FindText 1.2.1 PPC.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:FindText 1.2.1 PPC.sit 1.2.1 0 67K 5/31/95 FindText 1.2.1 PPC - This version (1.2.1 PPC) runs only on a PowerMac. Use FindText 1.2 on other Macs. FindText is a utility program that searches your files for specific text. It can search your 1000 Mb hard disk for that one file youre looking for. You can specify where it has to look in the file - the data fork, the resource fork or both. You can search your whole harddisk for that word-processing document containing a specific name, subject, date, word, ... Instead of manually opening all your documents and looking for a specific address let FindText do it for you. It saves you a lot of time and boring work.
Personal Log 2.01 PPC.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:Personal Log 2.01 PPC.sit 2.01 0 279K 5/29/95 Personal Log 2.01 PPC - Have you ever wanted to keep a collection of notes in one organized file? Would you like to keep a diary or a log? Need to document your actions? If you answered yes to any of these, then Personal Log is for you. Personal Log allows you to keep a collection of notes in a single, easy-to-use file. You can password protect this file, search it's entries, and even speak the entries. Personal Log was written to accomplish these functions in a very simple, user friendly way. Now supports styled text editing. Supports Apple's Drag & Drop technology. Subject & Date sorting in the log windows. Faster file loading. Requires a PowerMac.
MOONCLOCK 2.0.0 PPC.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:MOONCLOCK 2.0.0 PPC.sit 2.0.0 0 349K 5/10/95 MOONCLOCK 2.0.0 PPC - MOONCLOCK produces a continually updating, real-time graphical representation on the visual aspect of the moon. The lunar aspect may be computed geocentrically, or topocentrically, for the current epoch, or for any time and date. MOONCLOCK will run on any Macintosh computer, or other platform running the Macintosh Operating System, or MAcintosh Application Environment. To start MOONCLOCK just double click on the MOONCLOCK icon. The dynamic MOONCLOCK graphic depicts how the moon would appear to the observer. The light and dark shaded portions of the lunar graphic represent the regions of lunar day and night. The direction from the Moon's center to celestial north is also indicated.
Fractal! 1.4 PPC.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:Fractal! 1.4 PPC.sit 1.4 0 631K 5/02/95 Fractal! 1.4 PPC - Fractal! is a program for generating 3D fractal landscapes. It features a simple interface that allows user control over a wide variety of parameters that affect resultant images including a robust color model, illumination, haze, water/wave texture, image size, and much more. The program generates and saves 24-bit images. Native on a PowerMac.
MovieInfo2.4.2 PPC.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:MovieInfo2.4.2 PPC.sit 2.4.2 0 46K 4/25/95 MovieInfo 2.4.2 PPC - MovieInfo allows you to view specific information for each track of a QuickTime movie. Adapted for video, audio, text and music media. Several files may be opened at once. You can view Temporal Quality, Spatial Quality and Background Color. Requires a PowerMac.
Digital Filter 2.0 PPC.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:Digital Filter 2.0 PPC.sit 2.0 0 195K 4/24/95 Digital Filter 2.0 PPC - Digital Filter illustrates the power of Fourier analysis and how it can be used to understand how the visual system processes information about shapes and forms. Digital Filter performs Fourier analyses, digital filtering, and quantization on gray-scale images. Images can be any size, limited only by available memory (and your patience). This version of Digital Filter requires a PowerMac.
StillCinema 1.0.3.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:StillCinema 1.0.3.sit 1.0.3 0 8K 4/10/95 StillCinema 1.03 - StillCinema is intended to remedy the fact that there are no PowerMac-native screen-capture utilities. Its simple to use- drop in your System Folder, restart. Press Option-Shift-4. The cursor will turn into a cross. Just drag the cross to select a rectanglur portion of the screen, and click when youre done. The portion you selected will be copied to the clipboard, for your placement convenience.
PowerPCheck 2.1 FAT.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:PowerPCheck 2.1 FAT.sit 2.1 0 70K 4/10/95 PowerPCheck 2.1 FAT - PowerPCheck is a cool drag & drop utility that looks for native PowerPC code inside applications, control panels, extensions and all other executable files. It can check individual files as well as folders or entire disks; it inspects both the data fork and the resource fork of each file and creates a detailed text report of all the native code it finds. This version is faster, requires less memory and can work in the background. Fixed various interface and file-saving issues.
Mankala 1.0 PPC.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:Mankala 1.0 PPC.sit 1.0 0 525K 3/24/95 Mankala 1.0 PPC - Mankala is a pretty good strategy game, and quite addictive too! When you open Mankala, you are presented with a playing field with 8 pits. The large pit on your right is your home pit. The one on the left belongs to the Mac. You control the 6 round pits along the bottom of the board, and the Mac gets the ones on the top. The object of the game is to earn as many pebbles as you can, while keeping the Macs earnings to a minimum. The basic game begins with 3 pebbles in each of the round pits. When it is your turn, you choose one of the pits you control which has at least one pebble in it. Click on the pit, and the pebbles will redistribute themselves on the board. Optimized for the Power PC.
OE's Sys7.5Update Patch.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:OE's Sys7.5Update Patch.sit 7.5 0 17K 3/22/95 Apple's new System 7.5 Update 1.0 contains code to selectively load Operating System patches based on machine type. Machine type is determined at boot-up and is stored as a Gestalt value. PowerMacintosh 7100/66 machines that have been upclocked to 80 MHz report a different Gestalt value than either the standard PowerMac 7100/66 Gestalt or the 7100/80's Gestalt. Hence, the System Update 1.0 will not load on 7100/66's that have been upclocked to 80 MHz. This patch is only for use on PowerMac 7100/66, 8100/100, and 8100/110 machines that have been up-clocked. No other machines will require this patch, and it probably should not be used on any other machines.
MacWeb 1.00A3.2 (PPC).sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:MacWeb 1.00A3.2 (PPC).sit 1.003.2 0 309K 3/20/95 MacWeb 1.00A3.2 (PPC) - EINet MacWeb is your Macintosh (tm) vehicle for browsing the World Wide Web and navigating the EINet Galaxy. EINet MacWeb was developed at the Microelectronics and Computer Technology Corporation (MCC) and is provided under an explicit Copyright notice and usage permission set forth in the accompanying License. AMUG obtained permission to include this file on our CD. As a member of the EINet family of Electronic Commerce technologies, MacWeb provides a distinctive set of features for browsing the World Wide Web and navigating the EINet Galaxy. Optimized for the Power PC.
FreezeTag PPC 1.2.1.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:FreezeTag PPC 1.2.1.sit 1.2.1 0 729K 2/28/95 FreezeTag PPC 1.2.1 - FreezeTag is a Real-Time interactive 3d game. You fly around a house trying to freeze all of the ladybugs (by bumping into them). Beware, they will unfreeze each-other. The coolest part of this PowerMac only game is the graphics, the movement is beautiful! Features full texture mapped graphics. Will not work on a 68k mac!
68k Nyet 1.1.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:68k Nyet 1.1.sit 681.1 0 19K 2/27/95 68k Nyet 1.0 - 68k Nyet is the inverse of those PowerPC code strippers. It removes, autmagically, the 68k code resources of a fat application. This can free up anywhere from Zero to dozens of Megabytes per application. I don't recommend it's use upon 68k-only applications, as those applications will not work after being processed by 68k Nyet!, though you will free up some substantial hard disk space.
HarpStars 2.0.1 (PPC).sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:HarpStars 2.0.1 (PPC).sit 2.0.1 0 229K 2/20/95 HarpStars 2.0.1 (PPC) - Stars to Harp By (HarpStars) was originally conceived as a Macintosh planetarium. I originally wrote it (using Think C) over a week or so in preparation for an August 1993 outing featuring the Perseid meteor shower. Of course, that version (1.0) was much simpler than the current release. Since I have more serious aspirations to program geographic information systems, Stars to Harp By contains a terrestrial database module as well.
Synk 1.0.3 PPC.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:Synk 1.0.3 PPC.sit 1.0.3 0 42K 1/31/95 Synk 1.0.3 PPC - Synk runs on any Macintosh running System 7 or later. It is a folder synchronization and backup utility, designed to be both simple and powerful. Balloon help is implemented, so if you want to get a quick start, go right ahead. Pick two volumes or folders, choose the direction of synchronization or backup and witness how painless this process can be! Synk can pick and choose among your files according to a simple set of rules that instruct the program what files and folders to ignore. It understands aliases too! The program is $5 US shareware, but free to registered BatteryMinder users.
Gourmet 1.0b3 PPC.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:Gourmet 1.0b3 PPC.sit 1.03 0 82K 1/27/95 Gourmet 1.0b3 PPC - Gourmet! does graphically what MPW & Toolserver users can do textually - produce fat code resources, safe and unsafe as requested. Since I really don't like having to waste all that disk space on MPW or Toolserver, I felt the need for it. Many Mac people dislike the command-line nature of MPW. Me, I'm perversely attracted to it, but I'd rather have the power and flexibility of a good human interface any day.
SEMERT 1.0.1 Demo PPC.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:SEMERT 1.0.1 Demo PPC.sit 1.0.1 0 107K 1/20/95 SEMERT 1.01 Demo PPC - SEMERT stands for Simple and Easy Movie Effects in Real-Time. This useful program is more than a QuickTime movie player. By using this program, you will experience the real power of Power PC. SEMERT is, as its full name implies, a real-time movie effects application. You probably see many visual effects in TV shows and movies. You might wonder how they can do some of these effects, such as rotating and moving the TV or movie screen around. You will find your answer with SEMERT, since it provides some simple effects.
PowerPC Cache Performance.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:PowerPC Cache Performance.sit 0 14K 1/18/95 PowerPC Cache Performance - This report describes some PowerPC benchmarks that measure the performance effects of cache and virtual memory. Cache is a high-speed memory buffer that makes main memory appear to run faster. There are two type of cache, level-one (L1) cache that is built into the CPU and level-two (L2), an external add-in. Cache is classified as either split instruction-data (i.e., Harvard architecture) or unified where both instructions and data share the same buffer (See figure). Split cache simplifies the instruction cache circuits, they dont have to update main memory. Furthermore, the code does not have to compete for cache space with the data it is processing.
Ocean Child 1.0.1 PPC.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:Ocean Child 1.0.1 PPC.sit 1.0.1 0 12K 12/23/94 Ocean Child 1.01 PPC - This is an AfterDark module that Requires a PowerMac to run! It produces fun Mandelbrot moving things across your screen! There are five effects to choose from, and you can also choose between swimming, Tiled and Sequence.
DW PPC 3D Mini-Demo.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:DW PPC 3D Mini-Demo.sit 3 0 722K 11/21/94 DW PPC 3D Mini-Demo - MacWEEK says DesignWorkshop gives us the most direct 3D interface short of a dataglove. (4/25/94). With this demo, you can see for yourself! This DesignWorkshop PPC 3D Mini-Demo includes a functional demo version of DesignWorkshop for Power Macintosh, plus concise getting-started notes in text format, and four example building models. The demo application is only limited to saving models with 20 or fewer objects. DesignWorkshop is the award-winning three-dimensional modeling software, and is a Commercial product. DesignWorkshop PPC requires System 7.1.2 and a Power Macintosh. This is a Commercial DEMO!
NIH Image1.56b61 PPC.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:NIH Image1.56b61 PPC.sit 1.5661 0 371K 11/14/94 NIH Image 1.56b61 PPC - NIH Image is a public domain image processing and analysis program for the Macintosh. It can acquire, display, edit, enhance, analyze, print and animate images. It reads and writes TIFF, PICT, PICS and MacPaint files, providing compatibility with many other applications, including programs for scanning, processing, editing, publishing and analyzing images. It supports many standard image processing functions, including contrast enhancement, density profiling, smoothing, sharpening, edge detection, median filtering, and spatial convolution with user defined kernels up to 63x63. This imaging program rivals Photoshop in capabilities! Docs are separate. Requires a Power...
Sculptor 1.1 PPC.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:Sculptor 1.1 PPC.sit 1.1 0 282K 10/28/94 Sculptor 1.1 PPC - Sculptor is a 3D free-form modeling program that is compatible with virtually every commercial 3D rendering program. With Sculptor, you can make many objects that would be difficult or impossible to create with traditional modeling programs. When using sculptor, choose a tool from the tear-off menu. This tool can be moved around in either the top, front, or right view by dragging the mouse. Holding down the shift key allows you to resize the tool. If you hold down the option key, the tool with leave material behind, like a paintbrush tool in three dimensions. Holding down the command key will make the tool act like a 3D eraser. Requires a PowerMac.
Ladmo 0.60 PPC.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:Ladmo 0.60 PPC.sit 0.60 0 126K 9/30/94 Ladmo .60 PPC - Ladmo is a full fledged bot for the shareware game Bolo by Stuart Cheshire. It only works with version 0.992. It is for those who do not have the resources to play against other human opponents, or just like playing with bots. Ladmo also has a borg feature. To use Ladmo drop it into the Brains folder inside of your Bolo folder. Make sure that the Allow Brains option is checked in Bolo. Select Ladmo from the Tank Control Menu in Bolo. You can also run multiple copies of Bolo on your machine, using some copies and a copy of Bolo running for yourself. This version requires a PPC.
ScreenScope 1.0.1p (PPC).sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:ScreenScope 1.0.1p (PPC).sit 1.0.1 0 140K 9/12/94 ScreenScope 1.0.1p (PPC) - Screen saver utilities can protect your monitors, but if you want the real protection without turning off your monitors, the real dark screen is the best choice. ScreenScope1.0.1 works like a screen saver and a screen poster. ScreenScope1.0.1 covers your screen with the real black color, and a hole in the center of the screen lets you watch stars and galaxies just like using telescopes. The stars and galaxies you will see are the real photos, so you can watch the outer space right at your Mac's screen. Although ScreenScope 1.0.1 is an application (no INIT conflict), you don't have to manually launch it to activate the screen saver. PowerMac only.
Power Switcher Lite 1.0b1.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:Power Switcher Lite 1.0b1.sit 1.01 0 43K 9/10/94 Power Switcher Lite 1.0b1 - Power Switcher Lite1.0b1 is an add on utility similar to the Extensions Manager that will automatically switch on/off applications, control panels, and extensions in the Startup Item, Control Panel, or Extension folders when going from 680x0 to Power Mac mode. It only works with the Apple Power Macintosh Upgrade Card. Power Switcher Lite consists of two applications, Power Switcher Lite and Power Switcher Backgrounder. Place the backgrounder application in the Startup Items folder and Power Switcher Lite wherever it is convienent. Now your ready for automatic switching!
Bloodsuckers 2.0 PPC.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:Bloodsuckers 2.0 PPC.sit 2.0 0 468K 8/25/94 Bloodsuckers 2.0 PPC - Bloodsuckers has unbelievable graphics, cool animation and it's fun too! It requires 256 colors and at least a 13 inch monitor. The basic premise is to protect your arm from being sucked into oblivion by hoards of blood-thirsty insects, which you do by hitting the bugs with your hand and making a big mess. It's worth the download time just to see the graphics. This version - Fixes some of the Memory allocation bugs so you shouldn't get Not Enough Memory for Unpacked Data errors. Greatly improves the performance of the game. It should run much better on slow Macs. Requires a PowerMac, runs native.
Stereodrome PPC.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:Stereodrome PPC.sit 0 247K 8/08/94 Stereodrome PPC - This is a PowerPC-only game. It was actually never completed. Still, graphics, sounds, explosions, etc. are rampant here. It's a real 3D-3D game. You'll need red/blue(cyan) glasses and a color Mac for the game to have any meaning whatsoever. Stars appear to fall away into the depths of your monitor, ships appear to come up out of the depths - you know, things like that - 3D. It's like the old arcade classic Tailgunner (although I never played it). You're like a turret gunner on a space ship. Anyway. If you like 3D things and have the above equipment, you'll have a fun time playing with the parallax and such and crticizing the 3D effect etc. Makes a lovely conversation piece. Freeware.
Attributes 1.3 PPC.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:Attributes 1.3 PPC.sit 1.3 0 68K 8/02/94 Attributes 1.3 PPC - Attribute is a flexible program designed to alter file information using a drag-and-drop interface. Drag a set of file / folder / disk icons onto this program's icon and Attribute will change the file information according to user specification. This function only works on files. Dropping folders or disks onto Attribute will modify information of the contents of the folder or disk. Information that can be modified includes date of file creation / modification, creator, file type, invisibility, and lock / unlock attributes. The user can operate on all files or only files that match some criteria (such as creator, file type, etc.). Native PowerPC. The 680x0 Mac version is available separately.
Vista Native 1.0 Demo.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:Vista Native 1.0 Demo.sit 1.0 0 385K 7/29/94 Vista Native 1.0 Demo - Vistapro is a three-dimensional landscape simulation program. Using real-world data from US Geological Surveys and from NASA spacecraft, you can accurately recreate and explore real-world landscapes in vivid detail. This PowerPC native version is a drastic improvement of the 68K Mac version, with up to an 8X speedup in rendering times. The demo does not allow any input or output, and only a few fractal landscapes are available. This is a commercial demo from Virtual Reality Laboratories, Inc.
FracPPC 1.0b2.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:FracPPC 1.0b2.sit 1.02 0 96K 7/27/94 FracPPC 1.0b2 - This is the second beta version of FracPPC, which I hope to eventually develop into a full-featured fractal program. Even though some essential features are still missing, I wanted to make this available as soon as possible so that fractal fans with Power Macs can get a taste of the fractal exploration capabilities of the new machines. It only generates the Mandelbrot set, and the plots cannot be copied to the clipboard nor saved as PICT files. All of these features will be added in future versions. On the other hand, plots of any size, limited only by the memory allocated to the program, may be generated, and plots may be printed directly to color printers. Very fast! Requires a PowerMac!
Strip PPC-68k 1.0a1.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:Strip PPC-68k 1.0a1.sit 681.01 0 64K 7/21/94 Strip PPC/68k - These two programs are used for removing the 68000 code and the PowerPC code from a FAT application. Drop a FAT application on StripPPC to remove the PowerPC software; or on Strip68K to remove the 68000 software. Both of these programs are very preliminary; they seem to work okay on my computers (a Quadra and a PowerPC 7100/66), but if there are any problems with them, please drop the authors a line. Deleting the FAT of a FAT binary progam will save some space on your hard drive.
GopherSurfer1.0b8 PPC.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:GopherSurfer1.0b8 PPC.sit 1.08 0 324K 7/15/94 GopherSurfer1.0b8 PPC - Gopher Surfer is an application that allows you to set up a Gopher+ Server on a Macintosh. The resulting server is a full implementation of the Gopher+ protocol. In order to set up a Gopher+ Server using the Gopher Surfer application, you need to have a Macintosh running System 7.0. Before installing, you must - install and to configure MacTCP on your Macintosh. Register a name for the Macintosh you will be using as a Gopher Server with your local domain name system (nameserver) administrator. Gopher Surfer is copyrighted software and is owned by the University of Minnesota. You can obtain a license to use the software by sending $25.
EveryHour 1.0p (PPC).sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:EveryHour 1.0p (PPC).sit 1.0 0 55K 6/26/94 EveryHour 1.0p (PPC) - EveryHour 1.0 is an application that sits on your Mac's background, and it will strike the bell according to the hours when the time is at full and half hour. It works just like the old clock! If you want twelve strikes or only one strike at 12 o'clock, you can adjust the number of strikes by selecting either of the two strike settings - According to time or Always Once. Since EveryHour is an application program, it will not cause any conflict like control panels do. So let EveryHour tell you the time and add some fun to your beloved Mac. This version runs native on a PowerMac. There is also a 680x0 version available.
KBMenu Enabler 1.0 PPC.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:KBMenu Enabler 1.0 PPC.sit 1.0 0 15K 6/13/94 KBMenu Enabler 1.0 PPC - Enabling Keyboard menu is not a secret, and most Mac users know how to use ResEdit to do that. Sometimes working on ResEdit is not always easy, if you don't feel comfortable using ResEdit or you are not familiar with ResEdit, KBMenu Enabler will do this for you! Includes a program to enable and unenable the Keyboard menu, and instructions. This is the PowerMac version.
FlashStars II PPC.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:FlashStars II PPC.sit 0 28K 6/13/94 FlashStars II PPC - FlashStars II is the first application-based screen saver that will blank and protect your screen after you leave your computer for a period of time. It hides in the background and watches your keyboard activities. You can forget control panel conflict since FlashStars II is an application! In addition, it allows you to change the speed and sizes of stars, and it plays music, too. This version requires a PowerMac. Shareware.
PowerCFG 2.2 UR Min.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:PowerCFG 2.2 UR Min.sit 2.2 0 173K 6/07/94 powerCFG 2.2 UR Min - Color Fractal Generator for the PowerMac (UR - unregistered). This program has been designed to provide extensive scripting support. CFG has the appropriate code to handle both AppleScript and UserLand Frontier. The fractals in this program are the result of pseudo code taken from Scientific American. It creates fractals using either Mandelbrot, Julia, Dragon, or Random Walk algorithms. The Mandelbrot and Julia fractals are the fractals that most people have seen previously. The Dragon fractal family is very similar to both Mandelbrot and Julia families. This version requires a PowerMac. This minimum version does not include CFG's AppleScripting, Frontier Script and Cinema.
PowerCFG 2.2 UR.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:PowerCFG 2.2 UR.sit 2.2 0 422K 6/07/94 powerCFG 2.2 UR - Color Fractal Generator for the PowerMac (UR - unregistered). This program has been designed to provide extensive scripting support. CFG has the appropriate code to handle both AppleScript and UserLand Frontier. The fractals in this program are the result of pseudo code taken from Scientific American. It creates fractals using either Mandelbrot, Julia, Dragon, or Random Walk algorithms. The Mandelbrot and Julia fractals are the fractals that most people have seen previously. The Dragon fractal family is very similar to both Mandelbrot and Julia families. In these fractals, the screen is a complex coordinate grid. Find out more in the docs. This version requires a PowerMac.
Commodore 64 v0.4 PPC.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:Commodore 64 v0.4 PPC.sit 640.4 0 211K 6/03/94 Commodore 64 v.0.4 PPC - Commodore 64 Emulator Version 0.4 for the Macintosh. Once you've got it running, you're sitting at a virtual C=64! That simple! Device #8 is the virtual 1541 drive. Device #9 is an interface into the Mac filesystem (not fully complete, but you can load and save files to the directory where Mac64 executable resides). Device #4 is a printer whose output goes into a file called PRINTER in the startup directory (Not fully done either). To toggle between Running and Suspended modes on the C64 window, just click in the window. When you're running the cursor is normally a C=, and when you're suspended it is normally a standard arrow. There is also a regular Mac version.
NewsViews PPC No Pics 1.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:NewsViews PPC No Pics 1.sit 1 0 26K 6/02/94 NewsViews PPC No Pics 1 - This is a newsletter for and about the PowerMac. The Power Macintosh arrived recently to lots of fanfare and hype. It was the biggest day for Apple Computer since January 1984 and the introduction of the original Apple Macintosh. I thought I would go over a few things which seem to be very important issues for the newspaper publishing market. Included are spec sheets, all about PowerMac upgrades, video support, scsi manager 4.3 problems, Adobe Photoshop on the PPC, and conclusions. This smaller version does not contain any pictures. This is a stand alone document.
NewsViews PPC Info 2.1.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:NewsViews PPC Info 2.1.sit 2.1 0 497K 6/02/94 NewsViews PPC Info 2.1 - This is a newsletter for and about the PowerMac. The Power Macintosh arrived recently to lots of fanfare and hype. It was the biggest day for Apple Computer since January 1984 and the introduction of the original Apple Macintosh. I thought I would go over a few things which seem to be very important issues for the newspaper publishing market. Included are spec sheets, all about PowerMac upgrades, video support, scsi manager 4.3 problems, Adobe Photoshop on the PPC, and conclusions. This version contains many beautiful pictures. This is a stand alone document.
PPC Finder 7.1.4 Menu Patch.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:PPC Finder 7.1.4 Menu Patch.sit 7.1.4 0 21K 5/23/94 PPC Finder 7.1.4 Menu Patch - This is a patch for the PowerMac 601 only. It is a System 7.1.2 Finder (7.1.4) Menu Patch - Patches are available for System 6 and 7 elsewhere. This patch applies a series of menu commands to the Finder menus. How often do you wish that items like Restart and Empty Trash had command keys? For those of you who do not know what command keys are, they are the letters after a menu item. When these letters are selected on the keyboard, in tandem with the command key, they provide the same reaction as when you select an item from the File menu for instance. If you do not currently use command keys, learn to use them because, they save time and are very cool!
Blue Skies 1.1 PPC.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:Blue Skies 1.1 PPC.sit 1.1 0 175K 5/03/94 Blue-Skies 1.1 PPC - A unique weather display system has been created, dubbed Blue-Skies. Blue-Skies is designed to provide an extremely user-friendly interface so that users with a minimal computer background can easily obtain the information they need. The Blue-Skies program offers users relatively fast access to literally hundreds of real-time weather and environmental images. Among its innovative features is the incorporation of a file transfer protocol based on the University of Minnesota's gopher (though we call it groundhog) service. Blue-Skies is a gopher client, with interactive graphics capabilities current Macintosh gopher clients do not support. This version will run on a PowerMac...
PPC files by name PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac: PPC files by name 0 34K 4/12/94 This is a text file listing of all items in the PowerMac file section of the BBS in a Box CD by name. Use the Edit DA from the AMUG CD for full examination of this listing, your favorite word processor or use On Location to read it.
PPC files by date PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac: PPC files by date 0 34K 4/12/94 This is a text file listing of all items in the PowerMac file section of the BBS in a Box CD by date. Use the Edit DA from the AMUG CD for full examination of this listing, your favorite word processor or use On Location to read it.
PPC.db PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac: PPC.db 0 33K 4/12/94 This is a tab delineated text file listing of all items in the PowerMac file section of the BBS in a Box CD in database import form. Use your favorite database to import this information into i.e. Works, Panorama, FileMaker etc or use On Location.
PowerMac INFO PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac: PowerMac INFO 0 2K 4/01/94 PowerMac Info - This contains info on the PowerMac section including the fact that programs in this area only run on a PowerMac. Other PowerMac capable applications are available throughout the AMUG CD and are designated as FAT in their name.
PPC Chipbasic2.9b2.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:PPC Chipbasic2.9b2.sit 2.92 0 82K 3/29/94 PPC Chipbasic2.9b2 - Every real personal computer should come with a BASIC interpreter. Here's my contribution for the new Power Macintosh machines. It's a line number based BASIC interpreter similar to the Applesoft BASIC that came with the Apple ][+ (that's Apple ][, NOT Mac II for you newcomers). This version runs ONLY on Power Macs. Chipmunk Basic is a simple Basic interpreter for the Macintosh. It is similar to the line number based MumbleSoft BASIC interpreters of circa 1980. Its roots are from a pascal program, basic.p, that was part of the test input suite to p2c, a pascal to c translator. Runs only on a Power Mac.
NativeChecker 1.0.sit PowerMacDL AMUG 15:Files:PowerMac:NativeChecker 1.0.sit 1.0 0 13K 3/20/94 NativeChecker 1.0 - How do you know if an application is for 68K Macs or or runs native on a PowerPC? With NativeChecker, you can easily know that! Just drag & drop the file onto NativeChecker and at once you will see the result dialog. NativeChecker can run on any Macintosh running on System 7 or later, both 68K mac and Power Macintosh, though it runs on emulation mode. Yes NativeChecker itself isn't native yet. Drag & Drop the application you want to examine into NativeChecker. Or open the file from NativeChecker's File menu. By the way 68k is another way of saying 680x0 Macs.
