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Abstracts from files in info-mac/text as of Sun Jun 26 00:59:50 PDT 1994


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From "[e-mail] (Nick Schneir)" Thu Mar 10 18:08:22 1994
Date: Thu, 10 Mar 1994 18:09:08 -0800
From: [e-mail] (Nick Schneir)
Subject: A2D (submission)

A2D is a little drag-n-drop application that converts UNIX carriage
returns to Macintosh (ASCII) carriage returns. It is freeware.

System 7 is required.


#### BINHEX     alpha-581.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Pete Keleher)
Subject: Alpha 5.81 Text Editor
Date: Thu, 16 Jun 94 11:35:50 CDT



This is version 5.81 of the text editor Alpha.

For those who are not familiar with Alpha, it is a completely programmable
and extendable text editor that has very extensive support for programming
in C and writing TeX or LaTeX documents.

5.81 automatically colorizes C, C++, Tcl, and TeX keywords and comments,
and can be configured to automatically colorize any other type of file as
well.

Other changes in 5.81 over the last public release, 5.77, include a much
improved external THINK editor support, rudimentary support for CodeWarrier
(their interface leaves much to be desired at this point), and an interface
to Jens Alfke's AEBuild library, which lets you create and send just about
any apple event you want from the macro language. Code currently exists to
interact with the THINK compilers, CodeWarrier, ToolServer, Textures,
OzTeX, THINK Reference, etc.



#### BINHEX     ars-magna-ii-111.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Matthew Xavier Mora)
Subject: Ars Magna II 1.1.1 Fat version
Date: Thu, 16 Jun 1994 13:37:35 -0700



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Here is an update of ArsMagna II 1.1.1.  Metrowerks released a new version of
their ANSI lib with a much faster  SIOUX implementation. This is just a
recompilation using the new Libs.



Enclosed is a Fat version of Ars Magna II. I ported it to Metrowerks CodeWarrior
and resedited them together. Source and project file are included.

For those that don't know, Ars Magna is an anagram generating program
by Mike Morton. I've been updating it and releasing new versions
as I see fit. Someday it might have a real mac interface.


Matt



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#### BINHEX     ascii-from-mac-progs.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail]
Subject: ASCII images of formatted pages (C)
Date: Mon, 15 Mar 93 18:36:51 EST


A thread dealing with producing a formatted TEXT file from
(arbitrary) Macintosh programs appeared in some recent issues of
Info-Mac Digest. The messages making up this thread had the titles:
"ASCII images of formatted pages",
"Document formatting query",
"Problems Producing RFCs",
"Problems producing RFDs (c)",
"Printing to ASCII files"
"RFC Text formatting", and
"WANT Word output to Internet ASCII".

The attached binhexed self-expanding archive contains:
1. "RFC Format dialog" which is a chronology of all the messages
   (that I've seen) from the thread (including both those posted to
   Info-Mac Digest and those sent directly to me), and my comments
   and suggestions based on that discussion. Basically, I recommend
   the creation of a new Print2Pict extension (which I call the
   "ASCII Page Image" extension) and I propose some specifications
   for its operation.
2. a copy of the text version of RFC 1111 as FTPed from NIC.DDN.MIL.
3. a copy of RFC 1111 as edited (by me) to make it a Microsoft Word
   document.

/David M. Rosenberg (Internet: [e-mail],
      MIT Phone: [phone], Home Phone: [phone])


#### BINHEX     autoflow-10-hc.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Matthew O. Williams)
Subject: Autoflow 1.0
Date: 19 Jan 94 02:25:10 EST


'Autoflow 1.0' is a HyperCard stack that allows you to create your own
electronic books by taking text files and 'flowing' them into HyperCard
cards, building an automatic table of contents, etc.  The stack is its own
user manual; just run it and take a look!  It works with HyperCard 2.1 and
2.2. as well as the HyperCard Player.   This is free software, please pass it
on!

ARCHIVISTS:  Please note that this is a *tool* with which one creates books,
rather than a book itself.  Please file it accordingly.

There are a number of books that have been published by myself and others
using these tools available via anonymous FTP from:

          ftp.dartmouth.edu

in the directory

         /pub/Hyperbooks

If you would like to chat about Autoflow, need instructions for how to access
our books via electronic mail or want to be placed on a list to receive new
books automatically as they are published, please let me know.

   Enjoy!

          matthew williams
          <[e-mail]>



Autoflow and the accompanying books are (c) 1994 Matthew Williams.  All
rights reserved.

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NOTE:  The following Macintosh file(s) are enclosed with this
message, in BinHex format.  If your mail system does not convert
BinHex files automatically, you will need to transfer the message to
a Mac and run the BinHex application to decode it.

Filename: Autoflow_1.0.cpt    Size:  137839 bytes

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#### BINHEX     bbedit-255-demo.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Bare Bones Software)
Subject: BBEdit 2.5 Demo Repost
Date: Wed, 4 May 1994 14:30:26 -0400 (EDT)


Attached is a BinHex archive which contains a demo version of BBEdit
2.5, the poplar and critically acclaimed text editor for programmers,
on-line service users, and anyone else who needs to edit, search, and
process plain-text files.

BBEdit 2.5 features integrated support for THINK C/Symantec C++ 6.0
and later, MPW ToolServer, THINK Reference 2.0, On Location 2.0,
multi-file searching with optional 'grep' pattern-matching,
split-window editing, and more.

This updated demo package contains the press release which announces
the feature set and upgrade policy for BBEdit 3.0, the upcoming
release which features support for PowerPC, AOCE, Macintosh Drag and
Drop, and other new technologies.

--
Bare Bones Software                     Internet: [e-mail]
%====================================================================%
        Rich Siegel                             Patrick Woolsey
Principal Software Designer              Director of Quality Assurance


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From: [e-mail] (Bare Bones Software)
Subject: BBEdit 2.5.6 Updater
Date: Sun, 22 May 1994 22:54:08 -0400 (EDT)


The enclosed BinHex file contains a patcher and attendant files to
update version 2.5 through 2.5.5 of BBEdit to the current maintenance
release (version 2.5.6).

The new version fixes a couple of nasty bugs and a performance problem
that crept into the 2.5.5 release build, so all users of BBEdit 2.5
are encouraged to apply this patch. In addition, updated extensions
and ToolServer support scripts are included, as well as the complete
text of the press release which announces the planned release of
BBEdit 3.0.

The patcher cannot be used to update a demo, freeware, or beta version
of BBEdit. For details on obtaining a copy of BBEdit 2.5, send mail to
[e-mail]. (Now is a good time to get BBEdit 2.5; orders
filled between now and when BBEdit 3.0 ships will include a coupon for
a free upgrade to version 3.0.)

(Archive maintainers: This package supersedes any previously extant
BBEdit 2.5 patchers, but does -not- replace any demo or freeware
versions of BBEdit. You should make sure that you have the latest demo
and freeware packages; if in doubt, send mail to
[e-mail].)

R.

--
Bare Bones Software                     Internet: [e-mail]
%====================================================================%
        Rich Siegel                             Patrick Woolsey
Principal Software Designer              Director of Quality Assurance


#### BINHEX     bbedit-bbxkeys.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Jamie R. McCarthy)
Subject: BBXKeys 1.0
Date: Thu, 14 Jan 93 1:45:30 EST

BBXKeys is a BBEdit extension that assigns command keys to other
extensions.  In the spirit of all BBEdit extensions to date, it's
freeware, and full source (all 10K of it) is included.
--
 Jamie McCarthy      Internet: [e-mail]      AppleLink: j.mccarthy



#### BINHEX     bbedit-c-indent.hqx   ****

Date: Thu, 18 Mar 1993 08:51:05 -0800 (PST)
From: Stephen Roderick <[e-mail]>
Subject: BBEdit-C-Indent-ext.hqx


"C Indentation" is a BBEdit extension that will indent C source code.
If there is a selection in the current document it will be indented,
otherwise the entire document will be indented.

The "C Indentation" extension for BBEdit is free of charge. This software is
offered on an as is basis and no liability or responsibility on the part of
Stephen C. Roderick should be assumed. Use this extension at your own risk.


Stephen C. Roderick
[e-mail]



#### BINHEX     bbedit-change-charset.hqx   ****

From "[e-mail] (Sami-Jaakko Tikka)" Sun Aug 22 21:58:05 1993
Date: Mon, 23 Aug 1993 01:45:18 +0200
From: [e-mail] (Sami-Jaakko Tikka)
Subject: Change Charset, a BBEdit external

Hello!

This is my first posting of Macintosh software.  I hope everything that is
required is here...

Change Charset is an BBEdit external which allows one to convert characters
from/to the Macintosh charset to/from ISO-Latin-1 and to/from 7-bit
Scandinavian (which is still largely used in Scandinavian unix machines!).
This probably makes Change Charset interesting for Europeans only.  Still,
it never hurts to remind the English-speaking ASCII-world that there are
languages which DO need more than 7-bit characters ;-)

The conversion can be done in place, to a new window or the converted text
can be copied to the clipboard.  If there's a selection, Change Charset
will act on the selection, otherwise it will process the whole window.

This program can be freely copied for non-commercial purposes.

I can be reached by email at [e-mail]
--
inet:  [e-mail], X.400: C=fi;ADMD=fumail;O=hut;S=Tikka;G=Sami
HUT/IIA; I don't speak for my employer.  Finger me for my PGP key.


#### BINHEX     bbedit-dcl-ansi.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Jamie R. McCarthy)
Subject: dcl-ANSI (BBEdit extension)
Date: Thu, 22 Apr 93 0:46:28 EDT

This is the BBEdit extension edition of dcl-ANSI;  included is the
extension itself and a readme.  Public domain; source code is available
separately.  dcl-ANSI converts a C variable declaration into English.

Suggested archive destination:  ...app/bbedit-dcl-ansi.hqx


#### BINHEX     bbedit-drieux-caps.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Jamie R. McCarthy)
Subject: drieuxCaps
Date: Wed, 5 May 93 19:51:27 EDT

drieuxCaps, the BBEdit extension for the rest of us.

now you too Can format Your usenet Articles The Same Way drieux does!
automatically!  Avoid the evil KKKconspiracies and the Insidious
Heterosexular Humanists With This convenient Editing Tool.  and who
knows, maybe you'll become A net.God Yourself!

(If you don't get the joke, don't bother downloading it.)

Public domain.  Source code, inexplicably, is included.
--
 Jamie McCarthy        Internet: [e-mail]    AppleLink: j.mccarthy


#### BINHEX     bbedit-ext-dev-kit.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Bare-Bones Software)
Subject: BBEdit Extension Development Kit
Date: Sat, 24 Jul 1993 12:03:29 -0400 (EDT)

The attached BinHex file is a StuffIt Deluxe archive containing the materials
necessary to write extensions for BBEdit or BBEdit Lite. (If you have BBEdit
2.5, this information is already included in the package.)

This package is available immediately for anonymous FTP from world.std.com,
in /ftp/pub/bbedit.

[Archive moderators: I'm using the name "bbedit-ext-dev-kit.hqx" for this
package; it's just a suggestion...]

R.

Bare-Bones Software                    [e-mail]

Rich Siegel                    Principal Software Designer
Patrick Woolsey                    Director of Quality Assurance


#### BINHEX     bbedit-fl-package-11.hqx   ****

From: Paul van Mulbregt <[e-mail]>
Subject: FL Package of BBEdit extensions v1.1
Date: Sat, 16 Apr 1994 15:05:09 -0500 (EST)

The FL Package of BBEdit Extensions contains four Extensions

     Function Lister
     Fast Search
     Word Completion
     Function Lookup

Function Lister is a utility for programmers which displays information about
functions defined in a source file (especially good for C++);
Fast Search is an alternative to BBEdit's regular search, a fast incremental
search which finds as the user types characters;
Word Completion enables the user to type a few letters of a variable name and
have the extension type the rest;
Function Lookup is a convenient way to access Think Reference or MPW 411.

v1.1.  ShareWare.  Works with BBEdit Lite or BBEdit.
[e-mail]


#### BINHEX     bbedit-html-ext-b4.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Carles Bellver)
Subject: BBEdit HTML extensions release 4
Date: Mon, 13 Jun 1994 09:35:51 +0000



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This file must replace bbedit-html-ext-b3.hqx in your archives.

These set of BBEdit extensions lets you quickly insert HTML tags in your
hypertext documents using BBEdit or BBEdit Lite editors.

Release 4 adds forms support and improves some of the old extensions.

You can also look at the following URL:

        http://www.uji.es/bbedit-html-extensions.html

---
Carles Bellver <[e-mail]>



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#### BINHEX     bbedit-import-10.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail]
Subject: BBEdit-Import-10.hqx
Date: Mon, 5 Jul 93 12:39:00 METDST
Organization: Merzstuecke

This is BBEdit-Import-1.0, an extension for BBEdit Lite that lets
you import word processor files into BBEdit Lite using the Claris
XTND System and the appropriate translators.
BBEdit-Import-1.0 needs System 7.0 or better to run.

Suggested placement in the info-mac hierarchy: info-mac/text

This archive was stuffed and binhexed with StuffIt Lite 3.0.5


#### BINHEX     bbedit-insert-date-time-11.hqx   ****

From: "Erik C. Thauvin" <[e-mail]> (by way of [e-mail] (Igor Livshits))
Subject: BBEdit Insert Date/Time; v1.1
Date: Sun, 9 Jan 1994 13:59:41 -0600



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BBEdit Insert Date, Insert Time; version 1.1

Versions 1.1 of Insert Date & Insert Time make it simple to include the
abbreviated or short or long versions of the date or time into a BBEdit
document. These two extensions require BBEdit 2.5 or greater and are
provide freely by Raven Systems.



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#### BINHEX     bbedit-isis-note-sender.hqx   ****

Date: Sat, 26 Jun 1993 22:48:27 -0800
From: [e-mail] (Mike Cohen)
Subject: BBEdit Send Note extension

Here's a "plug-ware" contribution. This is a BBEdit extension to send a
note using our ISIS Notes product. It includes source code demonstrating
how to use AppleEvents and a readme file.

Mike Cohen              | "Software that means business"
ISIS International      |
[phone] Voice    | [e-mail]
[phone] Fax      | [e-mail]


#### BINHEX     bbedit-lite-232.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Bare Bones Software)
Subject: BBEdit Lite 2.3.2
Date: Thu, 10 Feb 1994 23:08:11 -0500 (EST)


The attached BinHex file contains a StuffIt Deluxe archive of the
latest maintenance version of BBEdit Lite, the popular freeware text
editor, and "little brother" to the best-of-class BBEdit 2.5.

This version of BBEdit Lite includes a few minor bug fixes and
improvements. Also included are files which give up-to-date
information on BBEdit 2.5, and detailed information on BBEdit Lite,
including a "quick start" guide to BBEdit Lite's capabilities.

Archive Maintainers: This posting supersedes -all- previous versions
of BBEdit Lite (including 2.3 and 2.3.1), and -all- previous freeware
versions of BBEdit (including 2.1.x and 2.2.x). Please remove those
files from your archives. This posting does -not- replace the BBEdit
2.5 demo package.

Bare Bones Software                     Internet: [e-mail]
%====================================================================%
        Rich Siegel                             Patrick Woolsey
Principal Software Designer              Director of Quality Assurance


#### BINHEX     bbedit-mac-iso-10b2.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Olav Brinkmann)
Subject: MacISO 1.0b2; a BBEdit extension
Date: Mon, 13 Jun 1994 18:37:00 +0100



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This BBEdit extension translates characters from/to the Macintosh charset
to/from ISO-Latin-1. It has been inspired by Sami-Jaakko Tikka's "Change
Charset", but uses J.P. Kuypers' famous translation tables.

The usage is similar to that of Sami-Jaakko's program:

  The conversion can be done in place, to a new window or
  the converted text can be copied to the clipboard.
  If there's a selection, MacISO will act on the selection,
  otherwise it will process the whole window.

This extension is Freeware.


Fixed bug: Version 1.0b1 didn't work with selections.


Viele Gruesse,
              Olav



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#### BINHEX     bbedit-next-prev-section.hqx   ****

From: "Kelvin K. Yue" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Submittion of NextPrevSection.sit.hqx
Date: Fri, 22 Apr 1994 22:07:42 -0500


This package is for:
- people who cannot afford to pay the shareware fee, and
- people who use BBEdit to edit LaTeX files, or
- people who use Alpha to edit LaTeX files but want to switch to use BBEdit,

This package contains two BBEdit extensions: NextSection and PrevSection.
- NextSection : go to the next section (or subsection, or subsubsection) of
  a LaTeX document and highlight the section heading.
- PrevSection : go to the previous section (or subsection, or subsubsection) of
  a LaTeX document and highlight the section heading.

Installation:
- Put these two extensions in the BBEdit extension folder.
- define a key for each extension (this is optional but this makes life much easier).
  suggested keys: cmmd-z for NextSection, option-cmmd-z for PrevSection.

This is a postcard-ware. If you use it, please send me a postcard or an email.
The more postcards/emails I get, the more excuses for me to do more programming.
Feel free to send me any question/comment/suggestion.

The source code is also available for US$5.

Kelvin Yue
Department of Computer Science
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis, MN 55455

[e-mail]




#### BINHEX     bbedit-pairs-10.hqx   ****

From "[e-mail] (Brian Clark)" Sun Mar 13 11:56:26 1994
Date: Sun, 13 Mar 1994 13:54:48 -0600
From: [e-mail] (Brian Clark)
Subject: Pairs 1.0.sit submission



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Pairs 1.0.sit contains both a BBEdit extension and an MPW tool that will be
useful to C programmers. The extension checks the current editable BBEdit
window (assumed to contain C source code) for mismatched parentheses,
square brackets, curly brackets, /* */ comments, and single or double
quotes. The extension is smart enough to recoginize and deal with escaped
quotes, braces within comments or quotes, etc. Full source code (as a
Metrowerks CodeWarrior project) is included. The MPW tool provides the same
functions for MPW shell text windows, and full MPW C source is also
included. The BBEdit extension requires BBEdit version 2.2 or later; both
require System 7.0 or later.



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#### BINHEX     bbedit-prefix-suffix-lines.hqx   ****

Date: Wed, 18 Aug 93 20:05:13 -0400
From: Benjamin Griffin <[e-mail]>
Subject: info-mac/app


This is the source, project and compiled extension for a modified
version of the orginal BBEdit "Prefix/Suffix Lines" extension.
The primary added functionality is to allow simultaneous or
independent insertions of distinct prefix and suffix strings --
such as one would want to block comment out program code.
Provided 100% Free of Charge. Author assumes no responsibility
for text mangled with this extension. See source for bug list.

Benjamin "Eli-the-Bearded" Griffin  |  [e-mail]


#### BINHEX     bbedit-rot13.hqx   ****

Date: Mon, 4 Jan 93 18:48 PST
Subject: ROT13 BBEdit Extension
From: [e-mail] (Daryl Spitzer)

This is an extension to BBEdit I've written that will ROT13
the selected text.  I've included the source.


#### BINHEX     bbedit-send-ps.hqx   ****

Date: Tue, 25 May 1993 09:53:09 -0400
From: [e-mail] (BBEdit Support)
Subject: "Send PostScript" Extension (attachment)

The extension and a descriptive text file are included in the archive.

This extension is compatible with BBEdit 2.2, BBEdit Lite, and BBEdit 2.5.

R.

BBEdit Support                                          [e-mail]

Rich Siegel                                     Principal Software Designer
Patrick Woolsey                                 Director of Quality Assurance

Here it is...


#### BINHEX     bbedit-send-script-101.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Ed Watkeys)
Subject: Send Script 1.0.1
Date: Sat, 6 Feb 93 15:04:04 EST
Organization: Distant Software

Send Script 1.0.1 -- Extension for BBEdit 2.2 or Later

Send Script allows one to create and send scripts from BBEdit to any
Apple event-aware application which supports the do-script event.

Changes from version 1.0: bug fixes.

In order to keep the package as small as possible, the source code is
not included. However, if you would like it, simply send a message to
[e-mail], and the THINK C 5.0 source code will
be automatically sent to you.

Send Script is freeware. However, if you'd like to send me money, I
won't complain.

Ed Watkeys ([e-mail] or [e-mail])


#### BINHEX     bbedit-sort-10.hqx   ****

From: Carl Bryan Burch <[e-mail]>
Subject: bbedit-sort-10.hqx
Date: Wed, 19 May 1993 19:53:54 -0500 (CDT)

Sort Lines (version 1.0, (c)1993, Carl B. Burch)

This BBEdit extension adds to BBEdit the ability to sort lines, much
like the Unix utility "sort", with some options from "sort":
    * Ignoring each line's first n characters,
    * Sorting in reverse,
    * Removing duplicate lines,
    * Ignoring the lines' leading white space, and
    * Folding uppercase to lowercase.

This program is free and may be distributed freely provided that the
information file accompanies it.


#### BINHEX     bbedit-space-tab-extensions.hqx   ****

Date: Fri, 12 Mar 1993 15:35:07 -0800
From: [e-mail] (Matthew Xavier Mora)
Subject: BBEdit Extensions (Insert Column & Spaces to Tabs)

This is an update to the two extensions that I posted earlier.
(a bug in Spaces to tabs)

Please replace the ones in the archives with this file. I'm including sources
for the two extensions also.

In keeping with the other extensions, these are freeware so enjoy.


----------------------------------------------------------
Here are two extensions for BBEdit that I needed for processing some
mainframe data for importing into a database.

"Insert Column" puts a tab at the current insertion point in every line of the
file.

"Spaces to tabs" replaces all spaces with a tab character.

I don't know where to send the source to, so I just upload these as is.

After being spoiled by using McSink, I won't be truly happy with bbedit
until it contains all the features of Mcsink. :-)

Two down, two dozen more to go...

Matthew Xavier Mora

__________________________________________________________________
Matthew Xavier Mora                         The keeper of the UMPG
SRI International                             [e-mail]
[Sent using Eudora 1.3]                        [e-mail]
__________________________________________________________________


#### BINHEX     bbedit-speaking-121.hqx   ****

Date: Wed, 6 Oct 1993 19:25:14 -0500
From: [e-mail] (Mark Fleming)
Subject: Re: BBEdit extension Speaking & it's problems



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encloses if Version 1.21.

Revisions 1.2.1:
    * Change all NewHandle() calls to use BBEdit's callback-Allocate() calls.
    * Free memory allocated when error occures when unable to allocating
speech channel.
    * #ifdef StackDebug code to check stack space problem (OS Error 28).


>I can't get your Speaking BBEdit to work with BBEdit Lite 2.3.1.
I have fix the problems with error code -244 - voice not available
(I now use the 1st voice if female voice is not available).

error code -240 is just that Speech manager is not installed or you have
not restarted since you installed it.

error code -241 is synth can't open up for some reason - memory?


NOTE: I have been unable to fix the following problems:

1) Due to some unknow reason the sound manger requires more stack space
than is available with BBEdit This causes system crashes with error ID 28 -
stack has entered the application heap.

Results of my debugging last night:
- initial stack space is around 23,000 bytes when the module is first called,
- as text to sound is initially being processed the stack space goes down
to less then 4000 bytes,
  (monitored via Speech Manager's Word callback routine).
- once the sound is playing the stack space goes back up to 23,000 bytes,
if it gets that far.
  (My guess is Async interrupt routine used by speech manager is using
lot's of stack space).

As a result, I don't know if I will be able to fix it, does anyone know how
to fix it?


2) The callback routine that allows me to hilight the word currently being
spoken does not update the screen if it has to scroll the text into the
window.  The only way I was able to force an update is to do a cut/paste
operation to the file!

I have try it with BBEdit V2.2.1 and BBEdit Lite V2.3.1 same bugs on LC
III's (System 7.1, 12M RAM) and Macintosh IIci (System 7.0.1, 8M ram).

The Centris 650 (System 7.1 + AppleScript, 24M RAM) - Stack bug does not
show up on the Centris 650 but the usage is still high and dangerlessly
low.

I will try to find time to create a TeachText type XTND capable program for
speaking word processing files in the next few weeks.  If you know how to
fix the program, let me know, I have included the source code with some
#ifdef around stack debugging code.  Enclosed is v1.21.


>How do you install it?
You place the file "Speaking" into the BBEDit extension folder and restart
BBEdit, the modules names will appear under the "Extensions" menu in
BBEdit.

> Do you paste the resources into the application with ResEdit?
no... no resEdit is not needed.





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#### BINHEX     bbedit-speech.hqx   ****

From "[e-mail] (Mark Fleming)" Sun Sep 12 22:08:53 1993
Date: Sun, 12 Sep 1993 17:35:50 -0500
From: [e-mail] (Mark Fleming)
Subject: New BBEdit Extensions for Speech Manager


Two new BBEdit Extensions for speaking the selected text using Apple new
Speach Manager.

I was thing about writting a XTND capable speaking program, to allow
speaking of any word processing file, but no need since BBEdit is such a
program.

Hence, Speak Sentences and Speaking my first BBEdit module.

1)      Speak Sentences

        Simple extension that use Apple's new speach manager to 'Talk' the
selected text.

2)      Speaking

        An extensiont that use Apple's new speach manager to 'Talk' the
selected text.

The use is presented with a dialog box with some limited control over how
text is spoken.

* You can ask it to spell the text or speak the text.
* You can use the Talk, Stop, Pause, and Continue buttons to control and
replay the text.
* The exit button is used to return to BBEdit.

As time permits I will add the 'standard missing features' selecting voice,
rate and pitch.


Cheers,
Mark Fleming
Copyright (c) 1993, All Rights Reserved.

<<<<<=- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =- =-=-=->>>>
Mark Fleming, Computing & Communications Services
Queen's University at Kingston Ontario, Canada, K7L 3N6
E-mail: [e-mail]        AppleLink: CDA0448
Phone: [phone]                Fax: [phone]
** The Author of NetDoctor, A Lab and Network Maintainer Package **


#### BINHEX     bbedit-word-count.hqx   ****

Date: Fri, 11 Dec 1992 12:02:06 -0500
From: Kamal Abdali <[e-mail]>
Subject: wordcount.sit.hqx - a BBEdit extension

Below is Word Count, an extension to BBEdit in stuffed, binhexed
format for distribtion to ftp archive sites.  It is offered as free
software on as is basis.

Word Count displays the number of paragraphs, sentences, nonblank
lines, words and characters in the current selection in the active BBEdit
window.  If the current selection is null, the counts are for
the entire file.

I like BBEdit's capabilities and interface very much, and appreciate
it that such a superb program is available without charge.  Word Count
is my small contribution in return for my free use of BBEdit.

Kamal Abdali
P.O. Box 65207
Washington, DC 20035-5207


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#### BINHEX     beach-text.hqx   ****

Date: Fri, 15 Oct 1993 0:30:42 -0400 (EDT)
From: [e-mail] (Natsu Sakimura)
Subject: Submission of BeachText

Dear Moderator:

Attached please find the BinHexed CompactPro archive of
BeachText.

Regards,

Natsu Sakimura

What is BeachText?
++++++++++++++++++
BeachText is a DA TextEditor which allows to create and edit the
TeachText file with picture easily. It also allows egrep etc.
It can also deal with Japanese, and create a text file longer
than 32k.

Documentation is in Japanese only, but for most part, the operation
of the BeachText should be quite straight forward. At least,
I have never read them but I had no trouble^_^

This is freeware and is free to redistribute as long as you
keep all the file together and intact, and you don't make
any profit out of it.

Please note that I am not the author but just a content user.

Natsu Sakimura


#### BINHEX     belgian-postcards-24.hqx   ****

From [e-mail] Mon Mar 14 02:44:00 1994
Date: Mon, 14 Mar 94 11:34:45 +0100
From: [e-mail] (Karl Pottie)
Subject: Belgian PostCards 2.4.hqx part 1


Belgian Postcards is a TeachText replacement application which features
full font & style support, pictures, icons, sounds and lots more. Belgian
Postcards can also be used to create Teachtext files with pictures in an
easy way (cfr. TeachTextMaker in the past).

Belgian PostCards is now in version 2.4 and is available in its complete
form in this package. This is not a demo, but the full application(s).

Reviewed in 1992 MacUser ("Does all the things TeachText can't...")

Reviewed (Version 2.1.1) in December 1993 MacUser ("The delightfully named
Belgian PostCards...") as one of the three best low cost alternatives for
electronic publishing. Unlike DocMaker, Belgian PostCards is designed for
short (no more than 11 pages or so per document) notes to your friends,
customers or colleagues. Belgian PostCards allows you to use color text,
with unlimited styling and sizes. With PostCards you can also easily add
color or b/w pictures to your cards and even record or import an unlimited
number of sounds to attach to your documents. Add one of 50 built-in custom
icons (designed by icon hall of famer Tom Poston) to "stamp" your document!
PostCards is ideal for online correspondence and really makes a unique way
to send holiday and greetings notes to your friends! When you register
PostCards you are entitled to distribute the PostCards Viewer to
anyone-never worry again about compatability! You will also receive two
floppies chock full of sound resources, notes, instructions for how to use
our unique custom text feature, as well as how to create custom viewers for
your work group, school, LAN, BBS, or shareware business- all without
programming.

PostCards is the ideal tool for adding a little flair to your online
messaging! This is the first time we have ever uploaded a full version of
PostCards, so please honor the shareware agreement.



#### BINHEX     bibliography-manager-ii-20.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail]
Subject: BibliographyManII_2.0
Date: Wed, 15 Dec 1993 14:32:45 -0500

     Bibliography Manager II is a HyperCard application that was created to
help researchers and authors keep track of and store information about
bibliographic references, and to produce Bibliography or Literature Cited
sections for papers.  This version (2.0) requires HyperCard v. 2.1 to run,
and is shareware.

     The reference card for each bibliographic entry has separate fields
for Author, Date, Title, Source, Volume, Pages, Keywords, and Notes, along
with places to indicate whether you have a copy of the item and how it is
filed.  You can do "quick searches" for text in individual fields, or use
HyperCard's card marking abilities to identify and work with only a subset
of the entries in the stack.  You can also create and save custom text
import and export formats, so that you can import references from text
files of varying formats, and can create custom bibliography lists to match
the format required by your professor or publisher.  The program can also
store a list of abbreviations for journal names that is cross-referenced to
the names on the reference cards, allowing you to use either full names or
abbreviations when you create bibliography lists.  You can create as many
different bibliography stacks as you wish, and exchange bibliographic
entries, import and export formats, and journal abbreviation lists among
them.  There is also an on-line help facility.

     Since I designed this stack for myself and my colleagues in science,
and am not familiar with all the protocols for literature cataloging and
referencing in other areas of study, it may not suit everyone's purpose,
but I hope that it can be a useful tool for those who want to keep track of
literature references and who need to create reference lists when they
write papers.


David Tremmel
901 Chalk Level Rd., Apt. T-14
Durham, NC  27704
[e-mail]



#### BINHEX     button-pad.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Info-Mac Moderator)
Date: Wed, 16 Sep 1992 10:03:15 PDT

"ButtonPad is an improved version of the NotePad desk accessory that comes
with the Macintosh.  ButtonPad lets you categorize your notes into up to
eight separate "Quick Access" pads that can be quickly accessed via push
buttons.  Each pad can be up to 32K in size.  This makes ButtonPad ideal
for storage of text that is frequently accessed such as telephone numbers,
customer information, etc.  The quick access push buttons augment the
normal open, select, close dialog procedures.  You may assign your own
labels to each push button and the name of the pad file to be retrieved.
The pads are automatically saved if modified.  In addition to the quick
access pads, you may also access any text file via the normal open command.
 There is a find command to access specific information, a variable line
sort command, and tools for cleaning up text files such as replacing spaces
with tabs.  ButtonPad will also dial the phone via tones or modem for phone
numbers found in the current line.  You can print out your pads, adjusted
to fit pocket organizers.  ButtonPad is a cross between standard notepad,
minieditor, and telephone dialer/index card type applications."


--
Jerry Wilcox  [e-mail]


#### BINHEX     chef-11.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Mark Pilgrim)
Subject: Chef 1.1 (text utility)
Date: Thu, 17 Feb 1994 00:41:01 -0500

Chef is a small utility to convert text files to mock Swedish, like the Swedish
chef on the Muppets.  Version 1.1 supports RTF files and fixes several
technical bugs.  This will be the last version of Chef; all future enhancements
will be part of the larger text conversion program, Dialectic.  Supports drag
and drop of any number of text files of any length.  C source code also
available; check ftp sites or e-mail [e-mail].  Finger [e-mail]
for complete program list.  Copyright (C) 1994, Mark Pilgrim.  Please read
enclosed file "GNU General Public License" for licensing details.


#### BINHEX     dales-nissus-macros-12.hqx   ****

Date: Fri, 21 May 1993 00:34:57 -0500 (EST)
From: [e-mail]
Subject: Nisus PostScript Macros 1.2



Dale's PostScript Macros for Nisus version 1.2

    (replaces ver. 1.1.1)



Here is version 1.2 of my PostScript Macros for Nisus. The

macros implement postscript "backdrops" consisting of 72 or 100-point

type printed diagonally in light grey over the document. The macros

can be used to print backdrop text on just the first page or on

mulitple pages in a document. More than one backdrop can

be used in the same document. Macros for printing "PRELIMINARY",

"CONIFIDENTIAL", "REVISED" (with date & time), or any dialog-input

string are provided, along with a macro to remove all PostScript

code from a document.



There is also a new PS macro designed to create borders for slides

or overheads produced in Nisus.  The borders contain the presentation

title, author's name, and date/company.



I also included the "raw" PostScript code for those that do not own

Nisus but still wish to insert backdrops or overhead frames.  Most word

processors can use the PostScript Escape font to insert the PS code.



Archive contains the required PostScript Escape font.



Freeware/E-mail-ware





Version history:



1.2:  Rewrote all the backdrop macros to make them easier to localize for

        paper other than US letter.  It is also easier to change fonts etc.

        without having to rework the macro (i.e. things should still be

        centered if you change point sizes or font types).



      Added a new macro (RRect frame) that places a rounded rectangle border

        complete with the presentation title, author's name, and date/company.

        This macro is designed to be used in landscape mode to create slides or

        overheads for presentations.



      Included text versions of the PS code for PS hackers or those that do

        not own Nisus.



1.1.1: Put terse option back onto Remove psBackdrops (accidently removed in

        version 1.1) so macro doesn't abort. Sorry for the slip-up.



1.1: Made it easier to modify the text printed by the macros and improved

        the centering of dialog-entered text.



1.0: Initial release





    COMMING SOON:

        I am still working on a way to get rid of the wasted "white space"

        that the invisible PS code leaves in Nisus.



Dale Southard

[e-mail]

5/17/93



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#### BINHEX     data-man-202.hqx   ****

Date: Sat, 10 Jul 93 16:31:56 -0500
From: [e-mail] (Andrewt Thomas-Cramer)
Subject: dataman.2.0.2.hqx, a wonderful utility

    Many times you can use the find-and-replace function of your software
to make your changes. But sometimes your changes -- even though similar --
cannot be expressed as "find this, replace that." Sometimes what you replace
depends on what you find. Sometimes you want to do other things than
replace, other things than find. And sometimes you have to make the same
changes to many documents.
    You can give DataMan instructions in any order. The instructions are
familiar dialog-like objects that scroll in a window; they can be saved
between sessions so that you never have to enter them again. And you can
create menu items for these scripts of instructions, with keyboard shortcuts.
Need to change all-uppercase to uppercase-and-lowercase often? Press
command-0 for Smart Lowercase, one of several dozen pre-written scripts
accompanying the application.
    One strength of DataMan is symbolization. You can describe text using
symbols, just like you can use the symbol ^p for carriage return in other
software. Only DataMan understands many, many more symbols -- both specific
like ^p, and wild-cards like ^aPrice, which matches any price. You can
redefine wild-cards and create new ones. With symbols you could, for example,
find any date and replace it with the date found plus one day. Since so many
options are available, DataMan provides you with a symbol-editing dialog.
    An example in which DataMan saved me hours: I Was working on a 40-page
cross-index to a large catalog. Each page had some 80 page numbers listed
on it, along with other numbers. The client decided to increase each page
number by one. Changing 2400 page numbers by hand would have taken hours to
enter and proof. DataMan did it in minutes -- and without mistakes.
    DataMan is fast, easy and powerful. This introduction doesn't begin
to cover all DataMan's powers. Enjoy.

CUT-THIS-LINE-AND-ABOVE: --------------------------------------------------


#### BINHEX     dialectic-12.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Mark Pilgrim)
Subject: Dialectic 1.2 (text utility)
Date: Mon, 4 Apr 1994 19:37:33 -0400 (EDT)

Dialectic 1.2 is a general text conversion utility to pass text through a
"dialect" filter of your choice.  Version 1.2 adds a "convert clipboard"
feature, four new dialects, an improved Chef dialect, massive technical
improvements, and Balloon Help.  This version includes the following dialects:
Chef, Fudd, WAREZ, Underwater, Middle English, Pig Latin, Morse Code, Op, and
Rot-13.  Supports drag and drop of any number of text, RTF, or Teachtext
"read-only" files of any length.  C source code also available; check ftp
sites or e-mail [e-mail].  Finger [e-mail] for complete program
list.  Copyright (C) 1994, Mark Pilgrim.  Please read enclosed file "GNU
General Public License" for licensing details.  Have a nice day.


#### TEXT       digest-reader-20-unix.txt   ****

Date: Tue, 19 Nov 91 08:24:39 EST
From: [e-mail] (Dan Brown)
Subject: [*] digest-reader.txt (Version 2)

        Here is Version 2 of digest-reader.txt, that I submitted earlier this
        year. The changes were made by Michael Kimura ([e-mail]),
        who uses the program alot and made to very useful improvements. Just
        some of the major improvements include.

        o The program has been ported to work with VMS/VAXC as well as UNIX/C
          and has been tested in both environments.

        o You now have the ability to extract individual articles from the
          digest being read.

        o The article recognition algorithm has been generalized to accomodate
          many other digests created by other interest groups with similar
          formats. Some of the other digests tested are BIG-LAN DIGEST,
          RISKS-LIST: RISKS-FORUM Digest, Telecom Privacy Digest,
          TELECOM Digest.

#### BINHEX     direct-tex-12.hqx   ****


#### BINHEX     doc-maker-41.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail]
Subject: DOCMaker 4.1 Release
Date: Mon, 6 Jun 1994 10:54:26 -0500



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

NEW FEATURES IN VERSION 4.1:

Useful & quick optional toolbar available for setting picture, text,
chapter, and document attributes.

Program (both DOCMaker and the stand-alone document module) now very clean
and highly debugged.  Thanks to the guys at Onyx Technology, Devon Hubbard
and Brooks Bell for their wonderful QC* program.

Through "Hot Pictures", documents now support QuickTime video, sound,
document linking, and more.  DOCMaker supports the Claris XTND interface
for importing other word processor documents and importing other DOCMaker
documents.  Full text undo now available.  Sixty chapters, more graphics.
Duplicate pictures supported to reduce document size overhead.  This is an
extensive upgrade!!

IF YOU ARE A REGISTERED USER OF DOCMAKER, SEND GREEN MOUNTAIN SOFTWARE YOUR
ORIGINAL DISK FOR A FULL UPGRADE, WHICH INCLUDES THE NEW USERS MANUAL AND
THE DRAGRES APPLICATION FOR ADVANCED USERS.

Have you ever wanted to send a letter to someone, on a disk, but you
werenUt sure what word processor they had?  Have you wanted to put your own
documentation on a disk for others to read and print without worrying about
word processor compatibility?  Well, now you have it:  DOCMaker, a winner
of The 1992 & 1993 MacUser( Shareware Awards!

DOCMaker is an application for the Macintosh* which creates stand-alone,
self-running document files.  It features TscrollableU and Tre-sizableU
windows, graphics, varied text styles and fonts, and full printing
capability.  The stand-alone files are self-executing applications which
you may distribute to others to read and print.  No other application is
required!  This gives you the ability to distribute documents and
information widely with no knowledge of the end-usersU Mac configuration or
software.

With DOCMaker you may create up to 60 separate, 32K chapters within each
document.  Every chapter may contain up to 60 graphics.  You may name every
chapter uniquely; it will appear in the Contents menu.  You may add a table
of contents and a find feature for the readers to quickly jump to selected
sections.  Each chapter may print separately.  DOCMaker itself, will open
any TEXT file or existing DOCMaker document.  DOCMaker will also open and
convert AppleUs TeachText files for saving as stand-alone documents.  RHot
PicturesS act like buttons within the documents for accomplishing such
things as playing sounds, showing QuickTime* movies, and jumping to other
applications.

Files may be added to a document by using the Append File feature so that
your existing documentation may be merged into a single stand-alone
document.  DOCMaker uses the Claris* XTND importing standard to import
styled text from applications such as MicroSoft Word* and MacWrite*.
DOCMaker also takes full advantage of text styles including fonts, faces
(bold, italics, underline, shadow and outline) and specified colors for
those so equipped.  You may define text styles by name and use them when
you need.  And when youUre done, you may add a customized RAbout My
ProductIS menu and dialog to the final stand-alone document.

DOCMaker is a great way to distribute information on disks, networks and
bulletin board services.

Now The BusinessI

If you find that you may use DOCMaker, please take the time to send in the
shareware fee.  If you really look at the public domain and shareware
products available for the Macintosh*, youUll see a tremendous wealth of
interesting, fun, enlightening and useful packages.  Those packages would
not be there if it werenUt for the inquisitive and hard-working,
independent ThackersU among us who just canUt see why a computer has to be
difficult, or expensive, to be good.

Think how dull it would be without those DAs and small programs that fill
some of the gaps among the $195-a-shot applications.  All IUm asking is
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS to cover the price of registration, postage, mailer and
disk.  Included on the disk is an extensive userUs manual file.  The manual
explains, in detail, every feature of DOCMaker, which includes how to
customize the About Dialog.  What more could you ask?

Upgrades are free to registered users.  If you are a registered user of
DOCMaker and you would like to upgrade just send your original disk to
Green Mountain Software and it will be upgraded and sent back to you.

Registration Information

% A SINGLE REGISTERED COPY OF DOCMaker IS LICENSED FOR USE BY ONE
INDIVIDUAL; FOR INSTALLATION AND EXECUTION ON ONE CPU.  PLEASE INQUIRE
ABOUT GROUP AND SITE LICENSES.  SEVERAL LOCALIZED VERSIONS ARE AVAILABLE,
INCLUDING KANJI.

% ANY NUMBER OF STAND ALONE DOCUMENTS MAY BE CREATED AND DISTRIBUTED
FREELY, WITHOUT ANY RESTRICTIONS, AS LONG AS YOU ARE A REGISTERED USER.
REND-PRODUCTS PUBLISHED WORKS DISTRIBUTED FOR PROFIT MUST DO SO UNDER
AGREEMENT WITH GREEN MOUNTAIN SOFTWARE.  SUPPORT DOCUMENTATION FOR
HARDWARE, SOFTWARE, AND OTHER PRODUCTS IS NOT CONSIDERED TO BE
TREND-PRODUCTS PUBLISHED WORKS.

% YOU MAY INSTALL RESOURCES YOU ARE DISTRIBUTING INTO THE STAND-ALONE
DOCUMENTS AS LONG AS YOU ARE A REGISTERED USER OF DOCMaker.

% YOU MAY INCORPORATE THE CUSTOM RABOUTS DIALOG FEATURE INTO YOUR
STAND-ALONE DOCUMENTS AS LONG AS YOU ARE A REGISTERED USER OF DOCMaker.
(Details for using the custom About feature are provided on the official
distribution disk you will receive after registering.)  THE USERS MANUAL IS
EXTENSIVE AND DESCRIBES ALL THE FEATURES OF DOCMaker.

% YOU MAY RECEIVE A FREE UPGRADE DISK FOR ANY NEW VERSION BY SENDING YOUR
ORIGINAL DISTRIBUTION DISK TO GREEN MOUNTAIN SOFTWARE.

Thanks - Mark Wall, Green Mountain Software



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#### BINHEX     drop-text-break.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Xenon)
Subject: Drop*TextBreak
Date: Mon, 17 Jan 1994 18:33:01 UTC
Organization: Anonymous contact service


I am the author of a guide called "Here's How to MacPGP!" which I post
to the Usenet group alt.security.pgp periodically. I include in it this
utility, BinHex encoded, which PGP users need in order to cut text files
to <80 characters per line in order that a PGP signature will remain valid
upon uploading a signed text file. There is no other easy way to cut a text
file to <80 characters on a Mac! It was written by Robert Gibson and is
shareware. You simply drag a text file onto the icon of TextBreak and it's
done. I assume you need System 7 for the drag-and-drop feature but it also
functions without this feature.

I would like to take this out of my Guide, but so far this utility has only
been available on Compuserve. It is called DropTextBreak and I it is
Compacted and BinHexed.

-Xenon


#### BINHEX     easy-view-244.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Adam C. Engst)
Subject: easy-view-244.hqx
Date: Thu, 24 Mar 1994 14:49:00 -0800



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Introduction
------------
Easy View is a program for browsing of collections of structured (but
otherwise plain) text files, large or small. It allows very fast access by
recognizing the internal structure. All of the following text formats can
be viewed using Easy View:

* setext, including TidBITS and similar publications
* Info-Mac, c.s.m.p, or similar digests
* Mail collections: Internet, Navigator, Notebook, etc.
* Dictionaries
* Plain text

New Features
------------
* Large sections are broken into 32K-byte chunks (in any text format)

* A view can be saved as setext or as outline (with the option key)

* Text files can be included from the menu or by dragging into EV
  (Such files are added to the active view)

* The backward/forward feature in a stack of 15 previous positions

Modified
--------
* EV icon is colored slightly (may need to rebuild the Desktop)

* Last screen scrolls just enough to place the bottom line on top

* Copy/Clip operations are simplified: they apply on the selection,
  if any, on the entire section if none

* A finger cursor is displayed on clickable elements

* Clipped items are separated by CR's

* Command key is disabled with the arrows

Bug Fixes
---------
* The infamous style bug seems to be gone

* The not-so-famous bug of empty files is fixed
  (You cannot include empty text files any more)

* The unneeded items in SFPut dialog are removed





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#### BINHEX     easy-view-csmp-index.hqx   ****

Date: Fri, 18 Dec 92 14:28:52 -0500
From: victor Norton<[e-mail]>
Subject: [*] Easy View: CSMP Index

Here is an Easy View 2.2 index (viewer) for the C.S.M.P. Digests as
they appear in /info-mac/digest/csmp. It was written by Akif Eyler,
the author of Easy View. Though the index has been tailored
specifically for the csmp digest, it may work well with other digests
of a similar format.

In order to use the csmp index you will need Easy View 2.22. This is
archived as /info-mac/app/easy-view-22.hqx. When you have installed
Easy View 2.22, put the "c.s.m.p." folder containing the csmp index in
the "Sample Formats" folder in your "Easy View Folder". Then put a
copy of the index into a folder with a collection csmp digests. Open
this index and the digests will be indexed and displayed for _easy
viewing_. Add new digests to the folder as they become available.

Cheers.  - Vic


#### BINHEX     easy-view-sumex-archives.hqx   ****

Date: Wed, 5 May 93 10:06:15 +0300
From: [e-mail] (Akif Eyler)
Subject: sumex_abstracts.hqx (use with Easy View)

Here is a compact table of contents for part of sumex archives,
expandable easily. The contents of 5 out of 22 directories of
sumex have been included:  app, card, cp, ex, util.

info-mac/app/easy-view-2* is required to open the view.

As is, the view will show just the names of the files in these
directories. If the corresponding 00*.abs files are also downloaded
from sumex into the same folder, then the abstracts will be shown
as well. (The file names must match perfectly)

In order to add some of the remaining 17 directories, just put
the desired 00*.abs into the same folder, and include the files
in the view. It is recommended that Auto-include and Auto-modify
flags turned on (see Prefs) for care-free performance.

This view reflects the status of the archives as of May 1.

Akif Eyler
Bilkent University
Ankara, Turkey


#### BINHEX     ebook-10-hc.hqx   ****


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Date: Tue, 20 Jul 1993 12:02:58 -0500
To: [e-mail]
From: [e-mail]
X-Sender: baim@sparky
Subject: EBook 1.0
X-Attachments: :THINK Reference 2:2:EBook1.0.cpt:
Resent-To: [e-mail]
Resent-Date: Tue, 20 Jul 1993 10:29:42 PDT
Resent-From: Info-Mac Moderator <[e-mail]>

EBook is my answer to the growing collection of electronic text "front
ends" available for fee or free.  Many of these front ends are based on
Hypercard, as is EBook.  Where EBook differs, however, is in basic
philosophy.  My goal was to create a simple, self-configuring stack that
would turn a plain text file into the electronic equivalent of a paperback
book: no frills, compact, and easy to read.  You will not find elegant page
layout, provision for margin notes, or other special features.  You will
find:

o       Bookmarks you can set on each page.
o       Simple text search.
o       "Open where I quit!"  A possibly unique feature that remembers the
page you were on when you quit and returns to that page when you next
startup.

For those of you travelling with PowerBooks or simply looking for a way to
read the growing number of fine works becoming available as plain text
files, I hope EBook provides a simple way to enjoy yourself.

EBook is implemented using Hypercard 2.1

EBook is freeware.  However, EBook is NOT released into the public domain.
I reserve all rights to the layout and script features.  No third party may
use EBook in whole or in part to produce a library of works for sale at any
price except minimal cost to defray the expense of materials and handling.
This explicitly excludes companies such as EduCorp that sell collections of
free and shareware for a fee.  I do authorize the release of EBook as part
of the sumex CDROM collection.

Paul W Baim



#### BINHEX     edit-ii-212-docs-mw.hqx   ****

Date: Mon, 15 Feb 1993 00:09:47 -0600
From: [e-mail]
Subject: Edit II MW Doc

Documentation for Edit II 2.1.2 in MacWrite format.


#### BINHEX     edit-ii-215.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail]
Subject: Edit II 2.1.5
Date: Thu, 24 Feb 1994 22:10:21 -0600



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Edit II is intended as a replacement for the Consulair Edit text editor but
which alllows the use of the cursor keys on the Mac keyboard for
navigation. If the extended keyboard is used, then the num lock LED will
indicate whether the cursor pad or the numeric pad mode is on.  The home,
end, page up, page down keys will also work, as will the delete right key.
One level of undo is supported.  You can launch Edit II by double clicking
old Edit files (since Edit II uses the same creator signature as Edit, that
is, EDIT). Stationery documents are supported under System 7.

Thanks for all the support from registered users.  Your feedback has been
incorporated into this version.

2.1.5 (02/24/94) Bug fixes and a few minor new features
~~~~~
** New features **
* cmd-option-W triggers 'Close All'.
* cmd-option-S triggers 'Save All'.
* Disallow opening of filenames beginning with a period (even TeachText
barfs on such filenames, and DTS says it's BAD!).
* Documentation has been updated to reflect the above (and converted to
MS Word 4.0 format - should be readable by *all* word processors!).
** Bugs fixed **
* With the assistance of Mouse Systems Inc, I've fixed a long standing
problem of the repeating a's across the window when you ran Edit II on
a system that used the A3 mouse and an extended keyboard. It's *not*
due to an extension conflict - just an ADB conflict. Thanks to all who
reported the errors over the years and stuck it out! (thanx Chris)
* GREP initialization now checked for errors.
* Read-only files are saved under a new name.
* Check for locked volume for so we can consider all files as read-only.
* Turn on the watch cursor while searching (dumb of me to forget!)
* Remember to close old file when doing 'Save As' (thanx Robby)
* Added AOL text file type



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#### BINHEX     edit7.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Natsu Sakimura)
Subject: [*] Edit7 submission
Date:    Sat, 25 Dec 1993 19:07:17 -0500 (EST)

There have been some debate on what is the best solution
for viewing a very large file for a while. As far as I
remember, the result was something like "there isn't really."

Well, attached application may be the answer for this problem.
Attached is a stuffited binhexed file of Edit7, a freeware
text editor written by Mr.H.Iimori.

Edit7 is a text editor which can deal with:

1) an extremely big text file (upto about actual memory + 60MB
   subject to the availability of the hard disk space)
2) take advantage of script manager (no support for right
   to left writing language yet.)
3) can show line number
4) regular expression search and replace
5) wrap line
6) window split (can do many)
7) multiple view of a file
8) multiple windows
9) drag&drop editing of text bloc
10) multiple undo
and more and more....

This editor is still under development, so some features
are not yet implemented (e.g. print preference dialog has
no effect.)

Documentation is in Japanese, but I presume most of the
features can be figured out by the user without much
problems. I did not add any English explanation in compliance
with the 4) bellow.

There are several conditions for the users to be aware:
1) This is a freeware
2) This is a copyrighted material and all rights are
   reserved by the author.
3) The author cannot be held responsible for any damage caused
   by use of this programme.
4) No redistribution of the modified archive is allowed.
5) No commercial redistribution is allowed.
6) No commercial entity can redistribute this programme for
   the purpose of drawing the attention of customers even if
   it were free, without the prior consent of the author.
7) If anyone violates 5) or 6) above, the party can be
   held responsible for the withdrawal of all the redistributed
   materials.
8) If the user has any bug report, request, question etc.,
   please post to the Debug Folder of FMACPRO(Macintosh
   Programming Forum) in NiftyServe or mail to QFH00053.


Please note that I am not the author, and thus do not
e-mail me for any questions or whatever.

Regards,

Natsu


#### BINHEX     endnote-plus-13-demo.hqx   ****

Date: Mon, 17 May 1993 19:29:44 -0755
From: [e-mail] (David Valentine)
Subject: [*] Endnote Plus, and Endlink Demo's

This is the latest Demo of Niles and Assoc Endnote+ 1.3
Excerpt From the Manual:
Introducing EndNote Plus
Welcome to EndNote Plus, an Enhanced Reference Database and Bibliography
Maker. As the subtitle suggests, EndNote Plus is a program with a dual
purpose.

First, EndNote Plus is a database manager-specialized in storing, managing,
and searching for bibliographic references in your private reference
library.

Second, EndNote Plus is a bibliography maker-it builds lists of cited works
automatically, and can format references to paste into footnotes as well.
EndNote scans your word processor paper for in-text citations. It then
compiles a bibliography using the information in your database. Finally, it
will produce a copy of your paper, reformatting the in-text citations and
placing the bibliography at the end. You select the style to use and
EndNote does the rest! EndNote can reformat documents created by Microsoft
Word 3, 4, and 5, WordPerfect 1.0 - 2.1, MacWrite 5.0, MacWrite II,
WriteNow 1.0-3.0, Nisus 3 and FrameMaker 3. It can also reformat documents
in RTF (Rich Text Format), and plain text documents.

EndLink is the online database import facility for EndNote. It is an add-on
module to EndNote which enables you to import journal references from
online databases into your EndNote libraries. EndLink is not a program
itself, rather it is a resource file which, when present in the same folder
as the EndNote program, endows EndNote with a new import capability.

To use EndLink, you log on to your database service, and capture the
results of your search as they are listed to the screen. Then you start
EndNote, Import the resulting text file using EndLink, and the references
are imported directly into an EndNote library. Further instructions on
begin on page 28.

This file replaces the /end-note-plus.hqx
archive as /demo/endnote-plus-1.3.hqx


#### BINHEX     excalibur-15.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Rick Zaccone)
Subject: Excalibur 1.5 (Spelling Checker)
Date: Wed, 26 Jan 94 12:08:36 EST

[This replaces version 1.4.1]

This is release 1.5 of Excalibur. 1/14/94

Excalibur is a Macintosh spelling checker for LaTeX documents. You can
optionally turn off LaTeX parsing, so Excalibur is a good plain text
spelling checker too.

Features include:

- Excalibur will offer suggestions for how to correct a word.

- Excalibur can spell check the clipboard. This makes it a good
spelling checker for any text based application such as Alpha, BBEdit,
or Eudora.

- You can teach it about new LaTeX commands and environments that
you define.

- Optionally spell checks text in the typewriter (\tt) font.

- You can create your own dictionaries.

- Works with Textures and OzTeX documents. It should work on any TEXT file.

- You will need System 6.0.4 or higher to run Excalibur.

- If you are running System 7 or greater, there is balloon help.

- Excalibur is free.

- British, Dutch, French, Germain, and Italian dictionaries are also
available.

Version 1.5 changes:

- Added options that let the user choose how Excalibur should behave
when you launch it.  You may choose to present an "open file" dialog,
open the clipboard if it has text, or do nothing.  When the clipboard
option is checked, Excalibur will also open the clipboard when it
receives a resume event (if it contains text).

- Adjusted a few of the dialogs so that they all appear and behave
consistently.  Hitting Return or Enter is the same as clicking the
default button.  Command period is the same as cancel.

- Made some changes so that Excalibur's interactions with Alpha are
smoother.

- Fixed the Edit Commands dialog so that it is a bit more intuitive.

- Fixed the Edit Environments dialog so that you no longer enter the
number of arguments.  Excalibur never used these values anyway.

- You can now drag Excalibur's windows to another monitor.

- Fixed a few minor bugs.


Rick Zaccone
[e-mail]
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#### BINHEX     file-viewer-10.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Chris Athanas)
Subject: FileViewer 1.0
Date: Sat, 28 May 1994 09:26:14 -0700


FileViewer is a little utility that lets you view comma delimited

files easily. Instead of importing an entire file into a database

program, just use FileViewer to examine the records first.



To use it, you will need a Macintosh with at least 4mb

of RAM, and System 7.0 or later.



This program is shareware. If you use it and like it,

please send $10 to:



Chris Athanas

1817 California St #203

San Francisco, CA 94109

AOL: Zappertron

Applelink: SILIBUS2

Internet: [e-mail]



 PS - You may include this on a CD-ROM archive if you wish.



#### BINHEX     flash-write-ii-11.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Derek Chee)
Subject: FlashWrite II 1.1
Date: Thu, 28 Apr 94 14:10:02 PDT



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Although the version numbers of this file have not changed, Ambrosia has
added a product list and 800 number service information to this archive.

Version 1.1 works with the Quadra instruction cache, sports our new address,
and has a few other minor changes over 1.03.

  FlashWrite ][ is a notepad desk accessory for jotting down notes, storing
information, and retrieving it easily.

  FlashWrite ][ allows you to have as many different note pages as you like,
each note page may contain up to 32,000 letters and may be displayed in any
font/size/style you like..  Each note page can be given any name you like,
and an alphabetically sorted index of all of the note pages is provided so
you can find the page you are looking for quickly.

  FlashWrite ][ also has a handy Find facility that will find the text your
are looking for no matter what page it is on.  FlashWrite ][ supports Undo,
Cut, Copy, and Paste, and also has many other handy functions like Importing
and Exporting of text, a word count facility, and a very easy to use
interface.

  And when you want to take your notes with you, FlashWrite ]['s complete
printing will allow you to do just that.

  FlashWrite ][ Opener, a companion to FlashWrite ][, is a little INIT that
will open FlashWrite ][ up at any time when you hit a user-definable "hot
key".

  Complete documentation is included.



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#### BINHEX     fudd-11.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Mark Pilgrim)
Subject: Fudd 1.1 (text utility)
Date: Thu, 17 Feb 1994 00:41:23 -0500

Fudd is a small utility to convert text files to Elmer Fudd talk, like the
character of the same name in the U.S. cartoon "Bugs Bunny."  Version 1.1
supports RTF files and fixes several technical bugs.  This will be the last
version of Fudd; all future enhancements will be part of the larger text
conversion program, Dialectic.  Supports drag and drop of any number of text
files of any length.  C source code also available; check ftp sites or e-mail
[e-mail].  Finger [e-mail] for complete program list.  Copyright
(C) 1994, Mark Pilgrim.  Please read enclosed file "GNU General Public
License" for licensing details.


#### BINHEX     fw-recover-10.hqx   ****

Date: Tue, 5 Oct 1993 19:58:44 -0800
From: [e-mail] (Malcolm Pradhan)
Subject: [*] FWRecover 1.0



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 This is a utility from Akimbo Systems' FullWrite support area on
America-On-Line. It is designed to extract text from FullWrite files.

 I did not write this.

 Regards,
 Malcolm



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#### BINHEX     hyper-bibtex-097-hc.hqx   ****

Date: Thu, 06 May 1993 16:29:17 -0500 (CDT)
From: "Evan L. Antworth 214/709-3346" <[e-mail]>
Subject: HyperBibTeX097.sea.hqx


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This file should replace HyperBibTeX095 on all archives.

HyperBibTeX (version 0.9.7, 3-May-93) is a Macintosh
HyperCard stack for  managing bibliography databases
compatible with BibTeX, the bibliography system  used by
the TeX typesetting language. HyperBibTeX's features
include:

* entering and editing bibliographic entries using
  BibTeX's entry types  (Book, Article, Proceedings, etc.),
* checking data integrity and consistency against a set
  of authority lists,
* sorting cards on various fields,
* searching the database,
* marking cards individually or with the search function,
* importing entries from a BibTeX file,
* exporting cards to a BibTeX file.

HyperBibTeX requires HyperCard version 2. It should run
fine under system 6, but  the Balloon Help facility
requires system 7. It also runs under HyperCard Player.

Version 0.9.7 is an upgrade that fixes bugs (including a
serious bug in version 0.9.5) and adds some new features
(such as an Index window that lists the Keys of the cards).
If you are presently using an  older version of HyperBibTeX,
I strongly recommend that you upgrade to version 0.9.7.

Evan Antworth
Academic Computing Department
Summer Institute of Linguistics
7500 W. Camp Wisdom Road
Dallas, TX  75236
U.S.A.

Internet e-mail: [e-mail]
phone: [phone], -2418
fax:    [phone]



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#### BINHEX     in-control-20-demo.hqx   ****

From "Franklin Davis <[e-mail]>" Mon Sep 13 23:30:30 1993
From: Franklin Davis <[e-mail]>
Date: Mon, 13 Sep 93 14:14:45 EDT
Subject: InControl2.0Demo.sea.hqx

[I was asked by Attain Corp. to post this demo to the archives.
They gave permission to include it in the CD-ROM.  I've sent them
the posting guidelines so they'll post updates directly in the
future.

--Franklin Davis  [e-mail]]


WELCOME to a demonstration of IN CONTROL.

If you have ever used outlining software such as MORE or Acta, you will
find IN CONTROL to be familiar and powerful. And even if you're not
familiar with traditional outlining software, you'll find the concepts easy
to grasp and instantly useful.

IN CONTROL adds a whole new dimension of power beyond what is available in
simple outliners. With IN CONTROL you can add new columns of information
associated with each topic in the outline. And you can use these new
columns to arrange and quickly re-arrange your outline into different
orders. So you can see the top priority things to do for the California
project, or all the things assigned to Ellis that are due before next
Friday. With the click of a button, you can also see your to-do list
displayed in an interactive calendar view.

IN CONTROL is unlike ordinary calendar or outline programs. While calendars
can remind you of upcoming events, only IN CONTROL helps you decide WHAT TO
DO as well as when to do it.

IN CONTROL is the only To-Do List Manager that lets you organize all your
activities in an outline in a prioritized list and on your calendar. You
choose the organization that's best.

Starting to use IN CONTROL doesn't require a big investment of time or
effort. Just type in your list and IN CONTROL is ready to help you juggle
priorities, decide what to do next, and remember important dates,
assignments, and details.

You can set priorities, assign responsibilities, choose dates, and
instantly sort your list in order based on any of these values. And you can
quickly focus on just those items in the list that match any criteria you
specify. You can view your lists as outlines, calendars, or both.

____________ REQUIREMENTS

IN CONTROL requires the following equipment and software:
        Macintosh Plus or greater, including any current
            Macintosh model.
        System Software version 6.0.5 or later, or 7.0 or later
        600K bytes of memory; more for larger files
        Two 800K floppy disk drives or a hard disk

System 7 Users: IN CONTROL provides Balloon Help, supports TrueType and the
required AppleEvents, and is 32-bit compatible.

(This BinHex file created by DownLine 1.1)


#### BINHEX     indexer-10.hqx   ****

From: Todd Clements <[e-mail]>
Subject: The Indexer 1.0; A Yearbook Indexing Utility
Date: Thu, 23 Jun 1994 22:48:41 -0700 (PDT)

The Indexer, Version 1.0, by Todd Clements ([e-mail])

This utilities main purpose is to aid in the creation of indexes for
yearbooks.  What it does is simple, it reads in a file of names, and allows
you to associate page numbers with each of these names.  However, it makes
the process easier than doing it by hand (My own experience with a ~1500
name index had the time go from 9 hrs to 2 hrs.).  It offers find features
that will allow you to find names (or portions of names), or find those who
are indexed to a certain page.

You can open up previously made indexes and continue with your work at any
time.  The Indexer also offers Alphabetical sorting functions, and functions
to create useable index files.  (As an example, I received a DOS file from
the District in All caps, with extraneous information all over the
place... The Indexer allows you to selectively remove that extraneous
information and create a useable file).

If you are involved in anything that involves association of text with page
numbers, The Indexer could be useful to you.  The Indexer is Shareware $5US.

I am the author and can be reached at [e-mail].

The Indexer may be included on CD ROMs or other such packages as long as the
fee is for cost of product, and not profit.

It should probably be stored in /util/text


#### BINHEX     info-browser-281-hc.hqx   ****

From: Jeff Kline <[e-mail]>
Subject:      InfoBrowser 2.8.1 Digest Browser
Date:         Fri, 03 Jun 94 12:16:58 EST


InfoBrowser 2.8.1

In an attempt to make the chore of reading the Info-Mac Digest easier and less
time consuming I created this stack. The inspiration came to me after reviewing
the stack of a similar nature by Peter Jorgenson.

InfoBrowser can read in text versions of Info-Mac Digest files.  After reading
them in it displays them in a fairly easy to use format that allows rapid
browsing, and the extracting of information including files to be downloaded.

I have fixed a couple of bugs from 2.8 and added some minor functionality to the
Download Card.  I have made it easier to extract file info into a format that is
appropriate for e-mail retrieval of archived files.

I find this HC stack very useful and it helps speed up the process of reading
the lengthy Info-Mac Digest

This requires HC 2.0, works most efficiently on 12" or larger monitors.  This is
FreeWare, but please send me an e-mail message if you like it

The stack has complete documentation including pseudo baloon help contained
within the stack.


Jeff Kline

[e-mail]
[e-mail]




#### BINHEX     info-mac-digest-stack-11-hc.hqx   ****

Date: 22 Sep 1992 13:30:08 -0400 (EDT)
From: Peter Jorgensen <[e-mail]>
Subject: Mac Digest Stack 1.1

Greetings,

Here is the latest version of my InfoMac Digest Stack. It has some small
improvements such as an arrow button that takes you to the next subject. The
import feature now has an option for closing the stack after importing a batch
of text files. This is useful if the stack is stored on a file server, and you
want it to be available after the importation is finished.

For those who may not know, InfoMac Digest stack is a hypercard front-end for
the InfoMac Digests. It takes the digests as they arrive (big text files) and
imports them into a HyperCard structure that facilitates following threads,
looking for infomation, and generally dealing with the large volume of
information contained in the digest.

The stack is freeware, copyright 1992 by Peter Jorgensen.


#### BINHEX     jconv-dd-18-jp.hqx   ****

From: Natsu Sakimura <[e-mail]>
Subject: JCONV-DD v.1.8J
Date: Thu, 16 Jun 1994 14:46:18 -0400 (EDT)

This is JCONV-DD v.1.8 (Japanese Version).

JCONV-DD is a Kanji-code converter. It

1) Auto-detects the Kanji Codes of an input file
2) Drag & Drop interface
3) Converts end-of-line characters
4) Can set preference for each input file type so that once
   you set it, you will not be required to interact with it
   any more.
and much more.

Version 1.8 automated the fixing and conversion of damaged
JIS file. It has much better interface to treat ASCII files
as well.

JCONV-DD is a DonateWare.

Enjoy,

Natsu Sakimura


#### BINHEX     jconv-dd-18.hqx   ****

From: Natsu Sakimura <[e-mail]>
Subject: [*] JCONV-DD v.1.8E
Date: Thu, 16 Jun 1994 14:47:02 -0400 (EDT)

This is JCONV-DD v.1.8E (English Version).

JCONV-DD is a Kanji-code converter. It

1) Auto-detects the Kanji Codes of an input file
2) Drag & Drop interface
3) Converts end-of-line characters
4) Can set preference for each input file type so that once
   you set it, you will not be required to interact with it
   any more.
and much more.

Version 1.8 automated the fixing and conversion of damaged
JIS file. It has much better interface to treat ASCII files
as well.

JCONV-DD is a DonateWare.

Enjoy,

Natsu Sakimura


#### TEXT       jove-microemacs-configs.txt   ****

Date: Tue, 11 Jan 94 13:03:42 EST
From: Tony Silva <[e-mail]>
Subject: [*] JOVE & MicroEmacs startup files w/ GNU-Emacs-ish bindings


Due to the overwhelming number of requests I received asking for
either or both of these files, I've decided to post them to
Info-Mac. There are two files, .joverc and emacs.rc, which I used to
make Jove 4.12 and MicroEmacs 3.x (x = 10?) running under System 6.0.7
operate as much like GNU Emacs as possible. I now use GNU Emacs under
MacMiNT under System 7.1, so I have no intention of upgrading these
startup files.

Several people pointed out that Alpha can also be made Emacs-like. I
had previously tried to do so, but gave up after a short effort. I
believe that the newer versions of Alpha do not run under System 6, so
Jove would probably be the way to go if you use System 6.

The usual caveats apply. In other words, it very well works for me,
but don't complain if you don't like it.

#### BINHEX     letter-header-13.hqx   ****

From: "Allan M. Bloom" <[e-mail]>
Subject:      LetterHeader 1.3
Date:         Wed, 23 Mar 94 18:57:56 EST


On ZIFNet Mac today, I found LetterHeader ($20 Shareware), a neat
extension that "flashes" a letterhead or watermark on an otherwise
pristine document when printing. It uses PICT files to flash below
or above (your choice) whatever document you are printing. You may
choose one flash to print on page 1 and one to print on subsequest
pages. Neat toy.

I've been patching our letterhead into my MacWrite Pro stationery. It'd
be neat if I didn't have to store the letterhead stuff in each document.
Also, printing a watermark, like "DRAFT" in big outline text, on each
page of the printout is useful. There is a commercial product that does
that (Working Software Something? I forget), but I'm fond of shareware.

Printing to a PICT file should be readily done via Print-2-Pict. Not in
MacWrite Pro (1.5v1). Major crash. But it doesn't seem to be P2P's fault.
P2P 3.5 works fine from Edit II and from (Oh yuck!) MS Word 5.1, so I
assume the fine folk at Claris did it again. PopChar needed revised to
work with MacWrite Pro, too. Kept my wife using MacWrite II for many
months until Gunther figured out what violence Claris was doing to
Apple's standards.

If you want to get a "flash" from MacWrite Pro, choose the "file" output
option and "print" the file as EPS with normal Mac header. Then you need
to use something like PICTuresque to convert the EPSF to a PICT. I have
written the author of P2P about the problem with MWP. Maybe a revision
will be forthcoming. Meanwhile, MWP users had best also get PICTuresque
and resign themselves to a two-stage process.

Al Bloom, Virginia Tech

#### UUENCODE   mac-to-tex-unix.uu   ****

Date: Mon, 21 Oct 91 22:08:56 -0500
From: [e-mail] (Alfred Lorber)
Subject: unix/mactotex.uu

                   MacToTeX
           by Adam Fedor ([e-mail])

UNIX programs and files for including Mac PostScript files in a
(La)TeX document.  You need to have Psfig installed to use this
package!!!  Specially suited to handle problems caused by System 7.
(In PS file, delete LaserPrep section, delete font definitions, etc.)
Good man page and documentation.  This package contains the following
files:

README            ; you guessed it

#### BINHEX     mac-translit-12.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Mikhail Fridberg)
Subject: MacTranslit_1_2.hqx
Date: Fri, 3 Dec 1993 17:57:51 -0500



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A utility for converting between different writing systems of text. This
shareware ($25.00 US) version can convert among 3 different Cyrillic
systems - Apple Standard Cyrillic, Russian KOI-8 Alternative Variant system
and old Casady and Green unilingual Cyrillic system. More conversion tables
are available for registered users.
Required Sys 7. Drag and drop, baloon help, very fast and small.
Tested on variety of macintoshes, from Mac 512 to Centris 610. 32 bit
clean, virtual memory compatible.

Probably should go into /info-mac/text directory.

- Mike Fridberg
([e-mail])




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#### BINHEX     mcsink-70-files.hqx   ****

Date: Tue, 13 Feb 90 12:50:11 CST
From: [e-mail] (John A. Palkovic)
Subject: McSink 7.0 files


Moderator: McSink 7.0 files, stuffed and binhexed, follows.  I am
sending the DA in a seperate mail message.

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#### BINHEX     mcsink-70.hqx   ****

Date: Tue, 13 Feb 90 12:47:58 CST
From: [e-mail] (John A. Palkovic)
Subject: McSink 7.0


This is McSink 7.0, the latest update to McSink, arguably the best
DA/text editor for the mac.  I am posting this as two separate files;
the first is the DA, the second is a document (20k) and about a dozen
VCMD's.  If you want to know what is different, get the second file
and extract the "McSink V7.0 Changes" file and read it.  It is a text
file.  A quick summary: word wrap is disabled :-( ; it is a lot
faster and you can now use VCMD's in McSink.  if you want all the
features you have to get Vantage, the commercial big brother to McSink.

John Palkovic
[e-mail]
disclaimer: This space intentionally left blank.

Moderator: McSink 7.0 DA, stuffed and binhexed, follows.  McSink 7.0
files will be in another mail message.

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#### BINHEX     micro-emacs-310.hqx   ****

From "[e-mail] (Anders Stegen)" Thu Aug 26 12:14:55 1993
From: [e-mail] (Anders Stegen)
Date: Thu, 26 Aug 93 09:00:06 +0200
Subject: Emacs_310.sit.hqx 1/3


This is a Mac implementation of the text editor microEmacs.
(For people like me who has it's somewhat cryptic command
interface solidly stuck in our brain patterns.)
It's from 1989 and must have come from the Internet originally,
I found it on some Swedish local BBS.

No bugs to my knowledge (I haven't tested it too hard either).  It
handles files 300-400 K without problems, though.
I still use system 6.0.5 and can't guarantee it's system 7 behaviour.
I'm using Disinfectant 3.2 for virus checking.

Archived by Stuff-it Lite.

Enjoy!

Anders Stegen


#### BINHEX     mini-text-101-hc.hqx   ****

From [e-mail] Tue Sep 21 02:23:50 1993
Date: Mon, 20 Sep 93 12:21:06 EDT
From: Le FEUSTE <[e-mail]>
Subject: submitting MiniText1.0.1

I'd like to apologize for re-submitting MiniText so shortly but
I realized that there was a small bug in v.1.0. I also forgot to
compact the stack (within HyperCard). Now, this is corrected and
I included in this archive both english and french versions of
the stacks.

MiniText1.0.1
------------

MiniText is my impression of a word processor using the HyperCard
(2.1) environment. I was looking for an easy way to open text
files from within HC. I couldn't find anything so I made it.
I hope you will find it worth posting in this archive.

BinHexed and Compacted with CompactPro
Checked for viruses with Disinfectant 3.2

Stephane Jose.  [e-mail]     (o is a letter)

--------------------cut here------------------------------------


#### BINHEX     mini-writer.hqx   ****

Date: Sun, 28 Jun 1992 09:57:24 -0500 (CDT)
From: Larry Rymal <[e-mail]>
Subject: miniWRITER1.73.sit


miniWRITER is a popular text editor desk accessory which is great for
composing and uploading text messages to bulletin boards.  Also good for
creating short (or small) text-only documents.  Configurable, will add
carriage returns after a certain amount of characters per line (you specify
the number of characters).  Excellent text editor DA!  Shareware, $10.00.


#### BINHEX     misebirakasu-20.hqx   ****

From "Chris K. Thomas <[e-mail]>" Sat Aug 28 10:44:56 1993
Date: Sat, 28 Aug 93 08:57:52 -0400
From: Chris K. Thomas <[e-mail]>
Subject: Misebirakasu 2.0 [*]

Misebirakasu 2.0
>>the Simple Online Knowledge Solution<<

Misebirakasu is an online documentation system, originally created to replace
DisplayDA and provide a simple means of displaying and accessing small
amounts of useful text.  Misebirakasu can now perform those simple duties,
and much more.  By the manipulation of resources, one may customize it to
display almost any sort of graphic- or text-based information of any size
that one needs to access quickly and easily, including pictures displayed
within text.

New for 2.0:  Status bar which tells you which chapter youUre currently
viewing.  Copy now copies pictures along with text.  Added the ability to
have the display window vertically stretch itself to fill the screen, and
since that means that we canUt use the autocentering utilities provided by
the System, an option which centers the window on the main screen.  Pictures
now copy to the clipboard along with text.  TeachTextiness eliminated
entirely.  Hilting problems fixed.  Drastic speed increases.  Find problems
fixed.  Changed packaging and method of distribution. Dropped TeachText
compatibility for speed.

Misebirakasu
* can have an unlimited number of chapters.  Each chapter can display up to
32K of Styled text in full living color.
* can display pictures within the text.
* allows the user to select and copy any portion of the text.  Selected
pictures are also copyable.
* has a "Find" function.
* is 32-bit compatible and 68040 cache compatible, and doesnUt do nasty
things to the system, so it should theoretically work with future systems
forever.

Also
* you can define sections of text which can be accessed quickly and easily
>From the TSectionsU menu.

Requires a Resource Editor to customize.


#### BINHEX     mishu-wuhan-204-demo.hqx   ****

Date: Wed, 9 Jun 1993 20:06:57 -0600
From: raymund ken-guan chan <[e-mail]>

Mishu-Wuhan Demo 2.04 is a DA and extension with a set of fonts that allow one
to paste Chinese characters as text or pictures into other applications such
as Microsoft Word, MacWrite, Hypercard, Word Perfect or any application that
accepts Apple's standard Styled Text or Pict clipboards. Chinese Word or
MacWrite documents can be imported into PageMaker and QuarkExpress. It will
work under System 6.0.7 or 7 and best of all, you do not need to have Apple's
ChineseTalk System or WorldScript installed! Printing is very slow on
postscript laserprinters, but only slightly longer on QuickDraw printers
such as the Imagewriter, LaserWriter LS and Sytlewriter. Faxing documents is
also quite fast. The method of character selection is similar to ChineseTalk
via pinyin. The only difference between this demo and the full version is
only the characters up to the pinyin "feng" are here.

The DA will not work properly unless both the fonts and extension are
installed and the System restarted. The demo guide is in Word Format.
You can open it with MacWrite, Microsoft Word or any other word processor
that can handle that format by first opening the application and selecting
Open from the file menu. Choose the Guide when the get file dialog appears.
Instructions on ordering the full version are included in the demo guide.

Mishu was given a four and a half mice rating by MacUser magazine in 1989.
Version 2.04 is fully compatible with System 7.1.

Note to Moderators: This demo should replace the earlier version 2.0 demo.


#### BINHEX     muedit-13.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Kamal Abdali)
Subject: MuEdit1.3, Part 1 of 3
Date: Sat, 07 May 94 09:30:09 -0700

This stuffed, binhexed file contains MuEdit1.3, a freeware Mac program
to edit text containing multiple styles and multiple scripts.  This
application has been successfully used for Roman/Arabic/Farsi/Urdu
and Roman/Hebrew editing.  Pls discard earlier versions.

[Dear MacGift Archiver: Pls call this file "muedit13.sit.hqx" or something
like it with your conventions, but not "mu-edit..." because archie
users will normally use its name "muedit" in their searches.  Thanks.]

Kamal Abdali, [e-mail]

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#### BINHEX     multi-find-replace-14-fkey.hqx   ****

Date: Mon, 23 Nov 92 18:59:23 BST
From: Gaspard Gendreau ESRIN/ISD <[e-mail]>
Subject: Multi-Find-Replace1.4

Multi Find-Replace is a free FKEY to performs a succession of global "Find and
Replace" on the text of the current clipboard:

   - copy the text to the clipboard
   - activate the FKEY
   - Paste the text

It comes ready to use with:
   - Macintosh text <-> Dos text conversions (including extended ASCII)
   - Uppercase <-> lowercase conversions
   - Remove accents
   - Remove extra "end of line" to build paragraph

You can create your own definition file(s) with ResEdit.
Includes an FKEY installer.


#### BINHEX     note-pad-ii.hqx   ****

Date: Tue, 16 Jun 92 23:24:44 PDT
From: [e-mail]
Subject: Desk Accessory Cloning (C)

>What I'm after is having multiple copies of the Note Pad for keeping
>track of various snippits by category.

You might find one of the following a better alternative to making
multiple copies of NotePad:

info-mac/da/notepadii.hqx
info-mac/da/super-note-pad-121.hqx

Ah, I see that Note Pad II is no longer at Sumex. So here is a
resubmission...

NotePad II is a shareware enhanced notedpad DA. It provides a
wide window and the ability to group notes into topics.


#### BINHEX     note-taker-10-hc.hqx   ****

Date: Tue, 27 Jul 93 11:04:04 -0400
From: [e-mail] (Robert Rumpf)
Subject: Re: Replacement Submission

Well, here goes again.  Hope this one makes it to you!

NoteTaker 1.0 is a note-taking hypercard stack for students and researchers
alike.  Designed for use on PowerBooks, has import/export functions and an
easy to use menu-driven interface.  See the HELP screen on the main menu
for more info.


                                        -=Bob=-
=====================================================
1001010010100010101010010101011110101010101001010101
1010101110101010111010110101010101001011101111000101
1001010010010010101010010101110101010101010101000101

"If this were a virus you would be dead now.  Fortunately it's not."

 - Hiro Protagonist, "SnowCrash", Neal Stephenson 1992
=====================================================


#### BINHEX     notebook-maker.hqx   ****

From "[e-mail] (Allan Udy)" Mon May 16 17:25:47 1994
Date: Tue, 17 May 1994 12:09:14 +1100
From: [e-mail] (Allan Udy)
Subject: Notebook Maker upload



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

Hi,

Please find attached NoteBook Maker. The standard blurb follows:

=======================================
Notebook Maker

This application will allow you to take a standard Macintosh TEXT file of
data, and create a stand-alone 'Notebook' application which includes that
information in an easy to browse and search format. Notebook applications
are designed so that you can easily distribute list based information to
other Macintosh users. The low memory requirements mean that it is
especially useful in lab situations where you can have lists of do's and
dont's, helpful hints and so on.

Once the Notebook application has been created, you can use Notebook Maker
to add and delete topic entries, or remove and attach graphics to
individual topics.

Notebook Maker can also create 'Command Set' files for use with the
application 'Commander' (of use to 4th Dimension developers only).

Shareware: US$15 or one audio compact disk.
Golden Micro Solutions
P.O. Box 590, Blenheim, NEW ZEALAND

[e-mail]

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



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#### BINHEX     pc-wordperfect-files.hqx   ****

Date: Mon, 7 Sep 1992 11:16 EST
From: "PROF. L.G. LEDUC" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Report on Translating WordPerfect files

Please find below my report on translating WordPerfect files from PC DOS
format to Word 5.0 on the Mac.

Leo G. Leduc
[e-mail]



#### BINHEX     plain-text-129a.hqx   ****

From: Mel Park <[e-mail]>
Subject: PlainText v. 1.29a text editor
Date: Fri, 20 May 1994 14:45:26 -0600 (CST)

PlainText 1.29a fixes a bug in version 1.28 that caused crashes while
zooming windows on SEs, MacPluses, PB100s and a few other machines that
are designed to use multiple monitors.

PlainText is a free text editor that is small and fast. It's feature-set
has been limited to those features I have found useful in many years of
experience with a number of commercial and share-ware editors. Most
importantly, PlainText has automatic word wrap and no 32K limit. Other
features are bookmarks and better than standard search and replace. You
can use PlainText to insert or remove hard carriage returns, convert
between Unix, MS/DOS, and Mac end-of-line conventions, convert between
straight and curly quotes, etc. Granted, the big, full-featured editors,
like Pete Keleher's Alpha and BBEdit, by Rich Siegel, have these features,
plus many more. PlainText incorporates a subset in a small, simple, and
fast editor. PlainText even incorporates a few operating system commands
in a command-line interface.

PlainText requires System 6.0.5 or greater and is System 7 saavy.

This is version 1.2.9a. Users of version 1.2.8, or any other previous
versions should switch to this one in order to take advantage of the many
enhancements and a few bug fixes. Version 1.3 is in the works. It's major
change will be a modeless search and replace dialog.

    Mel Park
    University of Tennessee, Memphis
    [e-mail]


#### BINHEX     power-notes-21-hc.hqx   ****

Date: Thu, 14 Oct 1993 20:25:11 +0000
From: [e-mail] (Robert Rumpf)
Subject: PowerNotes 2.1



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Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

PowerNotes=81 is a Hypercard stack designed to be an electronic notebook=
 for
students and researchers alike.  Designed for use on a Powerbook=
 (although
it will run on any Mac with a screen size of 640 x 400 or larger),=
 it
organizes and stores information (ie, class notes, research notes,
diagrams, recipes, whatever), which can be textual or graphical in=
 nature.=20
PowerNotes=81 has various import and export functions. This stack=
 is
exceptionally useful as an electronic notebook for students taking=
 notes
directly onto their PowerBooks, or for researchers and experimenters=
 who
need to keep track of experiments, projects, or information from=
 primary
literature references.

What's new for Version 2.1?

 * Outliner Button to rapidly prepare an outline of all topics and
subtopics in the stack (great for generating an instant syllabus!)
 * Print Button provides formatted output of the entire contents=
 of a given card
 * Textfile Button to allow for simple import and/or export of text=
 between
an ascii file and PowerNotes
 * Time and Date fields are customizable
 * Minor Bug Fixes




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#### TEXT       prep-editor.txt   ****

Subject: Re: transcription editor
Date: Tue, 23 Feb 93 10:40:11 EST
From: [e-mail]


George Wittenberg asks about an editor for handling "overlapping dialogs" in
a tabular format.  Our collaborative writing environment, the PREP Editor,
handles transcription *extremely* well - to the point of being able to
include the actual voice in the document (if you have a enough RAM)!  We use
PREP to transcribe our own studies, in addition to writing all our papers.

This transciption capability is ancillary to PREP's real goal, which is to
provide a writing environment to support collaborative writing.  We are an
NSF sponsored project.

PREP includes XTND capabilities for import and export; text, drawing, and
sound support; and much more.  Note that PREP is *NOT* a
synchronous/networked/real time environment (although that will be
changing).  We think that 90% of the work happens asynchronously, anyway.


#### BINHEX     pyramid.hqx   ****

From: "John W. Gray" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Pyramid, a letter to number converter
Date: Fri, 27 May 1994 15:42:28 -0500



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Notes on "Pyramid"  by Temporal Custodian:

This program is a simple device that accepts text input from the user
and outputs a numerical value using the following process:

The text is broken into individual characters and each character is
converted into a number depending on its position in the English alphabet.
For example, if you input an "A" the program returns a value "1" as the
total.  A "z" will return a 26, and so on.  Capitals and lowercase letters
have the same value, and digits hold their own value, so if you enter a
"9," the program will return a "9" as its output.



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#### BINHEX     quick-notes-10b6.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Joe Zobkiw)
Subject: QuickNotes1.0b6
Date: Tue, 8 Jun 1993 19:55:02 -0400 (EDT)

QuickNotes 1.0b6 by Joe Zobkiw

QuickNotes allows you to quickly and easily create reminder
notes on your Macintosh! Requires System 7 and is very cool!

Full Read Me file enclosed.


#### BINHEX     quill-22.hqx   ****

From: Ken Simpson <[e-mail]>
Subject: Quill2.2; a text viewer
Date: Wed, 13 Apr 1994 15:42:22 -0500



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

The latest of Sergio Villone's indispensible text viewer

Use Quill to display (with text and pictures) documents created by:
-Text editors (such as QUED, Edit, TeachText etc.)
-MacWrite
-MacWrite II
-Word 1.xx, 3.xx, 4.0  & 5.0 (even in 'fast save' format!)
-Microsoft Write
-WriteNow 1.xx, 2.xx & 3.0
-Nisus (No pictures, sorry!)
-WordPerfect 2.1
-DocViewer
-DocMaker & InfoMaker
And also:
-PICT Format Documents
-PICT's in the resource fork

You can also cut paste and print. Now in a resizable window!

I am in no way connected with the author.

Regards
Ken



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#### BINHEX     quoter.hqx   ****

Date: Wed, 14 Apr 93 08:16 EDT
From: Jeffrey L. Needleman <[e-mail]>
Subject: Quoter DA

In 11-79, Harry Hahn <[e-mail]> asks again for the "old"
freeware DA Quoter. Here it is. Written by Pete Johnson, this DA just puts
those darn ">" before each line of your text (line length 10-80
characters). It even lets you encrypt or decrypt your text with a password
of your choice, and will "postmark" your text with date and time as well if
requested.  It's free.  This is version 1.0; there may be later ones.

I'm uploading it in a traditional DA suitcase for compatibility with Sys 6
use; for System 7, just double-click on the suitcase to pull the
application out, of course.
Jeff Needleman  <[e-mail]>


#### BINHEX     reeves-digest-browser-11-hc.hqx   ****

Date: Fri, 14 Aug 92 11:40:04 -0600
From: [e-mail] (GEOFF REEVES)

The "Reeves Digest Browser" is a hypercard stack which makes it
easy to navigate through digests. It is a self unstuffing,
binhexed archive. It is called the "Reeves Digest Browser" to
distinguish it from other Digest Browsers which are around.
It reads text digests into hypercard putting contents information
into a contents window and each message into its own message
window. It should work on any digest but has been tested only
on the homebrew and grateful dead digests.

Messages can be shown by clicking on the contents window,
choosing "read messages", clicking "next" or "previous" message
buttons, or choosing the message number. Messages can also
be edited and/or exported to their own files. Complete help is
available for all buttons and fields by option-clicking on the
button or field you want to know about. This stack is offered
as shareware.

Geoff Reeves
[e-mail]




#### BINHEX     replica-viewer-demo.hqx   ****

From "[e-mail] (Rob Dewhirst)" Fri Mar 11 09:25:31 1994
Date: Fri, 11 Mar 94 09:20:14 PST
From: [e-mail] (Rob Dewhirst)
Subject: Replica for Macintosh Free Trial



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This is the Free Trial Version of Replica for Macintosh Version 1.0

Try this full functioning application 5 times at no cost, to see how easy
it is to share any document, regardless of application, font, graphics or
computer platform.

This archive also includes an unlimited-use Replica Viewer to read any
Replica document. Info on how to use Replica is included. Requires System
6.0.7 or later and 2 MB (4MB for System 7 users).

This is a self-extracting installer.  No other compression is needed.




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Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="RepMac.sea"


#### BINHEX     rtf-to-html-converter-25.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Henry Rzepa) (Henry Rzepa)
Subject: rtftohtml V2.5
Date: Fri, 18 Mar 1994 18:48:59 +0000



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

I enclose V2.5 of Chris Hector's rtf to html converter. This supports
many more conversion features, including tables.



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Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="rtftohtml_2.5=.sea"


#### BINHEX     saint-edit-11.hqx   ****

Date: Thu, 14 Oct 93 21:51:01 CDT
From: [e-mail] (Brian Lakeman)
Subject: SaintEdit 1.1

This is a update to SaintEdit 1.0 that's already on sumex.

Brian Lakeman        [e-mail]
--------------------------------------------------------------------------

Well it is finally here!

This is a major upgrade to SaintEdit there are a ton of new
features and many bug fixes, so please read the 1.1 release history!

SaintEdit is a System 7, squeaky clean, robust general purpose text
editor-not a word processor, not a page layout program, not a draw program.

Hidden behind the simple and intuitive user interface lies a rather complex
program representing years of work. I use it as a snazzy, efficient
replacement for Teach Text: Though it doesn't (yet) support graphics,
SaintEdit will read any text file and is loaded with features.

SaintEdit 1.1

- System 7 Savvy
- Multiple open windows
- Memory dependent file size limit (greater than 32K!)
- Extensive Undo/Redo support
- Safe file saving routines
- Extensive Search and replace
- Color Day/Night Settings (change background color too!)
- FastScrolls
- Drag and Drop any TEXT file
- Sleek Interface
- Printing Support
- Multiple Monitor Support
- Auto read UNIX and DOS files without messing with converters
- Save text files for Macintosh, UNIX, DOS, TeachText, TeachText
  Read Only
- Speech Manager Support
- And much, much more!

Thank you for your support...

Craig Marciniak        [e-mail]

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

#### UUENCODE   setext-viewer-03-unix.uu   ****

Date: Mon, 21 Feb 1994 13:41:02 +0300
From: [e-mail] (Akif Eyler)
Subject: setext-viewer-0.3 attached

We have another version of a prototype for reading TidBITS (and
any setext) on unix boxes. The current version needs System 5
and curses library.

**Does not work on a Mac without unix operating system**

This version has its own pager, thus it can accept piped input
>From other programs such as mail or news readers.

Oguz Isikli and Suleyman Karabuk, graduate students at Bilkent
University, worked on the implementation of the program.  The

#### BINHEX     signature-quote-10.hqx   ****

Date: 28 May 1993 10:57:49 -0800
From: "Rick Holzgrafe" <[e-mail]>
Subject: SignatureQuote 1.0 - part 1

                        SignatureQuote 1.0 - part 1 of 3
SignatureQuote is a new utility for use with any e-mail, bulletin board, or
network news program. It offers:

o Quoting of text in a variety of styles
o Insertion of standard text such as network and e-mail signatures
o Conversion of 80-character lines to Mac-style paragraphs and vice-versa
o All functions can be customized to your preferences

SignatureQuote is simple to use: just click a button to invoke a function. If
you prefer, any function can be made into a custom FKEY and installed in your
application or System file.

SignatureQuote is useful with QuickMail, Microsoft Mail, FirstClass, America
Online, NewsWatcher, Eudora, and any similar communications program. It
requires System 7.0 or later and runs on all Macintosh computers.


28-May-93 23:11:26-GMT,25360;000000000001
Return-Path: <[e-mail]>
Received: from SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)
    id AA23227; Fri, 28 May 93 16:11:25 PDT
Full-Name: Info-Mac Moderator
Received: by SUMEX-AIM.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)
    id AA24011; Fri, 28 May 93 12:18:52 PDT
From: [e-mail] (Info-Mac Moderator)
Resent-Message-Id: <[e-mail]>
Date: Fri, 28 May 1993 12:18:50 PDT
Resent-To: [e-mail]
Resent-Date: Fri, 28 May 1993 12:18:50 PDT
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Message-Id: <[e-mail]>
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-- Rick Holzgrafe
   Semicolon Software
   [e-mail]

[SignatureQuote.cpt.hqx.]

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#### TEXT       skim-11-unix.txt   ****

From: [e-mail] (Danny Schwendener)
Subject: Browsing digests for recent uploads (version 1.1)
Date: Fri, 12 Feb 1993 13:57:18 GMT

This is a slightly improved version of the skim Unix program recently
posted by Craig Nevill-Manning <[e-mail]>. This version
also inserts the necessary 'cd' and 'get' commands so that you can feed
the resulting script directly into FTP.

I have sumex-aim in my .netrc file, so that all I need to do after the
skim is to type the following command to get the tagged files:
    ftp sumex-aim.stanford.edu < download

Craig Nevill-Manning <[e-mail]>'s program description:
>
>I wrote this quick Unix program for browsing info-mac digests. I try to keep
>up with the new uploads to sumex, but it's a tedious, repetitive process to
>actually download the stuff I want. This C program scans a digest (or several)
>in a file or files given on the command line for the [*] denoting an upload
>notice, and prints out the description. Type y if you want to download it, and

#### TEXT       skim-digest-unix.txt   ****

Date: Thu, 28 Feb 91 03:00:17 CST
From: [e-mail] (Mike Gleason)
Subject: [*] skim-digest.c


/* skim-digest.c
 * version 1.0, 28 Feb 91, by Mike Gleason, NCEMRSoft.
 *
 * Purpose: To read only selected articles from the Info-Mac digests.
 *
 * How to use: Compile this C source code with your favorite C compiler
 *   on your favorite unix host:
 *
 *   % cc skim-digest.c -O -o skim
 *
 *   Go out and download a digest from sumex-aim.stanford.edu.  Run skim:
 *
 *   % skim digest50 digest51 digest49
 *
 *   It should be fairly straightforward from there.  When skim finds an

#### BINHEX     spectre-write-32-hc.hqx   ****

From: Justin Higgins <[e-mail]>
Subject: SpectreWrite v3.2
Date: Thu, 16 Jun 1994 21:05:26 -0400 (EDT)

HyperCard Text Editor and Word Processor from SpectreSoft.

Justin * Higgins                        <[e-mail]>
SpectreSoft
Co-founder of the
Free Programmers Union


#### BINHEX     style-121.hqx   ****

From: macmod (Info-Mac Moderator)
Date: Mon, 18 Oct 93 9:15:49 PDT

(5.65+/IDA-1.3.5 for [e-mail]); Mon, 18 Oct 93 15:22:14
+0100
From: [e-mail]
Message-Id: <[e-mail]>
Subject: Style 1.2.1
To: [e-mail] (Mac Archives)
Date: Mon, 18 Oct 1993 15:22:13 +0100 (MET)
X-Mailer: ELM [version 2.4 PL22]
Content-Type: text
Content-Length: 157622

This is Style 1.2.1, a simple application that lets you create
small (up to about 32,000 characters) styled text documents.

You can set font, font size, style attributes and color of
individual characters with easily accessible menus.
You can open any number of documents at the same time, the only
limit being available memory.  You can create small stand-alone
documents ('AutoViewers') that may be viewed and printed without
the application itself.  Last, but not least, Style fully supports
the Claris XTND architecture: you can import and export
documents in various word processor formats.
The Style 1.2.1 package includes translators for MacWrite 5.0
and MacWrite II.

Style takes advantage of most System 7 features and user
interface improvements (including Balloon Help, stationery pads,
movable modal dialogs, temporary memory, apple events, etc.)
but can work with any system starting from 6.0.4.
System 7.0 or newer (7.1 recommended) is required to handle
non-Roman script systems properly.

Main changes from version 1.2:

* Better Script Manager support.
* Support for inline input in double-byte script systems
  (yes, that means Style is KanjiTalk7 compatible and TSM-aware!)
* Ability to set print margins accurately.
* Various bug fixes.

This version supersedes all previous releases.
Suggested placement in the info-mac hierarchy: info-mac/text.

This archive was compressed and binhexed with StuffIt Lite 3.0.6.


#### BINHEX     subject-extractor.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail]
Subject: SubjectExtractor.hqx
Date: Sat, 09 Apr 1994 11:39:56 JST

SubjectExtractor.hqx

This application is just for extracting "Subject:" lines from a
text file. You can drag-and-drop Usenet news feed or something into
SubjectExtractor, and it'll make a summary text file of subjects.

System7 is required. SubjectExtractor is public domain software.
I don't reserve any rights - but just don't want to hear "why
did you make such sluggish stuff!?" :)

Kaz Sato - [e-mail]


#### BINHEX     super-note-pad-121.hqx   ****

Date: Sat, 22 Feb 92 01:51:42 PST
From: [e-mail] (David Jung)
Subject: Super NotePad 1.21

Latest version of a deluxe notepad replacement da.

#### BINHEX     tcx-diff-10b1.hqx   ****

From macmod Thu Sep 30 08:57:30 1993
Date: Wed, 29 Sep 93 20:35:30 EDT
From: [e-mail] (T. C. Wan)
Subject: (Re)Sumbission of TCXdiff 1.0b1 [This is now a .sit file]

TCXdiff 1.0b1
=============

[ TCXdiff requires System 7.x.                                  ]
[ TCXdiff is ) Tat C. Wan, 1993.                                ]
[ Portions ) Symantec. Xdiff code modified from NCSA's sources. ]
[ This program is freeware.                                     ]

>From the Readme file:

TCXdiff is a text file comparison utility which generates a difference (diff)
file for a given source file. The diff file can be used to update an older
version of the source file stored on another computer (normally, a Unix
machine). By transferring the much shorter diff file instead of the entire
source file, significant upload time can be saved. This is especially useful
for people who connect to Unix hosts using slow dial-up modems. Although the
primary focus of TCXdiff is for programmers who need to synchronize their
program files between their personal computer and a Unix host, it can be used
to update any other text file as well.

TCXdiff is based on the freeware program Xdiff written in August 1989 at the
National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA). You can obtain Xdiff
via anonymous ftp from ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu. The Xdiff package is needed in
addition to TCXdiff since TCXdiff DOES NOT perform the updating per se, but
relies on  xfix (part of the Xdiff package) to perform that task. Xfix was
written  primarily for Unix hosts, I have not tried to compile it on other
platforms.

TCXdiff is functionally equivalent to Xdiff. However, it adds the ability to
specify default folders and filenames (useful for batch processing), as well
as drag-and-drop file processing capabilities.

t.c.
[e-mail]
----------------------------

#### BINHEX     te-fix.hqx   ****

Date: Thu, 8 Apr 93 11:24:39 -0700
From: [e-mail] (Scott Bronson)
Subject: TEFix 1.0 Submission

TEFix fixes a cosmetic bug in TextEdit.  Source code is included.

To see the type of bug that TEFix fixes, open a new, untitled document using
TeachText and type three lines of unbroken dashes.  Use the mouse to place the
insertion point on the second line, then use the left arrow to back up to the
first line.  Notice how the insertion point skips the last character on the
first line?  That's one of the bugs that TEFix corrects.

TEFix cannot conflict with other extensions as long as it is loaded first.
For the memory-conscious, TEFix takes up 448 bytes of system heap space.



#### BINHEX     teachtext-graphics.hqx   ****

Date: Mon, 31 May 1993 02:45 EST
From: Dan Rolander <[e-mail]>
Subject: [*]teachtext-graphics.hqx

Thanks to all who helped me figure out how to paste PICT's into
TeachText documents. The authoritative reference on this is an
Apple Technical Note titled "The Compleat Guide to TeachText".
Here's a TeachText file I created that contains a few graphics
and explains simply how to incorporate them.

Incidentally, a few people suggested the xtnd translator for
TeachText. Although this worked fine for text, I could not get
it to either import or export graphics with WordPerfect 2.1.

Dan


#### BINHEX     tex-edit-241.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail]
Subject: Tex-Edit 2.4.1.sit.hqx (1 of 6)
Date: Wed, 25 May 94 12:25:27 EDT


#### TEXT       tex-latex-info.txt   ****

Date: Mon, 19 Apr 93 12:37:03 EDT
From: Scott Kaplan <[e-mail]>
Subject: [*] TeX and LaTeX responses

Not long ago I requested any and all information that people could give me
about TeX and LaTeX possibilities on the Mac.  I got a lot of responses, and
a bunch of requests to pass those responses on to the archives, as I guess
this is a FAQ.  I've compiled here the more thorough answers...not that the
short answers weren't also very useful!  Also, I have done some minor editing
to people's responses (just deletion of some lines) so that this is easier to
read, and so that I wasn't passing out infomation like telephone numbers which
these responders may not have wanted available to everyone.  Better safe than
sorry.

Many great thanks to those who responded.  I am now playing with OzTeX and am
very happy with it's performance so far.  I regret that I could not respond to
everyone who wrote with help, so a blanket thanks to all.  I hope this is useful
to others.

Scott Kaplan

#### BINHEX     tex-ref.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Mike Mayer)
Subject: texref-10.cpt.hqx
Date: Thu, 9 Dec 93 20:08:56 EST

TeXRef probably belongs in either the text directory.


TeXRef is a tool which simplifies the process of adding references to a
  manuscript for journal publication.  Although the intended audience is
  those who use TeX to typeset their papers, TeXRef may prove useful
  to other, if they are willing to format their paper only after it is
  completed.  Shareware-$10.

[e-mail]




#### BINHEX     text-capture-21-fkey.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Jim Walker)
Subject: Text Capture FKEY 2.1
Date: Sun, 22 Nov 92 1:03:37 EST
Organization: Department of Mathematics, Univ. of S. Carolina

This FKEY copies styled text from the front window to the clipboard.
It works in applications like THINK Reference 1.0 that do not support
normal copying, and can even copy static text from modal dialogs.
It could also be used to copy columns of text.

Since 2.0: Fixed a memory bug that caused occasional crashes.

Freeware by James W. Walker.


#### BINHEX     text-editor-patches-131.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Jim Walker)
Subject: Text Editor Patches, v. 1.3.1
Date: Wed, 15 Dec 93 21:38:32 EST
Organization: Department of Mathematics, Univ. of S. Carolina

TEP installs one-app patches.  Unlike INITs,
they don't use RAM except when using the patched app.

Detailed instructions for use and a discussion of the function
of each patch is included in the online help function in the Patcher.

Patches include:
* Use the page up & page down keys in apps that don't handle them.
* Put the hot spot of HyperCard's text cursor in the normal place.
* Make unfriendly apps like AOL let you use system menus
even when a modal dialog is showing.
* A form of word wrap (e.g., for THINK C or BBEdit Lite).
* Type (), [], {} in matched pairs.
* Same for $$, for TeX.
* Common emacs keystrokes.

Not compatible with PopUpFuncs.

 -- Jim Walker


#### TEXT       text-editors-ii.txt   ****

Subject: text-editors-ii
Date: Sun, 16 Jan 94 23:16:54 GMT
From: Yoram Ney <[e-mail]>


Dear moderators
Please replace my original April '93 posting (text/text-editors.txt) with
this slightly reedited version.
Thanks in advance
  Yoram

------------------------------8x--- Cut Here ---8x-------------------------

     Changes in the text-editors arena April '93 - January '94.

| April '93    |    January '94      |          By        |  Shareware |
-----------------------------------------------------------------------|
| Alpha 5.31#  |   Alpha 5.72h       | Pete Keleher       | 25.-       |
|              |                     |                    |            |
| BBEdit 2.2   |   BBEdit 2.53       | Rich Siegel        | Commercial |

#### BINHEX     text-press-11a.hqx   ****

From "Santa Claus <[e-mail]>" Sun Sep 12 00:39:28 1993
Date: Sat, 11 Sep 93 19:50:35 CDT
From: Santa Claus <[e-mail]>
Subject: Text Press 1.1a [PLANET software]


THIS ARCHIVE CONTAINS:

The author of Text Press, StackPacker, Personal Bomb!, and Cloud Altitude
introduces two new applications, as well as two new updates...

The new applications:

  * Informer - leave voice messages for your co-workers and/or roommates with
this fancy application.  Includes voice synthesis, support for the new Speech
Manager, System 7 Savvy, System 6 compatible, and also makes your Macintosh
ring!
  * At Peace - the utility which allows you to turn At Ease's sounds on and
off, as well as start At Ease without restarting, quit At Ease, and more!

The following two updated applications correct a minor bug in System 6's
MultiFinder that makes the splash screen appear behind other windows.  The
fixed versions:

  * Text Press 1.1a - a utility which converts TeachText documents between
editable (TEXT) and read-only (newspaper) formats.  Useful to all Macintosh
users, especially developers.
  * Cloud Altitude 3.0a - a dinky little program that calculates the altitude
and types of clouds for any day (even today).

  * Look for:
      * The Sound Studio - add sound effects to your video productions (not
associated with QuickTime).
      * High quality e-mail for everyone.
      * More to come...



#### BINHEX     text-to-mac-12.hqx   ****

Date: Mon, 4 Oct 93 17:18:18 GMT+0900
From: [e-mail] (SUMIYA Takahiro)
Subject: TextToMac 1.2

[TextToMac 1.2]

TextToMac converts the end-of-line code of text files between
Macintosh, MS-DOS, and UNIX formats.

Just drag & drop the file you want to convert to the TextToMac
icon. First, you set the default way conversion method for each
file type (from Macintosh/MS-DOS/UNIX to Macintosh/MS-DOS/UNIX).
When you drag & drop a file, the program recognizes its type
and, voila, you get the converted file.

Requires System 7.0.

Freeware.

% Takahiro Sumiya, Hiroshima Univ., JAPAN.

---

#### BINHEX     text-trap.hqx   ****

Date: Thu, 11 Jun 92 15:09:51 -0400
From: Jeffrey L. Needleman <[e-mail]>
Subject: TextTrap.sit

TextTrap is freeware from Michael Budiansky of Pi Zero Software. It's a
flexible capture utility which allows you to save to disk any text written
to the Mac screen. Buttons allow you to toggle on or off the saving of text
written by DrawText, DrawJust, DrawString, and DrawChar commands.

Don't confuse this with usual capture utilities which save a screen at a
time. You can set this control panel running and capture a whole session of
communication with a mainframe, for example, without having to copy and
paste each screen. You can also capture help files from programs that do
not allow them to be printed or selected for copy/paste.

I have one fancy program for IBM 3278 emulation while connected with a
mainframe. It has its own capture utility for the session--but the opened
captured session is virtually unreadable, filled with color and graphic
escape sequences. This utility provides a readable copy of such sessions.
Jeff Needleman  <[e-mail]>


#### BINHEX     thunder7-15-to-152-updt.hqx   ****

Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1992 17:47:25 -0500
From: [e-mail] (Ken B Kirksey)
Subject: Thunder7 1.5.2 Patch Kit


This patch kit updates the Thunder7 CDEV and Thunder7 utility from version
1.5 or 1.5.1 to version 1.5.2.  It is recommended for ALL Thunder7 users.

Bug Fixes and Such:

+ Fix problem where PageMaker complains about import/export filters.

+ Fix problem with non-loading at startup time on SEs and Pluses.

+ Fix problem creating Ghostwriter files for windows that have titles > 31 characters.

+ Fix hang with Launcher Control Panel that comes with the Performa System software (7.0.1P and 7.1P).

+ Recompile thesaurus code with THINK C 5.0.4.

+ Redraw progress dialog after prompts in some Selection Modules.



#### BINHEX     torquemada-110.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Harry Myhre)
Subject: [*] Torquemada 1.1.0
Date: Sun, 2 Jan 1994 19:21:15 -0800 (PST)

This is Torquemada 1.1.0, a Macintosh bulk search and replace utility. It
operates on files of type 'TEXT' and incorporates a number of features to
facilitate the wholesale revision of text. Among these are more than 30
"wildcards" of various stripes, which make it possible to write very
elaborate search and replace strings. Strings are stored in sets of up to
twenty strings per set. Up to 32 set files can be deployed at once, yielding
a total of 640 search and replace strings. Under System Seven, up to 32 set
files and up to 128 text files can be dropped on the program's icon; each
set will be run against each text file in an unattended batch.

Torquemada is one of many text-processing utilities by Greg Swann.


#### TEXT       undigest-unix.txt   ****

From: #66 Andrew Brandt <[e-mail]>
Subject: [*] "undigest" for Unix mail
Date: Thu, 28 Oct 1993 12:01:52 -0400 (EDT)


This perl script runs on Unix systems.  It is useful for parsing
digest email.  For example, from inside elm (the Unix mail program)
simply pipe a message thru "undigest".

"Undigest" will break all the messages inside the digest into
individual messages and display them.  It does not alter the original
message, it makes a copy.

I did not write this, I just use it.

I guess this should show up in the Unix dir.

-Andy ([e-mail])

================ cut here, Unix perl script below =================

#### BINHEX     up-word-12.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Michael Martin)
Subject: UpWord 1.2
Date: Wed, 23 Mar 1994 07:48:14 -0800


Dear Moderators:

Enclosed is a stuffed, binhexed shareware word processing application.
FOund on a disk of shareware from NYMUG, and passed on for the archives.

Not the author, just a passer-onner (if that's a word).
Cheers,
Michael.

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

#### BINHEX     usen-edit-113.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Erik Schwiebert)
Subject: UsenEdit v1.1.3
Date: Fri, 25 Feb 1994 16:59:35 -0500



--========================_4031800==_
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"

UsenEdit v1.1.3 (thats /Yooz' ned it/) is a very small, very fast text
editor.  It was written to cooperate with Peter Speck's Nuntius newsreader,
especially in low-memory situations.

Features:
        Multiple files of 32k each open at the same time;
        Takes only 50k of RAM to operate;
        Full Cut, Copy, Paste, Undo support, including F1-F4 on extended kybds;
        Stationery documents for all those various .sigs;
        Email-ware, no $$$!;
        AppleEvent aware (sorry, no AppleScript);
        Wordwrap at specified boundary (without <RETURN>'s!)

Requirements:
        50k free RAM;
        System 7.0 or later;

Cost:
        All you do is send me email saying where you found UsenEdit, what you
        think of it, and what you would like to see in future versions!

Modifications and fixes since v1.1.2:
     * Miscellaneous code improvements;
     * Text caret no longer disappears below the bottom of the window;
     * User can now specify the maximum number of windows;
     * Files larger than 32k are opened into Untitled windows so you don't
       accidentally overwrite the original.
     * No longer saves a blank document on top of the original if you "Cut"
       the entire text out of the document.
     * "Save" is now available after "Cut", "Clear", etc.

Enjoy, and have fun posting!  ttyl, erik

--



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#### BINHEX     warez-11.hqx   ****

From: [e-mail] (Mark Pilgrim)
Subject: WAREZ 1.1 (text utility)
Date: Thu, 17 Feb 1994 00:41:45 -0500

WAREZ is a small utility to convert text files to WAREZ talk.  Version 1.1
supports RTF files and fixes several technical bugs.  This will be the last
version of WAREZ; all future enhancements will be part of the larger text
conversion program, Dialectic.  Supports drag and drop of any number of text
files of any length.  C source code also available; check ftp sites or e-mail
[e-mail].  Finger [e-mail] for complete program list.  Copyright
(C) 1994, Mark Pilgrim.  Please read enclosed file "GNU General Public
License" for licensing details.


#### BINHEX     word-counter-hc.hqx   ****

Date: Mon, 11 May 92 06:47:03 PDT
From: "Peter Jorgensen" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Word Counter Stack

Received: from COLGATEU.BITNET by COLGATEU.BITNET (PMDF #12539) id
 <[e-mail]>; Mon, 11 May 1992 09:51 EDT
Date: Mon, 11 May 1992 09:51 EDT
From: Peter Jorgensen <[e-mail]>
Subject: Word Counter Stack
To: infomac: ;
Message-id: <[e-mail]>
X-Envelope-to: [e-mail]
X-VMS-To: IN%"infomac"

Here's a very simple stack that counts the unique words in text files. It
creates a list of words and their frequencies for each file. It can process
files in "batch" mode. It ignores stop words as defined by a list on the first
card. It's not too fast, especially on older Macs, but it does the job and can
be customized.

This is freeware, copyright 1992 - Interactive Publishing, all rights
reserved. You may distribute this stack for free. You may not include it in
any commercial offering without prior written consent of the copyright owner,
Interactive Publishing, PO Box 325, Hamilton, NY 13346.

Peter Jorgensen: User Services/VAX/Mac/DOS Consultant, PostMaster, PMDF guru
[e-mail]     Colgate University - 315-824-7742



#### TEXT       word-finder-with-sys7.txt   ****

17-Nov-91 12:57:53-GMT,1376;000000000001
Return-Path: <[e-mail]>
Received: from sumex-aim.Stanford.EDU by CAMIS.Stanford.EDU (4.1/inc-1.0)
    id AA04664; Sun, 17 Nov 91 04:57:53 PST
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From: [e-mail] (Andreas Lietz)
Message-Id: <[e-mail] >
Subject: Word Finder under Sys 7
To: [e-mail] (Info-Mac articles)
Date: Sun, 17 Nov 91 13:56:30 MET
X-Mailer: ELM [version 2.3 PL2]

Hello netters,

thanks for your instant replies to my question about WordFinder under
System 7. The easiest way is to get yourself the new Font/DA-mover
version 4.1 and to move WordFinder right into the Word program by holding

#### BINHEX     word-index.hqx   ****

From: Dieder A. Bylsma <[e-mail]>
Subject: WordIndex init
Date: Thu, 6 Aug 92 13:42:56 PDT

Another goodie pulled from a local bbs:

WordIndex is a cdev/INIT tool that provides indexation on
the fly to Microsoft Word users. By providing list of words
to be indexed (and an optional shortcut, so it is also
replacing the Glossar user is able to type his
text without worrying about indexing words, the tool will
insert the .i. code on the fly (as invisible text) when
detecting specified index entries. It is also possible to
specify style variation to insert .ii., .ib. and .ibi.
codes. Words can be grouped into lists, each list can be
activated separetely, the indexation can be globally
desactivated (only the macro feature remains). The tool can
be globally desactivitaed from the Control Panel without
rebooting. The macro feature works with any text editor. To
make sure that the .i. code is turned into hidden text make
sure that the command+shift+v shortcut is assigned to the
Hidden text command. (The Hidden text command must be
installed in a Word menu).

 I'm not the author, just posting it!
Dieder