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List of Mac Mailing Lists
New Technologies
Open Transport and PCI
Other Programmer Resources
Fortran to C converter
Grant's CGI framework in C
MacHack
Parse CGI OSAX
PreFab Software
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Celestin
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MacWeek
The Ultimate Mac
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Internet
Mailing lists are one of the more popular ways of distributing
information on the Internet. They can reach a wider audience than
news groups or the world wide web, be more selective in their
distribution, and reach their readers in a more timely fashion. The
Well Connected Mac has a list of over 150 Macintosh specific mailing
lists that cover a large range of topics. You can subscribe to as many
as your patience and mailbox will allow.
List of Macintosh Mailing Lists
Macintosh
In case you don't know about MacWeek, it is a weekly magazine that
was often referred to as the way that one hand at Apple knows what
the other hand was doing, and there is some truth to the joke. You can
find it at: There are several on-line magazines for the Macintosh
community (besides MacTech, of course). You probably already know
about MacWeek, but did you know that it is available on-line?
MacWeek
It's first issue is September (when I'm writing this column), and the first
issue has several good articles. I hope that by the time you read this it
will have developed and the content will be even better. Check it out
for yourself at: Another new on-line publication is
MacMagazine.
MacMagazine
A site that has been around for a while but is a good site to check out, is the
ULTIMATE Macintosh. This site has links to tons of stuff. A good
place from which to branch out into the Macintosh universe on the
Internet. Branch out from:
The Ultimate Mac
Neat non-Macintosh sites of the Month
Keeping with the theme of electronic magazines, I would like to draw your
attention to The Feed. It is a fully electronic magazine (no print counter-part)
and is a view of what interactive publishing could be like in the future. Some
very notable people contribute to The Feed and you can interact with them through
The Feed. It is a professional magazine, well layed out, and with good
content. Highly recommended at:
The Feed
For those of you not in the Silicon Valley, you might want to check out the San
Jose Mercury News. This is an on-line version a newspaper that covers the
Silicon Valley. These are the same people that bring you Mercury Center on
America On-line. The top stories and index are free, but there is a
subscription charge to see everything (though it is a lot less than subscribing
to the paper itself). They also have a service called NewsHound that can
automatically scan the news for key words and send you the articles. A
start at agent technology. Read the paper at:
Mercury Center
Well, that's it for this month. As aways, if you find something
interesting, or have updates, send them to
URLs@MacTech.com.
Thanks to, and many others for their contributions for their suggestions and
pointers to new and old sites. Apologies to Jon Pugh for misspelling his
name in the September issue!
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