to add the Balloon help to it once you've built it.  About 50 scenes to use with RTrace are available in the   file RTrace-1.0-scenes.cpt.hqx and more are available at the  FTP site: asterix.inescn.pt [192.35.246.17] in the directory pub/RTrace.   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 image, PPM images,  and (of course) QuickTime movies.    Enjoy,            -- Reid Judd     [e-mail]     2617 Sweetbriar Rd.     Durham, NC  27704----- Begin RTrace-1.0-src.cpt.hqx -----12-Nov-92  6:37:15-GMT,656601;000000000001Return-Path: <[e-mail]>Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA03183; Wed, 11 Nov 92 22:36:59 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA22118; Wed, 11 Nov 92 22:36:56 PSTFrom: [e-mail] (Info-Mac Moderator)Resent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 22:36:55 PSTResent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 22:36:55 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Apparently-To: backmod@camis#### BINHEX     mac-starter-c.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1992 11:32 EDT From: David Eck <[e-mail]>Subject: MacStarter_C (THINK C 5.0 application shell source code) This is an application shell for writing quick, small programsin THINK C 5.0.  If you are already a Mac programmer, youprobably have written your own such shell.  However, I amposting this to info-mac because   -- it might be useful for a C programmer who wants toget started writing programs with Mac interfaces withoutfacing the darker parts of Inside Macintosh or the THINKClass library   -- it uses a window class to provide the basic functionalityof windows (This provides a concrete example of how objects canbe used in THINK C.  It is also a neat way of localizing the changes you need to make in the shell to produce a workingprogram.)   -- I have actually put in the time to write fairly detailedcomments explaining how to use the shell   -- I have included the code for two sample programs, alsoliberally commented (I have separately posted a compiled versionof one of these programs, pentominos, to info-mac)    (What you are getting here is a self-extracting archive ofa folder that contains a THINK C 5.0 project file, severalC source files, and a README file.)                               David Eck                               [e-mail]#### TEXT       mbprintf.txt   ****Date: Wed, 2 Dec 92 16:28:25 PSTFrom: [e-mail] (Info-Mac Moderator)orrow.stanford.edu!stanford.edu!agate!ucbvax!hplabs!sdd.hp.com!elroy.j        pl.nasa.gov!usc!davidp From: [e-mail] (David Peterson) Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer Subject: Just for you, an early Christmas present Message-Id: <[e-mail]> Date: 2 Dec 92 20:17:32 GMT Reply-To: [e-mail] Organization: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA Lines: 99 Nntp-Posting-Host: calvin.usc.edu Apparently-To: info-mac Resent-To: backmodResent-Date: Wed, 2 Dec 1992 16:28:22 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### TEXT       mpw-tool-appleevents.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Keith Rollin)Subject: Re: Need sample code of MPW tool using Apple EventsDate: Fri, 18 Sep 1992 01:50:18 GMTIn article <[e-mail]>,[e-mail] (Tom Cunningham) wrote:> > > Does anyone have some code for an MPW tool using Apple Events that> they could send me?  In particular, I want to communicate with the> Tool Server (e.g. run a script) via Apple Events from within an MPW> tool.  Thanks.I used the following in a tool I wrote to kill and restart the Finder. Thiswas in the hopes that shutting down the Finder would help speed up my longcompiles (it didn't). Remember that you have to have one of the MPW Shellsthat comes with its High-Level Event Aware bit set:void KillFinder(){#### BINHEX     nuntius-11.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 6 Jul 92 15:41:20 +0200 From: [e-mail] (Peter Speck)Subject: Nuntius1.1.src.sea.hqx *** SOURCE to: ***Final version of Nuntius 1.1:  Newsreader, requires system 7, and ~1200K.  Written with MacApp3, C++ and the thread pkg from "d e v e l o p".No documentation is available.Report bugs etc to [e-mail], not [e-mail] people have trouble with editing articles when they useanother editor besides TeachText. I'm working on this bug.Peter Speck, [e-mail]#### TEXT       preferences.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Mark Sproul)Subject: Prefs file source code (C - long)Date: 2 Oct 92 09:05:30 GMTSeveral people asked for this source code.  As explained in the comments,it came from Inside Mac Comm Toolbox and there is a lot of code dealingjust with the Comm Tool box setup.  It now handles the PREFERENCESfolder in the system folder properly.I have done some additions to the code to make it more general andusable as far as dealing with preferences.  Such as GET pref and SETpref.  This code was all written and runs correctly with Think C 5.0.Its been several months since I wrote this and was looking at it.I may have forgotten to mention something, if you have any problemslet me know and I will post updates.You need to define some things such as this:#### BINHEX     spin-cursor-101.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 11 Sep 92 16:52:32 GMT-0500From: [e-mail]: [*] SpinCursor Library 1.01NOTICE: This should replace the older version of the libraryThis is the SpinCursor library, AGAIN ... UGH.Some of you may have already noticed there was no protection againstinstalling more than once, and so the cursor jumped all over the placebefore finally dying a horribly yucky death.  I installed a global variablecalled gCursInstalled, and this will fix it; now you can callBeginSpinning() and StopSpinning() without worry as to what will happen.Some notes for first-time users (read: people unaware of what a VBL taskcan do)o  VBL-based spinning cursors will probably continue to spin even after the   Macintosh has crashed.  During true Mac crashes, however, the cursorwill   not MOVE anywhere, it will just spin.  Good? Bad? You be the judge.o  It would be a nice gesture for you to call StopSpinning() if you receive   a suspend event, and then BeginSpinning() (if necessary) when youreceive   the resume event.  Otherwise, you may be "giving the gift of spinninglove"   to other processes; this is defined in the dictionary as "NOT NICE".o  Before you allow a user to quit your program, you should issue a   StopSpinning() just to be on the safe side.  Otherwise, the VBL will   remain in memory, and it will attempt to JMP to a CODE which is nolonger   available. Can we say "crash" boys and girls? I knew you could...o  Some people are very, very accute, and they have noticed some smallflicker   in the spinning cursors.  This is because the calls to SetCursor are NOT   always called in sync with the actual monitor vertical retrace.  I willbe   working on this; in the mean time, it's just a SMALL flicker, morenoticeable   on machines with nice big 16" screens.o  Okay, here's the scoop: SetCursor DOES NOT MOVE MEMORY under these   conditions. SetCCursor MIGHT, however. Nobody at Apple was willing totry   and put a color example into the new Inside Macintosh line of books, soI   thought OK, I will.  According to someone who sounds like they know, the   color cursor call has a 0.1% chance of failing.  I say, Hell...   I lock   everything and do the best job I can of keeping things from moving. Iguess   with something as sick as a VBL, anything can happen; but I say it'ssafe.If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions, please feel free tosend me mail personally (no, you don't have to voice your opinions over thenet  ;)   )send to: [e-mail]--------------------------------------------------------------------------Daniel E. RudmanThe University of MichiganComputer-Aided Engineering NetworkMacintosh Systems Administration#### BINHEX     spinning-cursor.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Casgrain Philippe)Subject: Spinning Cursor Library (code) Date: Fri, 5 Feb 93 13:49:55 EST      This posting contains a library file that allows any program (C, Pascal, Fortran) to install an asynchronous(task-independent) spinning cursor.     It is blatantly copied from the book "Macintosh ProgrammingSecrets, 2nd Edition", and distributed with the author'sconsent.  All I did (!) is type the code.  I can also tell youthat it works fine ;-).     Instructions, source code (Think C) and sample code (Pascaland C) are included.  If you have questions, feel free to ask!     Philippe Casgrain     [e-mail].S. This is postcard-ware: it is not my intellectual property,but if I stick the disk on my fridge, my kids don't see thepoint... :-)#### BINHEX     std-get-folder.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 6 Jun 92 21:31:06 CDT From: Kenneth B. Kirksey <[e-mail]>Subject: Standard Get Folder C Code The Think C code in this archive implements a custom Standard File Dialog that allows users to select folders in which to save or locate files.  All code and resources you need to use StandardGetFolder are included.  Also included is a small sample program (in Think C) demonstrating the use of StandardGetFolder.Due to the fact the StandardGetFolder makes use of the CustomGetFile toolboxfunction and FSSpec records, it will only work under Sytem 7.0 or later. #### BINHEX     suntar-132.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Sauro Speranza)Subject: UPLOADING suntar1.3.2src.cpt.hqx Date: Tue, 3 Nov 92 13:37:09 MET [Source cdode for sun tar application uploaded the other day -- Gordon]#### BINHEX     surfer.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (R.E. Wilhelm )Subject: Think C commToolbox stuff Date: Sun, 3 May 92 20:56:01 EDT Dear Moderators,   This archive contains the source code for a program called Surfer,which is a demo of the Macintosh Communications Toolbox. Also includedare some libraries and interfaces that work with Think C 4.0(Think c 5include these files). The program compiles under Think C 4.0. I'm notsmart enough to get it to work under version 5.0:) but I'm sure it canbe done. Enjoy.Surfer was originally a Pascal program release by Mac DTS for MPWPascal.Ron [e-mail]----------8<--------------------------8<------------------------8<---------#### BINHEX     task-manager-221.hqx   ****Date: 22 Jun 92 10:31:23 U From: "Michael Hecht" <[e-mail]>Subject: Task Manager 2.2.1 Regarding   Task Manager 2.2.1The Task Manager is a C source code package for creating and managingtasks--separate execution threads that run nonpreemptively in the background.Tasks should periodically call a Task Manager yielding routine to allow othertasks to run. Tasks are ideal for lengthy processes that you would like to runin the background, since the task runs in a separate execution thread from yourevent loop.--Michael=======================================================================Michael P. Hecht                 | Internet:  [e-mail] Institute Inc.; Cary, NC USA | AppleLink: SAS.HECHT#### BINHEX     te32k-12.hqx   ****Subject: TE32K 1.2 Date: Sun, 7 Mar 1993 11:56:27 -0500 From: Roy Wood <[e-mail]>Here is TE32K version 1.2, which should be archived as                    /info-mac/source/c/te32k12.hqxand replace the old te32k11.hqx version.For the uninitiated, TE32K is a source-level replacement for the MacTextEdit package.  TE32K allows for editing of files larger than 32K.Changes in v1.2 are:- old TE32KGetText routine returned original handle to text, not a copy;   fixed by replacing old code with code supplied by Patrick C. Beard   <[e-mail]>- added colour highlighting support to invertSelRange as described by   Lee A. Fyock <[e-mail]>- added better double-click + dragging support with code supplied by   Lee A. Fyock <[e-mail]> (this works *really* nicely)So, as you can see, I have pretty much been reduced to custodian this timearound.  =)- Roy--------------------- cut here ----------------------------#### BINHEX     think-c-gamma-table-11.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 13 Mar 93 11:19:05 -0500 From: Matt Slot <[e-mail]>Subject: THINK C Gamma Fade Library v1.1 This is an update to an earlier posting of the same library, consisting   mainly of bug fixes and documentation updates. Description: To do smooth fade in/out on Mac II machines, you can use    the enclosed library routines to adjust the color correction (gamma)   table of the connected monitors. These routines are programmer friendly,   and should run on any Mac II or later machine, under both system 7   and system 6. Enclosed is also a quick demo application.If you have any questions or problems with this package, drop me mail. The   whole set is free to anyone interested.  [e-mail] Slot, CAEN Mac-Systems#### BINHEX     think-c-prog-guide.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 28 Feb 91 17:42:18 ESTFrom: [e-mail] (Ralph Gonzalez)Subject: lang/think-c-prog-guide10.hqxThe Think C Programming Guide is a $15 shareware HyperCard stackwhich teaches how to use Symantec Corp.'s object-oriented ThinkC compiler.  It also serves as an introduction to the basic features of the C++ language.  It contains examples which maybe pasted directly into source files for compilation.  It doesNOT assume C programming experience.  It does NOT cover Macin-tosh programming per se, nor how to use the Think Class Library.The Guide comes with two free libraries of Think C/C++ compatible files.  One library contains classes for creating3D graphics and animations.  This presently supports portability>From the Macintosh to IBM PC computers (the latter using Turbo C++).  The other library is for experimenting with changeable textual user interfaces, and works on any computer with a suitable compiler.-Ralph Gonzalez, [e-mail]#### BINHEX     think-c-various.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 29 Apr 90 13:05 +0200From: [e-mail]: Some useful code for THINK C 4.0This is an archive of some code in THINK C 4.0 that I finduseful, and use in many of my programming projects.Included are*    CInstance - A class to implement object persistence (i.e    a convenient way to use a preferences file).    *    driver - A class upon which to build drivers and DAs in a    simple and convenient way.    *    PasStrs - A number of functions that lets you have look-alikes    for the C string functions (e.g. strcat, strcpy, etc.) that    works with Pascal strings.    *    A modified version of oops.c that includes a new function -    sizeofobj - that is used by the CInstance class.I hope this proves useful to you. Enjoy!(This is completely free.)+-------------------------+--------------------------------+|   Sven Axelsson         |  [e-mail]  ||   dep:t of Linguistics  |          (^^ best ^^)          ||   univ. of Gothenburg   |        [e-mail]        ||   SWEDEN                |      [e-mail]      |+-------------------------+--------------------------------+--- cut here ---#### BINHEX     video-toolbox.hqx   ****Date: 24 Feb 1993 21:50:50 -0500 From: "Denis Pelli" <[e-mail]>Subject: VideoToolbox.93.2.23 Subject:VideoToolbox.93.2.23                          9:50 PM        2/24/93Please replace info-mac/source/c/video-toolbox.hqxandinfo-mac/source/c/video-toolox.hqx                   (Please note typo.)by the enclosed update. Thanks!Denis PelliVideoToolbox.93.2.23.seaVersion: February 23, 1993The VideoToolbox is a collection of nearly two hundred C subroutines andseveral demo and utility programs written to do visual psychophysics withMacintosh computers. It's free and may not be sold without permission. Itshould be useful to anyone who wants to present accurately specified visualstimuli or use the Mac for psychometric experiments. The text file "Videosynch" discusses all the ways of synchronizing programs to video displays andthe many pitfalls to avoid. The TimeVideo application checks out the timing ofall video devices in anticipation of their use in critical real-timeapplications, e.g. movies or lookup-table animation. The demosFlickeringGrating and Sandstorm, among others, show how to generate visualstimuli such as spatiotemporal sinusoids with gaussian envelopes in space andtime, and dynamic white noise. Low-level routines control video timing andlookup tables, display real-time movies, filter images, and implement theluminance-control algorithms suggested by Pelli and Zhang. (D.G. Pelli and L.Zhang, 1991, Accurate control of contrast on microcomputer displays. VisionResearch, 31, 1337-1350. Reprints are available.) High-level routines helpanalyze psychophysical experiments (e.g. graphing or maximum-likelihood fittingof psychometric data). This collection has been continually updated since 1991.Many colleagues have indicated that they are using the software in their labs.Most of the routines are Mac-specific, but some very useful routines, e.g. theluminance-control, statistics, and maximum-likelihood fitting algorithms, couldeasily be ported to other computers.Denis PelliProfessor of NeuroscienceInstitute for Sensory ResearchSyracuse UniversitySyracuse, NY [e-mail] CHANGES DURING 2/93:oGDOpenWindow now creates a full-screen window even on the main screen.oGreatly increased the number of headers included by VideoToolbox.h, so thatmost C files can now include just the VideoToolbox.h header.oRenamed the file MatLab.c to ReadMatLabFile.c, though the functions themselvesare unchanged.oAdded PrintfExit.c, which prints out an error message and exits. Replaced allcalls to exit() in the VideoToolbox by calls to this routine, so many projectswill need to add it.oAll demos now call Require() in PrintfExit.c to test for presence of anyrequired fpu, cpu, and version of quickdraw, instead of crashing.oEnhanced GDUncorrectedGamma() in GDVideo.c to work correctly with videodevices that use any version of the gamma table. This might have causedTestCluts to report spurious driver errors.oRenamed TestSetEntriesQuickly to TestCluts, and enhanced it to save detailedresults in file.oFixed SetEntriesQuickly to work correctly on Toby Video Card, MacintoshDisplay Card 8o24, and to work in 16-bit mode on Quadra.oEnhanced CopyBitsQuickly to return an int that is nonzero if an erroroccurred.oAdded an image-multiplication mode to CopyBitsQuickly, and enabled it on2/18/93.oAdded SwapPriority() to SetPriority.c, to be used just like SwapMMUMode().oAdded tiny new demo, Grating.c, that shows how to load the clut and display agrating.oAdded SetPixelsQuickly.c to quickly peek or poke a row of pixels, bypassingthe color tables. It's more than ten times faster than using SetOnePixel.c,which is now obsolete. This is the fastest way to get at the pixels in animage, for image processing or synthesis. Works with bitmaps and pixmaps andany size of pixel. Try the demos Grating and FlickeringGrating.oConvolveX.c now rounds to nearest integer, and supports 32-bit videoaddressing.oFixed endless loop in PatchMacIIciVideoDriver in GDVideo.c that hung up anyprogram that called GDGetEntries, including the demos TestGDVideo andTestSetEntriesQuickly.oEnhanced PatchMacIIciVideoDriver to deal with ROM- as well as RAM-based videodrivers.<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     wdef-patch-21.hqx   ****From: ROBERTO AVANZI 338188/SM <[e-mail]>Subject: WDEF PAtch from apple:further changes Date: Mon, 22 Jun 92 11:18:03 GMT Hi, nettersWDEFPatch is an Apple sample code snippet that shows how toadd in a clean way a new behaviour to an existing WDEF. It addsa new part in the window title bar that, when clicked, is reportedto the application. I implemented the tracking of that part.In case you downloaded the improved WDEFPatch (originally fromSteve Falkenburg), in the meantime I discovered a funny quirkin the system software WDEF. (at least, sys 7's). I found itwhen adding a zoom box to the window. Falkenburg's had not, neitherdid my original improvement. It can only be the system's misbehaviourbut luckily a workaround could be found very easily (and is clean).I included the two apps. The one without workaround and one with it.Read the source for details. Then laugh when you see what happens.I feel my new knowledge can be useful also to others.Enclosed is a binhexed-compactpro archive.Roberto Avanzi.<[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     writeswell-jr-102.hqx   ****Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:11:49 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/source/pascal#### BINHEX     chat-10.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 26 Apr 1992 15:39:55 +0800 From: Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>Subject: source/pascal/chat-100-source.hqx Chat v1.0.0 is a background only application that lets Macs withMacTCP 1.1 serve as a very primitive IRC.  Basically, once Chat isrunning on your mac, multiple people can Telnet to a port on your mac and have online discussions.  I wrote this to hold the weeklyonline meetings of the TopSoft group, which have proved verysuccessful, so I've decided to make it available to the rest of you.Chat was written in THINK Pascal v4.0.1.  Chat is a very simple program, I wrote it in about three hours, plus I've done about three more hours neatifying it, and a couple hours getting it ready to send out.  The entireprogram (ignoring the TCP and other libraries) is only 350 lines, and as such should be good pascal sample code for writing TCP applications.Chat should run under System 6 or 7, but requires MacTCP 1.1.Chat is free, but I retain the copyright.  This source code may beincluded in any non-commercial applications as long as I get a mention in the About box and documentation.Hope you like it,   Peter. <[e-mail]>Chat 1.0.0 Copyright 1992, Peter N Lewis #### BINHEX     chat-11.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 12 Dec 1992 12:00:45 +0800 From: Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>Subject: source/pascal/chat-110.hqx This is the pascal source for Chat 1.1.0, a background only applicationthat lets Macs with MacTCP 1.1 serve as a very primitive IRC.  The source is very simple, only around 500 lines, and could be usedas example code if you wanted to write your own MacTCP server.Chat is free and should run under System 6 or 7, and requires MacTCP 1.1 or later.Hope its useful,   Peter.Chat 1.1.0 Copyright 1992, Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     fmenus-example.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 24 Nov 1992 13:45:06 +0800 From: Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>Subject: source/pascal/FMenusExample.hqx _______________________________________________________________________Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>           Ph: [phone]This is some example code to demonstrate the use of MyFMenus.unit.  This unit implements FMenus in a similar way to the Finder, which allows decoupling of the menu position from the code that executes the menu's command.  The example program is not a full shell, it simply implements the Menus, and each menu selection prints a message to the console window.  It should be fairly easy to understand.  I've used this code in several programs, and it works quite nicely, avoiding the need to keep changing constants in the code every time you add a menu item.TopSoft is working on an advanced version of this (written in Cfor some strange reason), if you are interested in that, or otherthings that TopSoft is doing, check out the ftp site atsyrinx.kgs.ukans.edu in the /topsoft directory, or ask to jointhe mailing TS mailing list at [e-mail](hopefully you'll join inbetween the flame wars and not in the middle of one :-)[Wouldn't it be nice if this came out comp.sources.mac?  Too much to ask I guess]Hope its useful to someone,   Peter. <[e-mail]>FMenus Example v1.0.0 Copyright 1992 Peter N Lewis #### BINHEX     game-master-isolation.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Rhys Hollow)Subject: source/pascal/Isolation-rulebook.hqx Date: Wed, 13 May 92 21:49:08 WST The Moderators,Here is the source to the GameMaster rulebook Isolation.  It assumes theuser has the GameMaster developer's kit.  It is in Think Pascal 4.0Rhys.--Rhys Hollow ([e-mail]) "ee'er by gum he's a bad'un!" -DangerMouse.#### BINHEX     image-144.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 18 Jun 92 10:20:03 -0400 From: [e-mail](Wayne Rasband)Subject: NIH Image 1.44 Source(Binhex) This is the Think Pascal source code for Image 1.44, a public domain Macprogram for capturing, analyzing, editing, annotating, animating, andprinting images. It consists of 32,853 lines of source code in 20 modules.--wayne rasband([e-mail])#### BINHEX     macbinary-ii-plus.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 9 Feb 1993 15:36:53 +0800 From: Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>Subject: source/pascal/macbinary2+100.hqx This is the THINK Pascal 4.0.2 source code for MacBinary II+, a System 7 drag&drop converter for MacBinary files.  The source code may be used for any non-commercial (ie, shareware or freeware) purpose as long as I get a mention in the about box and documentation of any derivative program.  The code is very sparsely commented.  All pascal units ending with .unit are taken from my personal library of reusable modules, and should be fairly easy to incorporate into any other program.  The source code uses Michael Hecht's Task Manager code, and could be used as an example of how to use that code, as well as supporting the core Apple Events.Hope its useful to someone,   Peter. <[e-mail]>MacBinary II+ v1.0.0 Copyright 1992-93 Peter N Lewis #### TEXT       open-selection.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Matthew Xavier Mora)Subject: OpenSelection Code (pascal source) Date: 11 Sep 92 17:11:08 GMT Here's the code to have the finder open a control panel.Just pass the control panel's fsspec to the openselectionfunction and it should open it. Actually I think it willopen any valid fsspec but I wouldn't bet on it. I haven'tstressed this code so there are probably some bugs in it.Matt--------------------------------------------{ OpenSelection.p ported by Matthew Xavier Mora} { ported from C.K. Han's openselection.c code  }{ 09-11-92                                     }unit openSelection; interface#### TEXT       path-from-fsspec.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Matthew Xavier Mora)Subject: PathName from FSSpec (pascal code) Date: 9 Sep 92 00:21:34 GMT I spent the long weekend cursing at the AppleEventManagertrying to get the finder to open a control panel. Anyway,one of the things I discoverd was that the alias manager willgive you a path name if you ask for it. Since my program needed todisplay the path name, I wrote a function that will return a fullpath name in a handle (not in a str255 so you it won't crash with long path names) when you give it a fsspec. I also figured out how to get the finder to open a control panel.You need to send an open selection event. I finally found an example thatworked and ported it to pascal. If you would like to see that code I canpost it here also. Its a direct copy of C.K Han's C code that is on the developers CD.Here is the code:#### BINHEX     sf-get-folder-p.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 13:51:59 +0800 From: Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>Subject: /source/pascal/SFGetFolderP.hqx SFGetFolderP, Pascal versionThis is a pascal version of  Ken Kirksey's <[e-mail]>, SFGetFolder, which allows the user to select a folder following Apple's HI guidelines.I'm not the author, I just converted it to Pascal.  The documentation is unchanged from Ken's, but I'm sure you can figureit out.Have Fun,   Peter. <[e-mail]>#### TEXT       simplify-list-manager.txt   ****From: [e-mail] ("Sean J. Crist")Subject: More free code: Simplifying the List Manager Date: 18 Sep 92 03:33:13 GMT      The following code, once again, is nothing particularly glamorous; itsimply makes it easier to use the List Manager to create and manage listsof strings.  One of the most common uses for the List Manager isscrollable, one-dimensional, fixed-sizelists of strings (as in SFGetFile, SFPutFile).  The List Manager is goodfor creating all kinds of lists (such as lists of icons), but a lot ofthis functionality is a hassle for programmers who only need a simple listof strings.     The code below allows you create and dispose of lists of strings.  Itallows you to add, rename, and remove elements in the list, and handlesmouse clicks and update events.  It also keeps the lists in alphabeticalorder.     I remember having a lot of trouble learning how to call the ListManager properly; I hope that this code helps somebody else.#### BINHEX     talk-106.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 25 Apr 1992 13:07:01 +0800 From: Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>Subject: source/pascal/talk-106-source.hqx This is the source code for Talk v1.0.6 & Talkd v1.0.6.Talk and talkd is an implementation of the UNIX Talk protocol for Macs with MacTCP.  Talkd is a background only applicationthat notifies you when a talk connection is requested, and Talk is a talk client, allowing you to talk to other machines. Both are System 7 friendly (but hopefully not dependent).Talk&Talkd are Povertyware, which basically means you get to send me fivedollars if you can.  The source code may be used for any non-commertialpurposes as long as I get a mention in the about box and documentationof any derivative program.Hope you like them,   Peter. <[e-mail]>Talk 1.0.6 & Talkd 1.0.6 Copyright 1992, Peter N Lewis #### BINHEX     task-manager.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 24 Nov 1992 14:05:12 +0800 From: Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>Subject: source/pascal/TaskManager-211P.hqx _______________________________________________________________________Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>           Ph: [phone]The Task ManagerVersion 2.2.1PThis software source package is Copyright   1990 91 by Michael Hecht. All Rights Reserved. It may be freely distributed in source or object code format; however, the source code may not be sold for profit or charged for in any way. The Task Manager is a package for creating and managing tasks-separate execution threads that run nonpreemptively in the background. Tasks should periodically call a Task Manager yielding routine to allow other tasks to run. Tasks are ideal for lengthy processes that you would like to run in the background, since the task runs in a separate execution thread from your event loop.Michael Hecht wrote The Task Manager using THINK C 5.0.1, and I converted in to Pascal using THINK Pascal 4.0.1.   The documentation is unchanged from Michael's, so it refers to C prodcedure's, but I'm sure you can figure it out.Hope its useful to someone,   Peter. <[e-mail]>Task Manager v2.2.1P Copyright 1990-92 Michael Hecht#### BINHEX     tcp-interface-example.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 10 Dec 1992 11:27:56 +0800 From: Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>Subject: source/pascal/tcpexample.hqx This is some example code to demonstrate the use of my TCP unis.These units implement a relatively high level interface to MacTCP,and allow fairly easy writing of TCP applications in Pascal usingevent driven programming.  The example program is not a full shell, it simply implements a very basic finger to a fixed [e-mail] should be fairly easy to understand.  I've used the code in manyapps, most of which are available from various ftp sites, or fromredback.cs.uwa.edu.au in /others/peterlewis.Hope its useful to someone,   Peter. <[e-mail]>TCPExample v1.0.0 Copyright 1992 Peter N Lewis Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:11:39 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/source#### BINHEX     3d-grafsys-121-docs.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 8 Mar 93 16:37:48 +0100 From: Christian Steffen Ove Franz <[e-mail]>Subject: 3D-GrafSys-121.doc in mac incoming Dear Moderators,    sorry to hassle you again, but when I submitted the 3D-GrafSysyesterday, I forgot to include the documentation. Well, here it is asa separate file. Please name it 3D-GrafSys-121-docs.hqxThank you very much.Christian Franz(oh, and please forward it to sumex as well. I know I coud do the same if I submitted to mac.gifts but I have somehow problems doing that.)#### BINHEX     3d-grafsys-121.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 5 Mar 93 19:25:34 -0500 From: "Michael Dautermann" <[e-mail]>Subject: graphsys1.21.cpt.hqx....   here's a copy of Grafsys that the author requested be forwarded alongto Sumex and the other archives....  m Date: Fri, 5 Mar 93 14:13:07 +0100From: Christian Steffen Ove Franz <[e-mail]>To: [e-mail]: 3d GrafSys 1.21 in incoming directoryDear Moderators,  in incoming please find a compact pro archive of a set of programming tools I've written. It is called 3d-GrafSys-1.21 and should replacethe file grafsys1.2.cpt.hqx in programming/source. If possible, please copy the 3d GrafSys and this short description to sumex-aim since I have problem splitting and sending the program viaemail.A 3d GrafSys short description follows:********Programmers 3D GrafSys Vers 1.21 now available. Version 1.21 is mainly a bugfix for THINK C users. THIS VERSIONNOW RUNS WITH THINK C, I PROMISE! The Docs now contain a chapter forC programmers on how to use the GrafSys. If you have problems, feel free to contact me.The other change is that I removed the FastPerfTrig calls fromthe FPU version to make it run faster.Those of you who don't know what all this is about, read on.********Programmers 3D GrafSys -- What it is:-------------------------------------Didn't you always have this great game in mind where you needed some way of drawing three-dimensional scenes? Didn't you always want to write this program that visualized the structure of three-dimensional molecules?And didn't the task of writing your 3D conversions routines keep you from actually doing it?Well if the answer to any of the above questions is 'Yes, but what has it to do with this package???' , read on.GrafSys is a THINK Pascal/C library that provides you with simple routines for building, saving, loading (as resources), and manipulating (independent rotating around arbitrary achses, translating and scaling) three dimensional objects. Objects, not just simple single-line drawings.GrafSys supports full 3D clipping, animation and some (primitive) hidden-line/hidden-surface drawing with simple commands from within YOUR PROGRAM.GrafSys also supports full eye control with both perspective and parallelprojections (If you can't understand a word, don't worry, this is just showingoff for those who know about it. The docs that come with it will try to explainwhat it all means later on). GrafSys provides a powerful interface to supply your own drawing routines withdata so you can use GrafSys to do the 3D transformations and your own routinesto do the actual drawing. (Note that GrafSys also provides drawing routines soyou don't have to worry about that if you don't want to)GrafSys 1.11 comes in two versions. One for the 881 and 020 or above processors. The other version uses fixed-point arithmetic and runs on any Mac.Both versions are *100% source compatibel*. GrafSys comes with an extensive manual that teaches you the fundamentals of 3Dgraphics and how to use the package.If demand is big enough I will convert the GrafSys to an object-class library. However, I feelt that the way it is implemented now makes it easier to use fora lot more people than the select 'OOP-Guild'.GrafSys is free for any non-commercial usage. Read the documentation enclosed.Enjoy,Christian Franz      ********Version HistoyVers 1.21 -- NOW REALLY THINK C COMPATIBLE  Yep, I compiled it with the uRuntime.lib. AND I removed  the calls to FastPerfTrig in the FPU version. That's all, folks.  Well, I also  wrote an additional chapter in the docs for C users...Vers. 1.2 -- Now THINK C compatible After a few people told me about their problems using the GrafSys with THINK C, I removed all calls to Pascal's New procedure and any trig function. The trig calls are replaced by calls to my own super-fast trig package (included in GrafSys) that use look-up tables.  Other than that, I added procedures to deallocate 3D objects and screen  objects, something that many people demanded. Vers. 1.11 -- Now contains C headers Finally, some kind soul send me the headerfiles for using the GrafSys with THINK C.  Another change is that I removed over 192 typoos from the documentation. Quite a score, eh? Thanks to all who reminded me that there are such fantastic little programs as spelling checkers (I'm not using one for this posting... obviously!).Vers 1.1 -- Fixed point arithmetic Literally hundrets of people asked me to change the requirements for GrafSys from 030/881 CPU/FPU to normal 68000 processor no FPU. They pointed out that I could use the fast Fixed-Point arithmetic. I did this and the result is the GrafSys Vers 1.1 Vers 1.0 -- Initial ReleaseWhat I'm working on: % faster Polygons for fast hidden-surface animation (almost done) % a 3D circle/oval type % better support for offscreen drawing in the Screen3D module#### BINHEX     3d-grafsys.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 8 Jan 93 20:12:35 +0100From: Christian Steffen Ove Franz <[e-mail]>Subject: 3D GrafSys 1.2  1/9Dear Moderators,  enclosed you find a compact pro archive of a set of programming tools I'vewritten. A short description follows:********GrafSys Vers 1.2 now available. Changes are a few new routines andfinally THINK C comapatability. GrafSys 1.2 also includes my fast trigpackage called 'FastPerfTrigs' that makes the GrafSys not only a bit fasterbut gives you access to lightning fast trig functions without using amath coprocessor.Another change is in licensing. If you want to use this package for anynon-commercial purpose (freeware software or your own entertainment), send me a postcard. Shareware and other software authors read the sectionon Copyright in the documentation.Those of you who don't know what all this is about, read on.********3D GrafSys -- What it is:-------------------------Didn't you always have this great game in mind where you needed some way of drawing three-dimensional scenes? Didn't you always want to write this program that visualized the structure of three-dimensional molecules?And didn't the task of writing your 3D conversions routines keep you from actually doing it?Well if the answer to any of the above questions is 'Yes, but what has it to do with this package???' , read on.GrafSys is a THINK Pascal/C library that provides you with simple routines for building, saving, loading (as resources), and manipulating (independent rotating around arbitrary achses, translating and scaling) three dimensional objects. Objects, not just simple single-line drawings.GrafSys supports full 3D clipping, animation and some (primitive) hidden-line/hidden-surface drawing with simple commands from within YOUR PROGRAM.GrafSys also supports full eye control with both perspective and parallelprojections (If you can't understand a word, don't worry, this is just showingoff for those who know about it. The docs that come with it will try to explainwhat it all means later on). GrafSys provides a powerful interface to supply your own drawing routines withdata so you can use GrafSys to do the 3D transformations and your own routinesto do the actual drawing. (Note that GrafSys also provides drawing routines soyou don't have to worry about that if you don't want to)GrafSys 1.11 comes in two versions. One for the 881 and 020 or above processors.The other version uses fixed-point arithmetic and runs on any Mac. Bothversions are *100% source compatibel*. GrafSys comes with an extensive manual that teaches you the fundamentals of 3Dgraphics and how to use the package.If demand is big enough I will convert the GrafSys to an object-class library. However, I feelt that the way it is implemented now makes it easier to use for a lot more people than the select 'OOP-Guild'.GrafSys is free for any non-commercial usage. Read the documentation enclosed.Enjoy,Christian FranzNOTE: If you are looking for this package on sumex-aim, look for the file      '3D-library'. For some reason the moderators chose to change the name      I gave the package to one more of their liking.      ********Version HistoyVers. 1.2 -- Now THINK C compatible After a few people told me about their problems using the GrafSys with THINK C, I removed all calls to Pascal's New procedure and any trig function. The trig calls are replaced by calls to my own super-fast trig package (included in GrafSys) that use look-up tables.  Other than that, I added procedures to deallocate 3D objects and screen  objects, something that many people demanded. Vers. 1.11 -- Now contains C headers Finally, some kind soul send me the headerfiles for using the GrafSys with THINK C.  Another change is that I removed over 192 typoos from the documentation. Quite a score, eh? Thanks to all who reminded me that there are such fantastic little programs as spelling checkers (I'm not using one for this posting... obviously!).Vers 1.1 -- Fixed point arithmetic Literally hundrets of people asked me to change the requirements for GrafSys from 030/881 CPU/FPU to normal 68000 processor no FPU. They pointed out that I could use the fast Fixed-Point arithmetic. I did this and the result is the GrafSys Vers 1.1 Vers 1.0 -- Initial ReleaseWhat I'm working on: • faster Polygons for fast hidden-surface animation (almost done) • a 3D circle/oval type • better support for offscreen drawing in the Screen3D module------------#### DIRECTORY  c   ****#### BINHEX     fast-perf-trig.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 8 Jan 93 20:04:23 +0100From: Christian Steffen Ove Franz <[e-mail]>Subject: Fast Performance Trig Functions (1/6)Dear Moderators,    below please find a compacted and binhexed archive to put on yourftp machine.------Fast Performance Trig - A tool for programmersFastPerfTrig is a library for THINK Pascal or THINK C programmers tospeed up their trigonometric calculations (namely sine, cosine andtangens). FastPerfTrig uses look-up tables (as resources) to accomplishspeeds that are close to that of a FPU.Usage is pretty simple: include the library in your project and thereyou are. C programmers first have to convert the interface file toC headers. If anyone of you C hackers out there has done this, pleaseemail it to me so I can include it into an upcoming version.FastPerfTrig is free for any non-commercial use. Please see the documentation.Cheers,Christian#### BINHEX     ke-mo-103.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 24 Sep 92 17:18:57 PDT From: [e-mail] (Dan Costin)Subject: KeMo 1.03 -- Millisecond Reaction Timing Utilities [Moderators, please put this in info-mac/source.  It is an object-code onlylibrary that works with both C and Pascal.  Thank you.]This is a new release (see CHANGES below) of a set of functions to helpwriting reaction time experiments on the Mac, the KeMo Reaction TimingUtilities.  Functionality currently consists of the following:- a timer with 20 microsecond resolution- polling functions for ADB devices, such as keyboards and mice, with +/-1.4to +/-2.1 msec accuracy, depending on your Mac (as opposed to the +/- 8 to+/-16 msec accuracy that you get with "normal" Toolbox functions likeGetKeys)- a screen refresh synchronization function for all Macs- functions that hide and show the menu bar- a function to make all other applications quit (System 7 required)These routines are packaged in a library file which can be incorporated intoyour program, together with header files for C and Pascal (source code forthe functions is not yet included).  Additionally, a sample program thatexercises all of the functions is included with source code in C.KeMo's ADB (Apple Desktop Bus) polling functions only work on Macs withADB's.  These include all Macs sold by Apple after the Mac Plus.  Someincompatibility has been detected with PowerBooks, but other Macs, fromClassics to Quadras, all work fine.  In addition, all functions requireSystem Version 6.0.5 or later.  If using Think Pascal, you must use ThinkPascal version 3.0 or later.The KeMo set of functions is distributed as "Old WorldOrder/Recession-ware": there is a shareware registration fee of $20 unlessyou can't afford it, or can't get U.S. dollars.  You may not use KeMo towrite commercial or shareware programs without prior permission.  See thelicense terms in the Users' Guide for more details.You may contact Dan Costin, the author, at [e-mail] [e-mail],or P.O. Box 13214, La Jolla, CA  92039-3214.  Support is on a time-availablebasis.KeMo Reaction Time Utilities Copyright 1992 Dan CostinCHANGES--------Version 1.03- Added KeMoQuitAllApps, a function that makes all other runningapplications quit (including the Finder).  Requires System 7.0.0 or later.Version 1.02- Only one library is included instead of two; this one library should linkwith Think C projects as well as Pascal and other languages/developmentsystems.- The return type of KeMoCode2Asc has been changed to short integer toaccomodate Pascal peculiarities.- A Pascal unit interface is provided, "KeMo.p".- "KeMoTest (w/ debug)" now also saves debugging information in a filecalled "KeMo Test Output."#### DIRECTORY  pascal   ****#### BINHEX     patch-loader.hqx   ****From: William Uther <[e-mail]>Subject: PatchLoader Date: Fri, 26 Feb 93 23:50:34 EST Hi,Patch LoaderOverviewThe Patch Loader is a small INIT core I've written for people who are writing their own INIT's.  It will load and install resources as trap patches.HistoryThis is really a spin off from other INIT/CDEV's I've written.  I didn't really want to leave the install code in memory.  This meant a separate INIT that loaded code into memory and then patched it into the appropriate traps before quitting.  After rewriting this code 3 times for different traps etc, I decided to make it portable.  This is the result.                         \x/ill                :-}[e-mail]#### BINHEX     prolog-ae-interface.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 19 Oct 1992 08:29:16 +0100 From: [e-mail] (Stephen Cooper)Subject: AE Interface.pl v1.01 This code works only with LPA MacProlog 4.5 or better.  AE Interface.pl is the source code for a prolog interface to Apple events. This program allows retreiving succesive answers to prolog goals andtranslation of the answers to e.g., HyperTalk commands.  The answers are intext format, perfect for working with HyperCard or SuperCard.-----------------------------------------------------------Stephen Cooper                            [phone] (voice)Computing Science Dept                 [phone] (fax) Uppsala University, Sweden          [e-mail] of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:11:57 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/tech#### TEXT       binhex-40-specs.txt   ****Date: Tue, 13 Aug 91 09:18:07 WST From: Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>Subject: info-mac/tech/binhex-definition.txt Hi All,   This is a definition of the BinHex 4.0 standard as I see it.  When Ifirst tried to write DeHQX, I had to post several questions to the netto get a full definition of this standard.  Hopefully this file willmake it easier for anyone who wants to add BinHex compatability to thereapplication.Have fun,   Peter <[e-mail]>__________________________________________________________________________BinHex 4.0 Definition by Peter N Lewis, Aug 1991.    For a long time BinHex 4.0 has been the standard for ASCII encoding ofMacintosh files.  To my knowledge, there has never been a full definitionof this format.  Info-Mac had an informal definition of the format, but#### BINHEX     buttoneer.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 20 Oct 92 09:25 EST From: [e-mail]: Buttoneer: code resource to add fancy buttons to your programs This program is copyright, but free.  See the distribution details at the end of this document.One of the (few) nice things about HyperCard is how easily new types of buttons can be defined.   With Buttoneer it is almost as easy for programmers to define a new type of button that will work in a standard Macintosh application.  The hardest part of making a new button is the artwork itself.All you need to do is to create one or more 'PICT' resources,create a control using the Buttoneer 'CDEF' and give it a refCon that indicates which 'PICT' resource to use.  Buttoneer will add the refCon to the current controlvalue and use the result as a resource ID to obtain a PICT handle.  That is what the control will look like.  In other words the control's appearance is completely arbitrary.  Since the appearance is also determined by the control's value you can make "check boxes" or "radio controls" that look like anything.Buttoneer and Buttoneer Demo are copyright ) 1991 by Christopher Eliot.  The Buttoneer Demo may be distributed by any means as long as the "ReadMe" document accompanies it.  The Buttoneer CDEF may be used in any program provided that the program or its documentation credits Christopher Eliot as the author of Buttoneer.Disclaimer: Buttoneer was written in half a day when I was too sick to do anything else.#### TEXT       compactor-file-format.txt   ****Date: Sun, 14 Apr 91 12:45:25 EDTFrom: Johnny Lee <[e-mail]>Subject: Compactor file format...A few people keep posting questions on this.By examining the files Compact Pro producesI was able to discern the file format which corresponds verywell to the file format which Compactor's authour send out todevelopers.I thought you might want the file containing the file format.It contains the file format description as given by Compactor'sauthour and by me. It doessn't contain info on how to extractfiles from Compact Pro archives.If you decide not to, that's fine with me.Sorry about the first desciption (from Compact Pro's authour).Johnny#### TEXT       csmp-faq-1.txt   ****                     +---------------------------------+                     | Frequently Asked Questions List |                     |   for Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer   |                     |         August 3, 1992          |                     |            PART  ONE            |                     +---------------------------------+This FAQ list is automatically posted once a week to comp.sys.mac.programmer.It is also available via anonymous ftp from ftp.cs.uoregon.edu [128.223.8.8](user name 'anonymous', your internet address as password) in the files/pub/mac/csmp-faq-1 and /pub/mac/csmp-faq-2.This FAQ list is maintained by Michael A. Kelly.  He can be reached at thefollowing addresses:                                                              Internet:  [e-mail]   SnailMail: Computer Science Dept.              University of Oregon#### TEXT       csmp-faq-2.txt   ****                     +---------------------------------+                     | Frequently Asked Questions List |                     |   for Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer   |                     |         August 3, 1992          |                     |            PART  TWO            |                     +---------------------------------+This FAQ list is automatically posted once a week to comp.sys.mac.programmer.It is also available via anonymous ftp from ftp.cs.uoregon.edu [128.223.8.8](user name 'anonymous', your internet address as password) in the files/pub/mac/csmp-faq-1 and /pub/mac/csmp-faq-2.This FAQ list is maintained by Michael A. Kelly.  He can be reached at thefollowing addresses:                                                              Internet:  [e-mail]   SnailMail: Computer Science Dept.              University of Oregon#### BINHEX     data-translation-notes.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 11 Nov 2039 03:18:19 -0500 From: [e-mail]: HC Information on File Exchange Here are two HyperCard V1.25 format stacks, but run fine under HyperCardV2.x. 1) Data Transfer Info.: - is a stack which start to address the issues involved in exchanging datafrom IBMpc to/from Macintosh and file translation. - It has informatin on Word Processors, SpreadSheet, Graphics and databasefile formats and list some problems and solution to translation betweenfile formats. - it has a section on MS-DOS file extensions and what they mean. - it has soem screen clips from Claris XTND (MacWrite II), AFE, MacLinkPlus, MicroSoft Windows Paint program. - it list from free unix bitmap graphics translation packages - it list a shareware IBMpc bitmap translation package----------------------------------------------------------------------------2) Program Import/Exports:It contains cards listing applications and formats they can import orexport directly.  Where separte translation utilities are available theyare listed on separate cards with refereces to them.Each card has four text fields: "title" - Product name, Version, & Operating System."Import" - Import formats"Export" - Export formats"Problems" - Known problems, limitations, references & other information.Permission is granted to use these stack for electronic presentations inthe educational community free of charge, as long as credit information isleft unchanged and is displayed.  Printed copies must include following information:By Mark FlemingCopyright 1992, All Rights Reserved521 Albert Street, Kingston, Ont.Canada, K7K 4M5Phone: [phone]  Fax: [phone]Email: [e-mail] information is "as is", since I have collected the information from maysources.  If you find errors, omissions, or addition, please send theinformation to me to be included. All trademarks are the property of their respective holders.NOTE: Text of changes as a note or the "New hypercard cards" are find withme,       [graphics to be added B&W only please, PICT or MacPaint format!] Cheers, Mark<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Macintosh Support, Computing & Communications ServicesQueen's University at Kingston, Ontario Canada, K7L 3N6Phone: [phone],   Fax: [phone]E-mail: [e-mail]  AppleLink: CDA0448#### TEXT       gestalt-list-13.txt   ****From: "Rene G.A. Ros" <[e-mail]>Subject: Suppl. Gestalt Selectors List 1.3 Date: Tue, 2 Feb 93 19:00:42 MET Hi,Here is the latest version of the Supplemental Gestalt Selectors List.Version 1.3 includes all changes mailed to the persons in the maillistbetween the release of 1.2 and this one.There are 26 new selectors, 9 changed and 2 previously unknown ones.Hope you like it.You can use the application Gestalt! 2.9 by Roland Mansson to see whichselectors are installed at you machine, and if there are selectors notlisted in Inside Macintosh or this list, please let me know.(Available on FTP-site ftp.lu.se /pub/mac/util/gestalt!29.hqx)Thanks to all who contributed to this version and especially MarcoPiovanelli for his support and checking.#### TEXT       mac-binary-ii-plus-prelim.txt   ****Date: Tue, 9 Feb 1993 15:37:11 +0800 From: Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>Subject: tech/macbinary2+specs.txt This is a priliminary specification of an extension to the MacBinary II Standard to allow MacBinary to incorporate a directory tree in a similar way to a unix tar file.  This is done by a fairly simple extension to the standard (which is documented seperately, and which you should be familiar with before reading this document).  This extension is implementedby MacBinary II+ posted at the same time.**** Cut here ****MacBinary II+ Preliminary SpecificationThis is a priliminary specification of an extension to the MacBinary II Standard to allow MacBinary to incorporate a directory tree in a similar way to a unix tar file.  This is done by a fairly simple extension to the standard (which is documented seperately, and which you should be familiar with before reading this), basically, I defined a 128 byte block that marks the start of a folder, and another one that marks the #### TEXT       macintosh-tips.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Hartong)Subject: Command - Option and Other tricks.Date: 22 Oct 87 08:53:52 GMTAbout hidden Mac features .........Okee here he goes:Finder Enhancements:--------------------Option        Close        Close all windows from the desktop        (box or menu)              "        Clean up    Align all of icons in the active                    window with the grid used by clean up                windows  "       Double click on     Opens the icon; but after you open an#### BINHEX     mercutio-114.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 20 Jan 1993 17:18:21 -0800From: [e-mail]: Mercutio MDEF 1.1.4 packageMercutio 1.1.4 is a replacement for the standard menu definition routinethat supports menu item key equivalents with multiple-modifier keys. Itallows four combinations of modifier keys: command, command-option,command-shift, and command-option-shift. Mercutio is fully compatible with System 7, and supports all the featuresofthe system MDEF. Integrating the MDEF into your program is a very easy, andshouldn't take more than 15 minutes. Mercutio's features include:           - System 7's Balloon Help and True Gray.           - Color menus.           - Small and large icons.           - SICNs in hierarchical menu items.           - 99% compatible with standard MDEF: the              only thing Mercutio doesn't do is support              the "condense" and "extended" character styles. MDEF Tester 1.4, a testing program, is also included in this package.Developers may use Mercutio free of charge as long as they give mecredit and send me a copy of the final program.ABOUT THIS PACKAGE==================This updates MDEF Tester from 1.3 to 1.4 (now tests popup menu messagein MDEFs), and Mercutio from 1.1 to 1.1.4 (several bug fixes, callbacksto retrieve Mercutio version and copyright information, and a C API)Ramon FelcianoJanuary 20, 1993+---------------------------------+---------------------------------------+| Ramon M. Felciano               |      [e-mail]     ||                                 |         Applelink : SUMMIT            ||                                 |        Compuserve : 76166,3627        || San Francisco, California       |    America Online : SUMMITDev         |+---------------------------------+---------------------------------------+#### TEXT       novel-etherport-42-docs.txt   ****Date: Tue, 24 Mar 92 12:50:11 +0930 From: [e-mail] (kyoung-wook min)*To Moderator.    Please archive the below as technical notes in your sites.    I'm sorry that I made mistakes. I corrected two lines    Please take this as the technical notes*    -----------------------------------------------------------------------------Subject: Novell Etherport II & Sys7(fixed) >From: Tom Miceli <[e-mail]>>To: [e-mail]>Cc: [e-mail]>The address is "shiva.com" or 192.80.57.1. ftp with anonymous and guest...TVMYes, I fixed it. I really appreciate all others' help.#### TEXT       powerbook-100-disassembly.txt   ****Date: Mon, 16 Nov 92 17:12:48 GMT From: [e-mail] (Tim Steele)Subject: PowerBook 100 Disassembly Instructions You may find these instructions worthy of putting on your FTP serverand/or spreading around.Tim--Opening your PowerBook 100==========================WARNING: The PowerBook 100 is extremely fragile internally, and mustbe treated with extreme care to avoid an expensive repair bill.  Ifyou're not sure what you're doing, don't do it!  If you break it, it'syour responsibility!You MUST back up the RAM disk as this will be lost.  You are strongly#### TEXT       quadra-video-notes.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Mel Martinez x8378)Subject: [*]Quadra video overview (tech) Date: Tue, 14 Jul 92 15:20:11 EDT Due to the number of private requests I keep getting for info on the quadravideos, I can't get any of my own work done!  :)I am forwarding the following document to the archives.  It describes thequadra internal video very well and should be very useful to many quadraowners.  It is written by the designer of the quadra video himself, Dale Adams,and was originally posted in comp.sys.mac.hardware (I think).Please archive as info-mac/tech/quadra-video-notes.txtMel MartinezThe Johns Hopkins UniversityDept. of Physics#### BINHEX     replace-file-dialog.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 06 Aug 92 11:27:37 From: [e-mail] (Dieder)Subject: Hacks for changing the 'Replace' dialog Here's a document describing how to change the defaults such that the annoying 'Replace existing <filename>' has either a different default, or an easy bypass.I am not the author, but, with his permission, I am posting these hacks for others to play around with...~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Here is the official version of the hacks, in Stuffed TeachText form.  Youmay post it.--  -- Jim Walker#### BINHEX     res-edit-tips.hqx   ****From: Scott E. Lasley <[e-mail]>Date: Sat, 7 Mar 92 21:37:51 -0500 Subject: 5 Resedit Tips     ResEdit 2.1 gives you the tools to tinker with System 7Us new interface, andwith a little effort you can accomplish almost any tweak you want. To get youstarted, here are five ResEdit projects that include step-by-step instructionson customizing techniques, as well as sample resources to illustrate each tip.RFive ResEdit TipsS lets you:    1. Decorate your desktop with a selection of 16-x-16-, 32-x-32-, and     64-x-64-pixel patterns.    2. Create your own Startup screens, in any size or color you desire.    3. Graft icons onto files; clean up icons; touch up small icons; and use the     BNDL (bundle) resource to globally assign color icons to documents (for     example, all Microsoft Word files, all FileMaker Pro documents, or all     HyperCard stacks).    4. Assign color startup icons to old INITs and control panels so you have     something pretty to look at while you wait for your Mac to start up.    5. Master the elusive TMPL (template) resource and edit new and unknown     resource types.    Each of the above techniques is illustrated with sample resources; among theseis a template for editing the new Finder menu resource (the enigmatic fmnu),thereby adding Command-key shortcuts to the FinderUs File, Edit, and Specialmenus.Downloaded from Compuserve.  Please note that I am not the author of thissoftware.#### BINHEX     res-helper.hqx   ****Date:         Mon, 01 Apr 91 21:37:10 CSTFrom: Eric Oberle <[e-mail]>Organization: Washington University-Educational Computing ServicesSubject:      ResHelper PostHello,    Nearly a year ago, I decided to write a resource editing programwhich addressed some of the complaints I had with ResEdit as well assome other programs which essentially require you to write a "program"for your resources then compile them into the final usable form.  Thisseems like an odd approach to program development on a graphically basedcomputer!  I assumed I wasn't the only one with a wish list for aresource-building program so I solicited suggestions from readers ofINFO-MAC and tried to incorporate many of those suggestions in what hasnow become ResHelper.    Among the features included in the program, the two I'm most proudof are the bundle and dialog editors.  The BNDL editor allows you tospecify your signature, signature string, and file references from twointegrated dialogs.  A FREF is created by typing the four character filetype, selecting the ICN# which is to be shown for files saved with thatfile type, then clicking on Link to link the two.  ResHelperautomatically constructs the table of global and local resource IDsneeded to specify the BNDL and saves it out for you.    The dialog editor uses an environment similar to the popular drawprograms to provide the following features (and more).    - Change the dialog's window type on the fly.  In most programs,      once you add items to a dialog, you can't change the window type      once items have been placed in the dialog window.    - Use the dialog clipboard to create multiple items with identical      dimensions.    - Select multiple items by holding down Shift while clicking on the      items or drag a rectangle around items to select them (as you can      in the Finder).    - Hold down Shift while dragging to limit movement to the horizontal      or vertical direction.    - Change a control's title or the text in a statText or editText      item by double clicking on that item to select the text, type the      new title, then press Esc or click outside the item's rectangle to      finish editing.    - Resize the dialog window by dragging in the lower right corner.    - Position the dialog window in the screen by dragging its title bar      (if it has one) or by clicking in the first four rows of pixels at      the top of the window and dragging.    - Add PICTs or ICONs by clicking on the appropriate tool, click in      the window where you wish to place it, then select the desired      PICT/ICON from a list of defined resources.  Poof!  It's added.      You can edit the ICONs in the dialog by double clicking on them.    The program also includes editors for CURS, ICON/ICN#, MENU, STR,SIZE, WIND and mstr resources.  As of yet, the program does not have theability to edit generic resources or modify some of the more esotericresource types (such as cicn, sicn, FONT, etc) but I believe mostprogrammers will find the editors provided in ResHelper to be veryuseful.    I no longer have direct access to INFO-MAC (I graduated fromWashington University in May 1990) so I'd like to thank a friend andcolleague of mine, Eric Oberle, for posting ResHelper to INFO-MAC.    Finally, ResHelper is shareware ($30).  Try it!  Let me know whatyou think.  You can send comments to me at the address below or sendthem electronically to Eric at <[e-mail]> and he'll forwardthem to me.Michael Hanrahan1142 West College - Apt KLiberty, MO  64068                ====   cut    ====#### BINHEX     resedit-primer-60.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 6 Mar 91 02:55:40 ESTFrom: [e-mail] (William Perez)Subject: HMG ResEdit(2.1) Primer 6.0.sdl.hqxHere is the newest version of the ResEdit primer.  This is an applicationthat helps you understand and guides you through ResEdit's capabilitiesand features.  This program has been updated for Apple's official release ofResEdit 2.1.  Note I am simply uploading this program for the author, HerbertM. Goodman (aka HMG).  This is a BinHex-ed Stuffit Deluxe/Classic archive.#### BINHEX     rich-text-format.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Leo Breebaart)Subject: Re: Microsoft Rich Text Format Description Date: Fri, 11 Dec 92 20:29:39 MET > Could you resubmit?Sure, no problem.Congratulations, by the way, on your new hard disk -- I wish I hadknown earlier that your fundraising drive accepted credit cards, or Iwould have donated some money myself (let me know if can still usedonations). Sumex has been a wonderful resource the past fewyears. I couldn't have survived without the services you people andthe umich guys have been supplying. Thanks for everything...Leo---------------------------------------------------------------------------This is the description of Microsoft's Rich Text Format (RTF).Additional (Unix-format) software for building simple RTF translators has been written and made available by Paul DuBois([e-mail]) on ftp-site ftp.primate.wisc.edu in thepub/RTF directory.-- Leo Breebaart (leo @ cp.tn.tudelft.nl)---------------------------------------------------------------#### TEXT       serial-port-docs.txt   ****Date: Tue, 5 Dec 89 16:36:44 ESTFrom: [e-mail] (Ben Cranston)Subject: Serial port document (long)MIT EE claims it is benign but confusing.  Caveat Solderor...This document contains notes on the Macintosh serial port and its use, withconcentration on hardware interface issues.***  DANGER WARNING WILL ROBINSON!!!  ***The DB-25 on the back of a Macintosh is NOT a serial port!  It is a SCSIparallel port.  Any attempt to use this connector as a serial port will NOTfunction correctly and may cause damage to the Macintosh and/or the equipmentbeing connected.The two serial ports of a Macintosh are mini-Din-8 connectors which arelabeled with a telephone (the "modem port") and a printer ("printer port").This is the pinout of the serial connectors.  We are looking at the backof the Macintosh (or alternatively at the BACK of a male plug):#### TEXT       sound-tracker-tips.txt   ****Date: Thu, 19 MAR 92 15:12 N From: [e-mail]: SoundTracker ( lots of (A)'s ) Dea Nettersin the last days i have seen a lot of curiosity aroundthe Mac SoundTracker.The questions were(i)     how can many minutes of sound be compressed in a few tens of        kilobytes and then expanded in real-time ?(ii)            how can i write a song like those we see at info-mac        and at ab20.larc.nasa.gov ?(iii)   why do some songs fail to work on the mac ?I haVE   answers for the three questions.(i)     indeed nothing is compressed in the MOD files.        there is a collection of usually very short ( most are 3-8 k )        sampled instruments, and tradition is that they play an F (Fa for        italian and french people), the one at more or less 698 Hz, when        8000 samples are sent to the speaker every second.        Then you have a short, compact ( not compressed ) description of#### BINHEX     sys-7-resedit-tmpl-11.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: sys_7_resedit_tmpl.sit.hqx Date: Tue, 09 Feb 93 17:55:21 EST System 7 ResEditors (ResEdit 2.1.1 Editor Resources for System 7)Version 1.1 by Alan Coopersmith, January 1993This is a collection of  TMPL, ICON, and RMAP resources forResEdit(tm) 2.1.x.  They will help to make some (but notcomplete) sense of the following System 7 resource types:aedt, dflg, eppc, gmcd, mppc, mitq, pslt,hmnu, hdlg, hrct, hovr, hfdr, flst, cbnd,fbnd, tbnd, caps, faps, taps[On sumex/info-mac these replace: tech/sys_7_resedit_tmpl.hqx]-----------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     sys7-finder-tmpls.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Fred Hucht)Subject: resedit TMPLs to modify 7.0 finder menus and some preferences (long)Organization: Rechenzentrum Uni-DuisburgDate: Wed, 29 May 91 18:35:19 GMTThis are binhexed ResEdit Resources to modify 7.0 finder menus and somepreferences (date abbreviation in list view etc.).The original fmnu template is the one from Alexander Falk.Also included is a corrected version of the fval template (the one fromResEdit 2.1 seems to be wrong) and a modified Finder File menu (Quit added).A short Read Me is included.Fred Hucht, Institute of Theoretical Physics, University of Duisburg, GermanyThe files are compressed and binhexed in Stuffit 1.5.1 format.----- cut here -----#### TEXT       sysquest-error-codes.txt   ****Date: Thu, 29 Oct 92 16:31:26 +1100 From: [e-mail] (Michael Antolovich)Subject: Syquest Error Codes Hi,    Could you archive the following Syquest Drive Error Codes please (theoriginator of this info was Jim Meyer (I accidently called him Juliensomewhere else, sorry about that :-}.Syquest SQ555 Diagnostics - LED Error Reporting Table from the SQ555 OEMTechnical Reference Manual, pg 5-3   # of LED blinks:  GREEN  RED/AMBER  ERROR DESCRIPTION -------------------------------------    1        1      EPROM failed checksum test    1        2      Internal uC RAM    1        3      External uC RAM    1        5      Seek error    1        6      Read error#### BINHEX     system-71-new-features-word.hqx   ****Date: 23 Oct 1992 20:31:02 -0700 From: "Apgar, Eric" <apgar#m#[e-mail]>Subject: Sys 7.1 Notes word Hello,Connectix says MODE32 does work under 7.1, so here is a revised7.1 Notes in Word [e-mail]   |   Eric Apgar  alias  Gar   |   I said it, NOT Apple.#### BINHEX     system-71-new-features.hqx   ****Date: 23 Oct 1992 20:33:12 -0700 From: "Apgar, Eric" <apgar#m#[e-mail]>Subject: Sys 7.1 Notes WN2 Hello,Recently someone submitted the Sys 7.1 Notes file in WriteNow format.I assume it is the version with all the apple internal informationin it. If so please replace with this version. It is WriteNow 2 formatsaved from MacWrite II. I also noticed that the MW and Word versionsare posted under Tech and the WN version under [e-mail]   |   Eric Apgar  alias  Gar   |   I said it, NOT Apple.#### BINHEX     tiff-revision-60.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 1 Jul 92 08:11:56 PDT From: [e-mail] (Daniel Sears)Subject: tiff6.hqx Aldus recently published a new version of its Tagged Image File Format (TIFF).The specification is titled "TIFF Revision 6.0" and it is dated June 3, 1992.This file contains a PostScript version of that specification in a BinHex-edself-extracting Compact Pro archive.  If you have trouble extracting the archiveor printing the file, try calling Aldus at [phone] for a printed copy.#### BINHEX     usenet-mac-prog-guide.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 30 Oct 1992 14:00:04 -0800From: [e-mail] (Matthew Xavier Mora)Subject: USENET Macintosh Programmers GuideEnclosed is the USENET Macintosh Programmers Guide in MSWord 4.0 format.I and resubmitting this because some people can't seem to download thefiles and I updated the ordering information. This is not a new version.Also it should be on all the mac archives.ThanksMatt Mora__________________________________________________________________Matthew Xavier Mora                         The keeper of the UMPGSRI International                             [e-mail][Sent using Eudora 1.3b102]                    [e-mail]__________________________________________________________________Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:12:07 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/tips#### TEXT       beginning-mac-programming.txt   ****Date: Thu, 04 Jan 90 08:56:05 ESTFrom: [e-mail]: SUMMARY: Intro Material for Mac Resources & ProgrammingDate: 4 January 1990, 08:43:49 EST>From: KESLER   at OUACCVMATo:   INFO-MAC at SUMEX-AIM.STANFORD.EDUDear Moderators,I'm not sure whether I should have sent this as mail or not, but here goes.The following article is an edited collection of information that Ireceived in answer to my request for details regarding some beginning levelinfo on Macintosh Resources and Programming.  At the end of the summaryis a *reading list*, of sorts, for those who want to delve deeper.I received a number of requests for this summary so I believe there may bemany more out there who could use the info.  I suggest, because of itslength, that you put it in the archives somewhere instead of inserting itinto an issue of the digest.  The article is just in standard ASCII.#### TEXT       downloading-binary-files.txt   ****Date:         Sat, 27 Jan 90 14:30:25 CSTFrom: Bob Funchess <[e-mail]>Subject:      Downloading binary filesMaybe the archives should have a file on downloading binary-type files, it'sa question which comes up fairly often...GIF files are binary.  To FTP a GIF file, you have to tell ftpd this.  In mostimplementations of FTP you must say TYPE I (or TYPE IMAGE) followed by TYPE L 8(or TYPE TENEX).  Sometimes the second one isn't necessary, but I have neverhad it create problems.  This will get a file from a FTPserver to a local host.Now, using Kermit, you dial up the local host and say (on the host end)SET FILE TYPE BINARY (or whatever the syntax is on your implementation)and on the Mac end pick Data fork, Binary file.  This works for GIF files.For most other files set the options on the Mac end to MacBinary.                             < Bob | [e-mail] | Funchess >   The 'S' stands for student.  Think the university shares MY opinions?#### BINHEX     european-phone-connections.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 13 Aug 92 01:28:03 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Charles H Mingo)Subject: [*] European Phone Connections     After I mentioned this file last month, I received several requestsfor it, so I thought I might as well send a copy to the archives.    This is a file I obtained from the IBMEUROPE forum on CompuServewhich details how to connect a US modem to various European phonesystems (with a bonus file explaining the many different flavors of Germanphone jacks).#### TEXT       fox-base-plus.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Andrew Dent)Subject: tips for Fox programmers Date: Wed, 17 Mar 93 21:05:07 WST The following is a long list of tips for FoxBase+/Mac programmers(although many are generally applicable to Foxbase).ABOUT THESE NOTESAll copyright to these notes is hereby relinquished and I transfer them to thepublic domain. However, please leave this message at the top of the notes. Ifyou have any corrections or additional hints, forward to me and I willincorporate them in the notes for future release.Some of these notes may be a bit cryptic - they were written as more of areminder to me when coming back to FB from other environments. Feel freeto call for explanations, or mail me improved descriptions!16th March 1993Andy Dent#### TEXT       generating-postscript.txt   ****Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 19:06:19 -0600 From: Don Gillies <[e-mail]>Subject: new submission please delete the first 7 lines of this email message and put the restin the archive.  Something happened to my early (july 29) posts and 2Kof data was lost from the end of this file.  The file length will be28068 bytes; Please make sure you have the whole file (an earlier copywas truncated).  This file belongs in the following location on sumex:  [sumex-aim.stanford.edu]/info-mac/tips/generating-postscript.txt.----------------------------- cut here -----------------------------This file is called "generating-postscript.txt" and lives on thecomputer [sumex-aim.stanford.edu] in the /info-mac/tips/ directory.last update was 6.25.92.DIRECTORYGenerating Postscript  (0) The laserwriter 7.0 way is easy  (1) The onetime postscript generator [with keypress] (5.x, 6.x)  (2) The weekend postscript generator [with checkbox] (5.x, 6.x) #### TEXT       hard-disk-partition-sizes.txt   ****Date: Wed, 03 Mar 93 10:45:17 EST From: Pete Tamas <[e-mail]>Subject: How to determine the minimum space allocated to a file (answer) Sorry if someone already answered this question. I'm WAYbehind on my e-mail. However, I did have an answer to thisquestion already written, so I thought I'd pass it along.(Cross-posted Mac-l & Info-Mac)- Pete Tamas> From: Michael A Reed                       <[e-mail]>>> Remember how to bigger your drive is, the larger the minimum> file partition gets, and that's one reason we do extraordinarily> clever things like hard-partitioning them?  For example, while> aliases take up around 500 bytes, they are still assigned a size> of 2K on my 80 meg drive.  Ooh, wasted space!>> The $25,000 question is -- where are the breaks in minimum> sizing? I think the min. is 1K for a 40, but how big do you need> to get before it becomes 3K?#### TEXT       high-speed-modem-use.txt   ****Date: Mon, 11 Jun 90 18:40:53 PDTFrom: [e-mail] (Peter Szolovits)Subject: Summary of advice on HST modemsSeveral days ago, I asked for help figuring out how to run my US RoboticsCourier HST modem more efficiently for communication between my home Mac and aUnix box at the office (via a networked terminal concentrator).  The summaryresults are short:1.  Use zmodem rather than kermit, to avoid various delays in kermithandshaking (even with 1000-byte packets).  info-mac/comm/zterm-085.hqxcontains a shareware communication program that supports zmodem, and I was alsopointed to the latest White Knight and MicroPhone, both commercial products.At the Unix end, you need an implementation of zmodem, which is available ininfo-mac/unix/zmodem-part*.hqx.  (I had to get rid of a couple of spuriousnewlines in the Makefile to get it to make.)  The ZTerm/zmodem combination doesindeed give me about 93% of theoretical max line utilization on large textfiles at 9600 baud.  I've had a bit of trouble uploading MacBinary II files,though not consistently.  For straight text dump, ZTerm can't keep up withscrolling at 9600 baud, so the buffer overruns and you lose captured data on a#### TEXT       laserprep-editing.txt   ****Date: Mon, 29 Jun 92 16:40:26 -0500 From: Don Gillies <[e-mail]>Subject: Information File Here is a copy of a file that recently disappeared from the archives.It belongs in /info-mac/tips/laserprep-editing.txt (this is a newname; the old name was imagen-postscript.txt).  This describes how tomodify system 5.x and 6.x laser preps to print on non-apple printers.This is a very frequently asked question in all the mac newsgroups(the FAQ moderator wants to add this file to his FAQ index of files).-------------------------------- cut here ----------------------------If you are having trouble printing macintosh postscript on a non-appleprinter, with laserwriter drivers 5.0, 5.1, 5.2, 6.0, or 6.1, thenread onward.  This file is called "laserprep-editing.txt" and lives inthe directory [sumex-aim.stanford.edu]<info-mac>tips>.  Good luck!Don Gillies - [e-mail] - University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignI posed a question in these newsgroups on March 23, asking how to#### TEXT       mailing-to-applelink.txt   ****24-Apr-89 19:01:24-GMT,8355;000000000001Return-Path: <[e-mail]>Received: from Forsythe.Stanford.EDU by sumex-aim.stanford.edu (4.0/inc-1.0)    id AA04436; Mon, 24 Apr 89 12:01:24 PDTMessage-Id: <[e-mail]>Received: by Forsythe.Stanford.EDU; Mon, 24 Apr 89 11:59:19 PDTDate:     Mon, 24 Apr 89 14:59 EDTFrom: <[e-mail]> (Peter Jorgensen - Micro Specialist)Subject:  Correct way to send to AppleLink usersTo: [e-mail]-Original-To:  INFOMACThe following is the correct information on sending email from BITNET addressesto AppleLink, and vice versa.  This information was downloaded from theAppleLink Higher Education directory.I apparently left out one important detail concerning BITNET to Applelink in myprevious posting, so this should clear it all up.  Sorry about anyinconvienience that might have occurred.Peter JorgensenMicrocomputer specialist#### TEXT       mailing-to-compuserve.txt   ****20-Apr-90  6:50:02-GMT,1506;000000000003Return-Path: <portal!cup.portal.com![e-mail]>Received: from Sun.COM by sumex-aim.stanford.edu (4.0/inc-1.0)    id AA18147; Thu, 19 Apr 90 23:50:02 PDTReceived: from sun.Sun.COM (sun-bb.Corp.Sun.COM) by Sun.COM (4.1/SMI-4.1)    id AA15425; Thu, 19 Apr 90 23:47:47 PDTReceived: from portal.UUCP by sun.Sun.COM (4.1/SMI-4.1)    id AA15180; Thu, 19 Apr 90 23:47:44 PDTReceived: from hobo.portal.com by portal.portal.com (4.1/SMI-4.0-patch-19-01.5)    id AA07404; Thu, 19 Apr 90 21:23:21 PDTReceived: by hobo.portal.com (4.0/SMI-4.0)    id AA05190; Thu, 19 Apr 90 21:24:25 PDTTo: [e-mail]: [e-mail]: Internet/CompuServe Link!!Lines: 10Date: Thu, 19-Apr-90 21:24:23 PDTMessage-Id: <[e-mail]>X-Origin: The Portal System (TM)X-Possible-Reply-Path: [e-mail]#### TEXT       mailing-to-macnet.txt   ****Date: Fri, 22 Dec 89 21:35:24 ASTFrom: Peter J Gergely <[e-mail]>Subject: MACNet/Internet Mail BridgeSENDING FROM CONNECT (or MACNet) TO DASnet/Internet     In order to send mail through the DASnet gateway, the followingaddress scheme must be used. In the "To:" field, type DASNET. In thefirst line of the text field, type the DASnet address enclosed inquotes, followed by @DASNET.        Example:       To:       DASNET                    cc:                 Subject:     Your Subject                 "[e-mail]"@DASNETSENDING FROM Internet/DASnet TO CONNECT (or MACNet)#### TEXT       mailing-to-mci.txt   ****Date: Sun, 24 Jun 90 17:57:59 -0400From: [e-mail] (Rich Akerboom)Subject: Re: MCI Mail>From the MCI Mail side, set up the "envelope" as follows: TO:     Jeff Solof (EMS)                  EMS = Electronic MailService option EMS:    INTERNET MBX:    [e-mail] = Mailbox (Internet address) >From the Internet side, address the mail to: [e-mail]                      username is the MCI Mailaddress in one of two forms: either the full username (like MIT Alumni Fund) or the "box number", unhyphenated, and preceded by three 0's. To illustrate, I sent mail to my Internet address from MCI Mail, andit arrived with the following header: From:  MIT Alumni Fund#### TEXT       modems-in-europe.txt   ****Date: Thu, 12 Sep 91 06:15:28 PDT From: [e-mail]: Responses: Use of Modems in Europe Dear ModeratorsI append responses by two colleagues concerning the use of modems inEurope.  They are longish for a communication, so you may wish to put thebody of text into an archive.  Special thanks to below who responded.Bob----------------------------------------------------------------------Info Request:  How to use Modems on European and UK Telephone Systems?----------------------------------------------------------------------September 3, 1991, ca 15:30 EDT.Could our European correspondents please send a bit of information on the use ofmodems in the European telephone systems? Do US-style modems work on continentaland UK systems? Are there special adapter plugs sufficient to make an ordinary2400 baud modem function for a call to the US? Are there TymNet- like servicesthat will relay local calls to distant services? Are there ways to do that which#### TEXT       no-hard-disk-icon.txt   ****If you have a SCSI hard disk and one day its icon disappears from your desktop,don't panic. This is usually an indication that the PRAM on yourcomputer has been messed up.To fix it, hold down Option-Shift-Command and open the Control Panel.Upgrading to System 6.0.2 makes the PRAM less vulnerable.#### TEXT       one-liners.txt   ****Date:    Wed, 17 Jan 1990 12:59:24 ESTFrom: [e-mail] (Eric Pepke)Subject: Macintosh One-LinersHere is the latest version of the Macintosh One-Liners.  It's now two pageslong.The Macintosh One-Liners are intended to condense onto a couple of sheets of paper information about some of the most common Macintosh problems and programming pitfalls.  Each one-liner is a single line of text, shorter than 80 characters, which informs about one aspect of Macintosh use or programming.  The one-liners are brief and do not give complete information about their topics.  This is intentional.  Detailed documentation exists elsewhere, mostlyin Inside Macintosh and in the Technical Notes.  If you need more informationthan is provided in a one-liner, you should be able to determine it by a littleexperimentation or by looking it up using the words in the one-liner as hints.One-liners give either facts or advice.  The facts may be obvious to some people and obscure to others but are important for all.  The advice is #### TEXT       powerbook-tips.txt   ****Date: Fri, 21 Aug 92 18:31 BST From: [e-mail] (B.C.E. Khoo)Subject: [*] Collected PowerBook tips Once again the PowerBook tip sheet!This version  - corrects some errors  - adds comments about some PowerBook-specific utilities.  - includes a discussion on the so-called 'memory effect'Please replace /info-mac/report/powerbook-tips.txt.Thanks are due to:   John Livesey ([e-mail])   Murph Sewall ([e-mail])   David Tillinghast ([e-mail])   Shannon Spires ([e-mail])   Thomas Rothenfluh ([e-mail])   Alan Hewat ([e-mail])   Norton Chia ([e-mail])#### TEXT       rebuilding-the-desktop.txt   ****If you want to rebuild the desktop on a hard disk: Hold down the Option and Command buttons while you start up. The Finder will ask you whether or not to rebuild it.If you want to rebuild the desktop on a floppy disk: Eject the disk by dragging its icon to the trash. Hold down the Option and Command buttons. Insert the disk. The Finder will ask you the same question.You will lose your Get Info comments when you do this.#### TEXT       refill-hp-cartridge.txt   ****Date:         Tue, 01 Oct 91 11:30:49 +0100From: Karl Pottie <[e-mail]>Subject:      deskwriter cartridge refillThis text describes how to refill your Deskwriter or DeskJet ink cartridges.It is a summary of experiences by different people. This text has beenposted to the mac archives before, but it was deleted. I repost thisarticle on multiple request.1) Why to refill your cartridges ?----------------------------------Deskwriter cartridges are pretty expensive. But there is a quick and easyway to refill your cartridges yourself2) Why not to refill your cartridges ?--------------------------------------#### TEXT       sys7-with-word-finder.txt   ****17-Nov-91 12:57:53-GMT,1376;000000000001Return-Path: <[e-mail]>Received: from sumex-aim.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA04664; Sun, 17 Nov 91 04:57:53 PSTReceived: from mailserv.zdv.uni-tuebingen.de  ([134.2.2.23]) by sumex-aim.Stanford.EDU (4.0/inc-1.0)    id AA20062; Sun, 17 Nov 91 04:57:48 PSTReceived: by mailserv.zdv.uni-tuebingen.de  (4.1/ZDV-Uni-Tuebingen-1.0 )    id AA17972; Sun, 17 Nov 91 13:56:31 +0100From: [e-mail] (Andreas Lietz)Message-Id: <[e-mail] >Subject: Word Finder under Sys 7To: [e-mail] (Info-Mac articles)Date: Sun, 17 Nov 91 13:56:30 METX-Mailer: ELM [version 2.3 PL2]Hello netters,thanks for your instant replies to my question about WordFinder under System 7. The easiest way is to get yourself the new Font/DA-moverversion 4.1 and to move WordFinder right into the Word program by holding#### BINHEX     word-perfect-tips.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 07 Feb 1993 15:03:24 EST From: "Paul D. Bain" <[e-mail]>Subject: wp-tips.hqx This is a 12-page WordPerfect document that contains a collectionof tips and tricks for using WordPerfect 2.1. It is in questionand answer format.This file needs WordPerfect 2.1The author is WordPerfect Corporation.(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:12:11 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/unix#### SHAR       convert.shar   **** 7-Jun-86 09:48:50-PDT,20228;000000000001Return-Path: <[e-mail]>Received: from s1-c.arpa by SUMEX-AIM.ARPA with TCP; Sat 7 Jun 86 09:48:39-PDTReceived: by s1-c.arpa id AA12054; Sat, 7 Jun 86 09:48:24 PDT    id AA12054; Sat, 7 Jun 86 09:48:24 PDTDate: Sat, 7 Jun 86 09:48:24 PDTFrom: John Bruner <[e-mail]>Message-Id: <[e-mail]>To: [e-mail]: Mac font to vfont (Sun screen) font converter"fontcvt" is a UNIX program I wrote one day while waiting for my hard discto be repaired.  It extracts FONT resources from a Macintosh resource fileand creates font files in vfont format.  These fonts can be used as Sunscreen fonts.  (Theoretically they could also be used as Versatecprinter fonts, but the difference in resolution makes all but the largestMac fonts too small for the Versatec.)--  John Bruner (S-1 Project, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)  MILNET: jdb@mordor [[e-mail]]    [phone]  UUCP: ...!ucbvax!dual!mordor!jdb     ...!seismo!mordor!jdb---------------------------------------------------------------------------#### TEXT       digest-reader-20.txt   ****Date: Tue, 19 Nov 91 08:24:39 EST From: [e-mail] (Dan Brown)Subject: [*] digest-reader.txt (Version 2)         Here is Version 2 of digest-reader.txt, that I submitted earlier this         year. The changes were made by Michael Kimura ([e-mail]),        who uses the program alot and made to very useful improvements. Just        some of the major improvements include.        o The program has been ported to work with VMS/VAXC as well as UNIX/C          and has been tested in both environments.        o You now have the ability to extract individual articles from the          digest being read.        o The article recognition algorithm has been generalized to accomodate          many other digests created by other interest groups with similar          formats. Some of the other digests tested are BIG-LAN DIGEST,          RISKS-LIST: RISKS-FORUM Digest, Telecom Privacy Digest,          TELECOM Digest.#### SHAR       eudora-offline-reader.shar   ****Date: Sun, 20 Sep 1992 19:16:42 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Ken B Kirksey)Subject: Eudora As An Offline Reader This archive contains a short Unix program and document explaining how to useEudora as an offline UNIX mail reader.  If you want to use Eudora, but don'thave a TCP/IP connection to your mac or access to a slip server, this file is for you.  The program (udora.c) and the document are both in the beta stage. I've gottenthe program to compile on a SparcStation, but I'd like to know how it compileson other unix boxes.  Any feedback is welcome and appreciated.                                  Ken#### UUENCODE   ftp-scripts.uu   ****From: [e-mail] (James Davis)Date: Mon, 16 Sep 91 20:19:11 PDT Following are those scripts I promised a while back over info-mac.I did my best to clean things up and add notes.  The file isftpscripts.tar.Z.uu so you'll have to take the appropriate stepsundo-ing it.  These scripts are all unix, mostly csh.  A very briefsynopsis follows.  Feel free to mail questions.  Hopefully it shouldset itself up, but there are lots of interelations between parts,so lots of things could break.    1) ftpmenu - a curses based C program that will let you usemenu's to access your favorite ftp site.  It has to be pre-configuredbut once you hae it going, its a fast way to retrieve a file.  Ohdid I mention that while browsing these menus, the appropriate abstract is only a key click away.#### TEXT       get-sumex-files.txt   ****Date:     Tue, 19 Mar 91 12:26:40 ESTFrom: Tom Coradeschi <[e-mail]>Subject:  Sumex & FTP   Some folks on comp.sys.mac.comm have been enquiring about how to do ftpsessions with sumex, now that the 25 user limit has been imposed. The obvioussolution is to run your ftp session at 5AM Pacific, but for left-coasters,and many of us to the east, that's a little difficult.   One solution is to run your ftp session via a script. The following isone I've been using for a long time, and it seems to work quite well.   In order to make the script capable of autonomously logging in (withoutyour being there to give username and password), you need a '.netrc' filein your home directory. This file should have read and write permissions forthe user only (chmod 600 .netrc), and be of the following format:machine sumex-aim.stanford.edu,    login anonymous, password [e-mail]   Fill in your own email address for the password.#### TEXT       info-mac-browser.txt   ****From: Craig Nevill-Manning <[e-mail]>Date: Thu, 11 Feb 93 11:58:59 -0800 Subject: Browsing digests for recent uploads I wrote this quick Unix program for browsing info-mac digests. I try to keep  up with the new uploads to sumex, but it's a tedious, repetitive process to  actually download the stuff I want. This C program scans a digest (or several)  in a file or files given on the command line for the [*] denoting an upload  notice, and prints out the description. Type y if you want to download it, and  it adds the path and name to a file called "download". Typing n just continues  to the next message, and q quits the program. I then rearrange the file in  emacs, inserting cd and get commands, and paste it into an ftp session.Hope it's useful to someone! Remember, it was only a half-hour hack; feel free  to improve on it.Compile with cc -o skim skim.c -lcurses -ltermcapor take out the curses stuff if you don't have it.---#### UUENCODE   mac-to-tex.uu   ****Date: Mon, 21 Oct 91 22:08:56 -0500From: [e-mail] (Alfred Lorber)Subject: unix/mactotex.uu                    MacToTeX           by Adam Fedor ([e-mail])UNIX programs and files for including Mac PostScript files in a(La)TeX document.  You need to have Psfig installed to use thispackage!!!  Specially suited to handle problems caused by System 7.(In PS file, delete LaserPrep section, delete font definitions, etc.)Good man page and documentation.  This package contains the followingfiles:README            ; you guessed it#### SHAR       macbin.shar   ****Date: Thu, 24 Jan 91 12:05:17 CSTFrom: [e-mail] (CS 231 section 2)Subject: macbin.shar#### UUENCODE   macformat-10.uu   ****Date: Fri, 22 Jan 93 19:18:54 EDT From: [e-mail] (Marcelo A. F. Gomes)Subject: MacFormat 1.0 submission Dear moderators:This is MacFormat, a program to initialize Macintosh diskson Unix compatible hosts.It is a "tar" file, compressed with "compress," and encodedfor reliable mailing with "uuencode." Unix gurus know howto unpack it.It would be nice to see it placed in the unix directory, underthe name "macformat10.uu".#### SHAR       macify-13.shar   ****Date: Mon, 18 Mar 91 07:36:57 -0800From: Donald Burr <[e-mail]>Subject: MACIFY -- program for UNIX AND Mac that converts textfiles                            Macify -- Version 1.3By: Donald Burr    INTERNET: [e-mail], [e-mail]    Compu$erve: 72540,3071         America Online: DonaldBurrThis is version 1.3 of Macify, a UNIX-end program to make your Mac downloadsturn out right.  This version also includes a Mac program that does thesame thing.It will convert between UNIX newlines and Macintosh end-of-line characters(control-M, hex 0D).  Direction of conversion (UNIX -> Mac, or Mac -> UNIX)can be specified at the command line, and thus files can be convertedboth directions.This is useful if your UNIX -> Mac downloads, or uploads, of text filesare failing miserably.  White Knight has a tendency to do this, and othercomm programs may as well.Please send all comments, bug reports, feature requests, etc. to theInternet address listed above.This software is being donated to the public domain.  Permission is herebygranted to freely copy and distribute this source code, as long as no feesare charged for such duplication.  Permission is also granted to modifythis source code at will, providing that you insert a notice in the dist-ribution that this source is NOT the original "Macify" source, and that younot remove my name from the program and accompanying documentation.#### SHAR       maclayers-unix-side.shar   ****From: Eric Rosen <[e-mail]>Date: Sun, 17 Jan 1993 23:12:39 -0800 Subject: comm/maclayers-unix-side.shar #### SHAR       macps-23.shar   ****Date: Fri, 3 Jul 92 13:08:55 PDT From: [e-mail]: macps/prepfix v. 2.3 Well, here is the long-overdue System 7 compatible version of macps andprepfix, version 2.3, in shar format.  Following are some excerpts fromthe included ReadMe file.Edward Moy                Principal Programmer - Macintosh & UnixWorkstation Support Services        Workstation Software Support GroupUniversity of CaliforniaBerkeley, CA  94720--------------------------------------------------------------------------------WHAT IS MACPS?Macps is a Unix program that takes an uploaded PostScript file createdon a Macintosh (see macps.1 for more details) and includes anappropriately modified LaserPrep file so that the result can be sent toa PostScript printer from Unix.  The LaserPrep file contains macrosused by the PostScript generator on the Macintosh.HOW ARE THE LASERPREP FILES GENERATED?Since the Apple LaserPrep files are copyrighted, I've included aprogram, prepfix, that reads version 4.0 and up LaserPrep files, andedits them so that they are (mostly) compatible with Unix (Seeprepfix.1 for more details).CHANGES IN VERSION 2.3Version 2.3 of prepfix now support LaserPrep 7.x (System 7).  ResultingLaserPrep files are slightly smaller, since some extraneous commentshave been removed.  Version 2.3 of macps works with System 7-generatedPostScript files, replacing the included LaserPrep with the modifiedversion.  Because of the way this change was made, macps can now workon either a Command-F or Command-K (pre-System 7) PostScript file.Creating a PostScript file under System 7 will cause all fonts used ina document to be downloaded.  Downloaded fonts, especially TrueTypefonts, tend to make the resulting PostScript file very large.  Both thesize of the PostScript file and the complexity of a downloadableTrueType font can cause some printers to fail to print, even when theprinter already contains the requested fonts.  Software like H.M.Ayala's Trimmer CDEV (available from most Macintosh ftp sites andbulletin board systems) can prevents selected fonts (those alreadyresident in the printer) from being downloaded.----------- cut ------------------- cut -------------------- cut ------------#### SHAR       macutil-20b1.shar   ****#### SHAR       mcvert-20.shar   ****Date: Sun, 28 Feb 1993 20:55:47 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Joseph Skudlarek)Subject: mcvert-200.shar mcvert, written in C, runs under UNIX and converts among Macintosh fileformats used for file interchange, including BinHex4.0 (.hqx) andMacBinary (.bin).  See mcvert.1 (the man page) for details.Please replace mcvert-190.shar with mcvert-200.shar, which follows.Major changes and current usage are detailed below.<<Changes>> * ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- * External * ----- * handle -b (both .data and .rsrc at same time) option *    ( -> MacBinary suggested by [e-mail]) * remove anomalous file extension handling *    (suggested by [e-mail]) * regularize MAC_EDITOR (author) and MAC_FILETYPE (file type) handling * detect and report important file format errors * emit output file name too * revise Usage line * massively revise man page to reflect changes and generally overhaul * ----- * Internal * ----- * avoid overwriting internal storage (what a chore!) *    for example, mcvert -UI *.hqx used to abort with a segmentation violation *    symptom reported by [e-mail]  Thu Sep 24 16:39:21 1992 * check return values from all getc/putc operations * find and fix ancient bug extracting resource fork from MacBinary format * identify failing file in EOF error messages * clarify and amend distribution and update restrictions * expand disclaimer (patterned after INFO-MAC CD-ROM -- Thx, Cliff and Joe!) * Version 2.00 28Feb93 * ----------------------------------------------------------------------------<<Usage>>Usage: mcvert { [option] ... name ...} ... version:    2.00 default:    -xDqv option:    -x    BinHex        .hqx  <-> MacBinary    -u    Text(trans)   .text <-> MacBinary    -h    Host(as is)   .text <-> MacBinary    -d    Data          .data <-> MacBinary    -r    Resource      .rsrc <-> MacBinary    -b    Both    .data .rsrc <-> MacBinary    -D    Download       Other -> MacBinary    -U    Upload     MacBinary -> Other    -p    BinHex -> MacBinary => unpack PIT    -q    disable unpack PIT    -t    translate end-of-line chars (useful with -b)    -I    Information only (does not write output files)    -s    silent    -S    Silent about ``Converting ... '' lines too    -v    verbose    -V    Verbose, includes debugging information    -H    disable skip-legal-but-suspect-lines HeuristicEnvironment:    MAC_FILETYPE      TEXT|????    Mac file type for Text|other    MAC_EDITOR        MACA|????    Mac creator (author) for Text|other    MAC_EXT           .bin         extension for -D    MAC_DLOAD_DIR     .            directory for -D    MAC_LINE_LIMIT    none         maximum line length for -Ux<<shar>>#### SHAR       ps2eps-11.shar   ****27-May-92 16:52:48-GMT,43434;000000000011Received: from noc2.dccs.upenn.edu by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA14395; Wed, 27 May 92 09:52:48 PDTReceived: from MECH.SEAS.UPENN.EDU by noc2.dccs.upenn.edu    id AA23408; Wed, 27 May 92 12:52:28 -0400Return-Path: <[e-mail]>Received: by mech.seas.upenn.edu    id AA10868; Wed, 27 May 92 12:52:24 EDTDate: Wed, 27 May 92 12:52:24 EDTFrom: [e-mail] (George Jefferson)Posted-Date: Wed, 27 May 92 12:52:24 EDTMessage-Id: <[e-mail]>To: [e-mail]: Re: ppm files?I was thinking 1ppm,2ppm represented multiple attempts to makeit work on your part.  Now it makes sense..gs 2.3 will display your file but it chokes when i ask for a ppm, so that is a new feature.To answer your question, it doesn't really makesense to turn a multiple page document into eps ( thats the easy answer )What would you want, probably a seperate eps/pict file for each page?To do that you would need to parse the postscript and grab justthe right part for a particular page. In general you cannot split apostscript document into indivdual pages. At the very least you wouldneed to recognise, for example, this is psroff, this is the header, etc.knowing that, none of the testers ( apperently ) even tried to process a multi page document.  This limitation should appear prominantly in the documentation.  Also i will fix the script to recognise the .nppmfiles and abort with a sensable error message.well, easily fixed.. here is version 1.1( please test it, as i dont have gs2.4 yet.. )-----------------------ps2eps-mac1.1.shar---------#### SHAR       ps2eps-13.shar   ****Date: Tue, 26 Jan 93 15:19:07 EST From: [e-mail] (George Jefferson)Subject: ps2eps-mac this is version 1.3 of my ( unix based ) package for convertingpostscript -> mac format eps with screen preview.new features include:1 major bug fix. ( would crash when converting large images )color support ( off by default, to reduce file size )robust recognition of all sorts of wierd bounding box line formats ( atend, decimal numbers, etc )more informative ( imho ) error reporting.pbmtoepsi.c is now included in this distribution. ( still needs pbmplus to compile though )unix "man" pagerequires ghostscript, and the pbmplus package.george [e-mail] the archivists, replaces  mac/util/unix/ps2eps1.1.shar @umich                              info-mac/unix/ps2eps-11.shar @sumexBTW, the name ps2eps is already taken ( by several programs, sigh )if ps2eps-mac1.3.shar is too long, go withps2epsmac13.shar or ps2epsmac13.sh or ps2mac13.shthanks.---------ps2eps-mac1.3.shar----cut here---#### SHAR       sit.shar   ****Date: Mon, 21 Jan 91 15:07:27 -0600From: Rob Elliott <[e-mail]>#### TEXT       skim-11.txt   ****From: [e-mail] (Danny Schwendener)Subject: Browsing digests for recent uploads (version 1.1) Date: Fri, 12 Feb 1993 13:57:18 GMT This is a slightly improved version of the skim Unix program recentlyposted by Craig Nevill-Manning <[e-mail]>. This versionalso inserts the necessary 'cd' and 'get' commands so that you can feedthe resulting script directly into FTP.I have sumex-aim in my .netrc file, so that all I need to do after theskim is to type the following command to get the tagged files:    ftp sumex-aim.stanford.edu < downloadCraig Nevill-Manning <[e-mail]>'s program description:>>I wrote this quick Unix program for browsing info-mac digests. I try to keep>up with the new uploads to sumex, but it's a tedious, repetitive process to>actually download the stuff I want. This C program scans a digest (or several)>in a file or files given on the command line for the [*] denoting an upload>notice, and prints out the description. Type y if you want to download it, and#### TEXT       skim-digest.txt   ****Date: Thu, 28 Feb 91 03:00:17 CSTFrom: [e-mail] (Mike Gleason)Subject: [*] skim-digest.c/* skim-digest.c  * version 1.0, 28 Feb 91, by Mike Gleason, NCEMRSoft. *  * Purpose: To read only selected articles from the Info-Mac digests. * * How to use: Compile this C source code with your favorite C compiler *   on your favorite unix host: *  *   % cc skim-digest.c -O -o skim *  *   Go out and download a digest from sumex-aim.stanford.edu.  Run skim: *  *   % skim digest50 digest51 digest49 * *   It should be fairly straightforward from there.  When skim finds an#### SHAR       strip-fonts.shar   ****Date: Fri, 15 May 92 02:08 CDT From: Dominik Hoffmann <[e-mail]>Subject: StripFonts-unix.shar This is the Unix side of the StripFonts utility to be found in the info-mac/utildirectory. It had been removed from the archive. It should probably go into theinfo-mac/unix directory. Thanks a lot Dominik Hoffmann (I am not the author.) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [This is essentially the same text as found in the "Readme" file in the StripFonts.hqx archive.] What is StripFonts?------------------ StripFonts is a program designed to be useful to a very specific setof people: those who frequently print documents by creating aPostScript file on the Mac, transferring that file to a UNIX machine,and sending it to a PostScript-compatible printer which is networkedto the UNIX machine. In particular, it is aimed at people who useAdobe Type Manger, or who frequently use non-standard PostScripttypefaces; in other words, people who have PostScript outline fonts intheir system folders. It is also helpful to people using System 7, whono longer have the option of omitting the Apple ProcSet from theirPostScript files. The presence of outline fonts in the system folder causes the printerdriver to include a copy of the PostScript font definition of eachfont used in the document. This is because there is no way for theprinter driver to know in advance which fonts will be available on theparticular printer that you end up using (different printers havedifferent sets of fonts built in, or on disk). When the printer isconnected to the Macintosh itself, this is not a problem, since theMac can ask the printer at the time of printing. However, thisinteraction is not possible when the printing will be performed at alater time from a different machine. The font descriptions can increase the size of the PostScript file toa startling degree, making the file-transfer process quite unwieldy.This is where StripFonts comes into play. The StripFonts packageallows you remove the font definitions from a PostScript file beforesending it to the UNIX machine. It can learn which fonts are built into the printer that you will be using, and remove them "permanently"from the file, which will speed up printing time as well. StripFontswill also let you keep copies of non-built-in typefaces in a directoryunder UNIX, and omit those font definitions during the transferbetween the Mac and the UNIX machine, saving greatly on transfer time.They need to be re-inserted into the file before it can be printed, orthe printer will not be able to use the typefaces; the UNIX side ofStripFonts does this. A similar trick can be used to temporarilyremove the ProcSet which teaches the printer the "shorthand" that theMac's LaserWriter driver uses. The current version of StripFonts can tell the difference betweenPostScript and TrueType fonts, and has no problem keeping bothversions of a font, even if they have the same name. It also has an"others" category for font types that it does not recognize; forexample, Macintosh bitmap fonts for which no outlines exist. In my experience with using StripFonts, the time saved in uploading isconsiderable. Typical documents (before stripping) for me are about600K; after stripping they are cut down to about 40K. After adding thesupport for multiple font types and ProcSet removal, I created a testdocument using an Adobe PostScript font and a bitmap font. It was 300Kbytes long. Stripping out the fonts and the ProcSet cut it down to 2K!The UNIX end reconstituted and printed it just fine. Note that if you use TrueType fonts in a document the TrueTyperendering engine needs to be included so that the PostScript printerknows how to deal with the fonts. This is pretty big, on the order of#### TEXT       sun-audio-mac.txt   ****Date: Mon, 6 Apr 1992 08:50:21 PDT From: [e-mail]: by launchpad.paa.xerox.com (4.1/SMI-4.0) id AA03010; Mon, 6 Apr 92 11:50:14 EDTApparently-To: [e-mail]:edu:xeroxI have attached a C program I wrote to convert Sun Microsystems u-law encoded audio files to linear sound data files. The latter files can be read bySoundMover ("Open any" mode) and converted to Mac snd resources. Anyone with aSun Sparcstation and a microphone ought to be able to make their own Mac sounds.You have to remember to set the sampling rate in SoundMover to the value encodedin the audio file (usually, if not always, 8.0 kHz.) SoundMaster will still wantto play them at 7.4 kHz, I think, but they sound OK.There is no Makefile. You can simply "cc" it on your Sparcstation. If someoneincorporates this into a Mac utility (such as SoundMover, hint, hint) all Iask is a free copy.Please upload this to an appropriate directory.#### UUENCODE   sun-audio-mac.uu   ****Date: Tue, 21 Apr 1992 12:59:06 PDT From: [e-mail]: au2mac.uu Sparc binary for sound conversion Received: by launchpad.paa.xerox.com (4.1/SMI-4.0) id AA25664; Tue, 21 Apr 92 15:58:54 EDTApparently-To: [e-mail]:edu:xeroxThis is a uuencoded binary compiled on a Sparcstation IPC. It is an improved version of the program I recently posted the source code for. Please post to the unix directory.The improved version uses a 16-bit expansion of the u-law encoded data. It converts the frequency to the next higher standard Mac frequency (ie 8.0 kHz -> 11.1 kHz) by linear interpolation. The amplitude range is then normalized to the 8-bit range of the Mac. This results in a noticeably better #### UUENCODE   suntar-132.uu   ****From: [e-mail] (Sauro Speranza)Subject: UPLOADING suntar1.3.2.uu Date: Tue, 3 Nov 92 13:31:02 MET  Get this if you have no way to download the .sit (or .sit.hqx)file: this file can be used on an UNIX machine by universally availableUNIX tools to create a Macintosh disk containing a Mac <-> UNIX communication program. We have been reported some problems in the use of this file, but if you succeed to perform the unreliable operation only once, you'll get a reliable communication path from the Macintosh (with a 1440k disk drive) and an UNIX machine with a 3.5" floppy disk drive: we've received success reports from users of many kinds ofworkstations including SPARCstations, IBM RISC/6000, NeXTstations andSony News. (There is also a way to do that from MS-DOS, see later).#### SHAR       unsea-10.shar   ****From: "David W. Rankin Jr." <[e-mail]>Date: Sun, 9 Aug 1992 17:26:16 EDT Subject: Unsea 1.0 is here This letter marks the formal release of unsea 1.0. Unsea is a mainframe-level ANSI C program that removes the self-expanding code from MacBinaryencoded StuffIt(TM) or Compact Pro(TM) files.Since unsea is ANSI C, you'll have to use an ANSI C compiler (like gcc)to compile it. (The reason for this is that the only C referecnce bookis the 2nd edition of the K&R book, so I simply couldn't write itas K&R C code.)To put it on your system, get the shar file(see below for where) anddelete anything above the line "#!/bin/sh". Then unarchive it, using"sh <filename>" for UNIX machines or your local shar decoder for othermachines. Then follow the instructions in "unsea.txt" and "Makefile"to compile the program.The newest version of unsea will always be available on f.ms.uky.edu,in the /pub/mac/unix directory, as well as anyone who is on the MacGiftslist that mac.archive.umich.edu runs.Feel free to send any questions you have about unsea to me atrankin=[e-mail], rankin=[e-mail] or rankin=[e-mail].---------------CUT HERE---------------------#### SHAR       unsit-15.shar   ****Date: Mon, 29 Jan 90 01:32:06 ESTFrom: [e-mail] (Jeff Wasilko)Subject: Batch Unbinhexing/Unstuffing (SUMMARY and SOURCE)Quite a while ago, I requested info on batch un-binhexing/un-stufing software available for the mac. I received a fewreplies about this, all of them but one suggesting a solutioncentered around a mainframe. One person suggested that Ray Lau's commercial version of Stuffit might do batch work.What I found was a trio of programs from the archives atsumex-aim.stanford.edu in the /info-mac/unix directory. Thecombination of these three programs allow almost-batch operation(I'll get into why it's 'almost' later).The three programs are:-rw-r--r--  1 macmod   info-mac    54554 Jan 16 18:18 mcvert-15.shar    mcvert converts a .hqx (BinHex 4.0) file to a .bin (MacBinary    file) that can be read by unsit. This program allows wildcard    operations. Additionally, mcvert will unpack PackIt files.    Files in: *.hqx    Files out: *.bin (generally *.sit.bin)-rw-r--r--  1 macmod   info-mac    26067 Jan  1  1989 unsit.shar    unsit will decompress .sit.bin (MacBinary Stuffit files)    I am enclosing a new version of unsit that Allen sent me to    allow input from MacBinary files. Previously, it was only    possible to input from macput/macget formatted files. The new version    also adds compatiblity with Stuffit 1.5.1 and the new HMF    folder scheme.    At present, unsit can only output files in macput/macget format,    but the author Allan Weber ([e-mail])    said that he may add the option to output directly to MacBinary format.    Files in: *.sit.bin     Files out: foo.rsrc, foo.data, foo.info                        -rw-r--r--  1 macmod   info-mac     4184 Jan  1  1989 macbinary.shar    macbinary (macbin) converts macput/macget type files to    MacBinary files. This allows easy downloading with progams    such as Kermit or ZTerm.    macbin does NOT support wildcards, so this part of the    conversion must be done manually.    Files in: foo.rsrc, foo.data, foo.info    Files out: foo.bin (Unstuffed and in Binary format)The combination of programs works very well and is extremely faston our vax, especially when comparied to Stuffit's performance ona Plus.Since this process requires the use of three different programs,I'm writing a shell script to tie everything together. When I getit running, I'll send it along too.I'm including a new version of unsit that reads macbinary files.Jeff| RIT VAX/VMS Systems: |     Jeff Wasilko     |     RIT Ultrix Systems:     ||BITNET: jjw7384@ritvax+----------------------+INET:[e-mail]||UUCP: {psuvax1, mcvax}!ritvax.bitnet!JJW7384 +___UUCP:[e-mail]____+|INTERNET: [e-mail]                |'claimer: No one cares.      |#### SHAR       unxbin.shar   ****31-Mar-86 22:41:43-PST,8153;000000000001Return-Path: <[e-mail]>Received: from ngp.UTEXAS.EDU by SUMEX-AIM.ARPA with TCP; Mon 31 Mar 86 22:41:34-PSTDate: Tue, 1 Apr 86 00:18:50 cstFrom: [e-mail] (Werner Uhrig)Posted-Date: Tue, 1 Apr 86 00:18:50 cstMessage-Id: <[e-mail]>Received: by ngp.UTEXAS.EDU (4.22/4.22)    id AA04248; Tue, 1 Apr 86 00:18:50 cstTo: info-mac-request@sumex-aimSubject: from USENET: unxbin[don't give me any credit, I'm just the mailman  (-: ---Werner]From [e-mail]  Wed Mar 26 11:33:12 1986Relay-Version: version B 2.10.2 9/18/84; site ut-ngp.UUCPPath: ut-ngp!ut-sally!seismo!lll-crg!lll-lcc!qantel!hplabs!sdcrdcf!oberon!brand!baradFrom: [e-mail] (Herb Barad)Newsgroups: net.sources.macSubject: Unxbin sources (related to BinHex)Message-ID: <[e-mail]>Date: 26 Mar 86 17:33:12 GMTDate-Received: 28 Mar 86 13:22:27 GMTReply-To: [e-mail] (Herb Barad)Organization: U. of So. Calif., Los AngelesLines: 289After getting many requests for unpit, I had Alan Weber repost hisprogram.  While getting these requests, many people also requestedunxbin.  I don't know who the original author was, but since thesources are not too large (~6.5K), I am reposting it here.                        Herb Barad#### TEXT       vt100-print-util.txt   ****Date: Wed, 5 Aug 92 07:26:07 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Bruce E. Wilson, ECCR-PA, B95-A, X8886Subject: [*] pron.c, print text files using Macintosh printer Enclosed are instructions and the C source for a small utility programto run on a Unix system (or VAX) which will allow you to print textfiles on your Mac printer, if you are using a terminal emulator whichsupports the VT100 slave printer escape codes (I know Versaterm Pro does; earlier versions of Mac240/1 did not).  I have attached the material as a submission, but in clear text, as the whole thing (instructions, this message, and source code) is just over 4K.I am the author, and I have released the program into the public domain.If you like the program, smile a bit more and make sure you've paidall your shareware fees.        Bruce Wilson ([e-mail])cut here:-----------------------------------------------------------------------#### UUENCODE   x-archie.uu   ****Date: Sun, 10 Nov 91 16:42:29 GMT-0500 From: [e-mail] (James Stricherz)Subject: Re: [ [e-mail] (James Stricherz: archie info ] I'm submitting the following .tar file to sumex as a service to  macintosh users.The .tar.Z file to follow, as well as the X window interface.James N. [e-mail] is the README file from archie.tar:[Last changed 08/20/91 v1.1]#### SHAR       xbin-to-binary.shar   **** 8-Apr-89  5:13:42-GMT,25089;000000000011Return-Path: <[e-mail]>Received: from dartvax.dartmouth.edu by sumex-aim.stanford.edu (4.0/inc-1.0)    id AA05981; Fri, 7 Apr 89 22:13:42 PDTReceived: from eleazar.dartmouth.edu by dartvax.dartmouth.edu with SMTP (5.61D/3.12R)    id AA07969; Sat, 8 Apr 89 01:11:15 -0400Received: by eleazar.dartmouth.edu (5.61D/3.3MXLEAF)    id AA16691; Sat, 8 Apr 89 01:11:02 -0400Date: Sat, 8 Apr 89 01:11:02 -0400From: [e-mail] (Earle R. Horton)Message-Id: <[e-mail]>To: [e-mail]: BinHex to MacBinary.>We have urgent need for a Unix program to convert between BinHex files (.hqx)>and binary files (.bin) such as those on wsmr-simtel20.army.mil.>[e-mail] send me a few programs but it looked like a>difficult thing to do on a routine basis. Are there any nice ways to do this?>As soon as I find out about this I'll put the new Hypercard stack containing>all of the Tech Notes in the tn directory.     This is a small rewrite of xbin I have been using for months with noill effect.  When invoked with "xbin -b" it creates MacBinary (.bin) filesinstead of macput (.rsrc,.data,.info) files.  There is a new man page, andeven a shell script.  Using the shell script, you can "xbinary *" in adirectory full of ".hqx" files and convert them all to binary.  Couldn'tget much more convenient than that!Earle R. Horton#### SHAR       zmodem-part1.shar   ****Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:12:18 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/util/ad#### BINHEX     accelerations-111.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 11 May 1992 14:13 GMT+1 From: [e-mail]: [*] Accelerations After Dark Module Accelerations 1.11by Alessandro Levi MontalciniShareware $3 cash Accelerations is an AfterDark module that shows some balls movingin the screen with random accelerations. You can change the number ofballs, their size, the maximum acceleration and the frequency ofacceleration variations.#### BINHEX     ad-20x-updater.hqx   ****Date: 08 Feb 1993 11:24:51 -0500 (EST) From: [e-mail] (Michael A. McGuire)Subject: [*] After Dark 2.0x updater Enclosed is the new After Dark 2.0x updater.  I downloaded it fromAppleLink Monday.  Used it on my Mac running 7.1 and it worked fine. I have a password set and it gave me no problems.Michael A. McGuire, :-)[e-mail] - User ServicesEnclosure: After Dark 2.0x  Updater.sit  [184,967 bytes]----------------------------------------------------------------------#### TEXT       ad-faq-02.txt   ****From: [e-mail]: Re: After Dark FAQ 0.2 submission Date: Sun, 14 Mar 93 10:09:49 GMT Here's an update of the FAQ. Should replace v0.1 in the util/ad directory.Thanks,Lloyd [e-mail] FAQ: After Dark answersVersion: 0.2Last modified: Friday, March 12, 1992Copyright (C) 1993, Lloyd Wood,[e-mail] (JANET)                             [e-mail](INTERNET)#### BINHEX     after-dark-santa.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>An After Dark PICS Player document for the holiday season.Santa's sleigh pulled by Rudolph with flashing red nose flysin front of the moon.  -- Have a Merry and a Happy#### BINHEX     bacteria-11.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 21 Jul 91 22:37:10 -0500From: Dan Walkowski <[e-mail]>Subject: BacteriaHere's version 1.1 of Bacteria for the archive.  Now the bugs have as many colors as your monitor will allow.Dan [e-mail]#### BINHEX     bat-signal.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1992 15:14:26 -0600 From: [e-mail] (Dave Martin)Subject: [*] Bat Signal After Dark Module This AD module is similar to the Spotlights module, except that it uses asingle spot which contains the Batman emblem. You can set whether to use ablack or "moonlit" (dark blue) background, and whether the symbol is inwhite or yellow "light".You can also set whether the screen is cleared witha random scattering of bats, the size of the bat signal, and the speed.Very nicely done. And check out the module's info from within AD (click onthe author's name below the control settings). This is almost as great asthe module itself.Downloaded from AOL. - - Dave Martin - TAMU/GERG - [e-mail] - [e-mail] - -#### BINHEX     bg-mon-102.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 21 Apr 92 08:50:53 CDT From: Josh (x7573) <[e-mail]>Subject: bgMon 1.0.2 BGMONbgMon is an afterDark module that charts the usageof the macintosh cpu as a waveform. the function ofthe various controls should be straightforward.send your comments and suggestions to-joshua golub1585 ridge avenueevanston, il [e-mail] code- available on request...inspiration- a little-known app by mike engber...changes in 1.0.2----------------bgMon addresses questions of burn-in with the 1.0.2 version.a number of people have commented that the "black on white"option is not at all useful, since it enhances the likelihoodof burn-in. as such, this option has been removed and replacedwith a "show status bars" checkbox. this checkbox controlswhether the upper and lower status bars are displayed. if youare concerned that the status bars will burn in on the screen,then deselect this checkbox.changes in 1.0.1----------------bgMon is now "multimodule-friendly". in the 1.0.0 version, bgMonwould draw information in an incorrect portion of the screenwhen run in multimodule mode.bgMon now runs on non-color-quickdraw macintoshes, i.e. the512ke, the Plus, the SE, and the Classic. in the 1.0.0 version,it would crash on such machines.------------------ CUT HERE ------------------------------------#### BINHEX     blank-12.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 14 Jul 92 15:37:39 -0700 From: [e-mail] (Greg Stewart)Subject: After Dark Blank 1.2 Blank is an After Dark module which simply blanks your screen.Sometimes you and your monitor need a break from cute crittersand swirling lines. Blank is also appropriate for machines whichdo not have time to animate screen savers, such as file servers.You may choose the color Blank uses to blank the screen. Blackis the default color. White works well on LCD screens.Version 1.2 fixes an "unimplemented trap" problem on machineswithout Color QuickDraw.This module is freeware.Greg StewartTandem Computers Incorporated19333 Vallco Parkway, LOC 3-01Cupertino, CA [e-mail]#### BINHEX     bounce-131.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 11 May 1992 14:14 GMT+1 From: [e-mail]: [*] Bounce After Dark Module Bounce 1.31by Alessandro Levi MontalciniShareware $3 cash Bounce! is an AfterDark module that shows some balls bouncingaround the screen, each with its own speed and gravity acceleration.You can select the number of balls to show, their size and the percentdecay of their elastic bouncing. The balls can either jump up againwhen their bouncing is over or fall down from the screen's top.Version 1.31 makes use of color and has round balls instead ofsquare ones.#### BINHEX     bouncing-polygon-21.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 12 Jun 1992 02:00:25 -0700 From: Gary Arnold <[e-mail]>Subject: Bouncing Polygon Bouncing Polygon 2.1 After Dark moduleBy Gary Arnold, Banzai SoftwareThis is an interesting little AD module I whipped up.  It's myfirst one, so let me know what you think!  If you like it,please send a few bucks to:Gary Arnold Jr.1000 Piner Rd.Santa Rosa, CA  95403Even if you don't like it, send me a postcard or Email, so I cansee how far and wide it has spread!This module requires 256 colors/grays.  (Sorry! :-)Gary Arnold/Banzai [e-mail]------- Cut here ---------- Cut here ---------- Cut here -------#### BINHEX     crabs.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Alan Coopersmith)Date: Wed, 31 Jul 91 20:01:04 PDTSubject: AD-Crabs_1.0.cpt.hqxCrabsCrabs is a genetic simulation of a population of crabs.  These crabs feed ont he white pixels of the screen.  When crabs are born, they are bright greenon a color Macintosh.  When they reach maturity and start producingoffspring, they t urn bright blue or red.  As they age, they become lighterand lighter until they turn white and die.  If a crab begins to starve, itwill turn bright yellow and slowly become lighter until it starves andbecomes white.  Each crab has attributes such as size and metabolic rate(which both affect speed), life expectancy, birth weight of offspring,breeding cycle and movement patterns.  These attributes are for the mostpart inherited by the offspring with some random genetic mutations.  Therate of food production is regulated by the user. This series contains six modules for use with the After Dark screensaver.If you enjoy and use these modules please send $5.00 to: Calico Publishing12751 Woodford WayBridgeton, MO  63044 We will keep you informed about upgrades and future modules.---#### BINHEX     dim-watts.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 7 May 92 06:56:08 -0700 From: [e-mail] (Ira Rampil)DimWatts is an AfterDark module for Macintosh PowerBook which dims the backlight.DimWatts is FreeWare!Copyright 1992 by Ira Rampil, All rights reserved.AppleLink   D2555Internet      [e-mail]#### BINHEX     dotty-da-doo.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 12 May 1992 14:24 GMT+1 From: [e-mail]: [*] Dotty-da-Doo AfterDark Module Dotty da Doo 1.11by Alessandro Levi MontalciniShareware $3 cashDotty da Doo is an AfterDark module that shows some square dotsbouncing horizontally in the screen and creating some weirdsuperposition effects after a few bouncesI I can't really explain it,so just take a look and enjoy.#### BINHEX     electric-fire.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 16 Oct 92 17:29:09 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Tao R or Stephen L)Subject: After Dark Module Upload Electric Fire - from [e-mail] - .cpt formatSmall, Elegant, Mesmerizing AD ModuleThis small After Dark module will mesmerize you with a startling varietyof beautiful displays, using textures, colors, patterns and symmetry.It works very well in black & white, and in color.  Electric Fire is avery polished little module created by Stephen Linhart at Enigma Gamesand Dr. Cat at Dragon's Eye Productions, and its your for free!Electric Fire is Copyright 1992 by Stephen Linhart.  This version (1.0)is Freeware.  Needs After Dark.#### BINHEX     fire-flies-101.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 19 Oct 92 17:53:11 CDT From: Scott Lindhurst <[e-mail]>Subject: Fireflies-101.hqx (for After Dark) Fireflies is an After Dark module that simulates Asianfireflies synchronizing their flashes. It's Freeware.Version 1.0.1 fixes a bug that could cause crashes when usedwith Randomizer.(Replaces util/ad/fireflies.hqx)Scott [e-mail]#### BINHEX     flippy-11.hqx   ****        Date: Tue, 24 Nov 1992 01:44:36 -0500 From: Geoff Adams <[e-mail]>Message-Id: <[e-mail]> To: [e-mail]: flippy-11.sit Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Tue, 24 Nov 1992 0:40:51 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>Flippy is an After Dark module which scrambles your screen by flipping portionsof it around in an effect similar to the old rotating gas station signs.  Ithas several options to control the flipping, and it works on monochrome andcolor Macintoshes.Version 1.1 fixes the error -50 that occurred on some macintoshes in version1.0.  It will also never agin give an out of memory error.  Instead, it dealswith it, and corrects itself.  The distribution file is also much smallernow, since it's not self-extracting.  You'll need StuffIt 3.0 or an expanderthat can deal with the StuffIt 3.0 format.Enjoy!--Geoff Adams#### BINHEX     fractals-133.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 8 Jul 1992 10:24 GMT+1 From: [e-mail]: [*] Fractals AfterDark Module Fractals 1.33by Alessandro Levi Montalciniuploaded by Alberto RicciFractals (formerly Mandelbrot) is an AfterDark module that generatesfractal images from the well-known Mandelbrot set. It takes fulladvantage of math coprocessors and color monitors up to 24-bit, but itwill also run on 68000-based, black & white Macs. The "Regions" dialoglets you explore the set and zoom in as much as you like to define yourown favourite fractal scenes; a compact on-line help gives you the basicinformation needed to create your own pictures. Use the Fractals Moverapplication to save your regions in separate files for redistribution.4.5 times FASTER than the previous version (on a IIcx)!Fractals Mover and Viewer included!#### BINHEX     frost-and-fire.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 10 Jan 92 17:33:18 -0500 From: Oliver Steele <[e-mail]>Subject: Frost & Fire (AD Module) Frost & Fire is an After Dark module that uses a form of videofeedback to produce patterns reminiscent of paint splattering a pieceof spinning paper.  It is best on screens with 256 colors or more.Frost & Fire produces rather different effects in gray scale and incolor.Frost & Fire is free, but copyrighted.  You may not charge for it.----------------------------Cut Here----------------------------#### BINHEX     have-a-blast.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Alan Goates)Subject: Have-A-Blast (for AfterDark) Organization: Nyx, Public Access Unix (sponsored by U. of Denver Math/CSDate: Mon, 21 Dec 92 18:49:14 GMT   This is an AfterDark module that lets you take out your frustration on yourMac without doing any 'real' damage. Just call it Virtual Destruction. It isFreeWare (my little Christmas gift to the Mac community here on the internet).  Fire at will,  AL#### BINHEX     headlines-101.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Jamie R. McCarthy)Subject: Headlines 1.0.1 Date: Mon, 23 Nov 92 9:20:58 EST This is Headlines 1.0.1, the latest version of that After Dark module.Improvements since 1.0 include: * no crashes on a System-6 Mac Plus, * no hangs if given a small window with MultiModule, * slightly funnier headlines, * and a number of miscellaneous small things.The code for this module is separately available.If you missed it the first time around:  Headlines displays randomly-generated headlines which might have come from tabloids that you findat the grocery checkout lane.  Quite amusing, IMHO.  (But then, I'mbiased.  :-)-- Jamie McCarthy      Internet: [e-mail]      AppleLink: j.mccarthy#### BINHEX     holistic-sofa.hqx   ****From: "Alan Keahey" <[e-mail]>Subject: AD-Holistic Sofa 0.94 Date: Tue, 8 Sep 92 17:42:28 EST At the risk of sounding immodest, this After Dark module is a "musthave" for all Douglas Adams fans. Even those who don't knowabout Douglas Adams should still get a kick out of it.Holistic Sofa is a screen saver which attempts to reconcile the paradox of the sofa stuck in the staircase, as detailed in "Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency". It uses holistic methods in an attempt to extricate the sofa. It is the author's hope that if thousands of people around the world run this program in parallel, then we can succeed in this task, without having to resort toall those other things which I can't mention in case I give awaythe ending of the book.Compressed with Compact Pro. hqx'ed with mcvert 1.83.#### BINHEX     kablooie-10.hqx   ****Organization: BAKA Computers Inc. From: [e-mail] (Jakub Buchowski)Date: Tue, 21 Apr 1992 16:24:40 EST Subject: Kablooie 1.0                          Mail                                      Subject: Kablooie 1.0Kablooie is an After Dark module that simulates sophisticated fireworks. Not just little bangers that fly up and go, well . . . bang.  Our fireworkscome in eight different colors, can sparkle, launch other fireworks (eventhemselves), and do lots of other neat stuff.  This module should work onall machines and configurations provided that you have After Dark* 2.0u [e-mail][e-mail][BinHex Data Attached (Kablooie 1.0.sit)]#### BINHEX     mars-pict.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 08 Feb 93 19:05:39 GMT From: Michael Everson <[e-mail]>Subject: AfterDark Globe module Martian pict Here is a pict of Mars which, when pasted into Jack Eastman'sGlobe module, spins around and looks very much like Mars.Anyone interested in a very good story about life on Mars inthe not very distant future, should read Kim Stanley Robinson'sbook "Red Mars".I am not connected with KSR or his publishers, I'm just asatisfied reader.Michael Everson==========#### BINHEX     more-fish.hqx   ****Date:       Mon, 22 Apr 91 15:51:50 PDTFrom: [e-mail]:   [*] More Fish for After DarkSomeone asked for more fish for After Dark.  This archive containsthe original fish modules, including Halloween and Christmas fish.None of these fish are as pretty as the ones included in After Darkbut they are kind of amusing.Jon#### BINHEX     movies-in-the-dark-10.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 3 Jan 1992 23:28:33 -0500 From: [e-mail]: Movies in the Dark for AfterDark and QuickTime Introducing Movies in the Dark 1.0, a freeware After Dark module, thatplays QuickTime movies.It can play QuickTime movie files (or aliases to them) from a specifiedfolder in order or randomly. Options also include playing at normal ordesktop size and a volume control.Maurice Volaski#### BINHEX     neko.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Neko for AfterDarkDate: Fri, 10 May 91 9:35:31 BSTI was very surprised to see the recent post of the After Dark Gengi module tothis board a few days ago. I had written a Neko module for After Dark, also,and I too was waiting for permission to use the graphics.So here is my module. It has four parameters - Cats (1-10), Mice (0-10), and 'smart cats' and 'smart prey.' The Smart options let the cats chase the miceand the prey run from the cats.Just in case anyone is interested, the source code and japanese comments forthe Xwindows version are available under anonymous FTP from jyu.fi. If anyoneknows of an FTP site in the US with them, let me know.I hope you all enjoy this. Comments and ideas are always welcome.Dan Cory#### BINHEX     orbs-return-202.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 16 Oct 92 17:29:45 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Tao R or Stephen L)Subject: After Dark Module Upload The Orbs Return 2.0.2 - from [e-mail] - .cpt formatColorful 3-D Gravitational AD ModuleThis strange and wonderful After Dark module is like a cross betweena 3-D gravitational simulation and frenetic Macintosh pets.  This is thesequel to 'The Orbs' Desk Accessory, now with color, sound, bouncing,trails, variable gravity, control of the boundaries of space, good speedperformance on slow Macs, and colorful Orbs.  The Orbs Return isCopyright 1992 by Stephen Linhart. This version (2.0.1) is Freeware.Needs After Dark.2.0.2 works correctly with Randomizer (even on the LC).#### BINHEX     oura-qt.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Mar 93 15:58 +1300 From: "Lawrence D'Oliveiro, Waikato University, Hamilton, NZ"Subject: info-mac/util/ad/oura-qt.hqx Here's a resubmission of OURA QT, my QuickTime movie player for After Dark.Lawrence D'OliveiroComputer Services DeptUniversity of WaikatoHamiltonNew [e-mail]--------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     paw-paw.hqx   ****Date: 08 Mar 1993 15:23:49 -0500 (EST) From: Aaron Barnett <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] pawpaw.hqx   Since the world is in need of another After Dark module, hereit is!  PawPaw causes various numbers of various kinds of feet (paws) to meander across you monitor.  enjoy.Aaron [e-mail]#### BINHEX     pics-3d.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 8 Aug 91 10:58:03 PDTFrom: Robert Letterman <[e-mail]>Subject: posting for after darkHere is a pics file of a 3D animation that was rendered on the mac.  It is tobe used with After Dark's Pics player.--------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     planet-maker-10.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 08 Oct 92 02:09:07 EDT From: Adam Miller <[e-mail]>Subject: Planetmaker Planetmaker 1.0Copyright 1992 Adam MillerThis AfterDark module generates fractal planets, and is absolutely incrediblybeautiful.  It uses an earthquake / sine wave algorithm, resulting in awondrous topography with perfect resolution and continuity.This module only runs in color / grayscale.  Try it.  Let it run for a while.#### BINHEX     power-down-11.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1992 19:15:56 -0600 From: [e-mail] (Dan Walkowski)Subject: PowerDown 1.1 I just realized that the version on sumex isn't the latest.  Here it is.(The only change from 1.0 is better error handling)PowerDown is an After Dark module that issues a shutdown command to theFinder after a specified delay.  When the shutdown is to occur, you get a10 second period (with accompanying flashing message and obnoxious sound)in which you can cancel the shutdown.Any dialogs (save, etc.) that come up will halt the shutdown, but thescreen will remain black.  If this isn't satisfactory, you can use one ofmy other handy utilities, Okey Dokey, which hits the default button in adialog after a specified delay.  It is a control Panel, and is availablehere on sumex.Enjoy!Dan WalkowskiDan WalkowskiUniversity of Illinois Dept. of Computer Science#### BINHEX     reality.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Alan Coopersmith)Date: Wed, 7 Aug 91 18:50:28 PDTSubject: Reality.cpt.hqxReality After Dark ModuleHappiware by Jon Rotenstein----#### BINHEX     robs-eyes.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (John Thoo)Date: Mon, 22 Mar 93 18:57:10 PST Subject: Rob's eyes PICS file  According to Grant Bowman <[e-mail]>,> This is Rob's Eyes, done by Robert Letterman about 2 years ago.> [e-mail], if he's still there. Oh, yes, it a PICS file that is IMHO suitable for use with After Dark. Enjoy!J. B. THOO, Math Dept, Univ of California, Davis <[e-mail]>-------------------------------cut here-------------------------------#### BINHEX     robs-spin.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (John Thoo)Date: Mon, 22 Mar 93 19:07:52 PST Subject: Rob's spin PICS file  Here's a PICS file, `Rob's spin,' I use with After Dark that used to be in thearchives, but I don't see it there now.  It's of a spinning polyhedron with abouncing apple(?).  IMHO very nice, and certainly less boring than the RotatingCube PICS that came with AD.  I don't recall who rendered it, but I wouldn't besurprised if it's Robert Letterman (<[e-mail]> about 2 years ago),the same chap who did Rob's eyes (posted a few moments ago). Enjoy!J. B. THOO, Math Dept, Univ of California, Davis <[e-mail]>-------------------------------cut here-------------------------------#### BINHEX     sierpinskis-gasket-11.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 18 Feb 1993 22:40:46 -0700 From: [e-mail] (THE MIDGRAD)Dear info-mac moderators,This file should replace the file seirpenskis-gasket.hqx.The new one should be called sierpinskis-gasket11.hqxThis is an after dark screen saver module.  It is based on a fractaland seems to run errorless.  I have added a couple of new featuresand is definitely worth downloading if you liked the last one.Added some enhancements, as well as correcting the misspellingof Sierpinski's name.The athor:       David L. Thompsonemail: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     slinkicizer.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (LaSota Daniel K)Subject: SlinkicizerOrganization: University of Alaska - FairbanksDate: Tue, 6 Aug 1991 01:18:37 GMTModerator,Included is a stuffedf binhexed folder containing an After Darkmodule along with the source code in MPW Pascal.Please post and have fun!Dan LaSotaAnt Man![e-mail]#### BINHEX     son-of-flippy.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 22 Nov 92 16:51:29 +0100 From: Jay Rolls <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Son of Flippy afterdark module Enclosed is Son of Flippy, an After Dark module.  This is a variation ofGeoff Adam's Flippy module, which flips tiles on the screen.  Will onlyrun under System 6.0.5 or later and not on Powerbook 100s.  Looksespecially nice on color/gray scale screens.#### BINHEX     sparkler.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 29 Apr 92 16:49:29 EDT From: [e-mail] (Mike Wessler)Subject: Sparkler After Dark module This is an After Dark module I wrote, called Sparkler.  It looks a bit likeone of those holiday sparkler things without the stick.  The current versionmay or may not work on a multiple monitor setup; I haven't had the chanceto try it.  Enjoy.  Mac Classic users should try ~500 particles; Mac IIusers can try 1500 and up.  (My IIsi runs nicely with 2000.)(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     star-trek.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 5 Dec 1991 23:17:26 -0700 (MST) From: [e-mail] (dave)Subject: startrek AD module re-post In my original post I sent the wrong filefor the StarTrek AD multi-module.Below is a BinHexed .sit file thatcontains the AD multimodule and the pictureof the Enterprise. The multimodule is simply acombination of Warp! and the c.startrek picture(using PictureFrame). Thanks,Dave [e-mail]---------------- cut here -----------------------#### BINHEX     terrain-maker-20.hqx   ****Organization: BAKA Computers Inc From: Jakub Buchowski <[e-mail]>Date: Mon, 23 Sep 1991 18:22:31 EDT Subject: TerrainMaker 2.0 Subject:   TerrainMaker 2.0Date:      9/23/91           Time:  6:04 PMTerrainMaker 2.0 is a module for After Dark* version 2.0.  It generates afractal landscape using rivers, canyons, mountains, and lakes.  You can evenchoose to have the lakes and rivers filled with raw, toxic sludge!  (Ourenvironmental twist.)Version 2.0 of TerrainMaker fixes all reported bugs, plus some more we foundourselves.  Instead of drawing in two halves, we draw in the other directionjust once.  This fixes some ugly display problems.  Also, version 2.0doesn't run off the right side of large monitors.  Some setting problemshave been fixed.  As a bonus feature, TerrainMaker 2.0 supports multiplemonitors (probably something to do with the fact that one of us just got asecond monitor).  The generation algorithms have been made better, faster,and more efficient.  Of course, we now support rivers, canyons, and sludge. To make this module better for you, we have given you powerful control overthe settings.  For people that don't have 24-bit color (unlike us, hehehe)we have included some color look-up tables.  We take advantage of the FPU ifit's available.  At the request of many users, we have sped up our module'sresponse time when you wish to stop it (though God knows why you'd want to).TERRAINMAKER 2.0 SHOULD REPLACE TERRAINMAKER 1.0 FILES!#### BINHEX     voice-waker-103.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 12 May 1992 14:26 GMT+1 From: [e-mail]: [*] VoiceWaker After Dark Module (GREAT!) VoiceWaker 1.03by Alessandro Levi MontalciniShareware $5 cash VoiceWaker is a cool new AfterDark module that will let anymicrophone-equipped Macintosh wake up at the sound of his master'svoice (or anybody else's). It works fine with the built-in microphoneof the new Macs and with Farallon's MacRecorder, as long as theMacRecorder Driver is installed in the Extensions folder. In screen-saver mode, VoiceWaker either dims the screen to a constantbrightness or makes it follow the input volume. If the main monitorcan't dim, it only obscures the screen. As soon as the sound inputlevel gets higher than the selected wake-up volume, VoiceWaker wakesup your Macintosh by moving the mouse position. If the "Center cursor"option is checked, the mouse is centered on the screen; otherwise, itwill move a few pixels away from its previous position. VoiceWaker doesn't generate any graphics, unless you're in caps-lockmode. If used alone, it will only fade out or black out the screen andwait for a sound input or any of the usual wake-up events. By usingthe MultiModule module, however, you can add the voice-wake-upfunction to any other module, including the Randomizer: just placeVoiceWaker in the background and cover it with an opaque screen. Ifthe "follow volume" option is checked, the other modules' brightnesswill also follow the sound input level (the resulting effect dependson the other modules you select: it can be nice with some modules likeSpotlight and it can be messy with others). Note that modules thatperform lengthy calculations may be kinda deaf... (you canapproximately figure out how often the volume is checked by observingthe level bar in caps-lock mode).#### BINHEX     wallpaper.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 24 Oct 92 11:14:48 EDT From: [e-mail] ( Huangxin Wang)Subject: wallpaper.hqx -- a new AfterDark module Another AfterDark module which runs on a color Mac (it won't crash onBlack&White Mac, but just not pretty).  It displays a complex colorpattern from coarse to fine) calculated by some complex/numbercrunching math formulus.Program written by Huangxin Wang, University of Pennsylvania#### BINHEX     warp-factor.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 11 Mar 92 23:08:23 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Todd M Bender)Subject: Warp Factor Warp Factor is a simple After Dark module that attempts torecreate the rushing star field seen in Star Trek: The NextGeneration.Written by Todd M Bender ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     yaadm.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 15 Feb 91 21:06:39 +0100From: pooh 'Ernst' Mulder <[e-mail]>Subject: YAADM! (Yet Another After Dark Module!)Yet Another After Dark Module! (YAADM!)This is a screensaver I wrote for the Apple // back in the olddays. Now something beautiful like After Dark exists, Idecided to rewrite the code resulting in this After Darkmodule. It phase-shifts a plot of the function:    x = cos (w1 * omega + f1) * cos (w2 * omega + f2)    y = cos (w3 * omega + f3) * cos (w4 * omega + f4)pooh        [e-mail]-------------------- { Begin } --------------------Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:12:17 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/util#### DIRECTORY  ad   ****#### BINHEX     add-strip-302.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 22 Dec 92 16:35 EST From: Jeffrey L. Needleman <[e-mail]>Subject: Add/Strip 3.0.2 Here's the latest version 3.0.2 of Jon Wind's fabulous utility Add/Strip(shareware $25). A/S has been designed to automatically perform much of thework of cleaning up TEXT files destined for import to page layout, wordprocessing, database, or spreadsheet programs, as well as export from theseprograms to a DOS-based or mainframe computer, all in a fraction of thetime ordinarily needed to manually reformat using a word processor.The program comes with extensive documentation listing the dozens ofchanges since the last posted version, which was 2.9.2 here on Sumex. Forexample, here's a quick list of changes in 3.0:1.  Process Select window is modeless 2.  Expanded online help system 3. Expanded application preferences 4.  System 7 support - Balloon Help,AppleEvents, color icons, drag & drop 5.  150 pairs of 32 character replacementstrings, each opt. case insensitive 6.  CRs and wildcards can be used in searchstrings 7.  Specifying a folder for auto-processing its contents 8.  Specifyinga folder for favorite settings used for a hierarchical menu 9.  Option to opento favorite settings folder when saving settings 10. Scanning for possible virusinfection/damage of application upon opening 11. Progress bar uses patterns andsystem highlight color 12. List selections use system highlight color 13.Shareware registration form printing 14. Two program modes to help hide programcomplexity 15. Location and size of movable windows are remembered 16. Improvedhandling of low memory conditions during processing 17. Support for animatedcolor cursors 18. Memory info/compaction when choosing About A/S. with theoption key down 19. "Never merge lines to fit" checkbox for Force Line Width 20."Remove all indention" checkbox for Make Paragraphs & Make Paragraphs2 21.Buttons are disabled in background windows 22. Improved processing speed by asmuch as 50% 23. Fixed all known bugs 24. Many cosmetic interface changes 25.Removed A/S TEXT file icon and customized Monaco fontYou can get an idea of the usefulness of the program just from that. It's amarvel of programming too and a pleasure to use. (I can say that becauseI'm only a happy user with no other connection to the product--and I havepaid my shareware fee.)  Enjoy.(This should replace info-mac/util/add-strip-292.hqx.)Jeff Needleman  <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     add-strip-303-updater.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]> Here are updaters to versions 3.0.3 for Add/Strip 3.0.2 and EditAdd/Strip 3.0.2 (/info-mac/util/add-strip-302.hqx). Add/Strip is Jon Wind's fabulous utility (shareware $25) designed toautomatically perform much of the work of cleaning up TEXT filesdestined for import to page layout, word processing, database, orspreadsheet programs, as well as export from these programs to aDOS-based or mainframe computer, all in a fraction of the time #### BINHEX     afe-appleworks-msworks.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 25 Aug 92 14:14:51 -0400 From: Scott E Maxwell <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] AppleWorks to MS Works Translator Someone asked me to upload the free translator for AFE thatMicrosoft produced.  This translator will supposedly convertAppleWorks documents to MS Works docs.  I don't know if itwill handle the databse or spreadsheet portions or not.  Ihave been informed that this particular translator will onlyhandle documents of up to 20k in size (I have not verifiedthat myself).  It would have been posted sooner, but I hadto check with Microsoft to make sure it was OK to post it.They said enjoy!Scott MaxwellThe University of [e-mail]#### BINHEX     afe-epsf.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 20 Jan 1993 12:43:21 -0500 From: [e-mail]: Re: EPSF AFE translators Place the  "EPSF (IBMpc to Mac)" file into the same folder as Apple FileExchange, the next time use start Apple File Exchange this translator willbe available in the "Mac to Mac" menu or the MS-Dos to Mac" menu.Encapulated PostScript File on the IBMpc come in two formats:* Plain ASCII files (starting with %!)* Binary files with a header that describes the EPSF's PostScript commandsand preview image (TIFF or Metafile) section of the file.This translator will accept both types of file and produce a EPS file onthe Macintosh without the preview image.You can select the Macintosh file type and creator.  Some applicationsallow only EPSF as a file type, some also allow TEXT as type.  Setting thefile type to TEXT you can read the file into a word processor and check ifit is a True EPSF file.  Many IBMpc software do not create true EPSF files.EPS file should start/end with:%!PS-Adobe-3.0 EPSF-2.0%%Creator: Windows PSCRIPT%%Title: Document2 name%%BoundingBox: 18 19 593 774%%DocumentNeededResources: (atend)%%DocumentSuppliedResources: (atend)%%DocumentFonts: (atend)%%DocumentNeededFonts: (atend)%%EndComments.... %%Trailer%%DocumentSuppliedResources: procset Win35Dict 3 1%%DocumentFonts: Times-Roman Times-Italic%%DocumentNeededResources:%%DocumentNeededFonts: Times-Roman Times-Italic%%EOFNOTE: times listed after: %%DocumentNeededResources and%%DocumentNeededFonts are possible problems.  If the fonts listed are NOT in the printer then you need to include them inthe EPSF file or download them to the printer.If the ProcSets listed in %%DocumentNeededResources must be downloaded orinserted in the file at the %%InsertResource: <xxx> comment location.The following postscript operators can NOT be used in EPSF files:banddevice, exitserver, initmatrix, setshared, clear, framedevice, quit,startjob, cleardictstack, grestoreall, renderbands, copypage, initclip,setglobal, erasepage, initgraphics, setpagedevicefollowing operators can be used with care:nulldevice, sethalftone, setscreen, undefinefont, setgstate, setmatrix,settransferFor more information see:PostScript Language Reference Manual, 2nd, Adobe Systems Inc.,Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, Inc.  ISBN 0-201-18127-4<<<<<=- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =->>>>Mark Fleming, Queen's University at Kingston Ont. K7L 3N6E-mail: [e-mail]       AppleLink: CDA0448Phone: [phone]       Fax: [phone]#### BINHEX     afe-mac-to-macbinary.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 25 Oct 91 08:17:54 EST From: [e-mail] (Peter E. Middleton)Subject: MacBinary <==> Mac AFE Translators As requested Apple File Exchange translators for Mac to MacBinaryand back.peter#### BINHEX     afe-word-perfect-to-word.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 19 Mar 1992 21:24:27 -0800 From: [e-mail]: File Translators (A) >Is anyone aware of any supplemental documents that I can use with>Apple File Exchange to convert DOS Word Perfect docs to MAC Word>docs?Here are the translators for WordPerfect that come with Word 4.00D.These translators have been posted on other Systems, includingCompuserve, so it seems they are available free to all Mac users.These translators require Apple File Exchange and translate betweenDOS WordPerfect 4.x/5.x formats and RTF (Rich Text Format).Microsoft products such as Word can read and write RTF files.Note: The 5.0 and 5.1 translators cannot be used at the same time.The Read Me file included with the archive provides more details. #### BINHEX     afe-wordstart-to-rtf.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 18 Jan 1993 21:33:26 -0500 From: [e-mail]: Wordstar to RTF Translator update This shareware translator will converts WordStar file to MicroSoft Revisable Text Format (RTF).   It will convert all wordstar font styles toselected macintosh types, and strip the extra spaces Wordstar uses forparagraph indentation. The following word processors can read the RTF format: Microsoft WordV3.0-V5.1 & Microsoft Works, MacWrite II, Claris Works and WriteNow.This program will not convert WordStar "Dot" commands they areautomatically listed in the Apple File Exchange log file.  Print the logfile, and then use a word processor's search function to locate theimbedded "Dot" commands in the translated file.  The AFE about box for thistranslator contains a description of these dot commands.History...V1.0    First Released.V1.0.1    Fix bug with closing off wrong resource file.V1.0.2    Fix bug where it would sometime enter into an infinite loop          (reported by: [e-mail] <Vicki L. Almstrum> thankyou,           your sample file helped!).          Change the destination file name to end in: ".RTF", if 3rd or 4th          from last character is period.Other shareware translators I have written:AFE Translators:        EPFS (IBMpc to Macintosh) v1.01,         dBase to CSV or TSV v1.0.4,        BMP to PICT2 v1.02XTND Translators:        StartUpScreen v1.0        BMP to PICT2 v1.01 <<<<<=- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =->>>>Mark Fleming, Queen's University at Kingston Ont. K7L 3N6E-mail: [e-mail]       AppleLink: CDA0448Phone: [phone]       Fax: [phone]#### BINHEX     aldus-apd-accel-writer.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 93 23:03:40 MET From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] APDs for Xante Accel-A-Writer These are the latest versions of Aldus APD Printer drivers for the Xante Accel-A-Writer printers and upgrade boards.#### BINHEX     aldus-ppd-print-drivers.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 93 23:04:35 MET From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] PPDs for Xante Accel-A-Writer These are the latest versions of Aldus PPD Printer drivers for the Xante Accel-A-Writer printers and upgrade boards.#### BINHEX     alias-101.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] ( John Thoo )Date: Mon, 25 Nov 91 23:35:03 PST Subject: Alias 1.01 Here is a copy of Alias 1.01 that I downloaded from AOL. Essentially, Aliaswill allow System 6.x users to experience the "joy of aliasing." The following description is taken from the included documentation. File scanned with SAM 3.0.2. Enjoy!--John. ===============================================================================ALIAS 1.01 instructions and notes ALIAS was written by Richard Harvey, August 1989This program may be distributed non-commerciallyin the public domain as long as the program or credits are not altered in any form or fashion. ALIAS is a small program that will allow you to choose any application, andthen ALIAS will create an icon (the same as the application you wish toalias) that you may move anywhere on your drive.  When you double-click thisicon, it will automatically switch to the directory of the real applicationand then launch that application. If you have any suggestions or comments, you can reach me at: Richard Harvey1710 Sam Bass Rd., #101Denton, Texas 76205MacNET: RHARVEY -----------------------------------cut here------------------------------------#### BINHEX     alias-boss-203.hqx   ****Date: 12 Jan 1993 09:42:26 -0500From: Pete Roberts <[e-mail]>Subject: AliasBoss 2.03                       Subject:                               Time:9:35 AM  OFFICE MEMO          AliasBoss 2.03                         Date:1/12/93AliasBoss is a shareware alias manager.  Version 2.03 fixes a problem withpop-up menus.  Downloaded from GEnie.<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     alias-director-332.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 31 Jan 93 17:59:46 -0500 From: Brian Hayes - Sigma Xi <[e-mail]>Subject: Alias Director 3.3.2 deposited a copy of Alias Director 3.3.2, a bug-fix releasethat supersedes 3.3.1. If you should need to get in touchwith Mr. Harris, his e-mail address is [e-mail]. Brian Hayes.#### BINHEX     alias-finder.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Patrick C Beard)Subject: Alias Finder 1.0Date: 26 Nov 91 00:00:18 GMT [Alias Finder 1.0] Alias Finder was written to provide a simple way to find the file thatan alias file refers to.  It performs this in the most natural waypossible:  it asks the System 7 Finder to show the file.  It does thisby sending an Apple Event to the Finder which was specifically createdto do this. #### BINHEX     alias-maker.hqx   ****Subject: AliasMakerDate: Wed, 03 Jul 91 17:00:43 PDTFrom: [e-mail] is a small application for System 7 that makes alias.  You can dropanything onto it and an alias will appear on the desktop (same volume as theapp) to that object.The program has a couple of cosmetic problems because certain kinds of aliasfiles need special file types and custom icons.  This is true of volumes,shared folders, etc.  The alias files will still work, and the Finder willfix them up when you use them.Larry Rosenstein#### BINHEX     alias-menu-11.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Mark Hayes)Date: Sat, 13 Feb 93 22:35:46 -0500 Subject: AliasMenu 1.1 [From the help text:]AliasMenu adds menus to the Finder. These menus work exactly like the AppleMenu: they may contain any kind of items (applications, documents,desk accessories, folders, aliases, control panels...).Selecting an item in a menu will open it, as if you had double-clicked it.The menu titles can be replaced by icons, which you'll find useful ifyou have a small screen.AliasMenu needs System version 7.0 or higher. It doesn't modify the Systemor the Finder in any way...AliasMenu will create a new folder within your System Folder, named"AliasMenu Items", and a subfolder named "1.Alias" within it.You can add up to 8 more subfolders (for a total of 9) which will becomeas many new menus....Shareware, $20. Author: Benoit Widemann#### BINHEX     alias-stylist.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 27 Dec 1991 12:06 CST From: PETER GINGISS <[e-mail]>Subject: Alias Stylist Coming Alias Stylist lets you change the type style used by the Finder when it displays the names of Alias files, whether on the Desktop or within Standard File dialogs. It effects the currently active System file only. You'll be warned when the change is about to take place.#### BINHEX     alias-zoo-141b.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 29 Jul 92 22:26:45 PDT From: [e-mail] (Cliff Mccollum)Subject: AliasZoo update... Wouldn't you know it...just as I get a proper version of AliasZoo uploadedto you, I have someone point out a bug in it.  It's not a huge bug (just online of code to fix it), but it would cause the apple menu to occassionallydissappear, and then AliasZoo to crash.  This version (1.4.1b) fixes it.If you could put it up, and remove the old one, I'd REALLY appreciate it.Thanks for your work (I'm sure there's thousands of other thankful peopleas well).Here is AliasZoo 1.4.1b.This version fixes ONE small bug from version 1.4.1.  It wouldoccur under regular, but unusual, conditions when something waschosen from the Apple menu.  Basically, it caused the apple menuto disappear, and then the program to crash in a glorious way. Ofcourse, you might not think it's as glorious as I did, butthat's a matter of opinion I suppose :)Cliff McCollum  ([e-mail])-----------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     align-folders-10.hqx   ****Date: 18 Feb 1993 13:04:52 +0800 From: [e-mail]: Align Folders v1.0 Do you forever find yourself moving and resizing your folders so that theyall line up neatly? If so, Align Folders is for you.This small application allows you to select a folder (or entire volume)and have all the subfolders within it neatly aligned with their parent folder.An options dialog allow you to vary the horizontal and vertical offsets and also to have all folders forced to the same width and/or height as their parent.Align Folders is free! If you like it, I'd appreciate a postcard of yourhome town.Tim North.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------    _--_|\      | Dept Computer Engineering, Curtin University of Technology   /      \     | Perth. Western Australia. 6102.      Phone: [phone]-->\_.--._/     | Internet: [e-mail]  FAX:   [phone]         v      |-------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     alysis-mds-11-updater.hqx   ****From: Scott E. Lasley <[e-mail]>Date: Tue, 16 Jun 92 13:21:34 -0400 Subject: MDS11Updater This program will update Alysis' More Disk Space to version 1.1.Here is an excerpt from the Read Me file:More Disk Space 1.1 brings you two new features:The Omit System Folder option makes the More Disk Space command ignoreitems in the System Folder.  With this option off, you can compressitems in the system folder like faxes, After Dark Modules and others.The Verify Writes option gives you hands-free verification.  You canstill do on-the-fly verification of writes by depressing the 'v' key,but now you can do it without pressing a key at all.  For large jobson removable media, this feature may prove particularly useful.Downloaded from Compuserve#### BINHEX     anonymity-12.hqx   ****Subject: Anonymity12.cpt.hqxDate: Fri, 18 Dec 92 11:34:58 METRemoves personal identifiers from applications.#### BINHEX     anti-finder-101.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 2 Sep 1992 11:40:06 -0700 (PDT) From: Les Ferch <[e-mail]>Subject: Anti-Finder 1.0.1 Resubmission >>A much safer solution [for quitting the Finder so a DeskTop rebuild can>>be done in System 7 without restarting] is to use one of the plethora of>>programs which safely quit the Finder by sending it a 'quit' AppleEvent. >Can you give us a few "for instance"s for programs that can do this? I have tried adding a Quit menu to the Finder and installing Quit Finderand Start Finder FKeys but I have found the easiest and cleanest approachis to use the application Anti-Finder. It is no longer in the archives, soa resubmission follows.To rebuild a System 7 DeskTop without restarting, you would launchAnti-Finder (which will quit Finder), then hold down the Command andOption keys while selecting Quit in Anti-Finder (this will restart Finderand ask if you want to rebuild the DeskTop). Here is Anti-Finder 1.0.1.  Anti-Finder is a teeny-weeny application thatcauses the Finder to quit when you run it, and restarts the Finder whenyou quit it.System 7.0 or greater and also free. #### BINHEX     app-disk-16.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Sak Wathanasin)Subject: AppDisk 1.6 Date: Fri, 11 Dec 92 19:02:41 GMT Organization: Network Analysis Ltd I am enclosing a binhexed, Compactor Pro archive containing AppDisk 1.6 andits doumentation. This is to replace AppDisk 1.5 which is currently in thearchives. Please note that I am not the author; you can reach him by sendingmail to [e-mail]---AppDisk is a System 7-dependant ramdisk that allows you to create aramdisk at any time, not just at start up.  It has many options forsaving the contents of the ramdisk, and works well on both desktopmachines and PowerBooks.  Since it uses an application to allocate ramfor the disk (instead of an INIT), you can get all of your ram back forother uses at any time by simply quitting the AppDisk or unmounting theramdisk. ---#### BINHEX     app-maker-151-to-152-updater.hqx   ****Date: 1 Feb 1993 22:23:00 -0500 From: "Scott Bresnahan" <[e-mail]>Subject: AppMaker 1.5.1 to 1.5.2 Upd                       AppMaker 1.5.1 to 1.5.2 UpdateAllows owners of AppMaker 1.5.1 to update to version 1.5.2. Please see the readme file from Bowers Development for detailedinstructions.  --Scott Bresnahan  ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     apple-menu-add.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 20 Aug 92 13:22:37 CDT From: [e-mail] (Steve Hills)Subject: AppleMenuAdd v1.0 AppleMenuAdd makes it easy for you to add aliases of files, folders, and disks to your Apple menu.  You drag and drop an item on AppleMenuAdd or launch AppleMenuAdd and select an item to add interactively.  Items can be any object in the Finder such as files, applications, folders, or disks.  AppleMenuAdd creates an alias file which points to the original item and places it in the Apple Menu Items folder within your System Folder.--Comments, suggestions, and bug reports are welcome.  Contact the author at the address below (also in the About... box):         Michael Babin         4009 Tradewind Circle         Rowlett, TX 75088         214-475-5482         AOL: MBabin         Internet: [e-mail]---#### BINHEX     apple-talk-on.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 25 Mar 93 12:07:34 -0800 From: Jon Pugh <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] AppleTalkOn Extension Here is a companion to my ToggleAT FKEY for PowerBooks (and other machines).It is called AppleTalkOn and it is an appe (background application or application extension) that runs all the time.  It snarfs very little CPUtime and about 20K of memory.  It basically does nothing except at shutdownand launch.  At shutdown it records the state of AppleTalk, turns it onand then quits.  When it starts back up on the next boot, it turns AppleTalkback off if it was off when it quit and then goes to sleep.  Not too trickybut it manages to keep AppleTalk loaded into memory, and that's its majorgoal.There are some minor caveats and side effects.  Most notably, if you haveFile Sharing turned on then it will start up before the machine will restart.This is bogus but I haven't felt the need to come up with a workaround.  Anything I did do would involve taking control of File Sharing and I amhesitant to do that.  You will notice that your machine won't restart if youare suffering from this problem.  Also, this will not work if you crash,but AppleTalkOn will turn AT on, regardless, next time it boots and/or restarts.Anyhow, it's a hack and its free.  It's also available on ftp.apple.com in/pub/pugh.Jon#### BINHEX     applicon-22.hqx   ****Date: 27 Apr 92 18:16:22 UFrom: "Rick Holzgrafe" <[e-mail]>Subject: Applicon 2.2 - 1 of 4 Internet Mail          Applicon 2.2 - 1 of 4This is Applicon 2.2, an upgrade to Applicon 2.1 and 2.0.Applicon is a utility for System 7.0. It places a"tile" on your desktop for each running application listedunder the Application menu. Each tile displays the icon andname of "its" application. Clicking the tile brings itsapplication to the front, the same as if you'd selected thatapp from the Application menu. Option-clicking will hide thecurrent app's windows before bringing the selected app to thefront.Applicon is nice because you can see what's running withoutpulling down a menu, and because the tiles are easier to managethan menu items: you don't have to stop and read, and you don'thave to be too precise with the mouse.This release, version 2.2, fixes the bug in version 2.1 thatprevented keeping the tiles on a secondary monitor. It alsofeatures improved memory management, improved helpscreens, and the author's new e-mail address.Applicon is a fully compatible System 7.0 application that showshow some things that used to require INITs can now be done witha small app. You can launch Applicon at any time, but it's mostconvenient to simply drop it into your Startup Items folderinside your System Folder. It features full on-line help,including Balloon Help. Applicon requires System 7.0 or later.It is free.By Rick Holzgrafe     [e-mail] 1991, 1992 by Semicolon Software.  All rights reserved.[Applicon.sit.hqx.]---#### BINHEX     arcmac-13c.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 26 Apr 89 22:13:11 -0500From: Don Gilbert <[e-mail]>Attached is the current version (1.3c) of the shareware compressionutility ArcMac, which uses the MS-DOS/other standardfile compression schemes.   ArcMac produces archives whichcan be extracted by PKArc or Sea's Arc, and extracts such.A simple de-archiver, ArcPop (to extract the compressed ArcMac),and documentation are included.direct from the author:Don Gilbert  <BitNet> GilbertD@IUBACS  <InterNet>[e-mail]  PS. I've noted some talk about stuffit users asking for wildcard file handling.  ArcMac has always featured command lines,wild cards, and batch processing. If I find the time, there willbe a major upgrade to ArcMac this year to include .zip, .sit, and .pit formats, binhex, MPW shell tool and Hypercard callable forms.  Those interested in such, send your encouragement my way.- - - - - - - - - - - -  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -#### BINHEX     auto-clock-131.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 24 Jun 92 01:40:15 +0200 From: [e-mail] (Marc Tizzano)Subject: auto-clock-1.3.1.hqx AutoClock version 1.3.1.AutoClock is an application and a system extension that keeps your Macintosh's clock right. As a matter of fact, this clock has the tendency to deviate from the standard time every day, which can accumulate to minutes or dozens of minutes after one year.The AutoClock application allows you to: - set the clock by calling a time server in Washington D.C., if you have a    modem, - set the clock manually from an accurate source (for exemple a vocal time    server), - display a logbook of every clock changes that occurs on your Macintosh,    whether they are done with AutoClock, or with another application (the    General control panel, or the Clock desk accessroy for example), - compute the mean clock deviation of the Macintosh's clock for a 24-hour   period, using data recorded in the logbook, - display the date and time in almost any country of the world.The system extension AutoClock Extension can: - periodically open the AutoClock application according to your schedule, to    perform an automatic clock adjustment by calling the time server, without    any user intervention, - keep the Macintosh's clock continually right, by adjusting it using the    computed mean clock deviation, - detect any clock changes done by any other programs, and record them in the    application's logbook.Compatibility:The AutoClock application and AutoClock Extension work on any Macintosh, with System 6.0.5 or later, including system 7.0. AutoClock is 32-bit clean, and has balloon help if used with System 7.0.To set clock by calling the time server, AutoClock needs 1200-bps Hayes compatible modem (Bell 212A standard). Extra serial ports compatible with the Communication Toolbox are recognized.---#### BINHEX     auto-compressor.hqx   ****From: Ron Packard <[e-mail]>Subject: Auto Compressor Date: Wed, 26 Feb 1992 13:32:35 -0800 This is a freeware program I made to make it easy for me to compress lotsof pictures into the Quicktime JPEG format..  You drag all the picturesyou want to compress onto Auto Compressor's icon and it will then compressthem and add icons and so forth..  All the documentation is in the program.Ron [e-mail]#### BINHEX     auto-doubler-201-updater.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Salient Software)Subject: AutoDoubler 2.0->2.0.1 Patch.hqx.Part1 Date: Thu, 21 Jan 93 13:29:29 PST Organization: Fifth Generation Systems #### BINHEX     auto-lock-131.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 12 Mar 93 23:53:09 EST From: J S Greenfield <[e-mail]>Subject: AutoLock 1.3.1 Moderators:  Please place this new version of AutoLock into the /util             directory.  This is NOT the same as auto-clock-131.hqx.------------------Application: AutoLock 1.3.1(Shareware: $10)AutoLock is a small application intended to alleviate some problems associated with running children's applications (games, etc.) under the System 7 Finder.  AutoLock can help to prevent small children from accidentally sending a game to the background.  In addition, AutoLock can salvage many old (but good!) games that are virtually impossible to use under System 7.Many existing children's applications were designed to run under Finder, rather than under MultiFinder.  As most parents already know, running these programs under MultiFinder allows a child to accidentally send the application into the background, usually by inadvertently clicking the mouse outside of the application window.  In the old days, this problem could be avoided by moving the system back to Finder mode.  For users of System 7, however, this alternative is no longer available, since the system runs in a permanent MultiFinder-type mode.Furthermore, unlike the System 6 MultiFinder, the System 7 Finder moves to the foreground whenever the mouse is clicked anywhere on the desktop.  As a result, even recent children's applications can be accidentally sent to the background by an inadvertent click of the mouse.  For small children, this can be a serious problem.AutoLock solves this problem, by terminating the Finder and locking a single application into the foreground.AutoLock includes a small extension, LockSmith which can be used to create AutoLock aliases that launch and automatically lock applications.  Using an AutoLock alias, launching and automatically locking an application is as easy as conventional launching.Changes from version 1.3:AutoLock 1.3.1 fixes an error that caused version 1.3 to crash onmachines without Color QuickDraw.Changes from version 1.2:AutoLock 1.3 now:  -- provides a Shell Mode, which allows a child to easily start a new     application after quitting another one.  -- provides a sound menu and a monitor menu to facilitate the     adjustment of sound and monitor settings while an application is     locked.  -- allows sound and monitor settings to be installed into AutoLock     aliases, for automatic adjustment of those setting every time     an alias is launched.  -- AutoLock now allows you to re-target or delete outdated aliases that     no longer point to a valid target.----------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     autodoubler-ic-updater.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Salient Software)Subject: AutoDoubler Internal Compressor updater Date: Mon, 28 Dec 92 14:41:01 PST Organization: Fifth Generation Systems "AIC Updater" is a standalone application that updates applications,control panels, and extensions (INITs) that have been internally compressedby the AutoDoubler Internal Compressor (AIC), which is part of theAutoDoubler 2.0 package.The updater updates items compressed by version 1.0 of the AIC tobe the same as if they were compressed with version 1.0.1 of the AIC.Note that it does NOT update or patch the AIC itself in any way.#### BINHEX     bat-filer.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 3 Sep 1991 20:49 CDTFrom: [e-mail]: BatFiler   This powerful utility allows you to perform a number offile-management tasks on "batches" of files.  A batch can be defined in a number of ways, including by means of the type and creator information stored on the desktop; thisallows you to work on all documents created by a specific application.   The program is shareware; the author is asking $30, and expects torelease new editions, including a DA, in the near future.  The program is designed to accept add-in modifications called "Specials".     Detailed built-in help is included, and reading it carefully beforetrying fancy stuff is highly recommended.  This is a very potent utility, and it's possible to do some damage if you're not careful.  The author is Fernando Salazar of graph Zeppelin Software.#### BINHEX     before-dark-app-103.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 18 Feb 93 15:22:31 -0600 From: Brian Lakeman <[e-mail]>Subject: BeforeDark 1.0.3 (a utility) Before DarkIn keeping with my NO INIT's or CDEV's philosophy here is a system 7 clean application to collect and install desktop patterns (ppat resource's).Before Dark installs ppat (PixelPattern) for your desktop background. The interface is very elegant in both usage and esthetics.  By using 64 x 64 pixel ppat's you can create very complex background textures without having to use a PICT the size of your screen which saves memory. Over the years I have downloaded every public domain ppat resource I could find, and I think you'll agree you've never seen ones of the likes of these. The included patterns were designed by several professional graphic designers to be elegant and easy on the eyes.Before Dark Features: 1. 30 HIGH QUALITY desktop patterns created by several professional graphic     designers. 2. No CDEVs or INITs. 3. up to 128 by 128 pixel pattern size. 4. Imports ppat resources out of any file. 5. Balloon help. 6. Installs patterns without having to mess with ResEdit or rebooting. 7. Smart Window remembers it's position on screen (and multiple monitors). 8. Ability to delete unwanted ppats from database. 9. Comment feature lets you name patterns.10. And moreIUsageIt is very straight forward, use balloon help to find out the option clicks and shortcuts...Thank You For Your Support!Comments/Bug Reports/Chit-Chat can be sent to:AOL:TemplarDevAppleLink: L.SolutionsDisclaimer.The author takes absolutely NO responsibility for this software. There is NO warranty!Maintenance release of BeforeDark 1.0.3                                2/16/1993First off I would like to thank everybody who has registered or written to me, your support has been wonderful. I appreciate it and as a token of my appreciation I would like to extend a special offer...  Anyone who is registered can get Chameleon the Commercial Version of BeforeDark for a  special price of $29.95 by mailing in your BeforeDark registration number, I won't offend anyone here with a sales pitch, if your interested contact:Logical Solutions, Inc.2124 University Ave. #102Saint Paul,MN 55114voice 612-659-2495fax    [phone]Of course any one who has previously registered does not have to re-register,BeforeDark is still only $10.00Changes from 1.0.2 to 1.0.3 1.  Rewrote entire import module. fixes some old bugs, and I added new     features - patterns will retain names on imports - 6 new features in the     module.2.  A new address to send me mail.3. Some NEW patterns....Thanks For Your Support!Craig Marciniak _________________________________________________________Use the import function and open your old version of BeforeDark to grab yourfavorite patterns and import them in to this new version....#### BINHEX     before-dark-ppats.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 4 May 1992 13:53 CDT From: "Dwight Lemke @ Wisconsin Oshkosh" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Before Dark ppats This is a binhexxed file of ppat resources to add to Before Dark.Nothing fancy--just quick and dirty.-Dwight---------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     before-dark-space-texture.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 10 Mar 1993 12:02:52 -0700 From: [e-mail] (Tony Huang)Subject: [*] Space Texture Texture file for use with Before Dark or it's commercial counterpart.Downloaded from AOL.Tony [e-mail]#### BINHEX     binhex-40.hqx   ****Date: Thu 22 Mar 90 10:05:58-PSTFrom: Alan Larson <[e-mail]>Subject: Re: obsolete version   Here is the version I had.  I have stuffed it, then binhex'ed it.  If you can find out what the difference is, other than the icon,I would be rather interested.  This file is slightly larger thanthe other one, and I heard a rumor once long ago that there wasa bug with the grinder version, but I don't remember what it was,I just remember wanting to use that to expand this version.    Alan#### BINHEX     binhex-50.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] ( John Thoo )Date: Wed, 2 Sep 92 18:48:55 PDT Subject: BinHex 5.0 Here is BinHex 5.0.Hope that someone finds this useful.--John.[Bill--Again, sorry for the earlier goof-up <blush>  ]----------------------------------cut here--------------------------------#### TEXT       binhex-vm-cms-files.txt   ****Date:         Fri, 05 Jun 87 00:18:28 EDTFrom: Peter DiCamillo <[e-mail]>Subject:      BINHEX Command for CMSBINHEX is a command I've written for IBM VM/CMS systems to processBinHex (HQX) and MacBinary format files stored on CMS disks.  BINHEXwill check for CRC and other errors in the files, display the headerinformation (Mac filename, creator, type, flags etc.), and convertfiles between the two formats.  User documentation is contained inBINHEX HELPCMS; directions for creating BINHEX MODULE are in themain source file, BINHEX ASSEMBLE.Peter DiCamillo, Brown University Computer CenterBITNET: CMSMAINT@BROWNVMInternet: [e-mail]---------------------------------------------------------------------Contents:BINHEX   ASSEMBLE    2453 lines    Main programBINHEX   HELPCMS     224 lines     User documentation#### UNKNOWN    binhex4.bin   ****#### BINHEX     bmp-to-pict2-afe-xtnd.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 18 Jan 1993 21:30:50 -0500 From: [e-mail]: Update to AFE & XTND BMP Translators Enclosed are two updated BMP (window's Bitmap) to PICT2 translator.One translator is Apple File Exchange Translator (AFE) the other is aClaris XTND translator.ShareWare $10.00US.History...Version 1.02* Fix translation bug when selecting multiple files.* added OS/2 support and eligible file filter* now maps (.BMP) to PICT.* Fix bug in color table traslation and added support for  2bit (4 color), 4 bit (16 color), and 8bit (256 color) BMP files.<<<<<=- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =->>>>Mark Fleming, Queen's University at Kingston Ont. K7L 3N6E-mail: [e-mail]       AppleLink: CDA0448Phone: [phone]       Fax: [phone]#### BINHEX     bomb-shelter-10.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 26 Apr 92 13:44:24 PDT From: [e-mail]: Bomb-Shelter-1.0 Info-Mac Administrators and users:                    Attached is Bomb Shelter 1.0, a very small system extension written byAndrew Welch.  When installed in the system folder, it enables the "continue"button on many system error (bomb) messages.                                                                                                                                                                                                    Steve Heckler                                                                                                                                                                                                    sheckler@lelandattached file "Bomb-Shelter-1.0.hqx" :#### BINHEX     bunch-typer-101.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 26 Jun 92 19:40:30 -0400 From: [e-mail] (LEE,KWANG-SEOG)Subject: BunchTyper_101.sea.hqx BunchTyper 1.01----------------------------------------------------version 1.01 Release(6/25/92):- bug fixed : bus error if QuickTime is on.- much better READ-ME documentation.----------------------------------------------------BunchTyper is a utility designed for the Macintosh running under System 7.0 or later.  BunchTyper does a simple task: changing the type/creator information of a file or a group of files, but just with the great flexibility.Changing the type/creator information of a file is so easy, right?There exist, however, three possible cumbersome difficulties that make a user to hesitate to change type/creator info of files:- it is not always easy to remember the type/creator codes.- when you want to change the type/creator info of many files located in many different locations(i.e., subfolders or disks), you need many repetitive operations.- if you made a mistake(i.e., changed to wrong type/creator), there's no easy way to restore the original info of files. BunchTyper is designed to overcome the above annoying situations.----------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     caps-killer.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Stewart Kevin Hester)Date: Mon, 11 May 1992 13:24:36 -0500 Subject: CapsKiller.hqx CapsKiller V1.0Copyright 1992, S. Kevin HesterPurpose:     CapsKiller is an application which installs a keyboard mapping thatdeactivates the 'caps lock' key.  This morning, I was finally fed up withthe #$%^& 'caps lock' key, so I wrote this application.Installation:     This application is most useful when placed in the Startup Itemsfolder of a Macintosh PowerBook.  I would also recommend removing the CapsLock extension from the Extensions folder. Removal:     CapsKiller can be permanently removed by taking it out of the StartupItems folder.  It can also be temporarily deactivated by choosing astandard keyboard mapping with the 'Keyboard' control panel.     Although this program is a bit of a hack, it has been tested underSystem 7 on a Powerbook 140, and a Mac Classic.  I imagine that it shouldwork on any Mac running system six or later.  Please let me know about anyproblems you find.S. Kevin [e-mail]707 W. 21st StreetAustin, TX 78705PS: This program is JobWare.  If you use this program, you must consideroffering me employment doing neat things for your company. :-)Enclosed: BinHex'ed self extracting Compact Pro archive.  The archive containsthe 6k application and documentations.#### BINHEX     catalog.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 19 Aug 91 21:16:31 +0200 From: [e-mail] a disk in an empty drive and Catalog will scan the diskand write a table of contents to the selected output file.Catalog is shareware.#### BINHEX     change-type-creator-14.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 12 Feb 93 08:00:43 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Brian Bechtel)Subject: ctc 1.4 (Change Type & Creator) The enclosed file contains a simple drag-and-drop utility for quicklychanging a file's type and creator.  This updated version adds a littleroutine which touches the modification date of the enclosing folder, whichcauses the Finder to immediately notice that you've changed something. Also added was gratuitous Balloon help.  Full source included.This is totally free.  Do with it what you will.  Don't ask if you canredistribute it; you can.--Brian Bechtel    [e-mail]    "My opinion, not Apple's"#### BINHEX     checksum-10.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 11 Mar 93 00:20:00 PST From: Geoff Walsh <[e-mail]>Subject: Checksum 1.0 Here is Checksum for the Macintosh, version 1.0.  Checksum is theultimate Macintosh application for calculating checksums for afile.  This utility is fully compatible with the Unix(tm) "sum"program (and the POSIX "cksum" program), and can be used to verifythat files transferred between machines match.  It is even smartenough to translate end-of-line characters between Unix, MS-DOS andMacintosh 'TEXT' files.  Checksum is the easiest way to comparefiles on the Macintosh, either on the same system or on differentmachines.Fully System 7 and 32-bit addressing compatible, including balloonhelp and "drag and drop" capability.  It will run under eitherSystem 6 or System 7 on a Mac Plus or higher.Checksum is business-ware: it is freeware for personal use on asingle CPU and for educational institutions for instructional uses,but it is shareware ($5) for use in a business, corporation,organization or government.Geoff [e-mail]#### BINHEX     checksummer-10.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 6 Feb 93 20:38:28 +1100 From: [e-mail] (Geoffrey Keating)Subject: Checksummer 1.0.0 This application probably falls under the heading of "developer utilities".This file contains version 1.0.0 of Checksummer, along with itsREADME file.Checksummer is a utility designed to automate the process of insertingvirusPdetection code into programs; and to allow users of applicationsthat do not already have such code to include it, in a reasonablyuserPfriendly manner.- Geoff Keating#### BINHEX     chucks-printer-driver-10.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 13 Jan 93 14:42:36 cst From: [e-mail] (Charles Rentmeesters)Subject: [*] Chuck's Printer Driver 1.0.0 The following is the newest version of Chuck's Printer Driver.Which is a printer driver for Epson compatible 9-pin and 24-pinprinters.  It is version 1.0.0, it replaces versions 0.1.0 and0.2.0 that are out.  New features include better configurability,and landscape printing modes.  Works with most Epson compatible9-pin and 24-pin dot-matrix type printers.    - Charles Rentmeesters      [e-mail]      [e-mail]----------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     chunk-it.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 3 Aug 92 11:19:34 PDT From: [e-mail] (Joe Driear)Subject: ChunkIt - breaks up downloaded Postscript font definitions intoChunkIt helps you print Postscript files generated on a Macintosh on othercomputers (for example, a VAX running VMS) and non-Laserwriter printers. Thesesystems have an internal limit (often 256 characters) on the size of what theyknow as a "line". Unfortunately, Postscript files generated on the Macintoshthat have downloaded fonts may have "lines" of font definitions several thousandcharacters long. ChunkIt breaks up any downloaded font definitions into shorterlines that these systems, and most text editors, are happier handling. ChunkItcan optionally translate Mac end-of-line (CR) into Unix (LF) or MS-DOS (CRLF)EOLs if needed.                                          --joe ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     cindy-clock-14.hqx   ****From: J Eric Bush <[e-mail]>Subject: cindy-clock-14.sit.hqx Date: Fri, 11 Sep 92 15:15:13 EDT This is a little desktop clock that displays pictures of supermodels and the current date and time.  The pictures are mostlyfaces.  This is a system 6.0.4 and later program.  Cindy Crawford, Paulina Poriskova, Kathy Ireland, Rachel Hunter and more areincluded.#### BINHEX     cindy-clock-15-updater.hqx   ****From: J Eric Bush <[e-mail]>Subject: cindy-clock-15-updater.hqx Date: Thu, 15 Oct 92 2:53:37 EDT This is a little desktop clock that displays pictures of supermodels and the current date and time.  The pictures are mostlyfaces.  This is a system 6.0.4 and later program.  Cindy Crawford, Paulina Poriskova, Kathy Ireland, Rachel Hunter and more areincluded.#### BINHEX     click-show-15.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 5 Dec 92 19:53:24 GMT From: [e-mail] (Michael Kohne)Subject: ClickShow v1.5 This version is primarily to fix the beeping problem that clickshow hadwhen used with QuicKeys and Micro$oft Word. (the problem was in factClickShow. I was stomping some register values) I was waiting to release this until I did some more work, but it seems nowthat the next update is going to be a complete re-write into assembly language.Therefore I thought it prudent that I release a version with the old bugsfixed before introducing new ones.Michael KohneHouse of the Techno-Discordians, Automotive Amusements Division#### BINHEX     clip-save.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 10 Jan 1993 13:51:16 -0700 (PDT) From: Russ Nelson <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] ClipSave package     ClipSave is a utility to save the contents of the Clipboardwhen you restart your Mac.  In other words, the contents of theClipboard never go away.  I wrote this package because I had aneed to save the Clipboard, and I didn't know of anything otherprograms that did so.Legalish stuff:The author, Russ Nelson, is not responsible for anything done bythis program.  Use at your own risk.  It has been testedsomewhat, but no guarantees are made.The ClipSave package is free, but it's not public domain. Thismeans that you can give it to anyone you want, but you can'tcharge money for it without prior written authorization from theauthor, and the distribution must include the entire package.The ClipSave package is WhateverWare.  If you like it, send me apostcard or some money, or donate to your favorite charity, orbake some brownies, or call your grandmother, or whatever.Hence the name.ClipSave (c)1993  Russ NelsonBitnet: nelson@catlin         Internet: [e-mail]:                    US Wurst:2108 SW Laurel St.            503/222-2494JJ3PM-10PM PSTPortland, OR   97201#### BINHEX     color-model-clock-11.hqx   ****From: J Eric Bush <[e-mail]>Subject: Color Model Clock 1.1.sit.hqx Date: Thu, 4 Feb 93 11:34:14 EST 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.The program is Shareware $10.00#### BINHEX     comment-keeper-10.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (John Thoo)Date: Fri, 27 Nov 92 15:10:10 PSTSubject: CommentKeeper 1.0 (free!) [reposting][The SEA I posted a couple of days ago is apprently corrupted.  I'vechecked this reposting, and it seems to work OK this time.  Sorry forany inconvenience caused if you downloaded the corrupted SEA.  --John.]  CommentKeeper 1.0 is a freeware extension that *automagically* savesyour Get Info comments when you rebuild the Desktop under System 7.To use CK, simply toss it into your Extensions folder. CK works great!  And is a _must have_ if you're using Dan Walkowski'ssuper utility TrashMan, for TM time-stamps trashed files as Get Infocomments. (Remark: You can use CK under System 6 with the Desktop Manager extension.) CommentKeeper 1.0 written by Maurice Volaski <[e-mail]>-----------cut here-----------#### BINHEX     compact-pro-133.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 27 Jun 92 11:55:03 -0600From: [e-mail] (john r park)Subject: Compact_Pro1.33.sea.hqxDear Moderators:Enclosed please find Compact Pro 1.33.Bill Goodman has made Compact Pro even faster and unbinhexingeven easier (binhex still doesn't work in the background though).If you use this program (doesn't everyone?) please register it sothat Bill can continue development of this fine program.        -- John R Park  [e-mail] NOTES FOR COMPACT PRO* 1.33Version 1.33 of Compact Pro is a maintenance release which fixes severalproblems in version 1.32 and adds several minor improvements.%%%  Improvements  %%%  % Faster compression and expansion  % Preferences are stored in a separate preferences file in System folder  % BinHex decode opens any file if OPTION key is pressed  % BinHex decode ignores illegal characters in input file  % BinHex decode opens archives after decoding#### BINHEX     compare-09.hqx   ****Date:       Thu, 10 Jan 91 09:38:09 PSTFrom: managan#robert#[e-mail]:   Compare 0.9Here is another file comparison utility.  This one lets youlook at the two files side by side, each in its own windowwith the comparison of the files in a window underneath.The format of the comparison is derived by taking the elementsI liked best of the MPW compare tool and TextDiff which was postedto the archives last month.  The Mac interface was provided byFaceWare.  It is an easy way to get a complete Mac interfacewith out all the headaches.For people with small screens:  Resize the windows and thenchoose Save Settings... from the File menu.  This will save thewindow sizes and locations as the default.Rob [e-mail][e-mail]#### BINHEX     compare-all-11.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1992 15:51 EST From: "Brian K. Pickerill" <[e-mail]>Subject: (*) COMPARE-ALL-11.HQX (re-posted) This freeware utility by E.R. Peay compares binary or text files,and displays any differences it finds. It works on open files, andcan ignore system info bytes, thereby succesfully comparing other-wise identical files with different modification dates, etc...I am not the author.  This was in the archives earlier, butsomeone has expressed interest in the file on Mac-l and Ivolunteered to re-post it.  (Stuffed with Stuffit Classic.)--Brian Pickerill  <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     copy-doubler.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Salient Software)Subject: CopyDoublerDemo (Part 1 of 3) Date: Mon, 19 Oct 92 17:01:59 PST Organization: Fifth Generation Systems CopyDoublerDemo (Part 1 of 3)This is a demo version of CopyDoubler.  This demo will expire three(3) weeks after installation.  The unrestricted version is part ofthe AutoDoubler* 2.0 package.#### BINHEX     cpt-expand-10.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 15 Mar 92 20:24:35 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Scott R. Anderson)Subject: CptExpand 1.00 [This is a replacement for a year-old file in the archiveswhich was damaged.]CptExpand 1.00 is a freeware utility to decompress Compact Proarchives.  It is written by Bill Goodman, the author of CompactPro.  The advantage of this program over Extractor, the otherfree Compact Pro decompression utility, is that it is smallenough to run in 512K of memory.  However, if you don't have theHierarchical File System (HFS), you will need to install theHD20 INIT in your System folder.  This can usually be obtainedfrom Macintosh user groups or from on-line services such asCompuserve.CptExpand has the same creator type as Compact Pro, which allowsit to automatically open when such an archive is double-clicked(but it should then only be used if you *don't* use Compact Proor Extractor).#### BINHEX     crypto-123.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 5 Oct 92 19:57:01 PDT From: [e-mail] (John Lindal)Subject: Crypto 1.2.3 Crypto 1.2.3                Encrypt text messages so that ONLY your friends                            can figure out what they say.                            (This is a utility program)Now Quadra 040 cache compatible.John [e-mail]#### BINHEX     cubist-121.hqx   ****From: "Alan Keahey" <[e-mail]>Subject: Cubist 1.21 Date: Tue, 8 Sep 92 17:41:07 EST This is an update to a program I submitted a year or so ago, althoughI think it is no longer in your archives (it used to be in util).Cubist is a pseudo-screen saver designed exclusively for people usingsmall screen macintoshes, large screen users should ignore thissubmission. There are two versions, FKEY and application, bothof which show  3D objects bouncing around on your screen. This newerversion of Cubist also has a special interstellar mode which allowsyou to play dice with the universe. The new version also has farsmoother graphics. Programmers who are interested in learning about 3D graphics might also be interested in the source code, which is available from the author.Compressed with Compact Pro. hqx'ed with mcvert 1.83.This program is guaranteed to not enhance your productivity.#### BINHEX     custom-killer.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 02 Jul 1992 00:38:45 EDT From: ERTUGRUL GOKCEN <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Custom Killer.hqx There was recently a request for a utility that removes custom iconsfrom multiple items. Here it is...Custom Killer, a drag-and-drop utility (Drop Box), removes custom iconfrom files, folders, and even disks. Itªs a lot faster, especially whenworking with multiple items, than using Get Info in the Finder. It evenworks with aliases (with a bit of help).Drag sets of files, folders, or disks into the application, ØDrop Box-styleæ. Custom Killer will scan folders and disks provided, and willmodify (if preferences allow, of course), all files, directories, anddisks, no matter what their depth. Drop Boxes require Apple Events, andthus System 7.0 or higher.Please note that I'm not the author of this utility; I'm only posting it.You can find the author's E-Mail and snail-mail addresses in theaccompanying "Read-Me" file.Ertugrul [e-mail]#### BINHEX     dali-10.hqx   ****Subject: Dali1.0.sit.hqx Date: Fri, 05 Feb 93 01:53:31 -0500 From: [e-mail] Archivists:Enclosed please find Dali, a clock program with a round face and someunusual features.  This clock is inteded for multifinder and system 7users, as it uses very little of the CPU's time while in the background.Besides having a round face, this clock lets the user set the windowsize and location, the font type and size, as well as what is printed onthe clock's face. One can have a clock with the numbers from 1 to 12, orno numbers, or some of them, or just text.This program, though not in the public domain, is free. Please see the"readme" file for more info.Also, special thanks to Roberto Avanzi for the WDEF used in thisprogram.Share and Enjoy!Ron [e-mail]#### BINHEX     dark-side-32.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]> A new version found in the dts/hacks directory at ftp.apple.com.A screensaver program that runs in the Background. Includes extensivedocumentation and a gaggle of modules such as "Channel 3", Galaxy, City,Fireworks,  Stars.. even a politically correct Recycles  module.   Youcan define the "hot corners", as well as "test" faders and passwordprotect un-fading. v 3.2 #### BINHEX     darkside-faber-zooms-10.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 15 Jan 93 13:56:15 +0100 From: [e-mail] (lab stp - Fabrizio Oddone - 181292 )Subject: FaberZooms 1.0 Enclosed is a Darkside 3.2 module which displays zoomingrectangles all over your screen(s).For errors, suggestions, and others send mail to:[e-mail] utility is FREE! Enjoy.Fabrizio Oddone#### BINHEX     dd-auxiliary-files-377.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 28 Sep 92 14:44 EDT From: Jeffrey L. Needleman <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] dd-auxiliary-files-377.hqx This file contains various additional utilities for use with DiskDoubler,updating the versions previously shipped for use with DiskDoubler 3.7.7. [This file should replace util/dd-auxillary-files.hqx.] Pedantic note: thatword is "auxiliary" and not "auxillary" as in the archives.Jeff Needleman, two-time Spelling Champion of P. S. 254, Brooklyn (a verylong time ago). (Misspelled "phlox" the first year and "rhododendron" thesecond in the district meets and never reached spelling glory again.Sniff.)#### BINHEX     dd-expand-377.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 12 Jan 93 07:49:50 gmtFrom: "Eric G. Sack" <[e-mail]>Subject: DD ExpandI don't think the one on sumex is corrupt, but here is a binhex'ed copy ofmine. It is version 3.7.7.Let me know if there are any problems.---------- Cut Here ----------#### BINHEX     dead-mac-sound-player.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 5 Nov 91 11:07:09 ESTFrom: Dave Cohn [703] 818-4516 <[e-mail]>Subject: Dead Mac Sounds Program - 2nd submission attemptAfter mentioning the diagnostic sounds sampler in response to a request for any kind of hardware diagnostic program in the digest a little while ago, I have received several requests to post it, since it's not in the info-mac archives.  Funny, I would have sworn that's where I got it from about 2 years ago.  Anyhow, by popular request, here it is, back from the dead!This program reproduces the different sounds that a Mac II might make due to various hardware failures at startup.  It has been compressed and binhex'ed with Compactor 1.30.Enjoy!Dave Cohn#### BINHEX     death-to-ncsa-10.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 18 Feb 1993 19:29:54 -0600 From: [e-mail] (Wade Williams)Subject: [*] Death to NCSA! 1.0.hqx A program to automatically kill NCSA Telnet settings files.By Wade [e-mail]@aol.com        Wade Williams holds copyright (1993) to this source code (such that it is).You are free to distribute this utility. Full source is included, butplease don't distribute modified versions of the source.        NOTE TO USERS:  You probably have no use whatsoever for this application.        Why use this program?  If you're a network administrator who sets up NCSATelnet, you probably spend a lot of time deleting the NCSA Telnet Settingsfile from the System Folder because sometimes it causes problems and it'sbest just to let NCSA recreate it automatically. Rather than having todelete it each time by opening the system folder and dragging it to thetrash, I wrote this quick hack which deletes the file.        NOTE TO BEGINNING PROGRAMMERS:  This is not terribly good style to learnfrom.  I wrote this quickly, and for a very specific purpose.  As aMacintosh application, it really violates a ton of guidelines.  There is nointerface, the error handling is minimal,there is no event handling, itcan't background, etc.  Again, this application has one purpose and one purpose only - to *quickly*delete the NCSA Telnet Settings file.Suggestions and bug reports (though I really hope there aren't any insomething this short) are welcome at the addresses shown above.Wade WilliamsAcademic Computing ServicesAuburn [e-mail]#### BINHEX     default-cdef-24.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 12 Jan 93 20:17:35 PST From: [e-mail] (Lloyd Lim)Subject: Default CDEF 2.4 Default CDEF 2.4 is a programmer's aid that draws outlines around default buttons.  It handles all sizes and colors, works in ResEdit and finished products, can manage Return and Enter, and can draw controls using thewindow's font.  Code for a user item procedure is also provided.+++Lloyd Lim                    Internet: [e-mail]-----#### BINHEX     dehqx-2.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 31 Aug 1991 15:58:58 +0800 From: [e-mail] (Peter N Lewis)Subject: util/DeHQX-200.hqx    DeHQX v2.0.0 is an application for decoding BinHex 4.0 encodeddocuments.Its features include - Dehqxing a single file or an entire folder,files may include all headers and part seperators that normally appearin comp.binaries.mac files, and may be split over multiple files.  There isno more need to join the parts together, or to manually edit out the partseperators.  Runs happily in the background, is System 7 friendly, and istwice as quick as version 1.0.5.   DeHQX v2.0.0 is Free for all non-commertial purposes, and the sourcecode is also available. If you use DeHQX, please drop me a note!Hope you like it,   Peter.DeHQX v2.0.0, (C) Aug 1991, Peter Lewis <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     deicon.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 02 Jul 1992 00:39:24 EDT From: ERTUGRUL GOKCEN <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] DeIcon.hqx DeIcon, a drag-and-drop utility (Drop Box), hides the icons of selectedfiles, folders or disks in the Finder, so that only the name is visible.That way, you can stack your files, drag-and-drop utilities, etc. withouttaking up a lot of room. It is especially useful for making a launchpadthat consumes very little space on your desktop. It even works with aliases(with a bit of help).Drag sets of files, folders, or disks into the application, ØDrop Box-styleæ. DeIcon will scan folders and disks provided, and willmodify (if preferences allow, of course), all files, directories, and disks,no matter what their depth. Drop Boxes require Apple Events, and thusSystem 7.0 or higher.Please note that I'm not the author of this utility; I'm only posting it.You can find the author's E-Mail and snail-mail addresses in theaccompanying "Read-Me" file.Ertugrul [e-mail]#### BINHEX     desea-14.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Ken Hancock)Subject: DeSEA 1.4 Date: Sun, 11 Oct 92 19:55:22 EDT Enclosed is a StuffIt 3.0 archive containing DeSEA 1.4. DeSEA is a System 7savvy application which turns self-extracting archives (SEA's) into theirnon-self-extracting counterparts.  DeSEA is currently configured forStuffIt 1.5.1/Classic/Deluxe, Compact Pro, and Disk Doubler and may beextended for other archive formats.  DeSEA supports AppleEvents andSystem 7's drag 'n' drop from the Finder.  Freeware. DeSEA 1.4 fixes AppleEvent handling, adds support for saving resourceswhen DeSEA'ing archives, adds support for recursively DeSEA'ingsub-folders, and adds support for drag 'n' dropping folders.Ken Hancock             | INTERNET: [e-mail] Isle Systems            | Compuserve: >INTERNET: [e-mail] Consulting    | AOL: KHancock                         | Disclaimer: My opinions are mine,                        | your opinions are yours.  Simple, isn't it?#### BINHEX     desk-top-printers.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 24 May 92 12:54:33 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Erik Oliver HC 94)Subject: [*] DTPrinter This is a cool Sys7 dependent piece of public domain (so it appears fromthe readme) by Leonard Rosenthal.  It implements Desktop Printers verynicely.  This means you can have icons of the printers you usefrequently on the desktop and drag-n-drop documents to be printed on thecorrect icon.  The interface is simple and the included read-me by theauthor explains how it works.-Erik OliverFile: DTPrinter.hqx, a DiskDoubler Self-Extracting Archive#### BINHEX     desk-top-textures-20.hqx   ****        Date: Wed, 26 Aug 92 14:06:00 EDT From: "Geoff Adams" <[e-mail]>Message-Id: <[e-mail]> Received: by bessel.umd.edu; Wed, 26 Aug 92 14:06:00 EDT To: [e-mail]: desktop-textures-20.hqx Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1992 14:49:29 PDTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>Desktop Textures 2.0, including Textures Volume I and IIDesktop Textures includes 53 textures which it can install in your systemas the desktop pattern.  Unlike other programs of this type, it does notrequire an Extension or Control Panel to be placed in the System Folder.We've tried to include smooth desktop "textures" which are suitable forlong-term use, and keep distracting, "busy" patterns to a minimum.  Ourtextures can add considerably to the perception of depth on your desktop.There are even several which can be viewed (Stare-E-O style) as truethree-dimensional patterns. Most of the new textures look good even on black and white screens,although 256 color (8 bit) screens show the true nature of the texturesmuch better.  32 bit video makes them look vibrant.Installing a texture with this program is much like using the General ControlPanel, and you can revert at any time to the normal 8-by-8 patterns. The Desktop Textures Installer version 2.0 has been entirely redesigned.It is now a modeless application which stores its textures in separatetexture resource files and allows you to create textures of your own.The texture picker window is now full-color (on color screens), anddetailed on-line help is included.  Although the program works underSystem 6, System 7 users will be able to take advantage of significantimprovements, as well as the standard System 7 features, such as AppleEvent support.  Full on-line help is available, including System 7balloon help.This program is System 6, System 7, and A/UX compatible.  Anyone withColor QuickDraw can use this program.  This includes all Macintosheswith a 68020 or better -- the SE/30 and Classic II on up.  (System 6users may need to place the 32-bit Color Quickdraw extension in theirSystem Folder -- 32-bit QuickDraw is required for the new textures.)Enjoy!-- Geoff Adams and Stephen Krauth.#### BINHEX     desk-top-textures-joel-10.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 30 Jan 1993 20:20:20 -0600 From: Robert Wade <[e-mail]>Subject: HugePpatArchive1_pt1.hqx Submitted to Info-mac on behalf of Joel KruseBinhexed 493k StuffitLite 3.0.1 archive##########Joel's Huge ppat Archive 1.0Part 1 of 4These textures (281 textures total) were created for use with Desktop Textures 2.0, Aldus SuperPaint 3.0, Aldus Gallery Effects: Classic Art 1.0,and ResEdit 2.1.1.If you really like any of these patterns and use them on a regular basis,please send $10 to:  Joel Kruse, 1203 4th Ave. S., Moorhead, MN 56560.  Thisis not  a requirement, but any money I get would go towards the Joel Tryingto Earn Enough Money to Buy PhotoShop Fund so that I can make betterpatterns for everybody!    Hope you have fun with these!##########Mr. Kruse has given permission for his work to be included on thecommercial Info-mac CD-ROM. Robert Wade. System Admin. Fargo Macintosh Users Group. (701)[e-mail]#### BINHEX     desk-top-textures-uchicago.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 10 Mar 1993 19:15:23 -0600 From: [e-mail] (N.W. Choe)Subject: uchicago desktop textures I made these desktop textures; the creator of Desktop Texture Installersuggested that I submit them to archive sites; I think that this is theplace to go if I want them sent to a bunch of sites, right?Anyhow, I'll be sending them following this message:It's a .cpt archive, including a readme;Freeware, though not in the public domain.--N.W. Choe    Beaver Consulting - Chicago5454 South Shore Drive #318Chicago, IL 60615     312.702.4605"Leave it to Beaver"#### BINHEX     deskwriter-drivers-31.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 9 May 92 14:12:03 PDT From: [e-mail] (Steve Bang)Subject: DeskWriter 3.1 Drivers Here are the latest DeskWriter 3.1 drivers (AppleTalk and Serial).To install, copy all of the files from the Install 1 folder ontoa floppy disk named "Install 1" and copy both of the drivers fromthe Install 2 folder onto a floppy disk named "Install 2".  Readthe READ ME files before installing.These DW drivers allow background printing, low level printing,better grayscale printing, and works on Quadras.SteveSteven K. BangSciences-Engineering LibraryUniversity of California at Santa Barbarae-mail: [e-mail]---------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     disk-bug-checker-11.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Adam C. Engst)Subject: disk-bug-checker-11.hqxDate: Tue, 9 Mar 93 11:48:00 PDTOrganization: TidBITSAbout the Central Point Disk Bug Checker 1.1:  By Dave Camp of Central Point SoftwareDisk Bug Checker is designed to tell you how susceptible yourhard drives are to the bug.  Simply run the program, click yourdrive in the main window, and click Check.  Disk Bug Checkerdisplays a dialog to tell you how likely the bug is to occur.About the Disk Check bug:Whenever the Macintosh mounts a disk after a crash or animproper shutdown, the operating system (ROM) performs alimited disk check to determine if there is damage.  A bugexists in this disk check routine that keeps the disk frommounting.  If the disk is the boot disk, the Macintosh willdisplay a blinking question mark, otherwise, the Finder willdisplay a dialog indicating that the disk is not a Macintoshdisk, and let you eject or initialize the disk..(This is an update to the previous verison of the Disk Bug Checkerand should replace it in the archives. Uploaded for Ric Ford ofMacWEEK.)cheers ... Adam C. Engst, TidBITS Editor#### BINHEX     disk-charmer-145.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 28 Jan 93 11:57:36 +0100 From: [e-mail] (lab stp - Fabrizio Oddone - 181292 )Subject: [*] Disk Charmer 1.4.5 submission Disk Charmer lets you format floppy disks, mapping outautomatically bad sectors (even under older Systems). I haveincluded the capability of making "big disks", by shorteningthe space devoted to the disk catalog sectors; it is veryuseful, given that you keep on a "big disk" a small number offiles (preferably one). You gain 9K on 800K, 19K on 1.4M disks.Disk Charmer needs System 4.3 or later.For errors, suggestions, and others send e-mail to:[e-mail] yourself and remember the shareware fee!Fabrizio Oddone#### BINHEX     disk-dup-plus-221.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 23 Mar 93 23:07:28 MET From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] DiskDup+ / new version: 2.21 DiskDup+ 2.21 replaces version 2.11 or 2.14.BinHexed Compact Pro archive.#### BINHEX     disk-librarian-182.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] ( John Thoo )Date: Thu, 14 Nov 91 19:16:41 PST Subject: Disk Librarian 1.82a [Disk_Librarian_v1.82a.sea.hqx] Dear info-mac moderators-- Sumex-aim presently has Disk Librarian 1.7. Since I happened to come acrossversion 1.82, I thought I'd submit it, so here 'tis! The following description is taken from DiskLib's documentation. Enjoy!--John.   The Disk Librarian helps you to keep track of your disks and documents.  If youuse the Disk Librarian on a regular basis I ask that you send me a $20 payment.The Librarian is comparable to other commercial products sold through stores ata much higher price; at $20 it is a real bargain.  The Disk Librarian is acopyrighted program.  While you are permitted to freely distribute the programto other potential users, you are not permitted to sell or alter the program.   The Disk Librarian works with both old style 400K disks and with Finder 5.0(and later) and the Hierarchical File System used with the Apple( Hard Disk 20and the Mac Plus.  It is not recommended for use with a 128K Mac.  -------------------cut here------------------#### BINHEX     disk-param.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 4 Nov 1992 11:03:04 -0800 (PST) From: Les Ferch <[e-mail]>Subject: DiskParam Recently, I posted a copy of DiskParam but forgot to include thedocumentation. Here is a resubmission with documentation... DiskParam is a program that can reset the PRAM (Control Panel Settings) tostandard defaults at startup. Once you have the settings the way you like,just lock the Param file created by DiskParam. This way, users can changePRAM settings the way they like, but they all go back to your defaults onnext restart. I have only tested it thoroughly on Mac Plus and Mac SEcomputers in our lab. It seems to work alright on other models as well. I have found one obscure problem that prevents it from being useful on amachine that is running MacTCP *and* is running from a completely lockeddisk (this is the case with a file transfer Mac we have in a public area).#### BINHEX     disk-rejuvenator.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 13 Feb 93 15:57:21 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Leonard Rosenthol)Subject: Disk Rejunevator Disk Rejuvenator is designed to be a simple utility for putting some life back into your disk.  It does so by examining some common attributes of your disk andcorrecting those that are in need of correction.  Disk Rejuvenator requires System 6.0.4 or later, and System 7 users additionallycan enjoy an easy 'drag and drop' interface.Disk Rejuvenator is 32-bit clean, '040 cache and virtual memory compatible and even Apple event aware. #### BINHEX     disk-status-12.hqx   ****Subject: DS1.2.sit.hqx From: Eric Bloodworth <rri![e-mail]>Date: Sun, 17 May 92 21:43:21 -0500 Here is DiskStatus, a utility to keep you up to date aboutwhat's happening with your hard disk and other things. Thisis version 1.2 which allows any font and size to be used, and has several other extra features over 1.1. The archive also includes a version localized for Japan. DiskStatus is free, but not public domain.  (C) Copyright1991,1992 Morpheus Systems. Eric.[DL1.1.3]#### BINHEX     diskdoubler-377-updater.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Salient Software)Subject: DiskDoubler* patcher to 3.7.7 (part 1 of 5) Date: Fri, 16 Oct 92 12:28:04 PST Organization: Fifth Generation Systems The DiskDoubler* patcher file updates older versions of DD to 3.7.7.The following is part 1 of 5 segments.#### BINHEX     diskdoubler-aux-377.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Salient Software)Subject: DiskDoubler Auxiliary files (part 1 of 3) Date: Fri, 16 Oct 92 12:17:25 PST Organization: Fifth Generation Systems The DiskDoubler* auxiliary files consist of the following filesfor the Macintosh.1. Sigma* Hardware INIT (provides support for those running the                         Sigma compression card)2. DD Expand*.sea       (contains the expand only version of DD)3. DD Verify/Repair*    (verifies and repairs damaged archives)4. Desktop Reset*       (INIT:on startup if you hold down the CMD                         & Option keys you will be given the option                         to delete the desktop databases which                         will force the Finder* to create a clean                         desktop)5. DiskDoubler* Help    (balloon help in system 7)6. DiskTester*          (verifies that the disk can be written                         to reliably)7. Lock                 (system 7 only: provides drag and drop                         locking of files)7. Unlock               (system 7 only: provides drag and drop                         unlocking of files)The following is part 1 of 3 segments.#### BINHEX     disktop-402-updater.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 17 Apr 92 11:01:43 -0700 From: [e-mail] (steeper richard r)Subject: DiskTop 4.0.1 -> 4.0.2 Updater Use this if you have DiskTop 4.0.1 and wish to eliminate several annoyingincompatibilities that appear when using it under System 7.  Included isCEToolbox 1.6.5 and a ReadMe file.  After un-BinHex-ing, double click onthe self-extracting file.  I had it downloaded by a friend from Compuservewhere it was placed by CE Software.  Note that there is a second updaterfor converting from version 4.0 that I didn't obtain, but 4.0 owners could firstuse the 4.0-to-4.0.1 Updater already in the info-mac archives.#### BINHEX     dmm-lw-56-stuff-131.hqx   ****Subject: [*] dmm-lw-56-stuff-131.hqx Date: Thu, 05 Nov 92 17:36:28 EST From: Don Markuson <[e-mail]>DMM LW 5/6 Stuff v. 1.3.1 is a FREEWARE supplement to the DMM LW 7.x Stuffpackage tailored to users of older System 6 LaserWriter drivers.  The includedgoodies and documentation explain how to get the most out of these olderLaserWriter drivers and allow you to incorporate many of the features thatDMM LW 7.x Stuff makes available to System 7 LaserWriter driver users:    - Non-conflicting drivers that work in harmony with other versions of the      LaserWriter driver--eliminating the dreaded "Printer Reset" wars of      incompatible driver versions.    - Generation of safe, portable, and embeddable PostScript code that is      suitable for printing without modification even on non-Apple printers.      Throw away that outdated macps!    - The ability to build Serial LaserWriter drivers which talk asynchronously      through the Modem or Printer Serial Port rather than using AppleTalk.    - N-up thumbnail printing support built right into the driver.    - A PostScript file checkbox right in the Print dialog.New at version 1.3.1:    - Corrected a problem introduced at version 1.3 having to do with embedding      generated PostScript in other documents which would not work when printed      to certain printers.DMM LW 5/6 Stuff is distributed as a Compact Pro self-extracting archive.Uncompressed, it requires 222 KB of disk space.  Don't forget to pick up theDMM LW 7.x Stuff package as well!Comments, questions, and suggestions may be directed to:..Don Markuson  Computervision Corp.  500 Old Connecticut Path  Framingham, MA  01701  [phone] x3923  [e-mail]     <-- Best method  Version 1.3.1            22-October-1992#### BINHEX     dmm-lw-7-stuff-131.hqx   ****Subject: [*] dmm-lw-7-stuff-131.hqx Date: Thu, 05 Nov 92 17:34:26 EST From: Don Markuson <[e-mail]>DMM LW 7.x Stuff v. 1.3.1 is a FREEWARE package of goodies and documentationthat explains how the System 7 LaserWriter driver works and what you can doto overcome some of its more annoying anomalies.  It includes the ability to:    - Build LaserWriter 7.x variants which do not conflict with other Laser-      Writer drivers, ending forever those annoying "LaserWriter Reset Wars".    - Build Serial LaserWriter drivers which talk asynchronously through the      Modem or Printer Serial Port rather than using AppleTalk.    - Generate safe, portable, and embeddable PostScript code that is suitable      for printing without modification even on non-Apple printers.    - Incorporate N-up thumbnail printing support right into the driver.    - Incorporate Adobe's error handler dictionary right into the driver to      eliminate the "I sent it to the printer but nothing came out" syndrome.    - Understand certain aspects of how the LaserWriter driver operates and      modify its behavior to suit your needs with the detailed documentation.New at version 1.3.1:    - Corrected a problem introduced at version 1.3 having to do with embedding      generated PostScript in other documents which would not work when printed      to certain printers.  Also corrected a problem which caused a PostScript      error when printing from Mathematica.DMM LW 7.x Stuff is distributed as a Compact Pro self-extracting archive.Uncompressed, it requires 1.2 MB of disk space.  A supplemental package ofgoodies for older System 6 LaserWriter driver users (DMM LW 5/6 Stuff) is alsoavailable separately.Comments, questions, and suggestions may be directed to:..Don Markuson  Computervision Corp.  500 Old Connecticut Path  Framingham, MA  01701  [phone] x3923  [e-mail]     <-- Best method  Version 1.3.1            22-October-1992#### BINHEX     dmm-lw-stuff-122-updater.hqx   ****Subject: [*] dmm-lw-stuff-122-update.sea.hqx Date: Fri, 14 Aug 92 13:12:55 D From: Don Markuson <[e-mail]>DMM LW Stuff Update 1.2.2 is an update package for version 1.2 of theDMM LW 7.x Stuff and DMM LW 5/6 Stuff package of freeware LaserWriterPostScript goodies.The update corrects a few minor but annoying bugs and provides a moreuseful implementation of the serial port driver variants:  1. Serial driver variants are now really functional by establishing     XON/XOFF flow control.  Instructions are given for using ResEdit     to alter the default 9600 baud rate, or choosing a hardware flow     control protocol.  2. StripFonts can now properly strip the N-up dictionary in N-up     variants.  3. The laserprep-fixups dictionary built into each driver variants     will now work properly when embedding the PS file in another     document.  4. Variants based on LaserWriter 5.2 or 6.0.x should no longer     exhibit rangecheck errors on older LaserWriters.The included *ReadMe* file also provides some additional advice aboutinstallation problems and some other tidbits.  My sincerest apologiesfor the inconvenience and annoyance caused by these problems.Distribution is a Compact-Pro self-extracting archive.  PLEASE DO NOTUSE Stuffit Expander 1.0 to expand it--you will run into installationtroubles.  Use the self-extractor or Stuffit Expander 1.0.1 or later...Don Markuson  Prime Computer, Inc.  500 Old Conn Path  Framingham, MA  01701  USA  [phone] x3923  [e-mail] 1.2.2   01-August-1992--------------Cut Here--------------#### BINHEX     docmaker-39.hqx   ****        Date: 02 Oct 1992 23:18:47 -0400 (EDT) From: Shaw Bernard Wu <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] DocMaker 3.9 submission 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: Sat, 3 Oct 1992 19:03:20 PDTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>This is the newest version of DOCmaker, version 3.9Enjoy. I got this from my new APS drive purchase and I decided tosubmit because the archives has an older version.Shaw Wu, NYU Stern Business - Finance & Info. Systems<[e-mail]> <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     down-line-111.hqx   ****From: rri![e-mail] (Eric)Subject: no subject (file transmission) Date: Tue, 22 Oct 91 21:41:19 EDT Here is DownLine 1.1.1.  New features include Binhexing andStuffing, Binhex mail header saving, process logging and System 7.0 drop file/folder operation.  Have at it.Eric.    Name:  DownLineVersion:  1.1.1Categories:  archive utility[part 1]#### BINHEX     easy-convert-30.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 15 Feb 93 10:33:13 +0200 From: [e-mail] (Akif Eyler)Subject: Easy Convert 3.0 Easy Convert is a small application for character conversion in texts.Since it does the conversion on the target itself, it works very fast.(About 50K per second on a IIsi)There are three basic modes of use:1) Convert a plain text file2) Convert the text in the clipboard3) Make and edit filters to be used in conversion   (Also useful in Easy View and related applications)Various tasks that are simplified by Easy Convert:* Conversion to uppercase or lowercase* Simple encryption for protecting documents* Elimination of diacritical marks such as accents* Conversion of 8-bit text into 7-bit text for e-mail* Conversion of files from unix or MS-DOSAlthough there are similar programs with better user interface, thisprogram may be unique in its ability to convert the clipboard. The highspeed and the wide range of compatibility may also be the reasons forpreference.#### BINHEX     easy-errors-10.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 11 Mar 93 02:00:00 EST From: [e-mail] (Arthur Dent)Subject: Easy Errors 1.0 Easy Errors 1.0   This application allows you to look up the descriptions forSystem Errors by typing in the number.  Error descriptionscan easily be added or modify with ResEdit.  Freeware#### BINHEX     easy-print.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 8 Jul 1992 13:41:38 -0800 From: [e-mail]: EasyPrint Much like Desktop Print, this is (yet another) application which allows youto drop files onto its icon in order to have those items printed. EasyPrintadds some new features like the ability to queue documents for laterprinting.=========================================================================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     enabler-patch.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 29 Jan 93 13:47:18 -0800From: [e-mail] (Mark Schumann)Subject: enabler-patch.hqxConnectix Corporation recently discovered a system bug which was verified and repaired at Apple Computer, Inc., involving machines which use system enablerfiles Since the repair will not be available for an undetermined amount of time, Connectix has produced this patch to distribute a fix to users currentlyexperiencing problems.--------------This patch should be put in the utils directory.  If you need more information,or have any questions, please contact the Connectix Corporation at 800-950-5880.Or, AppleLink us at CONNECTIX.TS or CONNECTIX.CS.-------------CUT HERE - enabler-patch.hqx follows-------------#### BINHEX     errditor-101.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 12 May 1992 14:24 GMT+1 From: [e-mail]: [*] ErrDitor ! Errditor 1.01by Alessandro Levi MontalciniShareware $5 cash Errditor is a powerful graphical editor (yeah, sort of a ResEdit) forsystem error and system startup alerts. It lets you modify or movetext, icons, buttons and even procedures (assembly-language programsthat are associated to some of the buttons in the alerts).#### BINHEX     extractor-12.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 10 Sep 91 05:27:00 PDT From: [e-mail]: Extractor 1.20 Extractor is a utility for extracting files from archives created byCompact Pro or Stuffit 1.5.1.This version (1.20) replaces /util/extractor-112.hqx in the archive.#### BINHEX     fast-formatter-30.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 5 Jun 90 11:10:13 CDTFrom: [e-mail] (Bob Schenk)Subject: fast-formatter 3.0A week ago I downloaded the version 2.4 of Fast Formatter from the archives. Ithen noticed that I had version 3.0 from another source. On the assumptionthat later versions are better, here is version 3.0.#### BINHEX     file-kit-11.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Dawson Dean)Date: Fri, 3 Jul 92 18:52:32 -0400 Subject: Mac Shareware - File Kit version 1.1 with new alias features File Kit - Version 1.1Contents:I. Brief Introduction To File KitII. What's New In This VersionIII. The program (in binhexed Stuffit 1.5.1 format)I. Brief Introduction To File KitFile Kit is a utility that performs several useful tasks onfiles and alias files:1. Locate the original file that an alias file describes, anddisplay and change system information about the originalfile and the alias file.2. Examine and change all system information about files,including file attributes that are new with system 7.0. The file information includes the File Type and File Creator,the size of the data and resource fork, and the fRefNumvalues for the data and resource fork (if they are open).It also includes whether the file is invisible, locked, isan alias, on the desktop, inited, a stationary file, shared,and whether the file may be renamed, contains a custom icon,contains a bundle resource or contains INIT resources. 3. Examine information about volumes. This includes the totalnumber of files on the volume, the volume block size, drivenumber, device driver, volume vRefNum, space available,created, modified and backup dates.File Kit also tells you if the volume supports file ID'sand their related operations, supports CatSearch operations,is bootable, supports access controls, the Desktop Manager,the BTree Manager, uses an external file system, and whetherthe volume is bootable. 4. Open and close any file on your Mac, including filesleft open by other applications or INIT's.5. Compare and delete files and folders.II. What's New In This VersionSince version 1.0.2, several new features have been added to File Kit:1. File Kit displays information about alias files, including the pathname of the original file the alias file describes.2. File Kit supports drag and drop under System 7.0. To display information about a file, you can now drag the fileUs iconover the File Kit icon in the Finder. File Kit launches and displaysinformation for the file.3. The main file selection list treats alias files correctly, and now behaves like the standard Apple file selection dialog.4. File Kit supports both a basic and advanced mode. In advanced mode,file information dialogs display information that is primarily of interest toprogrammers and interested power users.File Kit is an essential utility for anyone who uses alias filesor wants to better manage files and disks.  Mail bugs or comments to:Dawson DeanInternet: [e-mail] Online: DawsonDean============================================================#### BINHEX     file-list-plus-10b20.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 17 Dec 1991 9:28:22 -0500 (EST) From: [e-mail]: FileList+ 1.0b20 FileList+ is a fast disk cataloger, with powerful offline file search,sort, and match capabilities.  FileList+ is an enhanced version ofFileList 1.4.  It can read file directories out of StuffIt andCompactor archive files.  In addition to cataloging floppy disks, itcan easily handle large hard disk or CD-ROM volumes.  System 7compatible .  Public domain (free).The author, Bill Patterson, may be reached as BillPatt on America onLine. Stuffit 1.5.1 archive.This update corrects some bugs, adds some new features, and includes thecomplete manual in Word 4 format.This version should replace /util/file-list-plus-10b17.hqx in the archive.#### BINHEX     file-sharing-toggle.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 22 Sep 92 23:45 EDT From: [e-mail]: File Sharing Toggle Description I'm new to the Internet, so I'm not 100% sure if I did this right or ifthe file I sent you got through. Here's a description for a new program I'm releasing called File Sharing Toggle.File Sharing Toggle lets you easily turn file sharing on and off with the clickof your mouse. No more trips to the Sharing Setup Control Panel!#### BINHEX     file-typer-40.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Mar 93 16:33:55 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Steve Kalkwarf)Subject: [*] FileTyper 4.0.0 FileTyper is a small application that allows you to edit file types, creators,and Finder flags without having to open a large program. Just put FileTyper in ahandy place (I usually keep it on the Desktop just above the Trash). Drag filesand folders onto it, edit them, and click RChange.S FileTyper 4.0 offers manyfeatures not found in other similar programs.Also included with FileTyper is a utility with which you can create and editcustom RAutoTypers,S which are very small applications that automatically make aspecific change to files dropped on them. For instance, you can create anAutoTyper which changes the creator of TEXT files to the creator of yourfavorite RGIFS program. For more information, see the MakeAutoTyperdocumentation.New with version 4.0 is an extension that adds a FileTyper command to theFinderUs File menu, so you can have quick access to FileTyper without clutteringup your desktop. For more information, see the FileTyper Finder Menudocumentation.#### BINHEX     file-typer-lite-40.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Mar 93 16:37:23 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Steve Kalkwarf)Subject: [*] FileTyper Lite 4.0.0 This is the same as the FileTyper 4.0.0 archive, but it doesn't includethe AutoTyper package, or the System 6 compatible version. Typer is beingdistributed in two packages due to the large number of requests for asmaller package by registered users.#### BINHEX     find-it-111.hqx   ****Date: 22 Feb 93 14:17:00 EST From: "EMIS2::CLEMENTSG" <[e-mail]>Subject: FindIt 1.1.1                           E L E C T R O N I C   M A I L                     (DDN Host Address:  GW1.HANSCOM.AF.MIL)                                        Date:      22-Feb-1993 02:17pm                                        From:      GEOFFREY P. CLEMENTS                                         Username:  CLEMENTSG                                         Dept:                                              Tel No:    8466TO:  _WINS%                               ( _DDN[[e-mail]] )Subject: FindIt 1.1.1Hi,    I'd like to replace FindIt1.1.0 with this new version. Version 1.1.1 of FindIt no longer has a bug in which older macs running system 7 would bomb while the program was starting up.    FindIt still searches the text files in a folder full of files for a text string you specify. FindIt supports case insensitive searches and recursive folder [e-mail]#### BINHEX     finder-7-menus.hqx   ****Date:    Mon, 15 Jul 1991 21:36:45 EDTFrom: [e-mail] (Joe Kazura)Subject: Finder 7 MenusHi,"Finder 7 Menus makes it easy to modify keyboard shortcuts to Finder commandsor to add shortcuts for commands for which Apple provides no keystroke."[MacWeek 7-16-91]Joe KazuraApple Student RepUniversity of New Hampshire--- cut here ---#### BINHEX     finder-70-patches.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 19 Feb 1992 07:24 EST From: [e-mail]: Speedy System 7 Finder Patches I came across the following patches ealier this week and am passing them alongto the Mac community.  I am not the author!!!===============================================    Finder 7 Improvements Patches & Info by Renmhir The Moose 30-Jan-92-----------------------------------------------------------------------------   Here are two versions of patches to fix/augment Finder 7/7.0.1 in thefollowing ways:1) Improved throughput on File Copies   The Finder will now use all (but 20k) of remaining Temporary memory as abuffer for copying/duplicating files.  Also, the transfer size has beenboosted to read/write the maximum number of blocks per transaction.  Not onlydoes this dramatically improve throughput (see benchmarks below), but forsingle floppy users, entire floppies may be read in, requiring fewer Mac-wrist actions on the part of the user.   Note: one can install the fast copy patch or the large buffer patchessingly.  The current Finder routine uses a 200-block buffer, which is stillan improvement over the 32-blocks-at-time silliness the Finder currently uses.And for those who LIKE a slow computer, the large buffer (alone) can makefloppy copying a little less physically taxing.2) Some additional fmap entries>>>>> Note <<<<<   Also, there is an optional CODE patch to remove the silly ALERT which asksyou if you care about launching an application to open the file which is otherthan the one which created the document.Comments/flames to: Internet: [e-mail]    Copy Improvement Times    ----------------------      Before      After10 MB       1'04"       22"  (1 7MB file, 1 3MB file) 5 MB          46"       28"  (56 files totalling 1.8MB, 1 3MB file, 1 350k) 3 MB         20"        6"    (single 3MB file)====================================================Brought to you by Wayne Kauffman           Internet   [e-mail]#### BINHEX     finder-edit-101.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 29 Dec 1991 01:56 EST From: Dan Weisman <[e-mail]>Subject: FinderEdit 1.0.1 Here is the new and improved version of my FileEdit utility called FinderEdit 1.0. I have had many suggestions in the past months about how to improve on FileEdit, and I think I've included many of them in this release. Among the improvements are:    1) Modification of alias styles    2) Modification of the sample font string ("How razorback jumping frogs..")    3) Command to add a 'Quit' command to the Finder's File menu    4) Addition or modification of version information for files    5) Many bug fixes    6) FinderEdit now relaunches the Finder when it quits (if desired)FinderEdit is ShareWare. Please send me $10 or whatever you think it's worth if you like it and use it. Please distribute freely. ALL REGISTERED USERS OFFILEEDIT WILL RECEIVE A FREE UPGRADE BY MAIL.Thanks a lot,Dan Weisman----------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     finder-info-111.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 6 Oct 92 23:34:20 PDT From: Talcott <[e-mail]>Subject: Finder Info 1.1.1 Finder Info is an easy to use Macintosh application for modifying adocument's Finder information (type, creator and Finder flags).  Ifyou don't understand what this information is, then Finder Infoprobably isn't for you.  On the other hand, if you are acquaintedwith this information, then you will like Finder Info as it offers aneasy way to change any file's Finder information.Version 1.1.1 fixes a problem with multiple file drag-and-drop.Finder Info is Freeware.Adam R. [e-mail]#### BINHEX     finder-menu-10.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 26 Jun 1992 12:10:46 -0500 From: Matthew Wall <[e-mail]>Subject: * FinderMenu 1.0 I'm posting FinderMenu 1.0 to info-mac for David Winer of UserLand([e-mail]). A most nifty and needed extension forFrontier; see the article on the inside page of this week's MacWeek for thepress blurb. Still waiting for standalone double-clickables, though!If you're not familiar with Frontier, it's a scripting language for theMacOS that can do anything and everything except MakeJulienneFry().Original posting message from AppleLink follows.- Matt Wall  Swarthmore College Academic Computing  [e-mail] Sharing for the Finder!============================ Here's everything you need to write scripts that live in the Finder's menubar.In other words, menu sharing for the Finder! With the FinderMenu INIT and app, developed by Steve Zellers of BerkeleySystems, the System 7 Finder can receive structures of shared menus fromFrontier. You can assign single keystrokes to commands. Scripts can operateonthe Finder's selection. Includes a menu of sample (useful!) scripts and complete docs. Lots more! Requires System 7 and Frontier 1.0, expand with StuffIt Expander, availableinthe StuffIt & Family folder in Hot Apps. UserLand SoftwareJune 14, 1992 Author: EL.GRANDE#### BINHEX     finder-sys7-tools.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 30 Oct 91 10:04:56 -0800 From: [e-mail]: System 7 Pack! Submission The attached file contains a self extracting archive of Adam Stein'sthree shareware System 7 finder customization utilities, as mentionedin a previous I-M D.  From the press release:+ Finder 7 Menus! lets System 7 users change, add, and delete command   key combinations from the System 7 Finder. For example, many users   would like to be able to press Command Key-T to Empty the Trash,   Command Key-M to Make an Alias, or Command Key-S to ShutDown. + Rename Delay Editor! lets System 7 users change the rename delay in   the System 7 Finder. With System 7, Apple decided to add a "rename"   delay that forces users to wait a second before they can edit a file  name. Rename Delay Editor! lets users decide for themselves if they   want a rename delay, and if they do, how long the delay should be. + ApplicationQDocument Linker! gives System 7 users the power to change  the relationships between documents and applications. With System 7,   Apple provided a new capability where TEXT and PICT (Picture) files   would automatically run TeachText if the application that created them  could not be found. Unfortunately, Apple did not allow users to change  the default application from TeachText to another of their liking.   Apple also did not give System 7 users the ability to add new "links"   between documents and applications. With ApplicationQDocument Linker!,  System 7 users will not only be able to change the default settings,   but also to add as many links as they wish. Three potentially handy utilities written by a bright young hacker, tolet you adjust the look-and-feel of Macintosh System 7, for those whoaren't comfortable with ResEdit repairs.#### BINHEX     finder-to-front.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 21 Feb 93 20:54:37 -0600 From: [e-mail] (Dominik Hoffmann)This is Finder-To-Front a small application that when run willput the Finder in the foreground and then quit. It is meant tobe put into the Startup folder if you have System 7. Startingwith a tilde (~) its file name will make sure that it is thelast item to be run in the Startup folder. That way you can au-tomatically launch a lot of applications, accessories etc. onstartup and end up with the Finder in the foreground so you cancommence work.Since this was not present in the archives anymore I thought I'drepost it.I am not the author.Dominik Hoffmann ([e-mail])________________________________________________________________#### BINHEX     flame-file-12b.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 28 Oct 1992 17:08:25 -0500 From: "Josh A. Goldfoot" <[e-mail]>Subject: FlameFile v1.2b FlameFile is a drag-and-drop "complete delete" utility thatcompletely erases entire files and folders so that snoops with"un-delete" utilities can't get at your work. Version 1.2 includes several new security features, including theability to change file names, creation & modification dates, fileinfo, and file sizes before deleting, an optional safety feature,as well as the standard support for folders and Apple Events. Version 1.2b fixes a bug that caused compatability problems withsome early Mac II machines.#### BINHEX     fli-player-11.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 8 Dec 1992 08:24:00 +0000 From: "Jan (J.S.) Maika" <[e-mail]>Subject: FLI File Viewer I am posting this for my brother. Please direct any questions [e-mail].  Jan Maika_______________________________________________________________FLI player 1.1 is an application to display DOS .FLI files on aMac.I have had several requests for the program since I uploadedUnZip 2.0 since the documentation for UnZip refers to FLI player.Although FLI player is about 18 months old it appears not to beon sumex.Permission is granted to place FLI player on the sumex CD-ROMif desired.#### BINHEX     floppy-fixer.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 7 Mar 89 00:21 ESTFrom: [e-mail] is the Macintosh application 'Floppy Fixer', version1.0, which recovers files from damaged Macintosh diskettes.Unstuff the program and documentation with StuffIt.                 Frank Beatrous          Department of Mathematics          University of Pittsburgh          Pittsbugh, PA 15260          [e-mail]          #### BINHEX     folder-icon-cleaner-11.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 18 Feb 93 11:59:41 +0100 From: [e-mail] (lab stp - Fabrizio Oddone - 181292 )Subject: [*] Folder Icon Cleaner submission Folder Icon Cleaner is a small utility that lets you get ridcorrectly of those space and time wasting custom icons, stickedright there on your folders.The Finder keeps every folder icon in a separate hidden file.The known versions of the Finder (7.0, 7.0.1, 7.1) do notdelete this file when removing a custom folder icon. They onlydelete the icon resources from the file. Note that no otherinformation is kept into these “Icon” files. Folder Icon Cleanercorrectly removes the icon by deleting the file (and by updatingthe “Use custom icon” attribute of the folder). No data is lost,you only gain a little more free space on your disk.Folder Icon Cleaner can only be used under System 7 or later;however, it is rather useless on a System 6-or-older Macintosh.Life is easier with a drag&drop interface.For errors, suggestions, and others send mail to:[e-mail] yourself and remember the shareware fee!Fabrizio Oddone#### BINHEX     folder-icon-maker-11.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 11 May 92 03:07:23 EDT From: Grobbins <[e-mail]>Subject: folder-icon-maker-11.hqx Folder Icon Maker 1.110-May-1992Folder Icon Maker creates folders with custom icons. If you haven't alreadyplastered your folders with icons from another program, or even if you have,Folder Icon Maker creates attractive folders from almost any file.Requires System 7.New in version 1.1: Support for custom folder resource files.Software and documentation Copyright 1991, 1992 Gregory M. RobbinsUnmodified copies of Folder Icon Maker may be distributed at no charge.Stuffit 1.5.1 archive, 30K.Greg Robbins        [e-mail]#### BINHEX     font-clerk-41.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1992 19:43:33 PDT From: [e-mail]: fclrk41.hqx Could you please post this new submission of Font Clerk 4.1? The previoussubmission had a wrong version number in the about dialog.What Is Font Clerk?------------------------Font Clerk is a utility for analyzing and reporting on fonts installed in yoursystem. It allows you to see what types of fonts are installed (screen fonts,TrueType", or Type I), and select from several report formats for output to aprinter. In addition to its reporting capabilities, Font Clerk also allows youto convert a Macintosh TrueType" font to a format of TrueType" recognoized byMicrosoft Windows.Font Clerk has been expanding ever since its initial release to the Sharewareworld, and will continue to expand as new functionality is added with eachrelease.New Features-----------------Several new features have been added in version 4.1. These features aresummarized below:[1] A filter called "Show Only Screen Fonts" to allow you to view only screenfonts.[2] Labels are displayed on the screen and reports showing the current fileractive at the time of print.[3] The export option now exports the Font Info report format (flags forscreen, trueType" and Type I).[4] Font Clerk 4.1 now supports Balloon Help.[5] Provide better control for cancelling print operations.ÅBug Fixes------------[1] Fixed a screen refresh problem when changing filters.[2] Fixed a page numbering problem with the Font List report.[3] Fixed a problem which arose when clicking on a empty cell in the font list.Minimum ConfigurationFont Clerk 4.1 will run on any Macintosh running System 6.05 or later.I would like to say thanks to all the people who have supported this productand all of you who sent in kind letters about the application. Many of you hadsome good suggestions which I will try to implement in a future release.Thanks.#### BINHEX     fontprinter-21.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Mark Anderson)Date: Tue, 22 Sep 92 17:19:29 -0700 Subject: util/fontprinter-21.cpt.hqx FontPrinter 2.1 is designed to be a simple and efficient alternative to creatinga typeface sample sheet in a word processor.  FontPrinter scans your system andallows you to print out a document containing all, or some, of your fonts intheir own typeface.  This allows you and other people that may use your Mac toinstantly know what each and every font you have looks like.  It include a setupoption that allows you to alter the output to suit your own needs.  See READMEfile for more information.Changes in Version 2.1 -- September 6, 1992-------------------------------------------* All Page Setup settings are automatically saved and reloaded the next time  FontPrinter is launched* Added a menu option to print only new fonts* Finally got around to creating a meaningful icon for FontPrinter  (it's just a  modified version of the old LaserWriter icon, but I think it makes a lot more  sense than that old lightning bolt thing I used to have) #### BINHEX     frontier-201-updater.hqx   ****Date: 17 Mar 1993 22:47:41 -0600 From: "pfterry" <[e-mail]>Subject: RE: Frontier Updater When I sent my message about the Frontier  2.0-> 2.01 Updater earlier today, Ifailed to attach the binhex file to the message (someone asked me a questionand I became spacey). Sorry for being a ditz; here it is with the file.Thanks to Michael Dautermann for alerting me to this.pf<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     frontier-runtime.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 1 Aug 92 02:26:09 -0400 From: "Alan D. Danziger" <[e-mail]>Subject: Frontier Runtime 1.0 The truth is, I don't know much about it, except that it's shareware($25), anyone who has purchased Frontier 1.0 gets one free sharewarelicence, and it was released today.  So, if anyone wants it, it shouldbe appearing on "a FTP site near you" sometime in the very nearfuture.  But I thought it belongs here. ;)        -=Alan#### BINHEX     gestalt-28.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 22 Dec 92 17:10:16 +0100From: Roland M}nsson LDC <[e-mail]>Subject: gestalt28.hqxGestalt! 2.8This application uses the Gestalt trap ($A1AD) available in System 6.0.4 and later to show various info about your Macintosh. System 6.0.4 or later is required.New in 2.8: Includes selectors from 6.0.4-7.1. Now lists ALL selectors. Displays machine icon.Public Domain by Roland M}nsson, SiC! Development HB, Lund, Sweden#### BINHEX     ghostscript-252b2-runtime-1.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 3 Mar 93 15:01:41 PST From: [e-mail] (Martin Fong)Subject: MacGS 2.5.2b2 Runtime (1 of 2) 03 March 1993These files constitute MacGS 2.5.2 Beta Two and supercede MacGS 2.5.2Beta One.  The distribution is divided into three parts: aself-contained runtime environment, complete with fonts, aself-contained runtime environment *without fonts*, and, in accordancewith the GNU General License, a self-contained developmentenvironment.  Please replace the previous version of MacGS with thisone.     Thank you.     Martin Fong                        [e-mail]     Senior Software Engineer           [phone]     SRI International, EJ209     333 Ravenswood Avenue     Menlo Park, CA    94025------------------------------------------------------------------------01 March 1993Overview--------MacGS_2.5.2b2_Runtime.cpt contains a self-contained runtime environmentfor version 2.5.2 Beta 2 of Macintosh Ghostscript that runs on aMacintosh with at least 2 Megabytes of memory.MacGS_2.5.2b2_RT_No_Fonts.cpt is identical to MacGS_2.5.2b2_Runtime.cptexcept it does *not* contain the Ghostscript fonts.  This file wasspecifically created for those who are upgrading from a previous versionof MacGS 2.5.x and who wish to avoid the cost of transferringGhostscript's fonts.  Please do *not* obtain this archive unless you areupgrading from a previous version of MacGS 2.5.x.MacGS_2.5.2b2_Dev.cpt contains the development environment for version2.5.2 Beta 2 of Macintosh Ghostscript.  Because it does *not* containall of the Ghostscript fonts, you must also obtain and unarchiveMacGS_2.5.2b2_Runtime.cpt to obtain a complete Ghostscript runtimeenvironment.  However, this archive contains sufficient files to runstandalone.This implemention does *not* require 32-bit Color QuickDraw and runsunder both System 6 and System 7.  It should even run on black-and-white displays.This version does *not* presuppose a 68020 or better processor, nor doesit presuppose the existence of a 68881 FPU.Getting Started------- -------Once Ghostscript is initialized, use the MacGS menu item Open File... toselect a file to preview.  I suggest your opening one of the files ings:(Tests).  Also note that most of the files in the (macGS Tests)folder assume that the Laserprep file was previously loaded.  Use theMacGS menu item Resume to continue.Because MacGS used hardcoded relative paths, I *strongly* suggest thatyou neither rename nor move files contained within the MacGS folder.  Ifyou do, you risk of having MacGS fail during initialization andprematurely terminating.Mac-Specific Features------------ --------Once Ghostscript is initialized, you can open and display PostScriptfiles via the MacGS menu.  This menu also allows you to save yourPostScript output as a PICT file.You can Cut and Copy the rendered image to the clipboard.The arrow keys will scroll the graphics window.  On an extendedkeyboard, the Page Up/Down and Home/End keys will scroll the imageappropriately; the addition of the Option key specifies the horizontalscrollbar.Beta 2 Enhancements---- - ------------The MacGS menu is now immediately available without having to bring theGraphics Window frontmost.  The command-key equivalents of the MacGSmenu items are also honored.  (This entailed selectively pre-emptingTHINK C's console driver *without* changing any of Symantec's code.)As there have been reports of menu problems with Beta 1, these changesmay ameliorate those problems.You may now select alternative device drivers via MacGS' Configure...menu item.  In the near future (RSN :-), I'll look into providing a GUIto allow you to specify device-specific attributes.  Please note thatmost of the other drivers (viz., GIF and PBMPlus) create scratch files,some which need to be deleted and others which need to be renamed.However, this behavior seems to be a consequence of how these driverswere originally implemented.You may interactively selection a region to save to a file or copy tothe clipboard.  Although this feature has been successfully tested withescher.ps, tiger.ps, and golfer.ps with a 2 Mbyte memory partition,depending upon the complexity of your image, you may have increaseMacGS' memory size.When MacGS is rendering via the Open File... menu item, the cursor ischanged to a spinning watch.Under System 7, background processes are now given cycles.showpage always requires the use of MacGS' Resume menu item.If PICT recording runs out of memory, MacGS returns VMError.To accommodate MacGS and intialization file interdependencies,gs_mac.ps checks MacGS' version.Beta 1 Enhancements and Bug Fixes---- - ------------ --- --- -----You may now interrupt the execution of a large PS file by invoking Stop>From the MacGS menu when GS pauses at the end of a page after ashowpage.The name of the Laserprep file has been moved from MacGS' resource fileto the gs_mac.ps initialization file.Runtime errors sometimes caused MacGS to terminate abnormally with atypecheck error if the Ghostscript interpretor was implicitly invokedvia the Open File... menu item (-- matmesh2.ps did this).  This wascaused by PS programs which did not restore the operand and dictionarystacks to their previous non-empty states.  The .macrunfile procedure ings_mac.ps has been modified to accommodate this ... *antisocial*behavior.In Beta zero, the Open File... command did not work the very first timeit was used.Limitations (Caveat emptor!)----------- ------- --------There is no way to gracefully interrupt MacGS while it is rendering.Although I've implemented preliminary code (-- MacGS actually detectsCommand-. key presses), this feature relies on GS using the return value>From gp_check_interrupts ().  Peter says that this is on his list ofthings to fix for GS 2.6.MacGS 2.5.2 is *absymally* slow when rendering snowflak.ps.  This isbecause Peter eliminated the use of driver-specific fill trapezoidroutines.  (MacGS *2.2* is actually very much faster.  Oh, well -- onestep forward, two steps back....)  Peter's suggestion is to create animage device and let Ghostscript do the rendering.  However, thetradeoff is that a resultant picture is comprised of a monolithic bitmapand not composite, and editable, QD picture elements.Printing appears to work for LaserWriters and DeskWriters.  However,because MacGS is printing a backing-store QD picture, the resolution islimited to 72 dpi (the Macintosh screen density).  In order toaccommodate laserprinter resolutions (e.g., 300 dpi or whatever), MacGSwould need to re-render the image at a higher resolution.  This is betterdone with a dedicated (TBD) MacGS printer driver.Bugs----On a black-and-white (viz., 1-bit deep) display, some PS files make theinitial contents of the graphics window black; scrolling the windowsometimes ameliorates this problem.There is a problem with GS 2.5.2 (which MacGS inherits) renderingscreen.ps.  Peter is fixing this in GS 2.6.There have been reports of INIT/cdev conflicts (Menubar Pattern, WindowShade, and BeHierarchic).  If you suspect that MacGS is failing becauseof an INIT conflict, please drop me a note indicating the suspectextension.  If the extension is either freeware or shareware, pleaseindicate its availability and I'll attempt to obtain a copy for testing.MacGS appears to suffer from memory lossage.  Symptoms include partialrendering to the screen, lack of backing-store, etc..  If this occurs,quit and restart MacGS.  If this problem persists, increase MacGS'memory size.  If it still persists, please drop me a note.THINK C Configuration Issues----- - ------------- ------Because THINK C's development environment only approximates a unixsystem, you need to create an empty file named "sys/types.h" and put itin THINK C's system header file path (viz., where THINK C searches for"<.h>" files).  In addition, you'll need to create an alias (-- or acopy, for those of you still using System 6) of stdlib.h named"malloc.h" and also put it in THINK C's system header file path.Resource Hacking-------- -------I've created a 'pref' resource (the associated TMPL resource isincluded) that defines the size of the graphics output window.  If youwant MacGS to use something other than your screen's maximum size,select the "Use resource" flag and change the resource's width andheight fields.  Also, if you're both adventurous and curious, thisresource contains additional fields whose values you may change for yourruntime enjoyment.You may also change MacGS' default paths by modifying the first stringin the STR# 128 resource.  Caveat emptor!Potential Futures--------- -------An automatic printing driver.Perhaps someone will be adventurous and create a PostScript-to-EPSdriver using MacGS as a starting point.  :-)Drag and drop preview/printing.PAP level printing to PS printers.  Issues include what to do aboutmissing fonts.Distribution Caveats------------ -------Even though I've not necessarily included the caveat in all of MacGS'source code, the distribution of the source code is controlled by theGNU General License....Martin Fong                [e-mail]------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     ghostscript-252b2-runtime-2.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 3 Mar 93 15:02:48 PST From: [e-mail] (Martin Fong)Subject: MacGS 2.5.2b2 Runtime (2 of 2) 03 March 1993These files constitute MacGS 2.5.2 Beta Two and supercede MacGS 2.5.2Beta One.  The distribution is divided into three parts: aself-contained runtime environment, complete with fonts, aself-contained runtime environment *without fonts*, and, in accordancewith the GNU General License, a self-contained developmentenvironment.  Please replace the previous version of MacGS with thisone.     Thank you.     Martin Fong                        [e-mail]     Senior Software Engineer           [phone]     SRI International, EJ209     333 Ravenswood Avenue     Menlo Park, CA    94025------------------------------------------------------------------------01 March 1993Overview--------MacGS_2.5.2b2_Runtime.cpt contains a self-contained runtime environmentfor version 2.5.2 Beta 2 of Macintosh Ghostscript that runs on aMacintosh with at least 2 Megabytes of memory.MacGS_2.5.2b2_RT_No_Fonts.cpt is identical to MacGS_2.5.2b2_Runtime.cptexcept it does *not* contain the Ghostscript fonts.  This file wasspecifically created for those who are upgrading from a previous versionof MacGS 2.5.x and who wish to avoid the cost of transferringGhostscript's fonts.  Please do *not* obtain this archive unless you areupgrading from a previous version of MacGS 2.5.x.MacGS_2.5.2b2_Dev.cpt contains the development environment for version2.5.2 Beta 2 of Macintosh Ghostscript.  Because it does *not* containall of the Ghostscript fonts, you must also obtain and unarchiveMacGS_2.5.2b2_Runtime.cpt to obtain a complete Ghostscript runtimeenvironment.  However, this archive contains sufficient files to runstandalone.This implemention does *not* require 32-bit Color QuickDraw and runsunder both System 6 and System 7.  It should even run on black-and-white displays.This version does *not* presuppose a 68020 or better processor, nor doesit presuppose the existence of a 68881 FPU.Getting Started------- -------Once Ghostscript is initialized, use the MacGS menu item Open File... toselect a file to preview.  I suggest your opening one of the files ings:(Tests).  Also note that most of the files in the (macGS Tests)folder assume that the Laserprep file was previously loaded.  Use theMacGS menu item Resume to continue.Because MacGS used hardcoded relative paths, I *strongly* suggest thatyou neither rename nor move files contained within the MacGS folder.  Ifyou do, you risk of having MacGS fail during initialization andprematurely terminating.Mac-Specific Features------------ --------Once Ghostscript is initialized, you can open and display PostScriptfiles via the MacGS menu.  This menu also allows you to save yourPostScript output as a PICT file.You can Cut and Copy the rendered image to the clipboard.The arrow keys will scroll the graphics window.  On an extendedkeyboard, the Page Up/Down and Home/End keys will scroll the imageappropriately; the addition of the Option key specifies the horizontalscrollbar.Beta 2 Enhancements---- - ------------The MacGS menu is now immediately available without having to bring theGraphics Window frontmost.  The command-key equivalents of the MacGSmenu items are also honored.  (This entailed selectively pre-emptingTHINK C's console driver *without* changing any of Symantec's code.)As there have been reports of menu problems with Beta 1, these changesmay ameliorate those problems.You may now select alternative device drivers via MacGS' Configure...menu item.  In the near future (RSN :-), I'll look into providing a GUIto allow you to specify device-specific attributes.  Please note thatmost of the other drivers (viz., GIF and PBMPlus) create scratch files,some which need to be deleted and others which need to be renamed.However, this behavior seems to be a consequence of how these driverswere originally implemented.You may interactively selection a region to save to a file or copy tothe clipboard.  Although this feature has been successfully tested withescher.ps, tiger.ps, and golfer.ps with a 2 Mbyte memory partition,depending upon the complexity of your image, you may have increaseMacGS' memory size.When MacGS is rendering via the Open File... menu item, the cursor ischanged to a spinning watch.Under System 7, background processes are now given cycles.showpage always requires the use of MacGS' Resume menu item.If PICT recording runs out of memory, MacGS returns VMError.To accommodate MacGS and intialization file interdependencies,gs_mac.ps checks MacGS' version.Beta 1 Enhancements and Bug Fixes---- - ------------ --- --- -----You may now interrupt the execution of a large PS file by invoking Stopfrom the MacGS menu when GS pauses at the end of a page after ashowpage.The name of the Laserprep file has been moved from MacGS' resource fileto the gs_mac.ps initialization file.Runtime errors sometimes caused MacGS to terminate abnormally with atypecheck error if the Ghostscript interpretor was implicitly invokedvia the Open File... menu item (-- matmesh2.ps did this).  This wascaused by PS programs which did not restore the operand and dictionarystacks to their previous non-empty states.  The .macrunfile procedure ings_mac.ps has been modified to accommodate this ... *antisocial*behavior.In Beta zero, the Open File... command did not work the very first timeit was used.Limitations (Caveat emptor!)----------- ------- --------There is no way to gracefully interrupt MacGS while it is rendering.Although I've implemented preliminary code (-- MacGS actually detectsCommand-. key presses), this feature relies on GS using the return valuefrom gp_check_interrupts ().  Peter says that this is on his list ofthings to fix for GS 2.6.MacGS 2.5.2 is *absymally* slow when rendering snowflak.ps.  This isbecause Peter eliminated the use of driver-specific fill trapezoidroutines.  (MacGS *2.2* is actually very much faster.  Oh, well -- onestep forward, two steps back....)  Peter's suggestion is to create animage device and let Ghostscript do the rendering.  However, thetradeoff is that a resultant picture is comprised of a monolithic bitmapand not composite, and editable, QD picture elements.Printing appears to work for LaserWriters and DeskWriters.  However,because MacGS is printing a backing-store QD picture, the resolution islimited to 72 dpi (the Macintosh screen density).  In order toaccommodate laserprinter resolutions (e.g., 300 dpi or whatever), MacGSwould need to re-render the image at a higher resolution.  This is betterdone with a dedicated (TBD) MacGS printer driver.Bugs----On a black-and-white (viz., 1-bit deep) display, some PS files make theinitial contents of the graphics window black; scrolling the windowsometimes ameliorates this problem.There is a problem with GS 2.5.2 (which MacGS inherits) renderingscreen.ps.  Peter is fixing this in GS 2.6.There have been reports of INIT/cdev conflicts (Menubar Pattern, WindowShade, and BeHierarchic).  If you suspect that MacGS is failing becauseof an INIT conflict, please drop me a note indicating the suspectextension.  If the extension is either freeware or shareware, pleaseindicate its availability and I'll attempt to obtain a copy for testing.MacGS appears to suffer from memory lossage.  Symptoms include partialrendering to the screen, lack of backing-store, etc..  If this occurs,quit and restart MacGS.  If this problem persists, increase MacGS'memory size.  If it still persists, please drop me a note.THINK C Configuration Issues----- - ------------- ------Because THINK C's development environment only approximates a unixsystem, you need to create an empty file named "sys/types.h" and put itin THINK C's system header file path (viz., where THINK C searches for"<.h>" files).  In addition, you'll need to create an alias (-- or acopy, for those of you still using System 6) of stdlib.h named"malloc.h" and also put it in THINK C's system header file path.Resource Hacking-------- -------I've created a 'pref' resource (the associated TMPL resource isincluded) that defines the size of the graphics output window.  If youwant MacGS to use something other than your screen's maximum size,select the "Use resource" flag and change the resource's width andheight fields.  Also, if you're both adventurous and curious, thisresource contains additional fields whose values you may change for yourruntime enjoyment.You may also change MacGS' default paths by modifying the first stringin the STR# 128 resource.  Caveat emptor!Potential Futures--------- -------An automatic printing driver.Perhaps someone will be adventurous and create a PostScript-to-EPSdriver using MacGS as a starting point.  :-)Drag and drop preview/printing.PAP level printing to PS printers.  Issues include what to do aboutmissing fonts.Distribution Caveats------------ -------Even though I've not necessarily included the caveat in all of MacGS'source code, the distribution of the source code is controlled by theGNU General License....Martin Fong                [e-mail]------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     gnu-indent-17.hqx   ****From: ROBERTO AVANZI 338188/SM <[e-mail]>Subject: GNU Indent for MPW version 1.7 Date: Wed, 17 Feb 93 16:54:48 MET This is the latest version of GNU Indent (1,7) as portedto the MPW environment. report Mac/MPW relatedbugs to me and not to the authors on the original program.They are GNU members and eat macintoshes for breakfast.there is also a commando interface which  now works (in previous ports I was doing wrong things).Happy indentingRoberto Avanzi([e-mail])#### BINHEX     hex.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 22 Oct 92 13:25:08 -0600 From: Chris Magnuson <[e-mail]>Subject: submission I would put this in info-mac/util as filename hex.cpt.hqxHere is a neat development tool for the MPW environment that could be putin info-mac/.  The tool converts selected CODE resources into Intel hex orMotorola S record formats, suitable for use with microprocessor emulators,EPROM programmers, etc.>From: Paul Russell <[e-mail]>Date: Wed, 30 Sep 92 13:22:18 +0100Subject: Hex tool - here it is...---#### BINHEX     holistic-sofa-standalone-091.hqx   ****From: "Alan Keahey" <[e-mail]>Subject: Holistic Sofa 0.91 Date: Tue, 8 Sep 92 17:43:32 EST This version of Holistic Sofa was provided mainly for those userswho don't have a copy of AfterDark, or who are running older,incompatible systems. It contains 2 executables, an FKEY and anapplication. AfterDark owners should check out the AD module versionof this program.At the risk of sounding immodest, this screen saver is a "musthave" for all Douglas Adams fans. Even those who don't knowabout Douglas Adams should still get a kick out of it.Holistic Sofa is a screen saver which attempts to reconcile the paradox of the sofa stuck in the staircase, as detailed in "Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency". It uses holistic methods in an attempt to extricate the sofa. It is the author's hope that if thousands of people around the world run this program in parallel, then we can succeed in this task, without having to resort toall those other things which I can't mention in case I give awaythe ending of the book.Compressed with Compact Pro. hqx'ed with mcvert 1.83.#### BINHEX     hp-calculator-10.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Mike Wessler)Date: Fri, 18 Dec 92 12:39:34 EST Subject: hp-calc 1.0.sit.hqx HP Calc! is a Hewlett-Packard style calculator using reverse polishnotation.  It has almost all the features of a regular HP calculatorplus a few extras:  * Full floating point hexidecimal, so you can deal with fixed-point    numbers and fracts, or find out what pi is in hex...  * 32 and 64 digit binary integers, in two's complement and +/- styles  * online help  * 100 memory locations for storing numbers  * persistent memory, so when you quit and re-launch, nothing has    changed  (this doesn't seem to work with AutoDoubler, unless you    tell AutoDoubler not to compress the calculator)  * keyboard shortcuts for most of the keysThis program is shareware for $10.  If you send a disk and a SASE withyour shareware fee, I'll send back some other programs I've been workingon.  If you're the first person to point out a bug, e-mail me, andyou'll get a free registration.  Enjoy.Mike ([e-mail])(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     hp-deskwriter-c-drivers.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 6 Apr 1992 22:23 CDT From: Greg Radke <[e-mail]>Subject: NON-corrupt HP DW C drivers 2.0 Here are the .image files for the Hewlett-Packard DeskWriter C 2.0drivers.  The previously posted copies were incomplete and wouldNOT install on my system.  Several other people had the same problemI believe.  Use "DiskCopy" (availble via anonymous ftp at ftp.apple.com) to place the images onto 800k disks.  These filesrequire the following:    1. Un binhex 4.0    2. self extracting into two (2) .image files (Compact Pro)    3. Use DiskCopy 4.2 to place on floppyNOTE: This software is copywrite by HP 1992.  You must follow therelisence agreement.Greg Radke-----------cut here --------#### BINHEX     icon-family-maker-22.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 14 Mar 1993 19:02:57 -0500 From: "Scott E. Lasley" <[e-mail]>Subject: IconFamilyMaker22.cpt.hqx Icon Family Maker (formerly Explode Cicns) is a program that willallow you to create ICN#, ics#, icl8, ics8, icl4, ics4, cicn, andPICT resources from a cicn or icl8 resource.  Version 2.2 improvesicl8 handling, adds the ablility to select dithering of ics8 and ics4 resources, adds the ability to create PICT resources, and fixes a few bugs.#### BINHEX     iconder-09b.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 08 Mar 93 08:55:26 EST From: "Allan M. Bloom" <[e-mail]>Subject: Folder Icons (Iconder resubmission) On Fri, 5 Mar, John Owens asked:>Is there any sort of utility which would replace a blank folder icon>with a folder icon with the small icon of the application it contains?John, Iconder does exactly what you want. It fell into the sumex-aim bitbucket a while back. I'm posting a replacement with this note.Al Bloom, Virginia Tech=======================================================================Iconder    0.9b  - for System 7by Stepan Riha, [e-mail] is an application that given an icon creates an icon-familyof a folder with the icon embeded in it (a la the system Folder).To use it:Drag an Icon on the desk-top onto iconder.Select a folder you want to change.Choose "get Info" from the file menu.Click on the icon in the Info Box and paste.This is an beta release, that is stable but not perfect.E.g. I have not yet implemented the dropping of Folders and Disks.Also, I'll do some changes to make the small icons in the family look better.Iconder was tested on a Macintosh IIfx under system 6.07, 7.0 and 7.0.1If you have any suggestion, problems or ideas please let me know.This software is FREE, but I reserve all rights to it.  Give it to yourfriends if you like.  It may not be distributed commercially, howeveruser's groups and on-line services may distribute it as long as it isaccompanied by this documentation.This is my first shot at freeware. If you like it, please send me a postcard, togive me the incentive to improve Iconder and to create more neat software.Or just send me some e-mail.If you REALLY like, feel free to give me a financial incentive, as well.Stepan Riha3600 North Hills Drive #265Austin, Tx. 78731========================================================================#### BINHEX     icontraption-102.hqx   ****iContration: Requires System 7, Color QuickDraw, and an 8-bit display.Version 1.0.2 corrects all known and reported bugs as of jan 1, 92. Thisicon utility application will copy families from file to file by simplydragging between windows; allow you to replace icon families in programswith ones of your own, from archives, or icon galleries, with a simple dragbetween windows; create new icon families and individual icons; allow youto dither icl8's and ics8's when making icons with fewer colors; supportAppleEvents, and is 32-bit clean! Docs included. #### BINHEX     info-maker-examples.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 19 Jan 1993 13:14:07 -0500 From: [e-mail]: InfoMaker sample docs         Ross Moran submitted InfoMaker a few days ago. He'd recommendedInfoMaker to me when I was looking for a util that would insert tabs intotext files downloaded from a mainframe or whatever, *even if there were nospaces between fields for the tabs to replace*.  I downloaded what turnedout to be the not-quite-latest version from AOL, which came with examples,and Ross uploaded the LATEST version to Info-mac, but without examples.Since I found the examples extremely helpful in understanding how to makeit do its thing, I'm here sending them along.  For the (admittedlyspecialized) task of parsing files, especially ones of a kind you'll handlefrequently, InfoMaker beats out MacSink or Tex-Edit and can handle biggerfiles and do more things than Columnbo. Clare Durst, Coordinator, Sys&Pub                   * [phone]Office of Dean of College, Brown University      * [e-mail]    Box 1828, Brown U., Providence RI 02912            #### BINHEX     info-maker.hqx   ****From: [e-mail]: Fri, 15 Jan 93 09:34 PST Subject: [*] INFOMaker 2.62 file parsing utility Every so often someone asks about text parsing software.  The sharewareINFOMaker from Green Mountain Software is rarely mentioned, which is surprising since it is a more powerful parser than any of the common alternatives listed.  Easy to use, too. The following is extracted from the documentation file for version 2.62 of May 1992:   INFOMaker is an easy to use utility application which will format data to   be used in the Macintosh*.  The data to be formatted can be from other   computer systems (PCs, mainframes, etc.) or from other Macintosh*   applications.  The program has been used extensively to convert database   information from VAX, UNIVAC, IBM, and CRAY mainframe computers and a   multitude of different micro computers.  The ability of INFOMaker to   handle a wide variety of input file formats including multi-line records   makes it a versatile tool to users who manage information on the   Macintosh*.      INFOMaker will place all fields of a record in order on one line,   separate them with tabs, strip control characters, strip leading and/or   trailing spaces, insert information for missing data, remove any unwanted   data, and set the file CREATOR so that the data can be loaded directly   into an application.      INFOMaker Also Includes Other Special Utilities:      - Splitting files by character count or on defined record boundaries.      - Combining files into one file by individual selection or by folder.      - An extensive utility for changing the TYPE and CREATOR bytes of files     either individually or by folder.      INFOMaker will run on all Macintosh™ computers with 512k memory or more.   Requires System software version 4.2 or greater.      INFOMaker is a shareware product...The program that you have is the whole   enchilada, not just a demo."--------------------(Cut Here)-----------------------------------#### BINHEX     installer-spy-0.40.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 4 Feb 93 15:24:20 PST From: Dave Leiner <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Installer Spy 0.40 InstallerSpy is an application which allows you to browse scripts writtenfor use with Apple's Installer utility.  Scripts designed for versions 3.1through 3.4 of the Installer are currently supported.  InstallerSpy is aread-only browser.  You cannot modify scripts with this utility.#### BINHEX     iomega-bernoulli-driver-342.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 17 Jul 92 11:12:12 CDT From: [e-mail] (David Fiel)Iomega Bernoulli Driver (3.42)    Enclosed is the latest version of IomegaUs Bernoulli drivers (3.42).  Of course, this is only of interest to those of us who have Iomega drives.  They claim to be System 7 and Quadra compatible.  The Iomega Driver control panel and Workshop program are included.David Fiel  *  [e-mail]#### BINHEX     jchar-14.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 28 Oct 92 14:58:08 PST From: [e-mail] (Ken Lunde)Subject: UPDATE: util/jchar-14.hqx     This file supercedes util/jchar-13.hqx, so please delete it.I had the wrong compiler flags turned on when I built the Macintoshapplication, so here is an update. Please delete the version youreceived earlier today. Thanks!util/jchar-14.hqxHi folks!    I just revised my jchar.c tool. I fixed a bug in the Jinmei-yo Kanjilist that is generated by the "-p" option, and also added a new option forgenerating the 1006 Gakushu Kanji (by grade level, too!): "-g" (see the helppage below for more information). I was also told how I could make thesource code more efficient in certain places. This reduced the final codesize in the executable file.    The source code and the binhexed Macintosh package (this includesthe source code, so you don't need both) can be found at FTP site msi.umn.eduin the pub/lunde/C and pub/lunde/mac directories, respectively.    Have fun with it!Ken R. LundeJapanese Font ProductionAdobe Systems [e-mail]** jchar v1.4 (October 28, 1992) **Written by Ken R. Lunde, Adobe Systems [e-mail]: jchar [-options] [outfile]Tool description: This tool is a utility for generating various Japanesecharacter sets in any code. This includes all the characters specified inJIS X 0208-1990, half-width katakana (EUC and Shift-JIS output only), the94 printable ASCII/JIS-Roman characters, the 1945 Joyo Kanji, the 284Jinmei-yo Kanji, and the 1006 Gakushu Kanji.Options include:  -a        Builds an ASCII/JIS-Roman list (printable characters only)  -g        Builds the Gakushu Kanji list  -h        Displays this help page, then exits  -j        Builds the Joyo Kanji list  -k        Builds the JIS X 0208-1990 list  -o[CODE]  Builds lists in CODE format (default is Shift-JIS if this option            is not specified, if CODE is not specified, or if CODE is invalid)  -p        Builds the Jinmei-yo Kanji list  -s        Suppresses headers and row number information  -w[NUM]   Wraps output lines at NUM columns (if NUM is not specified, 78            is used as the default value)NOTE: CODE has six possible values: "e" = EUC; "s" = Shift-JIS;      "j" = New-JIS; "o" = Old-JIS; and "n" = NEC-JIS#### BINHEX     jcode-16.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 25 Aug 92 11:25:18 PDT From: [e-mail] (Ken Lunde)Subject: util/jcode-16.hqx util/jcode-16.hqx        This program, JCODE, is a Macintosh post of a UNIX tool I wrote. Iused the ccommand() function of THINK C to display a Macintosh command-lineinterface. One uses the command-line to specify arguments to the program,and there are also radio buttons for specifying stdin and stdout.        Note that this tool is designed for those who are interested inor need tools that perform Japanese text processing.        Here is the help page that is displayed when the "-h" option isspecified on the command-line:** jcode v1.6 (August 12, 1992) **Written by Ken R. Lunde, Adobe Systems [e-mail]: jcode [-options] [infile] [outfile]Tool description: This tool is a utility for displaying the electronic valuesof Japanese characters within textfiles, and supports Shift-JIS, EUC, New-JIS,Old-JIS, and NEC-JIS for both input and output.Options include:  -c[DATA]      Reads codes, one per line, rather than characters as input --                if DATA is specified, only that code is treated, then exits                (KUTEN codes must be prefixed with "k," and EUC codes with                "x" -- EUC, JIS, and Shift-JIS codes must be hexadecimal)  -h            Displays this help page, then exits  -iCODE        Forces input code to be recognized as CODE  -n[NOTATION]  Output notation set to NOTATION (default is hexadecimal if this                option is not specified, if NOTATION is not specified, or if                the specified NOTATION is invalid)  -o[CODE]      Output code set to CODE (default is Shift-JIS if this option                is not specified, if CODE is not specified, or if the                specified CODE is invalid)  -p[CHOICE]    Pads the columns with CHOICE whereby CHOICE can be either "t"                for tabs or "s" for spaces (default is spaces if this option                is not specified, if CHOICE is not specified, or if the                specified CHOICE is invalid)  -s            Shows control characters (except escape sequences)  -v            Verbose mode -- displays information such as automatically                generated file names, detected input code, etc.NOTE: CODE has five possible values:      "e" = EUC; "s" = Shift-JIS; "j" = New-JIS; "o" = Old-JIS;      and "n" = NEC-JISNOTE: NOTATION has three possible values:      "o" = octal; "d" = decimal; and "h" = hexadecimal        Source code is included (in case users wish to compile the tool foruse on UNIX or on whatever platform they choose -- it is portable)Ken R. [e-mail]#### BINHEX     jconv-23.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 25 Aug 92 11:25:59 PDT From: [e-mail] (Ken Lunde)Subject: util/jconv-23.hqx util/jconv-23.hqx        This program, JCONV, is a Macintosh post of a UNIX tool I wrote. Iused the ccommand() function of THINK C to display a Macintosh command-lineinterface. One uses the command-line to specify arguments to the program,and there are also radio buttons for specifying stdin and stdout.        Note that this tool is designed for those who are interested inor need tools that perform Japanese text processing.        Here is the help page that is displayed when the "-h" option isspecified on the command-line:** jconv v2.3 (August 12, 1992) **Written by Ken R. Lunde, Adobe Systems [e-mail]: jconv [-options] [infile] [outfile]Tool description: This tool is a utility for converting the Japanese code oftextfiles, and supports Shift-JIS, EUC, New-JIS, Old-JIS, and NEC-JIS forboth input and output. It can also display a file's input code, repairdamaged Old- or New-JIS files, and display the specifications for any of thehandled codes.Options include:  -c        Displays the detected input code, then exits -- the types            reported include EUC, Shift-JIS, New-JIS, Old-JIS, NEC-JIS, ASCII            (no Japanese), ambiguous (Shift-JIS or EUC), and unknown (note            that this option overrides "-iCODE")  -f        Converts half-width katakana to their full-width equivalents (this            option is forced when output code is New-, Old-, or NEC-JIS)  -h        Displays this help page, then exits  -iCODE    Forces input code to be recognized as CODE  -o[CODE]  Output code set to CODE (default is Shift-JIS if this option is            not specified, or if the specified CODE is invalid)  -r[CODE]  Repairs damaged New- and Old-JIS encoded files by restoring lost            escape characters, then converts it to the CODE specified (the            default is to convert the file to New-JIS if CODE is not            specified -- cannot be used in conjunction with "-s")  -s[f]     Removes escape characters from valid escape sequences of New- and            Old-JIS encoded files -- "f" will force all escape characters            to be removed (default extension is .rem -- cannot be used in            conjunction with "-r")  -t[CODE]  Prints a table listing the specifications for the specified CODE,            then exits (all code tables will be displayed if CODE is not            specified, or if CODE is invalid)  -v        Verbose mode -- displays information such as automatically            generated file names, detected input code, number of escape            characters restored/removed, etc.NOTE: CODE has five possible values (and default outfile extensions):      "e" = EUC (.euc); "s" = Shift-JIS (.sjs); "j" = New-JIS (.new);      "o" = Old-JIS (.old); and "n" = NEC-JIS (.nec)        Source code is included (in case users wish to compile the tool foruse on UNIX or on whatever platform they choose -- it is portable)Ken R. [e-mail]#### BINHEX     key-inbetweening.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 28 Oct 92 12:23:17 -0700 From: [e-mail] (Jeff Slinker)Subject: New Posting Please post this new application for simple keyframe inbetweening.Geoffrey SlinkerAuthor of the QuickTime VCR,Tween, and soon to be released RDA Viewer.#### BINHEX     kill-finder-10.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 29 Jun 92 22:26:13 -0400 From: [e-mail] (JASON HOLTZAPPLE)Subject: kill-finder-10.hqx   Kill Finder is a tiny application that will force the Finderto quit when it is launched. If there are no other applications running, the Finder will simply restart again, so be sure another process is in the background.  Quitting the Finder will give you about 300 more K of memory, but you will lose the configurable part of the apple menu, so be sure you have launched all the apps that you will need.  I wrote Kill Finder because I needed a quick and easy way to make the Finder quit. Some programs will make use of the free memory through temporary memory options and such.  Kill Finder requires System 7.0 or higher, supports Apple Events, (largely useless in this case ) and is 32 bit compatible. Enjoy!-Jason [e-mail] simple source (Think C ) available upon request.Version 1.0 First release (Public Domain)#### BINHEX     laser-user-25.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 1 Oct 92 10:02:34 -0400 From: Scott E Maxwell <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] LaserUser v2.5 This is a posting of LaserUser version 2.5.  It is a utilitythat "asks" for a user name after every print dialog box.  Thename that is entered in the dialog box then replaces the "OwnerName" in the flie sharing setup control panel for system 7; forsystem 6 it replaces the "Chooser Name".  LaserUser will alsoallow you to limit people to printing only one copy perprint job.It was written by Philip Brandenberger and is free fornon-commercial use.  It is supposedly compatible withall Mac II's, SE, SE/30, and Plus.  It should also workon the Classic, Classic II, LC and LC II, but has not beentested on those machines.It was compressed using Compact Pro and contains a usermanual in Word format.One small note, when I tried using it users had some problemswith MacDraw II v1.1.  For awhile, some objects would dissapear.They would only reappear when I removed LaserUser.  I am goingto send a note to the author about this.Scott MaxwellThe University of [e-mail]#### BINHEX     launch-applications.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 16 Sep 1992 11:47:01 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Matthew Xavier Mora)Subject: Launch Applications (System 7) Enclosed is a update of a program that I released a long time ago. Thisversion requires system 7. This program keeps a list of all yourapplications, Control Panels and deskacc's for you to launch at any time. In a scrolling list, all your launchable software appears in alphabeticalorder with an icon representing the type of file it is. You select an itemto launch and click the launch button.You can do three things to a selected item.LaunchClick the launch button to start teh selected software. Control panelsrequire the the finder be available.Remove/deleteYou can click remove to remove the item from the list. If you hold down theoption key when you click the remove button it will ask you if you want todelete the item from your disk. This is useful if you have old software ormultiple copies of the same program.Get InfoShow information about that file.I use this program all the time and its very useful since all myapplications are usually buried a few folders deep and I can never rememberwhere they are.MattP.S. When you first start the program you need to click rescan so that itcan scan your mounted disks. You might want to unmount any large volumesthat you don't normally use.--_____________________________________________________________________   Matthew Xavier Mora                   |  The keeper of the UMPG   SRI International                     |  [e-mail]   [sent using Eudora 1.3b46]            |  [e-mail]_____________________________________________________________________#### BINHEX     launch-pad-202.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 24 Mar 93 21:49:51 EST From: J S Greenfield <[e-mail]>Subject: LaunchPad 2.0.2 Application: LaunchPad 2.0.2(Shareware, $10)Description:System 7's drop-launching features are a nice idea, but there is a catch: in order to drop documents onto an application, you need to have the application on the desktop, or in some other open window.  This one problem is probably the single greatest impediment to realizing the full potential of drop-launching.  In the past, you had basically two choices: either fill up your desktop with an array of various application icons, to keep them available for drop-launching, or keep your desktop clean, and limit your use of drop-launching to rare occasions.LaunchPad changes all that.LaunchPad is a simple utility designed to let you keep a clean desktop, but still maintain convenient access to System 7's drop-launching features.  LaunchPad serves as a drag-and-drop dock for any applications that you choose.  You simply drag documents to the LaunchPad icon, and then select an application to launch from the "get file" dialog.  The dropped documents will then be opened using the selected application (if possible).With LaunchPad, you keep your desktop clean and take advantage of System 7's drop-launching.  LaunchPad also provides a drop-printing feature.So why use drop-launching or LaunchPad?  If this question comes to mind, then you are probably one of the many people who have yet to experience just how convenient drop-launching can be.  Drop-launching makes many tasks much easier.  See the enclosed documentation for useful examples.Specifications:LaunchPad requires approximately 30K of disk space, and aslittle as 40K of RAM.Changes from version 2.0.1:LaunchPad 2.0.2 is a maintenance release that:  -- corrects a double memory disposal error (probably not     noticeable, unless you have some specialized debugging     tools installed).-------------------------#### BINHEX     log-in-21.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 19 Mar 92 19:34:16 GMT-0600 From: "David E. Skinner" <[e-mail]>Subject: LogIn21.cpt.hqx LogIn is a shareware password and log keeping program.  It alsodisplays information at startup.  It allows up to 20 differenct users and passwords, with one user as the "administrator".  DO NOT RUN WITHOUT READING DOC FILE.  Please send comments to Chris Owen, Box 1471, Garden City KS  67846. #### BINHEX     loodle-53.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 1993 15:32:28 EST From: "Paul T. Gelinas" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Loodle 5.3 (disk cataloging program)     Enclosed please find a copy of Loodle 5.3, a disk catalogingprogram.  It used to be on the info-mac server but was apparentlydeleted a while ago.  It allows either manual or automatic disk ejection,label borders, and insertion of icoms or images on the disk label.It can also export catalogs.    Includes documaentation in applicatin format, and a HyperCardstack for making a database for online filename searches (Which floppywas that?)  Can also catalog hard disks.    Binhexed Compact Pro archive.        Paul#### BINHEX     lp-daemon.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 20 Jan 1993 15:15:41 +0800 (WST) From: "Casper A. Boon" <[e-mail]>Subject: lpDaemon - a BSD compatible printer daemon for the mac lpDaemon and LPR----------------lpDaemon is a utility that implements the Berkeley Line Printer Protocols onthe Macintosh. It normally spools postscript file sent from a unix host andsends them to a LaserWriter on the Mac network.LPR is an lpDaemon client that submits jobs to a printer queue.  Typically atext file is to a unix print queue.lpDaemon and LPR run under system 7 and require MacTCP.Casper BoonJan [e-mail]#### BINHEX     lp-decode.hqx   ****Date: SUN, 28 Jun 92 15:06:22 EDT From: "Louis_Bergeron"[e-mail]: Universite du Quebec en Abitibi-Temiscamingue From:    VAXORA::MERCURE      27-JUN-1992 17:54:23.90To:    ORPBERLCC:    Subj:    Message en provenance du site AMNESIX    de l'usager NETNORTHReceived: from eros.uknet.ac.uk by Amnesix.UQSS.Uquebec.ca with SMTP    (16.7/15.6) id AA04994; Sat, 27 Jun 92 17:49:20 -0400Received: from network-analysis-ltd.co.uk by eros.uknet.ac.uk with UUCP          id <[e-mail]>; Sat, 27 Jun 1992 22:49:09 +0100Received: by nan.network-analysis-ltd.co.uk (uA-1.5v4);          Sat, 27 Jun 92 22:33:29 BSTFrom: [e-mail] (Sak Wathanasin)To: [e-mail]: Re: LPDecodeDate: Sat, 27 Jun 92 22:33:29 BSTOrganization: Network Analysis LtdReply-To: [e-mail]-Id: <[e-mail]>X-Mailer: uAccess - Macintosh Release: 1.5v4Here's the reply from John Hill. The latest version is attached as a binhexedfile (I presume you know what to do with it...).have fun!---| Msg#:21620 *MACUK*| 26-06-92 09:51:20 (Read 15 Times)| From: JOHN HILL|   To: SAK WATHANASIN| Subj: REPLY TO MSG# 21142 (LPUNCH DECODER) Thanks, Sak, for forwarding this. LB> The actual program seems to work very well even with LB> System 7.0 and Tuneup 1.1.1. But I would like to know if any LB> improvement have been done. Curiously, I revisited LPunch decoder only a few weeks ago, I gave a copy toLloyd Wood (did he ever contact you? I suggested he should, for e-mail gen) andhe said it was a bit flaky with certain cdevs and INITs. He didn't say whichones, but I recompiled it with the latest version, tarted up the icons with abit of colour and sent him a copy of the resulting 1.1.2. Otherwise it'sunchanged. Now that I no longer have free access to e-mail (and insufficient need to payfor access) I can't get hold of any test files from EARN or anywhere else. So Ihave neither incentive to make further improvements, nor material to test themon. I did suggest to Lloyd that he do some tests, but I haven't heard anythingfrom him; I assume that if he was still having problems he would have let meknow. The algorithms as they stand were pretty exhaustively tested before 1.1.1was released. The application does pretty well everything I wanted of it, and nobody came upwith any suggestions for improvements when it was new; so I assume that eithereveryone is happy with it or few people are using it. I don't want to fallvictim to creeping featurism! I have uploaded 1.1.2 to HQ F32, and sent DNC a message suggesting that hedelete the earlier version. Feel free to forward 1.1.2 on to the Info-Macarchives, or anywhere else you and Louis Bergeron think fit. There should stillbe a copy of 1.1.1 on the Dublin archive, BTW. And please thank Louis for his bouquet; it made my day.--- TBBS v2.1/NM * Origin: MacTel_HQ [phone] Nottingham,UK  (2:253/200)---#### BINHEX     lpr-12.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 19 Jan 93 16:28:06 GMT From: [e-mail] (Jean-Francois Sygnet)lpr 1.2 is a small Application that sends Postscript files(that you can create on a Mac by "printing to a file"using the LaserWriter driver) on a Ethernet TCP/IP network to a choosen address and pass it to the lpd queue in orderto print on a printer attached to a Unix box.Some people requested such a program, I didn't write it anddon't remember where I fond it, but here it is.(Warning: this lpr 1.2 is not to be confused with /info-mac/util/mac-lpr-1.3.hqx that just do backgroundposcript printing on a Mac)#### BINHEX     mac-auditor-11.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1992 16:48:52 -0800 From: [e-mail]: MacAuditor 1.1 Enclosed is MacAuditor 1.1This is an upgrade of MacAuditor. A disk auditing program to check and seewhat software you have on your hard disk. Its great for large groups tocheck and make sure that all the software programs on their macs are legal.it scans for apps,inits,cdevs and stacks.Matt Mora_____________________________________________________________________   Matthew Xavier Mora                   |  The keeper of the UMPG   SRI International                     |  [e-mail]   [sent using Eudora 1.3b34]            |  [e-mail]_____________________________________________________________________"You give good headgames, your tongue is so strange, caught in these backstage chains." _Crashed_ by Slik Toxik#### BINHEX     mac-binary-101.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1992 00:26:35 -0700 (PDT) From: Les Ferch <[e-mail]>Subject: Resubmission of Macbinary Date: Wed, 19 Apr 89 16:44 EDTFrom: Greg Smith <[e-mail]>This StuffIt archive contains the MacBinary application and a MacWritedocument.  Some methods of downloading MacBinary files (FTP to a Mac,for example) can only download to the data fork of the Macintosh file.The MacBinary program will translate such data files into their correctcomponents (info,data,rsrc).  There is an Upload feature to translate aMac file into a MacBinary data file, suitable for uploading via FTP.The True MacBinary setting is for the case of catenating the threepieces of a MacBinary file on unix into one text file prior todownloading.  With some versions of xbin and macget, the resulting forkson unix are not padded out to the 128 byte blocks that the MacBinarystandard specifies.  Turning True MacBinary off will handle this case.The MacBinary utility will only create True MacBinary II files forUploading, regardless of the True MacBinary setting.  The Delete afterDownload setting will delete the input data file after successfullytranslating it to a Macintosh file.This is version 1.0.1.Please feel free to post this package on other servers.  It's freeware.+----------------------------+------------------------------------+| Greg Smith                 | BITNET:   [e-mail]    || Systems Analyst            |           [e-mail]     || Bucknell Computer Services | INTERNET: [e-mail]       || Bucknell University        |           [e-mail] || Lewisburg, PA  17837       | AT&Tnet:  [phone]           |+----------------------------+------------------------------------+#### BINHEX     mac-binary-ii-plus-101.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Mar 1993 12:40:19 +0800 From: Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>Subject: util - MacBinary II+ v1.0.1 _______________________________________________________________________Peter N Lewis <[e-mail]>             Ph: [phone]MacBinary II+ is a System 7 drag&drop converter for MacBinary files.  It has no User Interface, simply drop a MacBinary file on it and it will be decoded, drop any other file or folder on it and it will be encoded.  MacBinary II+ should be fully compatible with all current MacBinary encoders/decoders, and extends the format to include folder hierarchies (although no other decoder will be able to decode folder hierarchy MacBinary files created by MacBinary II+).Version 1.0.1 corrects a problem that stopped MacBinary II+ from recognizing MacBinary I files.  I don't normally like posting sucha minor change, but since I don't have any grand plans for the programanyway, and since the problem is fairly noticable, I decided to postthis fixed version.MacBinary II+ should work on any System 7 Mac.  If it doesn't, let me know.MacBinary II+ is free for any use.Hope its useful to someone,   Peter. <[e-mail]>MacBinary II+ v1.0.1 Copyright 1992-93 Peter N Lewis #### BINHEX     mac-change.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 22 Mar 93 10:20:16 EST From: [e-mail] (Drury Jan)This is my latest version of my utility MacChange.It changes file types and creator types for any files or foldersdropped onto it or opened with it.Includes Balloon help, Drag-and-drop, recursive searching and apopup menu of common applications and their creator and file typesHope ya like it.  Released under StickerWare.  ie: send me anApple sticker if you like it !!!Gary Drury  [e-mail]    or [e-mail]#### BINHEX     mac-encrypt-101.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 16 Sep 1992 15:56:43 -0500 From: [e-mail]: MacEncrypt 1.0.1 Note:  The version of MacEncrypt I uploaded a few days ago had a bug whichwas quickly brought to my attention.  It would not run at all on olderblack and white Macintoshes.  This problem is now fixed.  If you can't runMacEncrypt on an SE or Plus, etc.  Download the files again and try the newversion.                                                                       MacEncrypt                                                                                    by                                                                                    J. Clarke StevensMacEncrypt is a program that uses the Data Encryption Standard (DES)to encrypt macintosh files with a user supplied password.  This protectsyour data from being read by anyone who doesn't know the password.MacEncrypt is easy to use.  You can select files for encryption usingstandard file dialog boxes or using the "drag and drop" technique fromthe finder.  MacEncrypt is just 21 kBytes long and takes only 128 kBytesof RAM.  It is System 7.0 and 32-bit compatible.Two versions of MacEncrypt are included in this package.  MacEncryptshould run on most any Macintosh with enough memory and systemsoftware 6.0.3 or later.  MacEncrypt II has been compiled to takeadvantage of the 68020 and 68881 microprocessors and is slightlyfaster.  It won't run on Macintoshes without processors of at leastthis level.-------------------------------J. Clarke StevensGeorgia Tech Research Institute(404) [e-mail]#### BINHEX     mac-ette-10.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 3 Dec 92 06:54 EST From: Jeffrey L. Needleman <[e-mail]>Subject: Mac-ette 1.0 Here's a copy of a DOS utility which reads Mac 1.4 MB diskettes on an IBMPC equipped with a 3.5 inch high density drive. Shareware by Paul E.Thomson of Acute Systems; $20.  This list of commands tells you what it cando:D:      Mark data fork for copy.Alt-D:  Mark data fork of all files in current folder for copy.Ctrl-D: Unmark all data fork files in current folder.R:      Mark resource fork for copy.Alt-R:  Mark resource fork of all files in current folder for copy.Ctrl-R: Unmark all resource fork files in current folder.O:      Open folder (change directory).C:      Close folder (change to parent directory).N:      Read from new diskette.X:      Toggle CRLF translation.E:      Edit DOS base filename for copy.B:      Begin copying all marked files.Esc:    Quit to DOS. I've opted to send this to info-mac as a standard Mac upload; the .hqx fileturns into a self-extracting DiskDoubler Mac file, which in turn gives youtwo pieces, a docs file and an .exe file. You'll have to get the .exe filetransferred to your IBM as a binary file, of course, with no translation.If you have access to CompuServe from your IBM PC, download the filedirectly as MACETT.ZIP from IBMSYS in Library #3 General Utilities. Mysearch by archie showed no site on the Internet from which this can beftp'ed anonymously as an IBM file--but I'm no archie expert so it mightsomewhere...Jeff Needleman  <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     mac-grep-02.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 21 Apr 91 21:04 CDTFrom: "Ken R. Lunde" <[e-mail]>Subject: util/macgrep-02.hqxutil/macgrep-02.hqx MacGREP 0.2      I spent quite a while trying to locate a program on the Macintosh whichperforms the same function as "grep" on UNIX systems, namely that one canoutput from one file specific lines, which match a specified pattern, toanother file -- a sort of extracting of lines. I finally found a program whichdoes this on page 117 and 165 of "The C Programming Language" (second edition)by Kernighan and Ritchie, 1988, Prentice Hall. What I simply did was to portthis small program to the Macintosh while still retaining the UNIX-stylecommand-line argument function. I also used a modified version of the functionfound on page 279 of "Algorithms in C" by Sedgewick, 1990, Addison-Wesley. Themajor modifications were to make the program work with 2-byte encoded Japanesetext in SHIFT-JIS code.     As many may know, "grep" is a UNIX function which stands for "globalregular expression print," and is used to print lines from files based onpattern matching. This particular version of grep only has a few features, andI plan to add more in the near future.     Now for the instructions. This program, once launched, displays a windowcalled "console," and a dialog with 3 basic parts: 1) Standard Input2) Standard Output3) Command Line 1) Standard Input: 2 choices are given, namely console and file. I wrote theprogram so that it takes its input from a file, so be sure to check the fileradio button. At that point you will be prompted to locate the file you wishto use as input (using the standard Macintosh file system). 2) Standard Output: 4 choices are given, namely console, file, console+file,and console+printer. Console means that the output of the program will bedisplayed in the window called "console." If you choose the output to be placedin a file, you will be prompted for the file name (using the standard Macintoshfile system). Perhaps the most useful radio button is console+file since itoutputs to both the window and to a file. Note that the number of lines matchingthe pattern is also output. This information is appended at the end. 3) Command Line: The first item in the text window is the name of the program(I call it MacGREP). There are two optional flags you can use: -n   This flag will also print the line number of the input file from which the     line was taken. -x   This flag does an inverse pattern match, namely that all lines which do not     match the pattern will be output. The only required item (besides the program name which is placed in the textwindow by default) is the pattern. This program accepts a single string as asearch pattern. This means you can search for individual letters, parts of aword, or whole words. It has been written so that it accepts Japanese, andhandles it correctly (the normal algorithms for grep won't).     I would like to mention that the TYPE of the output file (if so chosen)will be TEXT, but the CREATOR will be ????. This means that in order to viewthe ouput of the program you must first launch your favorite text editor orword processor, then choose OPEN. Double-clicking the file won't open it(unless you are running an application substitution program like HandOffII).     Programmer's note: I used the ccommand function described on page 171 ofthe Think C Standard Libraries Reference. This function handles the command-lineargument handling, and displays the window and dialog. It is quite useful forrunning UNIX-based programs on the Macintosh. The source for MacGREP isincluded with this bundle.     Please send your comments and suggestions to me at [e-mail].I just ported this program yesterday (4/18/91), and I realize that it needsmore features. I wrote it as a tool for extracting lines from lists of Japanesewords which contain a specific Chinese character (or characters). I will supplysource code upon request. You may distribute the program and its source codefreely as long as ALL of the documentation is included (application, README,and source code). Parts of this program are copyright Symantec Corporation asI used Think C 4.0.2 as the development platform.     This program has been stuffed and binhexed. Enjoy! Ken R. [e-mail] P.S. A copy of this file will be placed as a README file along with the programso that one will always have the instructions handy.  #### BINHEX     mac-lha-212.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 3 Mar 93 23:46:04 JST From: Shigeya Suzuki <[e-mail]>Subject: MacLHA 2.10.2 Enclosed, please find latest public version of MacLHA version 2.10.2.by Kazuaki Ishizaki ([e-mail])This version fixes minor bug which cause PB100 or 68000 based machinesto freeze.English documentation included!Shigeya Suzuki#### BINHEX     mac-librarian-154.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 6 Dec 1992 13:18:26 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Ken B Kirksey)Subject: MacLibrarian 1.5.4 This is MacLibrarian, this floppy disk cataloging program that David Poguerecommended in is "Desktop Critic" column in the January 1993 MacWorld.Please note that I am NOT the author; I just found it on AOL and am postingit here. 7-Dec-92 14:38:44-GMT,389255;000000000001Return-Path: <[e-mail]>Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA27404; Mon, 7 Dec 92 06:38:35 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA18851; Mon, 7 Dec 92 06:38:30 PSTFrom: [e-mail] (Info-Mac Moderator)Resent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Date: Mon, 7 Dec 1992 6:38:28 PSTResent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Mon, 7 Dec 1992 6:38:28 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Apparently-To: backmod@camis"MacLibrarian is a disk management and a disk labeling program.  You can createprofessional looking labels for your library of disks by simply drawing a template and then letting MacLibrarian fill in the areas such as disk name, serial number, file name and more.  If you want to add pictures to your labels then simply define the area and paste the picture into the area.  It has never been simpler!   You can also use it to find a particular file on a disk (including the disks that have been sitting around in your desk or filing cabinet).  It is ideal for recovering wasted space taken up by duplicate files and extremely old versions of files.  It searches and sorts on file name, date created or modified, file type, file creator, file size, application memory size, version, disk number, and disk name.  In addition, it recognizes StuffIt and Compactor archives and optionally expands their contents.  This program has saved me many hours of trying to locate a file that resides somewhere in the 200 plus disks that I have in my desk.  With MacLibrarian I am now able to locate a file within seconds and load the proper file onto my hard disk (40 megabytes for a hard disk is just not enough).  All I had to do to get started, was to insert the first disk, then the second, third... and so on.  MacLibrarian scans each disk, ejects it and waits for the next one.When your are done scanning the disks, click Done and MacLibrarian builds a library; it's that simple!How about printing some professional looking labels?  MacLibrarian 1.5.4 allows you to define templates for any label size (from 1.00" x 1.00" to 2.75" x 4.00") and page format.  Creating templates is as easy as drawing with any draw program.  You can create designs that are both functional and attractive.  Sample template designs for the LaserWriter and ImageWriter are provided for your convenience, feel free to use them or create your own.When printing labels (version 1.5.4) requires a personnel key to remove the message over each label.  This personnel key is issued to all registered users."#### BINHEX     mac-load-14.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 6 Sep 92 03:58:34 EDT From: "Geoff Adams" <[e-mail]>Subject: macload-14.hqx [MacLoad 1.4] This utility is very reminiscent of xload for Unix machines, but runsin MacOS.  It displays a histogram of CPU load, averaged over the pastminute, and updated every five seconds.  It runs very smoothly, andhogs *very* little CPU time itself.  Useful for keeping tabs on yoursystem's performance.Version 1.4 has these improvements over 1.3:  - Added the ability to display a figure after the decimal point in the      load number.  - Made the Prefs load/save mechanism more reliable.  - Fixed a bug which would prevent the window size from rescaling if the      load crept above several hundred. Geoff Adams   -   [e-mail]   -   [e-mail]#### BINHEX     mac-lock-20.hqx   ****From: Mark Bykerk Kauffman <[e-mail]>Subject: MacLock 2.0Date: Mon, 24 Jun 91 14:28:35 PDT  MacLock 2.0 is a small (128K) application that lets you lock your Macintoshat startup and any other time from the desktop.  You can contact me with questions or comments on Internet. My address is [e-mail].  My Compuserve ID is 72457,632.#### BINHEX     mac-lpr-132.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 2 Feb 93 14:37:12 GMT+0900 From: [e-mail] (SUMIYA Takahiro)Subject: MacLPR 1.3.2 MacLPR is a small utility which sends PostScript code to your printerin background (with PrintMonitor).  It also prints plain text files.Changes from version 1.3: 1. Minor bug fixed. With 1.3, 'dictful' PS error may occurs on PS    files which include large amount of 'def' operators. 2. Printing job can be canceled with cmd-. while 'Print...' message is    appeared.Now brief English instruction is enclosed.FreeWare.** MacLPR DOES NOT communicate with any unix lpr-daemon.** It only works with PS printers on AppleTalk.      Takahiro Sumiya ([e-mail])---#### BINHEX     mac-recorder-driver-102.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 22 Feb 92 04:02:50 PST From: brian kariger <[e-mail]>Subject: MacRecorder Driver 1.0.2 Enclosed is MacRecorder driver 1.0.2 which ships in the SoundEditPro package. It is compatible with systems 7.0 and 7.0.1 andQuickTime. It also fixed an incompatibility with the Shiva NetModem system extension.For upgrade information to SoundEdit Pro, call theMacroMind-Paracomp, Inc. Sales department at [phone].The enclosed file is a self-extracting archive. After downloadingand unBinHexing it, double-click the document icon to extract andsave the driver to your disk.(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     mac-snoop-155.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 4 Feb 91 03:04 NFrom: "Gary T. Czychi" <[e-mail]>Subject: To the moderators: Repost of MacSnoop 1.5.5Hi,I've got a couple of complaints that my previously posted Deluxe archive (ofMacSnoop 1.5.5) couldn't been opened by some IIci users.  This wasn't a problemof the archive, it's merely due to some problems in StuffIt Deluxe.So could you please exchange the file Mac-Snoop-155.hqx with this one? You canleave the abstracts of the old file unchanged and just change the binhexedStuffIt Classic archive which follows.Gary    Gary T. Czychi                University of St.Gallen, Switzerland    [e-mail]  or  [e-mail] (preferred host)            [e-mail]   ([e-mail])                      Tel.: --41 / 71 / 57 17 22                                   -#### BINHEX     mac-to-iso-10.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 2 Dec 1992 13:24:58 +0000 From: [e-mail]: util/MacToISO.cpt.hqx MacToISO 1.0 --------------This Mac program translates an ASCII Macintosh file (type 'TEXT')into an ISO Latin-1 file. Therefore, international characterscan be seen properly with an ISO Latin-1 compliant Gopher client,like TurboGopher. Please e-mail me any remarks and suggestionsCarles [e-mail] d'informaticaUniversitat Jaume I12071 CASTELL  DE LA PLANASPAIN#### BINHEX     mac-to-iso-101b.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Feb 1993 13:39:27 +0000 From: [e-mail]: mac-to-iso1.0.1b.hqx (util) MacToISO is an ASCII Macintosh to ISO-8859-1 (also known asISO Latin-1) converter.Changes in version 1.0.1b:I've modified the translation table (see tech info) so nowI don't make any assumptions about extensions to the standardLatin-1 code. Briefly, I don't use the reserved $80-$9F codes-therefore some Mac characters will be substituted by spaces($20) and some other will be replaced by a good (I hope) approach(smart " replaced by plain ", for example).Carles [e-mail]-------------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     mac-unzip-50p1.hqx   ****From: Antoine Verheijen <[e-mail]>Subject: Info-ZIP Unzip 5.0p1 Date: Sat, 23 Jan 93 19:10:47 MST Hi. Here is the latest public release (version 5.0p1) of the free Unzip programfrom Info-ZIP, as compiled for the Mac. There are 2 versions: a standaloneversion (compiled with Think C 5.0) and an MPW version (compiled withMPW C 3.2). The complete source, as distributed by Info-ZIP is included, as wellas some (primitive) instructions as to how to produce the Mac versions. Furtherinformation about Unzip 5.0p1, including where to send comments and bugs, canbe found in the README file (included in the Source folder).This version of Unzip is compatible with PKZip 2.04c, the version just recentlyreleased by PKWare for MSDOS. Encryption is not yet supported in the Macversion of Unzip (it is expected that it should be by the next release).Please note that this is a replacement for the program in file    info-mac/util/mac-unzip-42.hqxand is NOT related to the program which can be found in file    info-mac/util/unzip-20.hqx.This is a BinHex'ed StuffIt 1.5.1 archive.Enjoy.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Antoine Verheijen                               [e-mail] Systems SoftwareUniversity of Alberta#### BINHEX     mac-zip-10.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Jun 92 23:42:49 -0400 From: Jeffrey L. Needleman <[e-mail]>Subject: MacZip 1.0 Here's the first version of a MacZip, a program that creates archives inthe IBM .zip format. (There are several Mac utilities that will unzip a ziparchive, but this is the first one I've seen that will create a zip archiveon a Mac.) I downloaded this from America On Line; it's freeware.Jeff Needleman  <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     maccompress-32.hqx   ****Date: Sat 6 May 89 17:18:00-PDTFrom: lloyd chambers <[e-mail]>MacCompress v3.2 by Lloyd [e-mail]    P.O. Box 3442    Stanford, CA 94309  MacCompress is a fast general-purpose file compression program for theMacintosh 512K Enhanced and later machines.  Its powerful features includecompression of folder hierarchies and ability to import/export unix compressfiles.  MacCompress is fast, reliable, and free. Enjoy.#### BINHEX     macuser-security.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 27 Jan 1992 09:25 CST From: [e-mail]: [*] MacUser Security 1.1 This is the MacUser Security freeware app.  It contains a DESencryption utility, a file/folder "Loser" which makes files invisible, and a Shredder utility. I downloaded it from Compuserve.Dwight Lemke------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     maczoo-21.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]> I've seen a couple of reports that the MacBooz .zoo file extractordoesn't always produce good files.  Here's an alternative, that also hassome limitations but may work better (It's 50K bytes larger, so itshould do more, yes?).  I haven't had an occasion to use either program,so I can't say whether either works or not. SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR MacZOO 2.1 1/7/92 The interface to MacZOO is a command line interface -- sorry, butwe wanted to modify a minimum amount of the code written by ZOO'screator, Rahul Dhesi.  After double clicking on the MacZOO icon,type in the command line arguments as described in ZOO.MAN.  Forexample, if on a UNIX or MS-DOS command line you would type "zooa temp *.c" (which would add all files with names ending in ".c"to a ZOO archive called "temp.zoo"), you would enter "a temp *.c"in the MacZOO startup window. Also, MacZOO will not archive and compress anything but text files.Executable files on the Mac, for example, are not single files likethey are on most other systems, and so ZOO would have to beextensively modified to handle them. Thus, MacZOO is intended as a program to handle archives of textfiles which will be transferred among various machines.  Since ZOOruns on UNIX machines, OS/2 machines, NeXTs, Amigas, Ataris, andMS-DOS machines, Macs can now handle ZOO files created by thesemachines and vice versa.  Even Apple II's and CP/M machines haveunZOO programs. ZOO 2.1 was ported to the Mac by Jim Wolff and Brooke Anderson,who assume no responsibility for the results of using MacZOO --even if it causes your computer to explode, killing everyone withina several block radius. #### BINHEX     members-only-11.hqx   ****Date: 4 Nov 92 14:29:22 U From: "Michael Hecht" <[e-mail]>Subject: Members Only 1.1 Members Only 1.1Here's the latest version of Members Only, a FREE utility that will scan yournetwork for other Macintoshes, and build a list of their users' names. You canselect users from this list and add them to your Users & Groups.Version 1.1 adds support for AppleShare 3.0, and an Import command that letsyou easily add the same users and groups to multiple file servers. There arealso several other minor bug fixes and enhancements.--Michael=======================================================================Michael P. Hecht                 | Internet:  [e-mail] Institute Inc.; Cary, NC USA | AppleLink: SAS.HECHT#### BINHEX     min-system-installer-10.hqx   ****Subject: MinSystemInstaller 1.0 final From: Frank Probul <[e-mail]>Date: Thu, 5 Nov 1992 17:32:59 +0100 This is the final release of the Min-System-Installer.It removes any unneeded resources in the System, Finder,System 7 Tuner, CapsLock, and in the System Enablers for the IIvx/vi, PowerBook 160/180 and Duo 210/230. - Balloon Help - AppleTalk & Printing resources - AppleEvents - Color Icons - Fonts - Sound drivers, sound input, sound synthesizer... - any some other things. It supports System 7.0, 7.0.1 and 7.1 and all machines and alllanguages (At least roman-writing languages like english, german, french, italian,... I didn+t test non-roman languageslike japanese, hebrew, arabic, farsi,...)The following bugs of the 1.0 b1 release are fixed: - "Live Install" now possible - No more crashes when installing with System 6 running - Mac Plus/SE/Classic now will work with this installer.   Due to a "special feature" these machines need some    COLOR ICONS! (icl4 and ic8). - a bug was fixed: the unneeded keyboard-resources were  never   deleted. - Some resources were added (I found some unneeded drivers etc.   by disassembling the system resources)   This is a bin-hexed Stuffit 1.5.1-Archive.Shareware $15. Please send only cash, no checks. The cheque-fee for foreign countries is about 8$.ThanksFrank ProbulEmanuelstr. 17D-8000 Muenchen 40 (Munich)GermanyAppleLink: Probul.FInternet: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     min-system-installer-101.hqx   ****Subject: MinSystemInstaller101.hqx From: Frank Probul <[e-mail]>Date: Wed, 17 Feb 1993 17:05:14 +0100 Hello,this is the next release of my Min-System-Installer.New features:Now Installer-3.4-compatibleCompresses the AppleShare chooser extensionCompresses the System enablers of the new Feb'93-MacsyoursFrank ProbulEmanuelstr. 17D-8000 Munich 40GermanyAppleLink:Probul.FCompuServe:100136,1024Internet:[e-mail]#### BINHEX     minsystem-installer-10b1.hqx   ****Subject: MinSystem-Installer-1.0b1.hqx From: Frank Probul <[e-mail]>Date: Mon, 24 Aug 1992 14:55:36 +0200 This Installer uses the standard Apple Installer to remove any unneededresources out of your System and Finder. About 300 KBytes will be deleted.SHAREWARE $15.#### BINHEX     more-disk-space-12-updater.hqx   ****From: Scott E. Lasley <[e-mail]>Date: Thu, 27 Aug 92 12:03:30 -0400 Subject: More Disk Space Updater Update your copy of More Disk Space to version 1.2.  Downloaded>From Compuserve.#### BINHEX     mpw-convert-tools.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Sak Wathanasin)Subject: MPW file conversion tools Date: Sat, 29 Aug 92 15:15:01 BST Organization: Network Analysis Ltd Everything in this archive is in the public domain. You may do anything youwant with them.This folder contains misc MPW tools for converting to and from various formats.I've collected these tools from Usenet over the years. Some of them I convertedto MPW tools, others were MPW tools already, but needed a little work to compilewith MPW C 3.2. The makefile is for building with MPW 3.2; you'll have to changethe libs= line to build with MPW 3.1.The tools are:atob, btoa        converts to and from btoa format used on Unixjoin        a tool to join multi-part postings; this used to be a shell script        and is now much faster. Also handles btoa'ed and uuencoded files        from various mail servers.mcompress        from Gail Zacharias: reads and generates Unix compress files;        I added a -u option for doing CR<->LF conversions (useful for        decoding compressed shar files). (The -d option decompresses;        a useful alias is: Alias uncompress 'mcompress -d'.)mtar, muntar        from Gail Zacharias: reads and generates Unix tar format files.uuencode        encodes and decodes uuencode files used on Unix. Original by        Pete Gontier. I added a -u option for doing CR<->LF conversions.unshar        decodes Unix shar files. Original code by Amanda Walker. This can        be built as a standalone appl by Think C or as an MPW tool. Both        the Think C project file and MPW make file is provided.xbin        converts binhexed files used on comp.binaries.macAll the tools read standard input and can be used in combination. For example,    join parts.[1-5] | atob | mcompress -d -u | unsharSak WathanasinNetwork Analysis Limited178 Wainbody Ave South, Coventry CV3 6BX, UKuucp:      ...!uknet!nan!sw  Phone: [phone]AppleLink: NAN.LTD           Internet: [e-mail]----#### BINHEX     mpw-hex-tool.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 18 Oct 92 20:52:45 mdt From: Chris Magnuson <[e-mail]>Subject: Mac dev tool MPW Here is a neat development tool for the MPW environment that could be putin info-mac/>From: Paul Russell <[e-mail]>Date: Wed, 30 Sep 92 13:22:18 +0100Subject: Hex tool - here it is...---#### BINHEX     msword-draft-stamp.hqx   ****Date:         Sat, 19 May 1990 12:15:06 EDTFrom: Suzy Smith <[e-mail]>Subject:      DRAFT for Word documentsThis Word document contains the PostScript code to print DRAFTdiagonally across the page. If my memory serves me, it appeared3 or 4 years ago in the Tips column of MacUser.--------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     msword-laser-utilities.hqx   ****Date:     Tue, 13 Jun 89 08:32 EDTFrom: <[e-mail]> (Peter Jorgensen - Micro Specialist)Here (Finally) are two useful files for all of you out there who have beentrying to suppress the test page of a laserwriter, and also find out how manypages have been printed.  These two files, when dehexed and unstuffed, are Word3.02 files, and should simply be printed to the laserwriter with word.I'm sorry that the earlier posting was binhexed wrong (with linefeeds).  I nowknow better (I think :)).Peter JorgensenMicrocomputer specialistColgate University - Hamilton, NY 13346AppleLink - U0523BITNET - PJORGENSEN@COLGATEUtel - 315-824-1000 ext 742 -------X-------------Cut Here----------#### BINHEX     mudd-ticker-110.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 3 Mar 1993 03:04:51 -0600 From: "TheBard" <[e-mail]>Subject: MuddTicker1.1.0.sit Mudd Ticker is a cool little Utility/Clock that will keep tack of the ticks until round reset in a Diku type mud. It also keeps track of elapsed time and some other goodies. It is in color, and has some cool sounds...changes since 1.0.8 -o Bug Fixes.========================================================================--=The Bard=--                       | "Just remember, no matter whereCall the Caverns BBS!   Mac and Gif  | you go, there you are!"files galore! 217-367-5917  1.5+gigs!|                                       ------------------------------------------------------------------------Try Out Mudd Ticker! The newest in the line of Bard O' Matic Tcp/Ipprogramms/utilities! It's really cool!------------------------------------------------------------------------Please, Send E-Mail ONLY to [e-mail]             "Don't ja just HATE juggling 5 or 6 accounts?!?"Otherwise, I can be contacted at [e-mail]========================================================================#### BINHEX     multi-toys.hqx   ****From: David Hairston <[e-mail]>Subject: application updatesDate: Thu, 28 Mar 91 23:16:57 ESTI recently submitted two applications, MultiTimer and MultiDog.  I hadnot tested those applications on 68000 machines and had assumed that allwas well.  All was not well ... I overlooked a call to GetMainDevice()used in centering rects to the main screen which fails on 68000 machines.I have now tested these applications on 68000 machines and confirmedthat they do indeed run on all Macintoshes.  Admittedly, I haven't triedthe IIfx or the IIsi or the LC but there are no machine dependencies inmy code beyond the check for color QD.  Here's some brief notes aboutthese applications which I've now repackaged in one self-extractingarchive, MultiToys.sea.hqx.MultiToys.sea.hqx features two tiny applications that I wrote that areintended to be run under MultiFinder.  They are applications and notINITs because I feel that MultiFinder should be exploited and that INITsthat typically involve trap patches and possible conflicts should beavoided.  The first application, MultiTimer, displays 3 different timerfunctions in customized desktop windows.  The other application, MultiDog,does nothing useful but display the paw prints of an invisible dog as ittrots across the desktop.  Each runs in a 64k MultiFinder partition, orless.  Both applications are freeware but not public domain!  Docs foreach are included in the package.  Enjoy!  -dave-  [e-mail]====Cut Here====================#### BINHEX     mxm-clock.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 16:53:06 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Matthew Xavier Mora)Subject: MXM Clock 1.0.1 This is an update of MXMClock that I just sent out that crashed on computerswith bad/corrupt Menu Color entries. This version uses a pict instead ofobtaining the menu bar color for a background. I also added pref filecode. Now when you quit MXMClock it writes the changes to a prefs file.You can change the location of the clock by clicking on it and dragging itto a new location. When you quit, the new location will be saved.It has some intelligence now that if the clock location is off the monitor,it will move it on screen. I does not detect other menu icons though. It doesdetect if the menubar height has been set to 0.Below is the help text that is in the TEXT resource explaining how to changeparameters.Help text is included in the TEXT Resource.Matt--Below is the text from the first release.----------------------------Enclosed is MXM Clock yet another menubar clock program.This one requires 32bit color QD and a system running multifinderor system seven.In my constant vigil to replace all my startup documents with applications,(I don't like things patching the system when it doesn't have to) I createdthis clock program that I use to replace SuperClock. It doesn't do anythingfancy. It just displays the current time in the menubar. This version requires resedit to change the options. I will fix this in a laterversion. Also I plan on making it a Background only app also.Things you can set:Display rectFont Font SizeBaselineShow secondsand Waitnextevent sleep time.these things can be set in te CLCK resource. A template is provided for editing.This program is freeware.Matthew Xavier MoraP.S. I started work on this long ago when I thought it would be a half hourhack. After banging my head for over two weeks I lost interest in theprogram. After reading c.s.m.p one day it dawned on me what was wrong withthe program.If you call GetGworld or Setgworld DO NOT CALL SetPort ever again!__________________________________________________________________Matthew Xavier Mora                         The keeper of the UMPGSRI International                             [e-mail][Sent using Eudora 1.3b102]                    [e-mail]__________________________________________________________________#### BINHEX     naff.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1993 08:06 CET From: Christopher Garland CEC EUROTRA <[e-mail]> Read file X.***********************Not Another File Filter  - a comms/multi-OS environment utility.***********************NAFF is a no-frills, quick-and-dirty utility for converting between Mac, Dos and Unix text file formats. Just drag the file(s) you wish to convertover the NAFF icon, select the conversion required and the characters tobe added to construct the output file name(s) and let it go.... NAFF runs in the background under System 7 (which it requires), but in any case is reasonably fast, so it should not often need to be backgrounded, unless you have very large, or very many files to convert. Double-clicking the NAFF icon will present an input file selection boximmediately for conversion of a single file.  Output files are in MacWrite text file format, still the lowest commondenominator format and readable by any text editor/word processor. This program is free. Distribute it as you like, but only with thisdocumentation.Future enhancements-------------------NAFF does not accept whole folders in 'drag & drop' mode yet - this maybe a useful improvement. I might add a few options (setting filetype and creator, default conversion etc.). More than this would be against the original idea of a simple tool which "does nothing very much, but does it very well".Bugs and suggestions to me please:Chris Garland  Compuserve 100015,2216#### BINHEX     novy-accelerator-535.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 30 Dec 92 08:48:46 -0500 From: "Steve Marsh" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] SystechSWv535.sea.hqx Following is the latest version of the Systech/Novy Systems acceleratorboard software, v5.35. It now works with Mac20MX boards if they have 4MB of RAM installed. These are the recent fixes, as copied from theREAD ME file:                       VERSION HISTORY____________________________________________________________Changes to Quik30 support software for versions 5.3512-16-92Now works with MX-20! There must be 4MB on MX-20 to work with new software.12-15-92Fixed bug with System 7.1 that prevented a restart from working properly.____________________________________________________________Changes to Quik30 support software for versions 5.3411-12-92Simply added support for more monitors on the ImagePro.____________________________________________________________Changes to Quik30 support software for versions 5.3311-11-92Simply added support for more monitors on the ImagePro.____________________________________________________________Changes to Quik30 support software for versions 5.3211-02-92Now compatible with System 7.1 and AppleTalk 57.0.____________________________________________________________Changes to Quik30 support software for versions 5.3110-13-92Redesigned the preferences file logic for improved speed, reliablity, and appearance.10-09-92Fixed a scrolling bug in the Control Panel.10-07-92Added a startup key to disable any LCA load at boot time.____________________________________________________________Enjoy! - Steve Marsh  "[e-mail]"   ;-)- Steve Marsh  "[e-mail]"   ;-)#### BINHEX     now-utilities-302-updater.hqx   ****From: Scott E. Lasley <[e-mail]>Date: Wed, 25 Mar 92 00:41:57 -0500 Subject: NOW Utilities 3.0.2 Updater This is a compactor archive which contains an updater and scriptsfor updating NOW Utilities to version 3.0.2. Scripts for AlarmsClock, DeskPicture, MultiMaster, NOW Installer, NOWMenus, NOWSave, Profiler, Screen Locker, Startup Manager, Super Boomerang,and WYSIWYG Menus are included.  I did not download the CEToolbox updater sincs version 1.6.5 is already available at sumex and umich.  Scripts were downloaded from Compuserve.#### BINHEX     now-utilities-401-updater.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 3 Nov 92 13:00:41 EST From: Dave Faust <[e-mail]>Subject: Now Utilities Updater 4.0.1 Sorry about that....forgot to enclose the file. Once again, this was downloaded from aol last night. Updates Now Utilities 4.0 to 4.0.1.Dave#### BINHEX     now-utilities-401p-updater.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 07 Feb 1993 15:06:28 EST From: "Paul D. Bain" <[e-mail]>Subject: now-utilities-401p-updater.hqx There are only TWO files that need to be updated to 4.0.1p - Now Toolbox andSuper Boomerang. These updated files will work with the existing 4.0.1components of Now Utilities.This compressed file contains the Now Utilities 4.0.1/4.0.1p Updater and the4.0.1p updater files. The updater files included are: Now Toolbox 4.0.1p andSuper Boomerang 4.0.1p. Be sure to place the Updater application and files inthe same folder. Launch the Updater and follow the instructions.These 4.0.1p files address the following areas:Now Toolbox:-  Accurately tracks recent folders that reside on AppleShare volumes. You arenow able to permanently add folders that reside on AppleShare volumes to recentfolders menus.-  Properly creates and opens more than one Workset. Now Toolbox no longer opensonly the first Workset no matter how you try to open more recent Worksets.Super Boomerang:-  Compatibility issues addressed for newer-model Macintosh computers. Thehierarchical menus (Super Boomerang menu under the Apple Menu and DirectOpenmenu) now appear properly on the Performa series, the IIvx, PowerBook Duos, thePowerBook 180, etc.-  The Auto-Resume feature works on faster machines.-  Occasional disappearance of hierarchical menus.-  No longer crashes when using Wipe Info from Norton Utilities.                                -----  SPECIAL UPDATE NOTES  -----UPDATING FLOPPY DISKSWe recommend that you update a set of backup floppy disks rather than youroriginal master disks.  (This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)#### BINHEX     nuvista-plus-drivers-2-93.hqx   ****Date: 3 Feb 1993 18:20:01 U From: "Tom Ransom" <[e-mail]>Subject: NuVista+ Drivers This file contains the latest (12/18/92) drivers for the Truevision NuVista+Videographics card. Included in the file are:    Control Panels         CloseUp         Blender         MasterKeys         ChromaKey         Vidi/o    Drivers         NuVista+ Drivers         SetUp Application| Tom Ransom, Mkt Mgr, Video Prod.  | [e-mail]  CIS:72000,107  || Truevision, Inc.                  |                                        || 7340 Shadeland Station            |----------------------------------------|| Indianapolis, IN 46256-3919       | [phone] [w]      575-7700 [Fax] |#### BINHEX     nuvista-plus-video-drivers.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Tom Ransom)Subject: NuVista+ Software Update (12/18/92) Date: Fri, 5 Feb 93 14:12:43 EST This file contains the latest (12/18/92) drivers for the Truevision NuVista+Videographics card. Included in the file are:    Control Panels          CloseUp          Blender          MasterKeys          ChromaKey          Vidi/o    Drivers          NuVista+ Drivers          SetUp Application| Tom Ransom, Mkt Mgr, Video Prod.  | [e-mail]  CIS:72000,107  || Truevision, Inc.                  |                                        || 7340 Shadeland Station            |----------------------------------------|| Indianapolis, IN 46256-3919       | [phone] [w]      575-7700 [Fax] |#### BINHEX     off-hook-11.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 25 Jan 93 10:24:36 EST From: [e-mail] (Malcolm Davidson)Subject: OffHook 1.1 Here is version 1.1 of OffHook. This is a small application which will senda string to the modem and wait for a specified time before launchinganother application.  Because the serial driver can be specified by name,OffHook can invoke RAM drivers such as those installed by QuadraLinksoftware, as well as the usual modem and printer drivers.New in Version 1.1 is a retry option whereby the string is sentagain if the modem does not return an OK. Up to 10 retries will be attemptedwith a 1 second delay between each.This version replaces version 1.0 currently in the archive.-------------------------------------------------Malcolm Davidson, [e-mail] CSIRO Division of Mineral and Process EngineeringPrivate Bag 5, Menai, NSW. 2234. Australia.-------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     omega-sane-71-installation.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 8 Feb 93 09:17:45 EST From: [e-mail] (Bill Leue)Subject: [*] Installing Omega SANE Patch into System 7.1 [Note: This is a second posting.  The first one was bounced becausesome mailer had mangled the header.]Here's an article which describes in great detail how to install Apple'sOmega Sane resources into the new System 7.1.  This article was writtenby Dick Andrian, Editor of the Northeastern Users of Macintosh (NEUMac)User's Group newsletter, and it greatly expands the clarifies thetheme expounded in a recent MacinTouch article in MacWeek. The articleis in MS Word 5.0 format, and includes several screen snapshots ofthe various ResEdit steps involved.For those unfamiliar with the background, Omega Sane is a patch tothe Standard Apple Numerics Environment (SANE) which implementsfloating-point arithmetic. The Omega patch speeded up mostF.P. calcs substantially, and fixed a few bugs as well. The Omegapatch was included in System 7.0, but unaccountably omitted inSystem 7.1. To make things even more confusing, the Quadra 950has the Omega SANE patch in its ROM's, but most other Macs don't.(note to Info-Mac editors: the article follows in a BinHex'dCompactor Pro self-extracting Archive in the next two mailmessages.)    - Bill Leue 9-Feb-93  2:35:50-GMT,40022;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA01543; Mon, 8 Feb 93 18:35:48 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA10129; Mon, 8 Feb 93 18:35:47 PSTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from crdgw1.ge.com by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id AA15506;        Mon, 8 Feb 93 09:23:23 PST Received: by crdgw1.ge.com (5.57/GE 1.145) id AA09483; Mon, 8 Feb 93 09:13:49        EST Received: by galen.crd.Ge.Com (4.1/SMI-4.0/GE-CRD @(#)sun4.ease 1.13 4/13/89)        id AA26324; Mon, 8 Feb 93 09:18:55 EST Date: Mon, 8 Feb 93 09:18:55 EST From: [e-mail] (Bill Leue)Message-Id: <[e-mail]> To: [e-mail]: [*] Installing Omega SANE into Sytem 7.1, Part 1 of 2 Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Mon, 8 Feb 1993 18:35:44 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     one-trash-emptier.hqx   ****From: "J. Rossi" <[e-mail]>Date: Wed, 24 Feb 93 16:41:03 GMT Subject: 1TrashEmptier Dear Moderator1TrashEmptier is an application written by a French monk who created in hismonastery a company specialised in Mac programming.Who said that the Mac was not for the rest of us !The application has two purposes:1- Deleting files and folders of a volume (disk, HD, SyQuest ...) put inthe wastebasket by draggind and dropping the volume icon into 1TrashEmptierwithout deleting other files located in the wastebasket.2- Deleting files and folders immediately and permanently.In the package is a short and rough translation of the French README file.Note that even if the application was written in French, it is prettystraightforward to understand how it works without knowing a singleword in French.Disclaimer: I'm not the author. I'm merely posting the file because he hasn'tgot any Internet access.You can reach him at  [e-mail]25-Feb-93  1:17:44-GMT,42268;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA17718; Wed, 24 Feb 93 17:17:43 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA12139; Wed, 24 Feb 93 15:30:58 PSTResent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>Return-Path: <[e-mail]> Received: from sun2.nsfnet-relay.ac.uk by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0) id        AA14459; Wed, 24 Feb 93 14:56:25 PST Via: uk.ac.leicester; Wed, 24 Feb 1993 16:55:35 +0000 From: "J. Rossi" <[e-mail]>Date: Wed, 24 Feb 93 16:42:18 GMT Message-Id: <[e-mail]> To: [e-mail]-To: [e-mail]-Date: Wed, 24 Feb 1993 15:30:56 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     packit3-13.hqx   ****From Jeff Shulman <SHULMAN@SDR>Subject PackIt III[ File 3 updated 19-JUL-1987 22 05 by CHESLEY to V1.3. There are two changes inversion 1.3  (1) Compression is now the default when packing files. (2) WhilePackIt has always packed all of the Finder flags into the packed file, it hasalso always masked off some when unpacking (this is necessary for some flags,while others are undefined at this time). Originally only two flags wereunpacked  Invisible and Has Bundle. Some more flags have now been defined andare now unpacked as well  Locked, System, Cached, Shared, Always SwitchLaunch,and Never SwitchLaunch. ]PackIt III file packing, compression, and encryption utility. Fully compatablewith PackIt I and PackIt II.[ This only contains the application file - Jeff ][archived as [SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU]<INFO-MAC>UTILITY-PACKIT3-13.HQXDoD]#### BINHEX     pagemaker-pdx-for-qms.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 21 Mar 93 22:26:02 MET From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] PageMaker PDXs for QMS printers This file contains the PageMaker 4.2 PDX printer drivers for all QMS printers. Binhexed CompactPro archive.#### BINHEX     pagemaker-ppd-for-qms.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 21 Mar 93 22:24:46 MET From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] PageMaker PPDs for QMS printers This file contains the PageMaker 4.2 PPD printer drivers for all QMS printers. Binhexed CompactPro archive.#### BINHEX     password-14.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 18 Jun 1992 12:38:19 +0000 From: Ralph Martin <[e-mail]>Subject: Password v1.4 Here is the latest upgrade to my Password protection utility for theMacintosh, Password v1.4.Changes from the previous version include the ability to choose to allowfor several attempts to type the password before shutting the machine down,which may make life easier for poor typists. The shareware conditions have changed slightly since last time to make iteasier for overseas users to pay their fee! #### BINHEX     paste-it-notes.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 7 May 91 14:01:31 -0700From: [e-mail] (Bruce Beare)Subject: Please replace the existing 'PasteIt Notes v1.0'A serious bug has been discovered in 'PasteIt Notes v1.0'. Thisversion fixes the bug. Please replace the one on the server withthis copy. Sorry for the inconvenience.Thanks,Bruce [e-mail]------------------------------PasteIt notes is intended to be used to replace those sticky yellow notes that many people have stuck all over the place. Just create apasteit note and 'stick' it on your screen wherever you like. Itwill stay there until you move it or delete it (assuming that theapplication is running).PasteIt Notes is shareware. Please see the shareware agreement underthe apple-menu. VERSION HISTORY(changes from 1.0 to 1.0.1)1.  The following sequence was causing a crash.    Create a new note    Set its title    Save it    Change its title to a longer title    Save it    This was due to overwriting the handle used to store the    title in the resource (there was a missing SetHandleSize()). The    application heap was getting corrupted.2.  An unlocked handle was being dereferenced during a    memory move operation (no crashes were reported for this    one).3.  A indication has been added to the title bar for dirty    (not saved) notes.Bruce [e-mail]#### BINHEX     pb-battery-clock.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 31 Jan 93 01:56:21 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Ron Nicholson)Subject: powerbook application submission 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).There are six 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    (and 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     pb-battery-voltage-13.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 13 Mar 93 05:38:05 PST From: [e-mail] (Lawrence Anthony)Subject: pb-battery-voltage-13.hqx dear info-mac moderatorsRe: pb-battery-voltage-13.hqx (Volts version 1.3)please deposit the following in the info-mac archives in thedirectory util under the filename pb-battery-voltage-13.hqx.this replaces the older util/pb-battery-voltage-111.hqx.thanks in advance.lawrence [e-mail]===========================Attn: Volts UsersRe: pb-battery-voltage.hqx (Volts) version 1.3I am enclosing version 1.3 of Volts.  This latest version ofVolts is functionally similar to version 1.2b1 and has thefollowing features, among others:    digital display of battery voltage,    alternate bar meter indicator of voltage level,    estimated remaining time of battery charge,    ability to auto-calibrate battery usage,    display window with 3 zoom states,    pictorial status indicators for battery charger,    CPU clock speed, and    chart of recent history of voltage level.Please reread the manual pages for all the details, especiallyon how to calibrate your powerbook battery.  Some of the batterystatus indicators have changed since version 1.1.1.Volts is a shareware product.  If you use it, please send yourshareware payment of US$5 to:    Lawrence Anthony    Keck Laboratories    Caltech 138-78    Pasadena, CA  91125    U. S. A.Please include your e-mail address with your payment so that youcan be sent future updates and beta releases.  Thanks once againto those of you who have already sent in your sharewarecontributions.Lawrence [e-mail]--------------------------- cut here ---------------------------#### BINHEX     pb-mybattery-121.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail] from GenieMyBattery 1.21.cpt         26KAddress: J.O.P.                Date: 921125Description:The author wishes all a Happy Thanksgiving by releasing this longawaited update to a superb battery monitoring tool for _all_ portableMacs.  Yep, this version now supports not only the MacPortable,PowerBook 100,140,170, but also support the new PB 145,160,180 and Duos210 and 230!  This version is also more memory efficient.  So what isit?  It's a small application that displays battery voltage(numeric,graphical), estimated time re- maining, and time elapsed sincelast charger hookup.  By paying the  reasonable Shareware fee, you get aversion that adjusts its estimates based on _your_ usage, machine, andbattery-much like CPU, only more accurate. Requires System 6.08 orgreater, and on of the mentioned Macs.#### BINHEX     pb-regulator.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]> Put this faceless background application in your extensions folder andreboot.  When you are plugged into a battery charger, things are modifiedso:* you are in non-rest mode* System sleep is 15 minutes* Hard disk sleep is 15 minutes.If you are not plugged into a battery charger,* you are in rest mode*JSystem sleep is whatever you set it to be via the Portable control panel  *JHD sleep is whatever you set it to be via the Portable control panel   --Brian Bechtel  [e-mail] or BLOB #### BINHEX     pic-me-up.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 24 Aug 92 17:59 PDT From: Samuel Herschbein <[e-mail]>Subject: PICMeUp - Updated     This version of PICMeUp fixes a couple of very minor bugsand adds the capability of dismounting the file's volume.  Itwon't be a "best-seller", but has found use in some studentlabs around the world.    PICMeUp is a small utility that reads its STR resources forthe pathname of a file, gets a PICT and snd from the file, anddisplays the PICT and plays the sound.  It can also dismount thevolume containing the file.    PICMeUp is used in our student lab.  Each time a studentboots a floppy or hard disk Mac, they get a screenful of message.Graphics, text, and sound are used because they just don't readthe signs on the door...    Included is a Word document for setting it up.  If you can'tread it, send me e-mail and request another format.    PICMeUp is ChocolateWare:  If you like it, send me somebittersweet or semi-sweet chocolate.    Source code available on request.    Samuel Herschbein    Chemical Engineering BF-10    University of Washington    Seattle, WA  98195    [phone]    [e-mail]#### BINHEX     power-alias-10.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 09 Oct 92 16:54:02 EDT From: tom prusa <[e-mail]>Subject: Submission of PowerAlias 1.0 someone recently asked for a utility that would act as analiad for multiple applications.  well, here is a little applicationthat does the trick: andrew anker's PowerAlias (version 1.0).Double-clicking on PowerAlias allows you to configure what5 applications will be started-up by dragging-and-droppingfiles on the PowerAlias icon.  The included read.me fileexplains the program in more detail.  Shareware.The enclosed file is a binhexed disk-doubler self-extractingarchive.if you have questions, please pass them on to andrew directly.his internet address in included in the read.me file.tom prusa#### BINHEX     power-book-screen-tester.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Feb 1993 23:31:58 -0600 From: "J. Scott Hofmann" <[e-mail]>Subject: pbst.sit.hqx                          PowerBook Screen Tester                    by J. Scott Hofmann and Kendall Miller                      two very bored computer students...   PBST is a small program which flips the screen from black to white with eachclick of the mouse. If the screen is white, any burnt-out pixels in anactive-matrix LCD display will show up as black holes in the white screen. Ifthe screen is black, any voided pixels will show up as white holes in the blackscreen. Take this program with you when you buy your Book to ensure that youget the best Book in stock.    Since the PowerBook 170 and the PowerBook 180 are the only Macintoshes withactive-matrix liquid-crystal displays (LCDs), they are the only machines onwhich PBST serves any useful purpose.  However, there are several machines inthe pipe that will use this awesome LCD technology.   PBST is compressed with Stuffit Lite 3.0.5 and encoded with BinHex 4.0. Tounmangle, either drag the file as is to Stuffit Expander and let StuffitExpander to the dirty work, or remove all the text above the --cut-here-- lineand then de-binhex and unstuff it manually.   PBST is Email-ware. If you use it, drop one of us a line! Our address [e-mail] and [e-mail] Gobbledygook: PBST is (c) 1993, J. Scott Hofmann, Kniggets of the RoundTable.   (For the terminally curious, "Kniggets of the Round Table" is a reference toMonty Python, but you'll have to find the show yourself :-) )8<------------------------------cut-here----------------------------------#### BINHEX     power-book-tools.hqx   ****Date: 28 Jul 1992 20:27:17 -0400 (EDT) From: [e-mail]: archive submission: PBtools.hqx (1/1) Enclosed is a Stuffit Deluxe archive file containing:    SpinD 1.0 -- an Fkey that spins down the hard drive but does            not sleep the entire system.        SafeSleep 1.2 -- an Extension that will cause the             PowerBooks to ask for a password for those             wishing to awaken them.Both are written by Bill Steinberg.SpinD works great in conjuncion with the PowerSleep Fkey (allowingyou to sleep just the HD or the entire system depending on what youare planning to do).  But you must change the default key wheninstalling one or the other as they both come setup to use cmd-shft-0 as the activation key.  (hint: use ResEdit to "get info" about the fkey)Dale Southard [e-mail]#### BINHEX     power-launch-11.hqx   ****From: Roby Sherman <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Resubmission - PowerLaunch 1.1 Date: Thu, 5 Nov 92 18:57:06 EST Dear Info-Mac readers...     Sorry for the delay in reposting, I was out of town...-------------------------------------------------------------------------If HAMs make you ill, the Finder makes you gag, and At Ease is tooidiotic for you, give PowerLaunch a try. If you are tired of FileLauncher INITs that crash your system and use too much system RAM, givePowerLaunch a try. If you are bored and have nothing better to download,give PowerLaunch a try! <grin>Enjoy!PowerLaunch is Shareware. Details enclosed in the archive---------------------(CLIP HERE)----------------------------------------#### BINHEX     power-launch-15.hqx   ****From: Roby Sherman <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] PowerLaunch 1.5 Date: Mon, 1 Feb 93 22:22:10 EST I'm submitted the latest version of PowerLaunch : V1.5Changes from previous version :* PowerLaunch has the option of displaying the filenames of theQuickApps (program Icons) as the cursor tracks.* You can now alter your monitor and/or sound settings directlyfrom PowerLaunch.* PowerLaunch now supports group launching...#### BINHEX     power-lock-31.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 24 Jan 93 10:23:23 EST From: [e-mail] (Rohan Cook)Subject: PowerLock-31 *** Moderators please note:  this replaces the previous PowerLock-31 archive which    was corrupted.PowerLock Release 3-------------------PowerLock is the "front door" to your Macintosh.  It is an easy to usestart up application that can be completely configured and customisedto suit your own personal needs.PowerLock started out as a start up security application, and thisremains its major task.  However, through AddOn Technology, PowerLockcan become much more.  Included with PowerLock are twelve AddOns thatprovide new features ranging from improvements to PowerLock, tocompletely new capabilities.Here's a summary of features:-  fully System 7 and System 6 Savvy, exploiting each System with   features unique to each-  full use of color and sound effects-  includes a special Desk Accessory, Function Key and Extension-  support for both a startup graphic and a timeout graphic-  creates a log of all activity which can be analysed (via LogManager)   through PowerLock-  SuperSecurity:  additional security options for "power users"-  all user names and passwords are encrypted-  registered users can obtain an access key for their copy of PowerLock   in case of a lock-out-  short cut keys available from all dialogs-  Auto-Install option (System 7 only)-  support for five users inbuilt or, via PowerUsers, up to 99 users of   your Macintosh.  PowerUsers adds ability to limit access times,   restrict files and folders accessed, etc.  AutoLogon automatically   re-establishes each users' server connections on startup.-  MasterPassword capability for corporate users-  PowerMessages provides a simple messaging system allowing users of a   single Macintosh to leave each other messagesPowerLock is ComboWare, a combination of PostCardWare and ShareWare.  It can beused by individuals at home for the price of one PostCard.  Use ofPowerLock in any other circumstances requires registration and paymentof the ShareWare fee.  Education discounts apply.  A registration formcan be found in the Manual.Rohan Cook    ([e-mail])P O Box 317Mornington 3931 Australia#### BINHEX     power-strip-20.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 1993 10:56:16 -0800 From: "Ron Wong, SCO DevRel, x7128" <[e-mail]>Subject: PowerStrip 2.0 from CompuServe ABSTRACT:PowerStrip displays info like battery voltage level, elapsed time on battery, whether AppleTalk is on/off, the speed of the CPU, more.  Newversion  saves preference file to Preferences folder, window height adjuststo font  height, graph showing battery load, more.  E-mail me withcomments!freeware. .        System 7 only; Powerbooks and Portables only.README FILE:From:      Michael Caputo      4186 Amboy Road      Staten Island, NY  10308      Compu$erve: 70233, 3523To:      AllRe:      "PowerStrip"Hope you like it, but more importantly, I hope you find it useful.  Here's the poop.PowerStrip should have no problem running on a PowerBook, Duo, or Portablethat's running System 7.  I have no way of testing it on other machines orversions of the Mac OS since my one and only machine is a PB100, so I takeno responsibility for any adverse effects caused by PowerStrip.New version (2.0) info:1. Version 2.0 saves it's data/preferences file to the Preferences folder,in a file called PowerStripPrefs.2. You now have the option of displaying it across the bottom or the top ofthe screen.  I found there were so many applications that left more room atthe top than the bottom, I had to add this.3. Window height is now proportional to font size.  Geneva @ 9 points isthe smallest and the most legible.  The window takes up only 7 pixelsacross the screen.  IF ANYONE HAS A SMALLER AND STILL LEGIBLE FONT, LET MEKNOW!4. There is now a battery load graph.  It graphs the voltage level over thelast two minutes.  You can hide this graph, if you want.  It will stillupdate even though it's hidden.USAGE:The best way to use it is to drop it or an alias of it into the StartupItems folder in your System Folder.  That way you won't forget to start itup.  WHAT IT DOES:"PowerStrip" tracks the elapsed time of battery and AC-charging sessions. When tracking the battery session, the counter is NOT incremented duringsleep states.  When tracking AC charging sessions,  it DOES incrementduring sleep states.  Neither counter increments during powered off states.It also displays available space on your hard drive, available RAM, thespeed of the CPU, the on/off state of AppleTalk, and on/off state of theinternal modem, if any."PowerStrip" does it's best to save settings between sessions.  It savesfontsize, style, and family, and if it exits in one state and starts up inthe same state (exit on battery and start up on battery), it picks up whereit left off. (It assumes you've rebooted.)CAVEATS:You can get REMARKABLE battery session durations by plugging in the chargerwhile the Powerbook is asleep, and unplugging it before it wakes up.  Getit?  It won't know that it's been jacked in, so it won't reset the counter.  Best thing to do is to change the connection state while the machine is"awake", or use the menu command "count zero" to decrement the counter tozero.  (Thanks to William G. for that one.)I hope you like it, but I really hope you get something out of it!Thanks!Mike/* EOF */---------------------------------#### BINHEX     power-template-10.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1993 23:03:43 -0700 (MST) From: [e-mail]: PowerTemplate 1.0 (In reports directory? Not sure, your call.) Fellow PowerBook Users,This archive contains the SNOWBALL PowerTemplate™ which is designed to provide Apple PowerBook users with some of the functionality of keyboard templates and other paper-based job aids to support their computing work.  I find that I often use the margins of my PowerBook 145 screen as a posting place for those yellow sticky notes, so I have decided to explore the possibilities of expanding on this idea.The enclosed graphics files contain PowerTemplates that you can modify and print.  You may want to use legal sized paper in order to print the full template.  I havesuccessfully printed the PowerTemplate on an Apple ImageWriter I.  Beware of automatic reformatting by LaserWriters of various types!I have included several formats of graphics files to facilitate printing.  The MacDrawfile requires legal sized paper on an ImageWriter.  The PICT and PICT1 formats havenot been tested.  The Canvas format can be printed (just barely!) on ordinary letter-sized paper by using the Canvas "Print Selection" feature.  The Scrapbook file is included to allow you to paste the PowerTemplate into other tools that I do not haveaccess to.  The HyperCard stack has the PowerTemplate in the background.  This stackcan be used to design different PowerTemplates by creating a new card for eachworking idea.  (In case it is not clear, each of these files contains exactly the sameGeneric PowerTemplate.)I have decided to ask the PowerBook community to help determine how to best use this kind of job aid.  You can help by putting a blank PowerTemplate on your screen for a while and seeing what you find useful to write on it.  Please drop me a line and let me know what kinds of things for which the PowerTemplate is (and is not) useful.Now some necessary legalese.  Ahem.  "The PowerTemplate and the SNOWBALL logoare copyrighted by John M. Ford, 1992, 1993.  All rights reserved."  'Nuff said.The PowerTemplate is free for all use that is individual or non-commercial.  If you do come up with a commercial use that will make you a big pile of money, please talk to me about passing along a little pile of that money.  Enjoy!John M. Ford             BYU Instructional Psychology Program740 South 50 East        [phone]Orem, UT 84058           [e-mail]----------#### BINHEX     power-template-11.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 16 Jan 1993 18:32:44 -0700 (MST) From: [e-mail]: PowerTemplate Revision (powertemplate.hqx in report or artFellow PowerBook Users,This archive contains the SNOWBALL PowerTemplate which is designed toprovide Apple PowerBook users with some of the functionality ofkeyboard templates and other paper-based job aids to support theircomputing work.  I find that I often use the margins of my PowerBook145 screen as a posting place for those yellow sticky notes, so I havedecided to explore the possibilities of expanding on this idea.The enclosed graphics files contain PowerTemplates that you can modifyand print.  I have included several formats of graphics files tofacilitate printing.  Each of these files contains exactly the sameGeneric PowerTemplate.The Canvas format can be printed (just barely!) on ordinaryletter-sized paper by using the Canvas “Print Selection” feature.  TheScrapbook file is included to allow you to paste the PowerTemplateinto other tools to which I do not have access.  The HyperCard stackhas the PowerTemplate in the background.  This stack can be used todesign different PowerTemplates by creating a new card for eachworking idea.  Printing of HyperCard format has also not been tested.(Using Canvas Layers is a much better way to do this, but I wanted totry out a template in HyperCard.)  The PICT and PICT1 formats havealso not been tested.You may want to use legal sized paper in order to print a fulltemplate.  I have successfully printed the PowerTemplate on an AppleImageWriter I.  Beware of automatic scaling by LaserWriters of varioustypes!  I have not yet been able to produce an appropriately scaledPowerTemplate on a LaserWriter.  I need to work on this a little moreto figure out what is going wrong.I have decided to ask the PowerBook community to help determine how tobest use this kind of job aid.  You can help by putting a blankPowerTemplate on your screen for a while and seeing what you finduseful to record there.  Please drop me a line and let me know whatkinds of things for which the PowerTemplate is (and is not) useful.Now some necessary legalese.  Ahem.  “The PowerTemplate and theSNOWBALL logo are copyrighted by John M. Ford, 1992, 1993.  All rightsreserved.”  ‘Nuff said.  The PowerTemplate is free for all use that isindividual or non-commercial.  If you do come up with a commercial usethat will make you a big pile of money, please talk to me aboutpassing along a little pile of that money.  Enjoy!John M. FordBYU Instructional Psychology Program740 South 50 EastOrem, UT 84058(801) [e-mail]----------#### BINHEX     powerbook-rest-norest.hqx   ****From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]> Two tiny applications from Insignia solutions (of SoftPC fame).  Placeboth apps (or aliases of them in the Apple Menu Items folder inside theSystem Folder so that you can activate them from the Apple menu. Theseutilities are equivalent option-clicking on 'Minutes until sleep' in thePortable control panel to get the hidden dialog which allows the restfunction to be set. #### BINHEX     powerless-10b3.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 24 Feb 1993 14:47:20 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Morgan Davis)Subject: Powerless 1.0b3 -- Shutdown Scheduler Demo Powerless lets you schedule automatic, unattended system shutdowns. Thisallows you to leave your computer running so that it can complete a task,then shut off after a period of time you specify.Powerless features:o  It's an application, not an INITo  Works on any Macintosh with System 7o  Small and efficient (less than 20K on disk)o  Cool 3-D color interface (supports B/W Mac's, too)o  Uses internationally-recognized iconso  Displays time in 12 hour or 24 hour formato  Displays time relative to the present timeo  Notifies you 5 minutes before shutdowno  Beeps during the final 10 seconds for additional warningo  Remembers your desired display mode and time settingso  Let's you select Shutdown or RestartWhat's new in 1.0b3:o  Added a preferences dialog with these options:    + Show splash screen on startup    + Switch to finder (great for Startup Items)    + Start countdown timer automatically (ditto)    + Give a 5 minute notification in advance    + Beep during final 10 seconds    + Shutdown or Restart action selectionPowerless is a commercial product ($19.95), but this FREE demo is beingdistributed through information services as a courtesy of the Morgan DavisGroup.  Only distribute the original contents of the archive when postingelsewhere.          /\/\  Morgan Davis Group (619/670-0563)/ /__\  Internet: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     prefs-cleaner-10.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 29 Sep 92 14:37:19 +0100 From: [e-mail] (Luc Pauwels)PrefsCleaner 1.0 (c) 1992 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 'creatorless'preferences files. (i.e. preferences files for which the application ordesk accessory or whatever created them, can't be found anymore on anymounted volume).PrefsCleaner is system 7-dependent.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 this unmodified document and the registration formin the original compressed archive this product came in.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     print-query.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 19 Mar 1993 19:27:08 -0500 From: [e-mail]: Print Job Query Application:    Print Job QueryHistory:Feb. 12th, 1993    V1.00    Created and tested.Feb. 19th, 1993    V1.01    Added code to display error messages,                         include host name, printer name,                         and time of query.March 2th, 1993    V1.02    Fix bug with receive data code.March 6th, 1993    V1.03    Fix bug which cause it to crash if openconnect failed(-23015).March 19th,1993    V1.1     - Added Host menu option to support more than onehost (Str# 129)                        - Added Finder Information for Balloon help                        - caching of IP Address between queires.                        - Background update every 5 mins of current status (zero = diabled).                          (STR# 128, index 15).                          Display one or more unix lpr queues on a Macintosh by running a unixscript to get the status of the selected printers.This program is free, it can not be sold or bundled with any commercial program (except NetDoctor), but it may be distributed with CAP.Send suggestions, bug reports to:By: R. Mark FlemingPhone: [phone]           Fax:   [phone]InterNet: [e-mail] ** The Author of NetDoctor,  a Lab and Network Maintainer Package ***************** Macintosh Program Requirements *************************Requires:* MacTCP installed.* 200K of free memory (may run with less, have not tried).* System 6 or 7. Also valiable from: I have updated the program on Queen's Anonymous FTP site were I maintainthe Info-AppleTalk FAQ:These files are available by Anonymous FTP at:        ftp.ccs.queensu.ca (130.15.126.54)in directory:        /pub/macintosh/files:Print_Job_Queue.bin - MacBinary versionPrint_Job_Queue.hqx - Binhex versionPrintQueue.Instructions.txt -   Instructions for installing the Unix side                                 and Macintosh program configurationinstructions.<<<<<=- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =-=-=->>>>Mark Fleming, Queen's University at Kingston Ont. K7L 3N6E-mail: [e-mail]       AppleLink: CDA0448Phone: [phone]       Fax: [phone]** The Author of NetDoctor, A Lab and Network Maintainer Package **#### BINHEX     privacy-10.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 24 Feb 93 01:55:36 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Tony Huang)Subject: [*] Privacy 1.0 Privacy is a utility that will, at the touch of a key in the Finder,instantly hide your files and folders on your Macintosh so that otherscan't see or access them. At the touch of the same key, a password dialogcomes up.  When you enter your password, your files and folders areunhidden and appear where you last left them.  Downloaded from AOL.Tony [e-mail]#### BINHEX     process-watcher-20.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 18 Jan 1993 10:12:41 +0100From: [e-mail] (Hugues Marty)Subject: ProcessWatcher 2.0This is ProcessWatcher 2.0, a system 7 utility that allows you to viewwhat processes are running on your mac and their characteristics, sendthem some AppleEvents (especially 'quit' which "kills" the process),easily switch to them, launch applications...This version supports remote connection between macs, to see what isrunning and launch processes on the remote machine. It also includespresentation changes and correct a few bugs over version 1.1.Hugues Marty / [e-mail]--#### BINHEX     proportion.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 17 Nov 92 16:58:02 PST From: [e-mail] (David Albert)Subject: application- Proportion figures out proportions and converts between----------X-Sun-Data-Type: textX-Sun-Data-Description: textX-Sun-Data-Name: textX-Sun-Content-Lines: 0----------X-Sun-Data-Type: defaultX-Sun-Data-Description: defaultX-Sun-Data-Name: Proportion.HqxX-Sun-Content-Lines: 216#### BINHEX     protectomat-26.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 11 Aug 1992 16:22:51 -0400 (EDT)From: Aaron Wohl <[e-mail]>Subject: submit protectomat.2.6 to archiveDumps appleshare protection and owner information to a text file and canreload it.  Usefull as part of regular backups or to help merge multipleappleshare server volumes.  Think c sources and executables areincluded.  Public domain.  Written by Aaron Wohl [e-mail] user interface is really horrid but is still a usefull tool.#### BINHEX     ps-pkg.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 28 Aug 91 19:21:24 PDT From: [e-mail]: PostScript Package  Dear PostScript devotees,   PS_pkg.sea.hqx is a small collection of PostScript code gatheredfrom various sources, some now forgotten.  Most are Word4 files,printable as is; a few are plaintext.  Purists may strip.  I had requested help in this venue for how to modify the traditional DRAFT/COPY stamp to auto-append a file's name.  File "A Doc Titled..."does that with options for chooser/username, time/date stamps, etc.  Thanks go to [e-mail], [e-mail],and especially to Peter J Outteridge ([e-mail]) for his helpand to Joel Ness  ([e-mail]) for preserving original sourcein Walter Smith's code ([e-mail]) from comp.sys.mac which does allthe work in parsing the $jobname string to grab a file name.  Excuse my slowness in posting your information back up again.  Two nice fractals are included and various text effects from sourcesyou may already know about.  Credit is also due to various Word Manuals,Dan [e-mail] and the book Learning PostScript: A Visual Approach.  I apologize if I have stolen anyone's code without giving them credit,for instance: the file keyboard.ps.  Please correct me by email or haveyour lawyer call mine.  [e-mail] / [e-mail]  BITNET: usercerg@ubcmtsg University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia, V6T 1Z5. #### BINHEX     ps-util-accel-writer.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 93 23:07:42 MET From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] PS utilities for Xante Accel-A-Writer These are the latest versions of PostScript utilitiesfor the Xante Accel-A-Writer printers and upgrade boards.#### BINHEX     pump-and-snatch-117.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 15 Jun 92 16:25 BST From: Gripper <[e-mail]>Subject: Submission: Pump and snatch network utility Pump and Snatch    Version 1.17by Nic Munro, Eton College, Windsor, Berks, SL4 6DP, England.Since the author has no Internet access, I am happy to forward e-mail.Please bear this in mind regarding reply times!Mark [e-mail] (preferred)[e-mail]'s ReadMe file:-------------------------------------------------------------Pump and Snatch is an application which broadcasts the complete contentsof a File, Directory or Disk across a LocalTalk network.  As all thecomputers receive the update at the same time it can drastically reducecopying times.  For instance, it is quite reasonable to expect tocompletely replace the contents of 20 Mbyte hard disks on 30 computersin half an hour using this system.  It is mainly useful for schools anduniversities who have many identical computers which need the samesoftware on each hard disk.#### BINHEX     pyro-puzzle.hqx.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 93 12:42:46 -0500 From: William Gibson <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Pyro! 4.0 module - Puzzle This file contains a Pyro! module similar to the AfterDark module Puzzle.It uses the screen image as the picture and slides little push piecesaround.  Several configuration options are available.  This module shouldThis file contains a Pyro! module similar to the AfterDark module Puzzle.It uses the screen image as the picture and slides little push piecesaround.  Several configuration options are available.  This module shouldwork with all Macs that can runb Pyro!4.0 and 4.0.1.  See the readme filefor more information.Bill [e-mail]#### BINHEX     pyro-rubiks-cube.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 24 Jun 92 11:41:09 +0100 From: [e-mail] (MAZARS Patrick - MICHEL Jean-Jacques)Subject: The Real 3D Rubik Pyro Module Rubik's Cube-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------PLEASE , NOTE THIS:-------------------To sysop: I'm sorry , the previous Version I sent just before this oneIS NOT the right one (I've made an error when I attached the document)THIS IS THE REALLY GOOD VERSION (AND THE LAST) OF THE RUBIK PYRO MODULEfixing the Mac IIfx bug (Thanks Bill) and moving the cube a little moreon the screen.-----------------------------------------------------------------------by MICHEL Jean-Jacques & ZEREKLY Nihalmade at SUPELEC - METZ (FRANCE)This program is a PYRO module , which displays a RUBIK's CUBE and solvesit.Convert the above file with Stuffit using Decode BINHEX file to obtainthe executable code. It has not been compressed.Like all PYRO modules, it must be put in the System folder, in orderto work.Then call PYRO, and click to select the module called Rubik68000.The program was compiled in 68000 code without coprocessor and testedon Mac + , Classic , SE/30 , II/si , II/cx , II color (but the animationis still b&w) and thanks to Bill , on a IIfx with 8x24GC graphic card withquickdraw accelerator .If you have problems with this program, please send email to :                   [e-mail]#### BINHEX     quark-exp-accel-writer.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 93 23:06:41 MET From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Quark Express drivers for Xante Accel-A-Writer These are the latest versions of QuarkExpress Printer drivers for the Xante Accel-A-Writer printers and upgrade boards.#### BINHEX     quark-pdf-for-qms.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 21 Mar 93 22:23:55 MET From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] QuarkExpress PDFs for QMS printers This file contains the Quark Express PDF printer drivers for all QMS printers. Binhexed CompactPro archive.#### BINHEX     quickeys-21-to-212a-updater.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 8 Jul 1992 13:44:32 -0800 From: [e-mail]: QuicKeys 2.1->2.1.2a Updater Updates QuicKeys 2.1 to 2.1.2a.=========================================================================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     quickeys-211-to-212a-updater.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 8 Jul 1992 13:42:41 -0800 From: [e-mail]: QuicKeys 2.1.1->2.1.2a Updater Updates version 2.1.1 of QuicKeys to 2.1.2a.=========================================================================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     quickeys-212-to-212a-updater.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 8 Jul 1992 13:46:45 -0800 From: [e-mail]: QuicKeys 2.1.2->2.1.2a Updater Updates QuicKeys 2.1.2 to 2.1.2a.=========================================================================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     quickeys-ae-101-updater.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 8 Jul 1992 13:54:02 -0800 From: [e-mail]: QK AppleEvents Ext. 1.0.1 Update to the QuicKeys AppleEvents extension (version 1.0.1).NEW FEATURES in 1.0.1:  Apple Events works with the newest application resources definition(AETE) from Apple and will still recognize the old format.  Apple Events has been enhanced.   When it is listing events in theselected suite of an application, the description of the event moves to theleft and the entire list is displayed in "condensed" mode.  - - - - - -FIXES in 1.0.1:  We eliminated problems that occurred when AppleEvents sent events toapplications running on someone else's machine (over the network).  We eliminated problems with AppleEvents which caused random text toappear in some pop up menus on Quadra machines.=========================================================================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     ram-check-20.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 07 Jul 92 11:18:58 EDT From: "Allan M. Bloom" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] RAMCheck 2.0 RAMCheck 2.0, a utility from ProVue (creators of Panorama) for checkingRAM.  It only checks the first 8 MB. Also, when it first loads, a largewhite rectangle fills the screen. This rectangle is SUPPOSED to tellyou that DA's  are not allowed, since the program tries to test as muchmemory as possible,  but the program doesn't allow room for the screen,either . . . just click to  start and then test, test, test.Downloaded from the Washington Apple Pi bulletin board. Should replaceversion 1.0 (util/ram-checker.hqx) in the archives.#### BINHEX     ram-disk-namer.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 8 Jul 1992 13:42:00 -0800 From: [e-mail]: RAM Disk Namer This lets you configure the name of the RAM disk created by those CPUs withthe RAM disk functionality built-in.=========================================================================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     ram-disk-plus-317.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 10:28:43 -0500 From: "Scott E. Lasley" <[e-mail]>Subject: RamDisk+137.sit.hqx This is RamDisk+ version 1.3.7, downloaded from Compuserve.  Here are the author's notes:  Latest Version of popular RAMDISK+, shareware by Roger Bates. Many  features,including: >Automatially creates a RAMdisk and copies over files  and folders.>Automatic copy back of modified/new files to the startup  volume.  (enabled onregistration) > Compatible with System 7, System 6, and  MultiFinder. >Willrecognize up to 128 Megs of memory even when the Finder  only  recognizes 8Megs. Works with HFS file systems as early as 512KE#### BINHEX     re-adobe-11.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Kelvin Edmison)Subject: Re: reAdobe 1.1 Date: Sun, 7 Feb 1993 14:02:48 -0500 I just downloaded the DMM LaserWriter driver stuff. (Don Markuson, if you'rereading this, thanks!  Excellent tool!)  Anyway, contained in the DMM lwarchive was reAdobe 1.1.  I checked the distribution notice that camewith it, and it says that the executable is freely distributable with the copyright notice.  So here it is.Kelvin Edmison, [e-mail]#### BINHEX     ready-set-go-pd-accell-writer.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 16 Mar 93 23:05:36 MET From: Christian F. Buser <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Ready-Set-Go Drivers for Xante Accel-A-Writer These are the latest versions of Ready-Set-Go! Printer drivers for the Xante Accel-A-Writer printers and upgrade boards.#### BINHEX     res-compare-25.hqx   ****        Message-Id: <199209090351.AA14862@mozart> Date: 8 Sep 92 23:51:02 U From: "Michael Hecht" <[e-mail]>Subject: ResCompare 2.5 (part 1 of 2 Content-Type: x-text To: [e-mail]-To: [e-mail]-Date: Tue, 8 Sep 1992 23:11:28 PDTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>Regarding   ResCompare 2.5 (part 1 of 2)[ResCompare 2.5]Here is the latest release of ResCompare, a FREE utility that compares resourcefiles and creates patches.This version adds several new features, like difference windows, encapsulatedresource files, and resource editor support.The documentation is in Word 5 format.--Michael=======================================================================Michael P. Hecht                 | Internet:  [e-mail] Institute Inc.; Cary, NC USA | AppleLink: SAS.HECHT<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     reset-adb.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 8 Sep 92 12:10:39 -0400 From: "Alan D. Danziger" <[e-mail]>Subject: Reset ADB -- Fix 'frozen trackball' problem This program, which I wrote quite some time ago, fixes a problem Iunderstand was somewhat common to people with multiple devices ontheir ADB ports.Sometimes, when the Mac is booted, the mouse, trackball, or keyboard(sometimes two of the three, rarely all three) refused to work.  Atfirst, my only recourse was to reboot the machine.  Finally, whileplaying with Think Reference (An excellent _Inside Mac_ -style utilityfrom Symantec), I found out about the ResetADB system call.  So, Iwrote a tiny program to call this function, which reset the ADB,reloading the device driver for the trackball.Two caveats:  I have since found out that resetting the ADB is a _BADTHING_ on some older SE machines, which had a bug in their ROMsrelating to the ADB.  The system patched it, but after the bus wasreset, the patch was cleared...Also, you might ask how one could launch this program if the mouse (ortrackball, or both) didn't work.  Answers: FinderKeys (or something)in System 6 from Now Utilities 2.x (or so I'm told)and System 7.x.xboth give you the ability to make a selection via the keyboard.  So,use the arrow keys to select it, & hit command-O.This program is freeware.  Share and Enjoy.  All I ask is that if youfind it useful, try to let me know.  Redistribution is allowed, aslong as I am credited.  All rights reserved.  This product has nowarranty, and much disclaimer.  I hope you never need it.  But if youdo, here it is.One last point:  The icon took longer to design than the program didto write.  Funny, eh?    -=Alan Danziger    [e-mail]    [e-mail](Should probably be archived as /info-mac/util/resetadb.hqx#### BINHEX     reset-dtdb-20.hqx   ****Subject: [*] Reset DTDBs 2.0 [part 1 of 1] Organization: The Dimensional Gate, Inc. From: [e-mail] (Brian Gaeke)Date: Sun, 14 Feb 93 16:19:03 -0500 Reset DTDBs 2.0This is an update to Reset DTDBs, the Better Desktop Rebuilder. This one has more lighthearted dialogs and doesn't need you to hold Option & Command while restarting. Also includes source code. -- Brian Replaces /info-mac/source/c/reset-dtdb.hqx      and /info-mac/util/reset-dtdb.hqxShould be /info-mac/util/reset-dtdb-20.hqx-----------------------------This program will reset the Desktop Databases (DTDBs) on each mounted volume. It is somewhat like the Desktop Reset(tm) extension except thatit is an application. I wrote this program only because Desktop Reset continually gave me address errors, even when I wasn't running any other extensions, and also because I wanted to see how hard it would be (it wasn't.) Reset DTDBs was written in Think C(tm) 5.0.4.This program may be redistributed infinitely. It is, however, freeware--you can modify it, and redistribute it (please!) but don'tgive away modified copies.Reset DTDBs is copyright (c) 1992-1993 Brian Gaeke. All rights reservedworldwide except where specifically permitted.Brian Gaeke Internet: [e-mail] GEnie: BRG-- cut here -- begin Reset DTDBs 2.0.cpt.hqx -- part 1 of 1 --#### BINHEX     rev-rdist-1408.hqx   ****Date: 25 Feb 1993 11:29:58 U From: "Tom Scott" <[e-mail]>Subject: RevRdist 1.4.0.8      RevRdist 1.4.0.8After a few questions recently about restoring configurations/cleaningup hard drives on workstations, I've decided to post RevRdist to sumex.Here's a short blurb from the RevRdist docs, describing what it does:   "The intended environment for RevRdist is a group of Macintosh    workstations, each with a local hard disk, connected to an    AppleShare server.  The server maintains the 'master' copies    of folders and files.  Client workstations have local copies    of (a subset of) these files, as well as additional files which    may be unique to the workstation.  RevRdist  compares the client    copies of folders and files against the master copies.  Then,    based on options and criteria specified in a distribution control    file, RevRdist does the following:        *    Discards some unwanted files/folders from the client.        *    Moves other files/folders to a "junk" folder on the client,          from which they are discarded later.        *    Copies files/folders from the server to the client.        *    Makes client files/folders invisible from the Finder.        *    Sets the Finder window positions of client files/folders          to match those of the master copies on the server.    Actions can be specified explicitly for individual files or folders    and default actions can be set on a per folder basis for contents of    folders which have no explicit action."This is an extremely handy utility, which we're using here at Cornell.Hope you like it!Thomas Scott, Systems Manager, College of EngineeringCornell University, Carpenter Hall Annex, Ithaca, NY  14853#### BINHEX     revisionist-14.hqx   ****Subject: Revisionist 1.4 f.sea.hqx From: Christoph Reichenberger <[e-mail]>Date: Thu, 10 Dec 92 11:44:26 +0100 This file contains Revisionist V 1.4.Version 1.4 implements some minor bug fixes as well as anotherimprovement of the delta generation algorithm.Please look into the ReadMe document for amore detailed version history.For Revisionist newcomers:Revisionist is a simple version control tool (like SCCS or RCS)that allows you to store different revisions of arbitrary documents.The different revisions of any types of files (not only text files)are stored in a space efficient manner (about 5 % of thefull file size per revision)  together with its original file name, file type,creator, creation and modification date, check-in-date and a comment you cantype. Later on, you can extract any revision whenever you want.Revisionist uses a delta storage technique to store the different revisions ofyour document in a space efficient way. The overhead for the different revisionsof the document depends on the mass and kind of changes you made and on themethod your application saves its documents.In our tests we achieved very good results e.g. with files of many differentkinds like Think-Pascal source texts, WriteNow/MS Word/Canvas/... documents.On an average Revisionist needs about 5 % of the originial file sizeto store one revision.Revisionist is System 7 clean, but not dependent.Revisionist is shareware!Christoph Reichenberger - [e-mail] - [e-mail]#### BINHEX     rommie.hqx   ****Subject: ROMmie.cpt.hqx From: Roland Mansson <[e-mail]>Date: Mon, 8 Feb 93 17:18:46 +0100 ROMmie is a small quick and dirty application that examines the ROM in your Mac.When you run it, it creates three files:* txt: a text file that lists all resources (type, id, name, size)* rsrc: a ResEdit file with copies of all ROM resources* dump: a dump of the entire ROMWritten by [e-mail] Domain by SiC! Development HB, Lund, Sweden.#### BINHEX     rtf-to-tex.hqx   ****Date: 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     save-a-bndl-13.hqx   ****Date: 1 Feb 1993 10:15:41 -0500 From: "Tom Scott" <[e-mail]>Subject: Save-A-Bndl submission      Save-A-Bndl submissionI recently answered a couple of queries concerning generic icons.Icons are controlled by a file attribute known as the bundle bit.Save-A-Bndl can sometimes help when a file loses its icon.  Here'sthe blurb by the author:     Save A BNDL 1.3 - Michael S. Engber ([e-mail])     Save A BNDL is a freeware utility for installing a file's BNDL     info (icon, ...) into the desktop database without requiring     rebuilding the desktop or rebooting. It requires System 7.     Version 1.3 fixes a with remotely mounted volumes (v1.2 failed     if any remote volumes were mounted when it was run)Cheers!BTW, it's got a GREAT icon!    ;-)Thomas Scott, Systems Manager, College of EngineeringCornell University, Carpenter Hall Annex, Ithaca, NY  14853#### BINHEX     save-a-tree-152.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1992 22:46 N From: "Gary T. Czychi" <[e-mail]>Subject: Save A Tree 1.52 Here is Save A Tree 1.52.  I just got it from the author, MichaelEngber.Enjoy it and *use* it!!        Gary>From:   IN%"[e-mail]" 10-JAN-1992 20:51:59.67To:     IN%"[e-mail]"Subj:   RE: Save A TreeHere is version 1.52. They main diff is it works properly on Macs with68000 CPUs (Mac+ MacClassic ...)-ME---#### BINHEX     scrapz-12.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 29 Jan 93 11:19:48 +0100 From: [e-mail] (Lars Sundstr|m)Subject: scrapz-12.sea.hqx Scrapz 1.2 (DA)Replacement for Apples ScrapbookScrapz 1.2 is freeware#### BINHEX     screensnap-22.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 20 Nov 1989 9:25:52 PSTFrom: "Mike Hewett" <[e-mail]>To: [e-mail] 2.2 is a shareware application that lets you take a snapshot ofany rectangular portion of the Macintosh screen and save it in a window forlater use.  Once created, the snapshot can be inverted, moved, saved as aPICT file, copied to the Clipboard (and pasted into applications such asHyperCard(R), MacDraw(R), or WriteNow(R)), printed, or just left hangingaround on-screen for reference.   Because ScreenSnap uses PICT format forits files, it can read the output of most drawing programs, and be used asa PICT file viewer.  ScreenSnap handles color, multiple monitors (includingsnapping across monitors), and multiple screensnaps. ScreenSnap is useful in many situations.  For example, - When reading electronic mail, an important message can be snapped for   later reference. - When running a program, important results can be snapped and printed   instantly. - When programming, screen output can be snapped and saved for later   reference, for user interface mock-up, or for pasting into a document. #### BINHEX     scsi-evaluator-104.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Alan Coopersmith)Date: Mon, 5 Aug 91 17:58:41 PDTSubject:  SCSI_Evaluator_1.04.cpt.hqx This is version 1.04 of SCSI-Evaluator as recently posted to theBMUG BBS.  It can be used to test various and sundry things aboutyour SCSI hard disk.---#### BINHEX     search-files-13.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1993 22:05:02 -0500 From: [e-mail] (janet e abbate)Subject: Search Files 1.3 Search Files 1.3 is a shareware utility that can find all the fileswhose contents contain a certain text string. You can search an entiredisk, or just a particular folder. Search Files displays the contextof each occurence, and will open found files will the relevantapplications. Changes since version 1.0 include an increase in speed, a few bugfixes, notification when searches finish, the option to see only thefirst occurence in each file, and drag-and-drop for the disk or folderin which you wish to search.#### BINHEX     sendps-20.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 29 Apr 90 16:32:38 PDTFrom: [e-mail]: SendPS 2.0 FixedIf you have had trouble with the SendPS program losing its icon, you'renot alone.  It seems either the author or his compiler made a mistake increating the BNDL, FREF, and ICN# resources. DeskCheck gives the following messages when it checks SendPS 1.2 orSendPS 2.0:    The signature resource listed in BNDL 256, ASFD 0, is missing.    BNDL 256 refers to resource ICN# 257, which is missing.    The OwnerName in the bundle doesn't match the file's creator which   which is 'ASPS'. Fixing the resources is a simple matter, but I have uploaded a new versionto save everyone else the trouble. #### BINHEX     serial-of-champions.hqx   ****From: Jason Richard Blakey <[e-mail]>Date: Wed, 7 Oct 1992 01:49:09 -0300 Giday! Here's something I downloaded (with Nuno's help) from ZMac Lastnight.  Looked pretty cool, haven't really had a chance to check it out yet, though.  Here's the included "prelude to docs" by Mike Throckmorton.-Jason "Gobrus" Blakey     Serial of Champions watches your serial ports when you are usingcommunications applications and tells you how your communticationstime is being spent.  It can tell you how much time was spent waiting onresponses from the remote computer, how much time was spent waitingon your Macintosh (or you), how much time was actually spent sendingdata and receiving data.#### BINHEX     set-clock-33.hqx   ****From: Scott E. Lasley <[e-mail]>Date: Thu, 5 Mar 92 19:20:28 -0500 Subject: SetClock 3.3   SetClock connects your Mac via your modem to a Time Standard and  automatically set your Mac's internal clock to the correct time and  date.  Version 3.3 also connects to the 1200 baud host at NIST in Boulder, CO.  Network managers with file servers to administer should find this  program  especially valuable. Downloaded from Compuserve.  Please note that I am not the author of this program.#### BINHEX     shalom-pad.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 08 Mar 93 00:13 CST From: MATTHEW WEINSTEIN <[e-mail]>Subject: an upload (under separate cover) Dear Sys-Op, in a separate file I'm sending a hqx file for the info-macarchives. This is a program which allows hebrew text to be typed in from rightto left and then copied and pasted into a "real" wordprocessor. I designedto be used with Jonathan Brecher's Shalom Fonts. --Matthew Weinstein(Note, I programmed this, and am posting it to just a few locations to startwith)  8-Mar-93 18:00:46-GMT,43375;000000000001Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA09140; Mon, 8 Mar 93 10:00:37 PSTFull-Name: Info-Mac ModeratorReceived: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)    id AA11556; Mon, 8 Mar 93 09:23:38 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        AA23638; Sun, 7 Mar 93 22:15:56 PST Received: from VMSmail by vms2.macc.wisc.edu; Mon, 08 Mar 93 00:14 CST Message-Id: <[e-mail]> Date: Mon, 08 Mar 93 00:14 CST From: MATTHEW WEINSTEIN <[e-mail]>Subject: shalom pad--a utility for typing in hebrew (in hqx format) To: [e-mail]-Vms-To: IN%"[e-mail]" Resent-To: [e-mail]-Date: Mon, 8 Mar 1993 9:23:37 PSTResent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     shanghai-II-104-updater.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 10 Aug 92 15:59:08 PDT From: Brodie Lockard <[e-mail]>Subject: Shanghai II 1.04 Updater This is a self-unstuffing archive containing three files:*"Updater to Shanghai II 1.04" (264K)*"Postcards ad" (59K)*"Read Me" (5K)"Updater to Shanghai II 1.04" updates earlier versions of Shanghai IIto version 1.04.  This version fixes some bugs and adds a feature (seebelow)."Postcards ad" displays and can print an ad/order form for "Postcardsfor Shanghai II," a trio of photographic-quality tilesets for use withShanghai II.  The tilesets--Beasts, Landmarks and Tropics--includesounds, animations, and informational blurbs about each tile.  There'salso a Postcards Demo tileset here on comp.binaries.mac."Read Me" contains instructions and details about the other two files.BUGS FIXED IN SHANGHAI II 1.04*After Dark, QuickMail, Eudora and SuperClock will no longer crash whenthey try to beep or play sound while Shanghai II is running.*Version 1.0 did not run under A/UX due to sound driverincompatibilities.  Sound and music are now disabled under A/UX.*Dragon's Eye games will no longer end if a Slayer's hand is empty andthe Slayer still has legal moves on the board.*Several small bugs that might have caused seemingly random crasheshave been fixed.  This includes the occasional crashes after the fourthtournament game or while showing scores during a tournament on certainconfigurations of Macs.NEW FEATURES IN SHANGHAI II 1.04*Guide to These Tiles, Guide to Tilesets and Guide to Layouts now havea "Done" button for returning to the game, instead of returning after asingle click.  This allowed the addition of arrow buttons in Guide toThese Tiles, for more friendly help.  Clicking any tile while in Guideto These Tiles displays an informational blurb about that tile.*The program now requires only a 750K partition for the built-intilesets, instead of 800K.#### BINHEX     show-share-12.hqx   ****Date: 3 Mar 1993 11:17:45 U From: "Robert Hess" <[e-mail]>Subject: ShowShare 1.2.0 ShowShare 1.2.0                                        3/3/93        11:16 AMA bug in ShowShare 1.1.0 prevents it from handling the following correctly:You're using the movable indicator icon window, ShowShare is in the background,you click on the movable window to bring ShowShare to the front.Version 1.2.0 (enclosed) fixes this bug. I'd have called it 1.1.1 but a freaksituation on CompuServe (don't ask) caused me to need to come up with a betterversion number.Robert#### BINHEX     show-sizes-221.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 13 Jul 92 12:47:49 -0700 From: Jon Pugh <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] ShowSizes 2.2.1 This is ShowSizes 2.2.1, the disk maintenance program.  It allowsyou to tell, in a glance or two, where all the space on your diskis going to.  It also performs some simple checks for disk spaceallocations.  ShowSizes is also AutoDoubler aware.ShowSizes is $20 Shareware with no limitations or guilt.  Pay ifyou can and think you should.  I think you should, but what do Imatter?ShowSizes displays Finder-like windows with folders containingbar graphs which display that folder's percent of disk spaceused.  It also displays a numeric value superimposed for thosefine differences.  It is configurable to display a number ofpercentages, including percent of parent folder, percent of totaldisk, percent wasted space, percent of wasted space, percent oftotal wasted and also a pure size option.ShowSizes adds up the size of every file on a disk and uses thisfor its display.  As a result, it also compares this to the disk'sheader, which contains the amount of space used.  I know of noother disk program which performs this simple check.The only change in this version is a minor fix in the textonly output.  I had forgotten to output a couple of fields.Jon#### BINHEX     shut-down-items-241.hqx   ****Date: 30 Apr 1992 12:55:21 U From: "John Covele" <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] Shutdown Items 2.41                       [*] Shutdown Items 2.41I must apologize for submitting version 2.40 of Shutdown Items just recently,since it contained a bug.  Here is the latest version.Shutdown Items lets you do certain things during shutdown, program your mac toshut down at a certain time, and also allows you to shutdown other macs acrossa network.  Items you want to launch during shutdown are placed in yourShutdown Items folder, just as items you want to launch at startup are placedin your Startup Items folder.  You may place PICT files and QuickTime movies inyour Shutdown Items folder, as well as anything the Finder can open (sounds,applications, aliases, etc.).  As an added feature, you may also launch itemson a remote macintosh.  System 7 is [e-mail]<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     shut-down-later-11.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 18 Jul 1992 12:34:34 +0200 From: "(Message from the Greek Islands)" <[e-mail]>Subject: New Version of shutdown later ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++Andreas J. KOKKINOSEcole Poytechnique Federale de LausanneFAX :     6534819 (Switzerland, Lausanne)E-Mail :  [e-mail]++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++======================================================This vesion should replace versions 1.0 and 1.0.1  !!!======================================================This little program shuts down or restarts your Macintosh at the timeyou specify. This time can be in "Absolute Time" or "Delta Time" format.ALL UNSAVED DOCUMENTS WILL BE LOST !!!!Please report any bugs at my e-mail address. I've tested the program onmy Mac IIsi under system 7.0.1 (system Tuner 7.0.1).If you like this program, just send me a cart-postal from your countryat the following address :Version 1.1  New "Action" menu. Users can choose between shuting down             or restarting the Macintosh via this menu.Enjoy it....#### BINHEX     shut-downer.hqx   ****From: William Uther <[e-mail]>Subject: ShutDowner.sit.hqx Date: Mon, 15 Mar 93 20:00:37 EST Hi,  Ever hit Restart instead of ShutDown under the Special menu and had to waitwhile all you INIT's loaded before you could try again?  This init will shutyour machine down during boot 'at the touch of a button'.  See the READMEfile for more details.                    \x/ill               :-}[e-mail]#### BINHEX     shutdown-delay-128.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 8 Jul 1992 10:32 GMT+1 From: [e-mail]: [*] ShutDown Delay 1.28Shutdown Delay 1.28by Alessandro Levi Montalciniuploaded by Alberto Ricci What Shutdown Delay basically does is setting up a dialog atRestart/Shutdown time which gives the user four choices:1. WAIT for the chosen command to be automatically completed after awhile;2. CANCEL and smoothly return to the caller application;3. RESTART (you can always turn a Shutdown in a Restart);4. SHUT DOWN (turn power off or safe-shutdown alert as usual); A fifth key-combination choice has been added in version 1.22 for powerusers:5. FORCE QUIT attempts to return to the Finder (this can sometimesrecover from system crashes if you get to the dialog after the restartbutton of the error alert).#### BINHEX     shuttle-pilot.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 16 Nov 92 02:24:01 -0700 From: raymund ken-guan chan <[e-mail]>ShuttlePilot is a file synchronizer that works by allowing the user todesignate a list of folder-pairs that he wants to be equalized. Based upon this list, it will copy and replace files within those folders until their contents are equivalent. It was designed for people with two or more Macs or hard disks and multiple copies of files that change daily. It can also be used as a simple backup program. This demo is similar in all respects with the full program except it does not have the capability to read or to save files to disk. The list price of this software is US$ 98.88. There is a special limited timeintroductory offer of $59.00 for orders recieved before January 31st 1993. Inaddition there is a shipping and handling fee of $3.00 for USA/Canada. Forother countries the shipping and handling is US$8.00. Please send US$ checks made out to Xanatech and mail it to:Xanatechc/o Raymund Chan1520 Girard Blvd NE, Apt#OAlbuquerque, NM 87106Evening phone: [phone]Internet: [e-mail] Online: RaymundAppleLink: XanatechPlease feel free to call or email if you have questions.#### BINHEX     sit-cpt-110.hqx   ****Date:         Mon, 15 Jul 91 10:51:04 ESTFrom: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>Organization: Connecticut's Business SchoolSubject:      [*] Bill Goodman's SIT-CPT version 1.10Version 1.10 of Bill Goodman's StuffIT 1.5.1 archive to Compact Pro archiveconverter.  System 7 compatible (batch drag and drop, etc.).#### BINHEX     sit-expand-101.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 19 Jan 91 11:52:52 ESTFrom: [e-mail] (Scott R. Anderson)Subject: SitExpand 1.00SitExpand 1.01 is a freeware utility to decompress StuffIt 1.5.1 archives(those with file type SIT! -- it doesn't work with the SITD files produced byStuffIt Deluxe and StuffIt Classic).  It is written by Bill Goodman, the authorof Compactor.  It has the same creator type as StuffIt, which allows it toautomatically open when such an archive is double-clicked (but it should thenonly be used if you *don't* have StuffIt, which is a shareware product).This program is small enough to run in 512K of memory, but if you don't havethe Hierarchical File System (HFS), you will need to install the HD20 INIT inyour System folder.  This can usually be obtained from Macintosh user groups or>From on-line services such as Compuserve.*  *      **                  Scott Robert Anderson      gatech!emoryu1!phssra   *   *    *    **          [e-mail]   [e-mail]    * *      * *    * **     *        *      *  * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *#### BINHEX     small-screen-12.hqx   ****Subject: [*] Small Screen 1.2 Date: Fri, 12 Feb 1993 15:51:36 +0100 (MET) From: Daniel Schaerer <[e-mail]>Small Screen 1.2 -- February 11, 1993On a sufficiently large screen, Small Screen shows the boundaries of one ormore smaller screens. It is useful for testing whether something would fiton a small screen.Small Screen is not an extension but an ordinary application. It occupiesonly a small memory partition (30 K) and can usually be left running allthe time. Contrary to tools like MiniScreen by Morgan Davis, Small Screendoes not simulate a small screen, it just shows its boundary (or severalboundaries) while leaving the full screen available. This is sufficient formany purposes, and much more comfortable -- just make it a startup appli-cation and forget it, it will be there whenever you need it.Version 1.2 adds the capability to draw the screen boundaries in one ofeight colors, for better contrast against dark desktop patterns.This is KindWare(tm) -- a gift to the whole of MacKind(tm). Enjoy, share,and be kind(tm) to one another.Daniel [e-mail]---#### BINHEX     snd-volume.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 20 Oct 92 09:28 EST From: [e-mail]: SndVolume: instant volume control. If you have one of those extensions that makes the Applemenu hierarchical (Now Menus, Be Hierarchic) then youcan use this collection of utilities to instantly changeyour sound volume.   It is a folder with eight tiny applicationsthat set the volume to a specific level (0 through 7) and quit.No need to open and close controls panels to change the volume.Free.Christopher Eliot#### BINHEX     soft-at-252-updater.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 08 Jul 92 08:40:07 EDT From: "Allan M. Bloom" <[e-mail]>Subject: SoftAT 2.5->2.52 Updaters This upload contains two SoftAT 2.5 updaters, one to update 2.5->2.51and the other to update 2.51->2.52. I've no idea what the updaters do.I found them on the Washington Apple Pi bulletin board.Al Bloom, Virginia Tech#### BINHEX     soft-lock-15.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 17 Jan 1992 20:21 +1300 From: DAVID DAVIES-PAYNE <[e-mail]>Subject: SoftLock 1.5 SoftLock is a Macintosh utility that enables you to write-protect adisk in software alone.  The software lock is part of the Macintoshoperating system, and is analogous to  sliding the write-protecttab on a floppy disk.  SoftLock allows you to lock and unlock diskseasily.Version 1.5Shareware US$10Author: David Davies-PayneEmail: in%"[e-mail]"---#### BINHEX     speedometer-301-record.hqx   ****An update Machine Record for Speedometer 3.0.1.  In addition to theperformance data previously on file, this document contains figures forthe PowerBook 170 at full speed and also in "power saver" (16 MHz) mode. #### BINHEX     speedometer-31.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 23 Jun 92 04:56:41 PDT From: Jeffrey L. Needleman <[e-mail]>Subject: Speedometer 3.1 Here's the latest version (3.1) of Speedometer, a popular shareware ($30)benchmarking utility.Its author Scott Berfield says this update fixes a potential problem with68040 machines. This change has caused a change in the timing of the testswhich makes previous machine records inaccurate when compared to those ofthis version. Fixes a bug in the Merge Records command. Adds the ability toedit comments in external machine records. Adds the ability to interrupt aseries of tests with command-period. Adds preferences to save windowpositions and to autoload the Machine Records file. Fixes a bug in theversion error dialog for the Analysis window.[This file should replace  /info-mac/util/speedometer-306.hqx]#### BINHEX     splitter-30.hqx   ****From: "J. Taggart Gorman" <[e-mail]>Subject: Splitter3.0.cpt.hqx Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1993 23:58:07 -0700 (MST)   (This file replaces /util/splitter-20.hqx)  Splitter 3.0 is the latest in a line of programs that allow me to avoidresponsibilty.  Splitter allows one to split data forks of files (ie., text files) intosegments of a size selected by the user, or segments that fill disks (newin v3.0).  Spiltter works under System 6.0.5+ and 7.0+.  System 7 allows users tospilt files by dropping the text file on Splitter's icon.#### BINHEX     stapler-11.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 8 Feb 93 16:50:06 CDT From: Chris X7367 <[e-mail]>Subject: Stapler 1.1 STAPLER 1.1CHANGES TO STAPLER SINCE VERSION 1.01. Added a “Preferences...” command to the “Edit” menu.2. Enhanced the “Get Info...” window.3. Added a custom GetFile dialog for the “Add...” commandwhich allows the user to interactively add multiple filesand folders to the current Stapler document.4. Added Frontier menu-sharing support.5. Minor bug fixes.WHAT IS STAPLER?Do you often find yourself opening the same set ofdocuments, applications, and folders over and over again?If so, then Stapler is the application you've been lookingfor.Stapler is a Macintosh application which creates documentssimilar to System 7's aliases, except that each Staplerdocument can contain references to multiple files, folders,and applications. Thus, opening a Stapler document opensall the files "stapled together" in that document. Thefiles can be located in separate folders, on separatedisks, and even on separate floppy disks and AppleShareservers!Because Stapler makes heavy use of System 7 features suchas aliases, AppleEvents, and balloon help, it requiresSystem 7.0 or greater to run. If you are not running thecorrect System Software version, Stapler will inform youand quit.----------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     startup-font-manager-111.hqx   ****Date: 23 Sep 1992 09:29:44 U From: "Robert Hess" <[e-mail]>Subject: Startup Font Manager 1.1.1 Startup Font Manager 1.1.1Startup Font Manager REQUIRES System 7.1SFM gives the user the ability to de/install fonts at startup in much the wayExtensions Manager does for extensions. It simply moves files around, so no"dangerous INIT behavior" is implemented.Version 1.1.0 added the ability to hide PostScript font files and the additionof the "F" key as an invocation key.Version 1.1.1 fixed an innocuous bug in the list display. No damage could bedone but it could end up funny looking.Robert Hess#### BINHEX     startup-log.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 20 Oct 92 09:29 EST From: [e-mail]: StartupLog, if you want to know when it was used. This tiny application simply writes a line with the date andtime to a file.  You can put an alias to this application intoyour startup items folder if you want a record of when yourmac is started.  Nearly complete source is included (in the ReadMe).Free.Christopher Eliot#### BINHEX     stripper-09b1.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 10:29:23 -0500 From: "Scott E. Lasley" <[e-mail]>Subject: Stripper_09b1.sit.hqx This is Stripper version 0.9b1, downloaded from Compuserve.  Here are theauthor's notes:  Stripper is a drag-and-drop program for System 7 (only).  It removes,  andreplaces, line feed characters from files.  Use it with programs like  Apple'sPC Exchange to remove line feeds from DOS files.  Offered as  postcardware.Compressed with Stuffit Lite 3.0.1.#### BINHEX     stuff-it-cpt-2-sit.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 15 Mar 93 15:50:11 CST From: [e-mail]: CompactPro to StuffIt--CPT2SIT 3.0.3 submission Hi,I just got my registered copy of StuffIt Lite 3.0.5. Inside the disk there area few goodies besides StuffIt Lite and StuffIt Expander like StuffIt &Frontier, CPT2SIT(3.0.3), UnStuff/PC. The last two pieces are not in theInfo-Mac archive as I checked on Mar. 15 '93. So here is the submission forthe first one, CPT2SIP(3.0.3) in binhexed, (StuffIt) self-extracted format.The following is from "CPT2SIT Docs".> CPT2SIT*> Written by Leonard Rosenthol> Copyright )1992, Aladdin Systems, Inc.> Portions )1992, Raymond Lau>>> Description:>> CPT2SIT is designed to help users convert their older Compact Pro archives> into newer, smaller StuffIt 3.0 archives - thereby giving you faster modem or> network transfers, additional free disk space, and making the archive> contents easier to manage.>> CPT2SIT requires System 6.0.4 or later, and System 7 users additionally can> enjoy an easy Rdrag and dropS interface.  You can also have CPT2SIT build a> list of files and folders to be converted as a RbatchS single operation.>> CPT2SIT is 32-bit clean, AU/X, U040 cache, and virtual memory compatible, and> Apple event aware.>> Special Features:>> * If you hold down the Shift key when dropping files on the icon, CPT2SIT will>     give you the opportunity to choose an alternate destination (i.e. another>     folder or disk) for the converted items.>> * Scripters can control CPT2SIT from other applications.  For example, with>     HyperCard use the Ropen <document> using "CPT2SIT"S command.  With>     Frontier, use a Rrequired.OpenDocument('2SIT', document)S.>>  Caveats:>> * CPT2SIT will not convert encrypted or password protected archives.>> * CPT2SIT will not convert any segmented archives.>> * In both of the above cases, if you do attempt to convert such an archive,>     CPT2SIT will alert you and then continue on with any other achives you>     may have selected for conversion.>> Legal words>> CPT2SIT* may be distributed for non-commercial purposes. Aladdin Systems, Inc.>     retains full rights to determine who may or may not distribute CPT2SIT>     and in what form.>> It may also be freely distributed via wire or electronic communications>     (BBS's and online information systems) for the sole purpose of use by>     their customers.Please pay attention to the legal status mentioned above and register yourcopy.Regards,Liu(To Leonard Rosenthol: When the self-extracted file CPT2SIT Install did itswork, the New Folder Button in dialog box would cause a type 3 crash. Mac'sBug said: Illegal Instruction at 0025C2F8; No Procedure Name   0025C2F8*DC.W   $EAFF; ????   |EAFF. Is this a known problem or the problem may comefrom other place?)#### BINHEX     stuffit-converter-302.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 3 Oct 92 22:37:46 -0700From: [e-mail] (Leonard Rosenthol)Subject: StuffIt Converter 3.0.2StuffIt Converter 3.0.2 fixes a lot of problems that were encountered inprevious versions of the product and it is recommended that ALL users update.This product is only usable by owners of StuffIt Deluxe 3.0 (or later)Leonard Rosenthol            Internet:     [e-mail] of Advanced Technology        AppleLink:    MACgicianAladdin Systems, Inc.            GEnie:        MACgician----------------------------------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     stuffit-deluxe-304-updater.hqx   ****Date: 12 Jan 1993 09:41:54 -0500From: Pete Roberts <[e-mail]>Subject: StuffIt Deluxe 3.0.3->3.0.4                       Subject:                               Time:9:35 AM  OFFICE MEMO          StuffIt Deluxe 3.0.3->3.0.4            Date:1/12/93Updates StuffIt Deluxe application version 3.0.3 to version 3.0.4.  Will notwork on versions other than 3.0.3.  Repairs various problems.  Aladdinrecommends updating to this version.  Downloaded from GEnie.  SpaceSaver updateis NOT included in this file but is provided separately.<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     stuffit-deluxe-305-updater.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 12 Feb 93 18:47:11 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Leonard Rosenthol)Subject: StuffIt Deluxe 3.0.4 -> 3.0.5 Updater This archive contains all the files needed to update StuffIt Deluxe version 3.0.4 to version 3.0.5.  StuffIt Deluxe 3.0.5 adds some new features and corrects some conflicts. It is recommended that all users of previous versions upgrade to the 3.0.5 version. If you are a user of StuffIt SpaceSaver only, you should download the StuffIt SpaceSaver 1.0.3 to 1.0.4 updater.  #### UNKNOWN    stuffit-expander-301.bin   ****#### BINHEX     stuffit-expander-301.hqx   ****Date:         Thu, 14 Jan 93 20:08:20 ESTFrom: Larry Wink <[e-mail]>Subject:      [*] Stuffit Expander 3.0.1Stuffit Expander 3.0.1 download form GEnie where it was placed by AladdinSystems.3.0.1  - Update to fix some bugs (12/18/92)                * Improved usability of Watch Folders                * Improved the decoding of BinHex files                * Icons of expanded files are now always correct                * Added support for folder expansion for System 6 users                * Now includes a prettier about box!This is a Stuffit Self-Extracting Archive. (Binhex 4.0 for transmission) --Larry Wink [e-mail] <or> [e-mail]#### BINHEX     stuffit-frontier-303.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 20 Nov 92 22:28:01 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Leonard Rosenthol)Subject: StuffIt & Frontier 3.0.3 This archive contains all the files needed to install Userland Frontier support for StuffIt Deluxe and StuffIt Lite 3.0.3. It is recommended that all users of previous versions upgrade to the 3.0.3 version.   If you do not use Userland's Frontier scripting system, you do not need to download this file.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Leonard Rosenthol            Internet:     [e-mail] of Advanced Technology        AppleLink:    MACgicianAladdin Systems, Inc.            GEnie:        MACgician#### BINHEX     stuffit-lite-305.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 13 Feb 93 15:55:14 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Leonard Rosenthol)Subject: StuffIt Lite 3.0.5 This archive contains all the files needed to install StuffIt Lite version 3.0.5. It is recommended that all users of previous versions upgrade to the 3.0.5 version.   This is a complete installation of StuffIt Lite, and does not require that you have previously used a version of StuffIt Lite.StuffIt Lite 3.0.5 adds some new features and corrects some conflicts.---------StuffIt Lite is a sleek, easy to use application that provides compression, encryption, and archiving capabilities. You can use it to compress and combine infrequently used files into archives to free up disk space. Archives can be stored on floppies for backup. For faster transmission, send StuffIt archives to your friends using your modem or over a network. Most electronic bulletin boards ask you to use StuffIt archives so everyone saves money and time when downloading your files. StuffIt Lite can help you create and manipulate StuffIt archives easily and efficiently.StuffIt Lite is the upgrade to StuffIt Classic, the industry standard for archiving on the macintosh.  This upgrade significantly improves compression and decompression time and efficiency, is easier to use, and contains a bunch of new features.  System 7.0 savvy, 32-bit clean, 040 compatible.#### BINHEX     stuffit-spacesaver-102-updater.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 1 Dec 92 22:00:17 -0800From: [e-mail] (Leonard Rosenthol)Subject: Updated StuffIt SpaceSaver UpdaterGuys,        Would you please replace the SpaceSaver 1.0.2 updater in teh archives with the enclosed one?  This one has a fixed Magic Menu updater, which I havealso posted separately via MacGifts.Thanks,Leonard-------------------#### BINHEX     stuffit-spacesaver-103-updater.hqx   ****Date: 12 Jan 1993 09:44:20 -0500From: Pete Roberts <[e-mail]>Subject: SpaceSaver 1.0.2 -> 1.0.3                       Subject:                               Time:9:35 AM  OFFICE MEMO          SpaceSaver 1.0.2 -> 1.0.3              Date:1/12/93Updates StuffIt SpaceSaver and related files from version 1.0.2 -> 1.0.3.  WillNOT work on versions other than 1.0.2.  Aladdin recommends updating to thisversion.  Downloaded from GEnie.  <<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>#### BINHEX     stuffit-spacesaver-104-updater.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 12 Feb 93 18:48:36 -0800 From: [e-mail] (Leonard Rosenthol)Subject: StuffIt SpaceSaver 1.0.3 -> 1.0.4 Updater This archive contains all the files needed to update StuffIt SpaceSaver version 1.0.3 to version 1.0.4. StuffIt SpaceSaver 1.0.4 corrects some conflicts. It is recommended that all users of previous versions upgrade to the 1.0.4 version. If you are a user of StuffIt Deluxe, you should download the StuffIt Deluxe 3.0.4 to 3.0.5 updater INSTEAD of this file.#### BINHEX     stvie-310plus-patch.hqx   ****Date: 16 Sep 1992 14:40:37 -0400 (EDT) From: [e-mail]: Patch to change display font in STvie 3.10     STvie 3.10 to 3.10+ patch.Like many of the UNIX wireheads hanging around on the net, I was excited to discover the existence of a vi clone for the Mac. I was also very disappointed to discover the poor font choice of the original STvie port, making it nearly unusable for programming (the l's and 1's as well as the 0's and O's appeared nearly identical!). A few hours of hacking rendered this patch. Simply start the patch and select a copy of STvie. You should be rewarded with a new version of STvie, which uses a much better programming font (Code 9, if you care). You do not need to have the font installed -- The new STvie contains it internally.This patch changes only the font -- it does not affect orimprove the program in any other way (so if you LIKE thecurrent font, don't use this patch).Dale [e-mail]:  For those new to the vi text editor, there is an excellent bookby HP titled "The Ultimate Guide to the vi and ex Text Editors". Itis part of HP's documentation and is also available from boodstores. Get it.--#### BINHEX     stylewriter-on-appletalk-11.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 25 Jan 93 11:59:46 PST From: [e-mail] (Eric Aubourg)Subject: stylewriter-on-appletalk-1.1.hqx Here is a new version of RemoteStyle. It should be archived asstylewriter-on-appletalk-1.1.hqx, and replace the older version.RemoteStyle allows you to share on appletalk a stylewriter, original deskwriter, or any background-capable serial printer.It can also transfer on a more powerful Mac the printing task forany background-capable printer. Useful if your mac gets slow whenbackground printing, and if there is a Quadra nearby...Shareware $10, unregistered copies work 5 weeks. Registered usersof previous version will receive a registration number. If youdon't, protest !This version is a beta version. Apple released GrayShare just afterI spent some time improving the interface, and I stopped workingon it. I will now only correct bugs, except if users ask for newfeatures, like fax-sharing (possible for most faxes with minorchanges).Eric [e-mail]#### BINHEX     suitcase-updater-212.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 13 Oct 92 10:22 EDT From: Jeffrey L. Needleman <[e-mail]>Subject: Suitcase Updater 2.1.2.sea Suitcase Updater 2.1.2 will update your copy of Suitcase 2.0, 2.1, or 2.1.1to 2.1.2.  The principal change in 2.1.2 is compatibility with System 7.1. I found this file on America On Line...Jeff Needleman  <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     suntar-133.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Sauro Speranza)Subject: UPLOADING suntar 1.3.3 Date: Tue, 9 Mar 93 11:06:17 MET This new release of suntar fixes a few minor bugs. It shouldreplace the previous file suntar1.3.2.sit.hqx.----- suntar1.3.3.cpt.hqx -------#### BINHEX     super-disk-utility.hqx   ****From: Scott E. Lasley <[e-mail]>Date: Thu, 26 Sep 91 11:05:57 -0400 Subject: SuperDisk_Utility Here is a utility for the disk compression program SuperDisk.Downloaded from Compuserve. From the doc file:The SuperDisk! Utilities serve several purposes.  They compress SuperDisk! files tighter by trying different compression options and selecting those thatoffer tighter compression and faster performance; they convert other kinds of compressed files to SuperDisk! compressed files;  and they back up your most recently edited files (coming soon.)#### BINHEX     super-video-249.hqx   ****From: "Scott E. Lasley" <[e-mail]>Date: Wed, 14 Oct 92 20:25:17 -0400 Subject: SuperVideo 2.49 here are the latest drivers for SuperMac color video boards.  downloadedfrom the SuperMac BBS.#### BINHEX     super-video-27.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 21:45:55 -0500 From: "Scott E. Lasley" <[e-mail]>Subject: SuperVideo 2.7   SuperVideo 2.7.sea, downloaded from the SuperMac Vendor  area on Compuserve.  Here is the information from CIS:  version 2.7 of SuperMac's SuperVideo utility for use   with SuperMac video cards. Self-extracting archive format.#### BINHEX     swatch.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 2 Dec 1991 13:33 CST From: "Dwight Lemke, 'There is nothing more terrifying than ignorance inSubject: Swatch Heap Utility This is the heap utility Swatch, which I downloaded from Compuserve.According to the author: "Swatch helps you track down heap bugs.It's also lotso fun to watch.  It's intended for programmers;however, normal people might enjoy it, too."Swatch is Freeware and is written by Joe Holt.---------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     sylabels-21.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 17 Sep 92 13:54:46 EDT From: [e-mail] (Manuel A. Perez)Subject: Printing Labels for SyQuest Cartridges Hello,SyLabels v2.1 is an application to print labels for SyQuest cartridges.The label contains the top level directory of  the volume,  spaceavailable, and user specified text items.  You can move, resize,  andchange font for all items.  Double clicking items will allow settingitem specific options.This program is shareware but copyrighted.  You may distribute it,but not for profit, and as long as: (a) you pass along this readme file,(b) don't modify the application.  If you like it and decide to keep it,send $15.00 to:Manuel A. Perez P. O. Box 245Caguas,  PR  00626Attn: SyLabels RegistrationIf there is enough interest, I will be adding a few features like:open/close/save documents, and picture items.  I have only testedthis in a II, and IIfx, all using laser printers.  It requires System 7.0.Send comments, bugs, ideas, suggestions, or stock tips [e-mail] (America Online).Enjoy it,Manuel A. Perez------- cut here --------#### BINHEX     sys-errors-da.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 19 Jan 93 14:38 GMT From: Big Nose <[e-mail]>Subject: System Errors Explained. A Handy DA. In response to several recent requests for info on what theSystem Error numbers mean, the following is a DA which doesjust that. It was written by Bill Steinberg, and although itwon't help you fix your machine after it's crashed, it will atleast make you sound more authoratative when you phone yourComputer Department to moan at them.RegardsAndy Law(LAWA @ IAPE.AFRC.AC.UK                     Big Nose in Edinburgh)#### BINHEX     system-errors-701.hqx   ****System Errors 7.0.1 from "Dr. Pete" Corless.  Now a DocMaker app rather thana DA.  Adding the System 7 errors expanded the size beyond the 32K limitimposed on the DA version and an app can now be placed in the System 7Apple menu.  The program remains compatible with System 6; it's just nota DA any more.  Any resemblence between the version number (7.0.1) and thatof a well-known operating system is largely superficial. System Errors is free. #### BINHEX     system-picker-10b11.hqx   ****Date: Sat, 13 Jun 92 15:59:57 -0500 From: [e-mail] (Dave Elliott)Subject: [*] system-picker-10b11.hqx; 27k The latest version of Kevin Aitken's utility, replacing system-picker-10b10.Comments and bugs to Kevin at    AppleLink:  AITKEN.K    America Online:  HartAitken"If one SCSI drive is partitioned into several volumes, the Macintosh normally starts on the first partition it finds that has a 'blessed' System Folder.  To solve this problem, System Picker 'deblesses' all System Folders on the partitioned drive, except for the System Folder that the user chose from the pop-up menu. Upon startup, the Macintoshchecks each partition looking for a 'blessed' System Folder, skipping the partitions that do not have 'blessed' System Folders."I've been using in with System 7 (tuned-up) on my IIci, happily.David----------------------cut here---------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     system-seven-companion-pack-20.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 23 Mar 93 10:36 EDT From: [e-mail]: System 7 Companion Pack! 2.0. The System 7 Companion Pack!  2.0 contains six great utilities for System 7.1. QuickFinder - Mini-Finder and application launcher that lets you rename, copy, move, and get information about files. You can launch applications by simply double-clicking on a scrolling application list. And with the new RAdd All AppsS button, you 2. FKEY Master - Innovative program that lets you manage your FKEYs. You'll be able to easily install and remove FKEY's in your System file.3. SuperFind - A universal find and replace command for your Finder. You specify search criteria (name, type, and/or creator) and SuperFind will change all such files to the type, creator, and/or name that you request.4. Alias ---> Apple Menu - Simply drag and drop a file on top of the Alias ---> Apple Menu icon and an alias to the file will be put into the Apple Menu Items folder. From now on, you'll be able to access that file from the Apple Menu!5. MultiAlias - Simply drag and drop one or more files on top of the MultiAlias icon. MultiAlias will then make aliases with the names and locations you provide. 6. SuperAlias - Drag and drop one or more application files on top of the SuperAlias file. SuperAlias will then create a "SuperAlias" file. SuperAlias files contain more than one application. When opened from the Finder, SuperAlias files can launch sev#### BINHEX     system-seven-pack-33.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 19 Jan 93 20:57 EDT From: [e-mail]: System 7 Pack! 3.3 Release System 7 Pack! 3.3 - the System 7 Customizer!Just recently awarded 4 stars by MacUser magazine! (Feb. 1993)System 7 too slow? Too inflexible?You need the System 7 Pack!-Increases speed of Finder copies by 300%-Increases speed of Finder by removing ZoomRects.-Change Finder's menu command keys!-Add application-document links. (e.g. MacWrite ---> MS Word.)-Change the way the Finder displays the date in its windows!-And Much More!Or, you can order directly by calling Insanely Great Software at 1-800-368-5195.#### BINHEX     system-switcher-11.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 25 Dec 90 18:06:47 +0900From: [e-mail] (HOSHINO Takashi)Subject: SystemSwitcher 1.1The file I posted previously was corrupted.Please replace old one with this.---#### BINHEX     system7-unlock.hqx   ****Unlock Folder: System 7 required. This can help System 7 users who've comeacross the "Name Locked Hard Drive" issue that occurs after having a System6 user log onto the System 7 File Sharing server. The symptoms of thisissue are that you cannot change the name of the hard drive even afteryou've turned off the personal File Sharing. Additionally, you will unableto paste a custom icon on that hard drive. This program has nodocumentation, but simply select UNLOCK from the File menu and select afolder or hard drive to have it make its magic upon. #### BINHEX     tar-30.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 7 Aug 91 08:34:45 MDTFrom: [e-mail] (Craig Ruff)Subject: Tar 3.0 binaryThis is version 3.0 of tar for the Macintosh.  This version is now7.0-compatible.  Besides some bug fixes, there are new features:    * Tar will now create and use a preferences file.      Tar will thus remember any options you have selected.    * Tar will now extract and convert MS-DOS style line      endings (CR/LF) to Macintosh sytle (CR).    * Tar will now read/write floppy disks, allowing exchange      of tar archives with Unix systems with a floppy.The source is also available in a separate file.#### BINHEX     text-merge-2.hqx   ****Date: 22 Feb 1993 16:24:44 -0500 (EST) From: [e-mail] (eric shelden (wadsworth))Text-Merge2 or "Cat!" is an updated version of the original text-merge program used for finding and combining text files. Like the original program, this program allows users to specify the folder to be searched and accepts a search string of characters which can include the wild-card "?" character. Files with names containing the search string (start, end, or anywhere can be specified) are copied to an output file in the designated folder. In addition, 1)  The program is now modeless, allowing other programs to run simultaneously. 2) The program now includes a multi-folder search option which when selected causes the program to search both the designated folder as well as any folders contained within this folder. Registered users recieve the latest version of the program and "Creator" a utility program that allows users to change the creator type of specified text documents, thusallowing multiple TEXT formatted documents to be automatically loaded into any desired application. Has been run on systems 6.0.5 or later on Classic, LC, IIsi, IIcx. Must be unstuffed with Stuffit. Shareware 10$. Eric Shelden ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     text-merge.hqx   ****Date: 01 Feb 1993 12:23:13 -0500 (EST) From: [e-mail] (eric shelden (wadsworth))TextMerge or "Cat" is a utility program for finding and combining text formatted files, similar to the Unix "cat" command. The program allows users to specify the folder to be searched and accepts a search string of characters which can include the wild-card "?" character. Files with names containing the search string (start, end, or anywhere can be specified) are copied to an output file. Registered users recieve the latest version of the program and "Creator" a utility program that allows users to change the creator type of specified text documents, thusallowing multiple TEXT formatted documents to be automatically loaded into any desired application. Has been run on systems 6.0.5 or later on Classic, LC, IIsi, IIcx. Must be unstuffed with Stuffit. Shareware 10$. Eric Shelden ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     text-merger.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 14 Jan 93 15:31:38 ESTFrom: Paul Savage <[e-mail]>Subject: [*] textmergerThere has been some talk lately about utilities for merging text files into one file. One of the simplest is Text Merger, a drag and drop application that concatenates all files (2-225) dropped onto it (in alphabetical order) into one combined file, and then deletes all the individual originals. I notice that this utility is no longer at Sumex but it should be. I'm not the author, Kaz Matsuki is.Binhexed but not stuffed since it's only [e-mail] -------------------------------- Australian ScienceCSIRO, Division of Chemicals & Polymers ------------------ Australia's Future#### BINHEX     text-press-10.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 3 Nov 92 15:52:05 CST From: toki takeuchi <[e-mail]>Subject: text_press.hqx Text Press converts TeachText documents between the standard editableTEXT type and read-only ttro type.  System 7 Savvy, including DRAGAND DROP.  This version requires System 7.  Version 1.0.  Ideal whenyou want to enclose a READ ME file with software.Kenji Takeuchi#### BINHEX     texx-021.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 19:32:18 -0400 (EDT) From: [e-mail]: TEXX 0.2.1 (a scripting program for the mac) TEXX 0.2.1Archive produced by Stuffit Deluxe 3.0.3TEXX 0.2.1, Jose Aguirre's implementation of the Rexx scriptinglanguage on the Mac. Supports Apple events. The Texx applicationallows scripting on the Mac, with a scripting language thatresembles "a cross between C and Pascal with the simplicity ofHyperTalk". Despite the version number, the current release of Texx looks like it has enough power to develop some really useful scripts (IMHO).Example scripts include a shutdown "exec" that purges those peskyWord temp files from the Hard Drive (though I have to admit thatswitching to Nisus did the job of removing my Word temp files ;-) )Though I haven't had enough time to fully test Texx, it seemspowerful enough to keep me from buying Frontier for at leasta couple weeks more.Shareware $25.  System 7 required.Dale Southard([e-mail]) ------------------------  cut here   ------------------------#### BINHEX     the-fondler-304.hqx   ****From: macmod (Info-Mac Moderator)Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1992 23:29:29 PDTtheFONDler 3.04.  What is it?theFONDler started out as an alternative to Apple's Font/DA Moverutility for users of "harmonized" font systems. Such as those from theProfessional Postscript Alliance (PPA), Linotronic Concert Series, orany other "harmonized" set of screen fonts. As it progresses it isbecoming more of a screen font management utility in that other usersof Postscript fonts, in general, can benefit from information providedby theFONDler about their fonts.  Support for non-Postscript (bit-map)fonts is limited to listing them, but theFONDler will not provide anyfunctional support.#### BINHEX     thunder-106-updater.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Steven Fernandez)Date: Sat, 1 Aug 92 18:11:22 EDT Subject: Thunder 7 1.06 Updater This is the updater for thunder that will bring thunder up to version1.06. I pulled it offf on America Online.        Steve#### BINHEX     tiger-11.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 25 Aug 92 00:24:08 -0700 From: Robert Lenoil <[e-mail]>Subject: What happened to TIGER? Someone sent me mail recently looking for my ShareWare program TIGER, whichused to be in the info-mac archives. Was its removal deliberate? If it wasaccidental, then here is a resubmittal of the program.-Robert LenoilThis file contains a binhexed stuffit archive of TIGER, version 1.1. Version1.1 fixes a bug in processing multiple uuencoded files per source file.  Italso now handles the files created by the CC:Mail and Microsoft Mail gateways(the program was originally tested with AppleLink only). TIGER is Shareware.TIGER can decode uuencoded files (a popular file encoding technique for UNIXsystems). It also can decode AppleSingle files (a format for storing Macintoshfiles on other computer systems). To use TIGER, simply choose Extract from theFile menu and select a file to extract enclosures from. Any enclosed files willbe extracted and put in the same folder as the original file. The original fileis not modified.Uuencoded files should have file type TEXT and AppleSingle files should havefile type BINA (binary). If extracting from a uuencoded file produces anAppleSingle file, the AppleSingle file is automatically decoded to produce thefinal Macintosh file. This feature makes TIGER ideal for retrieving files fromInternet mail messages created by the Internet gateways for CC:Mail, MicrosoftMail, AppleLink, and possibly QuickMail (I haven't tested QuickMail).Note: Most enclosures on AppleLink are compressed package files, which requirethe AppleLink software in order to be expanded. A future version of TIGER mightdo this automatically -- registered TIGER users that have paid the $5 sharewarefee will receive substantial discounts on any future commerical version.Robert LenoilIndependent [e-mail] 3, 1992#### BINHEX     times-two-101-updater.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 15:15:13 -0700 From: [e-mail]: [*]TimesTwo 1.0.1 updater The TimesTwo 1.0.1 Updater is an application that updates TimesTwo fromversion 1.0 to 1.0.1.CHANGES IN VERSION 1.0.1:------------------------Version 1.0.1 of TimesTwo is a maintenance release that provides:- Improved performance for disks not at SCSI ID 0. (I was told thatthere're apparently some special extra instructions for SCSI devices ataddress 0)- Greater flexibility for "Hot" installations.- Support for Asynchronous I/O, including Personal File Sharing and Modemprograms.   Happy holidays to all netters.Tony [e-mail]#### BINHEX     tiny-saver-13.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 7 Feb 1993 23:41:41 -0500 (EST) From: Christopher Owen <[e-mail]>Subject: Tiny Saver 1.3 Tiny Saver is a very small screen saver.  It is an applicationbut only uses 6k of disk space and about 30k of RAM (it willrun fine in 20k if you don't look at the about box ;-] ).This version is better about detecting key presses and supportsPowerBooks and more than one screen.Chris~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Chris Owen - YCIAS  ~  Voice: [phone]       ~  It's foreign85 Trumball St      ~  Data : [phone]       ~  policy STUPID!New Haven CT 06520  ~  [e-mail]  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~#### BINHEX     tiny-saver-20b5.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 22 Mar 1993 00:47:27 -0500 (EST) From: Christopher Owen <[e-mail]>Subject: Tiny Saver 2.0b5 Tiny Saver is a very small screen saver.  It does just what ascreen saver is supposed to do and not much else.  It is anapplication so no conflicts but it only uses about 30k of RAM12 of disk space.  This version is a 'background only appliation'so it only uses 12k of RAM when it is in not actually saving thescreen.  Being a FBA it will not show up in the applicationmenu and won't always end up in your face when you quit otherapplications.  It is a nifty (IMHO) blend of the features ofa system extension with the reliability of an application.This archive also includes a non-background version for thosewho fear the unkown ;-]Chris [e-mail]#### BINHEX     tonto.hqx   ****Date: 25 Feb 1993 11:30:08 U From: "Tom Scott" <[e-mail]>Subject: Tonto      TontoWhile I was downloading the newest version of RevRdist from cc.purdue.edu, Inoticed this utility.  Here's an excerpt from the README file:   Tonto provides a way to hide applications from the casual user.  You   configure a copy of Tonto for each application you wish to hide and   then you make the application invisible (using ResEdit, for example).   Tonto itself remains visible, with the application's icon.  You rename   each copy of Tonto to match its original application's name.  If the   original application is in the same folder as Tonto, you will need to   change Tonto's name slightly.  For example, if the application were   "Microsoft Word", you might rename Tonto to "Microsoft Word 4.0".   If the user double-clicks on Tonto, it does nothing but launch the   original application.  If the user double-clicks on a document from the   application, the Finder launches the invisible application directly,   without using Tonto.   Tonto was written by Greg Coleman and greatly modified by Dale Talcott.   Tonto and its sources are dedicated to the public domain.   For more information, email to Dale Talcott, [e-mail] was no version number on it, but it looked like it could be usefulto many, especially in a lab environment.  Enjoy!Thomas Scott, Systems Manager, College of EngineeringCornell University, Carpenter Hall Annex, Ithaca, NY  14853#### BINHEX     trash-chute-20.hqx   ****Date: Fri, 31 May 91 01:17:26 -0400From: Scott E. Lasley <[e-mail]>Subject: trashchute20.hqxHere is a program from Compuserve that empties the trash whenthe Mac is rebooted.  It also serves as a trash can that emptiesautomatically.#### BINHEX     trash-man-403.hqx   ****Date: Sun, 27 Sep 92 22:01:06 -0500From: Dan Walkowski <[e-mail]>Subject: TrashMan 4.0.3Here's the latest version of TrashMan.*Version 4.0.3 fixes the problem with PowerBooks, and lets them go to sleepproperly.  (previous versions could keep a PowerBook from sleeping)Please post it to the archive.Thanks,Dan Walkowski----------------------#### BINHEX     tt-converter-13.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 29 Sep 1992 12:44:34 -0700 From: Samuel S. Tai <[e-mail]>TTConverter 1.3(c) 1992 Chris ReedThis is a maintenance upgrade to TTConverter 1.1.(Version 1.2 was never released.)Convert PC TrueType fonts to Macintosh TrueTypefonts & vice versa!--------------------------------------------------#### BINHEX     type-changer-01.hqx   ****From: Scott Bryner <[e-mail]>Subject: TypeChanger 0.1 Date: Sun, 19 Jul 92 21:59:05 EDT This is a utility that uses system 7's drag and drop facility to changetypes and creators of files.  It will accept dragged combinations offiles and folders.  All files will be changed, and all the filesimmediately within the folders.This is submitted for a friend without FTP access.  Please e-mail himwith comments and suggestions:[e-mail] hope someone can use this  (I know I can!)(This is a bin-hexed compact pro document containing the appand a small info doc.#### BINHEX     unarj-221.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 13 Jul 92 21:49:53 -0400 From: [e-mail] (Charles H Mingo)Subject: [*] UnARJ 2.21 Decompression Utility for the Mac [The following is the .doc file with UnARJ 2.21 for the Mac:]Unarjmac is a simple port of Robert Jung's unarj.c to the Mac. It is a MINIMALPORT; that is it makes absolutely minimal use of Mac features. The reason forthis was to minimize the intrusiveness of source code changes into unarj.c,which will make future updates by Robert Jung easy to keep up with. UnarjMac does not currently support macintosh path names or creator/typeapplication linking. Therefore it must be run from the folder your arj file isin. Assuming you have the file archive.arj in your folder with unarj, to process thefile you must first launch unarj. You will be presented a dialog that will letyou specifiy a command line that will be accepted by unarj. The command lineoperations available are:         UNARJ archive[.arj]    (list archive)        UNARJ e archive        (extract archive)        UNARJ l archive        (list archive)        UNARJ t archive        (test archive)        UNARJ x archive        (extract with pathnames)    UNARJ                  (display help screen) Questions about the Mac implementation may be sent to Eric Larson at 1:260/330@Fidonet. [That's [e-mail] foryou Internet users.] This is an ARJ demonstration program and ** IS NOT OPTIMIZED ** for speed. Youmay freely use, copy and distribute this program, provided that no fee ischarged for such use, copying or distribution, and it is distributed ONLY in itsoriginal unmodified state.  UNARJ is provided as is without warranty of anykind, express or implied, including but not limited to the implied warranties ofmerchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.  Refer to UNARJ.DOC formore warranty information.  If you find UNARJ of value, a gift of $10 or anyamount would greatly appreciated. Robert K Jung                   Internet address :  [e-mail] 2606 Village Road West          CompuServe userid:  72077,445 Norwood, Massachusetts02062 USA#### BINHEX     unfolder-20.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1992 00:28:58 -0700 (PDT) From: Les Ferch <[e-mail]>Subject: Resubmission of UnFolder Date: Tue, 3 Mar 1992 14:59:25 -0500 From: Howard Shubs <[e-mail]>Subject: Unfolder 2.0 Unfolder 2.0This program is intended for people who must download files for theirMacintosh via another kind of system, such as an Amiga, PCclone, VAX,Sun, etc.   This program, once unBinHex'd, will reconstituteMacBinary-encoded files.  It is not compressed, so that all you needis a way of unBinHex'ing it.  If you can't unBinHex it, the source codeis available in C.  If you can't accept source code either, let me knowand I'll try to figure out another way to get you started.Howard Shubsthe Denim [e-mail]#### BINHEX     unity-311.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Michael K O'Rourke)Date: Tue, 4 Jul 89 18:31:00 EDTUnity (Version 3.1.1)===============================Written by MichaelO'Rourke Copyright )1988,1989, Micro F/X; All Rights ReservedWhen a program comes in 5,6, or even 3 separate 30K text documents, it is a royal pain to have to use a text editor to bring them together in one file.  Unity alleviates this troublesome task.  In other words, Unity is a text file concatenator.  It allows you to combine textfiles with such options as not showing files after they are used and erasing files after use.  It lets you put the resulting file into the first file or a new file.This is a bug fix to fix a problem on the IIcx.  It also adds new features.#### BINHEX     unshar-15.hqx   ****Date: 14 Jun 91 13:19:00 EDTFrom: "William Johnston" <[e-mail]>Subject: Unshar v.1.5 by Sak WathanasinSecond try:  This is Unshar v.1.5 by Sak Wathanasin.  It should replace /info-mac/util/unshar-2.hqx, which is actually unshar v.1.2 by Sak Wathanasin despite its "unshar-2.hqx" name in the archives.Unshar is based on an MPW tool posted by Amanda Walker; it was convertedinto a stand-alone application using Paul Dubois' Transkel package.Unshar is a Macintosh utility program for extracting files fromUn*x SHell ARchives.  It has been tested with the ".shar" archivesin the sumex /info-mac/unix directory.  This version recognizes moretypes of ".shar" archives than did version 1.2.Sak Wathanasin can reached by e-mail:    uucp:   ...!ukc!nan!sw    other:  [e-mail] version of unshar is posted at the request of the author.-- Bill Johnston ([e-mail])#### BINHEX     unzip-201.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 08:48:00 +0000 From: "Jan (J.S.) Maika" <[e-mail]>Subject: UnZip 2.0.1 I am posting this for my brother who does not have access to theINTERNET. Please direct any comments/questions to              [e-mail]_______________________________________________________________UnZip 2.0.1 This application is used to dearchive MS-DOS            .ZIP files. It also handles "deflated" files            and fixes a small incompatability with            PKZIP 2.0.4c#### BINHEX     up-to-date.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 18 Aug 92 15:38:09 +0200 From: [e-mail] (Ben Hekster)Subject: (~ftp)/info-mac/util/uptodate.hqx Submitted for your approval--UpToDate is a utility for keeping multiple, distributed copiesof documents up to date.  For instance, if you have a `main'Macintosh at home and a portable for `on the road', UpToDatecan help you ensure that both machines have the most recentcopy of any documents that you have worked on.  Even if yourMacs are not connected by a network, UpToDate can help withtransferring files from one Mac to another by floppy disk.UpToDate can also be useful when groups of documents are beingworked on by people in different places, and it can be usedfor backing up files.    UpToDate lets you link pairs of files or folders.  Itwill help you keep track of changes in linked files or foldersby telling you when files have changed, deleted, or new fileshave been created.  It can automatically copy, create or deletethe corresponding file to keep the link up to date.    UpToDate requires a Macintosh with system softwareversion 7.0 in order to run.Ben `Hackster' Hekster        | "He bides his time and thinks,[e-mail]        |  'There must be more to life than this!'"#### BINHEX     update-maker-131.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 8 Feb 1993 12:16 +1300From: Analog Digital Instruments <[e-mail]>Subject: UpdateMaker 1.3.1This is UpdateMaker 1.3.1, a maintenance release of UpdateMaker.UpdateMaker is a utility program for making and applying update documents,or for making custom update applications.An update document or application describes the differences between any two Macintosh files and the changes required to convert one file into the other.It is often advantageous to distribute update documents rather than acompletely new version of a file, not only because the update documenttends to be much smaller, but also because it is useless unless the old original file is available. Stand-alone update applications are some 13K larger than the equivalentdocument but have the advantage that the receiver does not need to have a copyof UpdateMaker to use them.UpdateMaker can create an update document for literally any two Macintosh files, be they applications, documents, system extensions, or whatever.For example, one can make an update document that will describe the differencesbetween the Font/DA Mover application and Disk First Aid, and change oneinto the other.Documentation on how to use UpdateMaker is built into the Help menu of theapplication. UpdateMaker requires System 6 or later; it is fully System-7 compatible andslightly System-7 friendly. It was written with MacApp The Wonder DevelopmentSystem, which is the main reason for its size.UpdateMaker is copyright 1993 Analog Digital Instruments Ltd and is madeavailable to you by the Shareware principle: try it out and if you findit useful enough to keep and use it, we ask for a shareware payment (address details are in the Help documentation). For non-commercial use, weask for a $10 shareware payment, for commercial use we ask for $50.  Largecompanies or institutions should contact us about site licensing.The author would be grateful for any bug reports or constructive suggestionsnot requiring the entire application to be rewritten :-). Changes from version 1.3 are: - it builds updates somewhat faster - it no longer underestimates the amount of free space on hard disks - it no longer dies on very large builds where many resources are involved - it correctly updates data forks when the final file is in another directory - the help can now be copied to the clipboard - the Save Description menu item works - it includes up-to-date information on UpdateMaker 2.0.Michael [e-mail]#### BINHEX     uu-cat-10.hqx   ****From: [e-mail] (Alan Goates)Subject: UUCat 1.1 Organization: University of Denver, Dept. of Math & Comp. Sci. Date: Fri, 28 Aug 92 04:39:04 GMT UUCat 1.1 is a uuencoded file concatenation and verificationutility. Version 1.1 adds smarter verification and recognitionof text as well as fixes a few bugs.#### BINHEX     uu-lite-13.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 14 Jul 1992 08:48:28 -0400 (EDT) From: Jeff Strobel <[e-mail]>Subject: Release of UULite1.3 for the Macintosh I am pleased to announce the release of the uuencoder/uudecoder UULiteversion 1.3 for the Macintosh.  You may find it included at the end ofthis document in binhex form.Version 1.3 has the following features:  * One step "Smart" uudecoding:     - Multipart file decoding with automatic article header/footer       removal - no manual editing required     - Source file may contain multiple output files,       e.g., the source file may contain any number of gif files:  all       will be decoded     - "Drag and Drop" decoding of any number of files (System 7       required)     - "Super Smart" uudecoding for problem files.  * One step uuencoding:     - Auto file splitting to simplify Usenet posting     - Auto file description insertion in first or all encoded parts.  * Smart automatic file Type and Creator stamping - user configurable  * Manual file Type and Creator editing on any file  * UNIX To Mac text conversion  * Mac To UNIX text conversion  * Help  * Usenet Read News Tutorial...Jeff Strobel                                [e-mail]#### BINHEX     uulite-14.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 7 Sep 1992 18:10:04 -0400 (EDT) From: Jeff Strobel <[e-mail]>Subject: UULite 1.4 Release for the Mac I am pleased to announce the release of UULite version 1.4for the Macintosh.Version 1.4 has the following features:  * One-step "Smart" uudecoding:     - Multipart file decoding with automatic article header/footer       removal - no manual editing required     - Source file may contain multiple output files,       e.g., the source file may contain any number of gif files:  all       will be decoded     - Configurable "Drag and Drop" decoding of any number of files       (System 7 required)     - "Super Smart" uudecoding for problem files.     - File Merge and Decode for decoding images from multiple input       files for news readers that don't support appending on the fly     - Straight File Merge for merging text files  * One-step uuencoding:     - Auto file splitting to simplify Usenet posting     - Auto file description insertion in first or all encoded parts.  * Smart automatic file Type and Creator stamping - user configurable  * Manual file Type and Creator editing on any file  * UNIX To Mac text conversion  * Mac To UNIX text conversion  * Help  * Usenet Read News Tutorial...Jeff Strobel                                [e-mail]#### BINHEX     uutool-232.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 13 Aug 92 20:47:03 MDT From: [e-mail] (Bernie Wieser)Subject: UUTool 2.3.2 here is uutool 2.3.2 for the /info-mac/util directoryit is binhexedit replaces 2.3.1, fixing a bug regarding the "get files" dialog uutool uuencodes and decodes files, as well as text segmentation supportand some other nifty things it is freeware, but read the documentation from the About UUTool. #### BINHEX     vm-eject-20.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 23 Sep 92 22:16 EDT From: Jeffrey L. Needleman <[e-mail]>Subject: VM-Eject 2.0 The recent question about using virtual memory on a Syquest drive remindedme of this freeware utility that allows exactly that for all removabledrives, written by PB Computing. It simply modifies the System 7 memorycontrol panel by removing the prohibition against using removable cartridgedrives. Be warned, as the program tells you, that extremely BAD things canhappen if you remove the cartridge with your VM swap file on it. This isnot a modification for the novice or the forgetful. No special formattingof your ejectable cartridge is required. (I got this from CompuServe.)Jeff Needleman  <[e-mail]>#### BINHEX     vm-tuner-10.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 21 Sep 92 14:09:04 +0200 From: [e-mail] (Karl Pottie)Subject: VMTuner.hqx VM Tuner 1.0.0 (c) 1992 by Karl PottieSystem 7 offers you the ability to 'extend' the available memory bypretending your Macintosh has more RAM than it actually has installed.Instead, the Mac uses a file on disk to store portions of the RAM itcurrently doesn't need in order to make room for another portion itneeds to use now. This way of extending memory is called virtual memory(VM), and it happens transparently for the applications, except for onething: speed. The so-called swapping of portions of RAM from and to thedisk causes your computer to slow down considerably. The larger you setthe virtual memory size, the slower your Mac will get. You have to seeka trade-off between the benefits of extra available memory and thespeed degradation. VM tuner will help you to determine what's theoptimal setting for you and your computer.VM Tuner will observe the way you use your computer over a relativelylong period of time. The statistics it collects will help you determinethe optimal setting for VM for your computer and the way you use it.VM Tuner calculates how large the VM memory setting must be, in orderto extend your memory at virtually no speed cost. Even if you don't useVM now, you should run VM Tuner. Perhaps you will discover you can usethe RAM in your Macintosh more efficiently without a speed degradation.Shareware: The basic fee for the first copy of VM Tuner is $15. Foreach additional Macintosh you run this product on, you must pay another$5.You can distribute this software by giving it away to friend, upload itto a BBS or online services like Compuserve or AOL, or send it to anyftp site. Basically you can distribute it any way you like, as long asyou don't ask any money for it, other than a small charge related todistribution costs (cost of a disk, postage or download fee) and keepit together with this unmodified document in the original compressedarchive this product came in.Karl Pottie e-mail: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     watch-dos-10.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 21 Sep 92 14:09:36 +0200 From: [e-mail] (Karl Pottie)Subject: WatchDos.hqx WatchDos 1.0.0 (c) 1992 by Karl PottieThe Macintosh system software is designed to protect the user fromaccidentally losing information, and generally does a good job atthat. Except for one thing: if you insert an MS Dos disk into yourdrive, your mac will happily offer you to format it. Even with theadvent of system 7, this was not corrected in standard systemsoftware. WatchDos corrects this problem. Whenever you insert an MSDos disk into your FDHD drive, WatchDos will issue a warning.The Shareware fee is $10 for the first copy and $5 for *each*additional macintosh you install WatchDos on. A site license(unlimited use) costs $100.You can distribute this software by giving it away to friend, uploadit to a BBS or online services like Compuserve or AOL, or send it toany ftp site. Basically you can distribute it any way you like, aslong as you don't ask any money for it, other than a small chargerelated to distribution costs (cost of a disk, postage or downloadfee) and keep it together with the unmodified document in theoriginal compressed archive this product came in.Karl Pottiee-mail: [e-mail]#### BINHEX     welcome-editor.hqx   ****Date: Thu, 13 Dec 90 15:12:21 PSTFrom: [e-mail] (Mike Carlton)Subject: "Welcome to Macintosh" editorA couple of weeks ago someone was asking for a way to edit the "Welcome to Macintosh" message.  Well, it sounded likea simple thing to do, so I wrote a little program the otherday to let you edit the message.  The result is attached below, it is freeware.Cheers,Mike Carlton    [e-mail]#### BINHEX     xlate-graf.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 15 May 1991 13:54:11 +1000From: [e-mail]: XlateGrafHello,        I have this graphics utility that I use sometimes. I did not writeit, I don't know the authors. I am just posting it. It can translatevarious graphics formats including MacPaint, PICT file, PICT Resource,Startup Screen, TIFF, GIF, IFF IBLM, GRASP, 8 Bit gray scale, 32 bit RGB,32 bit y.Cr.Cb.Y, GDS. I'm not sure exactly what IFF IBLM or GDS are. Theabout box says it's free software and it was written by Robert Jongbloed &Geoff Hicks of Australia more than this I can't say. Good Luck.This posting was stuffed into Stuffit 1.5.1 format by Stuffit Classic andbinhexed by Eudora. All those automatic unstuffers like downline or thecap60 contrib utilities should handle it OK.Kim+----------------------------+-----------------------------------------+|   Kim Holburn              |   Internet : [e-mail]    ||   University of Canberra   |   Phone    : [phone] ||   PO Box 1 Belconnen       |              [phone]               ||   ACT                      |   Fax      : [phone]               |+----------------------------+-----------------------------------------+#### BINHEX     zip-it-10.hqx   ****Date: Mon, 25 Jan 93 02:21:34 -0500 From: Nick Sklavounakis <[e-mail]>Subject: zipit1.0.cpt.hqx ZipIt 1.0 by Tommy Brown.ZipIt will compress and decompress files in the Zip archive format, eventhose created on other platforms (even PKZip 2.0 for the PC). When youZip a file on the Mac, it will retain its Mac information, even whenmoved across platforms.This is the first Zip utility for the Mac that actually has a Macinterface.ZipIt is fully System 7-savvy and and even supports special AppleEventsthat will allow it to work with other applications.#### BINHEX     zippop.hqx   ****Date: Tue, 22 Aug 89 16:45:37 -0500From: Don Gilbert <[e-mail]>To: [e-mail] is a Macintosh application that I hacked together from various sources to extract files from a ZIP archive (as produced by the MS-DOS archiver PKZIP).  It is free.Don Gilbert                                 dogStar Software        [e-mail]        [e-mail]        po box 302    bloomington, in    47405                     #### BINHEX     zoom-switch-11.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 8 Jul 1992 13:52:39 -0800 From: [e-mail]: ZoomSwitch 1.1 Turns on/off the 'zoomrect' effect in the Finder.=========================================================================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)Abstracts of files as of Thu Apr  1 03:13:53 PST 1993Directory: info-mac/virus#### TEXT       00what-to-use.txt   ****Here are our current recommendations for virus-related tools. Such tools canbe divided into three classes: those that prevent infections, those that warnyou when an infection is present, and those that remove infection. Thismessage only discusses non-commercial software.1. Prevention   Two excellent tools for prevention of viral infections are the Disinfectantextension (distributed as part of the Disinfectant application) andthe Gatekeeper package.   The Disinfectant extension is very easy to install and requires nouser configuration. However, it is important to stay up-to-date with thistool, because it only recognizes viruses it has been taught about.   Gatekeeper is an effective virus-prevention method for the moretechnically inclined. It requires some customization to work well in aparticular environment. The benefit of Gatekeeper is that it providessome protection against some possible kinds of future virus, not just#### BINHEX     disinfectant-30.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 24 Feb 1993 23:16:11 -0600From: [e-mail] (John Norstad)Subject: Disinfectant 3.0Disinfectant 3.0February 24, 1993Disinfectant 3.0 is a new release of our free Macintosh anti-viral utility.Version 3.0 detects the new T4-C strain of the T4 virus and a newversion of the CDEF virus. The new T4-C strain of the T4 virus is very similar to the T4-A strain.It was discovered at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaignby a Gatekeeper user when an infected application attempted to renameitself "Disinfectant". Thanks to Chris Johnson and his Gatekeeper programfor helping to discover this new strain.The new version of the CDEF virus was discovered in New York. There areonly minor technical differences between the new version and theoriginal virus. Unfortunately, the new version escaped detection by theDisinfectant version 2.9 protection INIT (but not by the application).The Disinfectant version 3.0 INIT fixes this problem. In version 3.0,both the INIT and the application recognize both the original virus andthe new version.Please consult the Disinfectant online manual for more detailed informationabout the T4 and CDEF viruses.Note that this version 3.0 is NOT a major new release of Disinfectantwith major new features. Normally, with Mac programs, a minor upgrade isindicated by increasing the number after the decimal point in theversion number. According to this rule, this new version should benumbered 2.10. Unfortunately, Apple's version numbering scheme does notpermit more than one digit after the decimal point. For this reason,this new version is numbered 3.0.We also fixed some errors which could cause crashes when scanningpathological files with very large resources (e.g., the "PSpice"program).This version also fixes a problem with Aladdin Systems' StuffItSpaceSaver product. In some cases, Disinfectant would improperly reportthat compressed files had damaged resource forks. Disinfectant 3.0 is available now via anonymous FTP from site ftp.acns.nwu.edu [129.105.113.52]. It will also be available soon on sumex-aim.stanford.edu and info-mac mirror sites, rascal.ics.utexas.edu,comp.binaries.mac, America Online, CompuServe, GEnie, Delphi, BIX,MacNet, Calvacom, and other popular sources of free andshareware software.Macintosh users who do not have access to electronic sources of free and shareware software may obtain a copy of Disinfectant by sending a self-addressed stamped envelope and an 800K floppy disk to the author at the address given below. People outside the US may send an international postal reply coupon instead of US stamps (available from any post office). Please use sturdy envelopes, preferably cardboard disk mailers.People in Western Europe may obtain a copy of the latest version of Disinfectant by sending a self-addressed disk mailer and an 800K floppy disk to macclub benelux. Stamps are not required. The address is:   macclub benelux   Disinfectant Update   Wirtzfeld Valley 140   B-4761 Bullingen BelgiumMactivity-macclub benelux also offers an international update servicefor Disinfectant. This service is available to people anywhere in theworld, not just Western Europe. For a fee they will send you new versions of Disinfectant as new viruses appear. Write to them at theabove address for more information.John NorstadAcademic Computing and Network ServicesNorthwestern University2129 Campus Drive NorthEvanston, IL 60208 [e-mail] NorstadAcademic Computing and Network ServicesNorthwestern [e-mail]#### BINHEX     gatekeeper-127.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 20 Jan 93 12:09:04 -0600From: [e-mail] (Chris Johnson)Subject: Gatekeeper 1.2.7Gatekeeper 1.2.7 is a set of Macintosh system extensions (INITs)and related control panels (cdevs) which, when active (i.e.allowed to install themselves during the boot process) offerprotection against attacks by all known viruses (to the authorat the time of this release).Gatekeeper also monitors computer activities for what areconsidered to be suspicious 'events' or 'operations', in anattempt to intercept what could be variants of known viruses oreven completely new viruses.Since its initial release in January of 1989, Gatekeeper hasrepeatedly demonstrated its ability to stop the spread ofviruses which were unknown during its design. Like any anti-virus system, however, it cannot guarantee complete protection.Of course, no claims or promises are made regarding Gatekeeper'seffectiveness or suitability, and some functions and capabil-ities of Gatekeeper are non-trivial to use and may require acareful reading of the documentation.Version 1.2.7 enhances the capabilities of, and corrects bugs in, version 1.2.6.Chris JohnsonInternet:   [e-mail]:       {husc6|uunet}!cs.utexas.edu!ut-emx!chrisjBITNET:     [e-mail]: >INTERNET:[e-mail]:  [e-mail]@internet##### BINHEX     mactools-defs-0393.hqx   ****Date: Wed, 17 Mar 1993 11:40:41 -0800From: Chall Fry <[e-mail]>Subject: mactools-defs-0393.hqxInfo-Mac Moderators,Please place this file in /info-mac/virus. Thanks.Users, This file contains the latest antidote descriptions for MacToolsAntivirus. Instructions for loading the antidotes are containedwithin. This file is compressed as a self extracting archive.--Chall FryCentral Point Software#### BINHEX     rival-defs-0193.hqx   ****Date: 26 Jan 93 09:03 GMTFrom: [e-mail] (France - nOne Corp, F Miserey,IDV)Subject: Re: [*] Central Point AntiViruBill, BTW, here is latest Rival Trojans Vaccine that deals with CPro trojan.  Yours, Frederic #### BINHEX     sam-virus-defs-0293.hqx   ****Date: 24 Feb 93 06:27 GMT Subject: SAM Virus Definitions File Here's the latest SAM virus definitions file.  It works for both SAM 3.0and SAM 3.5. #### BINHEX     virus-detective-505.hqx   ****Date: 01 Jul 92 17:25 GMTFrom: [e-mail] (Shulman, Jeffrey,PRT)Subject: VirusDetective 5.0.5Hunts down ("detects") viruses & Trojan Horses 'BEFORE' they get a chance tolay waste your Macintosh by looking for "fingerprints" viruses leave.Prevention is the best cure! Customizable (change, add or delete) searchstrings. Can read search string list from a text file, or write list to textfile; also appends. Choose your own word processor 'text' file formats (suchas MacWrite II). Create your own search strings. Can write logs of all files,or only infected files. Status box includes progress bar. When in midst ofscan, telltale sign is its "four-diamond" cursor. Automatically scans wholebunch of floppy disks (one after another) or on individual, "as needed"basis. Gives detailed technical info of infected files. Protect settings fromtampering via password. Full internal Help files; copy to Clipboard.Unattended operation. System 7.0 Balloon Help. When virus is discovered, weprovide search strings which get posted to major electronic bulletin boards &mailed to all registered users. Elegant  "look & feel". A pleasure to use.And much more! Min. req.: Mac Plus; System 6.0.2. System 7.0 friendly. VirusDetective 5.0.5 adds search string for the T4 virus. Youonly need the search string file if you already have VirusDetective5.0.x. #### BINHEX     virus-detective-506-strings.hqx   ****Date: 06 Jul 92 02:11 GMTFrom: [e-mail] (Shulman, Jeffrey,PRT)Subject: VD 5.0.6 Search StringsThese are the search string files for VirusDetective 5.0.6. They includethe search string for detecting the ChinaTalk Trojan. You need onlydownload this file if you already have VirusDetective 5.0.x.