Fractions 2.0 now supports prime numbers up to 997, instead of 11.
The file is Pro-Compacted.
#### BINHEX free-text-103.hqx ****
Date: Mon, 25 May 92 06:39:17 PDT
From: zimm@alumni.caltech.edu (Mark Edward Zimmerman)
Subject: Free Text v.1.03 & Stack Indexer
appended below is the binhex'd compact'd archive for Free Text v.1.03,
my "large-scale real-time high-bandwidth free-text information
retrieval" Hypercard 2 stack toolkit ... included also is Stack
Indexer v.1.03, which lets you index and browse text from multiple
HyperCard stacks in situ (at the cost of extra disk storage for a tag
file). Free Text is free software (under the GNU General Public
License) and comes with full source code. It lets you build complete
inverted indices to arbitrarily-large text files, and then retrieve
from those files using indexed word lists, key-word-in-context views,
and full text extracts; it includes fuzzy proximity search and full
documentation (with a "guided tour"). Version 1.03 supersedes 1.02
and corrects minor typographical errors, etc.; happy v.1.02 users need
not upgrade (unless they want the Stack Indexer).... ^z
#### BINHEX gestalt-321.hqx ****
Date: 27 Feb 1993 15:40:11 -0400 (EDT)
From: FISHERKJ@SNYONEVA.CC.ONEONTA.EDU
Subject: Gestalt XFCN 3.2.1
A HyperCard XFCN that returns extensive system & hardware info.
Downloaded from AOL. Please direct comments questions and suggestions to:
America Online: J5rson Internet: j5rson@aol.com
CompuServe: 76675,1772 GEnie: J5rson
Watermark: 616.698.2310 Telephone: 616.949.0346
#### BINHEX get-addressing-mode.hqx ****
From: Thomas Fruin <thomas@heraldo.apple.cl>
Organization: Apple Chile
Date: Tue, 07 Jul 92 14:23:57 EST
Subject: GetAddressingMode XFCN - tells if Mac is in 24 or 32 bit mode
Some time back I asked the net for an XFCN to determine if a machine is
running with 24-bit addressing or 32-bit addressing. As Dan LaSota already
pointed out in an earlier digest, the GestaltLook! set of XFCNs include
that functionality.
While browsing on AppleLink I also found the GetAddressingMode external.
GetAddressingMode does exactly what its name implies and fills the above-
mentioned need. It's also shareware, so I'm submitting it to the archives.
-- Thomas Fruin Santiago, Chile thomas@heraldo.apple.cl
#### BINHEX guide-to-xcmds-13-hc.hqx ****
From: CLAS005@cantva.canterbury.ac.nz
Subject: [*] Guide to XCMDs 1.3
Date: Sat, 28 May 1994 11:36:51 +1200
Here is Guide To XCMDs 1.3, a HyperCard stack.
[Moderator: replaces any previous versions of Guide To XCMDs.]
This is the catalog of my own collection of XCMDs. It is
distributed for two reasons: (i) you can use it to keep
track of your own collection, as it has a number of cool but
simple features; (ii) as I am a fairly avid collector,
it gives you some idea what XCMDs (public) are out there --
that is, it helps to answer the question, "is there an XCMD
to...?". The list is necessarily selective and finite, but
it could be pretty helpful.
Note that no XCMDs are included with the stack, and that I
cannot send any (big email charges from NZ, alas). I do not
tell you where to get them, but they have all been
on sumex or umich or some other major archive in the last
few years, and you should certainly try Ken Fisher's neat site
snyoneva.cc.oneonta.edu [137.141.15.10]. I include email
addrs of authors where the XCMD stacks provide them.
Many improvements over the previous versions (of July 1992
and Feb 1993): more XCMDs, quite a number of scripting
bug fixes.
OK to put on a CD or otherwise distribute freely.
matt neuburg, phd = clas005@csc.canterbury.ac.nz
#### BINHEX guided-paths.hqx ****
Date: Thu, 17 Sep 92 13:00:22 NZS
From: A.Stenhouse@massey.ac.nz
Subject: Paths in HyperCard (re-post -last may have been corrupt)
Here's (a hopefully corrected) guided Paths facility for HyperCard.
This enables authors to create a guided path through any number
of stacks and save any cards in any order into a linear path
that can be re-played later. Each card on the path can also
have meta-information associated with it that will be displayed in
a separate window if desired.
This may be a good facility for aiding novices through a system
when they don't know the navigational conventions used in different
stacks. They may use the path palette which provides a standardised
navigational interface.
A History function is also included that saves every card that is visited
in the system - whether it is on the path or not. This can be used
for direct navigation and it can also be used in the direct creation
of new paths using the langth of visit data as a criterion for
inclusion in a new path.
This is being released as "Friendly-ware :-)" which is explained in
the stack. Hope you like it.
I can be contacted at:
Alan Stenhouse
Computer Science Dept
Massey University
Palmerston North
New Zealand
A.Stenhouse@massey.ac.nz
or
stenhouse@twics.co.jp
Bye for now,
Alan
#### BINHEX hpopup-menu-32.hqx ****
From "jonpugh@netcom.com (Jon Pugh)" Wed Sep 1 07:51:14 1993
Date: Tue, 31 Aug 1993 23:31:55 -0800
From: jonpugh@netcom.com (Jon Pugh)
Subject: [*] HierPopup 3.2
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HierPopup 3.2
This is the latest version of the world's best popup menu XFCN.
It has boatloads of features, including the ability to set the
font and size and to use arbitrarily deep MENU resources. See
the stack for documentation and examples.
This update adds a parameter for the itemDelimiter which helps
Supercard and Hypercard 1.x users.
JonPugh@netcom.com
(408) 428-9767
#### BINHEX hpopup-menu-322.hqx ****
Date: Sat, 30 Oct 93 12:38:33 -0700
From: jonpugh@netcom.com (Jon Pugh)
Subject: [*] HPopupMenu 3.2.2
HierPopup 3.2.2
This time for sure! My recent attempts at uploading this have
resulted in corrupted files somehow. I'm thinking of blaming
Eudora, but I think it's more likely to be the Apple Modem Tool
since I recently changed my settings. Ah well, more work to
figure things out.
Here's an XModem upload which definately isn't corrupted.
This is the latest version of the world's best popup menu XFCN.
It has boatloads of features, including the ability to set the
font and size, use color icons and to use arbitrarily deep MENU
resources. See the stack for documentation and examples.
This update fixes a long standing bug in the use of excessive
numbers of SICNs in the menus. It took years for anyone to
push it far enough to find this one. ;)
JonPugh@netcom.com
(408) 428-9767
#### BINHEX hyper-card-22-help.hqx ****
From CLAS005@csc.canterbury.ac.nz Sun Mar 6 18:02:06 1994
Date: Mon, 7 Mar 1994 15:00:27 +1300
From: CLAS005@csc.canterbury.ac.nz
Subject: [*] HyperCard 2.2 Help
Here is HyperCard 2.2 Help, a small text-displying app which
documents "hidden" or non-obvious features of HyperCard, plus
just about everything about HyperText, for version 2.2.
This is *much*, *much* better and far more painstakingly put
together than my earlier HC-Help and HT-Help DAs, which it
replaces. By study and testing I have found *numerous* errors
in the HyperCard and HyperTalk manuals, and some in the Help and
Reference stacks as well. I should like to think that this Help
app is thus *more* reliable than those, so I hope people will
want to take a look at it. Whether you have bought HyperCard 2.2,
and need to know what the *real* facts are, or whether you have
come across your copy of HyperCard 2.2 in some other way and do
not have the manuals, this app should help you. It also answers
a number of FAQs (and in future I will try to incorporate more).
I *will* try to maintain this so please email me suggestions.
This app is a "Misebirakasu" (an app by Christopher K. Thomas),
which means that you have the additional benefit of being able to
Find and Copy text from it.
You can also modify the text yourself to suit your own needs
(using ResEdit, for example), but please do *not* redistribute
a modified version to anyone.
Stuffed and BinHexed; expands to 216K, runs in 150K.
Matt Neuburg = clas005@csc.canterbury.ac.nz
#### BINHEX hyper-decision-tree-205.hqx ****
Date: Fri, 16 Jul 93 10:06:52 EDT
From: "Mr. Troy Kelley" <tkelley@HEL4.BRL.MIL>
Subject: HyperDecisionTree-2.0.5
This is the latest version of HyperDecisionTree. It fixes a serious bug
>From version 2.0.4 which would cause a stack to become damaged if
the cancel button was selected while creating a new stack for a non-expert.
For those of you who have never used HyperDecisionTree, it is a
non-inferential expert system shell which allows an expert to
create a decision tree of their knowledge and then save the
decision tree as a separate stack in order to give to users in need
of the expertise contained within the stack. The stack primarily
serves as an overview of the decision tree, allowing the expert to
follow questions and answers down the road to specific conclusions.
The expert can even display graphics as part of a conclusion.
Troy Kelley
#### BINHEX hyper-gasp.hqx ****
From: 2209sbcc@ucsbuxa.ucsb.edu (Frank Besig)
Subject: No Subject!
Date: Thu, 16 Dec 93 14:28:03 PST
The file RHyperGASP Tour.SEAS is a color HyperCard( presentation which demonstrates some of the capabilities of HyperGASP*, a multimedia development tool for the Macintosh. It includes color images, sound resources, icon animations, and a sample QuickTime movie.
HyperGASP is an auto-scripting system which adds color and extends the multimedia power of HyperCard without requiring the user to program. HyperGASP employs an intuitive, informative dialog-based interface to guide users in the placement of media elements (graphics, images, sounds, QuickTime movies, color, videodisc sequences, and text.) It is designed to facilitate the making of interactive courseware and presentations. GASP features collections of buttons and exercise templates, an interactive quiz-maker, advanced text control, a Rsound composerS and sound library among its more than 30 utilities, each of which is described in the tour.
RABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC! ... the best new product on the Mac this year!S Q Gary Dauphin, Senior Multimedia Engineer, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Requirements: HyperCard 2.0 or later, a color or grayscale monitor.
Checked for viruses with Disinfectant 3.2
Caliban Mindwear
6590 Camino Carreta
Carpinteria, CA 93013
805-684-7765 voice/fax
CalibanMW@aol.com
#### BINHEX hyper-macro-11.hqx ****
From: David Sumner <sumner@math.scarolina.edu>
Subject: HyperMacro 1.1
Date: Tue, 8 Feb 94 13:41:31 EST
HyperMacro is an INIT that makes it much easier to
enter scripts in HyperCard. It contains the following
features:
1. It responds automatically to many actions. For
example, if you type:
on BigHandlerName
then after you press Enter, HyperMacro supplies the
'end BigHandlerName'
There is a similar response to 'function,''if-then,'
'exit,' 'pass,' 'repeat' and more.
2. You can scroll back in your script as far as you like,
and then have any selected text instantly copied to
the point where you are currently editing.
3. There are ten extra paste buffers (Clipboards).
4. You can move around more easily.
5. There are numerous glossary macros that simplify
entering text.
6. Holding down the Shift key while pressing Return or
Enter will repeat the previous line. Or you may choose to
repeat only a portion of the previous line.
7. HyperMacro can often anticipate your scripting actions
using what are called 'Initial Macros.' For example, if you
type 'g' and then press the space bar, HyperMacro will expand
this to 'global.'
And much more!
HyperMacro 1.1 is FreeWare but NOT public domain.
Changes in Version 1.1:
1. Version 1.1 is not sensitive to the name the user assigns to HyperCard.
2. Version 1.1 still works even when the Watch Variable and
Watch Message palettes are open.
3. CBT or CHB will expand to "Choose Browse Tool"
4. HyperMacro 1.1 works if the scripting messages are French or German.
5. A few technical changes and minor bug fixes.
6. Portions of the manual were redone.
#### BINHEX hyper-share-22.hqx ****
From: robertso@sdsc.edu (MR Mac - Michael Robertson)
Subject: HyperShare 2.2
Date: Wed, 9 Feb 94 21:38:51 PST
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(I'm posting this as a courtesy to the author. If you have any questions,
please e-mail him -> hyperchris@aol.com)
The MultiUser Stack Solution
by
Christopher Rosien
Christopher Computers
Welcome to HyperShare !
HyperShare provides some tidy little solutions to the challenges=
posed by
the things we want to do with HyperCard.
=46rist there was MultiShare, the traffic cop for working with stacks=
on a
network, and then there was HyperEvents, the HyperCard AppleEvents=
script
engine. But they have been superseded =8A
HyperShare incorporates these two products, adds some new magic,=
and offers
a multiUser stack system as well.
How much you wonder ?
$49
"Only good idea's can afford to be cheap !"
Please check the Hypershare Demo Instructions file for more info.
This is version 1.0 of ResGenie. ResGenie is a modeless resource utility for adding, copying, deleting, renaming, importing, and recording resources into HyperCard. You can move resources between *any* two files or the current stack and any other file. I
t supports standard compression for sound recording.
This stack is for anyone who wants to use color, sounds, QuickTime movies, and other resources that typically require ResEdit. Faster, simpler, better for quick HyperCard color authoring.
Way cool stack, $10 shareware.
By the way, I didn't write this stack. I just got it and had to upload it.
----- ResGenie 1.0.sea.hqx -------
#### BINHEX rich-text-format.hqx ****
Date: Thu, 19 Aug 1993 20:13:40 -0400
From: abbate@world.std.com (janet e abbate)
Subject: RTF XCMDs 1.3
Enclosed are three shareware XFCNs that deal with text in Rich Text
Format, which is usually used to transfer documents between word
processors while preserving formatting information. These XCMDs allow
HyperCard to exchange styled text with such word processors, Microsoft
Word in particular. They also allow you to copy styled text from one
HyperCard field to another, and to store styled text in variables.
These XCMDs only understand the subset of RTF that deals with fonts
and styles; they will ignore other formatting commands. The XCMDs only
run under HyperCard 2.0 or later. Think C source is included. This is
version 1.3, which corrects some bugs in version 1.2.
#### BINHEX rinaldi-externals-31.hqx ****
Date: 27 Feb 1993 14:57:27 -0400 (EDT)
From: FISHERKJ@SNYONEVA.CC.ONEONTA.EDU
Subject: rinaldi-externals 3.1
Rinaldi-externals 3.1 includes 127 of Frederic Rinaldi's freeWare XCMDs
and XFCNs, current as of 10-Feb-93, and fully documented. There are 8
new externals, 5 updates, icons identifying system dependencies
(Hypercard 2, System 7, Quicktime, etc.) and stack navigation buttons.
#### BINHEX rtf-10.hqx ****
Subject: RTFcard1.0.sea.hqx
From: Keith Bourgoin <kbourgoin@chaparral.fse.ulaval.ca>
Date: Fri, 25 Sep 92 17:18:01 -0600
A HyperCard 2.0 stack for RTF importing done entirely in HyperTalk.
(This version to replace release ImportRTF1.0a)
#### BINHEX rtf-reader.hqx ****
Date: Sat, 19 Dec 1992 12:34:00 -0500
From: abbate@world.std.com (janet e abbate)
Subject: RTF XCMDs w/ source
Enclosed is version 1.2 of some HyperCard XCMDs that can read and
write styled text in Rich Text Format (RTF). Think C source is
included. The main changes since the previous release are that the
XCMDs can handle text longer than 30Kbytes, and that they understand
more of the RTF produced by Word 5. This is shareware.
#### BINHEX run-osa-script-072.hqx ****
From: Bill Johnston <johnston@me.udel.edu>
Subject: RunOSAScript XFCN for HyperCard 2.1
Date: Mon, 6 Dec 1993 16:30:44 -0500 (EST)
Here is RunOSAScript XFCN v.0.72 for HyperCard 2.1, by Donald Olson.
It was originally included on an AppleScript beta CD; it is being
posted and submitted to the net archives with the author's permission.
The XFCN accepts an AppleScript in text form as an argument,
and executes the script if it is valid. It is probably easiest
to write, test, and debug AppleScripts using the Script Editor.
See the stack script and "Execute" button scripts for error checks
and calling syntax. The AppleScript example uses Finder 7.1.3 for
simplicity, but you can use any valid AS commands or scripts that
invoke other AppleScriptable software.
Requires AppleScript and HyperCard 2.1. AppleScript is included
with a tutorial book from BMUG called "The Tao of AppleScript",
ISBN 1-56830-075-1. I've heard that there is another Applescript
book by Danny Goodman that also includes the AppleScript software;
that book may be of interest to people who like Goodman's HyperCard
books, and those who intend to use AS with HC.
-- Bill Johnston (johnston@me.udel.edu)
-- 38 Chambers Street; Newark, DE 19711; (302)368-1949
#### BINHEX scientific-notation-101.hqx ****
From: M.Winter@sheffield.ac.uk (Mark Winter)
Subject: [*] SciNotation XFCN for HyperCard and SuperCard bug fix
Date: Mon, 2 May 1994 10:10:18 +0100
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SciNotation XFCN v1.0.1
The SciNotation XFCN allows HyperCard and SuperCard to work with scientific
number notation (e.g. -1.23E4). Numbers are converted into scientific
number notation and vice versa. Significant figures (including trailing
zeroes) are preserved. It's free.
This version fixes a bug introduced when adding treatment for significant
trailing zeroes and should replace the currently archived version 1.0
Scanned with Disinfectant 3.5/Merry XMAS Vaccine 1.3, and OK for CD-ROM
From James_MacInnes@sfu.ca Sat Aug 28 10:45:04 1993
Date: Fri, 27 Aug 1993 12:42:29 -0800
From: James_MacInnes@sfu.ca
Subject: Speak XCMD Version 0.1b
Speak XCMD by Jim MacInnes Version 0.1b - jmacinne@sfu.ca
The Hypercard stack "Speak XCMD 0.1b" contains an XCMD that offers Macintosh
Speech Manager feautures under Hypercard. It works with both the older Macintalk
voices and the new PlainTalk voices. This is beta software and therefore may
contains bugs that I am not aware of. It has been succesfully tested on a IIfx,
IIsi and and SE30. You may have to increase the memory of Hypercard if you want
to use plaintalk voices. This XCMD may be freely used.
#### BINHEX stack-catalog-hc.hqx ****
From: Lars-Olof.Albertson@syo.lu.se
Subject: Stacks&Externals_catalog.hqx
Date: Sun, 26 Dec 93 21:32:22 +0100
Please put this stack into directory "HyperCard" or "card"
'This stack may be included on the commercially available CD-ROM of the archives
-----------------
This stack makes a catalogue of all your stacks. If there are any externals in the stack the XCMD:s and XFCN:s are listed on the cards. All cards are linked to the appropiate stack by clicking the stack name field. By clicking the resource name it is possible to copy it to a choosen destination stack.
You can also to compact all stack on a volume.
Please report bugs and suggestions to
Lars-Olof.Albertson@syo.lu.se.
----------------
#### BINHEX stack-packer-102.hqx ****
Date: Fri, 14 May 93 17:47:02 CDT
From: toki takeuchi <ttak@midway.uchicago.edu>
Subject: Stack Packer 1.0.2 [PLANET software]
THIS ARCHIVE CONTAINS: StackPacker 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 stack-report-11.hqx ****
Date: Sat, 12 Jun 1993 11:54 EST
From: DAVEL@YANG.EARLHAM.EDU
Subject: Stack Report version 1.1
Stack Report version 1.1
This is a HyperCard stack which collects from a stack all of the scripts
and all of the settings of all of the properties of all of the objects into
one handy-dandy report. It then lets you save the report to a text file, read
it in a field, or print it. You can choose to omit some (or even all) properties
>From a report.
Stack report is shareware. Try it for 10 days, and if you like it, send me $10.
If you are a student, just send me a postcard.
Send comments and suggestions to 3avfpij@cmuvm.csv.cmich.edu
All of this information (and more) is given in the "about" field on the first
card of the stack. Click the "About this Stack" button to show the field.
#### BINHEX stack-starter-b971.hqx ****
Subject: Stack: StackStarter-bp971.hqx
From: Bruce Carter <bcarter@claven.idbsu.edu>
Date: Tue, 23 Feb 93 13:56:42 -0700
Greetings,
Following is a Compacted, BinHexed copy of Stack Starter, version beta
.971 by Robertson Reed Smith. This is an old HyperCard 1.2.x stack that
has a lot of neat goodies in it, including scripts, icons, animations,
and so on. Several people on the HYPERCRD and HYPERTCH lists were
asking about it, and I couldn`t find it on any of the archives, so here
it is. This is the most current copy I know of, if someone has a later
version, please post it. Robertson, if you`re out there somewhere, I
hope you`re considering a HyperCard 2.x (3.x?) version of this stack.
CAUTION: this stack was meant for version 1.2.x and has some
difficulties with version 2.x. A couple of the externals aren`t greatly
happy with my configuration, either (System 7.1/HC2.1). It is quite
easy to get into a situation where it is necessary to bail out via the
reset switch or by Command-Option-ESC. Nevertheless, it has some fun,
interesting, and useful stuff in it.
#### BINHEX stack-tour.hqx ****
Date: Wed, 4 Aug 93 17:08:26 +0200
From: USENET News System <news@fct.unl.pt>
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.digest
Path: jp@fct.unl.pt
From: jp@fct.unl.pt (Joaquim Pinto da Costa)
Subject: StackTour
Message-ID: <1993Aug4.150819.23363@fct.unl.pt>
Sender: news@fct.unl.pt (USENET News System)
Organization: UNINOVA
Date: Wed, 4 Aug 1993 15:08:19 GMT
Lines: 315
Stack Tour
If you ever needed to make presentations using HyperCard stacks reed further.
Every HC scripter knows how to make a presentation using HC. Question is how much time do you want to spend doing it.
StackTour greatly simplifies the task of making a HyperCard tour from different stacks.
#### BINHEX status-window.hqx ****
Date: Thu, 8 Oct 92 14:15:05 -0500
From: parshall@ecn.purdue.edu (Jim Parshall)
Subject: StatusWdw_v1.sit.hqx
The Status Window XCMD is used for providing non-response status reports
to the user. While it appears as a modal dialog, it really is an
extended XCMD window. It ignores all keys presses and mouse clicks. It
can also show an optional icon and the text and icon can be changed at
anytime under script control.
#### BINHEX story-book.hqx ****
From "gonzalez@crab.rutgers.edu (Ralph Gonzalez)" Thu Mar 10 06:12:40 1994
Date: Thu, 10 Mar 94 09:12:00 EST
From: gonzalez@crab.rutgers.edu (Ralph Gonzalez)
Subject: storybook.hqx
*** This is a Macintosh HyperCard authoring tool, for kids ***
FILE storybook.hqx
TYPE binhex encoded Macintosh
SIZE 73k
DATE Feb. 9, 1994
FROM gonzalez@crab.rutgers.edu (Ralph Gonzalez)
Storybook lets kids and HyperCard novices create stories,
like Amanda Goodenough's "Inigo Gets Out". You can also create
presentations easily. HyperCard 1.2 or later. Freeware.
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#### BINHEX storybook.hqx ****
Date: Tue, 2 Mar 93 10:42:46 EST
From: gonzalez@clam.rutgers.edu (Ralph Gonzalez)
Subject: storybook.hqx
Dear persons,
Here is the HyperCard stack Storybook for your info-mac/card
directory. You're welcome to include it on your CD-ROM and/or
mention it in your digest bulletin board... Thanks!
Description:
Storybook is a HyperCard (1.2 or 2.x) stack which serves as a
tool for creating interactive stories similar to Amanda
Goodenough's "Inigo Gets Out" series. It can also be used
by HyperCard novices for creating interactive presentation
aids. The push-button interface lets you create and link pages
in your story using invisible buttons (positioned over drawings,
for interactive stories). You can also easily add special
sound and page-transition effects, text fields, etc without
knowledge of HyperCard scripting. Storybook has been tested
