TidBITS#279-29-May-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:276-300:TidBITS#279-29-May-95.sit 2792995 0 14K 6/07/95 TidBITS#279/29-May-95 - The momentous news this week is that Frontier, previously an expensive scripting program that's in many ways better than AppleScript, is now free. Tonya passes on advice for those writing ReadMe files, Adam muses briefly about a good use for some of the PowerTalk technology, and we look briefly at the BBEdit 3.1.1 update. Finally, we have MailBITS about RAM Doubler, PC Setup 1.0.6, and the Communications Decency Act.
Tech Support Tales #1.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:Tech Support Tales:Tech Support Tales #1.sit 1 0 3K 6/07/95 Tech Support Tales #1 - It seems that some customers instantly turn into clueless imbeciles as soon as they sit in front of a computer. Guaranteed to make you laugh out loud and show your coworkers. YOU WON'T BELIEVE WHAT YOU WILL READ IN THIS DOCUMENT! (Hopefully you won't read about yourself).
TidBITS#280-05-Jun-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:276-300:TidBITS#280-05-Jun-95.sit 2800595 0 15K 6/06/95 TidBITS#280/05-Jun-95 - Spending spree! News this week includes IBM's sudden attempt to buy Lotus, while in the background AOL seems to have purchased just about everybody else. In addition, we bring you information on updating your USR Sportster modem, a follow-up to Tonya's article on pesky ReadMe files, information on that (ahem) viral component in Windows 95, and finally a revealing essay from Dave Winer on why software companies just don't have a clue.
Tech Support Tales #5.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:Tech Support Tales:Tech Support Tales #5.sit 5 0 11K 6/02/95 Tech Support Tales #5 - It's issue #5 of TECH SUPPORT TALES! In this installment I've included more Pentium jokes, a listing of the 31 Warning Signs That Technology Has Taken Over Your Life, plus a story about Bill Gates, Andy Grove, and Jerry Sanders. As for the true tales of technical horror...read about the woman who called Apple to pay her utility bill, mouse problems (the furry kind), Apple's corrupt extensions folder, how to shut off a Mac without your hands, crunchy monitors and more!
With Open Eyes CD-ROM NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:With Open Eyes CD-ROM 0 4K 6/01/95 With Open Eyes CD-ROM - ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO GOES MULTIMEDIA WITH ITS MASTERPIECES The Museum and The Voyager Company Co-Publish First Art Museum CD-ROM for Children. SRP: $39.95. AGE LEVEL: 3 and up
PB & Imag. ID Awards NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:PB & Imag. ID Awards 0 9K 6/01/95 PB & Imag awards - May 30, 1995--Apple Computer, Inc. has again received recognition for outstanding industrial design in the prestigious annual Industrial Design Excellence Awards (IDEA), co-sponsored by the Industrial Designers Society of America and BusinessWeek Magazine.
Windows AS Client Update NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Windows AS Client Update 0 6K 6/01/95 Windows Appleshare Client - Apple Computer, Inc. today announced availability of its AppleShare and AppleSearch Client for Windows software products. The AppleShare Client for Windows, which allows Windows users to access AppleTalk-based file and print services, will be included with all of Apple's Workgroup Servers, making them a low-cost, easy-to-use cross-platform solution. Apple also is shipping the AppleSearch Client for Windows in its text search and retrieval software package--AppleSearch v1.5.
I'Net Server Update NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:I'Net Server Update 0 6K 6/01/95 INET Server Update - The Apple Internet Server Solution consists of a Workgroup Server 6150/66, 8150/110 or 9150/120 and a CD-ROM disk that combines all the software components necessary for customers to easily establish a presence on the World Wide Web. The software includes WebSTAR 1.0 from StarNine Technologies Inc., BBEdit from Bare Bones Software Inc., Netscape Navigator from Netscape Communications Corp., AppleSearch from Apple and Adobe Acrobat Pro from Adobe Corp. In addition, the server solution includes several Common Gateway Interfaces (CGIs) and fully functional versions of HyperCard and AppleScript.
QDraw 3D Momentum NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:QDraw 3D Momentum 3 0 13K 6/01/95 QDraw 3D - QuickDraw 3D Gains Momentum as Apple Meets Major Development Milestones. Apple Seeds Thousands in Beta Program, Publishes 3D File Format Specification, Adds More Developers
eWorld Education NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:eWorld Education 0 6K 6/01/95 May 31, 1995--Apple Computer, Inc. today introduced two new electronic service offerings that make it easier for K-12 educators to take better advantage of the wide sweep of information that's available to them on eWorld--Apple's on-line service--and the Internet. Specifically, Apple announced that it is offering a special subscription billing program for eWorld, and the company also unveiled a new Internet home page, called eWorld on the Web's Learning Community.
Milwaukee Schools NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Milwaukee Schools 0 7K 6/01/95 Milwaukee Public School District Purchases More than 3,000 Power Macintosh 5200/75 LC Computers as a Key Element of its Technology Plan.
eWorld Content Alert NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:eWorld Content Alert 0 5K 5/31/95 eWorld Content Alert - eWorld, Apple's on-line service, has recently added a number of influential publishers in markets where Apple is focusing its business efforts: Education, Consumer, Entertainment, Creative Professionals, and Computer Enthusiasts. eWorld now has more than 260 publishers on-line.
NeoAccess Expands into NT & 95 NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:NeoAccess Expands into NT & 95 95 0 9K 5/30/95 NeoAccess Expands into NT and 95- Berkeley, California - May 29, 1995 - NeoLogic Systems announces the latest NeoAccess release, Version 3.2, an update of NeoLogic's cross-platform object database engine. This latest in a steady stream of continuous system enhancements includes full support for Windows NT and Windows '95 in addition to the Windows, Macintosh, Unix and DOS support provided in previous releases. Also included in this update are improvements and minor enhancements to the product's already rich feature set. NeoLogic also announces the release of NeoShare 1.0, the company's new client/server collaborative computing extension to NeoAccess.
TidBITS#278-22-May-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:276-300:TidBITS#278-22-May-95.sit 2782295 0 14K 5/24/95 TidBITS#278/22-May-95 - Want to listen to tunes and surf the net at the same time on a Mac without a CD player? Check out Progressive Networks' RealAudio! Also, we bring you news of a RAM Doubler update, the latest on the Microsoft-Intuit non-deal, the winners of the Usenet Mac Programming Awards, and the fourth and final installment of Tonya's trilogy about desktop launchers.
Reduced Prices on QT VR NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Reduced Prices on QT VR 0 4K 5/20/95 Reduced QTVR - Reduction to QuickTime VR Pricing and Royalties - Reinforcing Apple's commitment to multimedia developers, on May 15, 1995, Apple announced a significant reduction of both the pricing and royalties forApple's QuickTime(r) VR software.
TidBITS#277-15-May-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:276-300:TidBITS#277-15-May-95.sit 2771595 0 13K 5/17/95 TidBITS#277/15-May-95 - Tune in this week to find out more about Cyberdog, Apple's upcoming OpenDoc-based Internet client. We also have information about a few deals - a way to get Informed Designer for free and a rebate offer for the Newton MessagePad 120. MailBITS and articles about Apple's first quad-speed CD-ROM drive, Now Software taking over DateBook and TouchBase, a Windows version of Timbuktu Pro, and part III of Tonya's desktop launcher series round out the issue.
QTVR Fees-Royalties NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:QTVR Fees-Royalties 0 5K 5/17/95 QTVR - Apple today announced two developments that will make the distribution of multimedia products even easier. First, the company announced that it has significantly reduced both the licensing fee and royalties for QuickTime VR software. Second, Apple announced that the runtime version of its Apple Media Kit multimedia authoring software can now be distributed free of charge.
MP120 Rebate NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:MP120 Rebate 120 0 5K 5/17/95 MP120 Rebate - CUPERTINO, California--May 10, 1995--In an effort to make the award-winning MessagePad 120 available to a wider number of potential customers, Apple Computer, Inc. today announced a rebate program offering between $50 - $100 back with the purchase of the MessagePad 120 and a qualified accessory.
At Ease Prod. Update NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:At Ease Prod. Update 0 5K 5/17/95 Apple Computer, Inc. today announced At Ease for Workgroups 3.0 for the Apple Macintosh personal computer. The enhanced software product provides an easy, flexible, effective way to control access to files and applications on shared Apple Macintosh systems in classrooms, university computer labs, and other networked educational environments.
Reseller Program NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Reseller Program 0 7K 5/17/95 Reseller Program - CUPERTINO, California--May 8, 1995--In a move designed to increase customer support and service for its networking products, the Apple USA division of Apple Computer, Inc. today announced two programs designed to train, recognize and reward Apple authorized resellers in the United States who demonstrate a superior level of technical expertise and a focus on Apple networking solutions, including PowerPC microprocessor-based Workgroup Servers.
FLUX Spring 95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:Misc Mags:FLUX Spring 95.sit 95 0 631K 5/15/95 Flux Spring 95 - FLUX is specially designed to blur the line between fact and fiction, fantasy and reality; to help make the transition from where you are, to where you want to be, as seamless as possible. FLUX often exploits the weirder aspects of the latest scientific findings, as well as the most wonderful fantasies and darkest nightmares of computer users and sci fi fans, to create its own unique and mind-bending blend of science fiction/science fact. But FLUX isn't only about the future; it's also about today, with how-to books and articles on high level programming/scripting, like HyperSavvy, HyperCard Headstart, and HyperHacker. And money-saving techno-pieces like the LOLA Blues and...
WiggleWorks Story Pack NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:WiggleWorks Story Pack 0 7K 5/15/95 WiggleWorks Story Pack - The following press release moved over PR Newswire on Monday, May 15, 1995 at 9:30 AM, PDT. Apple Introduces New Title in Award-Winning WiggleWorks Series of Home Learning Software. Parents Can Now Bring Home the Classroom-Proven Techniques that Make Learning to Read and Write Fun. CUPERTINO, California--May 15, 1995--Apple Computer, Inc. today introduced WiggleWorks Story Pack 2, a new product in the award- winning Apple Home Learning software series, which makes learning to read and write fun. WiggleWorks combines three engaging children's stories, along with educational content on a single CD- ROM for Macintosh and Windows personal computers.
Revised Licensing for QT VR NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Revised Licensing for QT VR 0 12K 5/15/95 Revised Licensing for QT VR - The following press release moved over PR Newswire on Monday, May 15, 1995 at 8:01 AM, EDT. Apple Underscores Commitment to Multimedia Developers by Making QuickTime VR and Apple Media Kit More Accessible. QuickTime VR Licenses, Royalties Significantly Reduced; Apple Media Kit Run-Time Licenses Now Available at No Charge. CUPERTINO, California--May 15, 1995--Reinforcing its commitment to multimedia developers, Apple Computer, Inc. today announced two developments that will make the distribution of multimedia products even easier. First, the company announced that it has significantly reduced both the licensing fee and royalties for Apple's QuickTime VR...
Apple Intro At Ease for WG NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Apple Intro At Ease for WG 0 6K 5/15/95 Apple Intro At Ease for WG - New Version of At Ease for Workgroups from Apple Offers Better Security, Administration. Dateline - CUPERTINO, California--May 15, 1995. Apple Computer, Inc. today announced At Ease for Workgroups 3.0 for the Apple Macintosh personal computer. The enhanced software product provides an easy, flexible, effective way to control access to files and applications on shared Apple Macintosh systems in classrooms, university computer labs, and other networked educational environments. At Ease for Workgroups 3.0 now provides security in two distinct environments, the At Ease desktop and the standard Macintosh Finder, allowing administrators to choose the interface that best...
NTT Licenses QuickTime NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:NTT Licenses QuickTime 0 6K 5/15/95 NTT Licenses QuickTime - The following press release moved over PR Newswire on Monday, May 15, 1995 at 8:15 AM, EDT. Japanese Telecommunications Leader NTT to Introduce Japan's First Apple Desktop Video Conferencing and Collaboration Product. Product to be Based on Apple Computer's QuickTime Conferencing Multimedia Communications Solution. TOKYO, Japan--May 15, 1995--Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT) today announced an affordable desktop multimedia communications product for the Japanese market based on Apple's QuickTime Conferencing and NTT's ISDN networking technology.
Apple Announces Nationwide NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Apple Announces Nationwide 0 5K 5/11/95 Apple Announces Nationwide - The following press release moved over PR Newswire on Wednesday, May 10, 1995 at 8:30 AM, EDT. Apple Announces Nationwide Rebate Program for MessagePad 120s. Customers receive $50 - $100 back with purchase of qualified products. CUPERTINO, California--May 10, 1995--In an effort to make the award-winning MessagePad 120 available to a wider number of potential customers, Apple Computer, Inc. today announced a rebate program offering between $50 - $100 back with the purchase of the MessagePad 120 and a qualified accessory.
Dismissal of SH Class Action NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Dismissal of SH Class Action 0 5K 5/11/95 Dismissal of SH Class Action - The following press release moved over PR Newswire on Tuesday, May 9, 1995 at 2:54 PM, PDT. Apple Computer, Inc. and Plaintiffs' Counsel Report Dismissal of Shareholder Class Actions and Derivative Suits. CUPERTINO, California--May 9, 1995--Apple Computer, Inc. today announced that the seven shareholder class action complaints and two derivative complaints filed commencing in July, 1993, alleging violations of the federal securities laws and breaches of fiduciary duty by Apple and certain of its officers and directors, have been voluntarily dismissed by plaintiffs. No payment or consideration of any kind was paid by the defendants.
Apple and IBM Announce NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Apple and IBM Announce 0 7K 5/11/95 Apple and IBM Announce - The following JOINT press release moved over PR Newswire on Monday, May 8, 1995 at 7:00 PM, PDT. Apple and IBM Announce Strategic Tools Initiative in Support of OpenDoc. Agreement Sets Stage for Development of Powerful Tools for Custom Solution Programming and OpenDoc Component Integration. SAN JOSE, California--May 8, 1995--Apple Computer, Inc. and International Business Machines Corporation announced today their intent to provide multi-platform application development tools, which will enable users to build custom applications using OpenDoc technology. With this initiative, Apple and IBM demonstrate their continued commitment to OpenDoc.
Apple Licenses MacApp NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Apple Licenses MacApp 0 7K 5/11/95 Apple Licenses MacApp - The following press release moved over PR Newswire on Monday, May 8, 1995 at 8:15 AM, EDT. Apple Licenses MacApp and OpenDoc Development Frameworks to Prominent Macintosh and Windows Tools Vendors. Language Systems, Metrowerks, Novell and Symantec Sign Integration and Distribution Agreements. SAN JOSE, California--May 8, 1995--Apple Computer, Inc. today disclosed that four major software development tools companies are licensing Apple's object-oriented frameworks for integration with their development environments.
Joint CD-ROM press release NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Joint CD-ROM press release 0 5K 5/11/95 Joint CD-ROM press release - The following JOINT press release was moved over Business Wire on Wednesday, May 3, 1995 by IBM on behalf of IBM, Apple, Compaq, HP and Microsoft. For Release - May 3, 1995. REQUIREMENTS FOR FUTURE HIGH-CAPACITY COMPACT-DISC FORMAT ANNOUNCED BY COMPUTER INDUSTRY TECHNICAL GROUP. San Jose, Calif., May 3, 1995 -- Technical representatives of five major computer hardware and software companies said today that their companies strongly encourage the adoption of one format -- not two -- for the next generation of high-capacity compact disc for both entertainment and computer-based applications.
TidBITS#276-08-May-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:276-300:TidBITS#276-08-May-95.sit 2760895 0 13K 5/10/95 TidBITS#276/08-May-95 - This week's focus falls squarely on utilities, with Adam's follow-up about Aladdin Desktop Tools; the second part of Tonya's look at desktop launching programs, this time focusing on Square One; and Patrick Pruyne's detailed review of Conflict Catcher 3. Also check out announcements of a new version of the Apple QuickTake digital camera and of updates to two essential Internet utilities for Mac users, Anarchie 1.5 and Internet Config 1.1.
LEU 95-05.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:Low-End User:LEU 95-05.sit 9505 0 147K 5/07/95 LEU 95/05 - The May, 1995 issue of the Low-End User marks the second issue in the new format and general style of the magazine. The LEU is still dedicated to meeting the needs of the average Macintosh user and it is still free. However, it is now presented in eDoc format. This format enables the LEU to have a much more organized style and makes it easier to format the magazine. The following is a list of the contents of the 5/95 issue - Soapbox, News and Rumors, News Articles, Tips & Advice, Columns, On-line Etiquette, Is this productivity?, Macs and Colleges, Feature Articles - Omitted from Indecent proposal?, Surge Suppresors, Putting the Cart Before the Horse, Putting Donated Mac Plus' and SE's to Good Use,
TidBITS#275-01-May-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:251-275:TidBITS#275-01-May-95.sit 2750195 0 13K 5/03/95 TidBITS#275/01-May-95 - Is it the end of the Internet? Glenn Fleishman brings us up to date on the replacement of NSFNet by commercial organizations. We also examine the Justice Department's suit challenging the Microsoft/Intuit merger, and review two useful new Macintosh utilities - Natural Intelligence's DragStrip and Aladdin Desktop Tools.
Inside Mac Games Mar 95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:Misc Mags:Inside Mac Games Mar 95.sit 95 0 831K 4/30/95 Inside Mac Games Mar 95 - Inside Mac Games is the premiere Macintosh gaming magazine, with amazing previews, great reviews, stunning screen shots, entertaining interviews, and much, much more! In this FREE PREVIEW issue of IMG, a sneak preview of of ID Software's DOOM II ! Also in this issue, an interview with Eric Klein (Apple's Game Evangilist), and reviews of WolfPack, SimFarm, Color Dark Castle, and Tubular Worlds. Lastly, the IMG game poll, the latest games release list and much, much more. To learn how to subscribe to the FULL version of IMG, check out Page 2 in this month's issue.
MacSense Vol 2 Issue 04.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacSense:MacSense Vol 2 Issue 04.sit 204 0 505K 4/29/95 MacSense Vol 2 Issue 4 - MacSense May 1995, Volume 2, Issue 4. May's MacSense is jam-packed! This month we take a look at the Power Macintosh 5200/75 LC, debut a new 'Getting Started' column which takes a look at AppleScript, and feature a comprehensive and consise Mac Clone comparison. AppleBits and QuickBits overflow this month, with news of Apple's many new product introductions, the U.S. Department of Justice lawsuit challenging the Microsoft-Intuit merger, and comprehensive 'Roundups' of Adobe, Kodak, and Apple multimedia happenings. Tech Support Tales returns with another hilarious service story; and more!
TidBITS#274-24-Apr-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:251-275:TidBITS#274-24-Apr-95.sit 2742495 0 14K 4/25/95 TidBITS#274/24-Apr-95 - This week's issue begins with news about Apple's strong second quarter, future Macs at Disney's EPCOT Center, new Microsoft- related anti-trust news, and more. We continue with an report from the Third International World-Wide Web Conference, thoughts about the appropriate use of computers in the form of a book review of Cliff Stoll's Silicon Snake Oil, and a look at how to access the Internet via CompuServe's PPP services.
TidBITS#273-17-Apr-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:251-275:TidBITS#273-17-Apr-95.sit 2731795 0 14K 4/19/95 TidBITS#273/17-Apr-95 - This issue marks our fifth year - where has the time gone? Apple made some interesting announcements today of official next-day support on eWorld (finally!) and price drops on the PowerBook 150. Power Computing and Now Software announce a bundling deal, Tonya reviews ProPhone - a CD-ROM database that fails to replace a phone book but serves as a bad marketing tool - and finally, we have another installment of good and bad customer service stories.
Ask Apple Rel. NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Ask Apple Rel. . 0 8K 4/19/95 Ask Apple Rel. - CUPERTINO, California--April 17, 1995--Apple Computer, Inc. customers no longer have to use a telephone to get their questions about the company's products answered quickly, accurately, and directly. Beginning today at 9:00 a.m., PDT, Apple is rolling out Ask Apple--direct on-line support for Apple products offered exclusively in the company's on-line service, eWorld.
APPLE CD 600E NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:APPLE CD 600E 600 0 5K 4/14/95 LAS VEGAS, Nevada (National Association of Broadcasters Show)--April 10, 1995--In support of its commitment to offer customers cutting-edge multimedia hardware at reasonable prices, Apple Computer, Inc. unveiled the AppleCD(tm) 600e Quad-Speed CD-ROM player. The AppleCD 600e is twice as fast as previous CD-ROM players from Apple, allowing users access to the latest multimedia applications including those with full-screen, full-motion video.
Internet Server NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Internet Server 0 10K 4/13/95 Internet Server - INTERNET WORLD, San Jose, CA--April 10, 1995--Apple Computer, Inc. today introduced the Apple Internet Server Solution for the World Wide Web, an affordable and easy way to establish a presence on the Information Superhighway. The new server solution is an all-in-one package that includes a PowerPC processor-based Workgroup Server and all the software needed to make the server accessible to others on the World-Wide Web (WWW).
Newton Bundle NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Newton Bundle 0 7K 4/13/95 Newton Bundle - CUPERTINO, CA-April 10, 1995-Apple Computer, Inc.'s Education Division announced today the Newton Solution Bundle, designed to offer educators on the go a productivity tool for capturing, organizing and communicating information. The product is the latest addition to the Apple Education Series, a suite of products and programs that help educators effectively use and integrate technology into their learning environments.
Educators on Net NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Educators on Net 0 8K 4/13/95 Educators on Net - INTERNET WORLD, San Jose, California--April 10, 1995--Apple Computer, Inc., today brought school districts, school librarians and individual teachers within arm's reach of the Internet with the introduction of the Apple Education Series: Personal Internet Solution Bundle. The new product is the latest addition to the Apple Education Series, a suite of products and programs that help educators effectively use and integrate technology into their learning environments.
Apple Internet Sol NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Apple Internet Sol 0 5K 4/13/95 Apple Internet Solution - INTERNET WORLD, San Jose, CA--April 10, 1995--Apple Computer, Inc. unveiled at the Internet World show three initiatives that greatly extend the ability of Apple customers to tap into the tremendous information resources and growing influence of the Internet and the World-Wide Web.
Internet Server Sol. for WWW DS NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Internet Server Sol. for WWW DS 0 10K 4/12/95 Internet Server Solution for the World Wide Web - The Apple Internet Server Solution is the easiest and most affordable way for you to establish a presence on the World Wide Web (WWW). Its the perfect solution for organizations in business, education, or publishing that want to make their information widely accessible on the Internet. And its a cost-effective choice for organizations that want to publish information in an electronic format so that all employees have easy access to it.
Workgroup Server 9150-120 DS NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Workgroup Server 9150-120 DS 9150120 0 11K 4/12/95 Workgroup Server 9150/120 - The Workgroup Server 9150/120 is the most expandable and powerful member of the PowerPC processor-based Workgroup Server family from Apple. It delivers file and print, database, Internet, and communications capabilities that meet the needs of growing workgroups in education, business, and publishing. And its ideal for work-groups that use both Macintosh and Windows software-based computers.
Workgroup Server 8150-110 DS NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Workgroup Server 8150-110 DS 8150110 0 11K 4/12/95 Workgroup Server 8150/110 - The Workgroup Server 8150/110 is the midrange member of the PowerPC processor-based Workgroup Server family from Apple. It delivers the file and print, database, Internet, and applications server capabilities that meet the needs of medium-sized work-groups in education, business, and publishing. And its ideal for work-groups that use both Macintosh and Windows software-based computers.
Workgroup Server 6150-66 DS NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Workgroup Server 6150-66 DS 615066 0 10K 4/12/95 Workgroup Server 6150/66 - The Workgroup Server 6150/66 is the most affordable member of the PowerPC processor-based Workgroup Server family from Apple. It delivers the file and print, Internet, and applications server performance that small workgroups in business and education demand. And its ideal for workgroups that use both Macintosh and Windows software-based computers.
WiggleWorks Data Sheet NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:WiggleWorks Data Sheet 0 9K 4/12/95 WiggleWorks - WiggleWorks is the classroom-proven software thats helped thousands of children learn to read and write. Teachers helped create WiggleWorks for children ages 3 to 8, in partnership with the educational researchers and publishers at Scholastic Inc. WiggleWorks is based on years of research about how kids learn to read and write.
Perf 5200CD Data Sheet NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Perf 5200CD Data Sheet 5200 0 9K 4/12/95 Performa 5200CD - The Macintosh Performa 5200CD combines the ultrahigh performance of PowerPC technology with sound, video, and CD-ROM multimedia capabilities in an all-in-one system thats easy to set up.
MAE 2.0 Data Sheet NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:MAE 2.0 Data Sheet 2 0 9K 4/12/95 MAE 2.0 - Macintosh Application Environment (MAE)the virtual Macintosh for open systemsis an innovative soft-ware product that provides a complete Macintosh environment in an X Window, allowing you to run Macintosh 680x0 applications right on your workstation.
Perf 580 Data Sheet NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Perf 580 Data Sheet 580 0 8K 4/11/95 Performa 580 - The Apple Performa 580CD computer is an innovative and advanced Macintosh multimedia system. It combines the simplicity and convenience of an all-in-one design with the versatility of an integrated CD-ROM drive and high-quality stereo sound.
StyleWriter 1200 Data Sheet NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:StyleWriter 1200 Data Sheet 1200 0 7K 4/11/95 StyleWriter 1200 - The Apple StyleWriter 1200 offers the convenience of laser-quality printing right from your desktop. This ink-jet printer is perfect for home, education, and small-business users who require high-quality text and graphics at an affordable price.
Perf 640CD DOS Compatible DS NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Perf 640CD DOS Compatible DS 640 0 9K 4/11/95 Performa 640CD DOS Compatible - The Apple Macintosh Performa 640CD DOS Compatible computer is the perfect choice for your family when you want to keep your compatibility options open. It runs DOS, Windows, and Macintosh applications simultaneously, which essentially makes it two advanced CD multimedia computers in one.
Mac LC630 DOS Compatible DS NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Mac LC630 DOS Compatible DS 630 0 10K 4/11/95 Mac LC630 DOS Compatible - The Apple Macintosh LC 630 DOS Compatible computer is the perfect choice when you want to keep your compatibility options openright out of the box it runs MS-DOS, Windows 3.1, and Macintosh applications simultaneously. Which essentially makes it two advanced CD multimedia computers in one.
At Ease for Workgroups 3.0 DS NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:At Ease for Workgroups 3.0 DS 3 0 8K 4/11/95 At Ease for Workgroups 3.0 - Now theres a simple, effective way to control access to files and applications on shared Apple Macintosh systems in classrooms, university computer labs, and other networked educational environments.
AppleShare Data Sheet NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:AppleShare Data Sheet 0 11K 4/11/95 AppleShare Data Sheet - AppleShare is high-performance, easy-to-use file and print sharing software that allows networked Macintosh and Microsoft Windows software-based computers to share files, applications, and printers. With AppleShare file server software, organizations can store all of their shared files and applications in a single, central location, providing convenient, easy access to every user on the local area network. By allowing networked users to centralize all key files and applications for easy sharing, AppleShare improves everyones productivity. It eliminates time spent looking for files, worrying about misplaced documents, and determining the file or application version.
TidBITS#272-10-Apr-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:251-275:TidBITS#272-10-Apr-95.sit 2721095 0 14K 4/11/95 TidBITS#272/10-Apr-95 - News this week of Apple's reorganization and its compelling new line of Mac-based World-Wide Web servers, plus information on a new virus and a new release of John Norstad's popular anti-virus utility Disinfectant, a review of Iomega's fast-selling Zip drive, and coverage from Matt Neuburg of the latest update to Now Utilities. Finally, we wrap up the issue with a less-than-fictional essay on the absolute essentials of word processing.
LEU 95-04.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:Low-End User:LEU 95-04.sit 9504 0 83K 4/11/95 LEU 95/04 - The April, 1995 issue of the Low-End User marks the beginning of new format and general style of the magazine. The LEU is still dedicated to meeting the needs of the average Macintosh user and it is still free. However, it is now presented in eDoc format. This format enables the LEU to have a much more organized style and makes it easier to format the magazine. This Reader is quite compact and offers excellent navigation features (including a Find function). Further, the Reader can be used to print the LEU. Future issues will be even more refined so as to respond to the evaluation of the LEU by David Pogue in his 5/95 MacWorld column. The eDoc reader is in the Publishing section.
AppleLine Monthly 04-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLine Monthly:AppleLine Monthly 04-95.sit 0495 0 10K 4/10/95 AppleLine Monthly 04/95 - AppleLine Monthly is a totally FREE Macintosh newsletter that I am distributing for fun and to help other Mac users. Every month, it features cynical views and reviews of the Mac Industry. This April issue contains a three- page review of Microsoft Word 6.0, and my final judgement of the program may surprise you. :) A very interesting, wry, informative article awaits you! So why not spend the minute or so of downloading time and try out AppleLine Monthly. If you take a liking to my humble publication, I will keep you on my mailing list and send you a new issue very month.
TidBITS#271-03-Apr-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:251-275:TidBITS#271-03-Apr-95.sit 2710395 0 14K 4/10/95 TidBITS#271/03-Apr-95 - New Macs! We bring you news of Apple's first Macs based on the PowerPC 603 chip, plus information on Radius's first high-end Mac clone. The issue continues with a potential problem with RAM Doubler, CD-ROMs, and System 7.5.1 on Power Macs, Claris's announcement that it will market Guy Kawasaki's Emailer, and commentary on Apple's QuickTime lawsuit. Adam finishes up with a handy plug-in that lets Eudora users receive TidBITS as a single mail message.
TidBITS#270-01-Apr-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:251-275:TidBITS#270-01-Apr-95.sit 2700195 0 15K 4/10/95 TidBITS#270/01-Apr-95 - Welcome once again to yet another issue of TidBITS. This week brings you some irrelevant articles about topics you probably don't give a damn about. In fact, just pack it up and don't read this issue. Go outside, get some sun, and have a life, okay? You probably need the disk space anyway, and besides, I was sick last week, so you might come down with a nasty throat infection coupled with a cold if you're exposed to this file. Sniff.
Win#2 for Mac-PC BBS NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Win#2 for Mac-PC BBS 2 0 5K 4/06/95 Phoenix, Arizona - August, 1995 - AMUG CD, Inc. ships BBS IN A BOX Windows Edition #2. The ONLY WINDOWS CD-ROM supporting Both Mac & PC BBS formats! BBS IN A BOX Windows Edition NOW AVAILABLE! There are approximately 2,400 ZIP archives in eleven categories available on the BBS in a BOX Windows Edition. With this CD-ROM, any of the Mac or DOS BBS systems can support Windows callers with BBS descriptions. This CD-ROM also works great for personal use by Windows users on a PC or a Mac Dos Compatible. Windows software topics include Access, Business, Desktops, Education, Excel, Games, Internet, Misc., Utilities, WinWord and WPWin.
BBS in a Box 15 NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:BBS in a Box 15 15 0 6K 4/06/95 Phoenix, Arizona - August 6, 1995 - AMUG CD, Inc. ships Volume 15 of the BBS IN A BOX CD-ROM. Get the Best get BBS in a BOX! Those Mac users who have tried BBS in a BOX know that it is the best collection anywhere. Over 300 BBS systems & MUG's utilize it as their CD of choice. Descriptions are provided for all files in Text, Filemaker and SitC=0 format. This CD-ROM is a GREAT personal library as well as the most popular Mac BBS CD!
August 95 Specials NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:August 95 Specials 95 0 10K 4/06/95 AMUG August 1995 Specials Now Available. Phoenix, Arizona - August 6, 1995 - AMUG CD, Inc. provides the following special offerings. BBS in a Box 15 set - This 1995 release of BBS in a BOX has more new files than ever before! Disk One contains over 600 megs of Bus, DA, Education, Font, Games, Music, Newton, PowerMac, Publish, System 7 Tools, Telecom, Unstuffers and Utilities. Disk Two has Art, Commercial Demos, HyperCard, MacTechNotes, MIDI, Mugs, Multimedia, Programming, QuickTime and Updates. BBS in a Box Gold - New annual subscription to BBS in a BOX. This gives you 6 CDs for the low cost of $129 plus shipping (Add $30 for International shipping, add $15 for US shipping). You will...
Tech Support Tales #4.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:Tech Support Tales:Tech Support Tales #4.sit 4 0 11K 4/05/95 Tech Support Tales #4 - HOLY HARD DRIVE! YOU WILL NOT BELIEVE THE STORIES THAT YOU ARE ABOUT TO READ....BUT THEY ARE ALL TRUE! It will never cease to amaze me how silly and befuddled some people get with their computers. Every day thousands of people turn on their computers (or try to) and come across a problem which they think they understand. The results of their actions can be amusing and often hilarious. Oh, and let's not leave out some of the boneheaded Techs we all have to endure from time to time. These are the real stories from the world of Tech Support!
TidBITS#269-27-Mar-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:251-275:TidBITS#269-27-Mar-95.sit 2692795 0 14K 3/29/95 TidBITS#269/27-Mar-95 - This week begins with a bevy of MailBITS, with news of Easy View 2.6.1, Word 6.0.1, S.314 passing the Senate Commerce Committee, and more. The issue continues with important information for some PowerBook 100-series owners, information about the recently released QuickDraw GX 1.1.1, LaserWriter 8.2.2, and Network Software Installer 1.5, and PowerTalk-related files. Last but not least, we finish with Tonya's review of three well-known Macintosh books.
MacSense Vol 2 Issue 03.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacSense:MacSense Vol 2 Issue 03.sit 203 0 353K 3/27/95 MacSense Vol 2 Issue 3 - MacSense April 1995. MacSense is an electronic magazine (based in Canada) which seeks to provide interesting and insightful Macintosh information to an international market in a timely fashion. We hope you enjoy this issue! News - System 7.5 Update 1.0 Speed PowerPC Math, Microsoft Readies Word 6.0.1, and HP's New Laserjet Goes Wireless. Applebits - Power Macs in short supply, Apple Cuts 630 Pricing and Boosts 520 HD's, GeoPort Telecom Software 2.0, and more... Tech Support Tales - Eric Hausmann joins the MacSense Staff this month, bringing his humerous tech stories to the publication. This month: Power bars and Post-it notes. Software Review - WordPerfect 3.1. And much...
More on Sys 7.5 Upd. 1.0 NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:More on Sys 7.5 Upd. 1.0 7.5.1 0 4K 3/24/95 More on Sys 7.5 Upd. 1.0 - On Wednesday, March 15, 1995, Apple releases Macintosh System 7.5 Update 1.0, the fifth in the Hardware System Update/System Update Releases series. This update provides fixes and enhancements for Macintosh System 7.5. Also released is QuickDraw GX 1.1, the latest version of QuickDraw GX. In addition to online services, the update will be available in both floppy (M4112LL/A) and CD (M4113LL/A) kits through the Apple Order Center.
TidBITS#268-20-Mar-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:251-275:TidBITS#268-20-Mar-95.sit 2682095 0 14K 3/21/95 TidBITS#268/20-Mar-95 - The main news this week is Apple's release of the System 7.5 Update 1.0, which updates a System 7.5 Mac so it thinks it is running 7.5.1, along with updates to QuickDraw GX, LaserWriter, and some new PowerTalk gateways. We also have news about what happened to DeskPicture, a program that has enhanced countless thousands of desktops over the years, and - finally - we bring you a look at SATAN, which has caused one of the latest Internet controversies.
QuickTake 150 for Windows DS NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:QuickTake 150 for Windows DS 150 0 9K 3/20/95 QuickTake 150 for Windows - The Apple QuickTake 150 is a high-performance digital camera for Windows softwarebased computers that provides the fastest and most affordable way to add images to your documents. Just pick it up and you can start capturing high-quality color images instantly. And when youre done, you can load them into your Windows softwarebased PC in seconds.
QuickTake 150 Data Sheet NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:QuickTake 150 Data Sheet 150 0 10K 3/20/95 QuickTake 150 for Macintosh - The Apple QuickTake 150 is a high-performance digital camera for Macintosh computers that provides the fastest and most affordable way to add images to your documents. Just pick it up and you can start capturing high-quality color images instantly. And when youre done, you can load them into your Macintosh in seconds.
AppleLine Monthly 03-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLine Monthly:AppleLine Monthly 03-95.sit 0395 0 14K 3/18/95 AppleLine Monthly 03/95 - AppleLine Monthly is a FREE electronic newsletter that I am distributing for fun and to help other Mac users. Evey month, it offers candid views and reviews of the Mac industry. The March issue sports a review of A.D.A.M The Inside Story, a new, critically- acclaimed CD-ROM. It also features an article entitled What's Going Down, which I wrote to clear up exactly what's going on in the Mac world these days. If you have any questions about the converged platform, this article is the one to read. If you happen to take a liking to my humble publication, write me, Mushroo443, on AOL. I will put you on my mailing list and send you a new issue of AppleLine every month.
System 7.5 Update 1.0 NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:System 7.5 Update 1.0 7.51 0 6K 3/17/95 System7.5 Update 1.0 - Macintosh System 7.5 Update 1.0 is one in a series of Apple System Update releases designed to deliver fixes and performance enhancements to the Mac OS software. A few of these enhancements include improved handling of low-memory situations, faster file sharing, the ability to turn off the computer using the keyboard Power On key, and the addition of Macintosh Drag and Drop support to the Launcher so that it is easier to add or remove items.
TidBITS#267-13-Mar-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:251-275:TidBITS#267-13-Mar-95.sit 2671395 0 14K 3/14/95 TidBITS#267/13-Mar-95 - The Web gets stickier this week as we bring you news on updates to all the major World-Wide Web browsers and details on StarNine's announcement of Mac-based Web server products. Plus, important news on Harry Mangalam's new incarnation of the Info-Mac WAIS database, a new Federal lawsuit regarding encryption technology and electronic privacy, and reviews of ZipZAPP and ZipQuest Pro, two ZIP Code/Area Code databases for the United States.
MT&T 02-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1995:MT&T 02-95.sit 0295 0 95K 3/07/95 MT&T 02/95 - MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS, A Giles Road Press Publication. Publisher - Maria L. Langer Volume 4 - Issue 2 - February 1995. This is the shareware version of MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS. Distributed electronically as a double-clickable DOCMaker format document, MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. The complete printed version of Macintosh Tips & Tricks is available to paid subscribers. Site licenses for internal distribution of the printed version by large organizations are also available. Macintosh Tips & Tricks is not free. It is distributed as shareware. If you regularly read the electronic...
TidBITS#266-06-Mar-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:251-275:TidBITS#266-06-Mar-95.sit 2660695 0 14K 3/07/95 TidBITS#266/06-Mar-95 - News and updates this week, as we bring you news on Intuit's MacInTax fix and Microsoft's efforts to escape Apple's QuickTime lawsuit. We also have follow-up information on ShrinkWrap and the U.S. Congress's latest attempt to legislate cyberspace, along with news of a nifty utility disk from Apple and World-Wide Web security problems. We round out the issue with reviews of the Epson Color Stylus printer and Human Computing's ComicBase Encyclopedia.
Newton 3 CD NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Newton 3 CD 3 0 4K 3/03/95 Phoenix, Arizona - August 1995 - AMUG CD ships The Totally Incomplete PDA CD-ROM for Newton/Sharp, Volume 3! AMUG CD has produced round two of the only ISO Hybrid CD-ROM for Newton/Sharp MessagePads. There are over 8500 files on this PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) CD, 1600 of these are packages for the Newton and Sharp MessagePad. This CD-ROM has 370 megs of PDA fun for the Mac and PC user! This CD-ROM has items added as late as June, 1995. Packages can be downloaded directly from this CD-ROM to your MessagePad using Apple's Connection Kit for Mac, using NEWTINST.EXE for Windows (which is included on the CD), or another way of downloading packages. The Read Me is also available in Newton Book format.
LEU 95-03.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:Low-End User:LEU 95-03.sit 9503 0 76K 3/01/95 LEU 03/95 - The 03/95 issue of the Low-End User EMagazine is distributed in DOCMaker format, a standalone application with excellent hypertext functions. Contains - Electronic Soapbox - The Registration Blues. Columns - This issue features a look at SCSI hardware and gadgets, a discussion of crime on the internet, and excellent columns by Jim Hines and Fred Showker. Feature Articles - A report on Macfair '95 in New York. Reviews - Marathon 1.0, SaveClip 1.1, Living Desktop Classic, CD Menu 1.0.1, and GraphicConverter. PR - IPPE (and online philosophy site). Other Features - News&Rumors, Tips&Advice, Problems & Bug Reports, Great Deals, Questions & Answers and more.
TidBITS#265-27-Feb-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:251-275:TidBITS#265-27-Feb-95.sit 2652795 0 14K 2/28/95 TidBITS#265/27-Feb-95 - This week we bring you news of updates to Apple's Japanese and Chinese Language Kits, highlights from the Macworld Tokyo exposition, Adam's comments on the nature of physical resources in the increasingly virtual world of the Internet, follow-ups on cleaning your DeskWriter's paper rollers, a look at a slick Internet LAN solution, and finally the conclusion of Nigel Perry's three part Nisus Writer review.
TidBITS#264-20-Feb-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:251-275:TidBITS#264-20-Feb-95.sit 2642095 0 14K 2/27/95 TidBITS#264/20-Feb-95 - What would a week be without some corporate maneuvering? Inside we cover the latest news on Microsoft's antitrust proceedings, Apple's latest licensing of the Mac OS, plus some thoughts on the recent Apple/Voyager controversy. We round out the issue with news of a MacInTax fix, a brief summary of how you should attach files to mail messages using Eudora, and conclude with Part 2 of Nigel Perry's review of Nisus Writer.
TidBITS#263-13-Feb-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:251-275:TidBITS#263-13-Feb-95.sit 2631395 0 14K 2/27/95 TidBITS#263/13-Feb-95 - Apple's lawyers are on the hunt again, this time with Intel and Microsoft in their sights, and the issue is purloined QuickTime code. Matt Neuburg checks in with an editorial about Hollywood's inability to get the facts of electronic life right in movie fiction; Geoff reviews Apprentice II, a CD-ROM of source code; Nigel Perry starts looking in depth at Nisus Writer. Finally, we take a look at the Communications Decency Act of 1995. Such fun.
MacSense Vol 2 Issue 02.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacSense:MacSense Vol 2 Issue 02.sit 202 0 266K 2/27/95 MacSense Vol 2 Issue 2 - MacSense March 1995, Volume 2, Issue 2. MacSense is an electronic magazine (based in Canada) which seeks to provide interesting and insightful Macintosh information to an international market in a timely fashion. We hope you enjoy this issue! News - Apple Unveils QuickDraw 3D, PowerPC 603e and 602 Announced, QuickTime Conferencing Debuts Amid Legal Battles. APPLEBITS - System 7.5 Update 1.0, Apple Reduces Powerbook 500 prices, RAM Shakeup, and more... QUICKBITS - Connectix to unveil Speed Doubler, Pioneer jumps on Clone Bandwagon, Symantec C++8.0, and more... LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - MacSense Internet Subscriptions and more... FEATURE - A Beginner's Guide To Mac
Dev. Section added to WW Web NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Dev. Section added to WW Web 0 6K 2/27/95 Dev. Section added to WW Web - Apple Announces Availability of New Developer Pages and File Transfer Protocol Site on World Wide Web. Developers to Have Increased Online Access to Support and Services. CUPERTINO, California--February 16, 1995--Affirming its commitment to the developer community, Apple Computer, Inc. today announced that it has added a developer section to its world wide web pages. The new set of pages includes information on Apple's development programs, as well as business and technical data. Additionally, the company has set up a file transfer protocol (ftp) site on the Internet specifically designed to provide in-depth content regarding applications development.
MacSense Vol 2 Issue 01.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacSense:MacSense Vol 2 Issue 01.sit 201 0 398K 2/20/95 MacSense Vol 2 Issue 1 - MacSense is a new electronic magazine (based in Canada) which seeks to provide interesting and insightful Macintosh information to an international market. MacSense requires a Macintosh with a 640-pixel wide display and at least 16 shades of grey. For optimal viewing, we recommend 16-bit color. NEWS-The Clones Cometh!, Speedy Windows on a 6100/66, Online Service Wars Heat Up. APPLEBITS-Apple Earnings Up, Apple Takeover Rumors, Bandai to make Mac game machine, and more... QUICKBITS- Microsoft to update Word 6.0, MacroMedia goes head to head with Adobe, and more, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR-MacSense on AOL and more... FEATURE-Voices Across the Internet, FEATURE REVIEW-Marathon,
TidBITS#262-06-Feb-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:251-275:TidBITS#262-06-Feb-95.sit 2620695 0 14K 2/08/95 TidBITS#262/06-Feb-95 - Check out this issue for tales of customer service in regard to companies like La Cie, FWB, Microsoft, MacZone, and Hayden. We also pass on everything you could want to know about earthquakes on the Internet, a NewtonGifts submission address, news of a major new FTP mirror site at, surprise, America Online, and the announcement of a FullWrite upgrade and demo. Finally, Chuck Bartosch reviews TFLX, which provides voice mail on the Mac.
MT&T 01-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1995:MT&T 01-95.sit 0195 0 64K 2/06/95 MT&T 01/95 - This is the shareware version of Macintosh Tips & Tricks. Distributed electronically as a double-clickable DOCMaker format document, Macintosh Tips & Tricks includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. In this Issue Hardware-related articles covering RAM, disk storage, and strategies for getting the most out of the hardware youve got. Features - Memory Basics, reprinted from the Sybex book, Murphys Laws of Macs, by Maria L. Langer, RAM Tricks, reprinted from the Random House book, Macintosh Slick Tricks, by Maria L. Langer, Departments - From the Publishers Desktop by Maria L. Langer, Product News from press releases and more.
Tech Support Tales #3.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:Tech Support Tales:Tech Support Tales #3.sit 3 0 10K 2/06/95 Tech Support Tales #3 - PEOPLE ARE ROLLING IN THE AISLES! I saw your magazine on America Online and laughed out loud as I read those stories! PEOPLE WANT MORE! I truly enjoyed your first release, I passed it on to many at my company! I look forward to future releases. PEOPLE DON'T BELIEVE IT! Many of these things are urban legends (a friend of a friend told me....) Did you think you could make a 5.25 floppy fit into a 3.5 disc drive by trimming it with scissors? Some people do!!! Everything you'll read in this publication is true! Actual stories from Computer Techs and Users. Download it now (it'll take you about 10 seconds) and get on the mailing list!
TidBITS#261-30-Jan-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:251-275:TidBITS#261-30-Jan-95.sit 2613095 0 14K 2/01/95 TidBITS#261/30-Jan-95 - This issue offers tax tips and information for U.S. readers, an alert about spoofing and hijacking on the Internet, a possible solution for DeskWriters that can't feed paper, and news about the new Newton 120 and Newton System 1.3. To round out the issue, Adam comments on how he used the Internet after Seattle's earthquake last weekend, and Gerard Martin shares a thoughtful essay about URLs, the World-Wide Web, and the future.
TidBITS#260-23-Jan-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:251-275:TidBITS#260-23-Jan-95.sit 2602395 0 14K 2/01/95 TidBITS#260/23-Jan-95 - Congrats to Peter Lewis for his MacUser award, corrections on last week's GIF article, and an announcement from Microsoft about a faster Word 6.0a start off this issue. Geoff and Adam report on a road trip to Vancouver for Comdex/PacRim, a heavy-duty Windows show. Geoff also has an in-depth review of Chad Magendanz's ShrinkWrap 1.2, an indispensable disk image utility. Finally, Adam explains URLs, those ever-so-useful identifiers of Internet objects.
LEU 95-02.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:Low-End User:LEU 95-02.sit 9502 0 58K 2/01/95 LEU 95/02 - The 2/95 issue of the Low-End User EMagazine is distributed in DOCMaker format, a standalone application with excellent hypertext functions. Columns - This issue features an in-depth look by Mike LaBossiere at expanding a Mac without slot loss, commentary on Apple and APS tech support by Jim Hines and Dennis Cheung (respectively), and Fred Showker's favorite Fkey. Reviews - PowerHouse Bizcards, Desktop Valet, Rebel Assault CD-ROM, and FirePower 1.0, Handeze Gloves. PR - Fallacy Tutorial 1.3. This issue includes information about how the US government wants to make you pay more for owning a modem! Download this issue and protect your rights! Attachment converted: Ash:LEU 95/02.cpt...
Newton 120 & wireless PR NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Newton 120 & wireless PR 120 0 22K 1/31/95 Newton 120 & wireless PR - Apple Announces the MessagePad 120 With Enhanced Features. Newton platform continues to offer a wide range of extensible communications and software solutions. CUPERTINO, California--January 30, 1995--In a further refinement of its Newton OS-based products, Apple Computer, Inc. today announced the Apple MessagePad 120, featuring one and two megabyte (MB) models, improved industrial design and screen clarity as well as a variety of new applications from third party developers and StarCore, Apple's Newton software publishing and distribution arm.
TidBITS#259-16-Jan-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:251-275:TidBITS#259-16-Jan-95.sit 2591695 0 14K 1/19/95 TidBITS#259/16-Jan-95 - News of the first Macintosh clones and Apple's set-top CD-ROM player appears in this issue, as does an article about Connectix's cute QuickCam video camera. Geoff Duncan looks at the GIF fiasco spawned by Unisys and CompuServe in more depth, and we review SimTower from Maxis. Finally for you addicts out there, Bungie now has an official Marathon Web site.
Home & School Mac 08-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:Home & School Mac:Home & School Mac 08-94.sit 0894 0 406K 1/19/95 Home & School Mac 08/94 - Here is the August edition of the Home & School Mac, great reading! Reviews - Productivity...At Home, HyperGASP - HyperCard's New Life, Multimedia with Kid's Studio, Screen Savers Roundup, and Teacher's DTP Stack from School House MUG. Home & School Mac is published bimonthly by the NHSMUG, a nonprofit corporation which supports the educational and entertainment uses of the Macintosh and Macintosh compatible computers. Find out how to become a member!
StarNine Previews NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:StarNine Previews 0 7K 1/13/95 StarNine Previews - StarNine previews EMail-On-Demand, an automated E-mail processor for Macintosh. Enables automated response systems and Listserver-style mailing lists. MacWorld-San Francisco, CA, 1/4/95 - StarNine Technologies, Inc. announced a new software product at MacWorld-San Francisco called EMail-On-Demand (eMOD), an automated e-mail processor for Macintosh that allows users to create and maintain automated e-mail response systems and Listserver-style mailing lists using the Internet or Mac e-mail systems. The underlying rules technology is specifically designed to perform mail services such as auto-replies based on the subject of an incoming message and mailing list management for
BBS in a BOX ISO3 NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:BBS in a BOX ISO3 3 0 5K 1/13/95 BBS in a BOX ISO Hybrid Vol. 3 - DOS/UNIX COMPATIBLE ISO HYBRID VERSION 3 NOW SHIPPING! BBS IN A BOX, ISO HYBRID CD-ROM, Arizona Macintosh Users Group. Phoenix, Arizona - August, 1995 - AMUG ships ISO HYBRID version 3 of the BBS IN A BOX CD-ROM. Get the Best get BBS in a BOX! Mac users who have tried BBS in a BOX know it is the best collection anywhere. Over 300 Mac BBS systems utilize it as their CD of choice. Now DOS and Unix systems wishing to support Mac users with the same collection can do so. Volume XIII ISO HYBRID 3 contains over 6,000 files in thirty categories equaling 550 megabytes of compressed Macintosh software.
MT&T 12-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1994:MT&T 12-94.sit 1294 0 64K 1/11/95 MT&T 12/94 - This is the shareware version of MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS. Distributed electronically as a double-clickable DOCMaker format document, MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. In this Issue - More news and productivity tips and tricks, Features - Converting Straight Quotes to Smart Quotes in Word 6.0, Tracking Inventory with FileMaker Pro, Departments - From the Publisher's Desktop by Maria L. Langer, Letters from Readers Worldwide, Quick Tip - AOL at 14400 Baud, Product News from press releases. The complete printed version of MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS is available to paid subscribers.
TidBITS#258-09-Jan-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:251-275:TidBITS#258-09-Jan-95.sit 2580995 0 14K 1/11/95 TidBITS#258/09-Jan-95 - This issue features our picks for the most interesting products and events at the recent San Francisco Macworld Expo, complete with Adam's take on Internet software at the show, Tonya's report on the state of QuickDraw GX fonts and applications, and our traditional Macworld Expo superlatives. The usual complement of MailBITS commenting on previous articles round out the issue.
TidBITS#257-02-Jan-95.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:251-275:TidBITS#257-02-Jan-95.sit 2570295 0 14K 1/11/95 TidBITS#257/02-Jan-95 - Welcome to 1995! Along with a new sponsor, this issue brings news of Copland and Windows 95 slips, the first official Macintosh clone licensee, the announcement of two new mailing lists from Apple designed to help Macintosh Internet users and providers, and a look at some of the ways you can run DOS and Windows software on a Macintosh. Finally, we present a look back at the major events of 1994 and ahead at 1995.
TidBITS#256-12-Dec-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:251-275:TidBITS#256-12-Dec-94.sit 2561294 0 14K 1/11/95 TidBITS#256/12-Dec-94 - In this, our last issue of 1994, we announce the arrival of Geoff Duncan, our new managing editor; report on problems with Quantum Daytona drives and certain SCSI-Manager 4.3 compliant drivers; debunk the Good Times hoax; report on Global Village's new OneWorlds; and share fact, speculation, and rumor about future Macintosh operating systems. Finally, this issue really tells how to get Apple press releases via email. Best wishes for 1995.
LEU 95-01.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:Low-End User:LEU 95-01.sit 9501 0 72K 1/03/95 LEU 95/01 - The 1/95 issue of the Low-End User EMagazine is distributed in DOCMaker format, a standalone application with excellent hypertext functions. Columns- Morality Online, 60 Second Windows, MacMenace, and Jim Hine's look at the Mac commercials. Reviews - SuperCard 1.7, SIRDots, Nexus 1.0, eDoc 1.0, Epson Stylus, and UULite. PR - Nexus, Memory Minder 1.2, Stuffit products, and the Fallacy Tutorial. Other Features - News&Rumors, Tips&Advice, Problems & Bug Reports, Great Deals, Questions & Answers and more. The LEU loves to travel, so pass it around. This is the first issue of 1995. Welcome to the new year.
ClarisWorks 3.0-Dec. '94 NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLine Monthly:ClarisWorks 3.0-Dec. '94 3.0 0 14K 12/09/94 ClarisWorks 3.0/ Dec. '94 - AppleLine Monthly is a FREE electronic newsletter that I am distributing for fun and to help other Mac users. The December issue contains a review of Clarisworks 3.0. A very nice, professional format and a very wry, informative article await you. So why not try it out. If you like it I'll keep you on my mailing list and send you a new issue every month - Ned Vizzini, Mushroo443 on AOL.
TidBITS#255-05-Dec-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:251-275:TidBITS#255-05-Dec-94.sit 2550594 0 15K 12/06/94 TidBITS#255/05-Dec-94 - Tune into TidBITS this week to find numerous MailBITS - including news of MacTCP 2.0.6, a QuickMail update deal that includes QuicKeys, how to get Apple press releases via email, and more on Intel's Pentium problems. We have articles out about Internet Config, a new program that simplifies setting up MacTCP programs, and Kids World, a screen saver construction kit for kids. The issue finishes with holiday gift suggestions from readers.
MT&T 11-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1994:MT&T 11-94.sit 1194 0 63K 12/05/94 MT&T 11/94 - This is the shareware version of MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS. Distributed electronically as a double-clickable DOCMaker format document, MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. In this Issue System management tips and tricks, including articles on System 7.5, extensions and control panels, and more! Features - Hard Disk Maintenance - Reformatting by Maria L. Langer. Tips & Obscure Features - Selections from my Files (Part 2 of 2) by Terry Wilson. FTP Update. Departments - From the Publishers Desktop by Maria L. Langer. Product News from press releases.
LEU 94-12.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:Low-End User:LEU 94-12.sit 9412 0 66K 12/01/94 LEU 94/12 - The 12/94 issue of the Low-End User EMagazine is distributed in DOCMaker format, a standalone application with excellent hypertext functions. Columns - This month's columns include Macs and Education (using a Mac to make classroom presentations), comments on upgrades, a public service announcement on Acrobat, commentary on support,and more. Articles - MacHoliday (holiday Mac ideas), a ModestProposal, and a in depth list of hot shareware games. Reviews - Snapz, Desktop Strip, Keyboard Extender Strip, Control Panels Strip, and the Control Strip Terminator. PCP Review - PGP. PR - GM Screen 2.1.1c. Other Features - News&Rumors, Tips&Advice, Problems & Bug Reports, Great Deals,...
TidBITS#254-28-Nov-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:251-275:TidBITS#254-28-Nov-94.sit 2542894 0 14K 11/29/94 TidBITS#254/28-Nov-94 - This week TidBITS brings you news of AOL's purchase of ANS, the reason some Performas don't include the modems promised on the box, and how to find Internet mailing lists. Dave Nagel of Apple responds to Dave Winer's recent soliloquy about Apple's failure to properly woo developers, and the issue finishes with Adam's write- up about his recent Macintosh marathon, involving backups, disk formatting, data restoration, and a tangle with System 7.5.
TidBITS#253-21-Nov-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:251-275:TidBITS#253-21-Nov-94.sit 2532194 0 14K 11/23/94 TidBITS#253/21-Nov-94 - TidBITS begins this week with a smattering of MailBITS, including information about a potentially serious problem with early Pentium chips and news about Apple's upcoming Multimedia Tuner. We then continue with a look at DeskTape, a clever program that lets you mount DAT tapes on the desktop. Rounding out the issue, Dave Reiser shares his thoughts about what's new in WordPerfect 3.1.
94-11-14 DOS Compatible Rel NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:94-11-14 DOS Compatible Rel 941114 0 10K 11/22/94 94/11/14 DOS Compatible Rel - Apple Unveils MS-DOS- and Windows-compatible Power Macintosh System and Card. LAS VEGAS, NevadaNovember 14, 1994Strengthening its commitment to provide cross-platform compatibility between the Macintosh and Windows/X86 platform, Apple Computer, Inc. today announced the Power Macintosh 6100 DOS Compatible system and DOS Compatibility Card for Power Macintosh 6100 and Macintosh Performa 6100 Series. These new products combine the exceptional price/performance value of Apple's RISC-based Power Macintosh with the capabilities of a Windows- and DOS-based personal computer.
MT&T 10-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1994:MT&T 10-94.sit 1094 0 65K 11/17/94 MT&T 10/94 - This is the shareware version of MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS. Distributed electronically as a double-clickable DOCMaker format document, MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. In this Issue Personal and business productivity tips and tricks with and without your computer! Features - Tips for Developing Personal Productivity Savvy by Fred Showker. Tips & Obscure Features - Selections from my Files (Part 1 of 2) by Terry Wilson. Departments - From the Publishers Desktop by Maria L. Langer. Product News from press releases.
TidBITS#252-14-Nov-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:251-275:TidBITS#252-14-Nov-94.sit 2521494 0 14K 11/15/94 TidBITS#252/14-Nov-94 - Check out this issue for the story of how we put in a dedicated Internet connection, along with Mark Anbinder's article about the TCP/IP FirstClass BBS module that provides access over the Internet. Mark also passes on news of Apple opening up eWorld United Kingdom users, and Andy Williams reviews Apple's fastest new printer, the 16 page-per-minute LaserWriter 16/600 PS.
TidBITS#251-07-Nov-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:251-275:TidBITS#251-07-Nov-94.sit 2510794 0 14K 11/12/94 TidBITS#251/07-Nov-94 - Find out below why Apple is a lousy lover, according to long-time developer Dave Winer. We also take a long, hard look at SCSI Manager 4.3, which could improve performance on most 68040 Macs with System 7.5 and the right applications. Mark Anbinder presents a brief bit on the Power 8100/110 and also looks at CE Software's QuickMail Internet Access Kit. Finally, check out the new URL for our Web server, and a $199 deal on a Newton MessagePad 100.
MacSense Vol 1 Issue 12.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacSense:MacSense Vol 1 Issue 12.sit 112 0 381K 11/11/94 MacSense Issue 12 - MacSense Issue #12, November 1994. MacSense is a new electronic magazine (based in Canada) which seeks to provide interesting and insightful Macintosh information to an international market. MacSense requires a Macintosh with a 640-pixel wide display and at least 16 shades of grey. For optimal viewing, we recommend 16-bit color. NEWS - Are Big Blue Apple Due Soon?, Apple Revamps Printer Lineup. APPLEBITS - Apple Software Updates, PCMCIA for PowerBook 500's and more... QUICKBITS - America Online gets a facelift, Aladdin updates Stuffit, and more... EDITOR'S NOTE - Constant Improvement. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - Where to find MacSense, eWorld Rate Corrections. FEATURE - Hands On - System...
Serious Shareware-Nov. '94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLine Monthly:Serious Shareware-Nov. '94.sit .94 0 9K 11/08/94 Serious Shareware/Nov. '94 - AppleLine Monthly is a FREE electronic newsletter that I am distributing for fun and to help other Mac users. The November issue is entitled Serious Shareware. A very nice, professional format and a very wry, informative article await you. So why not try it out. If you like it I'll keep you on my mailing list and send you a new issue every month - Ned Vizzini, Mushroo443 on AOL.
MT&T 09-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1994:MT&T 09-94.sit 0994 0 62K 11/04/94 MT&T 09/94 - This is the shareware version of MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS. Distributed electronically as a double-clickable DOCMaker format document, MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. In this Issue Programming for non-programmers with tips and tricks for automation and customization. Features - Adding Menu Shortcuts to FirstClass Client (an excerpt from A BBS Callers Guide to FirstClass) by Paolo G. Cordone. Power User Customization - Editing the System and Finder (an excerpt from Macintosh Slick Tricks) by Maria L. Langer. Departments - From the Publishers Desktop, Product News from press releases, and much more!
LEU 94-11.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:Low-End User:LEU 94-11.sit 9411 0 64K 10/31/94 LEU.DOCMaker.11/94 - The 11/94 issue of the Low-End User EMagazine is distributed in DOCMaker format, a standalone application with excellent hypertext functions. Columns - This month's columns include Souping the SE (advice on upgrading and enhancing a SE), a hard look at Apple's eWorld, and a report from Dennis. Articles - Compression Revisted, The Other Mac World (a look at Macs in the Caribbean), and an in depth look at viruses. Reviews - SoundsHelper, MugMaker, ShrinkWrap, and DeBabelizer Lite. PCP Review - SaintEdit. PR - Barney Blaster 2.0, GM Screen 1.1m GM Screen 2.0c, SpaceSaver 3.5, Stuffit Deluxe 3.5. Other Features - News&Rumors, Tips&Advice, Problems & Bug Reports, Great Deals, Questions & Answers...
TidBITS#250-31-Oct-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:226-250:TidBITS#250-31-Oct-94.sit 2503194 0 14K 10/31/94 TidBITS#250/31-Oct-94 - For Star Trek and virtual reality (well, QuickTime VR) fans out there, we review Star Trek - The Next Generation Interactive Technical Manual. We also review Mac Control, a utility for preventing unauthorized changes to public Macs, and Mark Anbinder looks at PageNOW from Mark/Space Softworks along with the new TelePort Gold II modem from Global Village. Finally, the Power Mac 8100/110 appears, along with notes about free Internet initiatives.
CD Perilous-Aug 94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLine Monthly:CD Perilous-Aug 94.sit 94 0 8K 10/26/94 CD Perilous/Aug 94 - During their 10-year reign, the CEOs of Apple Computer have bet the future of their company on a host of different gizmos - the mouse and the Motorola chip, for example. Lately, however, the experimental product de juor has been known as CD-ROM. CD-ROM technology gives your Mac the ability to run programs off of compact discs. The CDs in question are custom formatted for the Mac and they can hold anything from clip art to reference books. However, youll need a CD-ROM drive to read CD-ROM discs; the little gadgets are sold for about $200-300. Basically, CD-ROM offers a new medium for the Macintosh. Apple has been pumping the CD revolution in hopes that compact discs will eventually
Prince of Persia 2-Sept 94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLine Monthly:Prince of Persia 2-Sept 94.sit 294 0 6K 10/26/94 Prince of Persia 2/Sept 94 - Over the years, Broderbund software has turned out a lot of massive hits for the Macintosh - most notably the Carmen Sandiego games and last years stupendous release, Myst. However, there is another set of entertainment titles, one that many potential Broderbund consumers have not heard about, that Id like to concentrate on this month. Of course, I'm talking about the latest release in the Prince of Persia series - Prince of Persia 2 - The Shadow and the Flame. AppleLine Monthly is a FREE electronic newsletter that is distributed for fun and to help other Mac users. By Ned Vizzini.
2 New Duos-Oct 94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLine Monthly:2 New Duos-Oct 94.sit 294 0 9K 10/26/94 2 New Duos/Oct 94 - When dealing with portable computers, size is always a problem. The laptop you use could be, should be, smaller than it is. Always. Apple Computer's PowerBook laptops are not excluded from this rule of thumb. I have never met a PowerBook maven who was not occasionally burdened with the weight and size of their laptop. Big keyboards, large screens and (possibly) unnecessary floppy drives often add up to a less than joyful bundle. AppleLine Monthly is a FREE electronic newsletter that is distributed for fun and to help other Mac users. By Ned Vizzini.
The Microsoft Home-Sept 94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLine Monthly:The Microsoft Home-Sept 94.sit 94 0 8K 10/26/94 The Microsoft Home/Sept 94 - He may be rich, he may be powerful, and he may be the bane of the Macintosh industry, but you have to hand something to Bill Gates - hes flexible. Gates, the multi-billionaire and head of Microsoft Inc., has developed an astonishing variety of business programs over the years -- operating systems, word processors, spreadsheets, and presentation tools. Gates has reached his slimy tentacles into almost every type of software, save one. Until this year, Microsoft had never attempted to conquer the home market; there wasnt enough demand. But now, with the family computer fast becoming a household item, a slew of programs labeled Microsoft Home have been released. AppleLine Monthly...
TidBITS#249-24-Oct-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:226-250:TidBITS#249-24-Oct-94.sit 2492494 0 14K 10/25/94 TidBITS#249/24-Oct-94 - TidBITS#249/24-Oct-94 - Chuck Bartosch returns with more about the Power Mac versus the Pentium; we announce the second edition of Internet Starter Kit for Macintosh; and we take a quick look at a project to provide free Internet access to citizens in Italy. Mark Anbinder reports on numerous small software updates, and additional rumors and news talk about the latest version of AOL's software as well as a hybrid computer with a PowerPC 601 and a 486 on the motherboard.
Workgroup Server 9150 DS NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Workgroup Server 9150 DS 9150 0 10K 10/24/94 Workgroup Server 9150 - The Workgroup Server 9150 is the most expandable and powerful member of the PowerPC processorbased Workgroup Server family from Apple. It delivers file and print, database, and communications capabilities that meet the needs of growing work-groups in education, business, and publishing.
Workgroup Server 8150 DS NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLink:Workgroup Server 8150 DS 8150 0 10K 10/24/94 Workgroup Server 8150 - The Workgroup Server 8150 is the midrange member of the PowerPC processorbased Workgroup Server family from Apple. Its designed to meet the varied price, performance, and expansion needs of medium-sized workgroups in education, business, and publishing.
TidBITS#248-17-Oct-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:226-250:TidBITS#248-17-Oct-94.sit 2481794 0 14K 10/18/94 TidBITS#248/17-Oct-94 - TidBITS#248/17-Oct-94 - Matt Neuburg weighs in with a hefty look at the latest version of one of the most popular utility packages of all time, the Now Utilities. Chuck Bartosch passes on news of Apple's financial results (they're good), and we announce several new Internet sites aimed at Mac Internet users and readers of Internet Starter Kit for Macintosh. Finally, we have MailBITS about Microsoft's purchase of Intuit, important new programs, and a super fast CD-ROM drive.
TidBITS#247-10-Oct-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:226-250:TidBITS#247-10-Oct-94.sit 2471094 0 14K 10/13/94 TidBITS#247/10-Oct-94 - Jonathan Hue concludes his firewalls article from last week, we report on another expiring program, and discover a new source of Internet provider information. Mark Anbinder looks at a potentially dangerous bug in older Hard Disk ToolKit versions; Apple gives Cool Tools Awards to eleven worthy individuals and organizations; and David Herren offers help on using System 7.5 with the Chinese or Japanese Language Kits (and a tip on System 7.5 installations).
TidBITS#246-03-Oct-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:226-250:TidBITS#246-03-Oct-94.sit 2460394 0 14K 10/13/94 TidBITS#246/03-Oct-94 - Plenty of MailBITS about happenings in the computer industry lead off the issue, including important notes about Photoshop 3.0 and Apple's announcement of new PowerPC-based Performa models. Solitaire Till Dawn 2.0 just came out with fifteen new games, plans for the second annual WWW conference unfold, Tonya announces her Word 6 Starter Kit, and the issue draws to a close with the first part of an article discussing Internet firewalls.
MT&T 08-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1994:MT&T 08-94.sit 0894 0 137K 10/12/94 MT&T 08/94 - This is the shareware version of MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS. Distributed electronically as a double-clickable DOCMaker format document, MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. IN THIS ISSUE - FEATURES - A Closer Look at Word's Style Feature by Maria L. Langer, Terryific Tips (and Possibly Useful Techniques) by Terry Wilson (Publisher's Note - This article does not appear in the shareware version of Macintosh Tips & Tricks), Langerific Tips? by Maria L. Langer.
MT&T 07-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1994:MT&T 07-94.sit 0794 0 146K 10/11/94 MT&T 07/94 - This is the shareware version of MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS. Distributed electronically as a double-clickable DOCMaker format document, MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. IN THIS ISSUE - FEATURES - Powerhouse Biz Cards by Fred Showker, Resolution Solutions Scanning Correctly for Laser Output by Terry Wilson, (Publishers Note - This article does not appear, in the shareware version of Macintosh Tips & Tricks), Help for Non-Designers is Here! a book review by Maria L. Langer, Some Great Graphics Utilities by Maria L. Langer.
Tech Support Tales #2.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:Tech Support Tales:Tech Support Tales #2.sit 2 0 6K 10/06/94 Tech Support Tales #2 - HOLY MOLY! YOU WILL NOT BELIEVE THE STORIES THAT YOU ARE ABOUT TO READ....BUT THEY ARE ALL TRUE!!! It will never cease to amaze me how silly and befuddled some people get with their computers. Every day thousands of people turn on their computers (or try to) and come across a problem which they think they understand but go about it with all thumbs. The results of their actions can be amusing and often hilarious. This is issue #2 of TECH SUPPORT TALES-the publication which proves that stupidity breeds humor. And as always, if you have any of your own stories that you would like to see in a future issue, please send them along!
LEU 94-10.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:Low-End User:LEU 94-10.sit 9410 0 66K 10/05/94 LEU.DOCMaker.10/94 - The 10/94 issue of the Low-End User EMagazine is distributed in DOCMaker format, a standalone application with excellent hypertext functions. Columns- This month's columns include some non-standard tips on taking your PowerBook on the road, information about System 7.5, and Macs on television. Articles - RAMDoubler 1.5 and a look at computers, freedom and Molotov Cocktails. Reviews - QuickFormat, MacAssasin, WarBirds, MooVer. Special Feature - Room 204, a Macintosh ghost story for Halloween. Other Features - News&Rumors, Tips&Advice, Problems & Bug Reports, Great Deals, Questions & Answers and more. The LEU loves to travel, so pass it around.
MT&T 06-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1994:MT&T 06-94.sit 0694 0 154K 10/04/94 MT&T 06/94 - This is the shareware version of MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS. Distributed electronically as a double-clickable DOCMaker format document, MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. IN THIS ISSUE - FEATURES - New Features of PowerPoint 4.0 by Maria L. Langer, New Features of Word 6.0 by Maria L. Langer, New Features of Excel 5.0 by Maria L. Langer (Publisher's Note - This article does not appear in the shareware version of Macintosh Tips & Tricks), New Features of System 7.5 & QuickDraw GX by Maria L. Langer.
CYBERMAG 1.0.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:Misc Mags:CYBERMAG 1.0.sit 1.0 0 202K 9/30/94 CYBERMAG 1.0 - cyberMAG is distributed free of charge as shareware ($5). GZ MAGAZINE is a publication for the creative arts. It is an opportunity for aspiring writers and poets to gain publication experience they would otherwise have a difficult time obtaining. Includes - cyberPoetry - poems written by aspiring writers all over the United States and Canada and published in a computerized form. CyberFICTION are short-short stories (around 1,000 words). CyberREVIEWS are short reviews on anything from local bands playing in your part of town to commercial software. The Writer's Life is where published writers share their writing & publishing experience with you.
MacSense Vol 1 Issue 11.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacSense:MacSense Vol 1 Issue 11.sit 111 0 227K 9/29/94 MacSense Issue 11 - MacSense is a new electronic magazine (based in Canada) which seeks to provide interesting and insightful Macintosh information to an international market. NEWS - Apple Unveils New OS Identity, Apple Reveals OS Licensing Intentions, eWorld Debuts in Canada. QUICKBITS - System 7.5 ships, Adobe Pagemaker competitive upgrade, Norton Utilities 3.0 Speed Disk bug, and more. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - At long last, we begin a letters column! FEATURE - Hands On- System 7.5, Part I. THE DILETTANTE - A new periodic column by MacSense staffer Renzo Piche. REVIEWS - After Dark 3.0, Microsoft BookShelf, KTP Bryce, Rebel Assault.
TidBITS#245-26-Sep-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:226-250:TidBITS#245-26-Sep-94.sit 2452694 0 14K 9/27/94 TidBITS#245/26-Sep-94 - Plenty of MailBITS about System 7.5 and QuickDraw GX start out the issue, and Lloyd Wood passes on a brief article about problems with After Dark 3.0 and how to find more details on the Internet. Tonya finishes off her series on QuickDraw GX, and finally, Matt Neuburg returns with a User Over Your Shoulder column lamenting the trend toward featuritis and away from elegance in software upgrades.
TidBITS#244-19-Sep-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:226-250:TidBITS#244-19-Sep-94.sit 2441994 0 13K 9/19/94 TidBITS#244/19-Sep-94 - This week's issue begins with a number of MailBITS concerning Anarchie 1.3.1 and several other Internet resources. It continues with an article about Apple discontinuing the PowerBook 540, commentary on the fallacies of the Windows95 name as the successor to Windows 4.0, and Part II of Tonya's look at QuickDraw GX. Finally, we conclude with an article about Peirce Software's Peirce Print Tools, a set of printing extensions for use with QuickDraw GX.
MacSense Vol 1 Issue 08.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacSense:MacSense Vol 1 Issue 08.sit 108 0 165K 9/16/94 MacSense Issue 08 - Canada's Macintosh E-Zine. We recommend that you have at least a 640x400 display with 256 colors or 16 greys. Thousands of colors is best. News - Apple abandons PowerPC 603, eWorld; QuickBits; The PowerBook Premium - At what price portability?; Reviews - Apple CD 300i Plus; Power Mac Upgrade Card; AppleDesign Powered Speakers II, and GetInfo. Don't miss this issue. It's a stand-alone, so it opens easily.
MacSense Vol 1 Issue 07.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacSense:MacSense Vol 1 Issue 07.sit 107 0 176K 9/16/94 MacSense Issue 07 - Canada's Macintosh E-Zine. We recommend that you have at least a 640x400 display with 256 colors or 16 greys. Thousands of colors is best. News/Special Feature - Apple Redefines Portable Computing, Again (Powerbook 500's and Duo's); QuickBits (includes lots about Apple Canada); Reviews - QuickTake 100, Color StyleWriter Pro, PGA Pro Tour Golf; Opinions - Through the Looking Glass, and Get Info. Don't miss these issues! Stand alone document (DOCmaker).
MacSense Vol 1 Issue 06.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacSense:MacSense Vol 1 Issue 06.sit 106 0 167K 9/16/94 MacSense Issue 6 - MacSense Issue 6 is here - Canada's Macintosh E-Zine, and it's jam packed with news, reviews and views! We recommend that you have at least a 640x400 display with 256 colors or 16 greys. Thousands of colors is best. News - Apple Intros New Multimedia Products, Altsys Threatens Adobe/Aldus Merger; QuickBits; Editorial - Of Dollars and MacSense, Reviews - Power Mac 6100/60, RAM Doubler, Flying Nightmares; Macs No Sense (gripes and dummies); Opinion - Intel Outside; and Get Info. Check out this beautiful on-line publication! It's a stand-alone doc.
TidBITS#243-12-Sep-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:226-250:TidBITS#243-12-Sep-94.sit 2431294 0 14K 9/15/94 TidBITS#243/12-Sep-94 - Curious about QuickDraw GX? Tune in for the first part of Tonya's look at what it is and why you might want it. We also look at a great new Apple Web server, report on a significant problem with Speed Disk 3.0, pass on the announcement of the annual Loebner Prize competition to determine how smart computers have become, and attempt to set down all the different ways in which you can buy System 7.5. Finally, Connectix provides some welcome news - MODE32 7.5.
TidBITS#242-05-Sep-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:226-250:TidBITS#242-05-Sep-94.sit 2420594 0 14K 9/09/94 TidBITS#242/05-Sep-94 - This TidBITS issue roams far and wide, with MailBITS about Green Disk, a company that creates recycled floppy disks, a CodeWarrior Web site, comments about Timbuktu, and other announcements. The issue continues with a report about a QuickMail client for the Newton called EnRoute, a look at several software packages that teach and translate between languages, a look at a pair of security programs for public Macs, and a review of RedShift, a CD for astronomy enthusiasts. In plain text format.
LEU 94-09.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:Low-End User:LEU 94-09.sit 9409 0 62K 9/02/94 LEU.DOCMaker.09/94 - The 9/94 issue of the Low-End User Emag (the Emag dedicated to meeting the needs of the average Macintosh user) features a column on PowerBook RAM and battery life, a column on technical support, and a Menacing column by Dennis Cheung. As usual, this issue also includes tips and advice, bug reports and problems, great deals, and other features. In this issue Empire Deluxe 1.0 (for the Mac), CatFinder, and DropStuff and Expander Enhancer. Also included is a re-review of Stuffit SpaceSaver. The LEU is Freeware and is distributed in DOCMaker format (a standalone application with excellent hypertext functions and other useful features). This issue marks the first anniversary of the Low-End User.
MacSense Vol 1 Issue 10.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacSense:MacSense Vol 1 Issue 10.sit 110 0 234K 8/30/94 MacSense Issue 10 - August 22, 1994 - MacSense is a new electronic magazine (based in Canada) which seeks to provide interesting and insightful Macintosh information to an international market. MacSense requires a Macintosh with a 640-pixel wide display and at least 16 shades of grey. For optimal viewing, we recommend 16-bit color. NEWS -Apple Drops PowerBook 540, Microsoft Debuts Power Mac Applications, Apple's 3rd Quarter Impressive. QUICKBITS - Adobe Premiere 4.0, Wacom's ArtPad, Claris Power Mac Apps and more. EDITORIAL - In the Big Leagues. FEATURE - A Year in the Life-The Newton Experiment. REVIEWS - PowerBook 150, Prince of Persia II, Norton Utilities 3.0. OPINION - Design Flaws HELP WANTED -...
TidBITS#241-29-Aug-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:226-250:TidBITS#241-29-Aug-94.sit 2412994 0 14K 8/30/94 TidBITS#241/29-Aug-94 - Fat binary versions of programs get more votes from readers in this issue, and we pass on the announcement of the latest After Dark Module Programming Contest in which you don't even have to be a programmer to compete. Those without expandable Macs may be interested in PowerR's video solutions, and we look at Farallon's Timbuktu Pro, which enables you to control a Macintosh remotely over an AppleTalk network, via ARA, or over the Internet.
TidBITS#240-22-Aug-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:226-250:TidBITS#240-22-Aug-94.sit 2402294 0 14K 8/30/94 TidBITS#240/22-Aug-94 - This week brings you an in depth look at QuickMail 3.0, CE's latest and greatest release of its popular email program. We also have a short review of Links Pro, for the golf fans out there, a look at some of the issues surrounding fat binary programs, and a recollection of Kai Krause's demo at Macworld Boston, complete with lots of links to interesting and related Internet sites.
TidBITS#238-08-Aug-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:226-250:TidBITS#238-08-Aug-94.sit 2380894 0 14K 8/17/94 TidBITS#238/08-Aug-94 - TidBITS#238/08-Aug-94 - Last week was Macworld Expo Boston, and everyone who writes at all regularly for TidBITS attended the show. This issue brings you Mark's Expo Superlatives, Adam's Expo thoughts, and Tonya's favorite shipping Expo product - surprisingly, a CD about Thai food and culture. This issue also covers an upcoming version of FirstClass that will support TCP/IP connections and the issues surrounding Iomega's recent licensing of SyQuest cartridge technology.
TidBITS#239-15-Aug-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:226-250:TidBITS#239-15-Aug-94.sit 2391594 0 14K 8/17/94 TidBITS#239/15-Aug-94 - TidBITS#239/15-Aug-94 - This week's top story concerns a new program called The Internet Adapter, a $25 Unix program that turns an Internet Unix shell account into a SLIP account. We also have news about RAM Doubler 1.5's new office, details about OneWorld fax server software and certain PowerBooks, a look a program that makes it as simple as possible for users to transfer files over a modem to a service bureau, and, to round out the issue, a preview of Microsoft Word 6.0.
TidBITS#237-01-Aug-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:226-250:TidBITS#237-01-Aug-94.sit 2370194 0 14K 8/17/94 TidBITS#237/01-Aug-94 - TidBITS#237/01-Aug-94 - The issue starts off with news of a new version of QuickMail from CE Software, followed by an announcement of some new Macintosh Internet sites that should be of interest to all. Jamie McCarthy solemnly informs us of the true conspiracy behind Apple's decision to use IDE drives in favor of SCSI drives in the most recent Macs, we look at some PowerPC/Pentium marketing feuds, and we end with a few first impressions of Apple's eWorld online service.
DAETA newsletter 1.6.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:Misc Mags:DAETA newsletter 1.6.sit 1.6 0 421K 8/16/94 DAETA newsletter 1.6 - The driving assumption behind this newsletter is that digital artists and designers do not have the time or interest to become computer systems analysts. Yet, often we are forced to keep up with the incredible race of technology and still have some energy left over to be creative simply to survive. If this is something you face as a desktop professional, then this newsletter is for you! DAETA uses an embedded viewer, so no additional software is required. If you are interested in becoming a regular subscriber, a stand-alone viewer is available to decrease file overhead. System requirements - Any Macintosh CPU running System 7.x with at least 2 MB of free RAM.
LEU 94-08.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:Low-End User:LEU 94-08.sit 9408 0 46K 8/11/94 LEU.DOCMaker.08/94 - The 8/94 issue of the Low-End User Emag (the Emag dedicated to meeting the needs of the average Macintosh user) features a column on the Tech Support Blues many users are facing (and how to deal with the blues, without spending your greens), tips and advice, bug reports and problems, great deals, and other features. This issue also contains reviews of the Power User CD-ROM, SetUp Partitions, Battery Amnesia, and software for stripping PPC/680X0 code from Fat Binary programs. As usual, the LEU is Freeware and is distributed in DOCMaker format (a standalone application with excellent hypertext functions and other useful features).
MacSense Vol 1 Issue 09.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacSense:MacSense Vol 1 Issue 09.sit 109 0 218K 8/11/94 MacSense Issue#9 - MacSense Issue 9 is here, and it's jam packed with news, reviews and views! We recommend that you have at least a 640x400 display with 256 colors or 16 greys. Thousands of colors is best. Continuing our effort to be the ultimate Macintosh electronic magazine, this issue of MacSense features a new, more refined look. In this Issue - News - The PowerBook 150, Apple's Clone Deals, The PowerBook 500 Drought, Houdini's Successor. QuickBits - Apple US announces LC 630, 15 Multiple Scan, PC Exchange 2.0, Microsoft Works 4.0, New Berkley Screen Savers and more... Features - System 7.5 Sneak Peek, Service Stories: Me and My Express Modem. Reviews - Apple 17 Multiple Scan Display and more!!
TidBITS#236-25-Jul-94.. NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:226-250:TidBITS#236-25-Jul-94.. 2362594.. 0 14K 7/30/94 TidBITS#236/25-Jul-94 - TidBITS#236/25-Jul-94 - Mark Anbinder reports on Apple's latest addition to the PowerBook family, the PowerBook 150, along with Apple's new 15 monitor and new keyboard. FullWrite makes the news with an Internet mailing list and a long-awaited upgrade, StuffIt Expander and DropStuff go back for a quick fix, and Roy McDonald of Connectix takes us inside the process of porting RAM Doubler to the Power Macs.
TidBITS#235-18-Jul-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:226-250:TidBITS#235-18-Jul-94.sit 2351894 0 14K 7/22/94 TidBITS#235_18-Jul-94 - TidBITS#235/18-Jul-94 - Video and multimedia fill up this issue with Apple announcing new multimedia Macs, the 630 series, and Connectix announcing QuickCam, a new low-cost video camera. For those who want something now, we review the FlexCam from VideoLabs, and for a change of pace, we also look at the latest StuffIt Expander, along with Aladdin's shareware DropStuff with Expander Enhancer. Copyright 1990-1994 Adam & Tonya Engst.
TidBITS#234-11-Jul-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:226-250:TidBITS#234-11-Jul-94.sit 2341194 0 14K 7/22/94 TidBITS#234/11-Jul-94 - TidBITS#234/11-Jul-94 - Mark Anbinder leads off this issue with reports on an upgrade to White Pine's line of terminal emulators and a new package that enables Newton users to connect to the popular FirstClass bulletin boards. We also mention a few more Internet resources from Apple, talk about what you can do with those old Macs, and listen as Geoff Duncan ponders the problem of consumption versus communication on the so-called infobahn. Copyright 1990-1994 Adam & Tonya Engst.
TidBITS#233-04-Jul-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:226-250:TidBITS#233-04-Jul-94.sit 2330494 0 14K 7/22/94 TidBITS#233/04-Jul-94 - In honor of Independence Day, we have two essays about issues surrounding personal freedoms, copyright and encryption. If more technical information is to your liking, Mark Anbinder reports on the LaserWriter 810 coming off the disabled list and a new company being formed from the old Advanced Software. Finally, an article talking about all of Apple's Internet resources fills out the issue. Copyright 1990-1994 Adam & Tonya Engst.
TidBITS#232-27-Jun-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:226-250:TidBITS#232-27-Jun-94.sit 2322794 0 14K 7/22/94 TidBITS#232/27-Jun-94 - Communications dominates this issue with articles from Mark Anbinder about the new Global Village PowerPort/Mercury modem for the Duo and the Global Village OneWorld ARA and fax server. We also muse about what might have caused Apple to cancel the tablet-sized Newton and lay off many of the Newton hardware engineers, and discuss the problem of information piracy on the Internet. Copyright 1990-1994 Adam & Tonya Engst.
3 New PowerBooks-July 94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:AppleLine Monthly:3 New PowerBooks-July 94.sit 394 0 8K 6/24/94 3 New Powerbooks/July 94- AppleLine Monthly is a FREE electronic newsletter that I am distributing for fun and to help other Mac users. The July issue, entitled 3 New PowerBooks, features a review of the PowerBook 520, 520c, and 540. A very nice, professional format and a very wry, informative article await you. So why not try it out. If you like it I'll keep you on my mailing list and send you a new issue every month - Ned Vizzini, Mushroo443 on AOL.
TidBITS#231-20-Jun-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:226-250:TidBITS#231-20-Jun-94.sit 2312094 0 14K 6/21/94 TidBITS#231/20-Jun-94 - Apple's eWorld arrives! But since it's the first day, we mainly report on a new PC emulator, discuss tips on improving SoftWindows performance, and review GIFConverter and El-Fish, an aquarium simulator. Check out the rumors from InterOp about Apple's Internet software, as well as news about upcoming Mac expositions. Finally, we have a URL for a stock quote service on the Internet and some comments on last week's article about small developers.
TidBITS#230-13-Jun-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:226-250:TidBITS#230-13-Jun-94.sit 2301394 0 26K 6/17/94 TidBITS#230/13-Jun-94 - Aldus and Adobe both figure in this issue, with a rumor about FreeHand, a charting module from Aldus, and a new font licensing policy from Adobe, which makes it easier for print shops to own lots of fonts. We note the new version of CDU from Connectix and list shipping software for the Power Macs (lots of international companies on that list!). Rounding out the issue, Matt Neuburg and Adam focus on the small Macintosh developer.
TidBITS#229-06-Jun-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:226-250:TidBITS#229-06-Jun-94.sit 2290694 0 27K 6/17/94 TidBITS#229/06-Jun-94 - This week we have a review of the just-released MacWeb WWW browser, the real story on using America Online over the Internet, and a review of a high tech joke book. Mark Anbinder writes about Connectix's new RAM-doubling version of their Maxima RAM disk software, and Mel Park passes on some great stories about the original Colossal Cave - remember ADVENTURE?
TidBITS#228-30-May-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:226-250:TidBITS#228-30-May-94.sit 2283094 0 14K 6/01/94 TidBITS#228/30-May-94 - This issue brings you reviews of DiskTop 4.5 and Aaron Giles's excellent JPEGView, Mark Anbinder's notes about installing a modem in the new PowerBook 500-series Macs, a warning about using America Online's Internet access method, and more information about the BT project to provide video on demand using set-top boxes with Macintosh motherboards. Last, but not least, read on for information about a programming CD and the SGI reality.
TidBITS#227-23-May-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:226-250:TidBITS#227-23-May-94.sit 2272394 0 14K 5/25/94 TidBITS#227/23-May-94 - Apple does TV set-top boxes, Fred Showker does Macworld Washington, and Global Village drops prices on its popular TelePort and PowerPort modems. Last week's article on advertising to overseas Mac users spawned many useful comments, and for Newton users, how would you like to read TidBITS on the Newt? All this, more details on AOL, the new PowerBooks, and yet another industry merger.
TidBITS#226-16-May-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:226-250:TidBITS#226-16-May-94.sit 2261694 0 13K 5/18/94 TidBITS#226/16-May-94 - Access America Online via the Internet? That's right, and read on for the details. Mark Anbinder reports on Apple's System Update 3.0, which includes a slew of fixes for System 7.1 (and later) users, Mr. Chan complains rightly about the way international customers are treated, and John Wolf provides some instructions for a rainy day of electronics work, assuming you want to use Apple's resolution switching software with a non-Apple multisync monitor.
TidBITS#224-02-May-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:201-225:TidBITS#224-02-May-94.sit 2240294 0 14K 5/18/94 TidBITS#224/02-May-94 - A few fruits of our labor appear this week with announcements of a TidBITS World-Wide Web site and of Tonya's book about Word 5. The issue swells to its usual size with information about what degrees Kelvin means in relation to a monitor, a quick look at an updated version of In/Out, a review of Robin Williams's book about fonts, and details about PowerPC-based Workgroup Servers and a PowerPC upgrade for the Quadra 900/950. Copyright 1990-1994 Adam & Tonya Engst. Details at end of issue.
MT&T 04-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1994:MT&T 04-94.sit 0494 0 77K 5/10/94 MT&T 04/94 - Macintosh Tips & Tricks - Features - Generating Reports with Microsoft Excel Part 2-The Report Manager by Maria L. Langer (Note-This article does not appear in the shareware version of Macintosh Tips & Tricks.) Sidebar - About Scenarios (Note-This sidebar does not appear in the shareware version of Macintosh Tips & Tricks.) Saving Money on AOL Part 3-Saving and Managing Your Mail by Terry Wilson. Sidebar - AOL at 9600 Baud. More ClarisWorks Macros - Exchanging Two Letters by Ron Baron. System Update 3.0 by Maria L. Langer. Plus the usual departments. This is the shareware version, find out how to obtain the full version!
MT&T 01-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1994:MT&T 01-94.sit 0194 0 82K 5/10/94 MT&T 01/94 - MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. This issue features - ARTICLES - Digitizinng Your Signature by Charles E Vermette. ClarisWorks Macros - Curly Quotes to Straight Quotes by Ron Bar (Note This article is not included in the electronic version of MT&T) Productivity Tools - Now Up-to-Date and Now Contact a product revie by Maria L. Langer, Now Utilities Quick Tips by Maria L. Langer, About Us Letters to the Editor and much more!
TidBITS#225-09-May-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:201-225:TidBITS#225-09-May-94.sit 2250994 0 14K 5/10/94 TidBITS#225/09-May-94 - The issue offers a look at the results of an Ingram Labs test of Power Macs versus Pentiums, a brief review of the PowerSwitch LT, and an analysis of why SyQuest drives may suffer head crashes. Adam and Bill announce their Internet Explorer Kit - a non- technical book that shows what life is like on the Internet, and we conclude with Nick Arnett's thoughtful comparison of the 15th century printing revolution in Europe and the Internet of today. Copyright 1990-1994 Adam & Tonya Engst. Details at end of issue.
TidBITS#223-25-Apr-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:201-225:TidBITS#223-25-Apr-94.sit 2232594 0 14K 4/27/94 TidBITS#223/25-Apr-94 - We have lots of interesting comments from readers in this issue, including more on the mean time between failures for hard drives, the new PowerBooks, Symantec's purchasing history, and various Apple products. Mark Anbinder reports on Apple's new 17 monitor and the continuance of Apple's Vintage hardware program, and Tim Levy tells us about the massive database for tracking Macintosh software updates that he's created for TidBITS readers.
TidBITS#221-11-Apr-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:201-225:TidBITS#221-11-Apr-94.sit 2211194 0 14K 4/26/94 TidBITS#221/11-Apr-94 - Communications upgrades fill this issue, with a letter about how the ARA server 2.0 won't work on a Mac Plus and articles by Mark Anbinder on a minor upgrade to CE's QuickMail Server and a major upgrade to the popular FirstClass BBS program. Readers explain in detail how MTBF testing works, and we pass on a warning about how MacInTax might be calculating your taxes.
TidBITS#220-04-Apr-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:201-225:TidBITS#220-04-Apr-94.sit 2200494 0 14K 4/26/94 TidBITS#220/04-Apr-94 - This week's late breaking news comes in the form of yet another ugly virus (INIT-29-B). We also share comments about hard drive reliability, muse further on the state of mergers in the Macintosh world, and take a look at the perceived lack of women programmers in programming-based discussions online.
TidBITS#219-28-Mar-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:201-225:TidBITS#219-28-Mar-94.sit 2192894 0 14K 4/26/94 TidBITS#219/28-Mar-94 - This week we examine Novell's purchase of WordPerfect more closely, announce the latest version of Easy View along with Unix and Windows versions, and take a look at new Quantum drives and reports that they may be in short supply. Mark Anbinder reviews the sad state of fax software for the Power Macs, and Brian Kendig gazes into the future of Apple's system software.
TidBITS#222-18-Apr-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:201-225:TidBITS#222-18-Apr-94.sit 2221894 0 14K 4/18/94 TidBITS#222/18-Apr-94 - With our 222nd issue, TidBITS is officially four years old. Read on for a rambling history of the last four years, and for more up-to-date news, check out Tonya's article about the new Blackbird PowerBooks, the 520 and 540, and the new 68040 Duos. The software industry continues to implode, with Symantec and Central Point merging, and last but not least, Chris Holmes of Dantz sets the record straight on running Retrospect under Power Mac emulation.
News files by name NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News: News files by name 0 141K 4/12/94 This is a text file listing of all items in the News 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.
News files by date NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News: News files by date 0 141K 4/12/94 This is a text file listing of all items in the News 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.
News.db NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News: News.db 0 136K 4/12/94 This is a tab delineated text file listing of all items in the News 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.
Mindvirus - Issue 02.94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:Misc Mags:Mindvirus - Issue 02.94.sit 02.94 0 2549K 4/07/94 Mindvirus - Issue 02.94 - Mindvirus is an interactive, multimedia, electronic meme. It is NOT a computer virus, but carries cultural viruses from host to host, affecting some as they read, watch and understand new and different concepts. Open the Memes folder, and open Projector to start the strange fun! You'll bump into very cool graphics, and sometimes, deranged stuff! Not for the faint-hearted, or young! the flux forces you to interact with the world and forces you to think for yourself. the flux is a weapon against all forms of thought control - the flux is the most effective method of survivial in the post-political world that is forming around us. A text-only file of the artcles in Mindvirus is also...
MT&T 03-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1994:MT&T 03-94.sit 0394 0 77K 4/06/94 MT&T 03/94 - Macintosh Tips & Tricks includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. This issue features - Creating Hanging Folder Labels with Microsoft Word, Using Word 5.1's Table Button, Saving Money on AOL, Generating Reports with Microsoft Excel. Departments - From the Publisher's Desktop, Quick Tips, Product News, Power Mac.
TidBITS#218-21-Mar-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:201-225:TidBITS#218-21-Mar-94.sit 2182194 0 14K 3/28/94 TidBITS#218/21-Mar-94 - Novell buys WordPerfect? Yup, and the big news had been the Aldus and Adobe merger, which they managed to keep secret the day of the Power Macintosh intro. We also look briefly at General Magic and grumble about insulting book titles. Mark Anbinder reviews Silicon Casino, a Newton game from Casady & Greene, and Doc Kinne examines the MessagePad 110, the MessagePad's sequel.
TidBITS#217-14-Mar-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:201-225:TidBITS#217-14-Mar-94.sit 2171494 0 14K 3/28/94 TidBITS#217/14-Mar-94 - The Power Macintosh arrives! What did you think we would talk about this issue? Mark Anbinder covers the details of the line and briefly reports on some of the applications shipping in native mode. We attended the Power Macintosh introduction in Seattle and brought back full pricing information along with some musings on where the Power Macs are now and where they're going. Also, the first Power Macintosh Easter Egg!
TidBITS#216-07-Mar-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:201-225:TidBITS#216-07-Mar-94.sit 2160794 0 14K 3/28/94 TidBITS#216/07-Mar-94 - As the anticipation for the PowerPC news builds, we bring the bad news of another virus sighting and the decimation of the community Info-Mac archive site. Craig O'Donnell dispenses more speaker wisdom; Tom Abbott reviews a PowerBook 160 upgrade; America Online, CompuServe, and NIFTY-Serve improve their Internet access; and finally, Mark Gavini relates his discussion with Intel about why he should switch to Pentium rather than buy a PowerPC Mac.
TidBITS#215-28-Feb-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:201-225:TidBITS#215-28-Feb-94.sit 2152894 0 14K 3/28/94 TidBITS#215/28-Feb-94 - Where to start? We have news about a new Newton due out soon, an extremely cheap 300 dpi PostScript Level 2 printer, and even more information about the PowerPC-based Macs due in just two weeks. Mark Anbinder reports on an inexpensive network fax package and CE's acquisition of Powercore; Microsoft loses a lawsuit and $120 million to Stac; and finally ON Technology CEO Chris Risley replies to Dave Thompson's article on Meeting Maker last week.
TidBITS#214-21-Feb-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:201-225:TidBITS#214-21-Feb-94.sit 2142194 0 13K 2/23/94 TidBITS#214/21-Feb-94 - PowerPC information galore this week, including specs on all the new machines due out on March 14th, and current Quadra prices for those who don't want take the PowerPC plunge. We cover the fuss concerning the Clipper chip and provide pointers to all sorts of information about it; Dave Thompson of ARPA warns about Meeting Maker and On Technology; and we provide a brief look at our upcoming books about the Internet and (from Tonya) Microsoft Word.
TidBITS#213-14-Feb-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:201-225:TidBITS#213-14-Feb-94.sit 2131494 0 14K 2/15/94 TidBITS#213/14-Feb-94 - This week Matt Neuburg examines the latest and greatest release of HyperCard, version 2.2; Mark Anbinder reports on the demise of the Apple Catalog and on additions to the Apple Remote Access family; and we briefly look at the latest Sculley soap opera and a major problem with PowerTalk. Finally, for those on the Internet, a complete list of Info-Mac mirror sites.
MT&T 02-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1994:MT&T 02-94.sit 0294 0 78K 2/15/94 MT&T02/94 - Macintosh Tips & Tricks includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. This issue features - ARTICLES - Layout Mode Tips for FileMaker Pro by Maria L. Langer, Inserting Pictures into TeachText Documents by Evan Damashek, A Related TeachText Tip by Maria L. Langer, Saving Money on AOL- Part 1 - Using FlashSessions by Terry Wilson (Note- This article does not appear in the shareware version of Macintosh Tips & Tricks), Easter Eggs submitted by Readers,Game Cheats submitted by Readers and the usual Departments!
TidBITS#212-07-Feb-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:201-225:TidBITS#212-07-Feb-94.sit 2120794 0 14K 2/08/94 TidBITS#212/07-Feb-94 - With this issue we wrap up our look at interesting products from the Macworld Expo in San Francisco. Mark Anbinder passes on news of price reductions and rebates from Apple, Pythaeus provides the latest Duo market share news, and we look in depth at the concepts behind Apple's eWorld and other online services. Finally, the real way Apple could change the world with the Macintosh.
TidBITS#211-31-Jan-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:201-225:TidBITS#211-31-Jan-94.sit 2113194 0 14K 1/31/94 TidBITS#211/31-Jan-94 - More details about Apple's new technologies this week, followed by problems with the Newton OS 1.05 upgrade, a new stylus for the Newton, a new internal CD drive style, and some pointers to repetitive stress injury resources on the Internet. Finally we review Anarchie, a fabulous piece of shareware from Peter Lewis that simplifies searching for and retrieving files on the Internet. Topics - MailBITS 04-Jan-93, DAT Note, ATM Patch, LaserWriter IIf/IIg ROM Upgrade, ShadowWriter networks 'em all, A/UX Follies, Compatibility Checker 2.0, PhoneNet Talk Upgrade, Newton Notes, Lotus Upgrade, Apple & AOL, AutoDoubler 2.0, FirstClass Deal, Copying Utilities, Likewise and...
TidBITS#210-24-Jan-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:201-225:TidBITS#210-24-Jan-94.sit 2102494 0 14K 1/25/94 TidBITS#210/24-Jan-94 - Happy Birthday, Macintosh! We glance back at Apple's view of its past through quotes from annual reports and then look forward at some of the intriguing new technologies Apple plans for the future. A few small comments, the embedded speech commands necessary to make your Mac sing Happy Birthday, and the issue rounds out with a review of a most interesting program, Meeting Space from World Benders, which creates virtual conference centers on any network.
TidBITS#209-17-Jan-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:201-225:TidBITS#209-17-Jan-94.sit 2091794 0 14K 1/19/94 TidBITS#209/17-Jan-94 - More news from Macworld focusing on the PowerPC this week, along with a number of small articles on upgrades to HyperCard and ARA Commander, a free ZMODEM tool from Mark/Space Softworks, a list of the current System Enablers, the solution to the nasty problem some Duos have been having with charging the battery recently, an announcement of an Internet book sale, and finally, a look at the Auto Power On/Off control panel from Apple. This issue of TidBITS sponsored in part by - APS Technologies -- 800/443-4199 -- 71520.72@compuserve.com, Makers of hard drives, tape drives, memory, and accessories. Copyright 1990-1994 Adam & Tonya Engst. Details at end of issue.
TidBITS#208-10-Jan-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:201-225:TidBITS#208-10-Jan-94.sit 2081094 0 14K 1/13/94 TidBITS#208/10-Jan-94 - Macworld news abounds this issue, with brief looks at some of the more interesting new products from the show, along with a full review of the runaway hit, Connectix's fabulous RAM Doubler. Mark Anbinder looks at Second Sight 3.0, and just to make sure you're feeling sufficiently poor, we report just what Sculley received in his severance package from Apple. Ick.
TidBITS#207-03-Jan-94.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:201-225:TidBITS#207-03-Jan-94.sit 2070394 0 14K 1/06/94 TidBITS#207/03-Jan-94 - Welcome to 1994! Craig O'Donnell demystifies (or at least provides more details on) the Macintosh microphone situation, Matt Neuburg peers over your shoulder to talk about the new technologies treadmill used in the Macintosh developer rat race, and we review an unusual keyboard that could help folks in pain from repetitive stress injuries. Finally, we note a couple of Macworld events that you might want to attend with us.
MT&T 12-93CG.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1993:MT&T 12-93CG.sit 1293 0 149K 12/20/93 MT&T 12/93CG - This is a special Common Ground version of MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS. Distributed electronically as a double-clickable document, MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. This special version was created with Common Ground to show shareware users what they're missing by not subscribing to the printed version. It contains all text and figures found in the printed version of the December issue. This issue features - ARTICLES - Fail Safe-Security for Your Mac, Part III-Are You Flirting with Disaster?, Little Known (But Useful) Word Commands, 5 Tips for Polishing Your Printed Documents, AOL Tip-Can't UnStuff? And the...
MT&T 12-93.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1993:MT&T 12-93.sit 1293 0 75K 12/17/93 MT&T 12/93 - This is the shareware version of MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS. Distributed electronically as a double-clickable DOCMaker format document, MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. This issue features - ARTICLES - Fail Safe-Security for Your Mac, Part III-Are You Flirting with Disaster? (not included in the electronic version of MT&T), Little Known (But Useful) Word Commands, 5 Tips for Polishing Your Printed Documents, AOL Tip-Can't UnStuff? DEPARTMENTS - Masthead, From the Editors Desktop, Letters from readers worldwide, Product News from press releases, Quick Tips, Quick Word Processing and Printing Tips, and Sales Positions
TidBITS#206-13-Dec-93.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:201-225:TidBITS#206-13-Dec-93.sit 2061393 0 15K 12/15/93 TidBITS#206/13-Dec-93 - Shekhar Govind follows up the voting change in Williamson County, Mark Anbinder looks at the ultimate solitaire game from Delta Tao, we review Mangia, a truly great cooking program, and finally, we present gift suggestions from our backlog and from readers. We also announce a two-week layoff, so see you in 1994. Topics - MailBITS/13-Dec-93, Williamson County, Part II, Ultimate Responsibility, Gift Suggestions, Mangia! and Reviews/13-Dec-93.
TidBITS#205-06-Dec-93.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:201-225:TidBITS#205-06-Dec-93.sit 2050693 0 14K 12/08/93 TidBITS#205/06-Dec-93 - The word processor wars heat up, and we review WordPerfect's latest release, 3.0. We also examine a MessagePad bug thatmay bite in an alarming way, examine how to determine your version of Quicken for update purposes, discuss a new video card from Apple via Radius, and glance in shock at why Apple isn't establishing a new facility in Williamson Country, Texas. Hypertext proceedings, great quotes, CPU comments, and HP rebates fill out the issue. Topics - Nothing Like A Little Bigotry To Brighten Your Day, Apple/Radius Card Looks to the Future, Quicken Updates, Alarming MessagePad Bug, WordPerfect Mac 3.0-The Next Best Thing, and Reviews/06-Dec-93.
TidBITS#204-29-Nov-93.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:201-225:TidBITS#204-29-Nov-93.sit 2042993 0 14K 12/08/93 TidBITS#204/29-Nov-93 - This week we explain Ted Nelson's new plans for Xanadu Light based on his talk at Hypertext '93. We also clarify the details on the Quadra 610, DOS Compatible that Apple announced recently. Charles Wheeler passes on a true Mac story that might prevent DOSsification, Apple asks for constructive interface suggestions for MacTCP, a free PDA newsletter appears, and Mark Anbinder notes that not all microphones are created equal. Topics - MailBITS/29-Nov-93, SuperDrive, Activism, MacTCP Call to Arms, DOS Compatible Details, True Mac Stories! and Xanadu Light.
MT&T 11-93.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1993:MT&T 11-93.sit 1193 0 73K 11/24/93 MT&T 11/93 - This is the shareware version of MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS. Distributed electronically as a double-clickable DOCMaker format document, MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. This issue features - ARTICLES - Selecting Table Cells in Microsoft Word, Quick Tips for FirstClass BBS, Fail Safe-Security for Your Mac, Part III-Are You Flirting with Disaster? (not included in the electronic version of MT&T), Finder & System Tips submitted by Readers, and Easter Eggs submitted by Readers. DEPARTMENTS - From the Editors Desktop, Masthead, Letters from readers worldwide, Miscellaneous Quick Tips, Product News and more!
TidBITS#203-22-Nov-93.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:201-225:TidBITS#203-22-Nov-93.sit 2032293 0 15K 11/24/93 TidBITS#203/22-Nov-93 - More details on Macintosh TV, Sculley's rough ride ahead, and the Expanded Book version of The Digital Nomad's Guide grace this week's MailBITS. Jeff Needleman reports on the rates for the Prodigy Internet gateway (no Mac software yet), Charlie Stross reviews a Newton competitor from Britain, Mark Anbinder goes On The Road, Tonya reviews the Bucky, and I cover Hypertext '93 with a look at a course called Designing Electronic Publications.
TidBITS#201-08-Nov-93.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:201-225:TidBITS#201-08-Nov-93.sit 2010893 0 14K 11/22/93 TidBITS#201/08-Nov-93 - Ever wondered what those dire-sounding software license agreements mean? Check out Brady Johnson's article on just what you aren't agreeing to. In the more agreeable department, we look at two PowerBook books, including the essential PowerBook Companion, glance briefly at the latest in viruses, peek through a keyhole at the upcoming FoxPro for Macintosh, and reveal the shameful truth about the low-end model of the Quadra 610 (well, OK, it's not that bad).
TidBITS#202-15-Nov-93.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS:201-225:TidBITS#202-15-Nov-93.sit 2021593 0 14K 11/22/93 TidBITS#202/15-Nov-93 - Apple experiments with new varieties of the Macintosh this month, so we have a report on the Macintosh TV and the Quadra 610, DOS Compatible, which wins the worst name of the year award. Andrew Johnston reviews the powerful and popular BBEdit, Mark Anbinder explains some of the issues behind FirstClass bounces, and readers provide various useful comments, such as international availability of the Color It deal.
MT&T 10-93.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1993:MT&T 10-93.sit 1093 0 73K 10/25/93 MT&T 10/93 - This is the shareware version of MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS. Distributed electronically as a double-clickable DOCMaker format document, MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. This issue features - ARTICLES - Fail Safe-Security for Your Mac, Part II-VirusesThey Infect Macs, Too (does not appear in the electronic version), Creating a Form with a Table in Microsoft Word, Exporting and Importing Tab-Delimited Text Files. DEPARTMENTS - From the Editors Desktop, Masthead (information about us), Letters from readers worldwide, Contest- Win a Free Mac Book! Quick Tips submitted by readers, Product News from press releases, Ads and...
MT&T 09-93.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1993:MT&T 09-93.sit 0993 0 78K 9/20/93 MT&T 09/93 - This is the shareware version of MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS. Distributed electronically as a double-clickable DOCMaker format document, MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. This issue features - Masthead, From the Editor's Desktop, Letters, Learning about the Internet, Stamping Microsoft Word Docs, Productivity Tools - CopyDoubler, Quick Tips, Product News, This Space for Rent, Writers Guidelines, Books offered through Giles Roads Press, and Info about subscribing to Mac Tips & Tricks.
MT&T 08-93.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1993:MT&T 08-93.sit 0893 0 85K 8/20/93 MT&T 08/93 - This is the shareware version of MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS. Distributed electronically as a double-clickable DOCMaker format document, MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. This issue features - Masthead, From the Editor's Desktop, Letters (from readers worldwide), (Almost) Painless Software Installation, Using Excel Creat Mail Merge Data Files, Safe - Security for Your Mac, Part I-The End of the Line for Data Thieves, Quick Tips and more!
MT&T 07-93.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1993:MT&T 07-93.sit 0793 0 43K 8/02/93 MT&T 07/93 - This Special MacWorld issue, which is sponsored by Digital Diversions, Inc. and the National Home & School Macintosh Users Group, features - Masthead, Special MacWorld Issue, From the Editor's Desktop, Letters, Product News, Using Graphics in an Excel Bar Chart,Getting Macintosh Tips & Tricks from the Internet, Mastering Memory- Getting Beyond the 8 MB Barrier, Writer's Guidelines, Subscription/Order Form, Digital Diversions Special Offer and a National Home & School Macintosh Users Group Information and Membership Application.
MT&T 06-93.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1993:MT&T 06-93.sit 0693 0 76K 6/20/93 MT&T 06/93 - This is the shareware version of MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS. Distributed electronically as a double-clickable DOCMaker format document, MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. NOTE - Beginning with this issue, the electronic version no longer includes illustrations for articles. For illustrated articles, please subscribe to the printed version. This tenth issue features - Masthead, From the Editor's Desktop, Letters, Product News, Selecting Word Menu Commands from the Keyboard, Anchored Items in QuarkXPress, Quick Tips- Option Key Fun, New Department- Productivity Tools, Productivity Tools - COPYright Pro and more!
MT&T 05-93.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1993:MT&T 05-93.sit 0593 0 90K 5/12/93 MT&T 05/93 - This is the shareware version of MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS. Distributed electronically as a double clickable DOCMaker format document, MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. This ninth issue features - Special Discovery '93 Issue Sponsored by TransNet Corporation, From the Editor's Desktop, Letters, Product News, Addresses and Envelopes with Microsoft Word 5.1, Understanding Microsoft Excel's Number Format Codes, Creating a Lookup Script with FileMaker Pro 2.0, TransNet Education Center, Writer's Guidelines and a Subscription/Order Form.
MT&T 04-93.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1993:MT&T 04-93.sit 0493 0 79K 4/22/93 MT&T 04/93 - This is the shareware version of MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS. Distributed electronically as a double-clickable DOCMaker format document, MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. This eighth issue features - From the Editor's Desktop, Letters, Product News, FileMaker Pro's Security Features, Proofing vs Spell Checking, Rebuilding the Desktop, Revisited, Saving Time (and Money) While Online, Tricks with TeachText, Miscellaneous Tips, Coming Next Month..., Writer's Guidelines, Books Offered Through Giles Road Press (at a discount) and a Subscription/Order Form.
MT&T 12-92.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1992:MT&T 12-92.sit 1292 0 49K 3/17/93 MT&T 12/92 - This is the shareware version of Macintosh Tips & Tricks. Distributed electronically as a double-clickable DOCMaker format document, Macintosh Tips & Tricks includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. This third issue includes Product News, Letters, Creating a New Record Button in FileMaker Pro, Working with Microsoft Word's Glossary Feature, The Shareware Alternative - for Business, and Quick Tips for the Finder, Word 5.0, Excel 4.0, and QuarkXpress. Printed copies of Macintosh Tips & Tricks, desktop published with QuarkXpress, are available to subscribers. Consult the information within this document for details.
MT&T 11-92.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1992:MT&T 11-92.sit 1192 0 50K 3/17/93 MT&T 11/92 - This is the shareware version of Macintosh Tips & Tricks. Distributed electronically as a double-clickable DOCMaker format document, Macintosh Tips & Tricks includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. This third issue includes Product News, Letters, Creating a New Record Button in FileMaker Pro, Working with Microsoft Word's Glossary Feature, The Shareware Alternative - for Business, and Quick Tips for the Finder, Word 5.0, Excel 4.0, and QuarkXpress. Printed copies of Macintosh Tips & Tricks, desktop published with QuarkXpress, are available to subscribers. Consult the information within this document for details.
MT&T 10-92.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1992:MT&T 10-92.sit 1092 0 59K 3/17/93 MT&T 10/92 - This is the shareware version of Macintosh Tips & Tricks. Distributed electronically as a double-clickable DOCMaker format document, Macintosh Tips & Tricks includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. This second issue includes Product News, Letters, Creating a Table of Contents with Word 5.0, Creating and Using a Pop-Up List with FileMaker Pro, File Compression Basics, Quick Tips for Excel 4.0, FileMaker Pro, Norton Utilities, and QuicKeys, and two contests. Printed copies of Macintosh Tips & Tricks, desktop published with QuarkXpress, are available to subscribers. Consult the information within this document for details.
MT&T 09-92.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1992:MT&T 09-92.sit 0992 0 43K 3/17/93 MT&T 09/92 - Volume 1 - Issue 1 - September, 1992. This is the shareware version of Macintosh Tips & Tricks. Distributed electronically as a double-clickable DOCMaker format document, Macintosh Tips & Tricks includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. This first issue includes Product News, Creating a Customized Toolbar for Excel 4.0, Understanding Font Size, About System 7 Tune-up, and a Quick Word Tip. Printed copies of Macintosh Tips & Tricks, desktop published with QuarkXpress, are available to subscribers. Consult the information within this document for details. This is where the tips and tricks started!
MT&T 01-93.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1993:MT&T 01-93.sit 0193 0 60K 3/17/93 MT&T 01/93 - This is the shareware version of MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS. Distributed electronically as a double-clickable DOCMaker format document, MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. This fifth issue, which is TWICE the size of previous issues, was sponsored by Brady/Prentice Hall Computer Publishing. It features informative articles by Brady book authors. This issue includes - Special MacWorld Issue; From the Editor's Desktop; Letters; Product News; Automatic Text Updating with Microsoft Word 5; The Idea Behind Shareware; Tapping the Power of IAC with QuicKeys; Quick Tips for the Finder and Microsoft Word; and more!
MT&T 03-93.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1993:MT&T 03-93.sit 0393 0 72K 3/10/93 MT&T 03/93 - This is the shareware version of MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS. Distributed electronically as a double-clickable DOCMaker format document, MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. This seventh issue features - From the Editor's Desktop-Learn from My Mistakes, Letters, Product News - the new Apple printers, Creating Hanging Indents in Microsoft Word, Using Lookup Tables in Microsoft Excel, Quick System 7 Tips, Quick Quark Express Tips, Writer's Guidelines, Books Offered Through Giles Road Press (at a discount) and a Subscription/Order Form.
MT&T 02-93.sit NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:MacTips & Tricks:1993:MT&T 02-93.sit 0293 0 52K 2/27/93 MT&T 02/93 - This is the shareware version of MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS. Distributed electronically as a double-clickable DOCMaker format document, MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS includes Macintosh news and information, as well as productivity tips for various Macintosh products. This sixth issue features - From the Editor's Desktop, Letters, Product News - the new Macintosh models, Adding Templates to a Microsoft Word Work Menu, Creating Template Files, Finding MACINTOSH TIPS & TRICKS Online, Quick Tips for the Finder and FileMaker Pro, Writer's Guidelines, FILEMAKER PRO 2.0 FOR THE MAC IN A NUTSHELL information and a discount order form.
What Is TidBITS? NewsDL AMUG 15.2:Files II:News:TidBITS: What Is TidBITS? 0 4K 6/20/92 Contains information on What TidBITs is and its distribution channels for this news weekly for the Macintosh.
