Mark Baumwell, Rich Collyer, C.K. Haun, Dave "The Rad" Radcliffe, Kent Sandvik, Paul Snively, Scott "Zz" Zimmerman.
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DialogBits: This sample application shows how to deal with many of the most commonly asked questions about the Dialog Manager.
Double Buffer: This sample application shows how to play sounds using double buffering.
ficycle: This THINK Pascal™ program lists the files contained in a folder.
FindSysFolder: In this code, the FindSysFolder returns the real vRefNum and dirID of the current System Folder. It uses the Folder Manager, if possible, or falls back to SysEnvirons.
FreqForEverChange: This sample application shows how to play a sound and how to alter its frequency.
GDevVideo: This code shows how to get the parameters out of GDevice records.
InvertedText: This sample application gives you cool tricks for printing inverted text.
ItemHider: Two sample applications, in both MPW and Turbo Pascal® versions, show how to hide editText fields in a dialog.
KeepMeAround: This sample code keeps an INIT’s resource file open so that code installed by the INIT can access resources stored in the file.
MacApp C++ Load/dump: This folder contains MacApp MPW scripts. DemoTextDump 1 contains an example of how to write an MAMake file for C++ that uses load/dump. DemoTextDump 2 is a two-level dump system: a switch makes it possible to either dump everything or exclude a couple of header files when working with them, which saves time.
MakeITable: This sample application shows how to manipulate a GDevice’s inverse table.
MultiPlay: This sample application shows how to play a sound several times in a row.
Palette Animation and Palette Animation Gray: These sample applications show how to animate the entries of a palette.
PBAllocate: This MPW tool shows how to work around a bug in PBAllocate.
SampleSndPlay: This sample application shows how to use SndStartFilePlay.
SCSIInquiry: This MPW tool shows how to make a SCSI inquiry command to an HD80SC.
SetPDiMC: This MPW tool sets the “Printer Driver Is MultiFinder Compatible” flag (see “Learning to Drive” on the Developer Essentials disc).
ShowBalloon XFCN: This XFCN allows you to use Balloon Help in conjunction with HyperCard. The source code and the demo stack will get you going.
SubLaunch: This sample application shows how to launch one application from another.
TestGestalt: These sample applications show how to use Gestalt to get information on system features.
VBLThang.p: InstallPersistentVBL takes a VBLRecord and installs it in such a way in this sample code that the VBL will get time even when the application that installs it is switched out.
VertTest: This sample application shows how to get information from a 'vers' resource (see Technical Note #189).