Info-Mac 3/Info_Mac_1994-01.iso/Abstracts/User Interface Abstract

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Abstracts from files in info-mac/gui as of Sun Dec 26 00:49:28 PST 1993


#### LINK       AfterDark -> ad   ****

#### LINK       Graphic -> grf   ****

#### BINHEX     a-friend-13.hqx   ****

From: Alexander W. Kourakos <[e-mail]>
Subject: a friend v1.3 INIT
Date: Thu, 24 Jun 93 19:16:43 EDT
Organization: North Carolina Supercomputing Center

   This is "a friend": A silly little INIT that simulates someone
typing friendly messages, complete with typing sounds. It gets very
annoying after a while, and could be used to play a joke on someone.
That's what I used it for, at least. All the settings are configurable
with ResEdit.

   Includes source code.

   Archived with StuffIt.



#### DIRECTORY  ad   ****

#### BINHEX     adder.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Ken Wessen)
Subject: Update to adder 1.0
Date: Thu, 21 Oct 1993 11:03:30 +0700 (GMT+7:00)

Hello again.

This is both a bug fix, and an update to adder version 1.

It fixes a bug that could crash a machine (though rarely), and also
adds the ability to add more than one application to At Ease at a time.

Below is the blurb from version 1.

This is just a small utility designed to run under At Ease.  It enables
a user to add to the At Ease desktop applications from a floppy.
It also enables the easy removal of all such added applications.
It was designed for use in a student mac laboratory here, so that
we could use At Ease with its advantages for easy maintenance and easy
use of the system (most students her have little mac experience), but
still allow them to use applications they had on a floppy without having
to install them on the hard disk, or get an administrator to set
up an alias.
This does undermine the security of At Ease a little, but it is not
meant to be a security application really anyway.  I find the
advantages this utility adds outweigh the slight compromise
of security (which can be circumvented by a startup floppy anyway).

Ken Wessen
Department of Physics
Prince of Songkla University
Hat-Yai, Songkla
Thailand 90112

email: [e-mail]


#### BINHEX     alias-director-352.hqx   ****

Date: Wed, 17 Nov 1993 01:01:30 +1100 (EST)
From: Ken Simpson <[e-mail]>
Subject: Alias Director 3.5.2

Alias Director was written to make creating, using, and the various aspects=
 of
alias management as easy as possible. To provide the maximum in speed and
convenience, Alias Director makes extensive use of the drag-and-drop featur=
e of
System 7. =20
=CA=20
To create an alias for an item ("item" in this document refers to anything =
that
appears in the Finder--file, folder, disk, or partition--that you can norma=
lly
create an alias for), drop the item onto the Alias Director icon. A dialog =
 box
will appear that contains the item's name in a field for editing, a pop-up =
menu
for telling Alias Director where you want the alias it creates, and some
buttons. The menu contains three choices initially: Apple Menu Items, Deskt=
op,
and New Location=C9. To put an alias in a location ("location" refers to fo=
lder,
disk or partition) listed in the menu, select it from the menu and click th=
e
Create button. To add a folder or disk to the menu, go to the folder or dis=
k you
want to add, and click the button at the bottom whose name is that of the f=
older
or disk you want to add. To create an alias in a location without adding it=
 to
the menu, click the Create Alias button. Once you add a location to the men=
u, it
will be there every time you use Alias Director, unless you choose to remov=
e it.
If several items are dropped onto Alias Director, it presents them to you o=
ne at
a time to process.=20

=CA=20
**   Version 3.5.2   20 August 1993 Scan aliases used to cause a crash on S=
E/30s
and some other older =D4030 Macs. This has been fixed.=20

#### BINHEX     alias-style-10.hqx   ****

From: "J. Rossi" <[e-mail]>
Date: Fri, 19 Nov 93 17:24:48 GMT

Alias Style 1.0

This is a Control Panel  that allows you to change
the style in which names of System 7 Aliases are written.
The default is italics which can be hard to read.

Full doc included.

I.m not the author.

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#### BINHEX     alpha-sound-102.hqx   ****

Date: 04 Jun 1992 12:31:15 -0700 (PDT)
From: Fred Condo <[e-mail]>

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AlphaSound 1.0.2
What it is
AlphaSound is a new type of system extension made possible by Apple's
System 7. It is a system extension, but it is not an "INIT." Rather, it
is a background-only application that launches when you start or
restart your Macintosh computer. Since it is a background-only
application, it need not include any provision for interaction with
you, the user, so it can be a very small file; because it is a true
application and not an "INIT," it is very unlikely that it will
conflict with other system extensions.

What it does
The purpose of AlphaSound is one that has traditionally been done by
"INITs"---it plays a sound when you start up your Mac. AlphaSound
requires the new Sound Manager and the new FileManager in System 7.
Since it is not an application in the traditional sense, you will find
it hard to launch under previous systems, yet, even if you do manage to
do so, AlphaSound will politely check its operating environment and
silently quit. AlphaSound plays the sound asynchronously-that is, the
sound 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 tried
DoubleScroll, myself, I do use AltCDEF, and have never had the inkling
to 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 choice
of which utility suits you best.  (Point of info: AltCDEF 1.3 is 32-bit
clean and VM-happy---at least on my SE/30 :-)

--John.
<[e-mail]>

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#### BINHEX     alt-wdef-153.hqx   ****

Date: Sat, 20 Jan 90 23:25:29 PST
From: [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 customizable
one, 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 the
author of the WindChooser cdev that this is much much better.
It should take care of any bugs you have found and surprise you
with some new options as well.

I had promised a number of people that AltWDEF was submitted to
comp.binaries.mac months ago, and it was, but it took till now
to appear. Thanks God for info-mac's archiving of files -- any
hideous commercial demos that appear don't cut down on the volume
of the rest of the software traffic.

 *** cut here ***


#### BINHEX     alternate-keyboards.hqx   ****

From [e-mail] Wed Aug 25 20:10:39 1993
Date: Wed, 25 Aug 93 22:43:32 -0400
From: [e-mail]
Subject: KEYBOARDS DRAG AND DROP

Item Subject: /.../0000069
Subject: Dvorak keyboards and many other
In this file you will find a Drovak keyboard and many other keyboards from all countries. You just drag-and-drop the keyboards to the System folder and they will be added to the list of available keyboards. To remove them, you open the System file and drag them out.

#### BINHEX     apollo-10.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail]
Subject: Apollo 1.0
Date: Sun, 29 Nov 92 15:37:31 GMT

Apollo 1.0
==========

Enclosed is the latest version of Apollo, the launching utility. Apollo will
launch applications, desk accessories, control panels and documents and will
open folders. Multiple combinations of any of these can be launched with a
single menu selection. Each application can have its own settings for screen
depth, sound level, default folder (for the Open and Save dialogs) and
default document.

Apollo also has facilities for switching between applications using either a
menu or a key combination. A second key combination hides the current
application as it is switched out. Certain applications and INITs can be
excluded from either or both of the menu and keyboard rota. The  switching menu
contains 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 Apollo
from English into French, German, Japanese, Dutch or Swedish, and Apollo
Converter, 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 are
included 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     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 7
required, obviously), showing all open windows of every application. It is
the latest version and was downloaded from AOL.

I got into trouble last time I uploaded a program to the archive when I
commented on the program in relation to another program. So I'm not going
to do that again except to say that ApplWindows is my favorite INIT of its
kind. I've encountered no problem whatsoever (I use 50-60 INITs at a time
on my Mac). It doesn't take up addition space on your menu bar and doesn't
require you to hold down a modifier key to access it (you can disable it
temporarily by holding down the Shift key, though). And best of all, it's
free.

Tony Huang
[e-mail]


#### BINHEX     application-menu-40.hqx   ****

Subject: ApplicationMenu 4.0
Date: Mon, 01 Jul 91 10:26:02 -0700
From: [e-mail]


Enclosed is ApplicationMenu version 4.0.  ApplicationMenu allows you to
switch the active application (under MultiFinder or System 7) by selecting
it from a popup menu.  There are various options for activating the popup
menu, including one that lets you bring it up anywhere on the screen.

This version of ApplicationMenu is now compatible with System 7, and well as
System 6.  It also includes a number of big fixes and improvements (better
compatibility with other utilities, Balloon help, etc.)

Larry Rosenstein, Apple Computer, Inc.

[e-mail]
(or AppleLink: Rosenstein1)



#### BINHEX     applicon-23.hqx   ****

Date: 4 Aug 1993 11:39:56 -0800
From: "Rick Holzgrafe" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Applicon 2.3 - part 1 of 4

                        Applicon 2.3 - part 1 of 4
This is Applicon 2.3, an upgrade to Applicon 2.2 and earlier versions.

Applicon is a utility for System 7. It places a
"tile" on your desktop for each running application listed
under the Application menu. Each tile displays the icon and
name of "its" application. Clicking the tile brings its
application to the front, the same as if you'd selected that
app from the Application menu. Option-clicking will hide the
current app's windows before bringing the selected app to the
front.

Applicon is nice because you can see what's running without
pulling down a menu, and because the tiles are easier to manage
than menu items: you don't have to stop and read, and you don't
have to be too precise with the mouse.

This release, version 2.3, fixes a few bugs and introduces three
new features, including an option to "Always Hide Others."
All users are recommended to upgrade.

Applicon is a fully compatible System 7.0 application that shows
how some things that used to require INITs can now be done with
a small app. You can launch Applicon at any time, but it's most
convenient to simply drop it into your Startup Items folder
inside 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]
Copyright 1991-1993 by Semicolon Software.  All rights reserved.


[Applicon2.3.cpt.hqx.]

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#### BINHEX     arnold-131.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Shaw, David P.)
Subject: Arnold 1.3.1.cpt
Date: Tue, 30 Mar 93 21:38:51 EST

The following file is Arnold 1.3.1, a small extension that plays Arnold Schawrtzeneggar saying "Asta la vista baby" on shutdown and "I need a vacation" on restart.  It has been tested on several machines running System 7.  It should run on any mac running System 6.0.5 or later.


#### BINHEX     async-family-114.hqx   ****

Date: Wed, 8 Jul 1992 10:24 GMT+1
From: [e-mail]
Subject: [*] Async Family

Async Family 1.14
by Alessandro Levi Montalcini
uploaded by Alberto Ricci
Requires System 7.0 or later.

***THIS IS A WONDERFUL UTILITY!!!***
Async Family is a set of applications and one extension. Actually, this
last one is not a real extension, it's a background application. This
means 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 before
you can get back to work!
You'll be able to install 5-minute sounds in your System and use them as
System beeps!
Drop Mr.Player and Mr.Beeper in your system folder, select a new system
beep (a LONG one) in Mr.Beeper's control panel and restart your Mac… All
your system beeps will be asynchronous, and if you have a Mac with the
Apple Sound Chip (all Macs but the 68000-based have it) you'll hear more
than one beep at a time. You may also drop AIFF and System 7 sound files
on Mr.Drop to play them while you keep working (multi-megabyte files can
be played without any trouble).


#### BINHEX     attention-102.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail]
Subject: attention-102.hqx
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 93 15:57:13 METDST
Organization: Merzstuecke

Attention 1.0.2 is a little control panel that lets you
customize the sound played when background applications need
your attention (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 sound
when a notification is posted.

Attention 1.0.2 fixes some incompatibilities found in version
1.0.1, which it should replace.

This program is free but 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't
work 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!  Its
also very easy to do. Choose your color from the standard Apple color
wheel, and you're off to colorizing (and personalizing!) your desktop.

Aurora was written by Mike Pinkerton of glux() Software.  The readme
says:  "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     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.
J
AutoMenus 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     backdrop.hqx   ****

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This is a packit file with two things in it, a MacWrite document
and 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 of
every month at the GTE cafateria at the corner of the Capitol
Expressway and 237.

Enjoy,

Jon


#### BINHEX     background-hider.hqx   ****

Date: Wed, 19 May 93 01:18:37 -0700
From: Bill Dugan <[e-mail]>

Application name: Background Hider
Category:  util

This is a little app that takes 20K of memory and opens a big black window
that covers your entire startup monitor.  I wrote this one day because it
bothered me that Microprose's game Civilization doesn't entirely hide the
desktop, yet it changes the palette all the time, so every time the palette
is changed, the Finder sees the need to redraw every single icon that sits
on your desktop, even if "Hide Finder" is on.  So now I run the
Background Hider application, hide it, launch Civilization, go through the
initial alerts to generate my world, choose "Hide Others," switch to Background
Hider, and switch back to Civ.  It does seem to make play a tiny bit faster
than it is without Background Hider.

[e-mail]

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#### BINHEX     banana-junior.hqx   ****

Date: Wed, 13 Mar 1991 00:28 EST
From: "Life. Boy, what a hoot!" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Banana Junior (the file)

Net folk,

    Here it is, the little Init/Cdev that will change your
HD icon to the infamous Banana Jr. 2000 Icon.  Go to it.

Enjoy.

Randy.





#### BINHEX     basic-black-11.hqx   ****

From: "Mason L. Bliss" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Basic Black 1.1 submission
Date: Mon, 19 Apr 93 12:23:25 EDT

This is Basic Black version 1.1. It is a small, simple screen
saver which doesn't waste any time on whizbang graphics and
therefore lets your applications blast along at full speed.

Version 1.1 is now user configurable, with ResEdit. Detailed
and easy-to-follow instructions are in the Read Me file.

Version 1.1 fixes SEVERAL bugs from the first version. It now
fully supports multiple monitors, and is generally a lot more
stable than the previous versions. Please discontinue the use
of Basic Black 1.0 and switch over to this version. It is in
all ways better.


#### BINHEX     basic-black-12.hqx   ****

From: "Mason L. Bliss" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Basic Black 1.2
Date: Thu, 5 Aug 93 15:45:41 EDT

Enclosed is Basic Black version 1.2, the latest version of my freeware
screen saver.

Basic Black is a tiny screen saver that works with both System 6 and 7. It
operates as a Control Panel, so it's easy to configure. It requires a
very small amount of memory, and takes up very little processor time, so
your applications will operate at full speed, even when the screen is
asleep.

Basic Black now supports Powerbooks, and offers a bouncing analog clock
in addition to the default "Basic Black" look.

Source code is available upon request, and will soon be distributed on
the mac.archive.umich.edu ftp site.

--
   Mason L. Bliss    "Peepshow, Creepshow, where'd you get those eyes?"
[e-mail]    [e-mail]    [e-mail]



#### BINHEX     batman.hqx   ****

Date: Tue, 9 Apr 91 11:38:27 -0700
From: "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 this
string 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 can
also 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 a
resubmission of BeHierarchic 1.0.5--the shareware version. It is
a binhexed stuffit archive. This version works perfectly well--
the only change I noticed in version 2.0 was an option to change
the font used in the Apple menu, which this version does not have.

Mark Cornick
James Madison University
[e-mail]


#### BINHEX     before-dark-steak-face-pppat-v1.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Steakface)
Subject: Re: A submission for the archives
Date: Sat, 7 Aug 93 19:37:26 PDT

>   Great -- offer us more -- but.. please include a text description in the
> mail header of the binhex.  Here at info-mac we don't run on a mac so we
> don't download and look at the incomming binhex.  So... we can't tell what
> you sent us.  Please send us a short text description.  I will hold onto your
> file for a couple of days.

Sorry. I sent it originally to the umich archives, so I didn't know that
you'd end up with it. It's also the first time I've ever contributed
anything, so I'm glad that you've given me these tips. Here is the text
of the read me fine that is inside the Stuffit file that is inside the
BinHex file...

========================================================

The SteakFace ppat Collection V1

These patterns are ready to import into Before Dark.

This is "I'm-sick-of-people-who-want-some-piddly-amount-of-money-for-
their-very-elegant,-but-ultimately-simple-hack"-ware. It's yours for
free. I spent a bit of time tweeking some of these patterns -- sometimes
to good results, sometimes not. Instead of spending a lot of time and
energy sending me ten lousy bucks, use the money to call your mom, buy a
round, make a donation to some good cause, or some such. If you're
really determined to make compensation for my work, find some way to
send me a 6-pack of "K" cider. I'll be glad to pass along an address to
send it to -- contact me at the internet address below. Or make me
famous -- buy a copy of the Numb CD "Death On The Installment Plan" and
show everyone the brilliant cover art.

Moby Kudos to Craig Marciniak, most clever author of "ppat Tool".

Dedicated to my family in England.

Distribute freely, but include this note or I'll do something
unspeakable.


SteakFace
[e-mail]
August 1993

"Generation X my ass, I'm just in a bad mood"

======================================================

and that's about it. If I can be of any more assistance, please don't
hesitate to drop me a line.

cheers
SteakFace



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This is the first time I've ever offered up anything to the hallowed
halls of the archives. It's not much I'm afraid, I don't know if you'll
be interested. But it's yours if you want it...

=====================================================================



#### BINHEX     belch.hqx   ****

From: macmod (Info-Mac Moderator)
Date: Thu, 14 Oct 93 4:33:08 PDT

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To: [e-mail]
From: [e-mail] (Derek Chee)
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Subject: Belch! 2.0
X-Attachments: :Power Dimension:12918:Belch! 2.0.cpt:

Here's a new version of Andrew Welch's Belch! extension.  His description
follows.

-- Derek

----------

Belch! is a little Extension that causes your Mac to have a case of
indigestion: it lets out a nasty belch every once in a while.  This
Extension is fun to put on your friend's (or co-worker's) Macintosh... sit
back and watch the fireworks!

To install Belch!, simply drop it onto the System Folder of the machine you
wish to give indigestion and restart it.

Belch! is completely free; I hope you enjoy it!
_____________________________________________________________________________
Derek Chee ([e-mail])           | This signature is in need of repair,
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#### BINHEX     blood-20.hqx   ****

From "[e-mail] ( Rodella-Morena)" Thu Sep 16 22:16:20 1993
Date: Wed, 15 Sep 93 13:03:38 +0200
From: [e-mail] ( Rodella-Morena)
Subject: [*] Blood 2.0

Blood is an absolutely useless control panel that puts some
drops of blood right on your desktop. The drops will float
over all your windows and will behave like actual holes in
your screen. You may move the drops by dragging them
somewhere else or remove them by holding down the option key
when you click inside a drop.

FREEWARE
Author: Alessandro Levi Montalcini


#### 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 3.0.2

3.0.2 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 version
3.0 or higher.

File include :

Simpson's Quotes
Star Trek Quotes
Tasteless Jokes
Jokes for Children
Deep thoughts

Enjoy!

     --Roby



#### BINHEX     boomerang-202.hqx   ****

Date:     Mon, 22 Jul 91 11:27:02 +0100
From: [e-mail]
Subject:  Boomerang 2.02 update submission

Here is Boomerang 2.02, a bug fix update of Hiro Yamamoto's indispensable
utility. It should replace the 'boomerang 2.0' in the archives. $30
shareware by Hiro Yamamoto. This one was also taken from the MacClub
Benelux PD/shareware library disks.

Happy Macking,

Jan M.L. Martin --- [e-mail]

#### BINHEX     bpanel-117.hqx   ****

Date: Sat, 22 May 93 13:22:18 +0200
From: [e-mail] ( Rodella-Morena)
Subject: [*] B-Panel 1.17

B–Panel is a small Control Panel that lets you configure the
system beep by adding a text message to the standard beep
procedure. What you get is a window popping up at beep time
with a one-line message, then either the beep sound or a
user-defined pause before it disappears.

SHAREWARE - $3
Author: Alessandro Levi Montalcini


#### BINHEX     bubbinator.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Andrew McGeachie)
Date: Fri, 19 Nov 93 21:25:26 -0500
Subject: Bubbinator


This is a really stupid System Extension which, once installed,
changes the name of every button, check box, and radio button created
by any application to the name "Bubba".  Its actually rather amusing
for the first few minutes.

A friend requested I post it.

Send comments, suggestions, bugs to:

Andrew S. McGeachie
[e-mail]

---------------------------------------------


#### BINHEX     buttonkey-12.hqx   ****

Subject: ButtonKey 1.2
Date: Thu, 27 Aug 92 19:00:22 WET DST
From: [e-mail]

ButtonKey 1.2
=============

ButtonKey lets you "click" on buttons, radio buttons and check boxes
in dialogs (modal and non-modal) by typing the first or first few
characters of the button's name. It can also make the escape key
simulate a click on Cancel. ButtonKey is separately configurable
for individual dialogs.

v1.2 fixes a couple of bugs in previous versions: it will work
properly in the Control Panels folder under system 7 and will no
longer 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)

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#### BINHEX     chuuzr-101.hqx   ****

From: "J. Rossi" <[e-mail]>
Date: Fri, 19 Nov 93 17:25:06 GMT

Chuuzr 1.01

Chuuzr is an INIT/cdev that allows you to quickly mount server
volumes from a hierarchical menu from the Chooser menu item and
through standard file dialogs.

Full doc included

I.m not the author.

---------------------------------------------

#### BINHEX     clean-saver-13.hqx   ****

Date: Wed, 28 Jul 1993 20:55:20 -0500 (EST)
From: [e-mail]
Subject: CleenSaver 1.3, a "Clean" ScreenSaver

Following under seperate cover is CleenSaver 1.3, a major rewrite/update
of the CleenSaver screensaving utility.  This should replace
GUI/cleensaver-13.hqx.

What is CleenSaver?

CleenSaver is a very simple screensaver utility.  It differs from most
screensavers in that it is 'system clean', hence the name.  A system clean
utility is one that does not contain any INIT code.  That is to say, it  does
not install itself into the system.  It runs in its own partition, just  like
any other program.  Cleensaver has an advantage over most other  system clean
screensavers, however.  It's astoundingly easy to use.  Not only  that, but it's
small.  It takes up only 5K of your disk space, and will run in a  16K
application partition (Half that of the last version!).  It is fully Apple Event
aware, and can react to  open and quit events.

CleenSaver should run on any Macintosh, and should function with any screen,
from a Mac Plus 9" black-and-white, to the most expensive of 24" color monitors.
 It  should also run well on any Powerbook.  I have not, however, had a chance
to test it on a very wide range of monitors. CleenSaver should run under any
version of the Mac System Software from 6.0.2 on, but requires at least
multifinder, and preferably System 7.x for best results.  CleenSaver is now
fully compatible with System 7.1, a major improvement over the last version.  To
the best of my knowledge, CleenSaver has no problem with 32-bit addressing or
virtual memory, although I have not been able to test it as much as I would like
to in either of these environments.
(above from the README file.)

As mentioned, CleenSaver is now fully compatible with systems 6, 7.0.x, and 7.1.


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#### BINHEX     cleaning-lady-10.hqx   ****

Date: Thu, 6 May 1993 15:49 +1300
From: "Nigel Stanger, Information Science" <[e-mail]>
Subject: extension/cleaning-lady-10.hqx

This is Cleaning Lady 1.0, a system extension which I am uploading
on behalf of it's author, Joe Zobkiw. Here is the README file that
comes with the extension:
----------
Cleaning Lady is a very small system extension that enhances Apple's
Finder(TM) application.

With Cleaning Lady installed, whenever you select 'Clean up...'
from the Finder's Special menu, you will be asked to confirm your
selection (Are you sure you want to clean up "Desktop").

The reason this was written is because I keep numerous aliases
(with small icons) arranged in the lower portion of my desktop.
This makes dragging and dropping easy to do and keeps my most used
applications close at hand. The problem is, sometimes I have gone
to clean up a particular window but much to my surprise, no windows
in the Finder were selected, so I end up cleaning up the Desktop! I
usually realize what I've done as soon as the first icon starts to
zoom from it's perfect spot to some not-so-perfect (but very
orderly) spot elsewhere on the desktop!

With Cleaning Lady installed, this can still happen, but at least
it warns me first and gives me the choice of backing out of a clean
up. Maybe someone else wants this "added safety"...so Cleaning Lady
has been uploaded!

Cleaning Lady was written in THINK C 5.0 using Resorcerer and
ResEdit. You can contact the author via:

America Online: AFL Zobkiw
Internet: [e-mail]

Cleaning Lady is free and no warranties of any kind are made
regarding it's usefulness. Use it at your own risk.
----------
Nigel Stanger <[e-mail]>, Otago University, New Zealand


#### BINHEX     cleensaver-11.hqx   ****

Date: Mon, 21 Jun 1993 21:05:54 -0500 (EST)
From: [e-mail]
Subject: [*]cleensaver 1.1--important bugfix

Following under seperate cover is version 1.1 of my 'CleenSaver' screen-
saving utility.
This is the second released version, which is released as a fix for
two key bugs in the beta release I posted last friday.  I appologize for any
inconvenience I may have caused.  Expect a meatier, stabler update within
two weeks.

CleenSaver is a very simple screensaver utility.  It differs from most
screensavers in that it is 'system clean', hence the name.  A system clean
utility is one that does not contain any INIT or CDEV code.  That is to say, it

does not install itself in to the system.  It runs in its own partition, just
like any other program.  Cleensaver has an advantage over most other
system clean screensavers, however.  It's astoundingly easy to use.  Not only
that, but it's small.  It takes up only 5K of your disk space, and will run in a

32K application partition.  It is fully Apple Event aware, and can respond to
quit events.


To run CleenSaver, you must be running System 7.0 or 7.0.1, although this
should change in a future version.  CleenSaver is not compatible with
System 7.1.  I appologize for any inconvenience I may have caused by not
realizing this until recently.  CleenSaver will run on any computer which
can run System 7.0, and should function with any screen, from a Mac Plus
 9" black-and-white, to the most expensive of 24" color monitors.  It
should also run well on any Powerbook.  I have not, however, had a chance
to test it on a wide range of monitors.

Version History:

1.1 Fixed two key bugs, one  was causing intermittent crashes with out of
memory errors on some systems, and one causing the sleep button to appear
in the wrong place on most machines.

1.0/1.0b Initial release

I suggest filing this as [gui/cleensaver1.1.cpt.hqx

Thank you, and again, I appologize for any inconvenience I may have caused.

                    Jim Wise
                    [e-mail]


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#### BINHEX     clic-sleep-12.hqx   ****

From: Jean-Philippe Nicaise <[e-mail]>
Subject: ClicSleep 1.2 (PowerBook sleep mode easy)
Date: Tue, 14 Dec 93 02:58:39 +0100
Organization: Eurecom, Sophia-Antipolis, France

Please find enclosed ClicSleep 1.2, a freeware utility for
Macintosh PowerBooks by Benjamin Herrenschmidt ([e-mail]) :

ClicSleep is a Control Panel (cdev) which works only on
macintoshes with the Power Manager (i.e. Macintosh Portable
and PowerBooks). It will put your machine to sleep when you
click in one of the screen's corners. You can choose which corner
and disable ClicSleep with the control panel.
The ClicSleep allows you to disable the NetWork alert,
set the size of the "sensible" rectangle (I use 2), and set the modifier
keys.


#### BINHEX     click-here-it-is-101.hqx   ****

Date: Sat, 23 Oct 1993 14:06:35 -0600
From: [e-mail] (Richard C. Cardona)



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Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"

Click, there it is! 1.0.1
copyright (c) 1993, by Richard C. Cardona Utilities Group, Austin, Tx, USA.
Shareware: US$5.00

What does it do?
Click, there it is! is something Apple should have done in the open/save
dialog since the invention of the Multifinder.  Have you ever wanted to
open/save a document into a place where the Finder already has a window
opened for it?  A certain popular utilities package got it half right with
one of their components except they don't let you click on the Finder
window's title bar.  Click, there it is! has no such restrictions.  If you
see the window in the Finder you can instantly make that your current
folder simply by clicking on it.  If want to select the desktop, simply
click on the desktop.  If the open/save dialog should happen to obscure the
Finder window you are looking for, then simply drag it out of the way by
dragging it from any point along the frame!

Version History
1.0.1 - No longer depends on Mac II ROMs and later for showing the
           startup icon. This prevented CPUs that originally shipped with
           68000 processors from loading the extension.  Boy did I hear this
           from you!
         - No longer causes problems if the Finder isn't running.  If you quit
            the Finder or run At Ease without the Finder that's ok now. Except
            there isn't much benefit doing this.
         - Sometimes double-clicking on an already selected window might
            cause strange things.
         - Fixed a bug where my filters were being called in open/save
            auxiliary windows. Thanks Apple.
         - Smaller disk footprint due to Resorcerer's elimination of extra
            cicn data. Thanks Doug.

Contacting info:
    Richard C. Cardona
    USMail: P.O. Box 7914, Austin, Tx 78713-7914
    Internet: [e-mail] (reliable), [e-mail]
   AOL: CapMac
   Applelink: MONICO
Distribution: sumex-aim.stanford.edu, Applelink Software Collection,
America Online, comp.binaries.mac.  Other distribution outlets are
encouraged.



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#### BINHEX     click-paste-demo.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 you
with as many clips of almost anything you want restricted by your hard
drive space.

I attached a demo copy with maximun of 15 copy and paste for you to try out.

Good Luck!

Sincerely,
Vinko Tsui
Vinko Enterprises
1193 Lindsay Drive
Oakville, Ontario
Canada
L6M 3B8
Tel.: [phone]
Fax.: [phone] (automatic Fax Modem attached)
AppleLink: CDA1051
America Online: Vinko
Internet: [e-mail]


#### BINHEX     color-switch-230.hqx   ****

From: "Derek Chee" <[e-mail]>
Subject: ColorSwitch 2.3
Date: Mon, 6 Dec 93 13:17:53 PST

Version 2.3.0 implements Ambrosia Software's new license code
registration system, which allows registered users to personalize
their copy of ColorSwitch and remove the shareware notices.

ColorSwitch is a Control Panel that allows you to effortlessly switch
between the available color modes of any attached monitors.  Instead
of the inconvenience of using the Monitors Control Panel every time
you want to switch between color modes, you can simply hold down the
ColorSwitch modifier keys and click anywhere on the monitor you want
to change.  A menu will pop up listing the available color modes for
the monitor you clicked on; just select the color mode you want and
ColorSwitch will acquiesce.

Under System 7 or later, things are even easier: ColorSwitch installs
a Monitor icon-menu next to the Balloon Help menu, from which you can
simply choose the color mode you desire for your main monitor.

ColorSwitch comes in very handy for many day-to-day tasks.  Certain
programs require that your monitor be set to a certain color mode in
order to run, and using the Monitors control panel every time you need
to switch color modes grows tiresome quickly.  Your Macintosh will
also operate more quickly if you normally operate in black and white
mode, switching to a more colorful setting only when you need to.
ColorSwitch makes switching color modes so quick and convenient, you
will find yourself using it constantly to improve your quality of life
at the computer.

Once installed, ColorSwitch uses up 5K of memory.


#### BINHEX     comment-keeper-10.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (John Thoo)
Date: Fri, 27 Nov 92 15:10:10 PST
Subject: CommentKeeper 1.0 (free!) [reposting]


[The SEA I posted a couple of days ago is apprently corrupted.  I've
checked this reposting, and it seems to work OK this time.  Sorry for
any inconvenience caused if you downloaded the corrupted SEA.  --John.]


CommentKeeper 1.0 is a freeware extension that *automagically* saves
your 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's
super utility TrashMan, for TM time-stamps trashed files as Get Info
comments.

(Remark: You can use CK under System 6 with the Desktop Manager extension.)

CommentKeeper 1.0 written by Maurice Volaski <[e-mail]>

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#### BINHEX     copy-beep-11.hqx   ****

Date: Sun, 23 Aug 92 00:46:52 -0700
From: Grobbins <[e-mail]>
Subject: copybeep-11.hqx

CopyBeep 1.1
Copyright 1992 Gregory M. Robbins

CopyBeep 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 included.

[e-mail].

20K Stuffit 1.5.1 archive.


#### BINHEX     crooked-mouse-10.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Mark Pilgrim)
Subject: Crooked Mouse 1.0 (INIT)
Date: Sun, 14 Nov 1993 03:09:55 -0500 (EST)

Crooked Mouse is a fun little INIT which will cause your mouse to move
at an angle 45 degrees counterclockwise from the angle you moved it.
This INIT is free and is distributed under the GNU General Public License;
complete C source code will be uploaded to the archive sites.  If you do not
have FTP access, e-mail the author for a copy of the INIT, the source code, or
a list of other programs by the same author.  The address is [e-mail].

This INIT should work under any system, with any monitor, on any Macintosh.
Please report any bugs/comments/suggestions to [e-mail].

Crooked Mouse 1.0 is copyright 1993, Mark Pilgrim, MerriMac Software Group.


#### BINHEX     cursor-3d.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 colorful
arrow. 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     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 a
control panel that allows you to replace the five standard
system cursors (arrow, watch, text, plus, and cross-hair) with a
static or animated cursor of your choice. No matter if you just
want to replace that silly old watch with a more appealing
rotating globe, or if you'd like to have a colorful arrow
pointing to the right - CursorAnimator will give you the freedom
to 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't
contain any annoying ShareWare reminders. You immediately get
the full version in form of a self-extracting Compact Pro
archive (including a manual in TeachText form, a collection of
black&white and color cursors, and an extension to ResEdit). If
you decide to use it, you will be asked to send a picture
postcard of your area to the authors. Please see the enclosed
documentation ("CA-ReadMe 2.0.1") for details.

  CursorAnimator 2.0.1 will be available immediately on
CompuServe, GEnie, in the Info-Mac archives, and also on
AppleLink. User groups and bulletin board operators around the
world are encouraged to also distribute it to their members.

Archived as: /info-mac/cp/cursoranimator-201.hqx

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#### BINHEX     dark-side-of-the-mac-41.hqx   ****

From macmod Tue Aug 24 19:41:00 1993
Date: Tue, 24 Aug 93 17:20:16 EDT
From: David Faust <[e-mail]>
Subject: Darkside of the Mac 4.1


The latest release of Tom Dowdy's excellent screensaver. Fixes many bugs. Very
cool. Check it out.
Dave


#### BINHEX     darkside-faber-zooms-111.hqx   ****

Date: Thu, 30 Sep 93 13:55:19 +0100
From: [e-mail] (Alex Rodella)
Subject: [*] FaberZooms 1.1.1

Enclosed is a Darkside 4.1 module which displays zooming
rectangles (in color if you have a color-capable Mac)
all over your screen(s).
Now you may play a sound while the rectangle moves.

This fader is FREE! Enjoy.

Fabrizio Oddone


#### BINHEX     darkside-shutdown-21.hqx   ****

Date: Tue, 5 Oct 93 14:29:35 +0100
From: [e-mail] (Alex Rodella)
Subject: [*] DarkShutdown 2.1

DarkShutdown is a Darkside 4.1 module which will restart/shut down your
Mac besides darkening the screens after the given time has elapsed.
The Finder or At Ease must be running, because I restart/shut down
by telling them to do it (with Apple Events), so that all open
applications are closed correctly.
There is even an option for responding automatically to the
"Do you want to save..." dialog boxes, useful if the Mac is unattended.
It is fully integrated with Alessandro Levi Montalcini's
Shutdown Delay 2.0.1.

Version 2.0 lets you restart/shut down:
- at a specified time;
- once a specified period of time has elapsed after the Mac starts up;
- once a specified period of time has elapsed after the screen saver engages.
DarkShutdown fades the screen and shows the countdown.
Version 2.1 speaks the countdown (ten-nine-eight-seven...) then speaks
"restart/shutdown" if the Speech Manager is installed.

Enjoy yourself and remember the $5 shareware fee!

Fabrizio Oddone


#### BINHEX     darth-vader-10.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Mark Pilgrim)
Subject: Darth Fader 1.0 (INIT)
Date: Sun, 21 Nov 1993 04:23:13 -0500 (EST)

Darth Fader will cause your Macintosh to quickly fade all attached screens to
black and back when it beeps.  This INIT is free and is distributed under the
GNU General Public License; complete C source code will be uploaded to the
archive sites.  If you do not have FTP access, e-mail the author for a copy
of the INIT, the source code, or a list of other programs by the same author.
The address is [e-mail].

This INIT will only work on monitors with gamma -- the Mac II line, and any
color Mac with a non-built-in monitor.  (It has not been tested on a Color
Classic; if anyone has one and feels like testing, please let me know if it
works.)  Please report any bugs/comments/suggestions to [e-mail].

Darth Fader 1.0 is copyright 1993, Mark Pilgrim, MerriMac Software Group.


#### BINHEX     decor-11.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Francois Pottier)
Subject: Decor v1.1
Date: Sun, 26 Sep 93 13:58:44 MET

This is the latest version of my control panel, Decor. It allows
you to display a picture in the background instead of the dull
desktop pattern.

New to version 1.1:
- The picture can be changed without restarting.
- Pictures can be randomly picked from a folder.
- PICT files are now recognized.
- A memory leak has been fixed.

Requires System 7 and 32 bit Quickdraw. $5 Shareware.
Try it!

To the archiver : this file should replace Decor version 0.9.3.


#### BINHEX     decor-112.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Francois Pottier)
Subject: Decor 1.1.2
Date: Mon, 11 Oct 93 13:24:02 MET

This is the latest version of my control panel, Decor. It allows
you to display a picture in the background instead of the dull
desktop pattern.

Bugs fixed since 1.1:
- Decor no longer crashes when the desktop pattern is the
  vanilla grey pattern...
- The help dialog redraws correctly after being erased by
  a screen saver.
- The Choose file dialog should be faster, since Decor now
  trusts the Finder's type information in order to recognize
  StartupScreens (SCRN).

Requires System 7 and 32 bit Quickdraw. $5 Shareware.
Try it!

To the archiver : this file should replace Decor version 1.1.


#### BINHEX     decor-113.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Francois Pottier)
Subject: no subject (file transmission)
Date: Thu, 25 Nov 93 11:34:13 MET

This is the latest version of my control panel, Decor. It allows
you to display a picture in the background instead of the dull
desktop pattern.

Changes since 1.1.2 :
- Added "Hide picture if depth changes" check box.
- Improved dithering when the screen's depth or palette changes.
- Decor now uses a preferences file, which makes updating completely painless.
- It's now possible to copy text from the help blurb (especially my address :-)
- Decor should now behave correctly on systems with several disks.

Requires System 7 and 32 bit Quickdraw. $5 Shareware.
Try it!

To the archiver : this file should replace Decor version 1.1.2.


#### BINHEX     deep-thought-203.hqx   ****

From: Shawn Drew <[e-mail]>
Subject: Deep Thought 2.0.3
Date: Wed, 30 Jun 93 7:05:08 CDT



Deep Thought is a very simple System Extension/Control Panel that I
wrote to display a stupid, humorous, thoughtful, etc. quote when you
start up your computer.  It's PostcardWare, which means if you like
it, send me a picture postcard from your home town!

Version 2.0.3 is mostly a bug fix, although it contains a new feature
which makes it more happy on large monitors (ie. it now sizes its
window horizontally as well as vertically).

This should replace deep-thought-20.hqx in the archives.



#### BINHEX     default-folder-246.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Jon Gotow)
Subject: Default Folder 2.46
Date: Thu, 16 Dec 93 21:13:09 EST



--========================_31752328==_
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"

Following is the latest release of Default Folder, version 2.46.  It fixes
a bug in version 2.45 which could cause crashes if an extension displayed a
dialog box before the Finder was launched.

Default Folder is a control panel device that allows you to set up default
folders for applications and desk accessories. It also provides pop-up
menus in the standard file dialog (like Directory Assistance or
SuperBoomerang) for navigating between often-used folders and disks and for
modifying the current application's default folder.  It also provides a
"rebound" feature which reselects the last file you chose.  Default Folder
is shareware.



--========================_31752328==_
Content-Type: application/mac-binhex40; name="Default_Folder_2.46.cpt"
Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="Default_Folder_2.46.cpt"


#### BINHEX     desk-critters.hqx   ****

Date: Thu, 11 Oct 90 10:48:35 EDT
From: [e-mail] (James Love)
Subject: [*] desk-critters.hqx


     Some weeks ago an INIT was submitted to the archive that placed
a 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 were
termed Desk Critters by their author, and were generally available as
a unit.  Enclosed with this brief message is the complete Desk Critters
package: Eyeballs, Bigfoot, and a short MacWrite Document file that
have been stuffed/binhexed as a single folder.  Eyeballs is identical
to the eyes.hqx file now in the archive, bigfoot inserts a pair of feet
that tramp around atop the desktop (sort of like fish 1.1, but these
feet turn when they encounter the edge of an open window), and the Doc
file contains some rudimentary information regarding known conflicts.

     In the interests of sumex-aim space conservation, could the
moderators please remove eyes.hqx and replace it with this INIT package ??

Enjoy,
Jim ([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 for
using these patterns, aside from how nice they look, is that they can be set to
dither, 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 are
included, and others may be created.

This is a Compact Pro archive. Please note that I am not the author.

Rich ([e-mail])


#### BINHEX     deskpict-11.hqx   ****

Date: Fri, 14 Sep 90 14:13 +0100
From: 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 essence
applies 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     dialog-view-107.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Jim Walker)
Subject: Dialog View 1.0.7
Date: Sun, 6 Jun 93 14:56:32 EDT
Organization: Department of Mathematics, Univ. of S. Carolina

Dialog View (formerly List Font) is a control panel that allows you to
change the font and size used in directory dialog file lists, and display
the real icons of files in such lists.  It requires System 7.  If you use it
together 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.  Compatible
with Super Boomerang 4.0.1, not compatible with Norton's Directory
Assistance.

New in 1.0.5: Fixed a bug that caused crashes for some users.
New in 1.0.6: Doesn't crash if a second directory dialog appears while one
is already present, and fixes a problem with the color of the Trash.
1.0.7: Patches a rare conflict with Super Boomerang, and other obscure
and cosmetic changes.

 -- Jim Walker


#### BINHEX     digit-102.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail]
Subject: 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     discolour-102.hqx   ****

From: macmod (Info-Mac Moderator)
Date: Thu, 14 Oct 93 4:33:13 PDT

(5.65c/IDA-1.4.4 for [e-mail]); Wed, 13 Oct 1993 12:12:13
-0700
Received: from holmes.oas.uci.edu by cpl2.ns.nts.uci.edu with SMTP id AA09242
(5.65c/IDA-1.4.4 for [e-mail]); Wed, 13 Oct 1993 12:12:11
-0700
Received: from [128.200.139.20] (brain.oas.uci.edu) by holmes.oas.uci.edu (4.1/SMI-4.1)
    id AA10463; Wed, 13 Oct 93 12:13:32 PDT
Date: Wed, 13 Oct 93 12:13:31 PDT
Message-Id: <[e-mail]>
To: [e-mail]
From: [e-mail] (Derek Chee)
X-Sender: [e-mail]
Subject: Discolour 1.0.2
X-Attachments: :Power Dimension:12918:Discolour 1.02.cpt:

Here's a copy of Discolour v1.0.2 from Andrew Welch.  His description follows.

-- Derek

----------

Discolour works only under System 7 on color-capable Macintoshes.

Discolour is a system extension for System 7.0 and later that rectifies
a shortcoming in the wonderful Finder 7.0: floppy disk icons are
displayed as the ugly old black and white icon while the rest of the
desktop is bursting with color!

Discolour causes the Finder to display beautiful full-color icons in
place of the black and white floppy disk icons when you are in 16 color
mode or greater.  Just drag Discolour onto your System Folder icon and
restart your Macintosh to activate it.

Discolour uses less than 1K of memory once it is installed, and was
optimized so that it won't slow your Macintosh down, so the cost
of having beautiful color disk icons is minimal.

Discolour is completely free; I hope you enjoy it!
_____________________________________________________________________________
Derek Chee ([e-mail])           | This signature is in need of repair,
Office of Analytical Studies         | accepting contractor bids now.
University of California, Irvine     |


#### 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 ejecting
and dismounting floppies from the desktop under System 7.x.


#### BINHEX     double-scroll-203.hqx   ****

Date: 7 May 1993 18:01:00 -0800
From: "Peter Robinson" <[e-mail]>
Subject: DoubleScroll 2.0.3

                       Subject:                               Time:5:58 PM
  OFFICE MEMO          DoubleScroll 2.0.3                     Date:5/7/93
Here is DoubleScroll version 2.0.3 to replace version 2.0.2 in the Archives.
It has been much more stable for me than its predecessor.  File is Stuffit
compressed and Binhexed.

Pete Robinson
[e-mail]



<<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>

#### BINHEX     drag-any-window-30.hqx   ****

Date: Thu, 30 Sep 93 14:01:39 +0100
From: [e-mail] (Alex Rodella)
Subject: [*] DragAnyWindow 3.0

DragAnyWindow is a control panel that allows you to easily
move any kind of window, including dialogs, alerts, standard
"Open" and "Save" dialogs, game windows and other
non-movable windows.
Version 3.0 adds the capability of centering the window
on the screen.

SHAREWARE - $5
Author: Alessandro Levi Montalcini


#### BINHEX     drag-window-ii.hqx   ****

Date: Mon, 26 Apr 1993 11:20:47 +0000
From: [e-mail] (Stefan Van Dessel)
Subject: Dragwindow 2.3

The DragWindow II system extension

Version 2.3, April 1993

With DragWindow II installed, whenever you click on the title bar of a
window to drag it to a new position, you will not see the familiar outline
of the window follow your cursor, but you will be dragging around the full
window instead. This will happen in all but a very few applications. Those
very few applications do their own thing as far as window dragging is
concerned, and you will simply get the familiar outline when dragging one
of their windows.

For those of you who would like to drop me a line to commend my efforts, or
to report a bug (commending of efforts preferred.), here is my address:

                        Michael Grossmann
                        Spessartweg 76
                        6236 Eschborn
                        Federal Republic of Germany
                        Voice/Fax: [phone]
                        FidoNet: Michael Grossmann @ 2:249/100
                        Internet: [e-mail]



#### BINHEX     dumb-init.hqx   ****

Date: Thu, 15 Jul 1993 07:10:35 -0400
From: [e-mail] (Thomas R Lawrence)
Subject: DumbInit


Suggested Name:  "DumbInit.cpt.hqx"  I actually call it
"DumbIcon", but I think "DumbInit" is more descriptive of what
it actually is :-)

Where to put:  I have no idea.  Maybe system extensions.  Or hacks.

Have you ever wanted to impress your friends by having 5 or 6 rows
of INITs show up when you turned on your computer, but you couldn't
find that many or you didn't have enough memory, or they didn't get
along with each other?  Well, this little INIT shows as many icons
as it can find in it's resource fork when it starts up.  Then it
disappears from memory without a trace (I hope).  It even randomly
pauses between each icon to make the sequence believable.  (The
drive light won't be flashing, but who'll notice that anyway.)

Thomas R. Lawrence
[e-mail]


#### BINHEX     earth-11.hqx   ****

Date: Sun, 9 Aug 1992 23:08 EST
From: [e-mail]
Subject: Earth 1.1


Here is a BinHex-ed StuffIt 1.5.1 archive containing version 1.1
of Earth,  a freeware INIT which draws a spinning globe over the
apple in the menu bar,  and its documentation.  The new version
has 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 in
the directory /info-mac/ex (which file contains a copy of Earth
1.0 without documentation).

Stefan Bilaniuk
Department of Mathematics
Trent University
Peterborough,  Ontario
Canada   K9J 7B8
[e-mail]


--- cut here ---

#### 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 assign
function keys or key combinations to launch FKEYs, applications
or 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-220.hqx   ****

From: "Derek Chee" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Eclipse 2.2
Date: Mon, 6 Dec 93 13:19:31 PST

Version 2.2.0 implements Ambrosia Software's new license code
registration system, which allows registered users to personalize
their copy of Eclipse and remove the shareware notices.

Eclipse offers several features, the most important of which is the
ability to display any picture you like (such as a company logo or a
picture of your favorite model) when your monitor is dimmed. No matter
how large the picture is, Eclipse _still_ uses up only 5K of memory
and very little processor time.

Eclipse 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 recalulation, database sorting, or printing
will continue normally while Eclipse has dimmed your monitor.

Eclipse offers several unique features that should make it your screen
saver of choice:

  - Your monitor is transparently protected from damage
  - Background tasks will continue unhindered, because Eclipse uses
    very little processor time
  - Eclipse has been extensively tested, so you can use it with
    confidence
  - You can display your favorite picture while your monitor is
    dimmed
  - Companies can put their logo into Eclipse to have it displayed
    while their Mac's are idle
  - Eclipse uses very little memory, approximately 5K, so you won't
    be wasting memory for such a basic task as monitor dimming

Once installed, Eclipse uses up 5K of memory.


#### 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 found
that it had been binhexed twice, so I am reposting it, with the
Introduction extracted from it's documentation.

                                                        Tom Blake
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
Introduction

Escapade is a Control Panel ("cdev") designed for people who prefer to keep
their 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 pressing
Escape, -Period or -Delete.  You can also select any button or check box by
pressing the first letter of the control's title.  In addition, with
Escapade you can move through all the buttons and check boxes in a dialog
box and "press" any of them via the keyboard.

  Support for the standard -key equivalents for Cut, Copy, Paste and Select
All.
In dialog boxes with editable text fields, Escapade allows you to use the
standard -key equivalents (X, C, V and A) for Cut, Copy, Paste and Select
All, respectively.  If you have an extended keyboard (one with a row of
function keys across the top), Escapade will recognize and handle F2, F3
and 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 a
dialog, 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 standard
text-editing ("i-beam") cursor when the cursor is positioned over an
editable text field, enabling you to accurately select text and position
the insertion point.


#### BINHEX     extensions-manager-icons.hqx   ****

From: Lloyd Wood <[e-mail]>
Subject: Icons for Extensions Manager
Date: Sun, 11 Jul 93 0:29:47 BST

:
Extensions Manager 2.0 doesn't include icons for the folders it creates, so
I made some up - simply crossing out the normal symbols for each folder.
And a number of other folder icons are included, too.

Enjoy.

Lloyd Wood
[e-mail]


#### BINHEX     extra-color.hqx   ****

Date: Thu, 4 Jan 90 19:07:38 EST
From: [e-mail] (Willie Perez)

This is a control panel device that lets you pick a color for the cursor
and a solid color for the background.  Downloaded from GEnie for your
pleasure.  --Willi


#### BINHEX     faber-finder-411.hqx   ****

Date: Sat, 13 Nov 93 12:45:23 +0100
From: [e-mail] (Alex Rodella)
Subject: [*] FaberFinder 4.1.1

FaberFinder is Yet Another MiniFinder.
Has "a lot" of features, though it is only 3K (the power of
good old assembler). Read the enclosed note for details.
FaberFinder 4.1 and later should **not** need the 128k ROMs
(Mac Plus or later Macs).
It works (at least) on my old, faithful Mac Plus under System 1.1,
2.0, 4.0, 4.3, 6.0.2, 6.0.8; you can use it under System 7.0
or later, but System 7 is not fully supported: you cannot
launch desk accessories from the directory dialog box, for
instance.
FaberFinder may be useful for emergency disks, where space is
at a premium.
Read the enclosed note to learn more.

Enjoy yourself and remember the $5 shareware fee!

Fabrizio Oddone


#### BINHEX     felix-10b.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Francois Pottier)
Subject: no subject (file transmission)
Date: Mon, 21 Jun 93 11:52:58 MET DST

Felix version 1.0 beta
REQUIRES System 7

Felix is a freeware replacement for drag'n dropping.

It's an extension that allows you, when double-clicking on a document, to
choose which application you want to use to open it. All you have to do is to
maintain the Control key down while double-clicking. You will then be
presented with a Standard File dialog prompting you for an application to
use.

See the readme file for more info.


#### BINHEX     file-buddy-18.hqx   ****

From: "J. Rossi" <[e-mail]>
Date: Fri, 19 Nov 93 17:25:52 GMT

File Buddy 1.8

File Buddy provides several Get Info options.
File Buddy's default drag&drop behavior (and main reason
for being) is to present the user with Get Info dialog box
containing extensive information about the item dropped.

Full doc included.

I'm not the author.


#### BINHEX     final-chance-10.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Mark Pilgrim)
Subject: Final Chance 1.0 (INIT)
Date: Mon, 13 Dec 1993 05:11:04 -0500 (EST)

Final Chance is a combination of fluff and utility.  On one hand, it gives
you a random quote on shutdown, which is pretty useless, really.  On the
other hand, it gives you a final chance to decide if you really want to shut
your Macintosh down, or if you want to exit to the Finder.

This INIT is free and is distributed under the GNU General Public License;
complete C source code will be uploaded to the archive sites.  If you do not
have FTP access, e-mail the author for a copy of the INIT, the source code, or
a list of other programs by the same author.  The address is [e-mail].

This INIT should work on all Macintoshes under either system 6 or 7, but I
can't say I've tested it under all environments.  Please report any bugs,
comments, and suggestions to [e-mail].

Final Chance 1.0 is copyright 1993, Mark Pilgrim, MerriMac Software Group.


#### 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 from

Compuserve.  Here is the author's description:

  FinderAppMenu is an Init for System 7 which creates a menu in the Finder

showing all of your applications.  You can run any one by selecting it off  the

menu.  Version 1.1.1 fixes some problems in version 1.1 which sometimes resulted

in out of memory conditions in the Finder and sometimes caused the applications

menu to appear in front of the Apple menu in other  applications.

  A Self Extracting Archive




#### BINHEX     finder-sounds-131.hqx   ****

From "Graham Allsopp <[e-mail]>" Tue Aug 31 07:11:31 1993
Date: Wed, 1 Sep 1993 14:14:54 +0000
From: Graham Allsopp <[e-mail]>
Subject: [*] Finder Sounds 1.3.1

Finder Sounds 1.3.1 by Greg Smith

I found this in my archives the other day, and realised that it wasn't
posted on the archives.

Finder Sounds will only work with Systems 6.0.4 to System 6.0.8 inclusive.
If you want to use them with System 7, see System 7 Finder Sounds

Since the Macintosh System Software version 6.0.4 came out, the Finder has
had the undocumented ability to play sounds corresponding to various
events.  Such events include opening and closing windows, creating and
deleting files, and even modifying windows.  All you really need to take
advantage of this feature is a piece of code.  Drag Finder Sounds and
Finder Sounds Config to your system folder and reboot.  You will then have
a sonic Finder!

Graham

#### BINHEX     finder-view-101.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail]
Date: 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 chacing
their 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     finder-xtender-17.hqx   ****

From: "J. Rossi" <[e-mail]>
Date: Fri, 19 Nov 93 17:12:54 GMT

FinderXtender 1.7

FinderXtender is a System Extension for the Finder 7. It gives powerful folder
management function to your Finder. You can directly open specific folder or
System related folders without opening multiple windows. FinderXtender universal
launcher can open any kinds of Application, Deskaccessary, Control Panel and
Documents.

Full doc included.

I'm not the author


#### BINHEX     findswell-23-demo.hqx   ****

Date: 02 Jul 93 19:11:00 EDT
From: Michael Crawford <[e-mail]>
Subject: Findswell 2.3 Demo, part 1 of 2

This is the first of a two part posting of the Findswell(tm) Demo,
version 2.3.  Remove the headers and trailers, join the two files
together, and use Stuffit 1.5.1 (or any later version) to
de-binhex and unstuff them.

Findswell is a Control Panel that adds a button to Open and Save
dialogs, to allow you to search disks for files, remember
recently opened files, and create folders.

Version 2.3 is now fully compatible with System 7, but will still
work back to System 3.2.

Findswell is $49.95, plus $6 for shipping and handling.  Registered
owners of version 2.0 or later may upgrade for just the $6 shipping
and handling charge (or drop by the office and say hello - no
shipping!)

Also included is a TeachText text file with instructions, and another
with descriptions of our other products, including:

Working Watermarker   background graphic printing utility
Toner Tuner           toner saving printing utility
Spellswell 7          Apple Events and document spellchecker
Writeswell Jr.        FREE Apple Events word processor - free source code!
Lookup                interactive keystroke spellchecker
Last Resort           keystroke saver
QuickLetter           correspondence and envelope printing DA
Spellswell for 4th Dimension Developers

Please call or write if you want more information on these products.

Michael D. Crawford
Product Development Manager
Working Software, Inc.
PO Box 1844
Santa Cruz, CA 95061-1844
[phone]
[phone] Fax
[e-mail]


-- start of part 1 ---

#### BINHEX     fish-11.hqx   ****

Date  Tue 30 Aug 88 13 33 44-EDT
From  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 supports
multi-monitors, more efficient memory allocation (will load on 1-Meg
machine), handles changing depths better, disables actions if number 'o
fish is zero, plus minor bug fixes AND New Fish Species! ]

Fish! is a CDEV for the Macintosh II which turns the dull gray desktop into
an animated display of color fish. (Also works with DeskPict.) The fish are
fully editable with an integrated color editor. The fish run behind
application windows and do not interfere with apps. Includes on-line
documentation. Promises hours of clean fun.


#### BINHEX     folder-icon-cleaner-104.hqx   ****

Date: Mon, 14 Jun 93 14:02:49 +0200
From: [e-mail] ( Rodella-Morena)
Subject: [*] Folder Icon Cleaner 1.0.4

Folder Icon Cleaner is a small utility that lets you get rid
correctly of those space and time wasting custom icons, sticked
right 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 not
delete this file when removing a custom folder icon. They only
delete the icon resources from the file. Note that no other
information is kept into these “Icon” files. Folder Icon Cleaner
correctly removes the icon by deleting the file (and by updating
the “Use custom icon” attribute of the folder). No data is lost,
you only gain a little more free space on your disk.
You can even erase every custom folder icon 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.

Enjoy yourself and remember the shareware fee!

Fabrizio Oddone


#### BINHEX     folder-icon.hqx   ****

Date: 5 Nov 1993 16:14:58 U
From: "Scott Lindsey" <claris!qm![e-mail]>
Subject: FolderIcon

Subject FolderIcon                                 Date11/5/93    Time 4:12
PM
FolderIcon is a utility for generating custom folder icons from existing
desktop icons.  For example, it could create the familiar system folder icon
from the Finder icon.
--
Scott Lindsey <[e-mail]>




#### BINHEX     forward-delete-101.hqx   ****

Date: Thu, 14 Oct 93 13:05:16 +0100
From: [e-mail] (Alex Rodella)
Subject: [*] Forward Delete 1.0.1

Forward Delete is a small extension that lets you use that
mysterious key called forward delete, present on all Extended
Keyboards. Press this key to delete the character at the right
of the insertion point.
Moreover, it lets you delete words with the Apple-approved
combinations option-backspace and option-fwd del.
It works with every application using
TextEdit (if you do not know what TextEdit is, do not
worry: it is simply that part of the Mac Operating System which
manages basic text editing). Try it out with TeachText or in
dialog boxes.
I have been using it since 1992 (!) with no problems or
incompatibilities at all.
If you install this utility, you will find yourself using it
more frequently, even in programs which have always supported
it! The miracles of consistency between applications...

This works even on a Plus under System 4.3,
and (hopefully) under System 6 & 7 on any other Mac.

New in 1.0.1:
one important bug fix (and the resident code is 4 bytes smaller).

This utility is FREE! Enjoy yourself!

Fabrizio Oddone


#### BINHEX     forward-delete-11.hqx   ****

Date: Sat, 6 Nov 93 13:25:54 +0100
From: [e-mail] (Alex Rodella)
Subject: [*] Forward Delete 1.1

Forward Delete is a small extension that lets you use that
mysterious key called forward delete, present on all Extended
Keyboards. Press this key to delete the character at the right
of the insertion point.
You can now obtain the same effect by pressing shift-delete.
Moreover, it lets you delete words with the Apple-approved
combinations option-backspace and option-fwd del.
It works with every application using
TextEdit (if you do not know what TextEdit is, do not
worry: it is simply that part of the Mac Operating System which
manages basic text editing). Try it out with TeachText or in
dialog boxes.
I have been using it since 1992 (!) with no problems or
incompatibilities at all.
If you install this utility, you will find yourself using it
more frequently, even in programs which have always supported
it! The miracles of consistency between applications...

This works even on a Plus under System 4.3,
and (hopefully) under System 6 & 7 on any other Mac.

New in 1.1:
shift-delete now works as forward delete - useful on EVERY
keyboard.

This utility is FREE! Enjoy yourself!

Fabrizio Oddone


#### BINHEX     frank-black-10d2.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Pete Gontier)
Subject: Frank Black
Date: Tue, 16 Nov 93 13:32:08 PST

Enclosed please find a minmalist screen-saver similar to good old
Dimmer -- this new saver merely turns down the intensity of an RGB
screen using the Gamma Fade libraries recently posted to sumex. It is
so minimalist that the user cannot (yet) adjust the sleep time (30
minutes) or the sleep-now corner (upper left).

Following: Frank_Black_1.0d2.sit.hqx


#### BINHEX     fruits-of-passion.hqx   ****

Date:     Tue, 23 Oct 90 8:11:17 EDT
From: Kenneth Sussmann (PBMA) <[e-mail]>
Subject:  Fruits of Passion cdev

Here is Fruits of Passion version 2.4.  It is a cdev that allows
you to change the apple in the menu bar to any other fruit you
like.  It is smileware by Christophe Andres.  The cdev works in
both color and B&W and you can customize it by modifying the SICN
and cicn resources with ResEdit. To select a new "apple" double
click on the name in the cdev so that the check mark appears.

Ken

#### BINHEX     funky-desk-pat-10.hqx   ****

From macmod Mon Sep 20 04:46:09 1993
Date: Sun, 19 Sep 1993 14:11:40 -0600
From: [e-mail]
Subject: FunkyDeskPat.hqx

FunkyDeskPat 1.0.0

Moderators, please place this in system extensions folder.

This app sets the desktop pattern on your macintosh
to a complex and irregular colour pixel pattern I made
>From a picture I drew using that Aldus SuperPaint program.

It's Freeware!  I hope you enjoy it as much as I do...

Works on multiple monitor systems, and is suitable for putting
into your "Startup Items" folder if you're running system 7,
although it should work on any colour Macintosh.

This program does not attempt anything dangerous, like modifying
the system file or anything like that, so I think it's safe.  However,
it goes without saying--use this program at your own risk.

Oh, one last thing, if you notice the pattern dissapears after
running the control pannel, just run FunkyDeskPat again...

   John Montbriand, of Saskatoon Saskatchewan Canada.


#### BINHEX     ghost-mouse-11.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Mark Pilgrim)
Subject: Ghost Mouse 1.1 (INIT)
Date: Sat, 13 Nov 1993 23:34:46 -0500 (EST)

Ghost Mouse is a fun little INIT which will cause your mouse to disappear
if you stop moving it.  Due to numerous requests from users of version 1.0,
the mouse can stay stationery for about 2 seconds before it disappears.
This INIT is free and is distributed under the GNU General Public License;
complete C source code will be uploaded to the archive sites.  If you do not
have FTP access, e-mail the author for a copy of the INIT, the source code, or
a list of other programs by the same author.  The address is [e-mail].

This INIT should work under any system, with any monitor, on any Macintosh.
Please report any bugs/comments/suggestions to [e-mail].

Ghost Mouse 1.1 is copyright 1993, Mark Pilgrim, MerriMac Software Group.


#### BINHEX     glidel-21.hqx   ****

Date: Mon, 11 Oct 93 10:21:35 +0100
From: [e-mail] (Jean-Francois Sygnet)
Subject: [*] Glidel 2.1 drag-n-droping on the Apple Menu

[Note to moderators: this file must replace the obsolete
 ./gui/glidel-11.hqx and  ./gui/glidel-11.hqx, thanks]

Glidel 2.1,             October 7, 1993
by Gilles Berkovitch   <[e-mail]>

*** WHAT ***
Glidel is a freeware system extension to Drag-and-Drop icons on
the Finder's Menu Items (that works only with System 7).

*** HOW ***
The action performed depends on where you drag-and-drop a selection to:
-- The Apple Menu Icon:  move the selection to the "Apple Menu Items" folder
-- A Folder or Application in the Apple Menu: same action performed as would
do drag-and-dropping the selected file on the folder's or application's icon
-- An Item in the File Menu:  same as selecting the file in the finder
then choosing a File Menu Item
-- The Application Menu Icon:  move the selection to the "System" folder
-- An Item in the Application Menu:  same action performed as would do
drag-and-dropping the selected file on the application's icon.

Glidel works well with most hierarchical menus and menu creating utilities.

If one press the Option or Control key when drag-and-dropping, a
"Duplicate" or an "Alias" of the file will be moved or opened.

*** CHANGES AND NOTE ***
-- Glidel 2.1: Glidel doesn't open any more the window to which a file
is moved/copied/aliased; various bug fixes (for big screen or 68000 macs)
-- For more details, questions ...  read the "ReadMe" AND "Lisez moi"
(in french, sorry :-) file, or e-mail to the author at: [e-mail]



#### BINHEX     gravity-mouse-11.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Mark Pilgrim)
Subject: Gravity Mouse 1.1 (INIT)
Date: Sat, 13 Nov 1993 23:32:33 -0500 (EST)

Gravity Mouse is a fun little INIT which will cause your mouse to be
occasionally overcome by gravity.  This INIT is free and is distributed
under the GNU General Public License; complete C source code will be uploaded
to the archive sites.  If you do not have FTP access, e-mail the author for
a copy of the INIT, the source code, or a list of other programs by the
same author.  The address is [e-mail].

This INIT should work under any system, with any monitor, on any Macintosh.
Please report any bugs/comments/suggestions to [e-mail].

Gravity Mouse 1.1 is copyright 1993, Mark Pilgrim, MerriMac Software Group.


#### BINHEX     gregs-browser-12.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Mr_G._Landweber_student_tel_2-73550)
Subject: Greg's Browser 1.2
Date: Fri, 19 Nov 93 22:00:16 GMT

Greg's Browser v1.2 (20 November 1993)  (c)1991-93 Gregory D. Landweber
REGISTRATION FEE: US $10 or UK #6          Internet: [e-mail]

Do you think the Finder is too slow and clumsy when navigating through your
folder structure? Do you perhaps use a hierarchical Apple menu utility but
are tired of zigging and zagging your mouse from submenu to submenu? Or
maybe you just like color icons. If so, then you should try Greg's Browser.
Displaying multiple folders in a single window, Greg's Browser lets you
simultaneously see the contents of a folder, its parent, and a subfolder,
providing a quick and easy way of moving both up and down through your
folder hierarchy.

PLEASE READ THE DOCUMENTATION FILE! Odds are that you will discover a
few "new" features that have been included since version 1.0...

Changes since version 1.1
-------------------------
o The Browser has a sleek new 3d grayscale interface ala System 7 Pro.
o You can now resize the Browser window to show four file list panes.
o You can now drag and drop the large file icon onto application bookmarks.
o The file list title pop-ups and bookmarks now behave more intuitively.
o The Browser will now do a "Get Info..." or "Reveal" if you select files
  while holding down the <option> or <control> keys respectively.
o The scrolling keys on the extended keyboard now work correctly, and if
  you don't have the extended keyboard, you can use the numeric keypad.
o Lots of minor changes, bug fixes, and improvements.

Greg's Browser requires System 7 and Color QuickDraw.

"After a few hours, you begin to wonder how you managed without it."
 -- MacFormat Magazine, December 1993


#### BINHEX     gregs-buttons-313.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Mr_G._Landweber_student_tel_2-73550)
Subject: Greg's Buttons 3.1.3
Date: Fri, 19 Nov 93 21:59:55 GMT

Greg's Buttons v3.1.3 (20 November 1993)   (c)1991-93 Gregory D. Landweber
REGISTRATION FEE:  US $15  or  UK L10      Internet: [e-mail]

Greg's Buttons is a control panel that lets you customize the user interface
of a Macintosh running System 7.  Greg's Buttons requires that your Mac
support color, so it won't work on the Plus, SE, Classic, or PowerBook 100.
It works fine with both color and gray-scale monitors, and although it will
still work on a black and white screen, the effect will not be as impressive.

Changes since v3.1.2
--------------------
Fixed two minor conflicts with the system font substitution feature:
o It now works with FrameMaker 4 (just ignore FrameMaker's font warnings).
o It no longer messes with Geneva 12 (which it should never have done).

Changes since v3.1
------------------
o Fixed the conflict with the Now Menus application substitution feature.
o Added Palatino 14 to the list of substitute system fonts.
o You can now register online using CompuServe (but CompuServe gets 15%).
o Please note that I fixed the conflict with Now Compress in version 3.1.

List of Features
----------------
o Replaces the standard flat black and white push buttons, check boxes,
  and radio buttons with tasteful 3-D color ones.  These buttons are
  designed to complement the windows and scroll bars in the System 7
  interface, and in particular they use the color tints that you can
  select in the "Color" control panel.  You can choose from two styles
  of push buttons and three styles of radio buttons and check boxes.
o Lets you select the background color of dialog boxes, menus (both the
  text and background colors), and Finder windows.
o Substitutes a font of your choice (chosen two versions each of Palatino
  and Helvetica) for Chicago as your system font.
o Colorizes the mini icons (the smallest size that you can select in the
  "Views" control panel) in Finder list views (View by Name, etc.).
o Colorizes the stop sign, caution, and note alert icons.

"They don't look like buttons unless they're Greg's Buttons."


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#### 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" the
menu bar icon (the question mark) under the application icon at the
right of the menu bar.  Help menus can be accessed by holding down the
command key while clicking the application icon.  Other icons, including
the PowerBook battery icon, move to the right (while allowing room for
the caps lock icon for the PowerBooks).  A very nice space saving feature.


#### BINHEX     help-lock.hqx   ****

Date: Mon, 1 Nov 93 11:10 +1300
From: "Lawrence D'Oliveiro, Waikato University, Hamilton, NZ"
Subject: help-lock.hqx

Hi.

This is a very simple INIT that lets you turn help balloons on and off with
the caps lock key.

Lawrence D'Oliveiro
Computer Services
University of Waikato
Hamilton
New Zealand
[e-mail]
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#### BINHEX     hierarchy.hqx   ****

Subject: Hierarchy
Date: Thu, 27 Aug 92 19:00:03 WET DST
From: [e-mail]


Hierarchy
=========

Hierarchy converts a click on the title bar of a system 7 Finder
window into a command-click. This means that the menu of the
folders' parents appears without your having to hold down the
command key yourself.

It's free.

Jeremy Roussak ([e-mail])
88 Oxhey Avenue, Oxhey, Watford WD1 4HA, ENGLAND

(please archive as /ex/hierarchy.hqx)

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#### BINHEX     icon-7-demo.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail]
Subject: 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 to
the archives.

================================
Icon 7 Demo Read Me

   Icon 7 is an icon editor which is integrated into the Finder under System
7 or later. It allows you to modify existing icons or create new icons to
customize your files, folders, or disks in the Finder.

   This demo version of Icon 7 contains all the features of the regular
version of Icon 7 except you can not save any changes you make to an actual
file, folder, or disk. You may save changes into an Icon 7 library which you
can 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 Demo
and drop it into you System Folder.  Then restart your Macintosh. (Icon 7
Demo will be placed into the Extensions folder in your System Folder.)

   Once you have restarted, select any file, folder, or disk you want to put
a custom icon onto, then select Get Info from the File menu. (All this is in
the Finder, of course.) Next select the icon in the Get Info window by
clicking on it once.  Once you have selected the icon, you can start Icon 7
by double-clicking on the icon.  (This is a total of three clicks.)

   Icon 7 will automatically create a default library with several basic
icons in the Preferences folder when you click the Library button.  The full
version of Icon 7 comes with a library of icons which you can i
nstall 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 d
epending on the monitor setting.
   - Supports the Apple recomended colors for icons or the entir
e color palette.
   - Has an integrated library to store icon collections.
     - Supports multi
ple libraries
     - Supports multiple categories in each library
     - Icons stored in a li
brary are compressed 30-50%
   - Has standard painting toosl, such as pencil, fill bucket, eraser, l
ine 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 favorite
software store or Inline Design at [phone].

================================
Shane Looker
[e-mail]


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#### BINHEX     icon-artist-11d3.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (N. Jonas Englund)
Subject: IConArtist-1.1d3.sit.hqx
Date: Thu, 16 Dec 1993 02:04:19 -0800

Dear Sir/Madam:

This is a quite popular system icon installer that's been
available for a while on commercial online services. I think
you should have it, since many Internet users ask for a
convenient ftp site to download it from. Thanks!

Regards,
N. Jonas Englund


Submission: IConArtist-1.1d3.sit.hqx
----------------------------------------------------------------
A drag and drop utility to install system icons without the
hassle of ResEdit and other resource editors. You can install
icons from just about any file containing them; even most
applications. Perfect for those who want to install custom Trash
icons, a new look for the generic folder, or perhaps different
looking desk accessory icons, etc.

Extra replacement icons not provided in this release (look for
IConArtist Bonus). This version is a minor upgrade from v.1.0.
Password protection has been removed and larger documents can be
opened. IConArtist is released as shareware ($10).
----------------------------------------------------------------


#### BINHEX     icon-wizard.hqx   ****

From "[e-mail] (Michael Martin)" Thu Sep 16 22:16:55 1993
Date: Wed, 15 Sep 93 22:22:56 -0700
From: [e-mail] (Michael Martin)
Subject: Icon Wizard App


The enclosed stuffed binhexed file is Mike Samuel's drag-and-drop icon
editor Icon Wizard. This app was reviewed in David Pogue's MacWorld
column a couple of months ago and was rated the best icon editing program
around for its value and feature list. I noticed that it wasn't at the
sumex archive, so I thought I'd pass it along. Note that I am not the author,
just thought it would make a fitting addition to the archive. The package
consists of an application and an init. The program works by having an
icon dropped on it, whereupon an extended get info window pops up with
some buttons that allow you to edit, change etc, the existing icon. I
noticed that the extension seems to be incompatible with Radius'
RadiusWare control Panel (which is a pity for me), but other than that it looks
like a nifty little utility.

Cheers,
Michael.

Michael Martin, Department of Statistics, Stanford University
[e-mail]

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#### 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]>

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#### BINHEX     iconcdev-18.hqx   ****


Date: Sat, 16 Oct 93 21:25:57 PDT
From: [e-mail] (Arg0n)
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Subject: IconCdev1.8.hqx
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This is the newest version of IconCdev. It Should replace all other versions.
IconCdev is a useless but fun Cdev that will display multiple start-up icons.
(at start-up.) IconCdev can be customized.

version 1.8 fixes multiple bugs that caused the finder to mess-up when the
control panel was open.


#### BINHEX     invisible-clock-female.hqx   ****

Date: Tue, 26 Oct 1993 21:49:44 -0700
From: [e-mail] (Adam C. Engst)
Subject: Invisible Clock (female)



--========================_17484974==_
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"

Invisible Clock is a small, more or less faceless application that speaks
the time every 15 minutes, half hour, or hour. It does NOT require
MacinTalk Pro or anything like that, but instead has its own sounds (which
generally sound much better). This version uses a female voice, but there's
another version that uses a male voice. I've become addicted to this little
clock app because I don't care exactly what time it is, but I often want to
know approximately where in the day I am. Highly recommended.  cheers ...
-Adam




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#### BINHEX     invisible-clock-male.hqx   ****

Date: Tue, 26 Oct 1993 21:45:02 -0700
From: [e-mail] (Adam C. Engst)
Subject: Invisible Clock (male)



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Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"

Invisible Clock is a small, more or less faceless application that speaks
the time every 15 minutes, half hour, or hour. It does NOT require
MacinTalk Pro or anything like that, but instead has its own sounds (which
generally sound much better). This version uses a male voice, but there's
another version that uses a female voice. I've become addicted to this
little clock app because I don't care exactly what time it is, but I often
want to know approximately where in the day I am. Highly recommended.
cheers ... -Adam




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Content-Type: application/mac-binhex40; name="invisible-clock-male.sit"


#### BINHEX     key-clicks-10.hqx   ****

Date: Mon, 2 Aug 93 12:55:50 +0200
From: [e-mail] ( Rodella-Morena)
Subject: [*] KeyClicks 1.0

KeyClicks is a control panel, emitting sounds while
you type at your keyboard.

POSTCARDWARE
Author: Alessandro Levi Montalcini

#### 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 1.0.1


Contents:

I. Brief Introduction To Key Tools
II. What's New In This Version
III. The program (in binhexed Stuffit 1.5.1 format)


I. Brief Introduction To Key Tools

Key Tools is a program that makes typing at your Mac much
easier.  By typing a special command key in any application
or the Finder, you can run any of the commands described below :

Button Keys - You may click a button in a dialog box by
holding down the command key and typing the first letter
of the button's name. This has the same effect as if you
had clicked on the button with the mouse. You can toggle
a radio button or checkbox by holding down the command
and shift keys at the same time and typing the first letter
of its name.

Type Date - Types the current date, as if you had typed
it on the keyboard. You may specify a long or short
format for the date.

Type Time - Types the current time, as if you had typed
it on the keyboard. You may specify whether to type the
seconds as well.

Echo - Retypes everything you typed since the last time you
clicked 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 on
another word and tell echo to repeat the editing sequence.

You may select any key to control any function and you may
require that the option, command, or shift keys be pressed
to call a function. For example, you may decide that the
time function will be run when you type the letter "t" while
holding down the option and command keys. Now, the time
function will run any time you type these keys. In the
Control Panel, Key Tools displays this key sequence as
"option-command-t", which means you must hold down the
command and option keys while at the same time typing the
letter "t".




II. What's New In This Version

Version 1.0.1 contains several important bug fixes. If you use
version 1.0, it is highly recommended that you upgrade to 1.0.1.

   Selecting a button in a modal dialog with button keys now hilites
the button.

   Button keys will no longer select a button in a modal dialog with
a command key if more than one button starts with that key. Key Tools
beeps to alert the user of that case.

   Several bugs with button selection and keystroke processing were
fixed. Also, several bugs in the Control Panel were fixed.


For more information, mail bugs or comments to:

Dawson Dean
Internet: [e-mail]
America Online: DawsonDean



=================================================

#### BINHEX     kill-em-all.hqx   ****

Date: Sat, 10 Apr 1993 05:19:48 -0400 (EDT)
From: Christopher Owen <[e-mail]>
Subject: Kill em all!


Kill 'em all is an external written for use with OtherMenu which is a really cool utility written by James Walker.  It is sort of a quick hack but seems to work just fine.

I finally got my dream and now have 12 megs of RAM in my Mac.  This is great for opening up everything I need and never running out of memory.  Unfortunately, after a huge downloading session (you know, you have Zterm, Compact Pro, MacCompress, TeachText,
 MS Word, SitToCpt, DeSea all open at once) I can end up with a bunch of open applications.  I can't empty the trash because all the folders have open files, etc.  It is sort of a pain to go through and choose each application with the application menu an
d do a quit.  What I want to do is just quit them all.  Now with Kill 'em all, I can do this easily.

When envoked from the OtherMenu, Kill 'em all will kill all open applications except for the Finder.  It should be used while the Finder (or other AppleEvent aware application) is the front most application.  Initially it will ask you to confirm that each
 application should be killed, but you can change in the settings dialog.  Also in the setting dialog is the option of giving an exception for one certain application.  This application must be identified by its creator (ie MSWD for Word, PJMM for THINK P
ascal).  The settings dialog for OtherMenu externals can be accessed by holding down the shift key when choosing the external from OtherMenu.

Chris Owen
[e-mail]


#### BINHEX     kitchen-sink.hqx   ****

From: Kevin Raner <[e-mail]>
Subject: Kitchen Sink
Date: Thu, 16 Dec 93 10:23:06 EST

Dear Moderator,

Here is my Cristmas present to the net. It's a Control Panel called "Kitchen
Sink" which I wrote for those who have everything on their Mac (but the Kitchen
Sink). This freeware control panel watches cursor activity and whenever the
system is busy (as judged by the watch cursor) gives an audible indication in
the form of a dripping sound. Requires System 7.1 and System Update 2.0.1.

Kevin Raner
[e-mail]



#### BINHEX     kiwi-screenscapes-101-updt.hqx   ****

Date: Wed, 18 Aug 1993 20:46:32 -0500 (CDT)
From: James Harold Brogan <[e-mail]>
Subject: Screenscapes1.0.1.sea.hqx

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Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCII

    This program updates Kiwi Software's excellent desktop pattern
program, Screenscapes, from version 1.0 to 1.0.1.
    By the way, Kudos to Kiwi for their prompt and helpful response to
my questions, thanks Jane!

                - Sean B.
--0-1569828695-745725328:#1210
Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="Screenscapes1.0.1.sea.hqx"
Content-ID: <[e-mail]>
Content-Description:


#### BINHEX     kopy-kat-09.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 menu
to the Cut, Copy and Paste menu items in the Edit menu of almost any
application.  (Hypercard is one notable exception.)

The hierarchical menus contain three choices, each of which represents an
individual clipboard which can be used within a single application or
across different applications. For example, I use it to handle mail by
copying the sender, subject, and text of a letter to the three different
clipboards 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 a
conflict with MacroMaker in System 6.0.5.



Jeff Needleman  <[e-mail]>

#### BINHEX     launch-applications-08b.hqx   ****

From "[e-mail] (Matthew Xavier Mora)" Wed Sep 15 00:51:33 1993

Date: Tue, 14 Sep 1993 16:38:47 -0800
To: [e-mail]
From: [e-mail] (Matthew Xavier Mora)
Subject: Launch Applications 0.8b
Resent-To: backmod
Resent-Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1993 0:51:32 PDT
Resent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>



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Enclosed is the latest version of Launch applications. A simple Application
and control panel launcher for System seven. You scan your hard disk
and it finds all your applications and control panels and displays then in a
list. This make it easy to launch programs without having to
dig through all those finder windows.

New to this version:

* Double Click in the list to launch a program.
* Enter or Return key will also launch the selected program.
* Type the name of the prrogram and the will become hilighted. (this works now)
* Up and down arrow keys wrap around now. (oh cool just like windows stuff)
* Shows the number of items in the list.
* Show the Disk name of where the file resides.

Holding down the option key will change three features.

Rescan button turns into Verify.
   Verify will look through the list and update the dir id or the name
   of the programs in case any of the information has changed. (ie
   you renamed a program or moved it to another directory)

Launch button turn into Show Me.
   Show me will open up the folder to show you where that selected file is.

Remove button becomes Delete...
   This lets you delete the program from the disk.



Its still beta because some features still don't work the way I want them
to and I have more features to add. Let me know your suggestions.



Matt



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#### BINHEX     launch-pad-30.hqx   ****

Date: Fri, 6 Aug 93 11:50:04 EDT
From: J S Greenfield <[e-mail]>
Subject: LaunchPad 3.0

Archivists:  This version of LaunchPad replaces previous versions.

------------------------------------------------------------------


Application: LaunchPad(tm) 3.0
(Shareware, $11)


Changes from version 2.0.2:

LaunchPad 3.0 is a major upgrade that:

  -- introduces automated drop-launching via Valet Launching(tm),

  -- includes the LaunchPad Valet(tm) utility for configuring
     Valet Links(tm).


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).

LaunchPad also facilitates automated drop-launching with Valet
Launching.  With the included utility, LaunchPad Valet, you can
configure LaunchPad to automate your most frequent drop-launching
tasks.

With LaunchPad, you keep your desktop clean and take
advantage of System 7's drop-launching.

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 less than 35K of disk space, and as little as 45K
of RAM.  LaunchPad Valet requires less than 25K of disk space.

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#### BINHEX     launch-pad-301.hqx   ****

Date:     Mon, 22 Nov 93 19:22:18 EST
From: J S Greenfield <[e-mail]>
Subject:  LaunchPad 3.0.1

Application: LaunchPad(tm) 3.0.1
(Shareware, $11)


Changes from version 3.0:

LaunchPad 3.0.1 is a maintenance release that allows LaunchPad
and LaunchPad Valet to peacefully coexist with certain extension
combinations.


Changes from version 2.0.2:

LaunchPad 3.0 is a major upgrade that:

  -- introduces automated drop-launching via Valet Launching,

  -- includes the LaunchPad Valet utility for configuring
     Valet Launching preferences.


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(tm) 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).

LaunchPad also facilitates automated drop-launching with Valet
Launching(tm).  With the included utility, LaunchPad Valet(tm),
you can configure LaunchPad to automate your most frequent drop-
launching tasks.

With LaunchPad, you keep your desktop clean and take
advantage of System 7's drop-launching.

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(tm) requires less than 35K of disk space, and as
little as 45K of RAM.  LaunchPad Valet(tm) requires less than
25K of disk space.

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#### BINHEX     living-desktop-11-demo.hqx   ****

Date: Tue, 13 Jul 1993 21:08:06 -0400 (EDT)
From: [e-mail]
Subject: New Living Desktop Demo

LIVING DESKTOP:
Living Desktop provides unprecedented, automated customization of the
Macintosh Desktop background.  Living Desktop replaces the standard
8-pixel by 8-pixel Desktop background with sophisticated artwork known
as Pixel Patterns, or "ppats".  Those used by Living Desktop may be up to
128 by 128 pixels in size and contain up to 256 colors.The number of
patterns is limited only by your disk storage capacity.

Living Desktop is a very small, unobtrusive application (69k RAM,
45k disk space) that launches automatically at startup and works quietly
in the background while you go about your business.  Desktop patterns
can be automatically alternated using the built-in, user configurable timer
 (values can range from 1 to 9999 minutes) or manually.

DEMO NOTES:
This demonstration version of Living Desktop requires System 7.0 or
higher. A demonstration version supporting both System 6 and System
7 will soon be released.

This demonstration version of Living Desktop will expire on 6/30/93 or
after 30 launches,whichever comes first.

This demonstration version of Living Desktop is a fully functional
application, although it can access no more than 36 patterns (6 patterns
per set, with a maximum of five sets).

The patterns shipped with this demo are only a small sample of the
patterns provided with the commercial product.  Additional sample
patterns will soon be available online.


MANTIS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION:
Living Desktop Copyright ) 1993 Mantis Development Corporation.
All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized distribution of this program and/or
associated documentation is strictly prohibited.


Mantis Development Corporation
1357 Washington Street
W. Newton, MA 02165
[phone]  <> [phone]  <> [phone] Fax

Electronic Mail:
America Online:  MantisCorp
CompuServe:  70674, 3401
Internet:  [e-mail]


#### BINHEX     mac-dos-10.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Giulio Zambon)
Subject: MacDOS 1.0 (part 1 of 6)
Date: Wed, 29 Sep 93 10:51:19 AWST

MacDOS 1.0 provides DOS-like command line and batch capabilities to
control the Mac OS. It lets you display, list, copy, rename, change
attributes of, delete, and print files both interactively and via a
script. You can select files through wildcarded filenames, creator,
type, and more. MacDOS also lets you create and remove folders, set
system date and time, and launch applications.

For example, with MacDOS you can print a series of text files without
having to respond to any dialog at all, or change the creator of all
files of a certain type whose names contain a particular sequence
of characters.

Be aware that MacDOS has a protection mechanism that lets you use
its full functionality only if you register and pay for it.

 _--_|\   Giulio Zambon, [e-mail]
/      \  Rainbow Hill Pty Ltd, 25 Urawa Rd, Duncraig WA 6023, Australia.
*_.--._/  Voice/Fax: [phone]    Voice: [phone]
      v


#### BINHEX     mac-mint.hqx   ****

Date: Mon, 25 Oct 93 12:02:52 PDT
From: [e-mail] (Brad Pickering)
Subject: MacMiNT Release


Below is the latest release of MacMiNT.  I believe it is finally
ready for general use.  There are still bugs, but they seem to be
rare and don't seem to be catastrophic.  Still, MacMiNT should be
used at your own risk.

MacMiNT is a preemptive multitasking OS that runs as a process under
the Mac OS.  It is a port of MiNT 0.95 from the Atari ST.  MiNT
extends the Atari OS to support many UNIX like features.  Many UNIX
tools have been ported to MiNT, including gcc (v2.4.5), make, tcsh,
and emacs.

MacMiNT should be able to run on anything from a MacPlus with 2M ram
and 3M disk space, on up to a Quadra with a ton of ram and a ton of
disk space.  But, I wouldn't bother with anything less than a MacII
with 8M ram and 15M disk space.  The default installation requires 5M
free ram and 12M free disk space.  If you don't use the default
installation you could probably get away with a lot less ram and a lot
less disk space.

There is little to no documentation on MacMiNT.  To use MacMiNT you
should already be familiar with UNIX, or you should be prepared to do
a lot of searching for documentation.

MacMiNT is available at: suniams1.statistik.tu-muenchen.de in
/pub/mac/MacMiNT/MacMiNT.13October93, nic.switch.ch in
/software/mac/src/macmint, and archive.cis.ohio-state.edu in
/pub/mac-unix/macmint.

The distribution contains only the minimum files needed to get
started.  Several other packages will have to be retrieved from the
network before doing a full installation.

Brad Pickering
[e-mail]


#### BINHEX     machack-loony-help.hqx   ****

Date: Thu, 17 Jun 1993 22:10:35 +0100
From: [e-mail] (Stefan Arentz)
Subject: Submission

File:           machack-loonyhelp.cpt
Description:    MacHack '92 entry.
Uploader:       [e-mail] (Stefan Arentz)

LoonyHelp
--------
By Marc Tamsky
MacHack '92 AnnArbor MI.


Well....getting this in under the wire required diching a lot of fun things
I had planned for this hack....unfortunately.

It is an MPW tool that you run with balloon help already turned on
and it animates the balloon icon when you have no balloons on the screen.

The drawing is very kosher, using CopyBits, and it just temporarily moves
the grayrgn to allow itself to draw in the menubar.

The lack of updating is an artifact that it is running as a tool and can't have
MPW update its windows while LoonyHelp is running.

Have fun!

----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Stefan Arentz         -   Software Constructor  -          [e-mail]


#### BINHEX     machack-netwarmer.hqx   ****

Date: Thu, 17 Jun 1993 22:11:03 +0100
From: [e-mail] (Stefan Arentz)
Subject: Submission

File:           machack-netwarmer.cpt
Description:    MacHack '92 entry.
Uploader:       [e-mail] (Stefan Arentz)

netwarmer

the first appletalk coffee mug control
device.  brings you the power you need
to drink with the best of them.

hardware not included (a small coffee mug
warmer with an phonenet connector).

(can be modified for tea or hot cocoa).

eric slosser and chris russ.


----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Stefan Arentz         -   Software Constructor  -          [e-mail]


#### BINHEX     machack-umlaut-omelette.hqx   ****

Date: Thu, 17 Jun 1993 22:13:12 +0100
From: [e-mail] (Stefan Arentz)
Subject: Submission

File:           machack-umlaut-omelette.cpt
Description:    MacHack '92 entry.
Uploader:       [e-mail] (Stefan Arentz)

Umlaut Omelette, by Tim Dierks

Annoying.  Enjoy.
No rights reserved.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Stefan Arentz         -   Software Constructor  -          [e-mail]


#### BINHEX     macintosh-dos-130.hqx   ****

From: Eric Hunt <[e-mail]>
Subject: MacintoshDOS v. 1.3.0
Date: Thu, 23 Dec 93 13:20:28 CST

Humorous.
--
Eric Hunt                       | [e-mail]   (preferred)
Southern Company Services       | [e-mail]
800 Shades Creek Parkway        | "Opinions expressed are not
Birmingham, AL 35209            |  those of SCS - I speak for myself"


#### BINHEX     macpuke.hqx   ****

Date:     Wed, 17 Apr 1991 20:20:27.26 MST
From: <[e-mail]> (Phydeaux)
Subject:  macpuke

upon request, here is macpuke, an init that makes a puking
sound when a disk is ejected. i am not the author.

leroy smith
[e-mail]



#### BINHEX     make-replace-default-13.hqx   ****

From "[e-mail] (Jim Walker)" Tue Aug 31 07:11:35 1993
From: [e-mail] (Jim Walker)
Subject: Replace-Existing Hacks 1.3
Date: Tue, 31 Aug 93 0:29:20 EDT
Organization: Department of Mathematics, Univ. of S. Carolina

When you try to save a file over an existing file, you get a dialog asking
"Replace Existing <filename>?"  If you wish to get rid of that dialog, or at
least change the default button, this TeachText document (in setext format)
tells several ways to do it with ResEdit.  There are separate instructions
for System 6, System 7.0, and System 7.1.

The previous version had a bug: command-period pushed the wrong button.
This version is also simpler.

 -- Jim Walker


#### 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     mem-init-205.hqx   ****

From: "J. Rossi" <[e-mail]>
Date: Fri, 19 Nov 93 17:26:53 GMT

MemINIT 2.0.5

Displays the memory use of applications and finder in the
menu bar and/or as a pie replacing the apple

Full doc on-line.

I.m not the author.

---------------------------------------------

#### BINHEX     members-only-111.hqx   ****

Date: 24 Nov 1993 13:52:50 U
From: "Michael Hecht" <[e-mail]>
Subject: [*] Members Only 1.1.1

[*] Members Only 1.1.1

Members Only will scan your network for other Macintoshes, and build a list of
their users' names. You can select users from this list and add them to your
Users & Groups. You can also import users from a tab-delimited text file. Works
with System 7 File Sharing and AppleShare 3.0 or later.


BUGS FIXED
* Fixed the nefarious -108 CopyUGFile startup error. This seemed to only show
up on the Quadra.
* NBP lookup buffer overflow is now handled properly. This would occur when
scanning a very large network.
* The "Password" column is now properly recognized when importing users.
Previously, if your import file had no "Zone" column, then passwords were
incorrectly ignored.
* Improved zone lookup error reporting.

--Michael




=======================================================================
Michael P. Hecht                 | Internet:  [e-mail]
SAS Institute Inc.; Cary, NC USA | AppleLink: SAS.HECHT



#### BINHEX     menu-ball-20.hqx   ****

From "[e-mail] ( Rodella-Morena)" Thu Sep 16 22:16:20 1993
Date: Wed, 15 Sep 93 13:04:06 +0200
From: [e-mail] ( Rodella-Morena)
Subject: [*] MenuBall 2.0

MenuBall is an absolutely useless control panel that puts
a bouncing ball in your menu bar. Should
the ball ever leave a mark in your menu bar, donUt panic:
it is harmless, just switch to another application to have
the menu bar redrawn properly.

FREEWARE
Author: Alessandro Levi Montalcini


#### BINHEX     menu-choice-19.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Kerry Clendinning)
Subject: No Subject!
Date: Tue, 21 Dec 93 18:27:21 PST

Info-Mac Moderators,
This is my first time to submit directly to the Info-Mac
archives.  Please let me know if there are changes I can make
to expedite your work.  I am following the guidelines in
posting-guidelines.txt the best I can, including making
this message and the BinHex text all one file.  Do I understand
correctly that this is what you want?

You may respond to the origination address of this message,
but please do not publish my address, as I cannot accept
shareware related mail at my workplace.  (I maintain accounts
on Compuserve and AppleLink for that purpose).  Thank you.

Kerry Clendinning

--------------------------
MenuChoice version 1.9, a self-extracting archive created with
Compactor Pro.  This version fixes a rather severe bug in version
1.8 which could cause Finder to crash, hang, or restart unexpectedly.

MenuChoice is a control panel device which adds hierarchical
menus under the Apple Menu.  To use it, just drag the control
panel (not the folder) onto your system folder and reboot. MenuChoice
includes other features such as a "Recent" menu which keeps the
last 20 items you have opened from the Apple Menu readily available,
and a "Desktop" menu which gives you instant access to all volumes
mounted on your desktop.
--------------------------


#### BINHEX     menu-dropper-71b8a.hqx   ****

From "[e-mail] (David Winterburn)" Wed Aug 25 11:12:06 1993
Date: Wed, 25 Aug 93 16:44:17 +0200
From: [e-mail] (David Winterburn)
Subject: MenuDropper 7.1b8 -- submission --

I have enclosed the most recent version of my utility MenuDropper,
it has been heavily modified from the previous public version
and I would recommend any current users to upgrade. A list of changes
is presented below.

This version superceeds all prior versions which should be removed and deleted.

Thanks,

David Winterburn

Beta Version 7.1b8a          --        23 Aug 1993

  The distribution

Included in the MenuDropper package are the following files:

MenuDropper License Agreement      (please read this)
MenuDropper Instructions           (instructions on MenuDropper usage)
MenuDropper Version History        (definitely optional)
MenuDropper                        (the control panel file)
BeHierarchic 1.0.5 patcher         (a utility to modify BeHierarchic 1.0.5)
About the BeHierarchic patcher     (describes the above utility, PLEASE READ
                                     before using the patcher program)

ANY redistribution of the MenuDropper product MUST be in the form of the
complete package, as per the license conditions stated in the MenuDropper
Instructions document.

 What is Menu Dropper

Menu Dropper is a System 7 utility that allows the you drag Icons from
the Finder and 'drop' them onto items inside various system menus. It
is supplied as a control panel, drop it into the Extensions , or Control
Panels subfolder of your System Folder and restart your Macintosh.
Currently Menu Dropper is compatible with Finder 7.0, 7.1 and the
AppleScript Finder version 7.1.1. MenuDropper will work with the Apple,
File and Application menus. It supports AliasMenus, OtherMenu, NowMenus
and BeHierarchic.

As new versions of the Finder appear I shall publish new versions of
Menu Dropper to support them. The latest version can always be found
by anonymous ftp from world.std.com in directory /pub/MenuDropper


Changes since last public Version

7.1b8a 23/Aug/1993

->  Fixed a minor bug with PPC toolbox testing in the control panel
->  Added a startup icon that notifies the user that MenuDropper is in the
     'OFF' state.
->  Fixed a popup menu cntl id problem (ResEdit bug).

7.1b8    04/Aug/1993
->    Released to beta-testers only

->    I have provided a control panel interface to adjust MenuDropper options.
->    Added a resolve alias option to the control panel to affect the
    resolution of aliases during alias creation.
->    The incompatibility with the system extension PowerKey has
    been fixed.
->    Added support support AliasMenus iconic menus, these will need to be
    configured with a ResEdit template 'AMpr' in the control panel file. The button
    in the control panel to do this configuration will be available in the next release.
->  Fixed a minor bug in DragWindow causing problems with Eudora.
->  Added an option to disable, or not even load at all, the DrawWindow feature.
->  Fixed a problem with NowMenus desktop popup menu coming up if the user
    hesitates during a drag.
->  Worked around a Finder bug preventing the movement of more that
    17 items at the same time. There is no limit at all now, I have
    tested 4967 items in a single operation.
->  Added support for OtherMenu releases 1.2 and up. (If you use an
     earlier version you must upgrade to use MenuDropper with it).
->  Fixed launch of applications resident on the root of a volume or the desktop.
->  You can now create a real alias of the trash, and you can put stuff
    in the trash from the apple menu using MenuDropper.
->  Fixed the 'catching' of items after a lonk click in the about box, and save dialog.
->  Added new format preferences, most things are now configurable.
->  Balloon help is now correctly restored after a drop onto 'About MenuDropper'.
->  Added a preference to disable the animated icon at startup.
->  improved the reporting of the resource file not found condition. If
    anybody gets this please report the error message and code to the
    developer if at all possible, please, please, please (I have been unable to
    reproduce it here).
->  Prevented MenuDropper from attempting to launch INIT's cdev's rdev's
    and desk accessories when documents are dropped on them.

7.1b7a    20/July/1993
->    Released to beta-testers only

->    Fixed bug concerning Apple menu command key equivalents created
     by SuperBoomerang.
->    Finally put all the NowMenus Apple menu problems to rest.
->    Fixed bug causing lose of first Finder drag after drop onto Apple menu


7.1b7    19/July/1993
->    Released to beta-testers only

->    prevent opening of windows for items dropped onto sub menus,
      except if the items dragged originated on the desktop
->    Added AliasMenus, support except for menus with ICON titles.
->    Added last drop' and 'last launch' caches
->    Added support for the Application menu
->    Added the creation of new folders during the drag/drop operation
->    Added support for the File / NewFolder menu item
->    Added useful cursor changes to show the pending action during drags
->    Menus are disabled when not useful to MenuDropper
->    Some menu items are modified to be recognizable in their usage
->    Fixed all problems with balloon help.
->    Fixed dropping onto unmounted appleshare volumes
->     Fixed Trash' alias creation, and copy problems. You can now
     create an alias of the Trash, (not that it is particularily  useful), and
     MenuDropper will inform you that it cannot move the trash off of the
     desktop, instead of trying to copy the root partition.
->    Fixed NowMenus 'recent items' sub menus compatibility problems.
->    Fixed compatibility problem with ApplicationWindows cdev.
->    Fixed double resource release bug (thanks, James Walker)
->    Fixed MenuHook bug involving deep menu offset
->    Fixed startup notification bug (error message wasn't persistent)
->    Modified all code to handle multiple menus, additional menu support
     may be added easily now.
->    Improved error message handling
->    Changed startup ICON code, can now visually report 'no load'
->    Added 'cute' startup animation
->    Loading can now be bypassed with the shift key, or mouse button
->    Added a complete window drag handler, instead of the outline. This
     will be controllable  via the control panel soon
->    Desktop moves have been cleaned up. Now MenuDropper will sort
     through all items dragged from the desktop, and give the Finder 2 sets of
     instructions, one set for the items resident on the same volume as the
     destination, and another for the rest. The option and command keys are
     understood for these operations. The only caveat now is that if you  drop
     onto a folder in a hierarchical menu from the desktop the folder window
     will open.To fix this would overly  complicate the code and it is now the
     only occurrence of it.
->    MenuDropper will now create a preferences file


---

Happy Dropping.

David W.


#### 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 USENET
readers as a method for reclaiming menu bar space.  It has a cheesy
interface, but it is configurable with ResEdit.  See the documentation
for 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 bytes
of code in your System Heap!

Enjoy,

Mark Valence



#### BINHEX     menu-key-11.hqx   ****

From: "J. Rossi" <[e-mail]>
Date: Fri, 19 Nov 93 17:13:34 GMT

MenuKey 1.1

The MenuKey INIT is a very small program which, when loaded at bootup, will show
a small template whenever the command-key is being held down. This can help
users becoming accustomed to a new package to learn command-key menu options
without having to search the menus themselves.

Full doc included.

I'm not the author.


#### 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, 1993
From:  L Products

File:  Menuette 1.1.2.sit (69856 bytes)
DL time (2400 baud): < 8 minutes
Download count: 125

AUTHOR:    Robert L Mathews
NEEDS:     System 7 or later, AOL 2.0 or Stuffit Expander 3.x
SYSTEM 7:  Dependent
TYPE:      Shareware cdev; $15
LIBRARY:   MUT/New Files
           Final Destination: MUT/Control Panel Devices

---------------
Keywords:  MENU ICON MENUBAR TITLE FILE EDIT SYSTEM7


Menuette alters the appearance of menu titles in the menu bar (at the top of
your screen). Instead of the words that normally appear (such as File and
Edit), you'll see small icons representing these concepts. You can instantly
switch between icon and text views if you wish; if you do so, Menuette allows
you to choose your own font for menu display. It saves space, and makes your
Macintosh look really cool.

Icons for some popular programs are provided, and you can easily add more
icons 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 on
color Macs, but Menuette also works properly on black & white Macs (it's very
useful on Powerbooks, where menu bar space is tight).

Menuette comes with complete instructions (in fact, you can print a
twelve-page manual from within Menuette if you have a printer). In addition,
full technical support is available here on America Online in the Macintosh
Utilities 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     mfzoom-21.hqx   ****

Date: Thu, 24 Jun 1993 00:38:04 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Narayan R. Sainaney" <[e-mail]>
Subject: mfzoom-2-1.hqx

MFZoom INIT v 2.1. MFZoom is a system extension that increases the menu
and window title font size to 14pt.  This is useful for big screen monitor
users and those who have to squint to see the normal menu font. Version
2.1 has eliminated a bug fix that previously used to affect printing.


#### BINHEX     moire-401.hqx   ****

Subject: moire-401.hqx
Date: Tue, 25 May 1993 08:50:13 +1000
From: [e-mail]

Enclosed is version 4.01 of John Lim's Moire screensaver.

 - David


#### BINHEX     mouse-broken-101.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Mark Pilgrim)
Subject: Mousebroken 1.0.1 (control panel)
Date: Tue, 7 Dec 1993 00:15:04 -0500 (EST)

Mousebroken is a control panel which will give you greater control over your
mouse (or less control, depending on how you look at it).  It comes with 13
mouse modules, each designed to alter your mouse's behavior in a different
way.  New mouse modules can easily be designed and added to Mousebroken.  The
mouse modules in this archive are public domain; source code and instructions
will be uploaded in a separate archive.

This control panel is free and is distributed under the GNU General Public
License; complete C source code will be uploaded to the archive sites.  If
you do not have FTP access, e-mail the author for a copy of the control panel,
the source code, or a list of other programs by the same author.  The address
is [e-mail].

Version 1.0.1 fixes a bug that caused the error dialog box to be displayed
incorrectly on black & white Macs.  This version of the control panel should
work on any Macintosh, under either system 6 or 7.  Some individual mouse
modules may have problems on systems with multiple monitors.  Please report
any bugs/comments/suggestions to [e-mail].

Mousebroken 1.0.1 is copyright 1993, Mark Pilgrim, MerriMac Software Group.


#### BINHEX     mouse-odometer.hqx   ****

Date: Sat, 12 Dec 92 15:07:16 -0500
From: [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 click
on the MouseOdometer icon.  It will tell you then.

Here is a program called mouse odometer.  It will tell you how far your
mouse 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     move-window-fkey.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 its
upper left corner is under the mouse.  There may be another FKEY
that does this, but I needed it tonight when I temporarily changed
from two monitors to one and White Knight insisted on putting its
windows out in hyperspace where the old monitor used to be (why does
Watson ever fix this?).

David Fry                                  [e-mail]
Division of Applied Sciences               [e-mail]
Harvard University                      ...!harvard!huma1!fry
Cambridge, MA  02138


#### BINHEX     musi-saver-11.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail]
Subject: Submission : MUSISaver v1.1
Date: Sat, 2 Oct 93 2:39:17 CDT

Please find enclosed a submission for the archives.
MUSISaver is a screen saver application for Macintosh.  As an application
it enjoys compatabilities that INIT screen savers do not.
MUSISaver is FREE to distribute, but is owned by MUSI Computer Products.

Please archive as : MUSISaver1.1.cpt.hqx

Thanks!
--
David A. denBoer            University of Manitoba
[e-mail]            Computer Services -- User Services
[e-mail]        Micro Resource Centre Consultant



#### BINHEX     music-mouse-demo.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 that
generates MIDI messages as you move the mouse around.
You can set the mode (diatonic, pentatonic, etc.) and a
number of other parameters. This demo is apparently full
featured, except for a five minute cutoff.
A Compact Pro archive.


#### BINHEX     name-view-271.hqx   ****

Date: Sun, 11 Apr 93 20:36:50 -0500
From: [e-mail] ( )
Subject: NameViewer v2.71

Looks like the archie server at Rutgers is not as thorough
as some.  As was pointed out to me NameViewer is available
at a number of locations.  I am now posting it here.
Below is the original poster's text
++++++++++++++++++
Here is an init which was written by someone I know very well,
my dad. It allows the user to view the full name of the file
in an open or save dialog by either the use of a hot key or by
putting up a small status line at the bottom of the dialog which
shows you not only the name but also the type, creator, size,
and other exciting things you might want to know. It is fully

cutomizable through a control panel interface and works with all
the Macs. (Don't know about the Quadra's or Powerbooks yet,
sorry!) The program is shareware, so please help support my dear
old dad!!

# Mike Shields                   | REPLY TO ->
# Research Assistant             | [e-mail]


---


#### BINHEX     new-look-21.hqx   ****


Received: from QuickMail by mdaiss.mdc.com id qm-00001; Thu, 27 May 1993
        10:31:06 +0000
Message-Id: <[e-mail]>
X-Mailer: InterCon Dispatcher/SMTP for QuickMail
X-Priority: 4
Date: Thu, 27 May 1993 10:31:06 +0000
From: Phil Flack <[e-mail]>
Return-Receipt-To: Phil Flack <[e-mail]>
Subject: NewLook21.cpt.hqx / cp
To: Info-Mac Request <[e-mail]>
Resent-To: [e-mail]
Resent-Date: Thu, 27 May 1993 12:01:23 PDT
Resent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>

Hello,

Attached is a submission I posted to incoming, then I read your readme and
found that I should send it to you this way.

This is the latest version of NewLook and incorporates some new feature and
bug fixes.

NewLook now allows you to adjust the window hilite (tinge) colors and then
Auto Tint the controls for a better color-coorsinated look.

Thank you,

Phil Flack


#### BINHEX     next-scroll-bars.hqx   ****

Date: Fri, 26 Jan 90 20:32:33 EST
From: [e-mail] (William Perez)
Subject: Following cdev

The following is a control panel device that replaces Apple's CDEF, scroll
bars 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     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 under
system 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... It
also fixes the problems (in some windows) with HyperCard 2.x and
MacWrite II. I also added some new close and zoom icons. Unfortunately,
these are only B&W bitmaps, and sometimes the old (drawn) icons come
back on color screens. This is only a cosmetic problem, however. I
have used the hacked INIT on my SE/30, my PowerBook 100, and a IIci at
work with no problems (using system S-7.0) for 9 or 10 months. Under
low memory conditions, the system sometimes will revert to the WDEF in
ROM, but it does not seem to cause any harm.

This Compact Pro archive includes source code in Think C. There is
also code for a small application (Tester) that can be used to test any
changes 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     next-wdef-iii-31.hqx   ****

From: "Anthony D. Saxton" <[e-mail]>
Organization: Cyber Sanctum BBS 702.435.2179
Date: Wed, 21 Apr 1993 10:56:58 PST
Subject: WDef III Version 3.1

Add NeXT-like windows to your Macintosh! This is Eric's WDEF taken to the
"NeXT" level of evolution, through a complete rewrite! This is NOT a "Hacked"
version. The NEW features include:

 - Two versions of Windows! A "TrUE" representations of NeXT
     Windows, as well as the improved, Original WDef III version!
 - 3D buttons for "Close","Zoom" and "Grow"!
 - Fully compatable with all documented Apple features!
 - Full Color Support! Including System 7's Color Control Panel!
 - An ALL NEW Control Panel! Allows the turning on and off of
     WDef III, as well as selecting Window Type! Full documentation
     is included within the Control Panel! WDef III may be disabled
     durring Startup with the Shift Key or Mouse Button!
 - For what it's worth, Balloon Help is fully supported!
 - This version has been extensively beta tested on Mac Plus,
     SE, Clasic, LC II, IIsi, IIci, IIcx, IIfx, Quadra 700 and Quadra
     900 with Systems 6.0.5, 6.0.7, 7.0.1 and 7.1!
 - Source Code! The source code for both WDEFs are included for
     Think C, version 5.0!

WDef III is Now ShareWare! Due to the amount of time and energy being spent on
WDef III, and the amount intended to continue improving it, I'm asking a small
ShareWare fee of $5(US). This is to help defray the costs of making future
versions even better! A small E-Mail or postcard would still be greatly
welcome! It was those notes that caused the fruition of version 3.1! Keep
sending them!   ;-)

Enjoy!

Anthony D. Saxton
Elenay Creations
5686 Big Sea Street
Las Vegas, NV  89110
Internet: [e-mail]
AOL: Elenay

*************************SIG************************
  When in Las Vegas, visit VMUG! The Vegas Macintosh Users Group!
  VMUG meets on the first Saturday of each month, from 10am to
  Noon, at William E. Orr Middle School, behind the Boulevard Mall!
  For more information, call the VMUG Hotline at [phone],
  or the VMUG First Class BBS service at [phone].
****************************************************



#### BINHEX     no-cigar-10.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Alex Chaffee)
Subject: No Cigar 1.0
Date: Sun, 1 Aug 93 20:54:44 PDT

No Cigar

Version 1.0

(c) 1993 Alex Chaffee ([e-mail])
1529 SE Maple Ave, Portland, OR 97214
Permission granted to copy for any purpose whatsoever.

You know how when the Finder is closing all windows, it takes FOREVER, since
it redraws each window before closing it? Well, this INIT fixes that. Just
drag it into your system folder and watch those windows close! (For added
excitement, hold down control or shift and you can see the update regions
flash!) I've only tested this on my system (PowerBook 160, System 7.1); if
you find any incompatibilities please let me know.

Feel free to send money or good beer to the above address.

Thanks to my roommate Keith Swerling for the name.

--
Alex Chaffee
[e-mail]
____________________


#### 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.  I
have not tested it.  I got it from Maureen Fisher at Cornel... after many
many requests for it on the MACNET-L list.  I offered to send it to
info-mac and refer others to the archive to ftp it.

#### BINHEX     now-fun-10-to-101-updt.hqx   ****

Date: Thu, 28 Oct 1993 14:13:18 -0400 (EDT)
From: Peter J Roberts <[e-mail]>
Subject: NowFun 1.0->1.0.1 Updater

Downloaded from AOL, recompressed, and binhexed.

For me the upgrade has fixed some, but not all of the
problems I was having.


#### BINHEX     now-utilities-401-demo.hqx   ****

Date: Sun, 20 Jun 1993 01:39:50 -0400
From: Charles Mingo <[e-mail]>
Subject: [*] NOW Utilities 4.01 DEMO

This is a DEMO of NOW Utilities 4.0.1 I obtained off AOL.
It is a fully functional version of NOW Utilities, except that it
will deinstall itself two weeks after it is installed.

It comes with the Quick Reference Card for documentation.


#### BINHEX     okey-dokey-101.hqx   ****

From: Murph Sewall <[e-mail]>

Okey Dokey, 1992
By Dan Walkowski and Brent Pease
July 31, 1992

Version 1.0.1 fixes a minor bug involving applications that put up modal
dialogs while they are in the background. (Which is completely
egregious, and we resent having to hack around it.  :-)

The short description: Okey Dokey presses the default button in modal
dialogs after a time limit.

The somewhat longer description: This is something that we have wanted
to have for a long time. Have you ever typed command-P then tromped
across campus to pick up your nice 300dpi output, only to wait and wait
and wait while nothing comes out of the printer?  When you return to
your office, there's your mac, politely asking how many copies you would
like.

This is a little INIT/CDEV that automatically chooses the default button
in a modal dialog box after a specified amount of time. The control
panel lets you set the time and specify if you want a little countdown
display in the lower lefthand corner of the modal dialog box.


#### BINHEX     omega-window-102.hqx   ****

From: "Hyo E. Ahn, Los Alamos National Laboratory" <[e-mail]>
Subject: OmegaWindow 1.02
Date: Tue, 21 Dec 1993 22:38:00 -0700 (MST)

OmegaWindow 1.02 is a mouse-free window manipulating and application managing
program for Apple Macintosh. OmegaWindow provides keyboard shortcuts for things
that normally have to be done using the mouse.  The heart of the OmegaWindow
package is a system extension. The package also includes an application for
customizing OmegaWindow's features. Currently OmegaWindow has the following
features implemented using keyboard shortcuts:

 - Move and resize windows:  works with any zoomable window.
 - Zoom window.
 - Close one or all of the windows.
 - Bring the back-most window to the front.
 - Send the front-most window to the back.
 - Swap the two front-most windows.
 - Hide/Show the front-most window (Up to 7).
 - Hide/Show the front-most application.
 - Switch to the next or previous application.
 - Go to the Finder.
 - Switch from one application to another:  allows direct switching
   to other applications.
 - Activate a specific window:  when bringing an application to the
   front you can select a window to be brought to the front with the
   application.
 - Automatically hide windows belonging to other applications.

System requirements

 - System 7 minimum.
 - Macintosh Plus or higher.

If you find bugs, have comments, or want to see any new features added to
OmegaWindow, please report it to me by E-Mail (Internet: [e-mail],
America Online: HyoAhn) or by regular mail (Hyo E. Ahn, 600 San Ildefonso Rd.
#142, Los Alamos, NM 87544, U.S.A.).    Thanks.

Version 1.02 (12/21/93)

  - Fixed a bus error occuring in II FX.

  - OmegaWindow now works well with WordPerfect 3.0.

  - Now you can move and resize the windows of Microsoft Excel and VersaTerm
Pro.

  - You can zoom or close a window even if the zoom box or close box is covered
by a floating window.

Version 1.01 (11/22/93)

- Fixed the bus error:  When a user open the omega window application to modify
some things, it will not open and says an error of type 1 occurred.  Then if the
user try to open it again, it says that the INIT is not installed.

- Fixed the problem of not quitting an application after selecting "Shut Down"
or "Restart" from the special menu.

- The problem of slowing down Microsoft Excel solved. You can now use
OmegaWindow shortcuts at Excel with 32-bit mode turned on.

- OmegaWindow shortcuts now work on WordPerfect with 32-bit mode turned on.


#### BINHEX     open-spaces-12.hqx   ****

Date: Sun, 21 Mar 93 18:22:07 -0500
From: [e-mail]
Subject: Open Spaces 1.2


Open Spaces is a system 7 extension which makes navigating through
folders 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 the
space bar, or to open files more easily. When you are renaming
something, the space bar acts normally.

Version 1.2 corrects the behavior of Open Spaces with dialog boxes
opened by Control Panels.
Version 1.2 also contains a bug fix for 68000 machines.



#### BINHEX     open-wide-354.hqx   ****

From "[e-mail] (Jim Walker)" Sun Aug 29 15:25:51 1993
From: [e-mail] (Jim Walker)
Subject: Open-wide 3.5.4
Date: Sun, 29 Aug 93 17:26:56 EDT
Organization: Department of Mathematics, Univ. of S. Carolina

Open-wide is a control panel extension (INIT/cdev) that widens directory
dialogs (Open... and Save... dialogs), the better to see long file names. It
can also stretch these dialogs vertically, so you can see more file names.
Online documentation included.  Postcard-ware.

3.5.3: Fixed a minor PageMaker conflict.

3.5.4: Fixed a Speedometer conflict.

System 6.0.4 or later is required; compatible with System 7.

This is a StuffIt 3.0 archive.

 -- Jim Walker


#### BINHEX     option-scroll.hqx   ****

Date: Thu, 10 Jun 1993 15:35:52 -0600
From: [e-mail]
Subject: option-scroll-1.0.sit.hqx

option-scroll

Copyright (c) 1993, John R. Montbriand.  All Rights Reserved.

This is a Macintosh system extension.  You drop it into
your system folder to add option-scrolling functionality
to your Macintosh.

The scroll bars look very similar to the standard ones,
and they work the same way unless you hold down the option key.

...if you hold down the option key while clicking, the
scroll bar works backwards...

Memory requirements:  it uses about 8k on disk,  and around
4k in memory once it's installed--a very small price to pay
for the added functionality.

This is GreenWare, it is not for free... see the enclosed
GreenWare Agreement for more details.

  hey, thanx...

    John R. Montbriand of Saskatoon Saskatchewan Canada.

---cut here---


#### BINHEX     oracle-210.hqx   ****

From: "Derek Chee" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Oracle 2.1
Date: Mon, 6 Dec 93 13:23:49 PST

Version 2.1.0 implements Ambrosia Software's new license code
registration system, which allows registered users to personalize
their copy of Oracle and remove the shareware notices.

Oracle is a Control Panel that you place into your System Folder.
Oracle will present you with a random thoughtful quotation each time
you start up your computer or once a day, whichever you specify.

Oracle also allows you to print out any quotations that you find of
particular interest, for later contemplation. This could perhaps be
your most practical program for your Macintosh, because it helps to
perfect the most important part of your computer system: you.

Oracle has a library of over 1,000 profound readings, which accounts
for its large size. Although it takes up a fair amount of disk space,
Oracle uses very little system memory (around 5K), and works on any
machine under System 6.0 or later (yes, it is System 7.0 friendly).


#### BINHEX     other-menu-125-to-126-updt.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Jim Walker)
Subject: OtherMenu 1.2.5->1.2.6 update
Date: Sat, 6 Nov 93 20:15:29 EST
Organization: Department of Mathematics, Univ. of S. Carolina

For those who already have OtherMenu 1.2.5, this will bring it up to version
1.2.6.

V. 1.2.6: Various bug fixes and enchancements for OtherMenu, Monitor Depth,
Copy File, Put Away and Move to Trash.
--

 -- Jim Walker


#### BINHEX     other-menu-126-to-127-updt.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Jim Walker)
Subject: OtherMenu 1.2.6->1.2.7 Update (corrected resubmission)
Date: Thu, 9 Dec 93 18:20:13 EST
Organization: Department of Mathematics, Univ. of S. Carolina

This file updates OtherMenu 1.2.6 to version 1.2.7.

Version 1.2.7 includes a new Sleep external, plus numerous bug fixes and
enhancements.


#### BINHEX     other-menu-127.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Jim Walker)
Subject: OtherMenu 1.2.7 (corrected resubmission)
Date: Thu, 9 Dec 93 18:16:53 EST
Organization: Department of Mathematics, Univ. of S. Carolina

OtherMenu creates a system-wide hierarchical menu somewhat like the Apple
menu. It can launch applications and documents, do things such as Restart,
Delete, File Info, and execute FKEYs. In a directory dialog, you can use the
menu to select a file or folder. Requires System 7. Shareware, $10.

version 1.2.7 includes a new Sleep external, plus numerous bug fixes and
enhancements.


#### BINHEX     other-menu-externals-10.hqx   ****

From: Christopher Owen <[e-mail]>
Subject: OtherMenuExternals1.0.cpt.hqx
Date: Tue, 14 Dec 1993 19:38:43 -0400 (EST)


OtherMenu is a really great utility.  Unfortunately I haven't seen anyone
release any externals  for it though and think that is a shame.  It makes
a certain sense though because releasing them is sort of messy.  They are
small and hard to catalog.  What I propose then is to simplify the distribution
of them by making a centralized package of OtherMenu externals available.  I
have included one  external, Kill 'em All, which allows you to quit all
running applications with a single trip to the menu bar.  Others should feel
free to add to this package. Just include a folder with your external and a
brief readme and then re-upload this package (after incrementing the version
number of course).  That way all the available third party externals can be
found in one place.  This will help both the end user, external writers and
the kind folks at mac.archive and sumex-aim.
Externals in this package:

External            Purpose                          Author
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Kill 'em All        Kill all applications            [e-mail]


Chris Owen - [e-mail]



#### BINHEX     other-menu-filesharing-toggle-02.hqx   ****

From: "Robert Hess" <[e-mail]>
Subject: OtherMenu Sharing Toggle E...
Date: 14 Dec 1993 18:09:00 U

OtherMenu Sharing Toggle E...             via Mail*Link(r) for PowerTalk(tm)/QM
Enclosed is my OtherMenu Sharing Toggle Extension, version 0.2. This is an
extension for James W. Walker's OtherMenu which toggles the state of file
sharing on/off. It will display a dialog box briefly indicating what it
has done.

======================================================================
Robert Hess                            AppleLink: WNDZSX
MacWEEK                                CompuServe: 72511,333
301 Howard                             America Online: MacWEEK
San Francisco, Calif. 94105            MCI: RHESS
[phone] days                    Internet:
[phone] fax                        [e-mail]
[phone] nights                  I speak for myself. That's all.
======================================================================






#### BINHEX     out-to-launch-125-fkey.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 or
MultiMaster's window. It also can do application substitution.

This is a freeware. I found this on a BBS.



#### BINHEX     password-151.hqx   ****

Date: Mon, 4 Oct 1993 10:29:31 +0000
From: [e-mail] (Ralph Martin)
Subject: Password 1.5.1



--========================_18785442==_
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"

Pleaser replace Password 1.4 in your archives with this newer version,
Password 1.5.1.

Password is a utility to prevent people from getting into your Mac without
a password.

Changes since v1.4
- Cmd-opt-escape can no longer be used to force-quit Password
- Instructions are given for how to avoid disabling Password at boot with shift

Changes since v1.5
- Memory partition for Password increased to avoid conflicts caused by other
  software




--========================_18785442==_
Content-Type: application/mac-binhex40; name="Password.sit"


#### BINHEX     pb-tools-11-updt.hqx   ****

Date: Mon, 2 Aug 1993 07:04:48 -0600
From: [e-mail] (Marc Bizer)
Subject: PBTools 1.1 updater

Dear Moderators,
        Please find attached an updater that changes PBTools version 1.0 or
1.0.1 to version 1.1. Users will have to reenter settings and their serial
numbers after the update.
        Yours truly,
        Marc


#### 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 typing
a number on the keypad while holding down the ALT key, and getting the
character whose ASCII code you typed. Documentation included.

Yair Elharrar, e-mail [e-mail]

--


#### 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 the
user types that word (in any application, including Finder) the computer
will "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 usefulness
to the community."  But it can be pretty funny.

Following is a Binhex file of a self-extracting archive created with
Disk Doubler.  The file contains the init and a README file.  It has
been tested on a variety of 6.x and 7.0 machines.

Mark Maxham
[e-mail]
--

#### BINHEX     personal-bomb-102.hqx   ****

Date: Fri, 14 May 93 17:45:08 CDT
From: toki takeuchi <[e-mail]>
Subject: Personal Bomb! 1.0.2 [PLANET software]


THIS ARCHIVE CONTAINS:  Personal Bomb! 1.0.2

The author of Text Press, StackPacker, and the infamous Personal Bomb!
introduces four new applications...

  * Text Press 1.1 - a utility which converts TeachText documents between
editable (TEXT) and read-only (newspaper) formats.  Useful to all Macintosh
users, especially developers.  Now System 6 compatible.  Plus, includes many
new features.
  * StackPacker 1.0.2 - compacts HyperCard stacks in batches to save large
amounts of disk space at once.  An essential utility to all HyperCard users.
This new version improves a few features and fixes minor bugs.  Requires
HyperCard 2.0 or higher.
  * Personal Bomb! 1.0.2 - an update of version 1.0.1 which displays a system
error dialog with your name on it.  This version includes, among other
improvements, a description of what the program does so to avoid confusion.
System 7 Savvy.
  * Cloud Altitude 3.0 - a dinky little program that calculates the altitude
and types of clouds for any day (even today).  System 7 Savvy.

  * Look for:
      * At Peace - a brand new utility for At Ease.
      * High quality e-mail for everyone.
      * More to come...
      * In the very distant future:    Computer libration!


#### BINHEX     phurple-03.hqx   ****


Date: Tue, 27 Jul 1993 00:04:01 -0400
From: Geoff Adams <[e-mail]>
Message-Id: <[e-mail]>
To: [e-mail]
Subject: phurple-0.3.sit.hqx
Resent-To: [e-mail]
Resent-Date: Mon, 26 Jul 1993 23:45:26 PDT
Resent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>

Phurple 0.3

Phurple is a ResEdit front-end that makes editing folder icons
much easier.  You simply drop a folder onto the Phurple icon,
and Phurple will find the folder's icon file (or ask you if
you'd like to create one if it doesn't already have one) and
launch ResEdit to edit the icon file.  This feature also works
with folders.

Dropping normal files onto Phurple has exactly the same effect
as dropping them onto ResEdit.

Idea by Chris Ross, coding by Geoff Adams
Comments to [e-mail].

Phurple is an Avernus creation.  Copyright 1993 Avernus.



#### BINHEX     power-bar-10.hqx   ****

Date: Fri, 22 Oct 1993 22:43:14 -0700
From: [e-mail] (Scott A. Johnson)
Subject: PowerBar.hqx



--========================_11493986==_
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"

OK.  Here's a second attempt to get this posted :)

PowerBar 1.0

What It Does
-----------
PowerBar is a Control Panel/Extension that provides a toolbar for the
Finder.  It requires System 7.0 or greater and consumes anywhere from
150-400 K of RAM (or more depending on the setup) when running.

Features
--------
o Launch applications/open documents or folders
o Point & click access to common Finder functions
o Complete customizability
o Enhanced alias management
o Status pads to display various info
o Easy to use "drag & drop"

Enjoy!
Scott Johnson ([e-mail] or [e-mail])



--========================_11493986==_
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary


#### BINHEX     power-book-tools.hqx   ****

Date: 28 Jul 1992 20:27:17 -0400 (EDT)
From: [e-mail]
Subject: 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 (allowing
you to sleep just the HD or the entire system depending on what you
are planning to do).  But you must change the default key when
installing 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 Jr.
[e-mail]


#### BINHEX     power-click-101.hqx   ****

From "[e-mail] (Daniel A. Segel)" Wed Aug 25 11:12:03 1993
Date: Tue, 24 Aug 93 21:56:07 -0700
From: [e-mail] (Daniel A. Segel)
Subject: PowerClick v1.0.1

"Never trust first releases".

"Never trust releases ending in even numbers".

I'm embarrassed about this. I hope this version fares better.

This is version 1.0.1. Version 1.0 had a few minor problems. See
the documentation for more info.

PowerClick allows you to independently set the function of the two
trackball buttons on a Powerbook Duo (and maybe other Powerbooks
as well - again, see the documentation more info).

You can set *each* button to be either:

1. Nothing
2. Single Click
3. Double Click
4. Click Lock

Daniel A. Segel
[e-mail]

-----------------------CUT HERE----------------------------

#### BINHEX     power-doc-10.hqx   ****

Date: Wed, 16 Jun 1993 20:39:43 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Narayan R. Sainaney" <[e-mail]>
Subject: powerdock-1-.hqx (BinHexed file)

PowerDock v 1.0.0. New file management/accessing utility. Mount/Launch
favorite servers, folders, cdevs and applications quickly and easily.
Various new features like sub-launching and much more!


#### BINHEX     power-launch-ii-101a.hqx   ****

From: macmod (Info-Mac Moderator)
Date: Thu, 14 Oct 93 4:33:19 PDT

(5.65+/IDA-1.3.5 for [e-mail]); Wed, 13 Oct 93 20:45:27
-0400
From: Roby Sherman <[e-mail]>
Message-Id: <[e-mail]>
Subject: [*] PowerLaunch II 1.0.1a
To: [e-mail]
Date: Wed, 13 Oct 93 20:43:14 EDT
Reply-To: [e-mail]  (Roby Sherman)
X-Mailer: ELM [version 2.3 PL11]

Attention all PowerLaunch Users :

PowerLaunch II 101a has finally made it to SUMEX! (After several failed
attempts! :-(  )

PowerLaunch II 101a replaces ALL PREVIOUS VERSIONS and should be
upgraded to immediately. All known bugs in previous bugs have been
squashed and several new features appear in this version...

ENJOY!

--Roby Sherman
Interealm




#### 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 rotate
among open applications. This final version, containing several enhancements
and bug fixes, replaces all versions 1.0a_ (alphas) and 1.0b_ (betas).



#### BINHEX     ppat-viewer-11.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Info-Mac Moderator)
Date: Sat, 9 Oct 93 15:43:01 PDT

(5.65c/IDA-1.4.4 for <[e-mail]>); Sat, 9 Oct 1993 11:55:43
-0400
Received: by rac4.wam.umd.edu id AA10093
(5.65c/IDA-1.4.4 for [e-mail]); Sat, 9 Oct 1993 11:58:16
-0400
Date: Sat, 9 Oct 1993 11:58:16 -0400
From: "Scott E. Lasley" <[e-mail]>
Message-Id: <[e-mail]>
To: [e-mail]
Subject: PPAT Viewer 1.1

Here is Jerry Goldstein's ppat viewer application downloaded from
Compuserve. here is an excerpt from the readme file:

The ppat Viewer will display a list of all ppats in the resource portion
of any file you open (if any are present) and display the ppat, up to
256x256 pixels in size, that you select....The ppat Viewer requires
System 7 and 32 Bit Color Quickdraw. And it's freeware. However, the
ppat Viewer is )1993 by Jerry Goldstein and may not be distributed for
profit without my expressed written permission.
Please note that I am not the author of this program.



#### BINHEX     print-choice-11.hqx   ****

Date: Thu, 11 Nov 1993 00:18:39 -0500
From: "David P. Faust" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Print Choice 1.1



--========================_18630662==_
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"

A great shareware product that allows you to setup a hierarchial menu under
the apple menu with all of your printers. Switches between them without
using the chooser. Downloaded from AOL.
Dave



--========================_18630662==_
Content-Type: application/mac-binhex40; name="PrintChoice1.1.sit"


#### BINHEX     pro-switch-12.hqx   ****

Date: Sat, 3 Jul 93 15:19:26 EDT
From: [e-mail] (2d Lt Avram Dorfman)
Subject: [*] ProSwitch 1.2 application switcher

I am submitting this in response to a request for an application
switcher. I am not the author.

ProSwitch is a control panel that allows you to set any key-
strokes you like for the following application related tasks:

   switch to next app
   switch to previous app
   switch to next & hide others
   switch to previous & hide others
   hide others
   show all

It also has a "click-switch" option that works like multifinder.
Document included. I have been using this utility for several
months, and am aware of no conflicts with anything else that I
run, provided that you don't set the keystrokes to clash with
existing ones (I use Cmd-Tab, like in Windoze. Ironically, this
conflicts with something in MS excel, and ends up doing nothing
when excel is active).

All the author asks is that you send a post card to his 5 year
old son.

-Avram Dorfman ([e-mail])


#### BINHEX     prophylaxis-101.hqx   ****

From: "J. Rossi" <[e-mail]>
Date: Fri, 19 Nov 93 17:27:04 GMT

Prophylaxis 1.0.1

Prophylaxis is a system extension that forces the user to enter
a password whenever the Mac is turned on. It is not difficult
for a knowledgeable Mac user to bypass Prophylaxis, but it
provides enough protection to prevent the casual user from
messing with your Mac while you arenUt there.

Full doc included.

I.m not the author.

--------------------------------------------

#### BINHEX     put-away-10.hqx   ****

From: "J. Rossi" <[e-mail]>
Date: Fri, 19 Nov 93 17:27:13 GMT


About Put AwayI 1.0

Put Away is a System 7 drag & drop utility which puts files
in folders based on file types and creators, much like the
System 7 Finder puts System-specific files in special folder
locations. You can configure Put Away to recognize as many
types and creators and folder locations as you wish.

Full doc included.


I.m not the author.

---------------------------------------------

#### 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 shut
down or restart from the Macintosh keyboard. Shareware $5.


#### BINHEX     quick-loc.hqx   ****

Date: Thu, 8 Apr 93 10:55:59 -0700
From: [e-mail] (Scott Bronson)
Subject: QuickLoc corrected submission: changed one line in the doc file

AUTHOR: Scott Bronson ([e-mail], [e-mail])
DISTRIBUTION: Free!  Share it with everyone.
COMPATIBILITY: Works fine under all System 7.
SIZE: tiny!  Only 378 bytes of memory and 1,262 bytes of disk space.

QuickLoc is a goofy little utility that, once you get used to it, is
hard to live without.  It simply opens all selected folders whenever the
user hits the return key and closes the frontmost window when the user
hits the delete key.  File names can still be edited by hitting the
enter key (on the keypad).

This INIT has been beta-tested for four months now, and no
incompatibilities or conflicts have reared their ugly heads.  If you
notice any, contact me at the E-mail addresses above and I'll offer what
support I can.



#### BINHEX     quick-redraw-20.hqx   ****

Date: Sat, 22 May 93 13:28:54 +0200
From: [e-mail] ( Rodella-Morena)
Subject: [*] QuickRedraw 2.0

QuickRedraw is a Control Panel that lets you force the
current application to redraw either the front window (with
or without erasing it first) or the whole screen (with or
without the menu bar). It's often useful to get rid of all
the garbage that many programs, including Finder 7 and Word
5, leave on their windows. QuickRedraw also lets you restore
the default colors on all screens; this can be useful when
an application modifies the system color palette and doesn't
restore it upon exit.
QuickRedraw only uses about 2K of system memory.

SHAREWARE - $5
Author: Alessandro Levi Montalcini


#### BINHEX     quickeys-fkey.hqx   ****

[ Uploaded from Delphi by Jeff Shulman ]

Name  FKEYS FOR QUICKEYS
Date  28-OCT-1987 01 45 by DEWI

[ Files 1 & 4 updated and files 6 & 7 added 28-OCT-1987 01 45 by DEWI. This
is an update to the "Goto Stdfile" FKEY, correcting a problem with
positioning at sub-folders, together with a Hypercard XCMD version. The
same Lightspeed C source code generates either version.

As an extra treat, a XCMD resource to copy a string into a QuicKeys text
key is included. This lets you specify a string in Hypercard that can be
emitted 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 specified
volume/folder, and "Project Switch" is used with LightspeedC to switch
between projects. It updates a QuicKeys text key with the current project
name. The documentation explains how this can be used for automatically
switching between a library project and a main project, and then re-loading
the library project.

The examples may not be to everybody's taste, so this comes complete with
LightspeedC source so that you can roll your own.


#### BINHEX     quit-all-apps-10.hqx   ****

Date: 28 Oct 93 15:26:12 EDT
From: David Giandomenico <[e-mail]>
Subject: submission:Quit-All-Applications1.0

Dear moderators of Sumex-aim:

Please accept my submission for the sumex-aim archive.  I've included both the
abstract and binhexed application and doc in this message.

I believe it should go in the directory named as:
./utils/Quit-All-Applications10.hqx

Do not confuse "Quit-All-Applications" with the existing utility "Quit All"
written by Andrew Anker.

Cheers,
David Giandomenico,  [e-mail]


---------------------
Abstract for Quit All
---------------------
QUIT ALL APPLICATIONS - An unobtrusive utility to quit all applications at
once.

Tired of quitting all your applications one at a time when you've run out of
memory, or would you just like to start clean?  Then you need "Quit All
Applications"!

"Quit All Applications" quits all your applications, just like when you
shutdown your Macintosh.  Just drop "Quit All Applications" into your Apple
Menu Items folder, and you can "Quit All Applications" from within almost any
application.

Version 1.0. FreeWare. Requires System 7.  Compressed using Compact Pro.
(C)D.Giandomenico 1993.  <[e-mail]>



#### BINHEX     quit-it-11.hqx   ****

From: Ken Simpson <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: quit-it-11.hqx
Date: Tue, 21 Dec 1993 11:26:33 +1100 (EST)

Thanks for the note Igor, Berrie Kremer also mailed me his source - here
it is - check it and use if he hasn't passed it on to you already

Regards
Ken
>From [e-mail] Tue Dec 21 11:24:25 1993
Received: from kubds1.kub.nl by extra.ucc.su.OZ.AU with SMTP id AA29021
  (5.65c/IDA-1.4.4 for <[e-mail]>); Tue, 21 Dec 1993 06:40:59 +1100
Received: from DialupEudora (swift.kub.nl) by kubds1.kub.nl with SMTP id AA27219
  (5.65c+/IDA-1.4.4 for <[e-mail]>); Mon, 20 Dec 1993 20:38:06 +0100
Date: Mon, 20 Dec 1993 20:38:06 +0100
Message-Id: <[e-mail]>
To: Ken Simpson <[e-mail]>
From: [e-mail] (Berrie Kremers)
X-Sender: berrie@137.56.1.206
Subject: Re: Quit It 11
X-Attachments: :Lambertus Christianus III:8104:Quit It Archive:

>Hi Berrie, when I have ftp'd this from sumex - or gophered it, my system
>always tells me it is a corrupt Compact Pro archive and nothing can be
>gotten out of it?
>
>Can you either resubmit it or mail it to me? I am interested.
>
>Regards
>Ken

Here it is.

Berrie



#### BINHEX     ram-view-10.hqx   ****

Date: Tue, 23 Nov 1993 11:57:38 -0800 (PST)
From: "Narayan R. Sainaney" <[e-mail]>
Subject: RAM View v1.0


Here's a nifty little system extension that uses the LEDs on the Apple
Extended Keyboard to display memory usage.


#### BINHEX     random-startup-20.hqx   ****

Date: Fri, 11 Jun 1993 14:16:51 -0500
From: [e-mail]
Subject: Random StartUp2.0

Here it is:

Yet another startupScreen/sound random selector. But it is small and fast.
It selects a random Screen/Sound to be showed/played at startup time. Great
programm against monotonism (sp?).
Ok, I think it's useful - just download it ;)

   Enjoy

      Jochen

([e-mail])
P.S: Remember: It's postcard - ware!!
P.P.S: Sorry about my bad english.
Hey Ruth, sag' was!! XXX  naemlich...


#### 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 Jon
Pugh's excellent Randomizer extension/init that can randomize startup sounds,
startup screens, and Res-editable to randomize desktop patterns (I did it a
while back).  I've taken it off one of the other archives and resubmitted to
sumex (I noticed it wasn't on sumex anywhere).  The moderators should probably
put it in the /ex directory.

Thomas Scott, Systems Manager, College of Engineering
Cornell University, Carpenter Hall Annex, Ithaca, NY  14853




#### BINHEX     replace-existing.hqx   ****

From "Masatsugu Nagata <[e-mail]>" Thu Sep  2 17:15:48 1993
From: Masatsugu Nagata <[e-mail]>
Date: Fri, 3 Sep 93 06:43:02 JST
Subject: OtherMenu 1.2.3, and -- info-mac/gui/replace-existing-?


Hi, Gordon.   Thanks, as always, for your work on the Info-Mac archives.

Luckily, I found a copy of the "Replace-Existing Options.cpt" file lying
around here, so I'm re-binhexing it, together with the author's original
header message.

This is a resend of Jonathon Summers' version of "Replace-Existing" tool,
which was posted by him in December 1992.

Hope this helps.

Mark
--
Mark Nagata
[e-mail]

>>>>>
>
> Date: Sun, 20 Dec 1992 20:50:43 +1100
> From: Jonathon Summers <[e-mail]>
> Subject: [*] replace-existing-options.hqx
>
> Replace-Existing Options is a Control Panel that remaps the buttons in
> the Standard File's "Replace Existing" alert,
> presented when a file of the same name exists.
>
> [Archived as /info-mac/gui/replace-existing-options.hqx; 22K]
>


#### 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 original
da (in French), its original documentation (in French), and a translated
da (in Basque). No, wait, it's in English.... I didn't translate the
documentation into English because it was 5 pages long and because the
da is pretty straightforward.


#### BINHEX     resedit-primer-60.hqx   ****

Date: Wed, 6 Mar 91 02:55:40 EST
From: [e-mail] (William Perez)
Subject: HMG ResEdit(2.1) Primer 6.0.sdl.hqx

Here is the newest version of the ResEdit primer.  This is an application
that helps you understand and guides you through ResEdit's capabilities
and features.  This program has been updated for Apple's official release of
ResEdit 2.1.  Note I am simply uploading this program for the author, Herbert
M. Goodman (aka HMG).  This is a BinHex-ed Stuffit Deluxe/Classic archive.

#### BINHEX     resedit-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, and
with a little effort you can accomplish almost any tweak you want. To get you
started, here are five ResEdit projects that include step-by-step instructions
on 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 these
is a template for editing the new Finder menu resource (the enigmatic fmnu),
thereby adding Command-key shortcuts to the FinderUs File, Edit, and Special
menus.

Downloaded from Compuserve.  Please note that I am not the author of this
software.


#### BINHEX     resume-to-finder-20.hqx   ****

Date: Sat, 22 May 93 13:29:20 +0200
From: [e-mail] ( Rodella-Morena)
Subject: [*] ResumeToFinder 2.0

ResumeToFinder is a Control Panel/Extension that installs a
simple resume procedure in applications that don't have one.
When ResumeToFinder is installed, system error alerts (also
known as "bombs") will always show a "Resume" button.

SHAREWARE - $5
Author: Alessandro Levi Montalcini


#### BINHEX     screen-play-12.hqx   ****

Subject: Screen Play 1.2 with documentation
Date: Fri, 16 Apr 93 16:52:33 PDT
From: Kevin Fong <[e-mail]>

Attached is a small Compact Pro archive containing Screen Play 1.2, along
with its original documentation.

Screen Play is an extension I wrote that randomly selects a startup screen
to display each time you turn on or restart your Macintosh.

Jerry Wilcox was kind enough to post a copy of Screen Play recently and
mentioned that there was no documentation included.  If you downloaded
that submission and were able to figure it out okay, you don't need to get
this one; all I've done is add the Read Me file.

Screen Play is freeware, but I would appreciate receiving email or
(preferably) a postcard if you use it.

Screen Play has been tested with System 6.0.x, 7.0, 7.0.1, and 7.1.  It is
not related in any way to the ScreenPlay application distributed by
SuperMac.

------
Kevin Fong                  [e-mail]
Los Angeles, CA

-----------------------------

#### BINHEX     screenmaster-26.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Stuart Burden)
Date: 18 Jan 89 15:01:35 GMT
Organization: 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 display
them as startup screens.  Another init is also provided to re-set the
CLUT to the standard system colours.

Used in conjunction with another init called DeskPict (which creates
Colour DeskTops from PICT files), it is possible to have a picture
with a custom CLUT, as your desktop image (in which case you would
not use the init to re-set the colour lookup table).

Have fun.

Stu.

__Paths to my door:_______________________
microsoft![e-mail]  -   Usual disclaimer, that all
microsoft![e-mail]            -   the above is pure fantasy
microsoft![e-mail]              -       and Microsoft only
[DE01HB]stuartb@DASNET#   {from AppleLink}  -    gave me the Mountain Dew
[e-mail]    {well connected}  -      to dream it all in a
D2012         {AppleLink - shared account}  -        caffeine haze :-)

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#### 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 standard
Mac scrollbar arrows with a variety of optional designs. This version is
32-bit clean.

    Michael.

--
Michael O'Henly
McPherson Library                Internet:  [e-mail]
University of Victoria                      [e-mail]
Victoria, 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 the
thumbnail sliders on windows. Slide the thumbnail and the window
scrolls with it. Also controls acceleration of scrolling and whatnot.
Found on an Apple CD-ROM disc, no support provided, and, from what
I can tell in the read-me file, no restrictions for distribution
were made. Just don't bug apple for support. Works rather nicely
so far as I have been playing with it! Even seems to work in MS applications!
How about that for a surprise? :-)

D.















#### BINHEX     sfwindow-10.hqx   ****

Date: Tue, 20 Apr 93 15:21:29 -0700
From: [e-mail] (Damon Cokenias)
Subject: sfwindow10.hqx


SF Windows adds a popup menu to "Open" and "Save As..." dialogs.  This menu contains the names of all the open windows in the Finder.  When you select one of the windows from the menu, you will "Jump" to that folder.

This version will work with the System 7.1 Finder only.  As new versions of the Finder are released, you can expect upgrades to SFWindows.

--------
Note for sumex-aim:
This program is an extension that requires system 7.1.  I expect the lifetime of this program is approx. 6 months as people are often reluctant to upgrade to new system software (ie 7.2).
--------


#### BINHEX     shortcut-153-updt.hqx   ****

Date: Wed, 11 Aug 93 10:08:26 -0700
From: [e-mail] (Leonard Rosenthol)
Subject: Shortcut 1.x -> 1.5.3 Update


Shortcut Lives!!!

This file updates any previous version of Shortcut, Aladdin Systems'
extension to the Macintosh desktop, to ver. 1.5.3.  This new version adds
several convenience features to the Open and Save dialogs, and improves
other aspects of the desktop interface, as described in the enclosed
documentation. All Shortcut users should upgrade to 1.5.3, since it also
corrects all known problems with previous versions, and adds System 7
compatibility. Disinfectant 3.2 showed this file as virus-free.

-------------------------------

#### BINHEX     shutdown-delay-201.hqx   ****

Date: Mon, 2 Aug 93 12:56:14 +0200
From: [e-mail] ( Rodella-Morena)
Subject: [*] Shutdown Delay 2.0.1

What Shutdown Delay basically does is setting up a dialog at
Restart/Shutdown time which gives the user four choices:
1. WAIT for the chosen command to be automatically completed
after a specified time interval;
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);
5. FORCE QUIT attempts to return to the Finder (this can
sometimes recover from system crashes if you get to the
dialog after the restart button of the error alert).

This release is able to cooperate with Fabrizio Oddone's
DarkShutdown 1.1.1 (a DarkSide 4.0 module).

SHAREWARE - $5
Author: Alessandro Levi Montalcini

#### BINHEX     shutdown-fade-12.hqx   ****

From: Eric Hunt <[e-mail]>
Subject: Shutdown Fade 1.2
Date: Wed, 22 Dec 93 16:03:52 CST

Subj:  Shutdown Fade 1.2                     November 25, 1993
From:  Dan7713

File:  Shutdown Fade.sit (3321 bytes)
DL time (9600 baud): < 1 minute
Download count: 694
Uploaded on: America Online

AUTHOR:    Andrew McGeachie
EQUIPMENT: Mac w/control panel capabilities
NEEDS:     AOL 2.0 or Stuffit Expander 3.x
SYSTEM 7:  Compatible
TYPE:      Freeware INIT
LIBRARY:   MUT/Initialization Programs

---------------
Keywords:  INIT SHUT DOWN FADES

Shutdown Fade
Fades screen upon Shutdown instead of just going black in a flash. One nice
extension! This has been tested for reliability and compatibility with System
6.0.5 and System 7.0.1 (if you're using earlier versions, you should upgrade).

Shutdown Fade is freeware. Written by Andrew McGeachie. Only uploaded by, yours
truly, (America Online Screen) Dan7713 (I wouldn't mind some E-mail about your
feelings about it though).

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Macintosh Utilities Forum                 AOL Keyword:   MUT
This file has been checked for viruses with SAM 3.5.6          pms
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Birmingham, AL 35209            |  those of SCS - I speak for myself"


#### BINHEX     shutdown-fx-13.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Mark Pilgrim)
Subject: Shutdown FX 1.3 (INIT)
Date: Tue, 14 Dec 1993 03:33:37 -0500 (EST)

Shutdown FX will cause your Macintosh to clear the screen with a cool
graphic effect every time it shuts down.  This INIT is free and is distributed
under the GNU General Public License; complete C source code will be uploaded
to the archive sites.  If you do not have FTP access, e-mail the author for
a copy of the INIT, the source code, or a list of other programs by the
same author.  The address is [e-mail].

Version 1.3 adds 8 new graphic effects, for a total of 16.

This INIT should work under any system, with any monitor, on any Macintosh.
Please report any bugs/comments/suggestions to [e-mail].

Shutdown FX 1.3 is copyright 1993, Mark Pilgrim, MerriMac Software Group.


#### BINHEX     shutdown-movie-21.hqx   ****

Date: Sun, 6 Jun 1993 05:04:59 -0400 (EDT)
From: Eric Hustvedt <[e-mail]>
Subject: Shutdown Movie version 2.1...

--1073741863-2011840848-739357662:#28903
Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCII

Shutdown Movie - Version 2.1
May 23, 1993

-----------------------
What is Shutdown Movie?
-----------------------

Shutdown Movie is the previously unimplemented companion to QuickTime's
built-in "Startup Movie" feature. When installed, Shutdown Movie plays a
movie when you Shutdown and/or Restart your system. Shutdown Movie
requires System 7 or greater, and QuickTime.

2.1 - (5/23/93) - Added the ability to use an alias of the movie instead of
the movie itself.

--1073741863-2011840848-739357662:#28903
Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="shutdown-movie-21.hqx"
Content-ID: <[e-mail]>
Content-Description:


#### BINHEX     shutdown-screen.hqx   ****

Date:     Tue, 22 May 90 20:19:17 PDT
From: [e-mail]
Subject:  ShutDownScreen

ShutDownScreen 1.0 (5/21/90)
Copyright 1990 Josh Pritikin - Tetrahedron Programming
All rights reserved.

If you had fun adding a StartupScreen to your Mac, now you can have a
ShutDownScreen too! This INIT will display just about any picture just
as 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 93108

Don't forget to smile :-).

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#### BINHEX     sleep-deprivation-10.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Mark Pilgrim)
Subject: Sleep Deprivation 1.0 (INIT)
Date: Sat, 13 Nov 1993 02:19:16 -0500 (EST)

Sleep Deprivation is a fun little INIT which will clear the screen with
a cool graphic effect every time your Macintosh goes to sleep.  Of course,
this means you have to have a Mac which can go to sleep, like a Powerbook
or a Duo or the like.  If you do, just slip this INIT in your system
folder and restart.  8 effects in all.

This INIT is free and is distributed under the GNU General Public License;
complete C source code will be uploaded to the archive sites in a
separate archive.  If you do not have FTP access, e-mail the author
requesting the INIT, the source code, or a list of other programs by the
same author.  The address is [e-mail].  You may report bugs,
suggestions, comments, etc. to the same address.

Sleep Deprivation 1.0 is copyright 1993, Mark Pilgrim, MerriMac Software Group


#### BINHEX     smart-launch-321.hqx   ****

From: Eric Hunt <[e-mail]>
Subject: SmartLaunch 3.2.1
Date: Wed, 22 Dec 93 15:35:18 CST

Subj:  SmartLaunch 3.2.1             S7      December 17, 1993
From:  GtrstPrgmr

File:  SmartLaunch 3.2.1 (32659 bytes)
DL time (9600 baud): < 1 minute
Download count: 160
Uploaded on: America Online

AUTHOR:    John L, Hayes
EQUIPMENT: Any Macintosh
NEEDS:     System 7
SYSTEM 7:  Dependent
TYPE:      Shareware appl; $5
LIBRARY:   MUT/New Files
           Final Destination: MUT/Applications #2

---------------
Keywords:  LAUNCH LAUNCHER SMART OPEN FILE CATALOG SYSTEM7


NEW FEATURES:
1) COMPLETELY REVAMPED!  Not just a dialog anymore, but a Finder-enhancing
launching dock that's inexpensive ($5), but powerful.  Requires no setup for
instant access to just about everything.

SmartLaunch is a System 7 utility which searches mounted volumes, disk drives
and servers for either Applications/DAs, Control Panels, Folders, Documents, or
Server Aliases, and presents them in a sorted scrollable list, from which you
can select one to launch or open.  The SmartLaunch window is seamlessly
integrated into the Finder and a hot-key (option key while mouse is in upper
left and corner of the screen) brings SmartLaunch to the front.  It is not an
INIT, and will not cause the possible conflicts that can result.

This is release 3.2.1 of SmartLaunch and it is NOT free.  Registered owners of
previous releases of SmartLaunch can upgrade at no cost.  If you like it, send a
whopping $5 to:

John L. Hayes
175B N. Magnolia
Anaheim, Ca. 92801

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This file has been checked for viruses with SAM 3.5            sac
--
Eric Hunt                       | [e-mail]   (preferred)
Southern Company Services       | [e-mail]
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Birmingham, AL 35209            |  those of SCS - I speak for myself"


#### BINHEX     smartmouse.hqx   ****

Date  Thu, 28 Jul 88 20 27 00 PDT
From  Bryce Jasmer <[e-mail]>
Subject  smartmouse.sit.hqx


This is a nice small DA that allows the user to view the mouse coordinates
of the screen or the coordinates local to any window. The user chooses which
window the coordinates should be shown local to from the DA's menu.

Check the included document for more info!


#### BINHEX     snap-to-20.hqx   ****

From "Trevden <[e-mail]>" Tue Aug 24 19:40:53 1993
Subject: Snap-To-20.hqx
Date: Tue, 24 Aug 1993 16:49:25 -0400 (EDT)
From: Trevden <[e-mail]>

Filename: Snap-To-20.hqx

Snap-To is a Control Panel that snaps the cursor to the
default button whenever a dialog comes up on your screen.
Simple as that.

Snap-To will increase your speed when using a Macintosh,
especially if you use dialogs often and/or have a large
screen.

Snap-To's features include:

* A Control Panel interface, which allows easy
  customization of several of Snap-To's features.

* The ability for Snap-To to draw default button outlines
  around default buttons which normally wouldn't have them.

* Optional automatic disabling in Open and/or Save
  dialogs.

* The ability for Snap-To to gradually move the cursor to
  the default button, instead of abruptly snapping it
  there.

* The ability for Snap-To to move the cursor back to its
  original location after you have closed a dialog box.

* Improved snapping over version 1.0.

* Full Balloon Help.

* And more!
___
/ revden

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#### 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 beta
version that was floating around.

   In case you don't know, sniff is the world-famous INIT,
found in several collections of annoying and useless programs
for the Macintosh, which gives your Macintosh a cold. Just drop
it in your (or even better, someone else's) System folder, and
the Mac will begin to innocently sniff and clear it's throat
every now and then. Great practical joke for your MacFriends,
and I've seen people go insane with it on their Macs. If you
are so inclined, you can replace the sound resources with
your own sounds.
   Runs on all Macintoshes and all system versions.

   Download this great little program! The author requests
either the shareware fee or a postcard.

   Packed with StuffIt Lite...

---------

#### BINHEX     speak-2-me.hqx   ****

Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1992 13:06:23 -0700
From: [e-mail]
Subject: [*]Speak2Me

Speak2Me is a control panel that reads aloud the name of the selected icon
in the Finder. It requires MacinTalk and System 7. I downloaded it from
AOL.

Tony Huang
[e-mail]


#### BINHEX     speedy-finder7-159.hqx   ****

From: Victor Tan <[e-mail]>
Subject: SpeedyFinder7 1.5.9
Date: Tue, 21 Dec 1993 13:55:12 +1100 (EST)

SpeedyFinder7 is an operating system software enhancement. It performs
both cosmetic and speed enhancements. It has numerous features. There are
too many to list here. Amongst the most important ones are:

- speeds up Finder copying by increasing the transfer size and memory.
- empties the trash faster then the Finder in the foreground.
- removes subjectively annoying zoom rectangles.
- gives graphical indication of a floppy disk type.
- and many more.

Registered users are entitled to the backgrounder which copies files and
empties the trash in the background.

SpeedyFinder7 is shareware - see the enclosed document for details.

It may be free distributed as long as a notice that the software is
shareware and needs to be registered for use.

This package has been compressed in Aladdin Systems, Inc StuffIt v3.0
format. You will require an Aladdin StuffIt v3.0 product to decompress
the package. An application like StuffIt Expander will suffice.

Merry Xmas.





#### BINHEX     speedy-mouse-12.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Mark Pilgrim)
Subject: Speedy Mouse 1.2 (INIT)
Date: Sat, 18 Dec 1993 00:12:50 -0500 (EST)

Speedy Mouse is a fun little INIT which will cause your mouse to move
twice as fast as it normally does.  This INIT is free and is distributed under
the GNU General Public License; complete C source code will be uploaded to the
archive sites.  If you do not have FTP access, e-mail the author for a copy of
the INIT, the source code, or a list of other programs by the same author.
The address is [e-mail].

Changes in version 1.2: the mouse no longer bounces off the edge of the
screen, and the cursor disappears correctly now while you are typing.  Also,
the mouse will move at normal speed while the caps lock is down.

I used to say that this code would work on any Mac, but that has proved not
to be true.  If you have any compatibility problems, please report them to
me at [e-mail].  Many helpful users all over the world have provided
feedback that has helped me advance Speedy Mouse this far.

Speedy Mouse 1.2 is copyright 1993, Mark Pilgrim, MerriMac Software Group.


#### BINHEX     star-drive-101.hqx   ****

From: Kevin Harris <[e-mail]>
Subject: No Subject!
Date: Mon, 20 Dec 93 10:40:26 EST

From: [e-mail]
Date: Sun, Dec 19, 1993 1:46pm
Subj: StarDrive 1.0.1 Patch

This application will patch version 1.0 of StarDrive to
1.0.1.  It fixes a Color QuickDraw related problem that
was experienced on some systems.

StarDrive is a free screen saving utility from Software
Perspectives, which is intended to be placed into the
Apple Menu Items folder and run when needed.  Includes
several features.

Thank you,
Software Perspectives
[e-mail]


#### 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.  Enjoy

[e-mail]



#### BINHEX     startup-screen-picker-11.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Mark Pilgrim)
Subject: Startup Screen Picker 1.1 (INIT) [repost]
Date: Tue, 14 Dec 1993 19:05:18 -0500 (EST)

[Sumex moderators: this replaces /info-mac/gui/startup-screen-picker-11.hqx,
 which contains source code but not the INIT.  Whoops!]

Startup Screen Picker is an INIT which will pick a random startup screen to
be displayed during at startup, during INIT loading.  This INIT is free and
is distributed under the GNU General Public License; complete C source code
will be uploaded to the archive sites.  If you do not have FTP access, e-mail
the author for a copy of the INIT, the source code, or a list of other programs
by the same author.  The address is [e-mail].

This INIT should work under any system, with any monitor, on any Macintosh.
Please report any bugs/comments/suggestions to [e-mail].

Startup Screen Picker 1.1 is copyright 1993, Mark Pilgrim, MerriMac Software
Group.


#### BINHEX     stoned-mouse-10.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Mark Pilgrim)
Subject: Stoned Mouse 1.0 (INIT)
Date: Sat, 13 Nov 1993 23:37:58 -0500 (EST)

Stoned Mouse is a fun little INIT which will cause your mouse to move
discretely instead of continuously, which I find breathtakingly disconcerting.
This INIT is free and is distributed under the GNU General Public License;
complete C source code will be uploaded to the archive sites.  If you do not
have FTP access, e-mail the author for a copy of the INIT, the source code, or
a list of other programs by the same author.  The address is [e-mail].

This INIT should work under any system, with any monitor, on any Macintosh.
Please report any bugs/comments/suggestions to [e-mail].

Stoned Mouse 1.0 is copyright 1993, Mark Pilgrim, MerriMac Software Group.


#### 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 of
Stupid Mac Tricks, and is copyright 1991 Bob LeVitus.

Subliminal is a control panel that will display different messages onto the
screen. The messages are read from a text file, and are therefore easily
edited. Each message in the file is diplayed at a different time, the length
of diplay being variable. The interval between messages is also variable.

Subliminal is very useful for convincing the boss that you need a raise, or
for getting the attention of that person you are afraid to talk to. 8-)

Randal R. Ketchem
[e-mail]


#### BINHEX     suitcase-214-updt.hqx   ****

Date: Sat, 25 Sep 93 03:36:28 -0700
From: Michael Ross <[e-mail]>
Subject: [*] Suitcase Updater 2.14

Hot off the presses... Suitcase Updater 2.14.
Updates any version of Suitcase from 2.0 to 2.13.


#### BINHEX     sundesk-11.hqx   ****

Date: Wed, 20 Jun 90 14:10:25 CDT
From: [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?


#### TEXT       sys7-finder-command-keys.txt   ****

Date: Wed, 1 May 91 08:24:58 PDT
From: LOUIE CASAGRANDE <[e-mail]>
Subject: Command Keys in Finder System 7.0

Fellow Netters:

I am forwarding this message, courtesy of Thomas Lunde via Jim Bethin, because I found it
immensely 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't
been able to get my grubbies on any of the FC's) and ResEdit 2.1 (though _that_ shouldn't make
any difference).  Now, maybe one of you MacGods out there can develop a template or, even
better, a resource editor, to make these things easier.

Lou Casagrande

TL> 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 they
TL> are! Keywords: 7 Finder shortcut Date: 21 Apr 91 08:56:24 GMT
TL> Followup-To: comp.sys.mac.system

#### BINHEX     sys7-finder-resedit-tmpl.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Fred Hucht)
Subject: resedit TMPLs to modify 7.0 finder menus and some preferences (long)
Organization: Rechenzentrum Uni-Duisburg
Date: Wed, 29 May 91 18:35:19 GMT

This are binhexed ResEdit Resources to modify 7.0 finder menus and some
preferences (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 from
ResEdit 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, Germany

The files are compressed and binhexed in Stuffit 1.5.1 format.
----- cut here -----

#### BINHEX     system-7-finder-sounds.hqx   ****

From "Graham Allsopp <[e-mail]>" Tue Aug 31 07:11:34 1993
Date: Wed, 1 Sep 1993 14:19:18 +0000
From: Graham Allsopp <[e-mail]>
Subject: [*] System 7 Finder Sounds

System 7 Finder Sounds by Greg Smith and Graham Allsopp.

I found this in my archives the other day, and realised that it wasn't
posted on the archives.

System 7 Finder Sounds will only work with System 7 (obviously !). If you
want to use them with Systems 6.0.4 to 6.0.8 see Finder Sounds.

Finder Sounds are back again ! Not quite in their old form, but at least
some are usable. When Apple wrote System 7, they removed the hooks that
Finder Sounds uses. So, all the sounds used in Finder Sounds have been
extracted and saved as System 7 sound files. These can be used in
conjunction with applications that will play sounds when you perform a
certain event.

Graham

#### BINHEX     the-bar-21.hqx   ****

Date: Mon, 11 Oct 93 07:45:07 EDT
From: [e-mail] (George T. "14K F/D" Talbot)
Subject: TheBar 2.1


Oops.  Please replace TheBar2.0 with this one.

TheBar is a small application which makes it easier to switch between
the currently running applications.  It puts up a palette with the icons
of the currently running applications, and a double-click switches to their
layer.  Now supports a "Hot Key/Position" feature to bring TheBar to the
front.


#### BINHEX     tiny-31.hqx   ****

From [e-mail] Tue Sep 21 02:23:57 1993
Date: Mon, 20 Sep 93 14:08:46 EDT
From: [e-mail] (Christopher Owen)

Tiny Saver is a very small screen saver.  It does just what a
screen saver is supposed to do and not much else.  It is an
application so no conflicts but it only uses about 12k of RAM
18 of disk space.  This version is a 'background only appliation'
so it only uses 12k of RAM when it is in not actually saving the
screen.  Being a FBA it will not show up in the application
menu and won't always end up in your face when you quit other
applications.  It is a nifty (IMHO) blend of the features of
a system extension with the reliability of an application.

I have removed all the features I added in 3.0 for a variety of
reasons.  Some of them didn't work on older machines and I don't
have time at the moment to fix them.  Also I thought I might be
abandoning my original concept.  I will use those features in a
seperate application in the future.  If you have 3.0 and it works
fine on your machine feel free to use it, it just didn't work on
some machines.

Chris Owen
[e-mail]


#### BINHEX     tiny-saver-22.hqx   ****

Date: Mon, 31 May 1993 04:34:18 -0400 (EDT)
From: Chris Owen <[e-mail]>
Subject: Tiny Saver 2.2


Tiny Saver is a very small screen saver.  It does just what a
screen saver is supposed to do and not much else.  It is an
application so no conflicts but it only uses about 30k of RAM
12 of disk space.  This version is a 'background only appliation'
so it only uses 12k of RAM when it is in not actually saving the
screen.  Being a FBA it will not show up in the application
menu and won't always end up in your face when you quit other
applications.  It is a nifty (IMHO) blend of the features of
a system extension with the reliability of an application.

A non-background version for those who fear the unkown ;-] is
available as Tiny Saver 1.4 at minerva.cis.yale.edu in the
directory /pub/owenc/tinysaver/.

Chris Owen
[e-mail]

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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85 Trumball St      ~  Data : [phone]       ~  policy STUPID!
New Haven CT 06520  ~  [e-mail]  ~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

#### BINHEX     tiny-saver.hqx   ****

From "[e-mail] (Christopher Owen)" Fri Sep 10 00:15:06 1993
Date: Wed, 8 Sep 93 23:41:23 EDT
From: [e-mail] (Christopher Owen)

Tiny Saver is a very small screen saver.  It does just what a
screen saver is supposed to do and not much else.  It is an
application so no conflicts but it only uses about 30k of RAM
18 of disk space.  This version is a 'background only appliation'
so it only uses 12k of RAM when it is in not actually saving the
screen.  Being a FBA it will not show up in the application
menu and won't always end up in your face when you quit other
applications.  It is a nifty (IMHO) blend of the features of
a system extension with the reliability of an application.

I have added the following features:
  "Puzzle" will cut the screen into blocks and move them ala Puzzle DA
  "Melt" will cause the screen to slowly melt until it is all black
  "Show Picts" will display any "PICTS" you put in the Tiny Saver Folder
None of these options require any more dedicated memory, see docs for
details.


Chris Owen
[e-mail]


#### BINHEX     trek-cursor.hqx   ****

Date:    Tue, 1 Jun 93 08:30 EDT
From: <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: trek cursor a1

The previously mailed file should be placed in the info-mac/ex directory.
The following describes the extension.

Matthias Urlich wrote Color Cursor which gave us a colorful arrow.
I have modified the following init to create a cursor that resembles
a star trek pin instead.

Just drop the init into the System Folder or the Extensions folder.

Trek Cursor by Michael Donahue:
(a modification of Matthias Urlichsπ Color Cursor).

* Color Cursor by Matthias Urlichs.

Michael Donahue
[e-mail]
[e-mail]
send me mail if you like it.

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#### 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 1992
by Ted Lowery

PO Box 30051
Raleigh, NC  27622
Internet: [e-mail]
CIS: 76350,2613


What 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 Install

Place 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 Sounds

You 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 done

If 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/Anomolies

If 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 Stuff

This 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
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#### BINHEX     twilight-714.hqx   ****

Date: Sat, 15 May 93 02:12:03 +0200
From: [e-mail] (Robert Lukassen)
Subject: TwiLight 7.1.4 screen saver update

Hello moderators,

please find enclosed the latest update of the free screen saver for
Macintosh computers. This version (7.1.4) replaces the earlier releases
and is the first version that can work on all macintoshes.
This package includes the TwiLight control panel and an installer that can
install a screen brightness driver on the computer.
People using a Macintosh Classic or Classic II need not upgrade, since
the screen saver still has the same functionality.

Description:

This is a screen saver for macintoshes. It dims the screen to a user
brightness level that the user 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. As a bonus, it allows the setting of the screen brightness
using the numerical keys 0-9 with some user-definable modifiers.

Full balloon help is implemented and documentation is included in the
package (a TeachText document).


Needed:

A Macintosh computer running system software version 7.0.1 or higher.

A postcard of your home town, since this software is postware.


This version replaces all previous versions. In particular, it replaces
the version posted a few days ago (May 13, 1993) that had a little bug
in the installer that caused it to think that a machine with the Apple
Screen Brightness driver installed in its system file had a ROM based
driver. This is now solved. Please remove older versions from the archive.


Robert 'MacBear' Lukassen


#### 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 it
actually 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 (if
you click on its icon on the left of the Apple menu, it will even pop up
during a Modal dialog!). However, since it's not at all based on the
Clipboard mechanism, it can only enter text and will never be able to
handle graphics of any sort.


#### BINHEX     viz-beep-10.hqx   ****

Date: Sun, 6 Jun 1993 05:02:31 -0400 (EDT)
From: Eric Hustvedt <[e-mail]>
Subject: VizBeep version 1.0.....

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VizBeep - Version 1.0
May 23, 1993

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What is VizBeep?
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VizBeep is an extension that allows you to play a movie for your System
Beep. VizBeep requires System 7 or greater, and QuickTime.
This unregistered version will expire after 15 days, for details on
getting the registered version read the Shareware notice.

1.0 - (5/23/93)    - Initial Release.

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#### BINHEX     wacky-lights-101.hqx   ****

From: macmod (Info-Mac Moderator)
Date: Thu, 14 Oct 93 4:33:13 PDT

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v1.0.1 of Andrew Welch's Wacky Lights Extension.  His description follows.

-- Derek

----------

Wacky Lights is a little INIT which plays with the lights on the Apple
Extended Keyboard, bouncing them back and forth.  It is absolutely free,
works under System 6 and System 7, and is smart enough to not load if you
don't have an Extended Keyboard.

To install Wacky Lights, just drag it into your System Folder and restart
your computer.

Wacky Lights was written at the suggestion of Dan Greenberg because "none
of the other 'light illumination' inits worked properly on my system" (his
own words from his own fingers).

Wacky Lights! is completely free!
_____________________________________________________________________________
Derek Chee ([e-mail])           | This signature is in need of repair,
Office of Analytical Studies         | accepting contractor bids now.
University of California, Irvine     |


#### BINHEX     wallpaper-demo.hqx   ****


#### 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 a
convenient/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 Nuttall
AppleLink: SINGHB & CHRISNUTTALL
Internet: [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: Fri, 16 Apr 1993 15:21:24 +0000
From: Graham Allsopp <[e-mail]>
Subject: [*] WindowShade 1.2

I noticed that this wasn't on the archive. I've found it very useful,
hopefully other people will too.

Graham

WindowShade Version 1.2
March 1992

WindowShade is a unique window enhancement utility for the Macintosh.
WindowShade gets its name from the old window blinds that roll up when
given a sturdy pull. This utility brings the same functionality to
Macintosh windows.

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 "roll up"
underneath the title bar.  Double clicking on the title bar again will
lower the window to its original size. This feature is very useful when you
need to click on something that is behind an open window, or to shrink down
windows that are not being used. Any number of windows may be "rolled up"
at a time. For even greater flexibility, just as command-dragging will
reposition windows behind other windows without bringing them to the front,
command-double clicking will roll up windows that are behind other windows.

#### BINHEX     window-warp-211.hqx   ****

If you have several monitors attached to your Mac, then WindowWarp is
the  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.  $25
shareware 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). It
provides Macintosh computers running system 7 with a pop-up hierarchical
menu (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 easily
among all the open applications and windows on your Macintosh--you can move
directly to any open window, anywhere.

WindowWizard works on all Macintosh computers from the Mac Plus upwards, as
long as you are using at least system 7. WindowWizard is not compatible
with
system 6.
Jeff Needleman  <[e-mail]>

#### BINHEX     windows-21.hqx   ****

Date:      Tue, 18 Jul 89 03:25:48 PDT
From: "[DCGQAL]GER.XSE0010" <[e-mail]>

Windows 2.1

...This version fixes a bug, that causes "Zoom" to select a wrong
window sometimes.

For those that don't know: Windows is an control panel extension that will add
a windows menu to the finder and other applications. You can configure each
application 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 cash
costs me just $0.50.

Joachim Lindenberg
[e-mail]


#### BINHEX     with-a-view-7-11.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (David Sumner)
Subject: WithAView7 vers 1.1
Date: Thu, 23 Dec 93 17:19:27 -0500

One nice feature of System 7 is being able to change the
view of a Finder window to by "name," "size," "kind," or
"modified" simply by clicking on the appropriate part of the
Finder window. Unfortunately, there is no capability to
change to a view by "icon" or from a view by "icon" to a view
by "name."

WithAView7 is an extension for use with System 7 that allows
the user to change the view in a Finder window from "by icon"
to "by name" by clicking in an appropriate part of the
window. The user can also switch to view "by icon" or "by
small icon" by clicking in the appropriate part of a Finder
window while holding down the option key.

FreeWare. Version 1.1 fixes a bug that causes a problem if
the user clicks in the top line of a get-info window.



#### BINHEX     wrap-screen-13.hqx   ****

Date: Mon, 25 Oct 1993 10:39:47 -0800
From: [e-mail] (Eric Aubourg)
Subject: WrapScreen 1.3

WrapScreen is a small control panel that allows the mouse for instance to
exit on the right of the screen and reenter on the left. You can choose to
wrap the screen horizontally, vertically, or both, and not to wrap in
corners.

WrapScreen is now fully compatible with multiple screens systems.

Shareware, pay what you want

Eric Aubourg



#### BINHEX     xmas-lights-11.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Robert L Mathews)
Subject: Xmas Lights 1.1
Date: Wed, 15 Dec 1993 02:41:36 -0800 (PST)

Xmas Lights places flashing Christmas tree lights under your
menus, as if someone had strung them from the top of your screen.
Control panel allows you to choose the flash pattern.

It is *not* a screen saver; the lights are visible all the time
while using the computer. Looks best on a Macintosh with a
color screen; the faster the Mac, the better, because it's
animating the lights in the background.

This version fixes some problems:

o  An Unimplemented Trap error occurred on some Black & White
Macintoshes at startup. Fixed; Xmas Lights 1.1 will work on black
& white Macs.

o  If you inadvertently tried to use Xmas Lights 1.0 on a System 6
Macintosh, a crash occurred - the crash longer happens, but you
shouldn't try using Xmas Lights on a System 6 machine; it requires
System 7.0 or later.

o  The lights now appear on the desktop behind any windows you
have on the screen. Just drag a window over the lights to be able
to work without distraction.

o  The lights are more realistic looking.

Xmas Lights is *still* absolutely free! (Would you really pay
for something like this? :-)
--
-----------------------------------------------------------
Robert L Mathews, Tiger Technologies  -  [e-mail]
-----------------------------------------------------------


#### BINHEX     zipple-18.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Christopher Suley)
Date: Wed, 13 Oct 93 16:54:42 -0400
Subject: Zipple 1.8 - Control Panel/Extension

This is version 1.8 of Zipple. Please replace any earlier versions
with this version.

Zipple is a control panel and extension for System 7 which allows
you to replace the titles of your Apple, Balloon Help, Keyboard
(if you have one), and Application menus with animated images, in
color if you have a color screen. The displayed image can depend
on the frontmost application, if you like. You can use the ready-
made images that come with Zipple, or create your own with the
sophisticated editor in the control panel.

Changes for version 1.8:
* Addition of "Front App" mode.
* You can change the speed of Zipple's animation for each menu.
* No longer draws over iconic menus added by other programs.
* No longer crashes when the Import/Export or Grabber windows are
  brought up.
* Now properly detects screen-savers.

This is a StuffIt 3.0 archive.


#### BINHEX     zipple-icons.hqx   ****

From macmod Tue Sep 28 14:36:24 1993
From: macmod (Info-Mac Moderator)
Date: Tue, 28 Sep 93 14:27:55 PDT

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Date: Tue, 28 Sep 1993 00:37:40 +0100
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Subject: Zipple Micro movies 1.0
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This is a set of animated icons for use with Zipple. I post this for a
friend. I am not the author. The icons are very good. Below is some blurb
>From the about file:
 Open the Micro movies with Zipple and import them.
 (Zipple version 1.4 or later)
 I recommend good eyes or strong glasses for these pictures.
 And for all you Coke drinkers, there is a special one - just for you.



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#### BINHEX     zoom-lens-20.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail]
Date: Thu, 02 Dec 1993 14:16:26 EST
Subject: [*] Zoom Lens 2.0

Enclosed is Zoom Lens 2.0, a neat app that displays a magnified
view of everything around the mouse cursor in a window.  You
can change the degree of magnification from 1:1 (boring) to
24:1, the window size, and the window update rate. You can also
copy the magnified image to the clipboard.

Zoom Lens is freeware by Steve Crutchfield ([e-mail]).

Darin Takemoto
[e-mail]


#### BINHEX     zoombar-21.hqx   ****

Date: Sun, 8 Dec 91 13:40:52 PST
From: [e-mail]
Subject: 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.  It
allows you to shrink one or all open windows & stack them up, making
it easier to work with many open windows.  This latest version is
System 7.0 compatible and works with command keys that zoom windows.