In this issue of MUG INFO EXCHANGE we have approximately 29 megabytes of MUG Reviews and tools. Example show stacks, membership stacks, survey stacks, raffle pickers, programmer tools, reviews and much more are enclosed.
Lets get started!
Belgium
From Belgium we have information provided by MacClub Benelux, a great Macintosh MUG in Belgium. Hubert Savelberg is the President. He can be contacted at Wirtzfeld Valley 140, Büllingen, Europe B-4761, Belgium. Hubert really goes out of his way to make a great MUG.
Voice phone: xx32 80647713
xx32 80642150 (Hotline Support for Belgium)
xx31 43618540 (Hotline Support for the Netherlands)
BBS 9600 8-N-1 Full:
xx32 80647763 BBS Service for Belgium
and xx31 43619204 BBS Service for the Netherlands
FAX: xx32 80642285
AppleLink: BEL0082
Enclosed in this issue are three great stacks and Newsletter files:
The HyperCard Help stack - a great tool for HyperCard programming.
World Stack - is a nice info stack on the World and Time.
macclub enquête 1991 - A survey stack of Macintosh product satisfaction.
Mactivity in French and Dutch - the MacClub Newsletter.
Macclub benelux publishes its articles only in Dutch and French.
Canada
In this issue Club Macintosh de Quebec shows their stuff. I meet these guys at NAUGC. This group has a lot going for it with annual Mac Shows at the University and a great inovative staff.The membership is over 1,000. For more information about Club Macintosh de Quebec contact Carl Frederic De Celles/Club Macintosh C.P. 9094 Sainte-Foy (Quebec) Canada G1V4A8 418-657-6916.
Some of the items in this issue include:
Catalogue HyperCard - is a Stack from the Club Macintosh de Quebec which
demonstrates their HyperCard disks available through their user group. This
stack features French descriptions and dialog boxes with a text export
feature for an entire listing of their available HyperCard disks.
Catalogue MacLib - is a Stack from the Club Macintosh de Quebec which
demonstrates their Macintosh Library disks available through their user
group. This stack features French descriptions and dialog boxes with a text
export feature for a listing of their available PD and Shareware disks.
This stack is very nicely done with associated icons.
Info-CMQ - is a very cool HyperCard Stack from the Club Macintosh de Quebec which allows you to discover information about their Macintosh Users Group of over 1,000 members. This stack features French text and dialog boxes.
Tirage CMQ - is a very cool implementation of a raffle drawing implementation
in HyperCard. The stack imports the members names and then up pushing a
button selects the winner of the raffle for the particular prize. This
Stack is produced by the Club Macintosh de Quebec. This stack features
French text and dialog boxes. Contact Carl Frederic De Celles/Club Macintosh C.P. 9094 Sainte-Foy (Quebec) Canada G1V4A8 418-657-6916.
The Netherlands
John Sinteur system operator of Inside Vamp a BBSin the Netherlands has provided this programing section for our collection. His internet ID is: SINTEUR@OOC.UVA.NL@INTERNET#. John is the author of MacTick and the Fido import tools for Telefinder. These programing tools were provided by John from his BBS so that MUG Exchange members could share them with other User Groups.
Topics include:
MPW Pascal Tips, Net Snooper, Patch, System 7 corner, YACC and more. This section is for the strong programming type.
United States of America
Arizona Macintosh Users Group
This folder contains information on the Arizona Macintosh Users Group. This Phoenix based group has 1,000 members and is quite active.
Items included:
The AMUG Library/membership stack is included which is a great user group informational tool.
The AMUG BBS information file along with the software to try AMUG's new iconic BBS. You can log on with a name of guest and a password of guest for a 10 minute demonstration of this new system. Access for registered users is $25.00 per year.
AMUG News Stacks - This folder contains approximately 23 issues of AMUG News stacks that contain over 200 reviews of software and Macintosh news. The AMUG News team produces this news stack series on a monthly basis.
The AMUG Show stack is a 1.8 megabyte informational stack on AMUG full of sounds and animation.
BBS IN A BOX Vol.II - tells all about AMUG's new 640 meg public domain and shareware CD that is 1.3 megs of software decompressed. This CD is designed for BBS or personal use supporting Second Sight, Telefinder, Mansion, and FirstClass BBS systems. Special Pricing is available in this file.
AMUG Reviews - include 17 different series of reviews including Bits & Pieces, Canvas 2, CD-ROM, Excel 3.0, Illustrator 3.0, Kiwifinder, Once Upon a Time, Panorama, Persuasion, Programming tools, Ragtime, Scanman, Tenderfoot series, Ultra Paint and more...
Georgia
The Savannah Macintosh Users Group (SMUG) meets once per month. The newsletter, Mac Monitor, is also published once per month. A typical issue runs 36 pages, but some issues have been as big as 48. Much of the content is original. SMUG and Mac Monitor benefit from a close association with The Savannah College of Art and Design; meetings are usually held in SCAD's computer building, using a 37" Mitsubishi monitor for demos. SCAD student and faculty work is often featured in the newsletter. Ardent Mac fans from several states subscribe.
SMUG's PD library is extensive and includes the Educorp CD-ROM. User group disks cost $3 to members. Visitors are always welcome at our meetings. Membership is $25 for an individual, and $30 for a couple (with twice the chances for a monthly door prize.)
For more information, write:
Jim Alley, editor
Mac Monitor
320 East 54th Street
Savannah, GA 31405
This issue includes:
Reviews of TypeStyler 1.5, Mind Your Own Money, Touchbase and Untrue Type. Word, text and Illustrations are included for reprinting. MacMonitor is a very active original review source. Be sure and tell them you appreciate their efforts!
Illinois
The DuPage Apple User Group has included items from it's August 1991 newsletter. You may publish as long as DAUG and the authors are given credit. There is an article on the July meeting which basically showed off the RamFast SCSI and ZIP 10/64.
For more info contact:
Ronald D. LaCour
DAUG
DuPage Apple User Group
848 Queenswood Ct.
Wheaton, Il 60187
Alink UG0222
708 653-8742
This issue includes:
A review of Photoshop with text and graphics and an article on ZIP chips for the Apple II fans! Please thank Ronald and DuPage for their contributions!
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