This is a collection of Apple easter eggs combined from various internet sites, newsgroups, BBS services, web pages, gophers, books, and people. You don’t have to search into the depths of literature and the internet to find a Mac system easter egg when almost all known Apple created eggs in existence are in this list. Also slipped in are some undocumented tricks. Apple easter eggs are also known as hidden secrets stuffed inside your Mac by Apple developers.
If you have any other eggs or liked this list please e-mail me at “I Xist” on AOL or IXist@aol.com over the internet, and tell me where you found this file. If you submit an egg, fix, or anything, you will be rewarded with a copy of this document sent to you the next time it is updated, and will have your name and internet address printed below the egg you provided for as long as this list exists. I challenge anyone out there to find an egg I don't already have.
I now have a World Wide Web page! All new eggs I find before my next release will be there. Please check it out, criticize it, and tell me what you think. It is at the URL: http://users.aol.com/ixist/easter-eggs.html
Version 1.3.5 has all the eggs in previous versions and plenty more. All added eggs from version 1.2 have an Apple logo next to them (Ô£ø). I also added plenty of new eggs, sounds, humorous documents, along with plenty of information directly from co-easter egg creator Greg Marriott.
Looking for:
A separate complete list of Mac development names will not be released unless I am sent more of them. If anyone knows any at all that I don't already have that would be great. I'll send you a copy of the list.
If not development names, I am looking for any humorous documents made by Macintosh developers like the the Dogcow and Blue Meanies documents which are at the end of this file. Thanks.
