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Hacker's Hangout
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This month's definition of hack: it's little and it's black, but it's not a book, it's a hack. This is an example of how you can write an electronic phone directory using MicroPhone scripts and Dialoger Pro.
Iconographically Yours
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A grab bag of a dozen icons, ready to install into your MPToolBox file, for use by all of your settings documents. The root of all squares is the theme for this series of icons.
Drop Shipment
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If you have a network of Macs and a file server, you can use this tool to give each of your users a "drop box". Users can drop off files and other documents for other users, as well as pick up files that have been dropped off for them. It's less than network email, but may be all you really need.
