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Word5.1patch     AMUG CD:Files:Word:W-Z:Word5.1patch.cpt      Word5.1patch.cpt                          0      20K     11/16/92     Word5.1patch - The Word 5.1a Patcher included is for use with Microsoft®  Word for the Macintosh® version 5.1. This fixes a problem that was  discovered with Word version 5.1 that occurs when fast saving a document  with Footers or Headers. This problem resulted in the Footer or Header  disappearing in the last section (or only section) of a document. This patcher fixes the program and identifies your version as Word 5.1a  rather than Word 5.1.   STTNGScript      AMUG CD:Files:Word:Sq-Sz:STTNGScript.cpt     STTNGScript.cpt                           0      30K     11/16/92     STTNGScript - I’ve decided to put together this little collection of  goodies I requested from Paramount Pictures in Hollywood in the hopes that  other aspiring writers for “Star Trek The Next Generation” will be able to  know how to properly submit their script ideas.  Take note that your  chances of getting a script made into an episode of STTNG are about as good as winning the lottery; bear that in mind before you spend hoursmolding  together a script that in actuality has little or no chance of making the  grade.   PICTS.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Mag:P-S:PICTS.cpt              PICTS.cpt                                 0       4K     11/16/92     PICTS - TeachText application supplied with the current Macintosh product  line is capable of reading either standard text documents or PICT graphic  files.  However, you can also create a text document that has PICT graphics within it, too.  Any graphic element(s), such as boldfaced text,  photographs, line art, etc., can be embedded in a TeachText text document.  The only requirement is that the graphic elements be saved as PICT  resources within the actual text document; as such, you will need ResEdit  to install the graphics.  MineField1.2     AMUG CD:Files:Game:M:MineField 1.2.cpt       MineField 1.2.cpt        1.2              0      94K     11/16/92     MineField 1.2 - this is a game of thinking, planning and luck. This board  game allows you to play on a great looking 3D pad until you bomb.        LoanTrackerD     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:H-L:LoanTrackerDEMO.cpt     LoanTrackerDEMO.cpt                       0     172K     11/16/92     LoanTrackerDEMO - Anyone needing to track and understand their personal  debts without the need for an accounting degree the HOME LIABILITY TRACKER  breaks down your home mortgage, auto loans, credit cards, as well as other  monthly payments so you know what is due and when; what are the principle  balances, how much interest has been paid during any period you want to  know.  The HOME LIABILITY TRACKER is designed like the professional program without the confusion of underlying or purchased loans.  Some of the  windows have been changed since different types of information is needed on lenders than on borrowers.  But, it's user friendly processing is fully  retained.IconsRUs2.0      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:IconsRUs2.0.cpt     IconsRUs2.0.cpt          2.0              0     457K     11/16/92     IconsRUs2.0 - contains lots of great icons for your Macintosh. Eight  folders of icons and instructions.        Icon7demoFol     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Icon7demoFolder.cpt     Icon7demoFolder.cpt                       0      57K     11/16/92     Icon7demoFolder -  Icon 7 is an icon editor which is integrated into the  Finder under System 7 or later. It allows you to modify existing icons or  create new icons to customize your files, folders, or disks in the Finder. This demo version of Icon 7 contains all the features of the regular  version of Icon 7 except you can not save any changes you make to an actual file, folder, or disk. You may save changes into an Icon 7 library which  you can use with the full version of Icon 7 if you decide to purchase it.   EasterEggsfo     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:D-G:EasterEggsforMac.cpt     EasterEggsforMac.cpt                      0      13K     11/16/92     EasterEggsforMac - contains all sorts of tips and tricks for Macintosh  users from Finder to Quadra info.        AreaCodeFind     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:A:AreaCodeFinderv2.0.cpt     AreaCodeFinderv2.0.cpt     2.0              0     162K     11/16/92     AreaCodeFinderv2.0 - this is a great standalone application that gives you  area code information. Sound and color graphics are included in this new  version.        PJ Utilitie     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson: PJ Utilities Described      PJ Utilities Described                      0      15K     11/16/92     This file describes all of the Pete Johnson utilities available in the  Telecom section in the Pete Johnson folder. Provided for BBS distribution  on 11-20-92.       PolygonArt       AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Polygon Art.cpt     Polygon Art.cpt                           0       6K     11/16/92     Polygon Art - This is an after dark module. Polygon Art draws “art” derived from randomly generated polygons.        Update1.0.5s     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Update 1.0.5<source>.cpt     Update 1.0.5<source>.cpt     1.05code         0       7K     11/16/92     Update 1.0.5<source> - Source code for Update 1.0.5. Requires Think Pascal  4.0 or later to compile.        Update1.0.5      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Update 1.0.5.cpt     Update 1.0.5.cpt         1.05             0       7K     11/16/92     Update 1.0.5 - Update is a resource installer designed to make it easy to  update FirstClass applications and settings files with resources such as  cicns, FICNs, dialogs and sounds. With Update, you can distribute the  newest versions of your icons without having to replace the full FirstClass user application or setting file. Compiled 12/18/91.     UnMod1.0.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:UnMod 1.0.cpt     UnMod 1.0.cpt            1.0              0       4K     11/16/92     UnMod 1.0 - Resets Last Modified date to Created date for all files in a  folder. Compiled 9/15/91.        TSet1.6sour      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:TSet 1.6<source>.cpt     TSet 1.6<source>.cpt     1.6code          0      15K     11/16/92     TSet 1.6<source> - Source code for TSet 1.6. Requires Think Pascal 4.0 or  later to compile.        TSet1.6.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:TSet 1.6.cpt     TSet 1.6.cpt             1.6              0      10K     11/16/92     TSet 1.6 - TSet is a Host 2.0/T
abby 2.0 NetMail utility designed to update the Config file to make sure that the next TabbyNet event takes place when  it should. Compiled 12/6/89.       TImport2.03s     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:TImport 2.0.3<source>.cpt     TImport 2.0.3<source>.cpt     2.03code         0      32K     11/16/92     TImport 2.0.3<source> - Source code for TImport 2.0.3. Requires Think  Pascal 4.0 or later to compile.        TImport2.0.3     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:TImport 2.0.3.cpt     TImport 2.0.3.cpt        2.0.3            0      27K     11/16/92     TImport 2.0.3 - A Second Sight 2.x/Tabby 2.0 NetMail utility designed to  import Generic Tabby text files into Second Sight message sections. It  processes the “Generic Import” text file created by Tabby 2.0, and turns it into Host-compatible messages. Compiled 9/7/91.      Timestamp/st     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Timestamp/start.cpt     Timestamp/start.cpt                       0      19K     11/16/92     Timestamp/start - Timestamp inserts in the CallerLog a date/time stamp when Host is launched, followed by a dashed line. Timestart inserts in the  CallerLog a date/time stamp when Tabby Robot is launched. Compiled 6/2/89.       TExport2.0s      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:TExport 2.0<source>.cpt     TExport 2.0<source>.cpt     2.0code          0      24K     11/16/92     TExport 2.0<source> - Source code for TExport 2.0. Requires Think Pascal  4.0 or later to compile.        TExport2.0       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:TExport 2.0.cpt     TExport 2.0.cpt          2.0              0      23K     11/16/92     TExport 2.0 - Second Sight 2.x/Tabby 2.0 utility designed to create a text  file of pending NetMail messages for export by Tabby 2.0. TExport should be placed as an Event just prior to TabbyNet SendNews. Compiled 6/27/91.       Tally2.2sou      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Tally 2.2<source>.cpt     Tally 2.2<source>.cpt     2.02code         0      20K     11/16/92     Tally 2.2<source> - Source code for Tally 2.2. Requires Think Pascal 4.0 or later to compile.        Tally2.2.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Tally 2.2.cpt     Tally 2.2.cpt            2.2              0      16K     11/16/92     Tally 2.2 - Tally is a Tabby NetMail-compatible utility designed to count  messages posted during the past 10 days on your BBS system. Compiled  6/29/91.       Splice1.31       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Splice 1.31.cpt     Splice 1.31.cpt          1.31             0       6K     11/16/92     Splice 1.31 - Tabby NetMail-compatible utility to merge two to four text  files into one output file. Useful if you want to combine a dynamic file,  such as Quote of the Day, and a static file, such as an informational  message, into one System or Welcome message. Compiled 8/6/90.      Slicer1.0.4      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Slicer 1.0.4.cpt     Slicer 1.0.4.cpt         1.0.4            0      12K     11/16/92     Slicer 1.0.4 - Cuts big files into smaller slices. Quick, simple and fast.  Designed for people moving large databases around, but useful in other  respects, too. Compiled 10/18/92.       SectionChang     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Section Changer.cpt     Section Changer.cpt                       0      27K     11/16/92     Section Changer - A dirt-simple Host 2.0 utility designed to move messages  from one section to another. It’s useful for those times when a new Echo  has been routed by mistake to Tabby’s UNKNOWN area or when you’re  reorganizing your message sections. Compiled 5/24/90.      ResizeFSecs      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Resize FSecs.cpt     Resize FSecs.cpt                          0      30K     11/16/92     Resize FSecs - Similar in operation and appearance to Repath Fsecs 2.0,  this utility checks actual file sizes against those listed in your  FileSection directory. This corrects your listings if you’ve gone through a file area with Stuffit to make things smaller. Compiled 11/6/88.      ResetRestar      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Reset, Restart & ShutDown.cpt     Reset, Restart & ShutDown.cpt                      0       5K     11/16/92     Reset, Restart & ShutDown - Three micro utilities to reset, restart or  shutdown your BBS machine. Useful as externals in many situations. Compiled 11/4/90.       Rescan0.1.cp     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Rescan 0.1.cpt     Rescan 0.1.cpt           .1               0      16K     11/16/92     Rescan 0.1 - Rescan is a Second Sight utility which scans the entire  message base and export all messages in selected public net sections to a  text file similar to the Tabby Generic file. With Rescanalator (included)  you can import these messages to another BBS. Compiled 11/4/90.      RepathFSecs2     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Repath FSecs 2.0.cpt     Repath FSecs 2.0.cpt     2.0              0      26K     11/16/92     Repath FSecs 2.0 - An update of my old Repath utility. This lets you  quickly alter Second Sight 2.0 FileSection paths. Compiled 6/30/88.        Renum1.2.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Renum 1.2.cpt     Renum 1.2.cpt            1.2              0      10K     11/16/92     Renum 1.2 - Renum is a Second Sight utility to renumber messages  consecutively, normally starting at 1 (though you can start at some other  number). Compiled 6/21/90.       QuoterDA1.0      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Quoter DA 1.0.cpt     Quoter DA 1.0.cpt        1.0              0      17K     11/16/92     Quoter DA 1.0 - Quoter DA is a Desk Accessory whose main purpose is to  convert text on the Clipboard into quotes in the form generally used by  FidoNet boards. Compiled 7/9/90.       QU.cpt           AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:QU.cpt       QU.cpt                                    0      40K     11/16/92     QU - A handy automatic Quote of the Day generator, fully documented.  Compiled 2/12/89.        PutAway.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Put Away.cpt     Put Away.cpt                              0      15K     11/16/92     Put Away - Designed to emulate behavior of the System Folder in System 7  (required) allows you to designate folder locations to move files, based  on file types and creators. Known to crash on Mac Plus & SE, otherwise  seems fine. Compiled 3/17/92.      MessageThing     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Message Thing 1.0.1.cpt     Message Thing 1.0.1.cpt     1.0.1            0      18K     11/16/92     Message Thing 1.0.1 - Message Thing is a utility for those who run point  systems with Copernicus or COUNTERPoint across a network or on the same  machine as the BBS through MultiFinder — it simulates a call to the host  board without going through the modem. Compiled 6/7/91.      Mehit3.0.s       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:mehit 3.0.b15<source>.cpt     mehit 3.0.b15<source>.cpt     3.0b15           0      85K     11/16/92     mehit 3.0.b15<source> - Source code for mehitabel 3.0.b15. Requires Think  Pascal 4.0 or later to compile.        Mehit3.0.b15     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:mehit 3.0.b15.cpt     mehit 3.0.b15.cpt        3.0b15           0      51K     11/16/92     mehit 3.0.b15 - Adds many more features to mehit 2.x, including automatic  renumbering, automatic Stuffing of archives (requires StuffIt Engine), all  features of Log-O-Matic and more! Beta, but has proven reliable on several  BBSs. Compiled 8/1/91.      Mehit2.06        AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:mehit 2.06.cpt     mehit 2.06.cpt           2.06             0      58K     11/16/92     mehit 2.06 - mehitabel 2.x is the successor to the original Second Sight  automatic message backup utility. As was true of previous versions, it  backs up and controls the size of your message sections. Compiled 8/9/90.       MarkUp1.2        AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Mark Up 1.2.cpt     Mark Up 1.2.cpt          1.2              0       6K     11/16/92     Mark Up 1.2 - Mark Up cures the Tabby “Node Marked Down” blues. Configure  it with a list of from one to six nodes. When it runs, it checks the Tabby  Calls file in the Tabby Folder and if any of the nodes in its list is  found, it zeroes out the bad calls number. Compiled 7/1/91.      Log-O-Matics     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Log-O-Matic 1.72<source>.cpt     Log-O-Matic 1.72<source>.cpt     1.72code         0      26K     11/16/92     Log-O-Matic 1.72<source> - Source code for Log-O-Matic 1.72. Requires Think Pascal 4.0 or later to compile.        Log-O-Matic1     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Log-O-Matic 1.72.cpt     Log-O-Matic 1.72.cpt     1.72             0      17K     11/16/92     Log-O-Matic 1.72 - Log-O-Matic is a Host/Tabby NetMail application which  can automatically maintain your UserLog, CallerLog and Tabby Logs, sorting  and archiving in various ways. Compiled 11/22/90.       Killer1.1.cp     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Killer 1.1.cpt     Killer 1.1.cpt           1.1              0       3K     11/16/92     Killer 1.1 - Killer is designed to delete the launch.next file, if it  exists. Then Killer launches the application name designated in its STR   500 resource. Compiled 7/8/90.       Jump1.2.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Jump 1.2.cpt     Jump 1.2.cpt             1.2              0       5K     11/16/92     Jump 1.2 - Tabby NetMail application to skip to next entry in launch.next  file. Use to route around events such as TabbyNet DeliverMail by renaming  it and TabbyNet DeliverMail. Even when it’s renamed, you can recognize Jump by its toadlike icon. Compiled 6/18/91.      ICON<->FICN      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:ICON <-> FICN.cpt     ICON <-> FICN.cpt                         0       5K     11/16/92     ICON <-> FICN - Two utilities allow you to translate resources back and  forth between ICON and FICN formats. FirstClass uses FICN resources, which  are structurally identical to ICON resources but which cannot be  graphically edited by ResEdit. Compiled 11/9/91.      HelloTabby.p     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:HelloTabby.p.cpt     HelloTabby.p.cpt                          0       6K     11/16/92     HelloTabby.p - Pascal source code for a unit which reads and copes with  Tabby’s launch.next file. Last modified 7/1/91.        Gliders1.4.2     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Gliders 1.4.2.cpt     Gliders 1.4.2.cpt        1.4.2            0      10K     11/16/92     Gliders 1.4.2 - Tabby-compatible utility which extends launch.next events  beyond Tabby’s limit of a 255-character script and which allows systems  which don’t run Tabby to chain Tabby-compatible utility programs. Gliders  is not specific to any BBS package. Compiled 7/1/91.      GEnieCleaner     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:GEnie Cleaner.cpt     GEnie Cleaner.cpt                         0       8K     11/16/92     GEnie Cleaner - Application with Think Pascal 4.0 source code for utility  to clean up GEnie file descriptions so that they can be directly cut &  pasted into BBS file descriptions. Saves LOTS of time!       FSecCleaner      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:FSec Cleaner.cpt     FSec Cleaner.cpt                          0      28K     11/16/92     FSec Cleaner - A utility to purge missing file entries and to kill files  marked for deletion in Second Sight 2.0 FileSections. Read its  documentation file for more information. Compiled 7/29/88.       Flip1.0.3so      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Flip 1.0.3<source>.cpt     Flip 1.0.3<source>.cpt     1.0.3code        0      19K     11/16/92     Flip 1.0.3<source> - Source code for Flip 1.0.3. Requires Think Pascal 4.0  or later to compile.        Flip1.0.3.cp     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Flip 1.0.3.cpt     Flip 1.0.3.cpt           1.0.3            0      15K     11/16/92     Flip 1.0.3 - Flip is a Tabby NetMail-compatible utility which will  automatically forward a list of 1-10 “magic” file names to a list of 1-10  nodes. Compiled 6/23/91.       ff1.5.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:ff 1.5.cpt     ff 1.5.cpt               1.5              0      17K     11/16/92     ff 1.5 - A Tabby event-compatible utility which reads a list of users and  node numbers, then scans your messages, exporting locally entered private  messages addressed to users on your list to network private messages with  valid addresses. Compiled 7/20/91.      FF1.5source      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:ff 1.5 source.cpt     ff 1.5 source.cpt        1.5              0      21K     11/16/92     ff 1.5 source - Source code for ff 1.5. Requires Think Pascal 4.0 or later  to compile.        FCLogScan1.s     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:FC LogScan 1.0.2<source>.cpt     FC LogScan 1.0.2<source>.cpt     1.02code         0      22K     11/16/92     FC LogScan 1.0.2<source> - Source code for FC LogScan 1.0.2. Verified with  FirstClass 1.6. May need updating for later versions. Requires Think Pascal 4.0 or later to compile.       FCLogScan1.0     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:FC LogScan 1.0.2.cpt     FC LogScan 1.0.2.cpt     1.0.2            0      35K     11/16/92     FC LogScan 1.0.2 - Utility which analyzes FirstClass daily logs to produce  a summary report in a concise and readable format. Compiled 3/3/92.        FCListCalles     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:FC List Callers 0.6<source>.cpt     FC List Callers 0.6<source>.cpt                      0      23K     11/16/92     FC List Callers 0.6<source> - Source code for FC List Callers 0.6 (a later  version than was released -- it contains some custom code for the Glassell  Park BBS). Verified with FirstClass 1.6. May need updating for later  versions. Requires Think Pascal 4.0 or later to compile.      FCListCaller     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:FC List Callers 0.4.cpt     FC List Callers 0.4.cpt                      0      12K     11/16/92     FC List Callers 0.4 - Utility for FirstClass administrators creates text  file lists of FirstClass users, logon name and last logon date sorted by  date of last call, last name and logon name in addition to a text file list of all user resumes sorted by last name. Compiled 11/18/91.      Fakebot1.43      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Fakebot 1.43.cpt     Fakebot 1.43.cpt         1.43             0      14K     11/16/92     Fakebot 1.43 - A replacement for the Tabby Robot which you can use with  Tabby to crashmail one or more nodes with a minimum amount of fuss. Unlike  Tabby Robot, Fakebot can be launched as an external command from your BBS  to do its work. Compiled 10/20/91.      EscapedFileF     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Escaped File Finder.cpt     Escaped File Finder.cpt                      0      27K     11/16/92     Escaped File Finder - A Second Sight 2.0 FileSection utility which makes a  list of every file in a folder and compares it against a FileSection  listing in that folder, then writes a report of all files which are not  contained in the FileSection listing. Compiled 9/4/88.      Detour.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Detour.cpt     Detour.cpt                                0      27K     11/16/92     Detour - Use this in place of any command 50 application you want to take  temporarily out of service. This helps you cope with changes in Second  Sight file structures (which is what I wrote it for) or Command 50  applications which aren’t working correctly. Compiled 12/7/88.      Copy.cpt         AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Copy.cpt     Copy.cpt                                  0      10K     11/16/92     Copy - Copy is a Tabby NetMail-compatible utility designed to take a  snapshot of any text file before it's been processed by Tabby. Compiled  5/8/89.       CopyCat1.02      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Copy Cat 1.02.cpt     Copy Cat 1.02.cpt        1.02             0       6K     11/16/92     Copy Cat 1.02 - Copy Cat is a stand-alone utility which will copy a group  of files. Every morning I use Copy Cat to copy a bunch of text files from  various places on the BBS across a network to one convenient local folder  where I can browse them at leisure. Compiled 8/17/91.      CopyCat1.02s     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Copy Cat 1.02 source.cpt     Copy Cat 1.02 source.cpt     1.02code         0       7K     11/16/92     Copy Cat 1.02 source - Think Pascal 4.0 source code for Copy Cat.         Condor1.0        AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Condor 1.0.cpt     Condor 1.0.cpt           1.0              0      18K     11/16/92     Condor 1.0 - Condor is a Tabby NetMail-compatible utility to regulate  download quotas per month for a Second Sight BBS. To do so, it counts  downloads each night, and if they exceed a pre-set level it sets or clears  a user restriction flag defined by the sysop. Compiled 7/7/91.      Clean-by.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Clean-by.cpt     Clean-by.cpt                              0       5K     11/16/92     Clean-by - Clean-by is a preprocessor for TabbyNet SendNews. Its mission is to strip any lines containing only the string "SEEN-BY" from the seenby.bbs file, since Mac boards in net 102 have been plagued by crashes caused by  these almost-empty lines. Compiled 3/29/91.      AreaTrix1.0s     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:AreaTrix 1.0.4<source>.cpt     AreaTrix 1.0.4<source>.cpt     1.0.4code        0      31K     11/16/92     AreaTrix 1.0.4<source> - Source code for AreaTrix 1.0.4. Requires Think  Pascal 4.0 or later to compile.        AreaTrix1.04     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:AreaTrix 1.0.4.cpt     AreaTrix 1.0.4.cpt       1.0.4            0      25K     11/16/92     AreaTrix 1.0.4 - AreaTrix allows Tabby-based BBSs to process requests for  turning on and off Echoes. Remotes can also get lists of available Echoes.  AreaTrix also forwards files. AreaTrix works with Second Sight, Mansion and any other Tabby-compatible Mac BBS program. Compiled 5/10/90.      AreaFix1.6       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:AreaFix 1.6.cpt     AreaFix 1.6.cpt          1.6              0      17K     11/16/92     AreaFix 1.6 - A free, early and wimpy version of what developed into  AreaTrix. Compiled 12/6/89.        Archi1.62/Fs     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Archie 1.62/F<source>.cpt     Archie 1.62/F<source>.cpt     1.62code         0      28K     11/16/92     Archie 1.62/F<source> - Source code for Archie 1.62/F, Host Command 50 app  which adds more than 30 commands to Second Sight. Requires ZBasic 5.0 or  later and RMaker to compile.       Archie1.62/F     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Pete Johnson:Archie 1.62/F.cpt     Archie 1.62/F.cpt        1.62             0     129K     11/16/92     Archie 1.62/F - A Host Command 50 app which adds more than 30 commands to  Second Sight, remotely and locally. Features include backing up logs,  searching text files, analyzing the CallerLog, various UserLog displays,  searches and backup, file searches and more. Compiled 3/2/90.      Maze.cpt         AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Maze.cpt       Maze.cpt                                  0       8K     11/16/92     Maze - This is an after dark module. This module generates a random maze on the screen and then proceeds to solve the maze.  The size of the maze  pathways can vary from five pixels to 21 pixels. It doesn’t work well with  the randomizer module because of the large memory requirements of Maze.      Invert.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Invert.cpt     Invert.cpt                                0       6K     11/16/92     Invert - The Invert after dark module simply inverts the screen by starting at the outside edges and working toward the center.  The speed of this  process is controlled by the user.       ICONS!.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:ICONS!.cpt     ICONS!.cpt                                0      37K     11/16/92     ICONS! - This after dark module will fill the screen with icons taken from  a resource file (type ‘rsrc’) selected by the user.  The background color  can be set to black, white or random.  On a color Macintosh the random  setting selects from one of the eight colors available in the original  QuickDraw model.  The foreground is also set to a random color on a color  Macintosh.  The icon files must be located in the After Dark Files folder  within the System folder under System 6.0 or the Control Panels folder  under System 7.0.  If you select the ‘Desktop Icons’ file, this module will use the icons available to the Finder in the Desktop file (System 6.0  only).DP1.1s.sitSm     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:DP 1.1s.sit Small.cpt     DP 1.1s.sit Small.cpt     1.1              0      41K     11/16/92     DP 1.1s.sit Small - Desktop Pattern is a control panel device that lets you change the patterns on your Macintosh® desktop.  It allows much larger  patterns than are allowed in the General Controls control panel.  It will  only operate on Macintoshes equipped with Color Quickdraw such as the  Macintosh SE/30, Macintosh Classic II, Macintosh LC, Macintosh II line and  the Macintosh Quadra line. This is the small version.    DP1.1sLa         AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:DP 1.1s.sit Large.cpt     DP 1.1s.sit Large.cpt     1.1large         0     192K     11/16/92     DP 1.1s.sit Large - Desktop Pattern is a control panel device that lets you change the patterns on your Macintosh® desktop.  It allows much larger  patterns than are allowed in the General Controls control panel.  It will  only operate on Macintoshes equipped with Color Quickdraw such as the  Macintosh SE/30, Macintosh Classic II, Macintosh LC, Macintosh II line and  the Macintosh Quadra line. This is the large version.    Diatom.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Diatom.cpt     Diatom.cpt                                0      68K     11/16/92     Diatom - This is an after dark module. This module draws random designs  based on the discrete Fast Fourier Transform of two random data spikes.   Sliding the ‘Number of Lines’ slider to all the way to the right will cause a random number of lines in the interval [10,1000] to be used.  Moving it  all the way to the left causes data in the file ‘Diatom.data’ to be used to draw the diatoms.  This file is located in the After Dark folder within  your System folder under System 6.0 or the Control Panels folder under  System 7.0 and consists the data for a diatom on each line.   Crabs.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Crabs.cpt      Crabs.cpt                                 0       8K     11/16/92     Crabs - This is an after dark module. Crabs is a genetic simulation of a  population of “crabs.”  These crabs feed on the white pixels of the screen. When crabs are born, they are bright green on a color Macintosh.  When they reach maturity and start producing offspring, they turn bright blue or red. As they age, they become lighter and lighter until they turn white and die. If a crab begins to starve, it will turn bright yellow and slowly become  lighter until it starves and becomes white.  Each crab has attributes such  as size and metabolic rate (which both affect speed), life expectancy,  birth weight of offspring, breeding cycle and movement patterns. VocabTest.cp     AMUG CD:Files:Education:T-Z:Vocab Test.cpt     Vocab Test.cpt                            0      42K     11/14/92     Vocab Test - Vocab Test is a stand alone application that teaches facts on  vocabulary and other educational topics.        TrigHype.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Education:T-Z:trigHype.cpt     trigHype.cpt                              0      21K     11/14/92     trigHype - Solve your triangle problems by typing known information  directly onto a triangle, and trigHype solves for the unknown information.  Great for practical problems as well as an educational tool. Easy to use,  graphical approach to simple trig. A Hypercard Stack.      TimesTables      AMUG CD:Files:Education:T-Z:TimesTables.cpt     TimesTables.cpt                           0      19K     11/14/92     TimesTables - TimesTables is an application that shows pictures of times  tables and you must determine what the answer is. Provided to BBS in a BOX  by the Mad Poet in Jan'92.       TelephoneTea     AMUG CD:Files:Education:T-Z:Telephone Teacher.cpt     Telephone Teacher.cpt                      0     301K     11/14/92     Telephone Teacher - This stack is a realistic telephone simulation. It has  pre-recorded sounds of dialtone (timed), wrong number, and 911 emergency,  home, friends, pizza, etc. Record your own sounds and enter your own phone  number. When user clicks on telephone, receiver lifts and dialtone is  heard.  Pressing buttons will simulate dialing. Message box shows status  (with proper hypenation - even correctly displayes long distance and area  code properly hyphenated.) Telephone rings random number of rings. If  number matches one of the five choices, the associated sound is played, or  else "...please check the number and try your call again." is played. TeachTime.cp     AMUG CD:Files:Education:T-Z:TeachTime.cpt     TeachTime.cpt                             0     203K     11/14/92     TeachTime - As my daughter learned to tell time, she mastered digital  clocks without too much difficulty, but analog clocks were another story.   Thus, I created the TeachTime stack.  The learner can select which type of  clock to read and say the time.  The answer is spoken by my lovely  assistant.  In the digital mode, one can type in the time and it will be  spoken.  In the analog mode, there is an easy setting which rounds the time to the nearest five minutes and a beginner button which is hour and half  hour only.  StarAtlas0.6     AMUG CD:Files:Education:S:Star Atlas 0.6b1.cpt     Star Atlas 0.6b1.cpt     .6b1             0      57K     11/14/92     Star Atlas 0.6b1 - Star Atlas v-0.06b1, Written by Youhei Morita using  THINK C 4.0. This program draws a map of a region of the sky.  Unlike the  preceding application StarChart (*), it conforms to the Apple standard menu system with reverted black menu bar.  (Otherwise you will find the white  menu very disturbing...)  It runs with MultiFinder.  I confirmed it runs on MacPlus, SE, SE/30 and II with System 6.0.2 or later.    Spin&Spell       AMUG CD:Files:Education:S:Spin&Spell.cpt     Spin&Spell.cpt                            0      33K     11/14/92     Spin&Spell - Spelling Game.... nice.         SPELLTEST.cp     AMUG CD:Files:Education:S:SPELLTEST.cpt      SPELLTEST.cpt                             0      21K     11/14/92     SPELLTEST - Spell Test for Children - HyperStack.         Spelln-B-fun     AMUG CD:Files:Education:S:Spelln-B-fun.cpt     Spelln-B-fun.cpt                          0      81K     11/14/92     Spelln-B-fun - This is a fun stack for young children who are learning to  read and spell. It uses picture buttons and speaks your childs name,  correct spelling is praised and rewarded with a fun animation. Kid tested  and approved.      Spelling.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Education:S:Spelling.cpt       Spelling.cpt                              0     100K     11/14/92     Spelling - Spelling Teacher stack.         SIGMATH.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Education:S:SIGMATH.cpt        SIGMATH.cpt                               0      32K     11/14/92     SIGMATH - This stack presents multiplication,division,subtraction, and  addition probs. with answers rounded off to correct number of significant  figures or digits. Flash card format.  Includes explination as to why the  rounding off was done as seen.  Also some intro to the rules for rounding  off.     QuoteMaster      AMUG CD:Files:Education:Q-R:QuoteMaster™2.3.4.cpt     QuoteMaster™2.3.4.cpt     2.3.4            0     101K     11/14/92     QuoteMaster™2.3.4 - QuoteMaster 2.3.4 - a game where you fill in the blanks for various famous quotes and formula's. Design your own suitcases of  quotes to fill in.        Planets2.11a     AMUG CD:Files:Education:O-P:Planets 2.11a.cpt     Planets 2.11a.cpt        2.11             0      21K     11/14/92     Planets 2.11a - Allows you to make your own solar system!         NatDot.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Education:N:NatDot.cpt         NatDot.cpt                                0      28K     11/14/92     NatDot - Childern's connect the dots program.  Has 30 different pictures  that is displayed at ramdom.  Works in color on Mac IIs.        NameTheState     AMUG CD:Files:Education:N:NameTheState.cpt     NameTheState.cpt                          0      10K     11/14/92     NameTheState - Map of United States that helps kids learn the names of the  states by written and oral confirmation. Requires MacinTalk for speech.         NAMETHATPLAN     AMUG CD:Files:Education:N:NAME THAT PLANE.cpt     NAME THAT PLANE.cpt                       0      24K     11/14/92     NAME THAT PLANE - "Flash Card" Stack, Name that Airplane.         MusicTeacher     AMUG CD:Files:Education:M:MusicTeacherNote.cpt     MusicTeacherNote.cpt                      0      22K     11/14/92     MusicTeacherNote - "Pitcher 1.0" is a serious teaching tool, but gamelike.  Somewhat like the toy Simon except instead of repeating a series of notes  you must pointout on the grand staff what note was played.       MULT.cpt         AMUG CD:Files:Education:M:MULT.cpt           MULT.cpt                                  0      40K     11/14/92     MULT - Kids Multiplication.         MoneyConvert     AMUG CD:Files:Education:M:Money Converto.cpt     Money Converto.cpt                        0      31K     11/14/92     Money Converto - This program, when ran, tells you, after you input the  number of coins you have, how much money you have in dollars.         MathAttack       AMUG CD:Files:Education:M:MathAttack.cpt     MathAttack.cpt                            0      34K     11/14/92     MathAttack - Missile Command type educational game requires player to use  addition and subtraction to set up their defenses. HyperCard Stack.         MathAdv.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Education:M:MathAdv.cpt        MathAdv.cpt                               0     170K     11/14/92     MathAdv - Great Kids math adventure.         Math.cpt         AMUG CD:Files:Education:M:Math.cpt           Math.cpt                 2.0              0      30K     11/14/92     Math - This application (version 2.0) is designed to aid children in  learning to add and subtract.  Problems on varying levels of difficulty are presented and the child is given two chances to give a correct response.   Four levels of difficulty are provided; Easy, Medium, Hard and Very Hard.   Using the Macintalk Speech Synthesizer (Apple Computer, Inc.), the computer can speak the problem, answer, and a random phrase indicating whether the  correct answer was given or not.  Macintalk can be obtained from most  bulletin boards or from dealers. If Macintalk is not installed, then chords are played. MadMathMinut     AMUG CD:Files:Education:M:Mad Math Minute 2.0.cpt     Mad Math Minute 2.0.cpt     2.0              0       9K     11/14/92     Mad Math Minute 2.0 - Mad Math minute version 2.0 stack.         MacNStates       AMUG CD:Files:Education:M:Mac N States.cpt     Mac N States.cpt                          0      56K     11/14/92     Mac N States - Nice Educational Program - teaches States & Capitals.         M-POWERFlash     AMUG CD:Files:Education:M:M-POWER Flash Cards.cpt     M-POWER Flash Cards.cpt                      0      18K     11/14/92     M-POWER Flash Cards - M-POWER Flash Cards is a flash card stack applicable  to many subjects.  Has card marking and navigitional features, automated  card review, superior graphics, and the ability to print 3x5 cards.  An  extremely useful learning tool with particular appeal for students and  teachers - a great help for anyone with the task of memorizing large  amounts of new information.    KINDERREADER     AMUG CD:Files:Education:K:KINDERREADER.CPT     KINDERREADER.CPT                          0      21K     11/14/92     KINDERREADER - This will compose unlimited little stories to teach reading  to kids. If you have MacinTalk in your system folder it will speak the  phrases if clicked upon to help the children out.  Works like a charm with  kids from pre-school to second grade!       KidSpellerv1     AMUG CD:Files:Education:K:KidSpeller v1.0.cpt     KidSpeller v1.0.cpt      1.0              0     1308K     11/14/92     KidSpeller v1.0 - This HyperCard stack is shareware. If you find this stack useful, please send $5 to Jack Friedlander, POB 1559, NY, NY 10009. Please  feel free to distribute this stack. This documentation must be included  with its distribution. This stack will easily assist you in preparing your  own spelling list and accompanying graphics. You will need HyperCard loaded on your hard drive. If you do not have HyperCard installed and you are not  very familiar with HyperCard, you should still have little problem using  this stack.  InstantPerCe     AMUG CD:Files:Education:H:Instant PerCents 1.0.cpt     Instant PerCents 1.0.cpt     1.0              0     291K     11/14/92     Instant PerCents 1.0 - Instant PerCents 1.0, part of the Instant Math  Series of timesaver and productivity tools for parents & teachers!  Have  you ever checked a child's math problems, and found that you were spending  nearly as much time as they did solving them?  Who's the one going to  school???  Instant PerCents will prepare tests or worksheets, as well as  the answer keys.  This product contains worksheet generators for conversion between percents, integers, decimals, & fractions.   InstantMathS     AMUG CD:Files:Education:H:Instant MathSheet 1.1.cpt     Instant MathSheet 1.1.cpt     1.1              0     267K     11/14/92     Instant MathSheet 1.1 - The latest version of Instant MathSheet (1.1), part of the Instant Math Series of timesaver and productivity tools for parents  & teachers! Have you ever checked a child's math problems, and found that  you were spending nearly as much time as they did solving them? Who's the  one going to school? Instant MathSheet will prepare tests or worksheets, as well as the answer keys.  This product contains worksheet generators for  addition, subtraction, multiplication, & division of whole numbers.  You  even determine the number of digits &, where appropriate, whether negative  numbers are possible. InstantFract     AMUG CD:Files:Education:H:Instant Fractions © 1.1.cpt     Instant Fractions © 1.1.cpt     1.1              0     524K     11/14/92     Instant Fractions © 1.1 - is a nice Hypercard stack for learning fractions  by Jan France. The graphics and animation in this stack are outstanding.        InstantDecim     AMUG CD:Files:Education:H:Instant Decimals© 1.0.cpt     Instant Decimals© 1.0.cpt     1.0              0     267K     11/14/92     Instant Decimals© 1.0 - Instant Decimals© 1.0 is a nice Hypercard stack for learning decimals by Jan France. The graphics and animation in this stack  are outstanding.       GuidedReadin     AMUG CD:Files:Education:G:GuidedReading.cpt     GuidedReading.cpt                         0     135K     11/14/92     GuidedReading - Guided Reading is a HyperCard stack whose purpose is to  assist in introducing the intermediate foreign language student to the  literature in the target language. It provides an easy means for the  instructor to answer questions one time that she knows the students will  ask over and again each semester. I am further hopeful that it will  simultaneously engage the student in a way they might not otherwise be  engaged. With very little practice, the instructor should be able to create lessons including digital sound, interactive video, graphics and text,  designed to provide collaborative support to the intermediate and beginning language student. By David Herren.Gravity4.0       AMUG CD:Files:Education:G:Gravity 4.0.cpt     Gravity 4.0.cpt          4.0              0      33K     11/14/92     Gravity 4.0 - This educational fun game allows you to build your own solar  system. Lets you explore the interaction of planetary bodies and gravity in a dynamic, visual way. B/W graphics only.       Gravitation2     AMUG CD:Files:Education:G:Gravitation2.cpt     Gravitation2.cpt         2                0      22K     11/14/92     Gravitation2 - Gravitational Demo with Planets v2.         Geostructure     AMUG CD:Files:Education:G:Geostructures 1.2.c     Geostructures 1.2.c      1.2c             0      34K     11/14/92     Geostructures 1.2.c - Program to manipulate geostructures, works on IIsi.  This is version 1.2. This program allows you to see changes in the earth  and its structures below based on naturual acts. Very educational. Created  in 1988 at Dartmouth College. All rights reserved.       Fverb.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Education:F:Fverb.cpt          Fverb.cpt                                 0       8K     11/14/92     Fverb - A simple stack w/documentation that allows the conjugation of all  regular and irregular verbs in the present tense. Accent sensitive for  spelling change verbs.       Evolv-o-Mati     AMUG CD:Files:Education:E:Evolv-o-Matic 0.8.cpt     Evolv-o-Matic 0.8.cpt     .8               0      78K     11/14/92     Evolv-o-Matic 0.8 - EVOLV-O-MATIC is an evolution simulation.  The basic  idea is this: if there are things that reproduce themselves with small  random variations; if these variations can sometimes confer a survival  advantage on their owners; and if there is competition between the  reproducing entities for some necessary and limited resource; then the  entities will get better at reproducing themselves over time. This happens  automatically: the breeding stock cannot help but improve.   EuroCapSpeci     AMUG CD:Files:Education:E:EuroCap Special © 1.3.cpt     EuroCap Special © 1.3.cpt     1.3              0     298K     11/14/92     EuroCap Special © 1.3 - This stack, EuroCap Special version 1.3, is  designed to help students learn the capital cities, country names, and  geography of Europe. This version now incorporates the best features of  previous versions of EuroCap and EuroCap Special, so that both regular  classroom students and disabled users can utilize the same stack. EuroCap  Special is the first in a series of geography stacks from France &  Associates. You should register the shareware from within the stack (you  can print out a form, and mail it in with your shareware payment of $10, or $25 if you would like to purchase the entire series of WorldCap geography  stacks). This stack requires Hypercard 2.0 or above.Dinosaurs.cp     AMUG CD:Files:Education:D:Dinosaurs.cpt      Dinosaurs.cpt                             0     170K     11/14/92     Dinosaurs - Stack with much info about dinosaurs, many good graphics.         ColorLife.cp     AMUG CD:Files:Education:C:ColorLife.cpt      ColorLife.cpt                             0      20K     11/14/92     ColorLife - This is a variation on John Conway's LIFE game. The wrinkle  here is that cells inherit the color of the majority of their neighbors so  that you can track the interaction of life forms visually.  I still have a  few features to add but I thought I'd seek input from youall before I put  the finishing touches on version 1.0.  When I finish it I'll be selling the source code for $10 but AMUGers can have it free.  It's in THINK C 4.0.  Enjoy.   BetterU.S.Ma     AMUG CD:Files:Education:B:Better U.S. Map 1.1     Better U.S. Map 1.1      1.1              0      57K     11/14/92     Better U.S. Map 1.1 - Better U.S. Map 1.1 is a HyperCard stack that speaks  and shows state names and info about them. Provided by Terry Spivey of KY.        Arm/Heart.cp     AMUG CD:Files:Education:A:Arm/Heart.cpt      Arm/Heart.cpt                             0      16K     11/14/92     Arm/Heart - Mac Anatomizer files.         Arithmetic       AMUG CD:Files:Education:A:Arithmetic.cpt     Arithmetic.cpt                            0      40K     11/14/92     Arithmetic - Arithmetic is a math stack that contains addition,  multiplication and divison problems for kids.        AntiTimesT       AMUG CD:Files:Education:A:Anti-Times-Tables.cpt     Anti-Times-Tables.cpt                      0      19K     11/14/92     Anti-Times-Tables - Anti-Times-Tables is an application that shows pictures of times tables and you must determine what the missing factor is. Provided to BBS in a BOX by the Mad Poet in Jan'92.       AnatomiserII     AMUG CD:Files:Education:A:AnatomiserIII.cpt     AnatomiserIII.cpt        3.0              0      63K     11/14/92     AnatomiserIII - Anatomiser version 3.0 shows the body parts.         AesopsFable      AMUG CD:Files:Education:A:Aesop’s Fables     Aesop’s Fables                            0     174K     11/14/92     Aesop’s Fables - ALL of AesopUs fables complete with biographical notes .  Very well organized and easy interface. No Literature Folder is complete  without it. A Stack for all seasons.       Add.cpt          AMUG CD:Files:Education:A:Add.cpt            Add.cpt                  2.0              0      30K     11/14/92     Add - is a math game for children. Version 2.0.         Zipple1.4        AMUG CD:Files:Util:W-Z:Zipple 1.4.cpt        Zipple 1.4.cpt           1.4              0      29K     11/14/92     Zipple 1.4 - Zipple is a CDEV which places an animated image of your choice over the title of the Apple, Balloon Help or Application menu.  Allows  editing and creation of your own animated images. New features in 1.4  include a Grabber button which will allow you to grab various pict  resources to use a frames.     WildMagic2.0     AMUG CD:Files:QuickTime:T-Z:Wild Magic 2.0.cpt     Wild Magic 2.0.cpt       2.0              0     142K     11/14/92     Wild Magic 2.0 - WildMagic 2.0 is a great utility from Apple Computer that  allows you to place your QuickTime movies in documents with text and allow  them to play once clicked on. All rights reserved. Apple Computer Inc.       UpperEastSid     AMUG CD:Files:Font:T-Z:UpperEastSide.cpt     UpperEastSide.cpt                         0      50K     11/14/92     UpperEastSide - Upper East Side is a Type 1 PostScript font (works with ATM version 1.2 or higher) in an art deco style that works well in both text  and display applications. It contains a full set of characters, including  diacritics, and has 477 kerning pairs.  Zowie!  Upper East Side resembles a well-known display font called Parisian, which looks like the work of the  designer of the typeface Broadway on a GOOD day. It is called UpperEastSide to complement my shareware font UpperWestSide, and because I've seen this  font all over the East Side, from Book Store signs to menus.  TidBITS151       AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:Tidbits:151-175:TidBITS#151/09-Nov-92.cpt     TidBITS#151/09-Nov-92.cpt     151              0      15K     11/14/92     TidBITS#151/09-Nov-92 - This issue overflows with a review of WriteNow 3.0, the syllabus for a free online course, "Navigating the Internet," and an  alternative view of the Duo. We also crammed in some short announcements,  including news of Disk First Aid 7.1, which fixes the disappearing files  and folders bug, a letter about font clone piracy, and a warning for CPU  users who have a just-released PowerBook. Tune in next week for all the  great stuff that wouldn't fit!   TheTypeBook3     AMUG CD:Files:Font:T-Z:TheTypeBook 3.06s.cpt     TheTypeBook 3.06s.cpt     3.06s            0     115K     11/14/92     TheTypeBook 3.06s - theTypeBook is a Mac utility which aids in the creation and maintenence of a typeface reference book. This reference is extremely  popular in the Graphics and Typesetting industries. Demonstrates the  various artistic attributes of each face on a printed page with typespecing data. System-7/TT compatible.      TenderleafCa     AMUG CD:Files:Font:T-Z:Tenderleaf Caps.cpt     Tenderleaf Caps.cpt                       0      47K     11/13/92     Tenderleaf Caps - Tenderleaf Caps is a font of CAPS ONLY, plus ampersand,  exclamation point and question mark. It is a display font of rough capital  letters with leaves growing out of them. The letters themselves look like  twisted branches. Tenderleaf Caps is copyright (c) 1992 by David Rakowski.  All Rights Reserved. It is distributed free of charge.     SystemBeeps      AMUG CD:Files:Music:So-Sz:SystemBeeps.cpt     SystemBeeps.cpt                           0     194K     11/13/92     SystemBeeps - A collection of 5 different beeps including disks insertion  and removal, welcome.  Good quality.        System7Pac31     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:S:System 7 Pack! 3.1.cpt     System 7 Pack! 3.1.cpt     3.1              0      50K     11/13/92     System 7 Pack! 3.1 - lets you customize your Finder without rebooting.  You’ll be able to, Increase the speed of Finder file copies by 300%, Change Command Keys in System 7 Finder, Add your own links between Applications &  Documents. (For example, double-clicking on a Macwrite document could  automatically run MS Word.), Remove the annoying application substitution  dialog box, Remove the annoying unmounting “I’ll be back” dialog box,  Change names of some menu items. (For example, Empty Trash to “Flush  Toilet”), Add a Quit Menu so that you can quit the Finder, Remove ZoomRects to speed up the Finder, Get rid of the annoying rename delay, Change the  default “alias” suffix.Stretch2.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:S:Stretch2.cpt     Stretch2.cpt                              0      67K     11/13/92     Stretch2 - Stretch is an system 7.0 CDEV/INIT (Control Panel/System  Extension) that changes the way standard (WDEF 0) windows look and behave.  Stretch Version 1.0 was packaged as an INIT (System Extension) and should  be removed from your Extensions folder before Version 2.0 (this version) is placed in your Control Panels folder.     StarsAndStri     AMUG CD:Files:Font:S:StarsAnd Stripes.cpt     StarsAnd Stripes.cpt                      0      58K     11/13/92     StarsAnd Stripes - StarsAndStripes is an all caps display font which gives  typed copy a patriotic look. StarsAndStripes gives the typist and graphic  artist versatility to work with a font that can be all stars, all stripes,  or combined stars and stripes. Use for eye-catching, year round notices,  headlines and ad display to convey yankee-doodle, patriotic messages.     SounDisk1.1      AMUG CD:Files:Music:So-Sz:SounDisk 1.1.cpt     SounDisk 1.1.cpt         1.1              0      43K     11/13/92     SounDisk 1.1 - SounDisk 1.1 is an application that records sound directly  to disk, avoiding some of the limitations of memory based utilities.   Playback from disk, and background playback are also supported.  Version  1.1 adds a volume control, and multiple file playback, and of course fixes  some bugs.  Requires System 6.07 or higher, Mac with Apple Sound Chip, and a sound input device.  Uses AIFF/AIFC audio file format.  Enjoy, and  upload some of _your_ great sounds!   SonyTargetsM     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:Sony Targets Multimedia at     Sony Targets Multimedia at                      0       6K     11/13/92     Sony Targets Multimedia - PARK RIDGE, NJ – The “Digital Revolution” will  take center stage at Comdex ‘92 as Sony spotlights the growing integration  of the computer and the consumer electronics industries. This Comdex marks  the first time that Sony’s Computers and Components, Business and  Professional, Consumer, and Sony Recording Media product companies will be  exhibiting together at a major computer industry trade show. Sony’s booth  is number 1778 and is located in the Main Hall of the Las Vegas Convention  Center.  SnyderSpeedv     AMUG CD:Files:Font:S:SnyderSpeed v3.cpt      SnyderSpeed v3.cpt       3                0      66K     11/13/92     SnyderSpeed v3 - SnyderSpeed is a Type 1 Postscript display/headline font  duplicating the spontaneous, hand-lettered, brush-stroke used by commercial artists and sign painters to create eye-catching copy for signs, banners,  posters, window or show card displays etc. Shareware by Pat Snyder.      SndHck63.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Music:S-Sn:SndHck63.cpt        SndHck63.cpt             .63              0      60K     11/13/92     SndHck63 - SoundHack 0.63 allows DSP functions and conversions between  different formats.         SndIcns.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Snd Icns.cpt        Snd Icns.cpt                              0       7K     11/13/92     Snd Icns - Blue horns on a variety of backgrounds. (Blue horn holders?)  Based on the Finder system 7 sound document. The 3-D suitcase is pretty and if you give it TYPE="zsys" and Creator="MACS", system 7 sounds can be  dragged into and out of the suitcase      Rockmaker        AMUG CD:Files:Font:Q-R:Rockmaker.cpt         Rockmaker.cpt                             0      36K     11/13/92     Rockmaker - The characters of the Rockmaker font look like they consist of  rough, broad paintbrush strokes such as you might find on a sign painted on a piece of wood in a Western frontier town. The font it is based on is  called 'Trading Post.' This font is all caps, plus numbers and punctuation.      Revisionist1     AMUG CD:Files:Word:Q-R:Revisionist1.3.cpt     Revisionist1.3.cpt       1.3              0     140K     11/13/92     Revisionist1.3 - Revisionist is a simple revision control tool that  allows you to store different revisions of arbitrary documents in so-called "archive files". Revisionist stores different revisions of any types of  files (not only text files) in a space efficient manner (about 5 % of the  full file size per revision). After you have created an archive file you  can check-in an unlimited number of revisions of a document by pressing the Add button or chosing the Add command from the Revision menu. Upon check-in you are asked to enter a comment that should describe the revision just  being checked-in. ReplaceExis      AMUG CD:Files:Word:E-G:Replace-Existing-Hacks.cpt     Replace-Existing-Hacks.cpt                      0       4K     11/13/92     Replace-Existing-Hacks - If you have ever been annoyed at having to reach  for the mouse to respond to the “Replace existing fubar?” dialog, here are  some ways to fix it with ResEdit.  Before giving the recipes, I should  mention that responsible experts always say that you should only use  ResEdit on a *copy* of your System file, not the one that is in use.   Personally, I don’t bother, but don’t say you weren’t warned.    Q&AForBeginn     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:P-S:Q & A For Beginners.TEXT.cpt     Q & A For Beginners.TEXT.cpt                      0       7K     11/13/92     Q & A For Beginners - This is a set of questions and answers that comprised a Beginner's column in the Oct issue of the MacValley Voice newsletter.  Included are discussions about who should use System 7, what is  defragmenting and who should do it, how to rebuild the desktop file to  improve speed, TrueType versus PostScript fonts, how best to unfreeze a  frozen mouse, and how to get around the hated "Application is busy or  missing" dialog. It is a TEXT file, & so small it did not need compressing.   Proofingvs       AMUG CD:Files:Mag:P-S:proofing vs. spell checking.cpt     proofing vs. spell checking.cpt                      0       3K     11/13/92     proofing vs. spell checking - This is a short one- or two-page article on  the necessity to proof (and what to look out for), even though you use a   spell checker, from a series I write for the Princeton PMUG Dialog geared  toward the average user who types letters, reports, etc.       ProcessWatch     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Pm-Pz:ProcessWatcher1.1.cpt     ProcessWatcher1.1.cpt     1.1              0      29K     11/13/92     ProcessWatcher1.1 - ProcessWatcher displays the running processes on a Mac. Basically, it will give you all kinds of nifty information about any  application currently running on your machine. Simple, clean, informative.       PrivateSecre     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:P:Private Secretary™.cpt     Private Secretary™.cpt                      0      86K     11/13/92     Private Secretary - The program uses a Hayes/AT autodial modem to monitor  the ring signal and dial out.  When the program senses the phone ring, it  will dial your pager or another phone sending a series of tones to let you  know a call came in. The program can send periodic reminders, rotate calls  among small groups or notify up to 5 different individuals or numbers  simultaneously that a call has been received.  Can log the time and date of each call to a call log. Allows you to keep your pager or cellular phone  number confidential while still being notified of each call.   PowerStrip       AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Powerbook:PowerStripƒ.cpt     PowerStripƒ.cpt          1.0              0      13K     11/13/92     PowerStrip - This is version 1.0 from a new Mac programmer!  The concept is a good one.  On a PowerBook, this small application displays an information strip across the bottom of your screen showing elapsed time of running off  AC or battery, free space on your hard drive, RAM free, and modem info.   The author is interested in any suggestions or bug reports!     Powers1.0        AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:P:Powers 1.0.cpt         Powers 1.0.cpt           1.0              0      10K     11/13/92     Powers 1.0 - This stack contains one XFCN, which simplifies powers  products. For example, 10^2 will be turned into 2^2. Powers  (Numerator,Numerator'sPowers,Denominator,Denominator'sPowers) It returns a  result of type, 2,3,5 times 5,8,6 divided by 13 times 3. This is a math  Hypercard XFCN.     PowerBookVT1     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Powerbook:PowerBook VT102 Fix.cpt     PowerBook VT102 Fix.cpt                      0       3K     11/13/92     PowerBook VT102 Fix - This replaces a previously uploaded version which  contained a bug causing the "s" key to be remapped to an "e" (!). Here's  the fix. My appologies to those who downloaded the faulty version.       PianoSim1.2      AMUG CD:Files:Music:N-P:PianoSim1.2.cpt      PianoSim1.2.cpt          1.2              0     293K     11/13/92     PianoSim1.2 -  It's a music instrument simulation with full music input and edit ability. You can use mouse click (sweep) or keystroke to play music  real time. You can choose your favorite instrument from a panel of choices, including piano, bell, flute, guitar, sax... You can record your  performance in real time and save it as a file for future playback. The  software has a full featured editor, so you can edit and modify your  performance. You can also just input your favorite music and save it as a  record, for future playback and entertainment.  OregonWet        AMUG CD:Files:Font:O:OregonWet.cpt           OregonWet.cpt                             0      37K     11/13/92     OregonWet - OregonWet Type 1 adds splashes, sweat or tears for an  eye-catching word effect giving visual meaning to copy conveying a message  about anything wet or water related. Shareware font from an Oregon artist,  for only $15.      OregonDry        AMUG CD:Files:Font:O:OregonDry.cpt           OregonDry.cpt                             0      25K     11/13/92     OregonDry - If you use OregonWet (a graphic Type 1 Postscript typeface with the effect of water/raindrops/tears surrounding or splashing near each  character), OregonDry is the identical font without the splash effect. It's also a full font with upper and lower case letters, numbers, most  shifted-number symbols and punctuation. The fonts can be combined for  creative effects for before and after messages.  Each stands on its own for display or ad copy.   NewUserv3.5      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:N-O:New User v3.5.cpt     New User v3.5.cpt        3.5              0      10K     11/13/92     New User v3.5 - New User provides a great way to present you NEW users with information about your board. Perhaps it's best feature is a simple rules  listing, where the user must accept the your terms before proceeding. There is also a "delete me" option after the Hermes New User info. People using  earlier versions should know that v3.5 NO LONGER requires ResEdit for  editing menus or your rules listing. All files are now disk based TEXT.  Just open them right in Hermes and edit to your heart's content. New User  is still Freeware!   NeuroPatter4     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:NeuroPatterns #4•.cpt     NeuroPatterns #4•.cpt     4                0      78K     11/13/92     NeuroPatterns #4 - Here are the first four volumes of NeuroPatterns.  These are some cool patterns created by me for Wallpaper.  If you do not already  know, Wallpaper is a desktop-pattern utility for the Mac.  It will change  your desktop pattern at periodic time frames as specified by you. There are 10 Wallpaper Patterns in each Volume.  This is what is called EMmailWare.   That means you should send me E-Mail me if you like these designs.      NeuroPatter3     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:NeuroPatterns #3•.cpt     NeuroPatterns #3•.cpt     3                0      68K     11/13/92     NeuroPatterns #3 - Here are the first four volumes of NeuroPatterns.  These are some cool patterns created by me for Wallpaper. If you do not already  know, Wallpaper is a desktop-pattern utility for the Mac.  It will change  your desktop pattern at periodic time frames as specified by you.      NeuroPatter2     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:NeuroPatterns #2•.cpt     NeuroPatterns #2•.cpt     2                0      68K     11/13/92     NeuroPatterns #2 - Here are the first four volumes of NeuroPatterns.  These are some cool patterns created by me for Wallpaper.  If you do not already  know, Wallpaper is a desktop-pattern utility for the Mac.  It will change  your desktop pattern at periodic time frames as specified by you.      NeuroPatter1     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:NeuroPatterns #1•.cpt     NeuroPatterns #1•.cpt     1                0      62K     11/13/92     NeuroPatterns #1 - Here are the first four volumes of NeuroPatterns.  These are some cool patterns created by me for Wallpaper.  If you do not already  know, Wallpaper is a desktop-pattern utility for the Mac.  It will change  your desktop pattern at periodic time frames as specified by you. There are 10 Wallpaper Patterns in each Volume.  This is what is called EMmailWare.   That means you should send me E-Mail me if you like these designs.  This  will give me the added incentive to try and be creative with new designs in the future.    Museum.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:QuickTime:M:Museum.cpt         Museum.cpt                                0      53K     11/13/92     Museum - Five Star Rating ***** Don't miss this future classic! This is the beta version of a new program which combines a  Scrapbook, Slideshow, Doc  Maker, and Juke Box all into one. Supports both COLOR and B&W.  Two unique  window styles,  GREAT in COLOR!      MessyHouse       AMUG CD:Files:Game:M:Messy House.cpt         Messy House.cpt                           0     131K     11/13/92     Messy House - This is a World builder game of sound and fun.         MarkerFeltWi     AMUG CD:Files:Font:M:MarkerFeltWide v2.cpt     MarkerFeltWide v2.cpt                      0      80K     11/13/92     MarkerFeltWide v2 - MarkerFeltWide - A Type 1 upper and lower case display  font. Great response to my font MarkerFeltThin prompted MarkerFeltWide  which also makes typed messages look like they'd been spontaneously hand  lettered using a WIDE permanent felt marking pen. MarkerFeltWide appears  casual while offering an eye-catching look for copy suggesting: urgency,  immediacy or "take notice." Instead of reaching for a felt-tip pen loaded  with permanent ink to scrawl impulsive messages, reach for the keyboard and click away. Shareware $11 MarkerFeltWide translates skillfully handwritten  printing into a Type 1 font. Screen fonts 24,36,48,60. As with MFThin,  MFWide is ideal at larger sizes for ad copy, headlines, posters.MarkerFeltTh     AMUG CD:Files:Font:M:MarkerFeltThin v2.cpt     MarkerFeltThin v2.cpt                      0      73K     11/13/92     MarkerFeltThin v2 - MarkerFeltThin - A Type 1 laser printer, upper and  lower case font, MarkerFeltThin makes typed messages look as if they'd been spontaneously hand printed.  MarkerFeltThin gives messages urging immediacy a casual, personal touch by looking as if the copy was handwritten with a  fine point, gray-capped, felt-tip marker. Use for eye-catching notices, ad  display or to convey spontaneous, impulsive expression. Use it for copy  needing to convey messages of: urgency, immediacy or "take notice." Instead of reaching for a trusted (hopefully capped) felt-tip pen loaded with  permanent ink to scrawl impulsive messages, you now can simply reach for  the keyboard and click away. Shareware $10.MagnetReview     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:M-O:Magnet Review.cpt      Magnet Review.cpt                         0      18K     11/13/92     Magnet Review - Magnet is billed as the "first intelligent agent for the  Macintosh." It can automatically back up, move, make aliases, trash, etc.  files according to your preferences. Is this the future of utility  programs? This review includes several screenshots which show most of the  program's functions. Reprinted from Mac Monitor, newsletter of The Savannah Macintosh Users Group.    M.Bean.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:QuickTime:M:M.Bean.cpt         M.Bean.cpt                                0     478K     11/13/92     M.Bean - This is a Quicktime movie using Compact CD compression only  available in QT version 1.5. This file morph's between Michael Bean's son  and himself at age 36. Will play with sound forward or backward. Hope you  enjoy!      KeeptheBozos     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:H-L:KeeptheBozosOut1.2.cpt     KeeptheBozosOut1.2.cpt     1.2              0      33K     11/13/92     KeeptheBozosOut1.2 - Hard drive password protection for the price of a  postcard! Keep the Bozos Out is an INIT/Extension that requires a password  at startup to allow access to the files on your hard drive.  Extension  bypassing and boot floppies will not overide protection.  Also includes  BozoEdit, which allows password and exception list editing. Version 1.2  corrects problems with 68000 Macs running System 6.0.x Also includes  BozoEdit 1.1, which eliminates a bug allowing users to enter a return  character into their password.  JimsJems2-9      AMUG CD:Files:Mag:H-L:JimsJemsFeb–Sept1992.cpt     JimsJemsFeb–Sept1992.cpt                      0      52K     11/13/92     JimsJemsFeb–Sept1992 - This contains Jims Jems from Feb - Sept 1992. These  files are full of interesting Macintosh tips and information.        FTP.cpt          AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:FTP.cpt               FTP.cpt                                   0       2K     11/13/92     FTP - This is a text file containing a current listing of all FTP sites  that have GIF and/or Mac program libraries. All sites are accessible via  "anonymous" ftp login.       Frontier2.0      AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:Frontier 2.0 Runtime.cpt     Frontier 2.0 Runtime.cpt     2.0              0     302K     11/13/92     Frontier 2.0 Runtime - Frontier is the first scripting software that allows you to write your own desktop utilities to customize, automate and simplify the Macintosh.  Finally, there’s an easy way to write scripts to manage  networks and System 7-compatible applications. Frontier has all the  development tools you need to get your scripts running quickly, including a full script debugger and structured symbol tables you can watch and edit  while your scripts are running. When you’re done, you can link scripts into Frontier’s editable menu bar, or save them to the Finder desktop. Available by permission from UserLand. FreeSpace        AMUG CD:Files:Music:F-G:FreeSpace.cpt        FreeSpace.cpt                             0       7K     11/13/92     FreeSpace - FreeSpace is a small program for monitoring how much  approximate record time is left on a user specified volume ( in minutes )  for digital hard disk recorders. It is updated in the background.  As long  as you can see it's window, you can be running StudioVision, Digital  Performer, ProDeck, Deck or whatever and have a running update of how much  record time is left. FreeSpace has only been tested with StudioVision and  Sound Designer II.  If you are using different software check it out on  something that doesn't matter first so I'm not responsible for fatal  crashes.  It has proved *very* stable with StudioVision. Fractions2.0     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:F:Fractions 2.0.cpt      Fractions 2.0.cpt        2.0              0       7K     11/13/92     Fractions 2.0 - Fractions (TypeOfOperation,a,b,c,d) it returns a fraction.  A is the numerator of the first fraction, b its denominator, c the  numerator of the second fraction, and d its denominator. This is a  Hypercard stack XCMD.      FLIanimator      AMUG CD:Files:Movie:A-P:FLIanimator.cpt      FLIanimator.cpt                           0      26K     11/13/92     FLIanimator - FLI animator...view FLI animations on your color mac's  screen. Opens up the world of IBM-style FLI animations to your mac...        FinderFont       AMUG CD:Files:Font:F:FinderFont.cpt          FinderFont.cpt                            0       7K     11/13/92     FinderFont - FinderFont is installed and selected under Views in System 7  giving you a narrower file title font which looks remarkably like Geneva 9. This is an update of FinderFont uploaded last week in that an Italics  version has been included for cleaner (yet narrow) display of the Finder's  alias names as well. FinderFont is free for all public and business use.     F1CableConfi     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:F1 Cable Configuration.cpt     F1 Cable Configuration.cpt                      0       2K     11/13/92     F1 Cable Configuration - This document describes the kind of cable  necessary to allow Formula One (the new TabbyNet replacement) to detect CD  via the GPi pin on the Macintosh MiniDin serial port.       DvorakINIT       AMUG CD:Files:Util:Df-Dz:DvorakINIT.cpt      DvorakINIT.cpt                            0       8K     11/13/92     DvorakINIT - This INIT flashes the scroll lock LED on Apples Extended  Keyboard when ever you have the Dvorak keyboard script installed and  currently selected. If you select the normal script the scroll lock will  stop flashing. If you use this, please drop me a line, note, whatever you  think this is worth, money would be nice too! But send at least a postcard  telling me alittle bit about yourself, and I will (oh oh, theres that bit  word), REGISTER you so that you are kept up to date with this, and other  neat little things I might do.  DOWNSHIFT        AMUG CD:Files:Game:D-E:DOWNSHIFT.cpt         DOWNSHIFT.cpt                             0       4K     11/13/92     DOWNSHIFT - This is a small program that will slow down your fast Macs...  good for racking up big high scores on games.        DisplayRLE       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:DisplayRLE.cpt        DisplayRLE.cpt                            0       4K     11/13/92     DisplayRLE - DA to read existing RLE Text files and display as graphic  images.  Also will create RLE Text files from graphic images (MacPaint) to  upload to CompuServe and for subsequent downloading and viewing by other  computers.      DisKeeper181     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Df-Dz:DisKeeper 1.8.1 (demo).cpt     DisKeeper 1.8.1 (demo).cpt     1.8.1demo        0     166K     11/13/92     DisKeeper 1.8.1 (demo) - DisKeeper lists contents of folders and disks, and lists/deletes duplicate, invisible, and locked files.  Also identifies  empty folders.  Reports versions of applications, extensions, and cdevs. Also has the ability to search contents of files for strings and modify  file attributes.  This version adds a few new features, squashes some bugs, and has been tweaked for System 7.1 (not required). Functional Demo ($20  for full version).   DialogView       AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:D:Dialog View.cpt     Dialog View.cpt                           0      19K     11/13/92     Dialog View - Dialog View (formerly List Font) is a control panel that lets you change the font and size used in directory dialog file lists, and  display the real icons of files in such lists. It requires System 7.  Compatible with Open-wide and Super Boomerang.  Not compatible with  Norton's Directory Assistance.     DeskWriterC2     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Df-Dz:DeskWriter C 2.0a.cpt     DeskWriter C 2.0a.cpt     2.0a             0     621K     11/13/92     DeskWriter C 2.0a - The enclosed archive contains the complete set of  software necessary to install version 2.0a of the HP DeskWriter C files on  your Mac, and consists of two DiskCopy image files, Install Disk 1 and  Install Disk 2. You will need to use DiskCopy to recreate the disk images.      DeskWriter31     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Df-Dz:DeskWriter 3.1.cpt     DeskWriter 3.1.cpt       3.1              0     557K     11/13/92     DeskWriter 3.1 - The enclosed archive contains the complete set of software necessary to install version 3.1 of the HP DeskWriter files on your Mac,  and consists of two DiskCopy image files, Install Disk 1 and Install Disk  2. You will need to use DiskCopy to recreate the disk images.      DesertSortie     AMUG CD:Files:QuickTime:D-E:Desert Sortie.cpt     Desert Sortie.cpt                         0      42K     11/13/92     Desert Sortie - Here is a movie that shows the awesome power of the F-16  Fighting Falcon in a ground attack on a helpless Tank..290 x 188 x 8bit.        Crypto1.2.3      AMUG CD:Files:Bus:C:crypto1.2.3.cpt          crypto1.2.3.cpt          1.2.3            0      41K     11/13/92     Crypto1.2.3 - Crypto 1.2.3 is an encryption/decryption program for TEXT  files only. It uses Hill matrix ciphers for encryption. It is not as secure as other methods - I'm waiting for someone to convert PGP from MS-DOS to  Macintosh myself (PGP 2.0 is available in the PC forums - it uses military  grade RSA public key encryption)     Cokecan.fli      AMUG CD:Files:Movie:A-P:Cokecan.fli.cpt      Cokecan.fli.cpt                           0     131K     11/13/92     Cokecan.fli - FLI animation file of a rotating coke can. Good. Needs FLI  animator... Requires the file FLI Player 1.0 in this same section.        CalculatorXL     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:C:CalculatorXLS2.1.cpt     CalculatorXLS2.1.cpt     2.1              0      58K     11/13/92     CalculatorXLS2.1 - is a System 7 aware application, complete w/ Balloon  Help. Available in color or black and white versions. (To use color version, run the enclosed "Colorizer".) Requires just 140K (color version)  of disk space and 170K RAM. Fixes the precision bug (the only bug) in  version 2.0. Can completely replace your current Apple Calculator on systems with System 7, by dropping in Menu Items Folder.    Bo-Rad101        AMUG CD:Files:Game:B:Bo-Rad! v1.01.cpt       Bo-Rad! v1.01.cpt        1.01             0     123K     11/13/92     Bo-Rad! v1.01 - The object of Bo - Rad! is to match a combination of  colors/patterns with a master puzzle hidden from view. The computer  automatically creates the puzzle at the outset. After you have placed a set of colors/patterns in the far left 5 columns, press the "Check It" button.  This will return an answer to you in the right 5 columns.       BluePrintBT1     AMUG CD:Files:Font:B:BluePrintBold Type1.cpt     BluePrintBold Type1.cpt                      0      21K     11/13/92     BluePrintBold Type1 - Bold Version of BluePrint font which released earlier this year. Request donation of $10 to Laura's Education Fund ($5 for  registered owners of Blue Print plain. Send $ and/or comments to 1214  Woodcrest Circle, Harrisonburg, VA 22801.      BluePrintBTT     AMUG CD:Files:Font:B:BluePrintBold TT.cpt     BluePrintBold TT.cpt                      0      23K     11/13/92     BluePrintBold TT - Bold Version of BluePrint font which released earlier  this year. Request donation of $10 to Laura's Education Fund ($5 for  registered owners of Blue Print plain. Send $ and/or comments to 1214  Woodcrest Circle, Harrisonburg, VA 22801.      BarPattern10     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Bar Pattern103.cpt     Bar Pattern103.cpt       1.0.3            0      68K     11/13/92     Bar Pattern103 - By now, there are several programs available that put nice designs or even pictures on the desktops.  People call it eye candy.  But  why stop at the desktop?  You have always been able to put at least a  simple pattern on the desktop, but have always had just a plain menu bar at the top of the screen Not anymore.  With this control panel, you can set  the menu bar’s background to any pattern you wish. When you open the Menu  Bar Pattern control panel, it looks something like this.   ArtBrush.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Font:A:ArtBrush.cpt            ArtBrush.cpt                              0      24K     11/13/92     ArtBrush - This is a special font created to imitate the brush strokes of a sign painter’s brush. It was copied from an old lettering book circa 1930.  It is an excellent font for use when you need to highlight something. The following is a sample of Artbrush.      AOLKit&Guide     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:A:AOL Kit & Guide review.cpt     AOL Kit & Guide review.cpt                      0      32K     11/13/92     AOL Kit & Guide review - Review of Tom Lichty's new book, The Official  America Online Membership Kit & Tour Guide. As a super-duper bonus, I'm  throwing in a fun, original illustration to go with the article. If you use the illustration, please give credit to the author, (that's me, Terry  Wilson) since I also drew the picture.     AmugLibrary      AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:News Stacks:Amug Library & Info.cpt     Amug Library & Info.cpt                      0     481K     11/13/92     Amug Library & Info - Amug Library & Info - This is the Arizona Macintosh  Users Group Library and Info stack for Nov 1992. Inside is membership info, meeting listings and descriptions on 237 AMUG disks and Best of Disks.        AliasDire321     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:A:Alias Director 3.2.1.cpt     Alias Director 3.2.1.cpt     3.2.1            0      42K     11/13/92     Alias Director 3.2.1 - Alias Director is an application that streamlines  life with aliases. Can create aliases in your favorite places, find  original, do a Get Info, find and move aliases to the trash, and more using simple drag&drop. User configurable drop keys. Can create name-only aliases to neaten your desktop. v3.1.1 fixed some minor bugs. v3.2 reworks New  Locations file box, adds Balloon Help for it. 3.2.1 fixes bug in 3.2.    AddressAce       AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:A-An:Address Ace™.cpt     Address Ace™.cpt         2.52             0      50K     11/13/92     Address Ace™ 2.52 - Address Ace is the arguably the best Hypercard Address  Utility around. Designed with the business user in mind it takes full  advantage of the database abilities of HC while keeping a simple address  book format. Import, export, envelope and label printing facilities of this stack make it easy to do direct mailings based on keywords written into  notes or any address or date criteria. Keep notes on entries up to 30,000  characters long in a scrolling field. A perfect PowerBook stack for  tracking clients on the go.  3DSilver5        AMUG CD:Files:Util:icons:3DSilver5.cpt       3DSilver5.cpt                             0      49K     11/13/92     3DSilver5 - These folders are meant to be transfered onto your existing  folders by the copy and paste method in the "Get Info" box. The names have  been shortened so simply replacing your old ones with these can cause your  Finder to be confused. If you must simply replace one with the other,  please copy the name of your original folder "exactly" to the Silver 3D  folder before making the switch.    1992USElecti     AMUG CD:Files:Education:A:1992 US Election.cpt     1992 US Election.cpt                      0     128K     11/13/92     1992 US Election - A neat HyperCard 2.1 stack featuring results of the 1992 Presidential election.  Includes many graphs.  Freeware.  For those of us  shaking our heads (grin), here's the postmortem!       103rdSenate      AMUG CD:Files:Education:A:103rd Senate.cpt     103rd Senate.cpt                          0      25K     11/13/92     103rd Senate - A FileMaker Pro 2.0 database containing names, party  affiliations, phone numbers, and committee assignments of the 103rd US  Senate. Buttons and Scripts help you track Senators working on various committees.  Color optimized for 256 or better.  Requires FileMaker Pro 2.0. Work in progress.  Freeware.     XP8.cpt          AMUG CD:Files:Word:W-Z:XP8.cpt               XP8.cpt                                   0     134K     11/06/92     XP8 - This is a robust file conversion utility able to deal with the  dirtiest files. Yet subtle enough to clean up standing Quark XPress text.        WorldCap1.4D     AMUG CD:Files:Education:T-Z:WorldCap1.4 Demo.cpt     WorldCap1.4 Demo.cpt     1.4              0     333K     11/06/92     WorldCap1.4 - Welcome to the WorldCap 1.4 Series. Whether you are a student preparing for the National Geography Bee, a teacher responsible for  imparting knowledge of world regions to your students, or a globally-aware  parent, these programs are for you. Each of the WorldCap stacks are  designed to help students learn the capital cities, country names, and  geography of world regions.The stacks have been updated to include the  sweeping political changes of recent years, around the globe. This archive  includes the WorldCap 1.4 Gateway stack, your passport to the various world regions.  World.help1      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:W-Z:World.help 1.1.cpt     World.help 1.1.cpt       1.1              0      55K     11/06/92     World.help 1.1 - 2.1 to help newcomers to “World” explore the vast  cyberspace regions of the Internet. It is a collection of commands one  would need to know to navigate in the “World” enviroment and to contact the world (the round one)  beyond. The stack lists a number of Telnet and FTP  sites  to help one get started exploring the Internet. This is by no means  a complete list but a sampling of some interesting places one can “visit”.  You are invited to add your favorites and to customize this tool for your  own use.   WordLess.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Word:W-Z:WordLess.cpt          WordLess.cpt                              0      32K     11/06/92     WordLess - WordLess Plus is a further development on the gross concept of  the original WordLess. WordLess Plus not only extracts the text from  MicroSoft Word 4.0/5.0 files, it also converts a significant amount of the  paragraph and character styling to their Quark XPress Tags equivalents.  Most significantly, XPress Tags typed into the Word file are retained. In  this way, you can code for effects that Word cannot achieve _while_  drafting your copy.   WKSWCH.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Bus:T-Z:WKSWCH.cpt             WKSWCH.cpt                                0       6K     11/06/92     WKSWCH - This is a System 7 only tool to assist in mass converting  Microsoft Works 2.0 word processor documents to ClarisWorks format. Free.        WatchtheROAD     AMUG CD:Files:Music:U-Z:Watch the ROAD!.cpt     Watch the ROAD!.cpt                       0      96K     11/06/92     Watch the ROAD! - This is a crazy crash sound file for those that like  those loud crash noises.        UnZip2.0.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:U-V:UnZip 2.0.cpt         UnZip 2.0.cpt            2.0              0     153K     11/06/92     UnZip 2.0 - UnZip 2.0, dated September 26, 1992 is an application to  extract files from a .ZIP archive created using any version of PKZip up to  and including version 1.93a.  In the tradition of dearchiving utilities,  this program is freeware.      UGGYMENUS        AMUG CD:Files:Game:U-Z:UGGYMENUS.CPT         UGGYMENUS.CPT                             0      29K     11/06/92     UGGYMENUS - Over 100 Menus worth of creepy-crawly stuff. "A Dialectical  Delight of Fact and Dubious Poetry". Give You Mouse hand, and the Macs  Menus a real workout with this catagorized collection of odes to odd  things...      Torquemadath     AMUG CD:Files:Word:Tc-Tz:TorquemadatheInquisitor.cpt     TorquemadatheInquisitor.cpt                      0      62K     11/06/92     TorquemadatheInquisitor - Torquemada is a Macintosh bulk search and replace utility. It operates on files of type 'TEXT' and incorporates a number of features to facilitate the wholesale revision of text. Among these are more than 30 "wildcards" of various stripes, which make it possible to write  very elaborate search and replace strings. Strings are stored in sets of up to twenty strings per set. Up to 32 set files can be deployed at once,  yielding a total of 640 search and replace strings. Under System Seven, up  to 32 set files and up to 128 text files can be dropped on the program's  icon; each set will be run against each text file in an unattended batch. TidBITS#150      AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:TidBITS:126-150:TidBITS#150/02-Nov-92.cpt     TidBITS#150/02-Nov-92.cpt     150              0      14K     11/06/92     TidBITS#150/02-Nov-92 - November brings news of MODE32's partial  incompatibility with System 7.1, more concerns about Performa support, a  look at two thoroughly fun books on After Dark, and news of several more  useful Internet services for gatewayed users. Rounding out the issue is an  excellent review of the heavily-tweaked FileMaker Pro 2.0 from FileMaker  consultant Charles Wheeler.    TheFrogPrint     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:T:The Frog Prints.cpt     The Frog Prints.cpt                       0      23K     11/06/92     The Frog Prints - The Frog Prints is SYSTEM 7 ONLY. Its only interface is  Drag anDrop, so you cannot use it with earlier Systems. If you double-click on it from a System 6 machine, you will get an error message and the software will quit gracefully. To use The Frog Prints _with_ System 7,  simply select the files you want to print and drag them on the program's  icon or an alias of it. The Frog Prints prints plain text files to the  printer you have selected in the Chooser.   TextMangler2     AMUG CD:Files:Word:Tc-Tz:TextMangler212.cpt     TextMangler212.cpt       2.1.2            0      38K     11/06/92     TextMangler212 - This is the best nonsense generator for the mac (excluding press releases of course!).  This is version 2.1.2 and fixes a bug which  disabled the dialog of TextMangler was running in the background.   Shareware.      TearOffs.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:T:Tear Offs.cpt     Tear Offs.cpt            1.0B5            0      48K     11/06/92     Tear Offs - TearOFFs is a control panel which allows menus to be "torn off" in any application.  It can tear hierarchials as well. Great for large  monitors. Saves you those long trips to the menubar. Tears off those font,  size, and style hierarchial menus, and generally makes creativity less of a pain. TearOFFs works with all system configurations above 6.0. Version  1.0B5.    SuitcaseUpda     AMUG CD:Files:DA:Sp-Sz:Suitcase Updater 2.1.2.cpt     Suitcase Updater 2.1.2.cpt     2.1.2            0      48K     11/06/92     Suitcase Updater 2.1.2 - Updates Suitcase 2.1 to 2.1.2.  Makes Suitcase  compatible with System 7.1.         SounDisk.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Music:So-Sz:SounDisk.cpt       SounDisk.cpt             1.0              0      39K     11/06/92     SounDisk - SounDisk 1.0 is an application that records audio (sound) direct to disk.  The main advantage, is you can record for a much longer time than RAM based recorders.  Will also playback directly from disk, optionally in the background!  Uses AIFF and AIFC audio file format. Requires System 6.07 (System 7 for all features), a mac with the Apple Sound Chip, and an audio input device of some type.    Smileys.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:S:Smileys.cpt             Smileys.cpt                               0      11K     11/06/92     Smileys - Found these files in and amongs my dusty old archives. They're  listings of "smileys" for all occasions, copied from UseNet about November, 1990. (Of course there may have been some advancement in smiley technology  since then...) There's also a bit of duplication in there, but I didn't  want to edit the files and lose that UseNet flavor. ;)     RansomNote       AMUG CD:Files:Font:Q-R:RansomNote.cpt        RansomNote.cpt                            0      53K     11/06/92     RansomNote - RansomNote is a TYPE ONE font which incorporates a different  type style for each character, in addition to a slight rotation, possibly a background, maybe a skewing or two, and an occasional horizontal or  vertical scaling. ALL (no kidding) special characters are included. This is NOT a sissy uppercase-only font. You want to spell "Resumé" correctly?  (e.g. "I Demand your Resumé or Else.") No problem.    RandomLines      AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Random Lines.cpt     Random Lines.cpt                          0       3K     11/06/92     Random Lines - This is an After Dark module of Random Lines.         QUADRAACCELE     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:P-S:QUADRA ACCELERATOR.VSO.cpt     QUADRA ACCELERATOR.VSO.cpt                      0       3K     11/06/92     QUADRA ACCELERATOR.VSO - Textfile describing one users' experience with  Newer Technologies's Variable Speed Overdrive for the Quadra 700 and Quadra 900. This board allows user selectable clock rates to dramtically  accelerate a Quadra.      PSPort.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Word:O-P:PSPort.cpt            PSPort.cpt                                0      12K     11/06/92     PSPort - PSPort is SYSTEM 7 ONLY. Its only interface is Drag and Drop, so  you cannot use it with earlier Systems. If you double-click on it from a System 6 machine, you will get an error message and the software will quit  gracefully. PSPort filters PostScript files originating on MS-DOS or Unix  systems and converts them so that they can be downloaded from Apple  Macintosh computers.    PRO1992.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Game:N-P:PRO 1992.cpt          PRO 1992.cpt             1992             0      10K     11/06/92     PRO 1992 - For those of you who have Pro Predictor 2.1 or are planning to  download it (in the Entertainment library in this forum), this file  contains PRO 1992, which is compatible with both the shareware and  registered versions of Pro Predictor 2.1. It has the scores, yardage stats, and Vegas odds entered for weeks 1 through 8, and the early odds for week  #9. If you're missing some of the stats for the first three weeks or  haven't yet entered them, you can download this file and save yourself the  trouble.  PortSharePro     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Network:PortShareProDemo1.2.1.cpt     PortShareProDemo1.2.1.cpt     1.2.1            0      46K     11/06/92     PortShareProDemo1.2.1 - This is version 1.2.1 demo of PortShare Pro.   Allows you to share any kind of serial devices over and AppleTalk network.  Requires System 7.       Parrot10a5       AMUG CD:Files:Music:N-P:Parrot10a5.cpt       Parrot10a5.cpt           1.0a5            0      27K     11/06/92     Parrot10a5 - Parrot is a small application which listens to the sound input device and remembers what it hears. It plays back the sounds in a random  order, like a Parrot. Source code is included. By Bernie Bernstein.       PairingKnife     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:P-Q:Pairing Knife.cpt     Pairing Knife.cpt                         0      16K     11/06/92     Pairing Knife - Pairing Knife does an unbiased kerning pair frequency  analysis of files of type TEXT. Unbiased means that all printing characters (from ASCII 32 to 255) are considered in the analysis. Kerning Pairs, of course, are pairs of characters that can appear in text and that can have kerning applied between them. Frequency Analysis means that every pair combination is counted each time it appears. Only works in drag  and drop format under System 7.0.   ONLOCATIONFI     AMUG CD:Files:Util:N-O:ON LOCATION FILE KINDS.cpt     ON LOCATION FILE KINDS.cpt                      0       8K     11/06/92     ON LOCATION FILE KINDS - Enclosed is a new On Location File Kinds file  updated as of 10/15/92 by On Technology, Inc. Adds the following document  types-DeltaGraph Pro, WordPerfect 2.0, Nuntius public and personal file,  QuickTime movie, WriteNow 3.0, and Excel 4.0. To use, simply copy this file into your system folder and create a new On Location index.     NU401Update      AMUG CD:Files:Util:N-O:NU 401 Update.cpt     NU 401 Update.cpt        4.0.1            0     499K     11/06/92     NU 401 Update - Updated Now Utilities 4.0.x to version 4.0.1. Some feature  improvements and many, many bug fixes to just about all of the Now modules.        NewsFillers      AMUG CD:Files:Word:N:NewsFillers.cpt         NewsFillers.cpt                           0     427K     11/06/92     NewsFillers - This file contains several fillers for your Desktop  publishing documents in postscript format.        NEUROTOUR#1      AMUG CD:Files:Education:N:NEUROTOUR #1.CPT     NEUROTOUR #1.CPT                          0     261K     11/06/92     NEUROTOUR #1 - This Hypercard stack is an interesting, informative stack  which takes you on a tour of the brain, with an up-close look at a neuron.        MUBBSAnswerM     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:M:MUBBS:MUBBS AnswerMachine.cpt     MUBBS AnswerMachine.cpt                      0      47K     11/06/92     MUBBS AnswerMachine - This will answer your phone, send a message, and  hang-up for when your BBS (any BBS) is shut down. It is a barebones version of MUBBS v0.5, the multi-user BBS. MUBBS users should not put any of these  files in their current MUBBS folder.  Keep it in a separate folder. It  should never be run at the same time your regular BBS is up.     MT&T1192.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:M-O:MT&T1192.cpt           MT&T1192.cpt                              0      52K     11/06/92     MT&T1192 - Volume 1 Issue 3, November, 1992. Shareware Version Macintosh Tips & Tricks - A Giles Road Press Publication. The goal of  Macintosh Tips & Tricks is to distribute timely and useful information to  Macintosh users in a forum that enables writers and consultants to show off their knowledge and writing skills. Contains info on new Macintosh  developments and reviews. This is issue 11-92.    MoviePlayer      AMUG CD:Files:QuickTime:M:MoviePlayer.cpt     MoviePlayer.cpt                           0     123K     11/06/92     MoviePlayer - This is the Movie Player for QuickTime 1.5. Copyright Apple  Computer. All rights reserved.        MarxBros.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Marx Bros.cpt       Marx Bros.cpt                             0       5K     11/06/92     Marx Bros - Color Marx Brothers Icons as folders. No need for ResEdit. With System 7 use Get Info to copy and paste.         MarsObserver     AMUG CD:Files:Education:M:Mars Observer.cpt     Mars Observer.cpt                         0      55K     11/06/92     Mars Observer - The Mars Observer spacecraft will be the first U.S. mission launched to Mars since the Viking missions in 1975.  It will be launched  from NASA~s Kennedy Space Center between September 16 and October 13 aboard a Titan III rocket and a Transfer Orbit Stage (TOS). Mars Observer will  travel 720 million kilometers (450 million miles) in 11 months to its  late-summer 1993 insertion into Martian orbit. From its nearly circular  polar orbit around the planet, the three-axis stabilized spacecraft will  conduct a comprehensive study of the Martian geosphere over a period of 1  Martian year (687 Earth days). Download for more info. MacLibrarian     AMUG CD:Files:Util:M-Mc:MacLibrarian 1.5.4.cpt     MacLibrarian 1.5.4.cpt     1.5.4            0     279K     11/06/92     MacLibrarian 1.5.4 - MacLibrarian is a disk management and a disk labeling  program. You can create professional looking labels for your library of  disks by simply drawing a template and then letting MacLibrarian fill in  the areas such as disk name, serial number, file name and more. If you  want to add pictures to your labels then simply define the area and paste  the picture into the area.  It has never been simpler! You can also use it  to find a particular file on a disk (including the disks that have been  sitting around in your desk or filing cabinet). It is ideal for recovering  wasted space taken up by duplicate files and extremely old versions of  files.Mac2Wiz.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Bus:M:Mac2Wiz.cpt              Mac2Wiz.cpt                               0      15K     11/06/92     Mac2Wiz - This stack has 3 XFCNS for converting Macintosh text strings to  their Sharp Wizard equivalents. Two of the XFCNs were inspired by Danny  Goodman's book "The Complete HyperCard 2.0 Handbook."  On page 773 of the  book, a HyperTalk script is presented that converts Apple Macintosh ascii  text to Sharp Wizard ascii text.  The script is 100% hyperTalk.  Danny  Goodman converts it to an XFCN using CompileIt! from Heizer Software.   However, the resulting XFCN was still too slow, so he used the HyperBASIC  language (from Teknosys) to make an XFCN that does the same thing and the  BASIC XFCN was much much faster. JoelsDeskto      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Joel's Desktops#2.cpt     Joel's Desktops#2.cpt                      0     101K     11/06/92     Joel's Desktops#2 - Some more ppats that I made using SuperPaint, Gallery  Effects, and ResEdit.  Drop me a line if you like them (or don't like  them)! Some of these are very large patterns that ResEdit can't edit.       Hilary.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Music:H-I:Hilary.cpt           Hilary.cpt                                0      61K     11/06/92     Hilary - This is a great sound file giving the definition of Hilary.         HexKey.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Prog:H-K:Hex Key.cpt           Hex Key.cpt                               0      31K     11/06/92     Hex Key - What Hex Key does is it presents a dialog into which you can  enter either decimal or hexadecimal numbers, selectable by radio button. After you hit "Okay", or the return or enter keys, the numbers will be converted to the appropriate values in the alternative number formats.  In other words, if you enter a hex value, the number will be converted to  its appropriate form in FOND, Fixed and Fract decimal. If you enter a  decimal number, it will be shown in FOND, Fixed and Fract hex. Where a  number falls outside the range of the format, the text "N/A" is shown, so  you don't act upon a bogus number. GREGSBUTTON      AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:G:GREG'S BUTTONS 2.0.CPT     GREG'S BUTTONS 2.0.CPT     2.0              0      19K     11/06/92     GREG'S BUTTONS 2.0 - Greg's Buttons 2.0 is a System 7 extension that  replaces the standard black and white buttons and checkboxes with new Mondo Cool color 3-D ones.  This version is presented as a cdev that adds custom  choices, alternate menubar, and title font and color plus general bug  fixes. Requires System 7 and is Shareware.     GOPv1.0.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Movie:A-P:GOP v1.0.cpt         GOP v1.0.cpt             1.0              0     133K     11/06/92     GOP v1.0 - Show your support for the President right on your Mac's desktop. Click on him and he will speak a message. It's not too late! Help George by downloading this today!       GoldenTriang     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:Golden Triangle Ships TimesTwo     Golden Triangle Ships TimesTwo                      0       4K     11/06/92     Golden Triangle Ships TimesTwo - San Diego, CA--5 Nov 92:  Golden Triangle  announced shipment of TimesTwo™ (patent pending), the first driver-level  disk expansion product for Macintosh®. With a simple one-time installation, TimesTwo transparently doubles the size of any SCSI disk without  reformatting, leaving users’ data unchanged.     GetMonitorsX     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:G:GetMonitors XFCN 1.1.cpt     GetMonitors XFCN 1.1.cpt     1.1              0       7K     11/06/92     GetMonitors XFCN 1.1 - Now! GetMonitors XFCN works with MacroMedia Director 3.1! GetMonitors takes no parameters. It returns the following info  MonitorNumber, IsMainScreen, HasColor, BitDepth, BottomCoordinate,  RightCoordinate. MonitorNumber tells the order that the monitor's card was  encountered, IsMainScreen is true if the screen has the menubar, HasColor  is true if the monitor is set to a color mode (not grays or Black & White), BitDepth is the current setting for that monitor, BottomCoordinate is the  bottom pixel on that screen, RightCoordinate is the rightmost pixel on that screen.  GermanPicDi      AMUG CD:Files:Education:G:German Pic. Dictionary.cpt     German Pic. Dictionary.cpt                      0     107K     11/06/92     German Pic. Dictionary - This Hypercard stack is a free sample of the  Shareware version of The German Picture Dictionary. Includes German  illustrations, words and sounds. Very helpful for learning to speak German.       FuninSpace!      AMUG CD:Files:Game:F-G:Fun in Space!.cpt     Fun in Space!.cpt                         0       9K     11/06/92     Fun in Space! - A cute little game.  You control a spacecraft from running  into the walls, and the moon.  The object of the game is to get stars,  before hitting the moon.  Looks good in color.       FreedomStack     AMUG CD:Files:Education:F:Freedom Stack.cpt     Freedom Stack.cpt                         0     240K     11/06/92     Freedom Stack - This Hypercard stack from School house Mac has many  treaties, addresses, constitutions and more from American History. Great  teaching tool for history classes.       FONDetective     AMUG CD:Files:Font:F:FONDetective.cpt        FONDetective.cpt         1.0              0      34K     11/06/92     FONDetective - FONDetective writes a text file reporting exhaustively on  every little last thing in the FOND resources of font suitcases. It works on Type 1, TrueType or Multiple Master suitcases (which are not  fundamentally distinct in any case), and it draws a few conclusions in the  way of error-reporting and helpful hints. If you want to know why a font  like AT&T Garamond is so evil to set, FONDetective will tell you. If you  want to know why low-numbered Adobe volumes have such bogus kerns,  FONDetective will show you where the bodies are buried. If you want to know what's wrong with a RIP-crashing font, FONDetective will at least offer  clues. Finger135.cp     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:Finger135.cpt         Finger135.cpt            1.3.5            0      92K     11/06/92     Finger135 - Finger&Fingerd are a Macintosh implementation of the Un*x  Finger protocol.Fingerd is a background only application that allows a Mac  running MacTCP to be fingered from anywhere in the world.  When someone  fingers you they will receive a text file that you specify.  Fingerd is  very small (it takes only 35k of RAM), so you can leave it running all the  time.  Finger is an application that allows you to finger anyone in the  world, and also has the finger daemon built in.  If you don't enable  Finger's daemon you can use the two programs together.   FindFont.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Font:F:FindFont.cpt            FindFont.cpt                              0       4K     11/06/92     FindFont - FinderFont 9 is a carefully narrowed version of Geneva 9 for use by the System 7 Views to display a space saving Finder font for displaying  file names.  FinderFont is free.       Finderappmen     AMUG CD:Files:Util:F-Fi:Finderappmenu 1.1.cpt     Finderappmenu 1.1.cpt     1.1              0      11K     11/06/92     Finderappmenu 1.1 - FinderAppMenu is an INIT which puts an Applications  menu in the Finder that lists all the applications it finds on your disks.  You can launch any application by selecting it from the menu.  Two STR#  resources which can be edited in Resedit allow you to specify applications  to exclude and disk volumes to ignore when building the menu.  Free.     Euclidb14com     AMUG CD:Files:Education:E:Euclidb14complete.cpt     Euclidb14complete.cpt     1.4              0     243K     11/06/92     Euclidb14complete - MacEuclid is an easy-to-use program for creating,  editing and analyzing reasoned arguments. When most individuals think of an “argument”, they expect several participants communicating with each other. In the case of Euclid, however, an argument is any type of reasoned  discourse. It may be a single person presenting a case, it could be several people collaborating to create a single case, or it could be a group of  people arguing against each other.   ElfNiks.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:E:ElfNiks.cpt     ElfNiks.cpt                               0      12K     11/06/92     ElfNiks - ElfNiks is SYSTEM 7 ONLY. Its only interface is Drag and Drop, so you cannot use it with earlier Systems. If you double-click on it from a System 6 machine, you will get an error message and the software will quit gracefully. ElfNiks does two dumb jobs, actually. It filters files  originating on Unix systems and converts the Linefeeds to Carriage Returns. And it filters DOS files, throwing the Linefeeds away. To use ElfNiks  _with_ System 7, simply select the files you want to filter and drag them  on the program's icon or an alias of it.  ElectricWood     AMUG CD:Files:Art:E:Electric Wood.cpt        Electric Wood.cpt                         0      65K     11/06/92     Electric Wood - Three woodcut look samples, part of a collection of Clip  art soon to come. Details in Readme doc.          DTVSymp.cpt      AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:DTV Symp.cpt     DTV Symp.cpt                              0      13K     11/06/92     DTV Symp - This file contains info on the December MultiMedia seminar in LA in December of 1992.        Detective.cp     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:D-E:Detective.cpt          Detective.cpt                             0      32K     11/06/92     Detective - This applications tracks what programs and DAs have been run on your Mac.        DataChefv1.2     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:D:DataChef v1.2.cpt      DataChef v1.2.cpt        1.2              0      11K     11/06/92     DataChef v1.2 -  DataChef puts your entire recipe collection in book format presented in an attractive HyperCard stack. DataChef is fully automated.  You can easily create chapters and new recipe cards. Everything becomes  listed automatically. Navigation is easy. Click on a title in the Table of  Contents or Chapter card. A return button renames to reflect where you need to go based on what you were doing! Click. Getting around is easy. The  Table of Contents and Chapter cards can be sorted by first letter or  arranged to your preference automatically and easily. Each recipe card has  a field for Ingredients and another for Procedure.  CryptWriter1     AMUG CD:Files:Word:C:CryptWriter 1.0.cpt     CryptWriter 1.0.cpt      1.0              0      20K     11/06/92     CryptWriter 1.0 - This file allows you to write messages and encrypt them.         CryptogramVI     AMUG CD:Files:Game:C:Cryptogram VI.cpt       Cryptogram VI.cpt        VI               0      21K     11/06/92     Cryptogram VI - This is a puzzle from AMUG member Leslie Thomas. Great fun  for those with a love for puzzles.        CoolIcons        AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Cool Icons.cpt      Cool Icons.cpt                            0       5K     11/06/92     Cool Icons - This file contains three fun Resedit icons.         Communicatio     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Communications icons.cpt     Communications icons.cpt                      0      46K     11/06/92     Communications icons - Icons for First Class and Smartcom. Requires Resedit to install.        Cisify.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:C:Cisify.cpt              Cisify.cpt                                0     109K     11/06/92     Cisify - CISify does nothing more than make XPress Tags-coded files  compatible with CIS and other seven-bit, text-only systems. It  transparently chops lines down to a suitable length, and converts eight-bit characters to their plain-ASCII XPress Tags equivalents. You can send  processed files via EMail or post them as messages (Store Unformatted). What is the utility of this? Simple. you can say, "This is how _I_ do that. Get Text, Include Style Sheets on this message..." It's not something that  will come up every day, but if you need it, you have it. In the mean time,  you have some nice snapshots of my family... CHESAPEAKE       AMUG CD:Files:Game:C:CHESAPEAKE.cpt          CHESAPEAKE.cpt                            0      73K     11/06/92     CHESAPEAKE - Chesapeake is not a chess playing program. It is a way to  examine and analyze chess games with the capability to examine each move,  back up to a previous position, look at end of game positions and see where a piece came from. In addition the menus allow the user to choose from several games and to jump from one part of a game to another. Payment oof registration fees provides additional games and the ability to load and display games. Anyone interested in chess, whether beginner or master will find Chesapeake a handy analysis tool.  Chargetimer      AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Powerbook:Chargetimer.cpt     Chargetimer.cpt                           0      13K     11/06/92     Chargetimer - A Q + D Battery Useage Timer for the PowerBook desktop,  System 7.0+. It shows the number of minutes since your PowerBooks battery  was recharged, so that you can test the battery capacity of your PowerBook. ( 'Now' is the accumulated time in this session and includes 'Last' which  is the carry over from the last session ).     CatoSevenTai     AMUG CD:Files:Word:C:CatoSeven Tails.cpt     CatoSeven Tails.cpt                       0      12K     11/06/92     CatoSeven Tails - This is a utility of the 'one dumb job' variety. It does  one job, and does it fast and with minimal hoorah. Cat o’ Seven Tails is  SYSTEM 7 ONLY. Its only interface is Drag and Drop, so you cannot use it  with earlier Systems. If you double-click on it from a System 6 machine,  you will get an error message and the software will quit gracefully. To use Cat o’ Seven Tails _with_ System 7, simply select the files you want to  concatenate and drag them on the program's icon or an alias of it. A new  file called "Concatenated files…" will be created, and your original source files will remain unaltered. Catena.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:C:Catena.cpt              Catena.cpt                                0      48K     11/06/92     Catena - Cat is a Unix tool for concatenating text files. Catena is that  basic idea expressed in Mac-like terms. To use it, simply hit the Start  button. You will be prompted for the name of a new file to Save into. The  you will be prompted successively for files to concatenate into the new  file. When you have processed all the files you want to concatenate, hit  the Cancel button. The new file will be saved where you specified, and your original files will remain untouched on your disk.   Carpetbag1.3     AMUG CD:Files:Util:C-Cm:Carpetbag1.3.2.cpt     Carpetbag1.3.2.cpt       1.3.2            0      60K     11/06/92     Carpetbag1.3.2 - CarpetBag 1.3.2 is a control panel, similar in principle  to Suitcase and MasterJuggler, that allows you to add fonts, sounds, FKeys, and keyboard layout resources without modifying your System file.  Allows default folder selection to open all at boot time.  Works under System 6 but works _smarter_ under System 7.  This is the latest version!     Caesura.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Word:C:Caesura.cpt             Caesura.cpt                               0      29K     11/06/92     Caesura - This is a text file segmentation program. Designate the string to make the cut and this program will do it for you.        CableDingbTT     AMUG CD:Files:Font:C:Cable DingbatsTT.cpt     Cable DingbatsTT.cpt                      0      27K     11/06/92     Cable DingbatsTT - An update to the Cable Dingbats font - with 12 new logos added including Telemundo, Univision, Disney, BET, ESPN, The Sci-Fi Channel and more! TrueType font.       CableDingbT1     AMUG CD:Files:Font:C:Cable DingbatsT1.cpt     Cable DingbatsT1.cpt                      0      70K     11/06/92     Cable DingbatsT1 - An update to the Cable Dingbats font - with 12 new logos added including Telemundo, Univision, Disney, BET, ESPN, The Sci-Fi Channel and more! Type 1 PostScript font.       BushMorph.cp     AMUG CD:Files:QuickTime:B:Bush Morph.cpt     Bush Morph.cpt                            0     365K     11/06/92     Bush Morph - This is a Qt Morph in which Bill Clinton comes out of Bush's  mouth. Its about 5 seconds long, and lt might freak you out. It is a pretty cool Morph, check it out! It's worth the D/L.        BUSHDumpster     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:BUSH Dumpster 1.0.1.cpt     BUSH Dumpster 1.0.1.cpt     1.0.1            0       8K     11/06/92     BUSH Dumpster 1.0.1 - In this presidential election year, what could be  more appropriate than a new color trashcan with a political theme for your  Mac? Herewith is my modest contribution to a noble cause--The BUSH  Dumpster. Replace your tiredsystem 7.x trashcan with The BUSH Dumpster and  be the envy of your friends (and the gadfly of your Republican friends!)  It's all in good fun, and it comes with complete instructions on how you  can get up and running with a BUSH Dumpster of your very own. All I ask is  a $1.00 shareware fee (cheapNote: BUSH Dumpster requires Resedit 2.1.1 to  install. For the rest of you, God Bless you all, & God Bless America! BirthdayTriv     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:B:BirthdayTrivia.cpt     BirthdayTrivia.cpt                        0      25K     11/06/92     BirthdayTrivia - Ever wondered who won the world series, or what was making headlines the day you made your grand entrance? It's all here and more!   This HyperCard 2.x stack is great for date trivia. Shareware.       AppleAnnounc     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:Apple Announces New Prog for     Apple Announces New Prog for                      0       5K     11/06/92     Apple Announces New Prog - SAN FRANCISCO, California--October 30,  1992--Apple Computer, Inc. today introduced a new assistance program  designed to spur the development of multimedia products such as interactive books, music and animated content.  This new program, called the Apple  Multimedia Program, will strengthen Apple's partners' abilities to prosper  in the growing areas of multimedia creation and playback, and provide Macintosh computer users with a broader and richer range of computer- based information.  AOL2.0User       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:A:AOL 2.0-User's Tips!!!.cpt     AOL 2.0-User's Tips!!!.cpt                      0       6K     11/06/92     AOL 2.0-User's Tips!!! - Contestants were asked to "Post your message with  your latest tip on undocumented uses of AOL 4Mac 2.0 which either 1)  improve your online communications OR 2) help you when you are "on the road again!". At the end of the contest, 2 winners earned 2 free hours (each),  for providing the best tips! The names of the winners and all entered tips  are given in this file!    AliasBOSS2.0     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:A:AliasBOSS2.0.2.cpt     AliasBOSS2.0.2.cpt       2.0.2            0      64K     11/06/92     AliasBOSS2.0.2 - The AliasBOSS now allows you to scan for any type of file  you choose, whether it is an alias or not.  You can then save aliases of  files which met your criteria en masse or selectively.  You can scan for  aliases created by a specific program or all aliases on a particular volume and check their validity.  If an alias is invalid, that is, has lost its  owner file, you have the option to repair (re-associate) the alias with a  similar file (or a different file altogether). Please see the online help  to learn how these functions can be performed.  ADModDNAPICS     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:ADModDNAPICS.cpt     ADModDNAPICS.cpt                          0     183K     11/06/92     ADModDNAPICS - This is a free PICS file for the AfterDark™ screensaver  program.  I was enjoying the beauty of the many molecules that can be  generated and rotated in 3-D by the amazing program MacMolecule 1.5 ©, and  thought - hey, wouldn't some of these make neat color screensaver modules  in After Dark™?  Say if you set a Buckyball to roaming around the screen, a penicillin, or a superconductor crystal lattice....or DNA?  So what you've  got here is one example of an image file produced by MacMolecule 1.5 ©.   Acius09/92       AMUG CD:Files:Prog:A:Acius09/92.cpt          Acius09/92.cpt           09/92            0     128K     11/06/92     Acius09/92 - This is the developer mailing from Acius for 4th Diminsion  users. This issue contains Technote #30 and CustomOpenDLG info. This is the September 1992 release.       About Music      AMUG CD:Files:Music:Music Madness: About Music Madness™      About Music Madness™                      0      64K     11/02/92     About Music Madness™ - This file contains info on the new Multimedia Sound  CD-ROM from Porcupine Productions. Samples are provided on BBS in a BOX in  the Music Madness folder. These files are copyright Porcupine Productions.  No other distribution in any other form is permitted.      Witch1barB/4     AMUG CD:Files:Music:Music Madness:Witch 1 bar B/4.22.cpt     Witch 1 bar B/4.22.cpt                      0      51K     11/02/92     Witch 1 bar B/4 - This is one of more than 25 drum tracks from the MM  CD-ROM. The Enclosed Music files in the Music Madness folder are samples of some of the over 200 Music and sound effects available on the new  multimedia series Music Madness from Porcupine Productions. These files may ONLY be distributed on the AMUG CD-ROM, “BBS in a BOX”. These music and  sound files are copyright Porcupine Productions 1992. These files may not  be redistributed in any other format without written permission. If you are interested in ordering this CD-ROM contact Michael Bean, 718 E. Campbell  Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234 [phone].   Witch1barB/2     AMUG CD:Files:Music:Music Madness:Witch 1 bar B/2.22.cpt     Witch 1 bar B/2.22.cpt                      0      48K     11/02/92     Witch 1 bar B/2 - This is one of more than 25 drum tracks from the MM  CD-ROM. The Enclosed Music files in the Music Madness folder are samples of some of the over 200 Music and sound effects available on the new  multimedia series Music Madness from Porcupine Productions. These files may ONLY be distributed on the AMUG CD-ROM, “BBS in a BOX”. These music and  sound files are copyright Porcupine Productions 1992. These files may not  be redistributed in any other format without written permission. If you are interested in ordering this CD-ROM contact Michael Bean, 718 E. Campbell  Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234 [phone].   Thankyou.22      AMUG CD:Files:Music:Music Madness:Thank you.22.cpt     Thank you.22.cpt                          0      33K     11/02/92     Thank you - This is one of more than 25 drum tracks from the MM CD-ROM. The Enclosed Music files in the Music Madness folder are samples of some of the over 200 Music and sound effects available on the new multimedia series  Music Madness from Porcupine Productions. These files may ONLY be  distributed on the AMUG CD-ROM, “BBS in a BOX”. These music and sound files are copyright Porcupine Productions 1992. These files may not be  redistributed in any other format without written permission. If you are  interested in ordering this CD-ROM contact Michael Bean, 718 E. Campbell  Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234 [phone].   Rap/CowbellA     AMUG CD:Files:Music:Music Madness:Rap/Cowbell A/3.22.cpt     Rap/Cowbell A/3.22.cpt                      0      63K     11/02/92     Rap/Cowbell A/3 - This is one of more than 25 drum tracks from the MM  CD-ROM. The Enclosed Music files in the Music Madness folder are samples of some of the over 200 Music and sound effects available on the new  multimedia series Music Madness from Porcupine Productions. These files may ONLY be distributed on the AMUG CD-ROM, “BBS in a BOX”. These music and  sound files are copyright Porcupine Productions 1992. These files may not  be redistributed in any other format without written permission. If you are interested in ordering this CD-ROM contact Michael Bean, 718 E. Campbell  Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234 [phone].   PlacesA/1        AMUG CD:Files:Music:Music Madness:Places A/1.22.cpt     Places A/1.22.cpt                         0      91K     11/02/92     Places A/1 - This is one of more than 25 drum tracks from the MM CD-ROM.  The Enclosed Music files in the Music Madness folder are samples of some of the over 200 Music and sound effects available on the new multimedia series Music Madness from Porcupine Productions. These files may ONLY be  distributed on the AMUG CD-ROM, “BBS in a BOX”. These music and sound files are copyright Porcupine Productions 1992. These files may not be  redistributed in any other format without written permission. If you are  interested in ordering this CD-ROM contact Michael Bean, 718 E. Campbell  Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234 [phone].   MoreTechA/1      AMUG CD:Files:Music:Music Madness:MoreTech A/1.22.cpt     MoreTech A/1.22.cpt                       0      64K     11/02/92     MoreTech A/1 - This is one of more than 25 drum tracks from the MM CD-ROM.  The Enclosed Music files in the Music Madness folder are samples of some of the over 200 Music and sound effects available on the new multimedia series Music Madness from Porcupine Productions. These files may ONLY be  distributed on the AMUG CD-ROM, “BBS in a BOX”. These music and sound files are copyright Porcupine Productions 1992. These files may not be  redistributed in any other format without written permission. If you are  interested in ordering this CD-ROM contact Michael Bean, 718 E. Campbell  Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234 [phone].   GoingthruA/2     AMUG CD:Files:Music:Music Madness:Going thru A/2.22.cpt     Going thru A/2.22.cpt                      0      82K     11/02/92     Going thru A/2 - This is one of more than 25 drum tracks from the MM  CD-ROM. The Enclosed Music files in the Music Madness folder are samples of some of the over 200 Music and sound effects available on the new  multimedia series Music Madness from Porcupine Productions. These files may ONLY be distributed on the AMUG CD-ROM, “BBS in a BOX”. These music and  sound files are copyright Porcupine Productions 1992. These files may not  be redistributed in any other format without written permission. If you  are interested in ordering this CD-ROM contact Michael Bean, 718 E.  Campbell Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234 [phone].   Drum24.22        AMUG CD:Files:Music:Music Madness:Drum 24.22.cpt     Drum 24.22.cpt                            0      48K     11/02/92     Drum 24 - This is one of more than 25 drum tracks from the MM CD-ROM. The  Enclosed Music files in the Music Madness folder are samples of some of the over 200 Music and sound effects available on the new multimedia series  Music Madness from Porcupine Productions. These files may ONLY be  distributed on the AMUG CD-ROM, “BBS in a BOX”. These music and sound files are copyright Porcupine Productions 1992. These files may not be  redistributed in any other format without written permission. If you are  interested in ordering this CD-ROM contact Michael Bean, 718 E. Campbell  Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234 [phone].   Drum18.22        AMUG CD:Files:Music:Music Madness:Drum 18.22.cpt     Drum 18.22.cpt                            0      64K     11/02/92     Drum 18 - This is one of more than 25 drum tracks from the MM CD-ROM. The  Enclosed Music files in the Music Madness folder are samples of some of the over 200 Music and sound effects available on the new multimedia series  Music Madness from Porcupine Productions. These files may ONLY be  distributed on the AMUG CD-ROM, “BBS in a BOX”. These music and sound files are copyright Porcupine Productions 1992. These files may not be  redistributed in any other format without written permission. If you are  interested in ordering this CD-ROM contact Michael Bean, 718 E. Campbell  Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234 [phone].   Drum15.22        AMUG CD:Files:Music:Music Madness:Drum 15.22.cpt     Drum 15.22.cpt                            0      46K     11/02/92     Drum 15 - This is one of more than 25 drum tracks from the MM CD-ROM. The  Enclosed Music files in the Music Madness folder are samples of some of the over 200 Music and sound effects available on the new multimedia series  Music Madness from Porcupine Productions. These files may ONLY be  distributed on the AMUG CD-ROM, “BBS in a BOX”. These music and sound files are copyright Porcupine Productions 1992. These files may not be  redistributed in any other format without written permission. If you are  interested in ordering this CD-ROM contact Michael Bean, 718 E. Campbell  Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234 [phone].   Drum12.22        AMUG CD:Files:Music:Music Madness:Drum 12.22.cpt     Drum 12.22.cpt                            0      30K     11/02/92     Drum 12 - This is one of more than 25 drum tracks from the MM CD-ROM. The  Enclosed Music files in the Music Madness folder are samples of some of the over 200 Music and sound effects available on the new multimedia series  Music Madness from Porcupine Productions. These files may ONLY be  distributed on the AMUG CD-ROM, “BBS in a BOX”. These music and sound files are copyright Porcupine Productions 1992. These files may not be  redistributed in any other format without written permission. If you are  interested in ordering this CD-ROM contact Michael Bean, 718 E. Campbell  Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234 [phone].   Drum08&Kb        AMUG CD:Files:Music:Music Madness:Drum 08 &Kb.22.cpt     Drum 08 &Kb.22.cpt                        0      75K     11/02/92     Drum 08 &Kb - This is one of more than 25 drum tracks from the MM CD-ROM.  The Enclosed Music files in the Music Madness folder are samples of some of the over 200 Music and sound effects available on the new multimedia series Music Madness from Porcupine Productions. These files may ONLY be  distributed on the AMUG CD-ROM, “BBS in a BOX”. These music and sound files are copyright Porcupine Productions 1992. These files may not be  redistributed in any other format without written permission. If you are  interested in ordering this CD-ROM contact Michael Bean, 718 E. Campbell  Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234 [phone].   Drum03.22        AMUG CD:Files:Music:Music Madness:Drum 03.22.cpt     Drum 03.22.cpt                            0      71K     11/02/92     Drum 03 - This is one of more than 25 drum tracks from the MM CD-ROM. The  Enclosed Music files in the Music Madness folder are samples of some of the over 200 Music and sound effects available on the new multimedia series  Music Madness from Porcupine Productions. These files may ONLY be  distributed on the AMUG CD-ROM, “BBS in a BOX”. These music and sound files are copyright Porcupine Productions 1992. These files may not be  redistributed in any other format without written permission. If you are  interested in ordering this CD-ROM contact Michael Bean, 718 E. Campbell  Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234 [phone].   Drum02.22        AMUG CD:Files:Music:Music Madness:Drum 02.22.cpt     Drum 02.22.cpt                            0      60K     11/02/92     Drum 02 - This is one of more than 25 drum tracks from the MM CD-ROM. The  Enclosed Music files in the Music Madness folder are samples of some of the over 200 Music and sound effects available on the new multimedia series  Music Madness from Porcupine Productions. These files may ONLY be  distributed on the AMUG CD-ROM, “BBS in a BOX”. These music and sound files are copyright Porcupine Productions 1992. These files may not be  redistributed in any other format without written permission. If you are  interested in ordering this CD-ROM contact Michael Bean, 718 E. Campbell  Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234 [phone].   Drum01.22        AMUG CD:Files:Music:Music Madness:Drum 01.22.cpt     Drum 01.22.cpt                            0      24K     11/02/92     Drum 01 - This is one of more than 25 drum tracks from the MM CD-ROM. The  Enclosed Music files in the Music Madness folder are samples of some of the over 200 Music and sound effects available on the new multimedia series  Music Madness from Porcupine Productions. These files may ONLY be  distributed on the AMUG CD-ROM, “BBS in a BOX”. These music and sound files are copyright Porcupine Productions 1992. These files may not be  redistributed in any other format without written permission. If you are  interested in ordering this CD-ROM contact Michael Bean, 718 E. Campbell  Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234 [phone].   BellHit.22       AMUG CD:Files:Music:Music Madness:Bell Hit.22.cpt     Bell Hit.22.cpt                           0      85K     11/02/92     Bell Hit - This sound file is a great electronic gong. The Enclosed Music  files in the Music Madness folder are samples of some of the over 200 Music and sound effects available on the new multimedia series Music Madness from Porcupine Productions. These files may ONLY be distributed on the AMUG  CD-ROM, “BBS in a BOX”. These music and sound files are copyright Porcupine Productions 1992. These files may not be redistributed in any other format  without written permission. If you are interested in ordering this CD-ROM  contact Michael Bean, 718 E. Campbell Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234 (602)  553-8966.   BabblonA/1       AMUG CD:Files:Music:Music Madness:Babblon A/1.22.cpt     Babblon A/1.22.cpt                        0      60K     11/02/92     Babblon A/1.22 - This sound file is an A section from Babblon from Music  Madness. The Enclosed Music files in the Music Madness folder are samples  of some of the over 200 Music and sound effects available on the new  multimedia series Music Madness from Porcupine Productions. These files may ONLY be distributed on the AMUG CD-ROM, “BBS in a BOX”. These music and  sound files are copyright Porcupine Productions 1992. These files may not  be redistributed in any other format without written permission. If you are interested in ordering this CD-ROM contact Michael Bean, 718 E. Campbell  Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234 [phone].   Awesome.22       AMUG CD:Files:Music:Music Madness:Awesome.22     Awesome.22                                0      29K     11/02/92     Awesome.22 - This sound file is a humerous comment. The Enclosed Music  files in the Music Madness folder are samples of some of the over 200 Music and sound effects available on the new multimedia series Music Madness from Porcupine Productions. These files may ONLY be distributed on the AMUG  CD-ROM, “BBS in a BOX”. These music and sound files are copyright Porcupine Productions 1992. These files may not be redistributed in any other format  without written permission. If you are interested in ordering this CD-ROM  contact Michael Bean, 718 E. Campbell Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234 (602)  553-8966.   A-E-A-E-A-E      AMUG CD:Files:Music:Music Madness:A-E-A-E-A-E-A-E.22     A-E-A-E-A-E-A-E.22                        0      30K     11/02/92     A-E-A-E-A-E-A-E.22 - This sound file is a humerous yoddle. The Enclosed  Music files in the Music Madness folder are samples of some of the over 200 Music and sound effects available on the new multimedia series Music  Madness from Porcupine Productions. These files may ONLY be distributed on  the AMUG CD-ROM, “BBS in a BOX”. These music and sound files are copyright  Porcupine Productions 1992. These files may not be redistributed in any  other format without written permission. If you are interested in ordering  this CD-ROM contact Michael Bean, 718 E. Campbell Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234  [phone].   Zoomopen         AMUG CD:Files:Music:U-Z:Zoom open            Zoom open                                 0       7K     11/02/92     Zoom open - Sounds like a swish sound as your window opens on your  Macintosh. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard  or for System beeps.       Zoomclosed       AMUG CD:Files:Music:U-Z:Zoom closed          Zoom closed                               0       7K     11/02/92     Zoom closed - Sounds like a swish sound as your window closes on your  Macintosh. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard  or for System beeps.       ZipLock          AMUG CD:Files:Music:U-Z:Zip Lock             Zip Lock                                  0      18K     11/02/92     Zip Lock - This is a recording of an electronic sound vibrating at tin can  pitch. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard  or for System beeps.       Woodyonheliu     AMUG CD:Files:Music:U-Z:Woody on helium      Woody on helium                           0      11K     11/02/92     Woody on helium - This sound file resembles Woody Wood Pecker on Helium  gas. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard  or for System beeps.       WildWilly!       AMUG CD:Files:Music:U-Z:Wild Willy!          Wild Willy!                               0      48K     11/02/92     Wild Willy! - This is a great yell by a our local caveman. In System 7  sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Welcome.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Music:U-Z:Welcome.cpt          Welcome.cpt                               0      12K     11/02/92     Welcome - This is a sound file of a man saying, "Welcome to Macintosh". In  System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System  beeps.       Waterpipe.cp     AMUG CD:Files:Music:U-Z:Water pipe.cpt       Water pipe.cpt                            0       9K     11/02/92     Water pipe - This is a strange electronic sound moving up in pitch. In  System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System  beeps.       Vvip             AMUG CD:Files:Music:U-Z:Vvip                 Vvip                                      0      11K     11/02/92     Vvip - This an electronic zip sound. In System 7 sound format. May be used  in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Uh-Oh.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Music:U-Z:Uh-Oh.cpt            Uh-Oh.cpt                                 0      10K     11/02/92     Uh-Oh - This is a recording of a man verbally acknowledging his error. In  System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System  beeps.       TypeSpace        AMUG CD:Files:Music:T:TypeSpace              TypeSpace                                 0       3K     11/02/92     TypeSpace - This is a recording of the space key on an old fashion  typewriter. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard  or for System beeps.       TypeReturn       AMUG CD:Files:Music:T:TypeReturn             TypeReturn                                0       7K     11/02/92     TypeReturn - This is a recording of the return key on an old fashion  typewriter. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard  or for System beeps.       TypeKey2         AMUG CD:Files:Music:T:TypeKey2               TypeKey2                                  0       3K     11/02/92     TypeKey - This is a recording of the key being typed on an old manual  typewriter. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard  or for System beeps.       TypeKey1         AMUG CD:Files:Music:T:TypeKey1               TypeKey1                                  0       5K     11/02/92     Type Key - This sound is a guy yelling type in a high pitch voice. In  System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System  beeps.       SpinCylinder     AMUG CD:Files:Music:So-Sz:SpinCylinder.cpt     SpinCylinder.cpt                          0      11K     11/02/92     SpinCylinder - This is a a spinning Cylinder sound in a low pitched range.  In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for  System beeps.       SpinCyl          AMUG CD:Files:Music:So-Sz:Spin Cylinder.cpt     Spin Cylinder.cpt                         0      18K     11/02/92     Spin Cylinder - This is a spinning Cylinder sound in a high pitched  range. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or  for System beeps.       SpeakBeep        AMUG CD:Files:Music:So-Sz:SpeakBeep          SpeakBeep                                 0       7K     11/02/92     SpeakBeep - You got it. This guy is his own beep sound. In System 7 sound  format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        SomethingLiv     AMUG CD:Files:Music:So-Sz:Something Lived In The Alley…     Something Lived In The Alley…                      0      29K     11/02/92     Something Lived - This is a strange scream in the wild. In System 7 sound  format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Sodacan          AMUG CD:Files:Music:So-Sz:Soda Can           Soda Can                                  0      18K     11/02/92     Soda Can - This is a coke can being opened nar our Microphone. In System 7  sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        SnareNormal      AMUG CD:Files:Music:S-Sn:Snare Normal        Snare Normal                              0      10K     11/02/92     Snare Normal - The snare drum is hit in this System 7 sound. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Shuffle          AMUG CD:Files:Music:S-Sn:Shuffle             Shuffle                                   0      10K     11/02/92     Shuffle - This is a sound file of cards shuffling in System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        ShotgunBlast     AMUG CD:Files:Music:S-Sn:Shotgun Blast.cpt     Shotgun Blast.cpt                         0      22K     11/02/92     Shotgun Blast - This is a loud sound file of a shotgun cocking and blasting away. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.       SelfDestruct     AMUG CD:Files:Music:S-Sn:Self Destruct....cpt     Self Destruct....cpt                      0      20K     11/02/92     Self Destruct - This is a fun file of a man saying, "This disk will self  destruct in 5 minutes." In System 7 sound format. May be used in  multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.       Seagullinafa     AMUG CD:Files:Music:S-Sn:Seagull in a fan     Seagull in a fan                          0       6K     11/02/92     Seagull in a fan - This is a short scream of terror from a seagull meeting  fan blades. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard  or for System beeps.       SeaLionbark      AMUG CD:Files:Music:S-Sn:Sea Lion bark       Sea Lion bark                             0       6K     11/02/92     Sea Lion bark - This is a sound file of a sealion bark in System 7 sound  format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Scubapigeon      AMUG CD:Files:Music:S-Sn:Scuba pigeon.cpt     Scuba pigeon.cpt                          0       9K     11/02/92     Scuba pigeon - This is an electronic version of a pigeon cooing under  water. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or  for System beeps.       Scream           AMUG CD:Files:Music:S-Sn:Scream              Scream                                    0      64K     11/02/92     Scream - This is a great scarey sound file of a screaming demon. In System  7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Ricochet         AMUG CD:Files:Music:Q-R:Ricochet             Ricochet                                  0      13K     11/02/92     Ricochet - This is a great bullet sound as it glances off a cement wall. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System  beeps.       Request.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Music:Q-R:Request.cpt          Request.cpt                               0      11K     11/02/92     Request - This is a sound file of a man saying, "I need this disk". In  System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System  beeps.       Reboot           AMUG CD:Files:Music:Q-R:Reboot               Reboot                                    0      18K     11/02/92     Reboot - This contains a voice saying, "Now rebooting". In System 7 sound  format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Razzberry        AMUG CD:Files:Music:Q-R:Razzberry            Razzberry                                 0       9K     11/02/92     Razzberry - a short and sweet lip sound in System 7 sound format. May be  used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Pulsar           AMUG CD:Files:Music:N-P:Pulsar               Pulsar                                    0      30K     11/02/92     Pulsar - A great sound file of an electronic pulsar in System 7 sound  format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        PrisionerThu     AMUG CD:Files:Music:N-P:Prisioner Thunder     Prisioner Thunder                         0     136K     11/02/92     Prisioner Thunder - This is a great sound file of thunder and rain. In  System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System  beeps.       PogoStick        AMUG CD:Files:Music:N-P:PogoStick            PogoStick                                 0       8K     11/02/92     PogoStick - This is a sample of the sound effect of a pogo stick on the  upswing. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or  for System beeps.       Paralyzer.cp     AMUG CD:Files:Music:N-P:Paralyzer.cpt        Paralyzer.cpt                             0      21K     11/02/92     Paralyzer - This is a fun wobbling electronic sound that will paralyze you. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for  System beeps.       Moof.cpt         AMUG CD:Files:Music:M:Moof.cpt               Moof.cpt                                  0      21K     11/02/92     Moof - This is a sound file of a cow staring at the green grass and asking  for his share. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia,  Hypercard or for System beeps.       MacPuke2.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Music:M:MacPuke2.cpt           MacPuke2.cpt                              0      18K     11/02/92     MacPuke2 - This the classic puke sound in System 7 sound format. May be  used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Lamb.cpt         AMUG CD:Files:Music:J-L:Lamb.cpt             Lamb.cpt                                  0      11K     11/02/92     Lamb - This a lamb while baaa'ing into your Mac Microphone. In System 7  sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Keyclick         AMUG CD:Files:Music:J-L:Key click            Key click                                 0       3K     11/02/92     Key click - For those that want their keyboard to sound like the old manual typewriter here is a treat. In System 7 sound format. May be used in  multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.       JetApproach      AMUG CD:Files:Music:J-L:Jet Approach.cpt     Jet Approach.cpt                          0     333K     11/02/92     Jet Approach - This is a large sound file of a jet approach and disapearing into the sunset. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia,  Hypercard or for System beeps.       Insertdisk       AMUG CD:Files:Music:H-I:Insert disk.cpt      Insert disk.cpt                           0      11K     11/02/92     Insert disk - This is a human voice saying "Please insert disk". In System  7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Idiot!           AMUG CD:Files:Music:H-I:Idiot!               Idiot!                                    0       6K     11/02/92     Idiot! - This is a fun familar sound file of a man saying "Idiot!". In  System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System  beeps.       HumanWhistle     AMUG CD:Files:Music:H-I:Human Whistle.cpt     Human Whistle.cpt                         0       8K     11/02/92     Human Whistle - This is a single whistle on one pitch in System 7 sound  format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        HorseRace.cp     AMUG CD:Files:Music:H-I:Horse Race.cpt       Horse Race.cpt                            0      43K     11/02/92     Horse Race - This is a trumpet sounding to announce the running of the  horses. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or  for System beeps.       Haaa!            AMUG CD:Files:Music:H-I:Haaa!                Haaa!                                     0      11K     11/02/92     Haaa! - This is a cute little sound file of a man yelling Haa in a  discovery type way. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia,  Hypercard or for System beeps.       Grossness        AMUG CD:Files:Music:F-G:Grossness            Grossness                                 0      79K     11/02/92     Grossness - This is a gross little sound file of water and waste. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Glasshiss        AMUG CD:Files:Music:F-G:Glass hiss           Glass hiss                                0      29K     11/02/92     Glass hiss - This is a fun electronic zooming sound in System 7 sound  format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Foom.cpt         AMUG CD:Files:Music:F-G:Foom.cpt             Foom.cpt                                  0      21K     11/02/92     Foom - This is a voice saying "Foom" in System 7 sound format. May be used  in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Flush            AMUG CD:Files:Music:F-G:Flush                Flush                                     0      20K     11/02/92     Flush - This is a funny sound file of your toilet in action. In System 7  sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        FlashShort       AMUG CD:Files:Music:F-G:Flash Short          Flash Short                               0     121K     11/02/92     Flash Short  This is a fun electronic sound file with lots of fast action  in System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for  System beeps.       Error.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Music:D-E:Error.cpt            Error.cpt                                 0       9K     11/02/92     Error - This is a voice of a man saying "error". In System 7 sound format.  May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Emergencyale     AMUG CD:Files:Music:D-E:Emergency alert.cpt     Emergency alert.cpt                       0      48K     11/02/92     Emergency alert - This is a great electronic warning sound. In System 7  sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Elephant.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Music:D-E:Elephant.cpt         Elephant.cpt                              0      21K     11/02/92     Elephant - This is fun Elephant sound for the jungle hearted. In System 7  sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Eject            AMUG CD:Files:Music:D-E:Eject                Eject                                     0      11K     11/02/92     Eject - This is a voice saying that your disk is ejected. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        DownPeriscop     AMUG CD:Files:Music:D-E:Down Periscope       Down Periscope                            0      20K     11/02/92     Down Periscope - A very electronic sound of warbling dimensions in System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Doorknob         AMUG CD:Files:Music:D-E:Doorknob             Doorknob                                  0       7K     11/02/92     Doorknob - This is a sound of your door opening for multimedia uses. In  System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System  beeps.       Doorbell.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Music:D-E:Doorbell.cpt         Doorbell.cpt                              0      18K     11/02/92     Doorbell - Contains your stock doorbell sound for those who need permission to enter. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.       Donkey.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Music:D-E:Donkey.cpt           Donkey.cpt                                0       9K     11/02/92     Donkey - This is a Donkey honking with pleasure. In System 7 sound format.  May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Dontdothat       AMUG CD:Files:Music:D-E:Don't do that.cpt     Don't do that.cpt                         0      10K     11/02/92     Don't do that - This is a low pitched authority figure giving a "Don't do  that" command. Only for highly uptight individuals. In System 7 sound  format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.       Dogs.cpt         AMUG CD:Files:Music:D-E:Dogs.cpt             Dogs.cpt                                  0      26K     11/02/92     Dogs - Contains multiple dogs having barking spasms in unison. In System 7  sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Diskinsert       AMUG CD:Files:Music:D-E:Disk insert          Disk insert                               0      10K     11/02/92     Disk insert - This is cute little backwards fart for those that want that  ultimate disk insertion sound. In System 7 sound format. May be used in  multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.       Diskeject        AMUG CD:Files:Music:D-E:Disk eject           Disk eject                                0      14K     11/02/92     Disk eject - This sound file is a bit of a misnomer. If your Macintosh  makes this sound everytime you eject a disk then you may have to pull its  finger as well. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia,  Hypercard or for System beeps.      Dishescrashi     AMUG CD:Files:Music:D-E:Dishes crashing.cpt     Dishes crashing.cpt                       0      81K     11/02/92     Dishes crashing - This is a long and funny dishes crashing and rolling in  the hall sound. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia,  Hypercard or for System beeps.       DishCrash.cp     AMUG CD:Files:Music:D-E:DishCrash.cpt        DishCrash.cpt                             0      12K     11/02/92     DishCrash - This is a quick and dirty dishes crashing sound in System 7  sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Dice.cpt         AMUG CD:Files:Music:D-E:Dice.cpt             Dice.cpt                                  0      45K     11/02/92     Dice - This is a sound of dice rolling for that number 7. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        DataSlurp.cp     AMUG CD:Files:Music:D-E:DataSlurp.cpt        DataSlurp.cpt                             0     167K     11/02/92     DataSlurp - Try this one out as your startup sound. The voice tells you  that your data was delicious as it is eaten. In System 7 sound format. May  be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.       Cuckoo           AMUG CD:Files:Music:C:Cuckoo                 Cuckoo                                    0       6K     11/02/92     Cuckoo - This is a high pitched cuckoo clock sound in System 7 sound  format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Cough            AMUG CD:Files:Music:C:Cough                  Cough                                     0       8K     11/02/92     Cough - This is a wheeze cough with a touch of flu bug, in System 7 sound  format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Cocoo            AMUG CD:Files:Music:C:Cocoo                  Cocoo                                     0       5K     11/02/92     Cocoo - This is a cute little cuckoo clock bird making his sound. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Clink-Klank      AMUG CD:Files:Music:C:Clink-Klank.cpt        Clink-Klank.cpt                           0      11K     11/02/92     Clink-Klank - This is the famous Clink-Klank sound in Apple System sounds.  In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for  System beeps.       Buzz2            AMUG CD:Files:Music:B:Buzz2                  Buzz2                                     0       8K     11/02/92     Buzz2 - This is a sharp two ring buzz effect. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Buzz             AMUG CD:Files:Music:B:Buzz                   Buzz                                      0      10K     11/02/92     Buzz - This is a loud short BUZZ sound for effects. In System 7 sound  format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Bounce           AMUG CD:Files:Music:B:Bounce                 Bounce                                    0       6K     11/02/92     Bounce - This is a very short high pitched piano string pluck. In System 7  sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Bomb.cpt         AMUG CD:Files:Music:B:Bomb.cpt               Bomb.cpt                                  0      20K     11/02/92     Bomb - This is a bomb sound for those who want to hear things being blown  up. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for  System beeps.       Boing1.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Music:B:Boing1.cpt             Boing1.cpt                                0      21K     11/02/92     Boing1 - This is another Boing sound for your collection. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Boing.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Music:B:Boing.cpt              Boing.cpt                                 0      12K     11/02/92     Boing - This is a very bouncy boing sound for those wanting new sounds for  the control panel. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia,  Hypercard or for System beeps.       Bleep            AMUG CD:Files:Music:B:Bleep                  Bleep                                     0       9K     11/02/92     Bleep - This is a lady saying "Bleep" for those that like human beep  sounds. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or  for System beeps.       BigBen.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Music:B:Big Ben.cpt            Big Ben.cpt                               0      24K     11/02/92     Big Ben - This is a single chime of Big Ben the famous clock. In System 7  sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Belch2.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Music:B:Belch 2.cpt            Belch 2.cpt                               0      36K     11/02/92     Belch 2 - This is a very obnoxious belch sound for those who like the  strange side of Mac sounds. In System 7 sound format. May be used in  multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.       Behold!.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Music:B:Behold!.cpt            Behold!.cpt                               0      22K     11/02/92     Behold! - This is a fun sound file of a guy saying "Behold". In System 7  sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Beep3            AMUG CD:Files:Music:B:Beep3                  Beep3                                     0       9K     11/02/92     Beep3 - This is a sound file of an individual clearing his throat. In  System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System  beeps.       Beeep            AMUG CD:Files:Music:B:Beeep                  Beeep                                     0       8K     11/02/92     Beeep - This is a long voice beep for those that want something different.  In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for  System beeps.       Baddisk2.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Music:B:Bad disk2.cpt          Bad disk2.cpt                             0      15K     11/02/92     Bad disk2 - This is a sound of a voice telling you your disk is bad. In  System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System  beeps.       BabyLamb.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Music:B:Baby Lamb.cpt          Baby Lamb.cpt                             0      12K     11/02/92     Baby Lamb - This is a cute little lamb breathing its first breath of life.  System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System  beeps.       ArmNoise         AMUG CD:Files:Music:A:ArmNoise               ArmNoise                                  0      11K     11/02/92     ArmNoise - If you like the sound of arm pits flapping in the wind this is  the sound for you. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia,  Hypercard or for System beeps.       Aooga            AMUG CD:Files:Music:A:Aooga                  Aooga                                     0      38K     11/02/92     Aooga - This is a fun horn sound from an old fashion model T automobile in  System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System  beeps.       AlienCockati     AMUG CD:Files:Music:A:Alien Cockatiel        Alien Cockatiel                           0      32K     11/02/92     Alien Cockatiel - This is a fun ray gun sound from our alien samplings in  System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System  beeps.       Aho.cpt          AMUG CD:Files:Music:A:Aho.cpt                Aho.cpt                                   0       9K     11/02/92     Aho - This is a cute little guy exclaiming his error in System 7 sound  format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.        Adjuster         AMUG CD:Files:Music:A:Adjuster               Adjuster                                  0      30K     11/02/92     Adjuster - This is a great little warbling computerized squeal in a System  7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or System beeps.        TidBITS#148      AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:TidBITS:126-150:TidBITS#148/19-Oct-92.cpt     TidBITS#148/19-Oct-92.cpt     148              0      14K     10/31/92     TidBITS#148/19-Oct-92 - Industry stories on hard drive prices and the  PowerBook 100 phenomenon  anchor this issue, which starts off with some  comments on our KeyFonts review, covers some new CD-ROMs of several major  Internet archives, passes on the good news that AppleShare 3.0.1 will work  with QuickMail Server 2.5.x, and finally takes a look at the Internet  gateway to America Online and the brand new TidBITS library there.    ProcessWatch     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:P-Q:ProcessWatcher.cpt     ProcessWatcher.cpt                        0      29K     10/31/92     ProcessWatcher - ProcessWatcher displays the running processes on a Mac.  Basically, it will give you all kinds of nifty information about any  application currently running on your machine. Simple, clean, informative. Balloon help is available, and system 7.0 or later is required. Freeware.      HyperMoviePl     AMUG CD:Files:QuickTime:H:HyperMovie Player 3.0.cpt     HyperMovie Player 3.0.cpt     3.0              0      55K     10/31/92     HyperMovie Player 3.0 - New Version!   HyperMovie Player is a Hypercard  based QuickTime movie player with VCR style controls, and many other  features.  REQUIREMENTS HyperMovie Player requires a minimum of 2Mb of  memory, HyperCard 2.1 or greater, System 7.x, and QuickTime 1.x.      ELECTRICPS       AMUG CD:Files:Font:E:ELECTRICPS.CPT          ELECTRICPS.CPT                            0      86K     10/31/92     ELECTRICPS - This is a Type 1 PostScript font to draw analog circuits  together with text for analog simulation programs. Also useful for any  teacher or student who has to draw lots of circuits and wants to do this  job more easily done than with a graphic tool. This is a refinement of an earlier upload (that was in TrueType format). This font now works great at  any point size.     DESKTOPTEXTU     AMUG CD:Files:MacII:D-G:DESKTOP TEXTURES 2.0.cpt     DESKTOP TEXTURES 2.0.cpt     2.0              0     322K     10/31/92     DESKTOP TEXTURES 2.0 - Desktop Textures 2.0. is an excellent desktop  pattern utility as good as the commericial models, and comes with many  dynamite patterns, as well as the ability to create your own! Includes  Volumes I and II of texture files.      CORAZON-MOD      AMUG CD:Files:Music:C:CORAZON-MOD.cpt        CORAZON-MOD.cpt                           0     134K     10/31/92     CORAZON-MOD - Groupie Heaven has long produced rock or beat singles, having hidden their true love of jazz until now. Introducing "Corazon.mod" -- the  Groupie Heaven rendition of the popular jazz song. Jazz is a rarity in  electronic; it should be stressed that this is a near professional  translation of existing sheet music, not a simple attempt at the  reproduction of an overplayed popular tune. The samples are pretty much on  the pop side, but the tune is. Requires a SIT file extractor and The  Sound-Tractor to play on a Macintosh.   BridgeD.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Game:B:BridgeD.cpt             BridgeD.cpt                               0      57K     10/31/92     BridgeD - This is a quality game of bridge simulation. The bidding is  designed to reflect current trends. The play is varied to add realism. This 15 minute demo runs on Mac Classics Plus and SE monitors or 13" color  monitors. System 6.07 or later and 450k of ram are minimals.  A continous  playing version is available. Do not overbid! Excellent for learning bridge or increasing your skills. Not recommended for poor losers or tired  players.   BKKP3.0.CPT      AMUG CD:Files:Bus:B:BKKP 3.0.CPT             BKKP 3.0.CPT             3.0              0      46K     10/31/92     BKKP 3.0 - A complete bookkeeping system for EXCEL users. Contains the  following EXCEL templates. Balance Sheet, (EXCEL); Profit or Loss  Statement, (EXCEL); Sales Journal, (EXCEL); * Check Journal *, (EXCEL); *  General Journal *, (EXCEL); Balance Prep Sheet, (EXCEL); Bank  Reconcilation, (EXCEL); Chart Of Accounts, (EXCEL); Instructions, (EXCEL);  Ledger1, (EXCEL); MACROS, (EXCEL).    AntibioticSt     AMUG CD:Files:Education:A:Antibiotic Stack1.1.cpt     Antibiotic Stack1.1.cpt     1.1              0      30K     10/31/92     Antibiotic Stack1.1 - Version 1.1 of Antibiotic Stack, Improved and  enhanced over previous version. Freeware. Requires Hypercard 2.1. This is a general guide to antibiotic information.       ADSofav0.94      AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:ADSofa v0.94.cpt     ADSofa v0.94.cpt         .94              0       6K     10/31/92     ADSofa v0.94 - A spinning vector sofa center in the screen.  It careens and rotates. Mildly interesting.        UniversalFil     AMUG CD:Files:Word:U-V:Universal Filter.cpt     Universal Filter.cpt                      0      35K     10/31/92     Universal Filter - You guys can just drag the file on top of the Universal  Application. It as to be of type TEXT, or you will not be able to do this.  You can drag as many as 50 TEXT files onto the application and it will filter them 1 at a time using the default settings.      U.S.billofri     AMUG CD:Files:Education:T-Z:U.S. bill of rights     U.S. bill of rights                       0      32K     10/31/92     U.S. bill of rights - This file contains the Bill of Rights.         TurboT.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Prog:T:TurboT.cpt              TurboT.cpt                                0      10K     10/31/92     TurboT - HelloTurboTabby (HTT) is a modified HelloTabby (HT), by Pete  Johnson.  HT was modified by Michael Lininger on 12-16-89 so it would be  compatitable with Turbo Pascal. It was orginally written for the lightspeed pascal envrioment. HTT is for use with the Tubro Pascal Enviroment.      TabbyLAUNCH      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:T:Tabby_LAUNCH.bas.cpt     Tabby_LAUNCH.bas.cpt                      0       4K     10/31/92     Tabby_LAUNCH.bas -  This sub-routine reads in the launch.next file from the disk and determines the next application to be launched. If it is not the  last application in the chain a new launch.next file is written to the disk for the next application to use, after it has been launched. If it is  the last application in the chain then the launch.next file is deleted from the disk. This routine is over-kill and can be simplified. This code is for Tabby programers.   Bpeede1.2DEM     AMUG CD:Files:Game:B:ßpeede1.2 DEMO.cpt      ßpeede1.2 DEMO.cpt       1.2              0      78K     10/31/92     ßpeede1.2 DEMO - ßpeede is an arcade-style game written for color Macintosh computers with a 68020 or higher CPU and System 6.0.7+.  The game is  designed to run with a minimum of 16-colors (4 bit mode), but will work in  256-color mode (8 bits deep) with a slight reduction in performance.  The  loss of performance will probably only be a problem for LC, LCII, CX, and  possibly SI owners.  CI, FX, and QUADRA owners should find the game speed  adequate regardless of the screen depth.  CI, FX,  and QUADRA owners:  If  the game runs too fast for you, use the "command '+' " and "command '-' "   keys to adjust the speed. Sundial3.2       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:S:Sundial 3.2.cpt         Sundial 3.2.cpt          3.2              0      33K     10/31/92     Sundial 3.2 - This utility is now unsupported and is placed in the Public  Domain. Requires Second Sight 2.1. Sundial is used with the RRH Import  Export Engines. Sundial    reads a file provided by Tabby 2.0 and updates the  Config file to the next scheduled launch time.      SoundmanII       AMUG CD:Files:Music:So-Sz:Sound man II.cpt     Sound man II.cpt                          0      68K     10/31/92     Sound man II - Ok here it is a stack getting closer to what I wanted over  the summer. I have a Mac Plus and I wanted to use 8 bit samples with midi  at home. Now this stack, which is compiled from several different stacks,  has tempo and pitches. The way to play the sounds is command P or under the menu Sound Controls. So to play midi its command ] and it should play  together if you put snd reasources in your stack and sequence a midi file  in either track 1 or 2. This stack has some bugs in it so please e-mail me  if your having problems or you just want to give me some ideas. There will  be an update in a month or so.  Sapphire2.1      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:S:Sapphire 2.1t.cpt       Sapphire 2.1t.cpt        2.1              0      47K     10/31/92     Sapphire 2.1 - Sapphire is a system work-horse.  It is a multi-featured  application that monitors, maintains and updates the userlog based on sysop configured options. Supports up to 2000 users in the userlog.       RasterOpsInt     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:RasterOps Introduces MoviePak     RasterOps Introduces MoviePak                      0      10K     10/31/92     RasterOps Introduces MoviePak - SANTA CLARA, Calif., September 15, 1992 —  RasterOps Corporation (NASDAQ ROPS) today introduced MoviePak — a  daughterboard that advances the market for digital video by bringing  real-time, full-screen, full-motion, video capabilities to the Apple  Macintosh for the first time.  It addresses the needs of a broad range of  existing and potential QuickTime users — from business presentation  professionals to video/multimedia producers — providing them with a low-cost, high-quality means of producing digital video.  RasterOpsann     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:RasterOps announces The Wall     RasterOps announces The Wall                      0       6K     10/31/92     RasterOps announces The Wall - SANTA CLARA, Calif., July 27, 1992 — The  RasterOps Wall Division today announced the first multi-screen display  system to concurrently display full-wall video with high-resolution color  graphics, text and animation, via an Apple® Macintosh®.  The Wall™ is a  larger-than-life medium for communicating ideas by focusing on the visual  impact of a wall of monitors or projectors.     RPreStamp2       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:R:R.PreStamp 2.0.cpt      R.PreStamp 2.0.cpt       2.0              0      33K     10/31/92     R.PreStamp 2.0 - This utility is now unsupported and is placed in the  Public Domain...Requires Second Sight 2.1. R.PreStamp ** VERSION 2.0 **   6-10-89 Release. R.PreStamp Fixes/Cleans up your callerlog.  It formats the network mail events, so they conform to the format used throughout host and other utilities.     PunkinPatch      AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:PunkinPatch.cpt     PunkinPatch.cpt                           0      20K     10/31/92     PunkinPatch - "Punkin Patch" may be as frightening to smaller children as  the above poem is to literate adults.  User discretion is advised.   Compatible with System 7, Randomizer & MultiModule (in fact, this module  includes suggestions for some stunning MultiModule combinations as well as  information about customizing the module).     Probe3.2.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:P:Probe 3.2.cpt           Probe 3.2.cpt            3.2              0      37K     10/31/92     Probe 3.2 - This utility is now unsupported and is placed in the Public  Domain. Requires Second Sight 2.1 Probe, is a Tabby compatible utility that will analyze your callerlog and product a detailed Stats report. NOTE-  For probe to produce accurate results it is necessary for you to also run three of tabby compatible utilities.     PreStamp3.2      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:P:PreStamp 3.2.cpt        PreStamp 3.2.cpt         3.2              0      34K     10/31/92     PreStamp 3.2 - PreStamp Fixes/Cleans up your callerlog. It formats the   network mail events, so they conform to the format used throughout host and other utilities. It helps Archie and Probe produce valid stats. This  utility is now unsupported and is placed in the Public Domain. Requires  Second Sight 2.1.     Pleiadesbeta     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:P:Pleiades ßeta1.cpt      Pleiades ßeta1.cpt                        0      56K     10/31/92     Pleiades ßeta - This is phase one of a project.  Transfer utilities are  complete.  You may use new commands 245 to 255 to extend host features.   Remember this is beta, but this phase of the application has been running  on 5 boards for the last 3 months without problems, so it is extremely  stable. Requires Second Sight.     MoonDEMO.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Game:M:MoonDEMO.cpt            MoonDEMO.cpt                              0     109K     10/31/92     MoonDEMO - Moonvasion...written by Ron Kaps.  Copyright ©1992, All rights  reserved worldwide. This demo may be distributed freely when accompanied by this documentation. Moonvasion is an arcade-style game written for color  Macintosh computers with a 68020 or higher CPU and System 7.0+.  The game  is designed to run with a minimum of 16-colors (4 bit mode), but will work  in 256-color mode (8 bits deep) with a slight reduction in performance. The demo version of this game allows only the first three levels.    McHurricane      AMUG CD:Files:Education:M:McHurricane™ 2.0.4a SW.cpt     McHurricane™ 2.0.4a SW.cpt     2.0.4a           0     253K     10/31/92     McHurricane™ 2.0.4a - McHurricane™ 2.0.4a SW - McHurricane™ is designed for use with 256 colors. If you are using a large screen color monitor (15  inches or larger) I suggest leaving McHurricane™ memory (Get Info box) set  at 1000K; 750K has worked ok with an Apple 13" RGB monitor but I haven't  tested 15" or 16" color monitors. It has been tested on an NEC 21 inch  color monitor and everything was normal as long as we used 256 colors and  kept the application memory at or above 1000K. If you are using "Millions"  of colors (Monitor Control Panel) increase Application memory to 2000K.  Mantissa3.21     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:M:Mantissa 3.21.cpt       Mantissa 3.21.cpt        3.21             0      99K     10/31/92     Mantissa 3.21 - This utility is now unsupported and is placed in the Public Domain. Requires Second Sight 2.1. This is a great SS message controler.        MacAmortize1     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:M:MacAmortize1.2.cpt       MacAmortize1.2.cpt       1.2              0      82K     10/31/92     MacAmortize1.2 - MacAmortize is an amortization program for the Macintosh  computer.  It creates monthly and yearly payment schedules accoring to data you enter.  Schedules can be printed from MacAmortize and can also be saved to disk as normal text files which can be opened and edited with any word  processor.     KelmscottTT      AMUG CD:Files:Font:K:Kelmscott(TT).cpt       Kelmscott(TT).cpt                         0      19K     10/31/92     KelmscottTT - Kelmscott is the latest item from the Scriptorium Font  Library.  It is probably our most complex and sophisticated font to date. Kelmscott is based on the type style designed for William Morris' Kelmscott edition of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales.  It's an ornate neo-gothic font  which is very readable in both small and large type sizes, combining the  precision of nineteenth century type design with the classical looks of  late medieval calligraphy.  It's a great expression of what the romanesque  revival movement was all about.  KelmscottT1      AMUG CD:Files:Font:K:Kelmscott(T1).cpt       Kelmscott(T1).cpt                         0      25K     10/31/92     KelmscottT1 - Kelmscott is the latest item from the Scriptorium Font  Library.  It is probably our most complex and sophisticated font to date. Kelmscott is based on the type style designed for William Morris' Kelmscott edition of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales.  It's an ornate neo-gothic font  which is very readable in both small and large type sizes, combining the  precision of nineteenth century type design with the classical looks of  late medieval calligraphy.  It's a great expression of what the romanesque  revival movement was all about.  Import2.53       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:I-L:Import 2.53.cpt       Import 2.53.cpt                           0      41K     10/31/92     Import 2.53 - This is an import utility for Second Sight and Tabby Users by Mike Lininger. This file is in the public domain and unsupported.        FWBAnnounces     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:FWB Announces CD-ROM ToolKit     FWB Announces CD-ROM ToolKit                      0       6K     10/31/92     FWB Announces CD-ROM ToolKit - FWB, Inc. of San Francisco, CA today  announced a new Macintosh utility, CD-ROM ToolKit™, that works in the  background to make CD-ROM drives perform faster anmore reliably. The $79.95 (SRP) package will ship in December. CD-ROM ToolKiuses advanced caching  techniques to improve CD-ROM performance as much as 1,800%. By caching and  prefetching repeatedly used information to a hard drive and RAM, CD-ROM  ToolKit allows searches and seeks to take place almost instantaneously,  dramatically improving drive operation and user productivity.  FutureBASIC1     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:D-G:FutureBASIC 1.0 (ML).cpt     FutureBASIC 1.0 (ML).cpt                      0       7K     10/31/92     FutureBASIC 1.0 (ML) - This is Future basic code from Mike Lininger for  Second Sight Utilities Colorwheel and Secs2Date.        FoldersPt4       AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:FoldersPt4.cpt      FoldersPt4.cpt                            0      60K     10/31/92     FoldersPt4 - Here is part 4 of a large collection of Silver 3D folder icons in the standard folder format. They are in actual folders, so that a simple copy and paste in the finder's get info box will transfer the folder icon  to your folder without having to deal with ResEdit. Safe, easy, and  foolproof. Most all of the major appliations, utilities and games have been done. You will also find a great deal of generic folders for grouping of  your programs. Each folder has been optimised in black & white, 16-color,  and 256 color formats. Try one out and I am sure you will want the others.  There are 75 folder icons in each of part 1-3. FoldersPt3       AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:FoldersPt3.cpt      FoldersPt3.cpt                            0      74K     10/31/92     FoldersPt3 - Here is part 3 of a large collection of Silver 3D folder icons in the standard folder format. They are in actual folders, so that a simple copy and paste in the finder's get info box will transfer the folder icon  to your folder without having to deal with ResEdit. Safe, easy, and  foolproof. Most all of the major appliations, utilities and games have been done. You will also find a great deal of generic folders for grouping of  your programs. Each folder has been optimised in black & white, 16-color,  and 256 color formats. Try one out and I am sure you will want the others.  There are 75 folder icons in each of part 1-4. FoldersPt2       AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:FoldersPt2.cpt      FoldersPt2.cpt                            0      76K     10/31/92     FoldersPt2 - Here is part 2 of a large collection of Silver 3D folder icons in the standard folder format. They are in actual folders, so that a simple copy and paste in the finder's get info box will transfer the folder icon  to your folder without having to deal with ResEdit. Safe, easy, and  foolproof. Most all of the major appliations, utilities and games have been done. You will also find a great deal of generic folders for grouping of  your programs. Each folder has been optimised in black & white, 16-color,  and 256 color formats. Try one out and I am sure you will want the others.  There are 75 folder icons in each of part 1-4. FoldersPt1       AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:FoldersPt1.cpt      FoldersPt1.cpt                            0      74K     10/31/92     FoldersPt1 - Here is part 1 of a large collection of Silver 3D folder icons in the standard folder format. They are in actual folders, so that a simple copy and paste in the finder's get info box will transfer the folder icon  to your folder without having to deal with ResEdit. Safe, easy, and  foolproof. Most all of the major appliations, utilities and games have been done. You will also find a great deal of generic folders for grouping of  your programs. Each folder has been optimised in black & white, 16-color,  and 256 color formats. Try one out and I am sure you will want the others.  There are 75 folder icons in each of part 1-4. Export3.215      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:Export 3.215.cpt      Export 3.215.cpt         3.2              0      50K     10/31/92     Export 3.2 - Export 3.2 was designed to solve various Technical problems  and general slowness of Tabby and previous export routines.  It was  designed as 1) a high volume Export utility and 2) to solved some of the  problems of getting UseNet Messages, formatted and ready for delivery.   Many new options have been added, most at the request of various sysops who had unique needs, not common to all. This utility is now unsupported and is placed in the Public Domain. Requires TABBY/SECOND SIGHT.   EpistleII1.0     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:Epistle II 1.0.cpt     Epistle II 1.0.cpt       1.0              0      45K     10/31/92     Epistle II 1.0 - This utility is now unsupported and is placed in the  Public Domain. Requires Second Sight 2.1. Epistle Scans your message header file and looks for new messages added by tabby/Import over night.  These  message sections are flagged and a summary listing of the new messages is  created in the form of a System?.msg or any text file you wish. To keep  tabs on Epistle's performance look at the? after the Time. This tells how  long it took Epistle to analyze your message header file (displayed in  seconds). In the example below it took Epistle 5 seconds to do its thing.  EasyKeysv1.7     AMUG CD:Files:Util:E:EasyKeys v1.7.cpt       EasyKeys v1.7.cpt        1.7              0      73K     10/31/92     EasyKeys v1.7 - Easy KEYS is a control panel device which lets you assign  function keys or key combinations to launch FKEYs, applications, desk  accessories, or control panels.  With Easy KEYS, you can keep FKEYs  anywhere on your disk, instead of in the system file and assign them to any key combination.     DigitalFilm      AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:DigitalFilm (DV2000)     DigitalFilm (DV2000)                      0       9K     10/31/92     DigitalFilm (DV2000) - Digital-Video Editing System for Professional-  Quality Video Production Get the features and performance you need for  professional-quality video production on the Macintosh® with the  DigitalFilm™ card from SuperMac. DigitalFilm is the only QuickTime™  video  production system that lets you capture full-screen video and stereo sound  to an ordinary Macintosh hard disk at 30 frames per second and output  directly to a videotape recorder at the same rate.   CPoint2.1        AMUG CD:Files:Tele:C:CPoint2.1.cpt           CPoint2.1.cpt            2.1              0     386K     10/31/92     CPoint2.1 - is an off-line reader that can be used with Cope(c) modules,  Tabbyc(c) modules, WhiteMailer(c), MacWoof(c), Formula-1(c), QWK(c) and  others.  COUNTERPoint 2.1 provides a very flexible user interface for  reading, posting and archiving Internet and Fidonet messages. Shareware  $45.00  Lininger Technology, 385 Bowling Green Place, Gahanna, Ohio  43230.     ConnectPwrBk     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:Connect PwrBks to VGA monitors     Connect PwrBks to VGA monitors                      0       4K     10/31/92     Connect PwrBks to VGA monitors - EL CERRITO, CA --- 26.Oct.92 ---  James  Engineering is pleased to announce MacVGA for Apple® Computer, Inc.'s new  Macintosh PowerBook 160 and 180 computers.  MacVGA for the PowerBook 160  and 180 is designed to increase “portable productivity” by providing low  cost color VGA connectivity to hundreds of VGA monitors and VGA compatible  presentation display products such as video overlay projection panels and  CRT projectors.   BnkStmtRecon     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:B:BnkStmtRecon.cpt         BnkStmtRecon.cpt                          0       4K     10/31/92     BnkStmtRecon - Template to calculate all the math in reconciling bank  statement and check book balances. Intuitive, quick and easy.         AneirinTT        AMUG CD:Files:Font:A:Aneirin(TT).cpt         Aneirin(TT).cpt                           0      14K     10/31/92     AneirinTT - Aneirin is based on a style of decorative initials used by the  book designers of the 'Series of Welsh Texts', a limited edition of  scholarly reprints of medieval Celtic manuscripts published in Wales around the turn of the century. It takes its name from the 6th century Bard/Scribe Aneirin. It is a decorative all-caps font, suitable for use in titles or as decorative initials (its original function).  It combines elements of  traditional Celtic lettering styles, late medieval calligraphy, and 19th  century pseudo-medieval decorative print styles.  The result is a very  refined looking set of ornate letters. AneirinT1        AMUG CD:Files:Font:A:Aneirin(T1).cpt         Aneirin(T1).cpt                           0      19K     10/31/92     Aneirin(T1) - Aneirin is based on a style of decorative initials used by  the book designers of the 'Series of Welsh Texts', a limited edition of  scholarly reprints of medieval Celtic manuscripts published in Wales around the turn of the century.  It takes its name from the 6th century  Bard/Scribe AneirinIt is a decorative all-caps font, suitable for use in  titles or as decorative initials (its original function).  It combines  elements of traditional Celtic lettering styles, late medieval calligraphy, and 19th century pseudo-medieval decorative print styles.  The result is a  very refined looking set of ornate letters. ZBasic5.0x       AMUG CD:Files:Prog:U-Z:'Z' Basic 5.0x (ML).cpt     'Z' Basic 5.0x (ML).cpt                      0      48K     10/31/92     'Z' Basic 5.0x (ML) - ZFormat© is a utility for ZBasic© programmers that I  wrote one afternoon to help solve a problem I was having.  I was working on a very large program 16000+ lines of code.  And these 16000+ lines of code  had been copied and pasted from many pieces of source code, some of them  typed in while in the ZBasic© Editor other lines were entered with one text editor or another. By Mike Lininger.    ZandFBBa         AMUG CD:Files:Prog:U-Z:'Z' and 'FB' Basic (ML).cpt     'Z' and 'FB' Basic (ML).cpt                      0      59K     10/31/92     'Z' and 'FB' Basic (ML) - This is the source code from Mike Lininger for  CRC and TEFind. This source is being released unsupported.        Absolute Poi     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:Absolute Pointing Device.cpt     Absolute Pointing Device.cpt                      0      13K     10/30/92     This Technical Note specifies a memory data structure for use by absolute  pointing devices; it was developed for the Apple Desktop Bus (ADB) but  could also be used for devices using serial input. Generally, this data  structure is created and updated by the pointing device’s driver and read  by either an application or the system cursor rendering software.     ZoomWindow       AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:ZoomWindow.cpt     ZoomWindow.cpt                            0       9K     10/29/92     ZoomWindow - This Technical Note contains some hints about using  _ZoomWindow. Changes since February 1990. Fixed a bug in DoWZoom which  caused crashes if the content of a window did not intersect with any  device’s gdRect.  Also made DoWZoom more robust by making savePort a local  variable and checking for off-screen and inactive GDevice records.  (One  variable name has changed.)  Additional minor changes:  Corrected original  sample code to use _EraseRect before zooming and added references to Human  Interface Note #7, Who’s Zooming Whom? for more subtle and application-  specific considerations. X25&X400Q&As     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:X25 & X400 Q&As.cpt     X25 & X400 Q&As.cpt                       0       7K     10/29/92     X25 & X400 Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   WorldwideOvQ     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Overview:Worldwide Ov Q&As.cpt     Worldwide Ov Q&As.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     Worldwide Ov Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   WordTemp-21      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Overview:WordTemp-21.cpt     WordTemp-21.cpt                           0       7K     10/29/92     WordTemp-21 - The routines SetupA5 and RestoreA5 do not work properly when  used with some optimizing Pascal and C compilers.  Two new routines,  SetCurrentA5 and SetA5, are available in MPW 3.0, and they should work with any compiler. Changes since December 1988. Removed the sample code and  expanded the explanation of these two routines. The sample code in  Technical Note #180 reflects these new A5 routines.    WordBreakTab     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:WordBreak Tables.cpt     WordBreak Tables.cpt                      0      10K     10/29/92     WordBreak Tables - This technical note describes how to construct auxiliary break tables for use with the FindWord routine in the Script Manager.        WindowMgrQ&A     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Window Mgr Q&As.cpt     Window Mgr Q&As.cpt                       0      11K     10/29/92     Window Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   WhichFileSys     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:Which File System is Active.cpt     Which File System is Active.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     Which File System is Active - This Technical Note discusses how to  determine which file system a particular volume is running. Changes since  June 1990. Removed text about IDs $0001-$0016 being AppleShare volumes;  other file systems use this range too. Under certain circumstances it is  necessary to determine which file system is currently running on a  particular volume.  For example, on a 64K ROM machine, your application  (i.e., especially disk recovery utilities or disk editors, etc.) may need  to check for MFS versus HFS.  Note that this is usually not necessary,  because all ROMs, except the original 64K ROMs, include HFS. WaitNextEven     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:WaitNextEvent Bug in 1.0.cpt     WaitNextEvent Bug in 1.0.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     WaitNextEvent Bug in 1.0 - This Technical Note discusses a bug in  WaitNextEvent in MultiFinder 1.0. This bug only occurs when WaitNextEvent  is called from the background. This bug will be fixed in the next release  of MultiFinder. Change since 11/87 the bug will be fixed in Systems with  versions greater than $04FF.     WMgrPort.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:WMgrPort.cpt     WMgrPort.cpt                              0       6K     10/29/92     WMgrPort - Where WMgrPort (the Window Manager’s port), MultiFinder, and  drawing outside of one’s windows will be reconciled.        WDs&MultiFin     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:WDs & MultiFinder.cpt     WDs & MultiFinder.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     WDs & MultiFinder - This technical note describes the way that working  directories are handled under MultiFinder. Some versions of Technical Note  #77 claim that you can open working directories with a unique ioWDProcID  and that they will only be deallocated when “the system is rebooted.”      WDEFandwDraw     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:WDEF and wDraw.cpt     WDEF and wDraw.cpt                        0       4K     10/29/92     WDEF and wDraw - This Technical Note explains why custom window definition  functions may not respond to a wDraw message from the system (if you follow the documentation in Inside Macintosh).       VolumeHandli     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:Volume Handling Q&As.cpt     Volume Handling Q&As.cpt                      0      15K     10/29/92     Volume Handling Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   VirtualUserQ     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:Virtual User Q&As.cpt     Virtual User Q&As.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     Virtual User Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   VirtualMemor     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Memory:Virtual Memory Q&As.cpt     Virtual Memory Q&As.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     Virtual Memory Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   VideoQ&As        AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Video Q&As.cpt     Video Q&As.cpt                            0      17K     10/29/92     Video Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to  a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center (DSC)  along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have the  editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is to  get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   VersionTerri     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Overview:Version Territory.cpt     Version Territory.cpt                      0      10K     10/29/92     Version Territory - This Technical Note describes the 'vers' resource  supported by Finder 6.1 and later. Changes since April 1989. Changed MPW C  code to reflect the changes in MPW C 3.1.       VIAQ&As.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:VIA Q&As.cpt     VIA Q&As.cpt                              0       5K     10/29/92     VIA Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a  specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center (DSC)  along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have the  editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is to  get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   VCBsandDrive     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:VCBs and Drive Numbers.cpt     VCBs and Drive Numbers.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     VCBs and Drive Numbers - The top of page IV-178 in The File Manager chapter of Inside Macintosh in attempts to explain the behavior of two fields in a  volume control block when the corresponding disk is offline or ejected. Due to the fact that a little bit is left unsaid, this paragraph is rather  misleading. The two fields in question are vcbDrvNum and vcbDRefNum  (referred to as ioVDrvInfo and ioVDRefNum in C and Pascal). PBHGetVInfo can be used to access these fields.   UsingRegiste     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:Using RegisterName.cpt     Using RegisterName.cpt                      0       4K     10/29/92     Using RegisterName - The verify flag indicator byte (verifyFlag) of the  AppleTalk RegisterName function should always be set TRUE in published  code.       UserItemsinD     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:User Items in Dialogs.cpt     User Items in Dialogs.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     User Items in Dialogs - The Dialog Manager does not go into detail about  how to manage user items in dialogs; this Technical Note describes the  process. Changes since March 1, 1988. Added MPW C 3.0 code, added a  _SetPort call to the Pascal example, and noted the necessity and meaning of enabled items.     UpdatePerils     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Update Perils.cpt     Update Perils.cpt                         0      14K     10/29/92     Update Perils - This Technical Note discusses potential problems when  pending update events for windows behind modal dialogs are not serviced.   This note also documents some new System 7 Dialog Manager calls. Changes since August 1991:  Added note clarifying how to use the new calls, documented use of StdFilterProc in Interface.o,and corrected code errors.     TrueTypeQ&As     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:TrueType Q&As.cpt     TrueType Q&As.cpt                         0       7K     10/29/92     TrueType Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating  to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center  (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have  checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have  the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is  to get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the  polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   ToolboxKarma     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Toolbox Karma.cpt     Toolbox Karma.cpt                         0       6K     10/29/92     Toolbox Karma - This Technical Note discusses Macintosh Toolbox  compatibility and what you can do to help the Macintosh continue evolving  in the future.       TokenTlkPgmG     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:TokenTlk Pgm Gd Update.cpt     TokenTlk Pgm Gd Update.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     TokenTlk Pgm Gd Update - This Technical Note presents the additions and  changes to the TokenTalk Programmer’s Guide and the latest information with regard to software development for the Apple Token Ring NB and Token Ring  4/16 NB network cards.      TokenRingQ&A     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:Token Ring Q&As.cpt     Token Ring Q&As.cpt                       0       6K     10/29/92     Token Ring Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   TitleIndex       AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes: Indexes:Title Index.cpt     Title Index.cpt                           0      11K     10/29/92     Title Index - This index lists each Tech Note by Title, and gives the  corresponding designation.        TimeSpaceand     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Graphics:Time Space and CopyBits.cpt     Time Space and CopyBits.cpt                      0      21K     10/29/92     Time Space and CopyBits - This Technical Note describes the various factors that can influence the speed of _CopyBits so that developers can set up  conditions to achieve the best performance for the particular situation.       TextEditTech     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:TextEdit Technicalities.cpt     TextEdit Technicalities.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     TextEdit Technicalities - This Technical Note discusses some areas in  TextEdit that have not previously been clearly documented. Changes since  February 1990. Added a note about the changes in TextEdit for System  Software 6.0.5, documented the low-memory global TESysJust, clarified  information about text direction and _TESetJust, discussed problems with  the SetWordBreak routine along with a solution to work around it, and  described the differences in dialog text item behavior.   TextEditQ&As     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:TextEdit Q&As.cpt     TextEdit Q&As.cpt                         0      10K     10/29/92     TextEdit Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating  to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center  (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have  checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have  the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is  to get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the  polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   TextEditLimi     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:TextEdit Limits Again.cpt     TextEdit Limits Again.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     TextEdit Limits Again - This Technical Note describes another limit on the  length of a TextEdit record that was previously undocumented.        TextEditEOLA     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:TextEdit EOL Ambiguity.cpt     TextEdit EOL Ambiguity.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     TextEdit EOL Ambiguity - TESetSelect may be used to position the insertion  point at the end of a line. There is an ambiguity, though; should the  insertion point appear at the end of the preceding line or the start of the following one? It is possible to determine what will happen, as you are  about to see.     TextEditConv     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:TextEdit Conversion.cpt     TextEdit Conversion.cpt                      0       4K     10/29/92     TextEdit Conversion - Text sometimes must be converted between a Pascal  string and “pure” text in a handle. This note illustrates a way to do this  using MPW Pascal.       TextEditBugs     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:TextEdit Bugs in 4.2.cpt     TextEdit Bugs in 4.2.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     TextEdit Bugs in 4.2 - This note formerly described the known bugs with the version of Styled TextEdit that was provided with System 4.1. Many of these bugs were fixed in System 4.2. This updated Technical Note describes the  remaining known problems.      TextEdit.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:TextEdit.cpt     TextEdit.cpt                              0       6K     10/29/92     TextEdit - This technical note will point out some bugs (and possible  workarounds), and other items of interest for the TextEdit programmer.        Tags.cpt         AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:Tags.cpt     Tags.cpt                                  0       5K     10/29/92     Tags - Apple has decided to eliminate support for file-system tags on its  future products; this technical note explains this decision. Some of  Apple’s disk products (and some third-party products) have the ability to  store 532 bytes per sector, instead of the normal 512. Twelve of the extra  bytes are used to store redundant file system information, known as “tags”, to be used by a scavenging utility to reconstruct damaged disks.    TEScrollBug      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:TEScroll Bug.cpt     TEScroll Bug.cpt                          0       4K     10/29/92     TEScroll Bug - A bug in TextEdit causes the following problem: a call to  TEScroll with no horizontal or vertical displacement (that is, both dh and  dv set to zero) results in disappearance of the insertion point.        SystemS/WUti     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:System S/W Util Q&As.cpt     System S/W Util Q&As.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     System S/W Util Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   SystemError3     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Memory:System Error 33.cpt     System Error 33.cpt                       0       5K     10/29/92     System Error 33 - System 3.2 introduced a new system error, ID=33,  generated by the Memory Manager when it notices that a heap had been  corrupted in a certain way. This error is listed in the file “SysErr.a” as  “negZcbFreeErr”.      SwappingMMUM     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Memory:Swapping MMU Mode.cpt     Swapping MMU Mode.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Swapping MMU Mode - This Technical Note describes how to avoid crashing  when swapping into 32-bit mode on a Macintosh II.  Thanks to Jim Berry and  Dan Weston for pointing this out. Changes since April 1989. Added a  reference to Technical Note #213, _StripAddress:  The Untold Story.      SurprisesinL     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:Surprises in LW Driver 5.0.cpt     Surprises in LW Driver 5.0.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     Surprises in LW Driver 5.0 - This Technical Note describes some changes in  version 5.0 and later LaserWriter drivers. Changes since April 1988.   Described a bug in 5.x which is fixed in 6.0 and later, and reiterated a  warning about storing fonts in an application. With the release of  LaserWriter 5.0 and background printing, a few changes had to be made to  the LaserWriter driver.  Although these changes were transparent to most  applications, some have had problems.  Most of these problems are related  to use of unsupported features. This Note details a partial list of the  changes. SubjectIndex     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes: Indexes:Subject Index.cpt     Subject Index.cpt                         0      32K     10/29/92     Subject Index - This index expounds upon each of the topics covered in  Technical Notes.        SubLaunchin      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Processes:Sub(Launching) H-L Langu.cpt     Sub(Launching) H-L Langu.cpt                      0      10K     10/29/92     Sub(Launching) H-L Langu - This Technical Note discusses the “safest”  method of calling _Launch from a high-level language that supports inline  assembly language with the option of launching or sublaunching another  application.      StyledTextEd     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:Styled Text Edit in 6.0.cpt     Styled Text Edit in 6.0.cpt                      0      13K     10/29/92     Styled Text Edit in 6.0 - Some changes were made to TextEdit in System 6.0  to provide more functionality and to make life easier for the programmer  using TextEdit.  This Note documents those changes and enhancements. Changes since August 1988. Corrected an error in TEDispatchRec in the  figure on page 8.     StripOpenRe      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Strip _OpenResFile/_Open.cpt     Strip _OpenResFile/_Open.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Strip _OpenResFile/_Open - This Technical Note discusses a bug in  _OpenResFile and _OpenRFPerm which can cause system crashes and what you  can do to avoid this problem.       StripAddres      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Memory:_StripAddress.cpt     _StripAddress.cpt                         0       8K     10/29/92     _StripAddress - Inside Macintosh, Volume V, The OS Utilities, incorrectly  documents the _StripAddress trap; this Technical Note correctly documents  the trap and gives guidelines for its use. Changes since April 1990. Added  a discussion of why the _StripAddress trap should be used under certain  circumstances when patching traps.     StationeryPa     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Overview:Stationery Pads.cpt     Stationery Pads.cpt                       0       6K     10/29/92     Stationery Pads - With the introduction of AppleShare (Apple’s file server) there are restrictions on self-modification of application resource files  and the placement of configuration files. This note describes one way to  get around the necessity for configuration files.      StartMgrQ&As     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Operating System:Start Mgr Q&As.cpt     Start Mgr Q&As.cpt                        0       6K     10/29/92     Start Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center  (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have  checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have  the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is  to get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the  polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   StandardFile     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:Standard File Tips.cpt     Standard File Tips.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     Standard File Tips - SFSaveDisk and CurDirStore. Low-memory location $214  (SFSaveDisk—a word) contains –1* the vRefNum of the volume that SF is  displaying (MFS and HFS). It never contains –1* a WDRefNum. Low-memory  location $398 (CurDirStore—a long word) contains the dirID of the directory that SF is displaying (HFS only). This information can be particularly  useful at hook time, when the vRefNum field of the reply record has not yet been filled in.   StandardFiQA     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:Standard File Pkg Q&As.cpt     Standard File Pkg Q&As.cpt                      0      15K     10/29/92     Standard File Pkg Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   StandardFiCu     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:Standard File Customization.cpt     Standard File Customization.cpt                      0      13K     10/29/92     Standard File Customization - This note contains an example program that  demonstrates how SFPGetFile can be customized using the dialog hook and  file filter functions. SFPGetFile’s dialog hook function and file filter  function enable you to customize SFPGetFile’s behavior to fit the needs of  your application.     Stand-AloneC     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:Stand-Alone Code.cpt     Stand-Alone Code.cpt                      0     113K     10/29/92     Stand-Alone Code - This Technical Note discusses many of the issues related to stand-alone code modules.  This Note is by no means a completely  original work, as the author borrows freely from the work of Keith Rollin,  Mark Baumwell, and Jim Friedlander. Changes since October 1989. Completely  rewritten to broaden the discussion of stand-alone code modules and include a greater scope of examples.  Incorporates Technical Notes #110, MPW.  Writing Stand-Alone Code and #145, Debugger FKEY.   Spool/PrintS     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:Spool/Print Shared.cpt     Spool/Print Shared.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Spool/Print Shared - This technical note discusses drawbacks of using the  spool-a-page/ print-a-page method of printing.        SpeedyCoproc     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Speedy Coprocessor.cpt     Speedy Coprocessor.cpt                      0      16K     10/29/92     Speedy Coprocessor - This Technical Note presents an overview of the 68881  and 68882 math coprocessors, and it covers general information about the  chips as well as how using the chips directly can help speed your  math–intensive code.      SpareABlock      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:Spare A Block.cpt     Spare A Block.cpt                         0       9K     10/29/92     Spare A Block - This Technical Note discusses a new feature of the System  Software 7.0 Disk Initialization Package—bad block sparing.        SpaceAliens      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Space Aliens (ADB) .cpt     Space Aliens (ADB) .cpt                      0      15K     10/29/92     Space Aliens (ADB) - This Technical Note explains how the Apple Desktop Bus (ADB) works on the Macintosh.  This Note covers the boot process, driver  installation, ADB Manager run-time behavior, use of ADB Manager calls, and  answers commonly asked questions. Changes since February 1990. Added  description of the boot process to include detail on how the ADBS resource  gets called by the System, added detail to 2 of the answers in the Q&A  section, and added sample completion routines for the ADBOp function.   SourceRoutes     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:SourceRoutes.cpt     SourceRoutes.cpt                          0       8K     10/29/92     SourceRoutes - This Technical Note discusses source routing and its  possible implementation in token ring link layers.        SoundMgrQ&As     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Sound Mgr Q&As.cpt     Sound Mgr Q&As.cpt                        0      19K     10/29/92     Sound Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center  (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have  checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have  the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is  to get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the  polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   SoundInputQ&     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Sound Input Q&As.cpt     Sound Input Q&As.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Sound Input Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   Sorting.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:Sorting.cpt     Sorting.cpt                               0      11K     10/29/92     Sorting - This technical note describes how to modify the standard string  comparison by constructing an itl2 resource. Developers may want to modify  the standard string comparison if Apple’s comparison doesn’t meet their  needs or if Apple has not written a string comparison routine for the  language that concerns them.     SonyDrivesFo     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:Sony Drives For You.cpt     Sony Drives For You.cpt                      0      19K     10/29/92     Sony Drives For You - This Technical Note discusses the Sony driver control and status calls that are available on the Macintosh. Changes since April  1990, Corrected Figure 2, since the Return Physical Drive Icon (csCode =  21) returns an error message instead of an icon on the Macintosh Plus.      SmearTactics     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Smear Tactics.cpt     Smear Tactics.cpt                         0       5K     10/29/92     Smear Tactics - This Technical Note discusses a feature of the current  Macintosh hardware which will not be supported in the future. Macintosh  hardware developers and driver writers should be aware of this limitation  as it affects current and future products.      SlotMgrQ&As      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:Slot Mgr Q&As.cpt     Slot Mgr Q&As.cpt                         0       8K     10/29/92     Slot Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating  to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center  (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have  checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have  the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is  to get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the  polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   SlotInterrup     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Slot Interrupt Priority.cpt     Slot Interrupt Priority.cpt                      0       4K     10/29/92     Slot Interrupt Priority - This Technical Note describes the way interrupt  priorities are scheduled, which corrects the description of slot interrupt  queue priorities in the Device Manager chapter of Inside Macintosh, Volume  V-426.      Signals.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:Signals.cpt     Signals.cpt                               0       9K     10/29/92     Signals - Signals are a form of intra-program interrupt which can greatly  aid clean, inexpensive error trapping in stack frame intensive languages. A program may invoke the Signal procedure and immediately return to the last  invocation of CatchSignal, including the complete stack frame state at that point.     SettingandRe     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Overview:Setting and Restoring A5.cpt     Setting and Restoring A5.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     Setting and Restoring A5 - The routines SetupA5 and RestoreA5 do not work  properly when used with some optimizing Pascal and C compilers. Two new  routines, SetCurrentA5 and SetA5, are available in MPW 3.0, and they should work with any compiler. Changes since December 1988. Removed the sample  code and expanded the explanation of these two routines. The sample code in M.TB.MultifinderMisc reflects these new A5 routines.    SetLineWidth     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:SetLineWidth Revealed.cpt     SetLineWidth Revealed.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     SetLineWidth Revealed - This technical note describes the internal  implementation, and correct method of using, the SetLineWidth Picture  Comment. The SetLineWidth picture comment provides a way of accessing  PostScript’s 'setlinewidth' operator. Since the LaserWriter resolution is  roughly four times that of the Macintosh screen, fractional line widths can be printed. The SetLineWidth PicComment provides a way for applications to  access these fractional line widths through PostScript, without having to  use floating point numbers.  ServersonApp     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:Servers on AppleTalk.cpt     Servers on AppleTalk.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     Servers on AppleTalk - Many applications could benefit from the ability to  share common data between several Macintoshes, without requiring a file  server. This technical note discusses one technique for managing this  AppleTalk communication.      SerialH/WQ&A     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Serial H/W Q&As.cpt     Serial H/W Q&As.cpt                       0      10K     10/29/92     Serial H/W Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   SerialGPiThe     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:Serial GPi The Reliable Way.cpt     Serial GPi The Reliable Way.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     Serial GPi The Reliable Way - This Technical Note discusses the latest  supported methods for reading, validating, and configuring the GPi serial  input across all members of the Macintosh family. GPi is a software  configurable serial input present on some machines. It is located at pin 7  on the DIN-8 serial connectors, and connects to the DCD input of the Z8530  Serial Communications Controller (SCC). Because DCD is monopolized by the  mouse on the Macintosh Plus, GPi is not implemented on that machine. Other  machines which do not support GPi include the Macintosh Classic and Mac LC. On these machines, pins 7 of the DIN-8 serial connectors are not connected. SerialDriver     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:Serial Driver Q&As.cpt     Serial Driver Q&As.cpt                      0      11K     10/29/92     Serial Driver Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   SeparateReso     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Separate Resource Files.cpt     Separate Resource Files.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Separate Resource Files - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   SenseLines       AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Sense Lines.cpt     Sense Lines.cpt                           0      15K     10/29/92     Sense Lines - Ever wonder how to set up an Apple video card or an on-board  video to support various size monitors? Well, this Technical Note will tell you everything you need to know about what monitors are supported and how.       SegmentLoade     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Operating System:Segment Loader Limitations.cpt     Segment Loader Limitations.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     Segment Loader Limitations - This Technical Note discusses the jump table  limitations of the Segment Loader and suggests some ways to work around  these limitations to minimize the problem.  These limitations are most  evident to developers using MacApp and other object-oriented environments.      Searchingvol     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:Searching volumes.cpt     Searching volumes.cpt                      0      15K     10/29/92     Searching volumes - This Technical Note discusses the PBCatSearch function  and tells why it should be used. It also provides simple algorithms for  searching both MFS and HFS volumes and discusses the problems with indexed  search routines. Changes since October 1988. Includes information on  PBCatSearch and notes the problems with indexed search routines. Source  code examples have been added and revised. Thanks to John Norstad at  Northwestern University for pointing out some of the shortcomings of the  indexed search routines. Thanks to the System 7 engineering team for adding PBCatSearch. ScriptMgrVar     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:Script Mgr Variables.cpt     Script Mgr Variables.cpt                      0      14K     10/29/92     Script Mgr Variables - This Technical Note describes, in detail, the local  and global script variables.        ScriptMgrQA      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Interapplication Comm.:Script Mgr Q&As.cpt     Script Mgr Q&As.cpt                       0       9K     10/29/92     Script Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   ScriptMgrQ&A     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:Script Mgr Q&As.cpt     Script Mgr Q&As.cpt                       0      10K     10/29/92     Script Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   ScrapMgrQ&As     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Scrap Mgr Q&As.cpt     Scrap Mgr Q&As.cpt                        0       5K     10/29/92     Scrap Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center  (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have  checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have  the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is  to get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the  polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   Safecdevs        AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:Safe cdevs.cpt     Safe cdevs.cpt                            0       6K     10/29/92     Safe cdevs - This Technical Note describes a potential problem with Control Panel devices (cdevs) that contain EditText fields and presents a way to  avoid it.       SICNsinMenus     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:SICNs in Menus.cpt     SICNs in Menus.cpt                        0       7K     10/29/92     SICNs in Menus - This Technical Note describes a new facility of the Menu  Manager which allows you to add reduced icons and small icons to your  menus. Changes since August 1989. Corrected references to SetItemCmd from  SetItmCmd.      SCSITerminat     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:SCSI Termination.cpt     SCSI Termination.cpt                      0      10K     10/29/92     SCSI Termination - This Technical Note discusses SCSI termination on the  Macintosh, including the new rules of termination which are necessary with  the advent of the high-speed Macintosh IIfx.       SCSIMgrQ&As      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:SCSI Mgr Q&As.cpt     SCSI Mgr Q&As.cpt                         0       7K     10/29/92     SCSI Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating  to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center  (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have  checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have  the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is  to get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the  polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   SCSIH/WQ&As      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:SCSI H/W Q&As.cpt     SCSI H/W Q&As.cpt                         0      14K     10/29/92     SCSI H/W Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating  to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center  (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have  checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have  the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is  to get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the  polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   SCSIBugs.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:SCSI Bugs.cpt     SCSI Bugs.cpt                             0      12K     10/29/92     SCSI Bugs - There are a number of problems in the SCSI Manager; this note  lists the ones we know about, along with an explanation of what we’re doing about them. Changes made for the 2/88 release are made to more accurately  reflect the state of the SCSI Manager. System 4.1 and 4.2 are very similar; one bug was fixed in System 4.2.     SADEQ&As         AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:SADE Q&As.cpt     SADE Q&As.cpt                             0       8K     10/29/92     SADE Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center (DSC)  along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have the  editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is to  get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   ResourceinCD     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Overview:Resource in CDEV.cpt     Resource in CDEV.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     Resource in CDEV - This Technical Note discusses the new 'fwst' resource  added to some Control Panels under System 7.0 and later.        ResourceMgrQ     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Resource Mgr Q&As.cpt     Resource Mgr Q&As.cpt                      0      10K     10/29/92     Resource Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   ResourceMana     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Resource Manager Tips.cpt     Resource Manager Tips.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Resource Manager Tips - This note discusses some problems with the Resource Manager and how to work around them.        ReservedReso     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Reserved Resource Types.cpt     Reserved Resource Types.cpt                      0       4K     10/29/92     Reserved Resource Types - Your applications and desk accessories can create their own resource types. To avoid using type names which have been or will be used in the system, Apple has reserved all resource type names which  consist entirely of spaces ($20), lower-case letters ($61 through $7A), and “international” characters (greater than $7F).     ResEditQ&As      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:ResEdit Q&As.cpt     ResEdit Q&As.cpt                          0       7K     10/29/92     ResEdit Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating  to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center  (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have  checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have  the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is  to get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the  polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   RTMPQ&As.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:RTMP Q&As.cpt     RTMP Q&As.cpt                             0       6K     10/29/92     RTMP Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center (DSC)  along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have the  editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is to  get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   ROMDebugger      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:ROM Debugger.cpt     ROM Debugger.cpt                          0       5K     10/29/92     ROM Debugger - The debugger in ROM (not present on the Macintosh 128,  Macintosh 512, or Macintosh XL) recognizes ROM commands in this document.        PurgeProcNot     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Memory:PurgeProc Note .cpt     PurgeProc Note .cpt                       0       6K     10/29/92     PurgeProc Note - This Technical Note discusses the use of the purgeProc  field of an application’s heap zone. Most applications will never need to  use a purgeProc. However, if your application requires the ability to  maintain purgeable handles containing data, or you need to have special  notification when a certain handle is purged, a purgeProc might help you.     Psltresource     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:pslt resource.cpt     pslt resource.cpt                         0       8K     10/29/92     pslt resource - One of the new resources that can be very helpful to some  NuBus™ developers is the 'pslt' resource. The only problem is that the  resource is not documented. This Technical Note takes care of the  documentation problem.      ProjectorQ&A     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:Projector Q&As.cpt     Projector Q&As.cpt                        0       7K     10/29/92     Projector Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center  (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have  checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have  the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is  to get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the  polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   ProcessorQ&A     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Processor Q&As.cpt     Processor Q&As.cpt                        0       8K     10/29/92     Processor Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center  (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have  checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have  the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is  to get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the  polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   ProcessOverv     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Processes:Process Overview Q&As.cpt     Process Overview Q&As.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     Process Overview Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   ProcessMgrQ&     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Processes:Process Mgr Q&As.cpt     Process Mgr Q&As.cpt                      0       9K     10/29/92     Process Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   ProblemwithG     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:Problem with GetVInfo.cpt     Problem with GetVInfo.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     Problem with GetVInfo - The high-level call GetVInfo (and its low-level  counterpart PBGetVInfo) may return inaccurate results for freeBytes when  running HFS. The high-level File Manager call GetVInfo returns the number  of free bytes on a volume as one of its parameters. Since GetVInfo is  really only glue that fills in a parameter block for you and then calls  PBGetVInfo, the values returned from it are subject to the limitations  (imposed for MFS) discussed in the File Manager chapter of Inside Macintosh Volume IV.  PrintingMgrQ     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:Printing Mgr Q&As.cpt     Printing Mgr Q&As.cpt                      0      18K     10/29/92     Printing Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   PrintingLoop     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:Printing Loop That Cares.cpt     Printing Loop That Cares.cpt                      0      12K     10/29/92     Printing Loop That Cares - This Technical Note discusses opening and  closing the Printing Manager with calls to _PrOpen and _PrClose as well as  how to handle errors at print time. Changes since October 1989. Added the  section on error checking, incorporating the error code descriptions  formerly found in Technical Note #72, Optimizing For The LaserWriter—  Techniques and an updated version of the information formerly found in  Technical Note #118, How To Check and Handle Printing Errors.   PrinterDrive     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:Printer Driver Q&As.cpt     Printer Driver Q&As.cpt                      0      20K     10/29/92     Printer Driver Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   PrintMonitor     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:PrintMonitor Q&As.cpt     PrintMonitor Q&As.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     PrintMonitor Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   PrintDialog      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:Print Dialogs (Bad formatti.cpt     Print Dialogs (Bad formatti.cpt                      0      15K     10/29/92     Print Dialogs - This technical note discusses how to add your own items to  the Printing Manager’s dialogs.When the Printing Manager was initially  designed, great care was taken to make the interface to the printer drivers as generic as possible in order to allow applications to print without  being device-specific. There are times, however, when this type of  non-specific interface interferes with the flexibility of an application.  An application may require additional information before printing which is  not part of the general Printing Manager interface.   PrintAction      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:PrintAction.cpt     PrintAction.cpt                           0       6K     10/29/92     PrintAction - This technical note describes how Print Drivers can access  the Script Manager Print Action routine to print unconventional text, such  as Japanese or Arabic.       PrincipiaOff     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Graphics:Principia Off-Screen.cpt     Principia Off-Screen.cpt                      0      57K     10/29/92     Principia Off-Screen - Using Color QuickDraw to draw off screen is a common requirement of applications and other kinds of programs that run on the  Macintosh. This Note discusses what Color QuickDraw needs in a graphics  environment and how to create one for off-screen drawing. A brief  discussion of GWorlds, which are off-screen graphics environments that are  set up by the system, is given to help you decide whether to use them or  the do-it-yourself techniques described in this Note for setting up an  off-screen graphics environment.   PrGeneralBug     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:PrGeneral Bug.cpt     PrGeneral Bug.cpt                         0       5K     10/29/92     PrGeneral Bug - This technical note documents a bug in the implementation  of the PrGeneral procedure in the LaserWriter driver version 4.0. The bug  has to do with the format of the information returned by the GetRslData  opcode. This technical note will also describe a workaround for the  problem.     PrGeneral        AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:PrGeneral.cpt     PrGeneral.cpt                             0      10K     10/29/92     PrGeneral - The Printing Manager architecture has been expanded to include  a new procedure called PrGeneral. The features described here are advanced, special-purpose features, intended to solve specific problems for those  applications that need them. The calls to determine printer resolution  introduce a good deal of complexity into the application’s code, and should be used only when necessary.    PowerSupplyQ     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Power Supply Q&As.cpt     Power Supply Q&As.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     Power Supply Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   PowerMgrQ&As     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:Power Mgr Q&As.cpt     Power Mgr Q&As.cpt                        0       6K     10/29/92     Power Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center  (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have  checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have  the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is  to get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the  polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   PowerBookMis     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:PowerBook Miscellanea.cpt     PowerBook Miscellanea.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     PowerBook Miscellanea - This Technical Note describes some nonintuitive  ramifications of working with a battery-powered computer.        PostScriptQ&     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:PostScript Q&As.cpt     PostScript Q&As.cpt                       0      15K     10/29/92     PostScript Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   PositionindP     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:Position ind PS.cpt     Position ind PS.cpt                       0       6K     10/29/92     Position ind PS - This technical note describes a method for inserting  position-independent PostScript into QuickDraw pictures. There is a problem with pictures that contain PostScript code. Sometimes the PostScript code  that is inserted into the picture is dependent on the position of the  picture on the page. The problem arises when these pictures are cut or  copied from their original position, and pasted into another position or  even into another document. The PostScript code will not know the new  location of the picture, and will not execute correctly.  PortableROME     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Portable ROM Expansion.cpt     Portable ROM Expansion.cpt                      0      13K     10/29/92     Portable ROM Expansion - This Technical Note explains the practice of and  theory behind compatible use of the expansion ROM in the Macintosh  Portable. Due to the unique nature of the Macintosh Portable, developers  now have the ability to add ROM to the Macintosh. To provide for compatible shared use of this ROM space with Apple and other developers, this Note  describes the feature and suggests methods of shared implementation.    PortablePDSD     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Portable PDS Development.cpt     Portable PDS Development.cpt                      0      12K     10/29/92     Portable PDS Development - The Technical Note describes the unique aspects  of the Macintosh Portable Processor Direct Slot (PDS), including the severe limitations in its use.       PopupMDEFMes     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Popup MDEF Message 3.cpt     Popup MDEF Message 3.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     Popup MDEF Message 3 - In order to support popup menus, menu definition  procedures (MDEFs) must now respond to a new message, mPopupMsg. mPopupMsg  is message number 3. When your MDEF is called with this message, it should  calculate the rectangle in which the popup menu should appear.      PollProc.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:PollProc.cpt     PollProc.cpt                              0       8K     10/29/92     PollProc - This Technical Note discusses how to make a PollProc for your  MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) driver on the Macintosh  PowerBook 140 and 170. For MIDI Consumption Only. You are writing your own  MIDI driver and your driver does not fully work on the PowerBook 170/140.  The PollProc support that might help solve your problem has been  undocumented until now because it has a bug in it which if ever fixed would cause major problems with every PollProc ever made.    PlottingSmal     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Graphics:Plotting Small Icons.cpt     Plotting Small Icons.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     Plotting Small Icons - This Technical Note discusses the 'SICN' resource  format and how to plot one in a GrafPort. Changes since August 1989.  Corrected errors in the Pascal code and spruced up the rest.       Pixel2char       AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text: Pixel2char.cpt      Pixel2char.cpt                           0       8K     10/29/92      Pixel2char - This Technical Note discusses the Pixel2Char routine provided by the Script Manager. Changes since June 1989. Clarified information,  corrected minor errors, and replaced the illustration.       Pinouts.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Pinouts.cpt     Pinouts.cpt                               0       8K     10/29/92     Pinouts - This note gives pinouts for Macintosh ports, cables, and other  products.        PicturesandP     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:Pictures and Print.cpt     Pictures and Print.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     Pictures and Print - This technical note described some problems and  features of using Quickdraw pictures with the Printing Manager.  In  general, if your application prints Quickdraw pictures, you should read  this note.      PicturesandC     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Graphics:Pictures and Clip Regions.cpt     Pictures and Clip Regions.cpt                      0       4K     10/29/92     Pictures and Clip Regions - This note describes a problem that affects  creation of QuickDraw pictures. When a GrafPort is created, the fields in  the GrafPort are given default values; one of these is the clip region,  which is set to the rectangle (–32767, –32767, 32767, 32767). If you create a picture, then call DrawPicture with a destination rectangle that is not  the same size as the picFrame without ever changing the default clip  region, nothing will be drawn.   PictureUtili     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Graphics:Picture Utility Q&As.cpt     Picture Utility Q&As.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     Picture Utility Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   PictureOpcod     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Graphics:Picture Opcodes.cpt     Picture Opcodes.cpt                       0       9K     10/29/92     Picture Opcodes - This technical note describes the internal format of the  QuickDraw picture data structure. This revision corrects some errors in the opcode descriptions and provides some examples.       PictureComme     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Graphics:Picture Comments.cpt     Picture Comments.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Picture Comments - Application-specific picture comment conflict and  registration is addressed, along with Developer Technical Support’s method  for solving it.       PictComments     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Graphics:PictComments Real Deal.cpt     PictComments Real Deal.cpt                      0      37K     10/29/92     PictComments Real Deal - Changes since March 1988:  This Note (formerly  titled “Optimizing for the LaserWriter—PicComments”) describes the picture  comments defined and interpreted by the Apple printer drivers. Most of the  picture comments are specific to PostScript, but we renamed the Note to  emphasize that LaserWriter printers are not necessarily PostScript devices, and that QuickDraw printer drivers may implement their own picture comment  handling. This Note has been completely rewritten and incorporates all  additional insights gained during the last few years.  PerformanceT     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:Performance Tuning.cpt     Performance Tuning.cpt                      0      20K     10/29/92     Performance Tuning - This Technical Note is a collection of useful ideas  and suggestions to help you decrease the time required to compile and link  under MPW. Some of the issues are even relevant to any development tools  running under the Macintosh environment. The Tech Note will also clarify  what performance tunings work, and which are marginal or may not work at  all.    PascaltoCPRO     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:Pascal to C PROC Parms.cpt     Pascal to C PROC Parms.cpt                      0      12K     10/29/92     Pascal to C PROC Parms - This Technical Note talks about nested procedures  and PROCEDURE parameters in Pascal and what to do when converting them into C or C++. Changes since February 1990. Fixed some type coercion problems.       PascalRoutiP     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:Pascal RoutiP.cpt     Pascal RoutiP.cpt                         0       5K     10/29/92     Pascal RoutiP - Routines passed by pointer are used in many places in  conjunction with Macintosh system routines. For example, filter procedures  for modal dialogs are passed by pointer, as are controls’ action procedures (when calling TrackControl), and I/O completion routines.      PaletteMgrQ&     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Graphics:Palette Mgr Q&As.cpt     Palette Mgr Q&As.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     Palette Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   PaletteManag     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Graphics:Palette Manager Changes 6.0.cpt     Palette Manager Changes 6.0.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     Palette Manager Changes 6.0 - This Technical Note describes the changes and enhancements to the Palette Manager in System Software 6.0.2 and future  versions.       PackBits.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Graphics:PackBits.cpt     PackBits.cpt                              0       7K     10/29/92     PackBits - This Technical Note describes the format of data packed by the  Toolbox utility _PackBits and documents a change to the srcBytes limit and  possible worst case. Although you can simply unpack this data using  _UnPackBits, Apple provides this information for the terminally curious and for those manipulating MacPaint® documents or PICT files by hand. Warning:  This format information is subject to change. Changes since November 1990.  A warning has been added about the handling of a flag-counter byte value of -128.  PPCToolboxQ&     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Interapplication Comm.:PPC Toolbox Q&As.cpt     PPC Toolbox Q&As.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     PPC Toolbox Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   PIdleProcedu     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:PIdle Procedure .cpt     PIdle Procedure .cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     PIdle Procedure - This Technical Note discusses how to defensively program  a pIdle procedure to work with the majority of print drivers in existence  today, and how to install it at print time.       PDSQ&As.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:PDS Q&As.cpt     PDS Q&As.cpt                              0       9K     10/29/92     PDS Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a  specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center (DSC)  along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have the  editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is to  get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   PBShare&PBUn     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:PBShare & PBUnshare.cpt     PBShare & PBUnshare.cpt                      0      10K     10/29/92     PBShare & PBUnshare - This Technical Note documents three new File Manager  routines available on shared local volumes. The Pascal glue code, C glue  code, and the assembler equates and macros for the calls are included in  this note. Changes since October 1991. Corrected ioObjType input values for PBGetUGEntry.     PBHSetVol        AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:PBHSetVol.cpt     PBHSetVol.cpt                             0       5K     10/29/92     PBHSetVol - This note explains PBHSetVol, and why its use is not  recommended. PBHSetVol, like SetVol and PBSetVol, allows you to set the  current default volume and directory to be used with subsequent File  Manager calls. Unlike SetVol and PBSetVol, though, PBHSetVol lets you  specify the volume and the directory separately, using the ioVRefNum and  ioWDDirID fields.    PBGetCatInfo     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:PBGetCatInfo&ioFDirIndex.cpt     PBGetCatInfo&ioFDirIndex.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     PBGetCatInfo&ioFDirIndex - This technical note describes how to set  ioFDirIndex for PBGetCatInfo. The File Manager chapter of Inside Macintosh  volume IV is not very specific in describing how to use ioFDirIndex when  calling PBGetCatInfo. It correctly says that ioFDirIndex should be positive if you are making indexed calls to PBGetCatInfo (analogous to making  indexed calls to PBGetVInfo as described in Technical Note #24).    PBClosetheBa     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:PBClose the Barn Door.cpt     PBClose the Barn Door.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     PBClose the Barn Door - This Technical Note discusses the need for  Macintosh device drivers to implement _PBClose. You may get the idea when  implementing device drivers that _PBClose is superfluous.  After all, if  you have a resident driver for a NuBus™ video board, the only time your  driver is not needed is if the operating system is going away.  It might  seem that nothing important can happen after the operating system goes  away, so why bother with _PBClose?  Well, it turns out a lot can happen,  and this Note tells you why it is important to implement a Close (_PBClose) routine. PAPQ&As.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:PAP Q&As.cpt     PAP Q&As.cpt                              0       7K     10/29/92     PAP Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a  specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center (DSC)  along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have the  editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is to  get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   OwnedResourc     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Owned Resource Shortcuts.cpt     Owned Resource Shortcuts.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Owned Resource Shortcuts - To allow the Font/DA Mover to renumber desk  accessories as needed when moving them between system files, desk  accessories should use the “owned resource” protocol described in the  Resource Manager chapter of Inside Macintosh Volume I.      OurChecksumB     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:Our Checksum Bounced.cpt     Our Checksum Bounced.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Our Checksum Bounced - This Technical Note discusses a fix to a SCSI  Manager bug which concerns all developers working with SCSI and NuBus™  device drivers.       OpeningSeria     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:Opening Serial Driver.cpt     Opening Serial Driver.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Opening Serial Driver - This Technical Note describes the recommended,  safe, and compatible way to open the Macintosh serial driver, and it  explains why you should no longer check for port availability. Changes  since October 1989. Corrected syntax errors in the sample code.      OpeningApple     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:Opening AppleTalk.cpt     Opening AppleTalk.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Opening AppleTalk - This Technical Note describes the most effective, safe, and compatible way to open the AppleTalk drivers, .MPP and .ATP. The  process of opening the AppleTalk drivers, .MPP and .ATP, can be greatly  simplified.  The AppleTalk Manager chapters of Inside Macintosh describe  the calls MPPOpen and ATPLoad for use by high-level languages.  They also  describe the process of examining low-memory globals SPConfig and PortBUse  before calling _Open for assembly language use of AppleTalk.   OpenRFPerm       AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:OpenRFPerm.cpt     OpenRFPerm.cpt                            0       5K     10/29/92     OpenRFPerm - This note corrects an error in the description of the Resource Manager routine OpenRFPerm found in Inside Macintosh Volume IV.        OmegaSANE        AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Operating System:OmegaSANE.cpt     OmegaSANE.cpt                             0      11K     10/29/92     OmegaSANE - System 7.0.1 introduced a new version of SANE (the Standard  Apple Numerics Environment) known as OmegaSANE.  This Note discusses the  features of OmegaSANE and the associated compatibility risks.        OldStyleColo     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Graphics:Old Style Colors.cpt     Old Style Colors.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     Old Style Colors - This Technical Note covers limitations of the original  Macintosh color model (eight-color) which Inside Macintosh, Volume I-173,  QuickDraw does not document. Changes since October 1989. Added definitions  of the old-style constants.      Off-ScreenBi     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Graphics:Off-Screen Bitmaps.cpt     Off-Screen Bitmaps.cpt                      0      10K     10/29/92     Off-Screen Bitmaps - This Technical Note provides an example of creating an off-screen bitmap, drawing to it, and then copying from it to the screen. Changes since April 1990. Clarified the section on window updates with  off-screen bitmaps to explicitly limit these updates to your own windows.      ObjectPascal     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:Object Pascal.cpt     Object Pascal.cpt                         0       5K     10/29/92     Object Pascal - Object Pascal must have a CODE segment named %_MethTables  in order to access object methods. In MacApp this is taken care of “behind  the scenes” so you don’t have to worry about it . However, if you are doing a straight Object Pascal program, you must make sure that %_MethTables is  around when you need it. If it’s unloaded when you call a method, your  Macintosh will begin executing wild noncode and die a gruesome and horrible death.   NumberofReso     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Number of Resources.cpt     Number of Resources.cpt                      0       4K     10/29/92     Number of Resources - This note describes the limitation of the number of  resources in a single resource file.        NullsinFilen     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:Nulls in Filenames.cpt     Nulls in Filenames.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Nulls in Filenames - Some applications (loosely speaking so as to include  Desk Accessories, INITs, and what-have-you) generate or rename special  files on the fly so that they are not explicitly named by the user via  SFPutFile. Since the Macintosh file system is very liberal about filenames  and only excludes colons from the list of acceptable characters, this can  lead to some difficulties, both for the end user and for writers of other  programs which may see these files.   NuBusQ&As        AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:NuBus Q&As.cpt     NuBus Q&As.cpt                            0      18K     10/29/92     NuBus Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to  a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center (DSC)  along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have the  editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is to  get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   NuBusPowerLi     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:NuBus Power Limits.cpt     NuBus Power Limits.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     NuBus Power Limits - This Technical Note discusses a very real power limit  for NuBus™ expansion cards and warns developers to heed this limit lest  they want users trashing their machines by overextending the Macintosh  power supply.      NuBusPhysica     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:NuBus Physical Designs.cpt     NuBus Physical Designs.cpt                      0      13K     10/29/92     NuBus Physical Designs - This Technical Note discusses the possible  problems you might run into while designing a NuBus™ card. It covers some  of the specifications which, if not followed, will have problems with  current Macintosh machines, and possibly future machines. Changes since  June 1989. Added warnings about the no component area and full-size NuBus  cards.    NuBusInterru     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:NuBus Interrupt Latency.cpt     NuBus Interrupt Latency.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     NuBus Interrupt Latency - This Technical Note discusses NuBus™ interrupt  latency, and why, contrary to popular belief, the Macintosh is not a  real-time machine. Changes since December 1988. Changed sample code to  defer cursor rendering to a deferred task rather than a “pseudo-VBL” task. The Macintosh is not a real-time machine.  The Macintosh does not support  DMA. There are many variables in the Macintosh that make it impossible to  deterministically figure out exactly when things are going to happen.   Despite these facts, there are those who must push the envelope. For these  courageous adventurers, we provide the following information in the hope  that it speeds your journey.NuBusBlockTr     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:NuBus Block Transfers.cpt     NuBus Block Transfers.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     NuBus Block Transfers - This Technical Note describes the sResource entries needed in a declaration ROM to inform NuBus™ masters when a board is  capable of receiving or sending block transfers. In addition to normal long word transfers, the NuBus specification defines a number of block transfer  transactions. In block mode transfers, the system arbitrates for the bus a  single time and then performs a group of consecutive long word transfers  before releasing the bus. The reduction in bus arbitration time can result  in considerable gains in performance.  Notification     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Notification Manager.cpt     Notification Manager.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     Notification Manager - This Technical Note describes the Notification  Manager, the part of the operating system that lets an application, desk  accessory, or driver alert the user. Changes since October 1989. Clarified  the section on error handling for calls to _NMInstall.      NotificatQA      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Processes:Notification Mgr Q&As.cpt     Notification Mgr Q&As.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     Notification Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   NewResourceM     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:New Resource Manager Calls.cpt     New Resource Manager Calls.cpt                      0       4K     10/29/92     New Resource Manager Calls - This Technical Note describes two new Resource Manager calls that make opening and creating resource files much easier.        NewCDEVMessa     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:New CDEV Messages.cpt     New CDEV Messages.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     New CDEV Messages - This Technical Note describes some previously  undocumented messages that the Control Panel can send to a Control Panel  device (cdev).       NBPQ&As.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:NBP Q&As.cpt     NBP Q&As.cpt                              0       8K     10/29/92     NBP Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a  specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center (DSC)  along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have the  editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is to  get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   MyLifeasaPas     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:My Life as a Pascal Object.cpt     My Life as a Pascal Object.cpt                      0      12K     10/29/92     My Life as a Pascal Object - This Technical Note discusses the PascalObject base class, used, for instance, with MacApp programming. The Technical Note describes how to write PascalObject derived classes that work with both  Object Pascal and C++ code linking. It also describes the current  restrictions and bugs with writing C++ code using PascalObject as the base  class. This Technical Note is based on MacApp 2.0(.1), MPW 3.2 and MPW C++  3.1.   MultipleInhe     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:Multiple Inheritance.cpt     Multiple Inheritance.cpt                      0       9K     10/29/92     Multiple Inheritance - This Technical Note answers a common question about  MPW C++:  “Why doesn’t HandleObject support multiple inheritance?”  It does this by giving a brief overview of how multiple inheritance is implemented  in MPW C++.      MultidiskIns     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:Multidisk Installer.cpt     Multidisk Installer.cpt                      0       9K     10/29/92     Multidisk Installer - This Technical Note documents Apple’s Multidisk  Installer, and it is in addition to separate Installer documentation which  provides the details of writing scripts. Changes since September 1991.   Revised information on the use of Installer version 3.1 to version 3.2.  Revised information on the use of ScriptCheck version 3.2.1 with Installer  version 3.2. Added Common Questions and Answers relating to the use of the  Installer.   MultiFindera     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Memory:MultiFinder and _SetGrowZon.cpt     MultiFinder and _SetGrowZon.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     MultiFinder and _SetGrowZon - MultiFinder patches the _SetGrowZone trap,  and this patch can cause your program to crash if you attempt to save and  restore the grow zone procedure.       MultiFinderR     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Overview:MultiFinder Revisited.cpt     MultiFinder Revisited.cpt                      0       9K     10/29/92     MultiFinder Revisited - This Technical Note describes several new features  found in MultiFinder 6.0 and answers a few more commonly-asked questions. Changes since December 1989. Added a warning to the section on  childDiedEvents about distribution of MultiFinder 6.1bx.      MultiFinderQ     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:MultiFinder Questions.cpt     MultiFinder Questions.cpt                      0       9K     10/29/92     MultiFinder Questions - This technical note provides answers to some of the more frequently asked questions about MultiFinder. The development name for MultiFinder was Juggler, so the term “juggle” is used in this technical  note to denote a context switch.      MultiFinderM     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:MultiFinder Miscellanea.cpt     MultiFinder Miscellanea.cpt                      0      14K     10/29/92     MultiFinder Miscellanea - This Technical Note discusses MultiFinder issues  of which programmers should be aware. Changes since June 1988. Updated and  generalized sample code to reflect new MPW 3.0 calls in both C and Pascal  for saving and restoring A5 for interrupt code that accesses application  globals.  Removed text that can be found in Programmer’s Guide to  MultiFinder, and added a note about _PostEvent.    MovingYourCa     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:Moving Your Cat.cpt     Moving Your Cat.cpt                       0       8K     10/29/92     Moving Your Cat - This Technical Note clarifies the documentation in Inside Macintosh for _PBCatMove and provides a demonstration on how to use it. Changes since February 1989, Added a discussion of using NIL for the  destination name pointer, which is the simplest way to use _CatMove, and  revised the sample code to use the high-level File Manager calls. Thanks to Tim Dierks of Apple Developer Technical Support U.K. for pointing out the  problems with the previous version of this Note.   MovieToolbox     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:QuickTime:Movie Toolbox Q&As.cpt     Movie Toolbox Q&As.cpt                      0      13K     10/29/92     Movie Toolbox Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   MoveHHiandSe     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Memory:MoveHHi and SetResPurge.cpt     MoveHHi and SetResPurge.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     MoveHHi and SetResPurge - SetResPurge(TRUE) is called to make the Memory  Manager call the Resource Manager before purging a block specified by a  handle. If the handle is a handle to a resource, and its resChanged bit is  set, the resource data will be written out (using WriteResource). When  MoveHHi is called, even though the handle’s block is not actually being  purged, the resource data specified by the handle will be written out. An  application can prevent this by calling SetResPurge(FALSE) before calling  MoveHHi (and then calling SetResPurge(TRUE) after the MoveHHi call).  MovableModal     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Movable Modal Dialogs.cpt     Movable Modal Dialogs.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     Movable Modal Dialogs - This Technical Note describes the process by which  an application can remap the Help Manager 'hmnu' resource while a movable  modal dialog box is on the screen. The Help Manager handles the case for  modal dialog boxes but punts in the case of movable modal dialog boxes. The following information will help you get the correct interface performance.     MoreMastersR     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Memory:MoreMasters Revisited.cpt     MoreMasters Revisited.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     MoreMasters Revisited - MoreMasters should be called from CODE segment 1.  The number of master pointers that a program needs can be determined  empirically. MoreMasters can be tricked into creating the exact number of  master pointers desired.      MixingHFSand     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:Mixing HFS and C I/O.cpt     Mixing HFS and C I/O.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     Mixing HFS and C I/O - This Technical Note discusses the problem of mixing  calls to the Macintosh file system with calls to MPW C library file I/O  routines. Problems with Communication Between HFS and C. Frequently,  developers want to use both Macintosh file I/O and C file I/O.  Developers  who do this must keep in mind that they are combining two distinct file  representations (the Macintosh and ANSI C). The only limitation on mixing  HFS and C I/O functions is that they cannot be mixed on the same open file. There are three reasons why this cannot be done.  MiscToolQ&As     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:Misc Tool Q&As.cpt     Misc Tool Q&As.cpt                        0       7K     10/29/92     Misc Tool Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center  (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have  checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have  the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is  to get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the  polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   MenuMgrQ&As      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Menu Mgr Q&As.cpt     Menu Mgr Q&As.cpt                         0      25K     10/29/92     Menu Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating  to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center  (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have  checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have  the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is  to get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the  polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   MemoryMgtOvQ     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Memory:Memory Mgt Ov Q&As.cpt     Memory Mgt Ov Q&As.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     Memory Mgt Ov Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   MemoryMgrQ&A     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Memory:Memory Mgr Q&As.cpt     Memory Mgr Q&As.cpt                       0       5K     10/29/92     Memory Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   MemoryH/WQ&A     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Memory H/W Q&As.cpt     Memory H/W Q&As.cpt                       0       9K     10/29/92     Memory H/W Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   ManagerialAb     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Overview:Managerial Abuse.cpt     Managerial Abuse.cpt                      0      11K     10/29/92     Managerial Abuse - When using the various pieces of the Macintosh operating system there is a temptation to try to stretch the built-in Managers too  far. Developers should be aware of the intended purpose of the various  Managers and beware of using them for things that they were not designed to handle. If extended beyond their design goals, they will become slow and  unwieldy.    MacsBugQ&As      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:MacsBug Q&As.cpt     MacsBug Q&As.cpt                          0      13K     10/29/92     MacsBug Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating  to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center  (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have  checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have  the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is  to get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the  polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   MacintoshSE      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Macintosh SE/30.cpt     Macintosh SE/30.cpt                       0       9K     10/29/92     Macintosh SE/30 - This Technical Note discusses the Macintosh SE/30, items  of interest to developers, and sources for further information. Changes  since April 1989. Corrected an error in the addresses of the video display  buffers. The Macintosh SE/30 is a modification of the original Macintosh SE concept. The SE/30 combines the modularity of the original SE with the  capabilities of the larger Macintosh IIx.  Although the name implies that  the SE/30 borrows many characteristics from the SE, there are actually  substantial differences between the two machines, and this Note addresses  some of those differences. MacintoshPlu     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Macintosh Plus ROMs.cpt     Macintosh Plus ROMs.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Macintosh Plus ROMs - Readers Digest condensed version of Macintosh Plus  ROM history, or the truth according to Bo3bdar the everpresent.        MacinTalkFin     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:MacinTalk Final Chapter.cpt     MacinTalk Final Chapter.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     MacinTalk Final Chapter - This Technical Note discusses the MacinTalk  software product.        MacWorkstati     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:MacWorkstation Q&As.cpt     MacWorkstation Q&As.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     MacWorkstation Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   MacTCPQ&As       AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:MacTCP Q&As.cpt     MacTCP Q&As.cpt                           0      15K     10/29/92     MacTCP Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center (DSC)  along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have the  editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is to  get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   MacPlusPinou     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Mac Plus Pinouts.cpt     Mac Plus Pinouts.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     Mac Plus Pinouts - This note gives pinout descriptions for some of the  Macintosh Plus ports and Macintosh Plus cables that are different than the  Macintosh 128K and 512K.       MacPaintDocu     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:MacPaint Document Format.cpt     MacPaint Document Format.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     MacPaint Document Format - This Technical Note describes the internal  format of a MacPaint® document, which is a standard used by many other  programs.  This description is the same as that found in the “Macintosh  Miscellaneous” section of early Inside Macintosh versions. Changes since  October 1988. Fixed bugs in the example code.     MacMemConfig     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Mac Mem Configurations.cpt     Mac Mem Configurations.cpt                      0     177K     10/29/92     Mac Mem Configurations - This Technical Note describes the different  possible memory configurations of all models of the Macintosh family that  use Single In-line Memory Modules (SIMMs) as well as the non-SIMM memory  upgrade options of the Macintosh Portable and Macintosh Classic. (Special  thanks to Brian Howard for the Macintosh Plus and original SE drawings, and for the inspiration for the other drawings.) This Note also describes the  obstacles to using four megabit (Mbit) DRAM SIMMs in Apple Macintosh  products to date.  MacIIfxInsid     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Mac IIfx Inside Story.cpt     Mac IIfx Inside Story.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     Mac IIfx Inside Story - This Technical Note addresses various areas of  potential incompatibilities with the Macintosh IIfx and current software  applications and provides information about some of Apple’s compatibility  software updates.      MacIIBoardSu     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Mac II Board Suppliers.cpt     Mac II Board Suppliers.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Mac II Board Suppliers - This note lists suppliers of parts that may be  helpful for Macintosh II board developers. If your company supplies these  parts, but is not listed here, please send a message to us (at the address  on Technical Note #0) and we’ll include you in the next revision of this  technical note.     MacCommonLIS     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:Mac Common LISP Q&As.cpt     Mac Common LISP Q&As.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     Mac Common LISP Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   MacAppView       AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:MacApp 'View' .cpt     MacApp 'View' .cpt                        0      19K     10/29/92     MacApp 'View' - This Technical Note describes the new MacApp 3.0 'View'  resource.        MacAppQ&As       AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:MacApp Q&As.cpt     MacApp Q&As.cpt                           0      14K     10/29/92     MacApp Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center (DSC)  along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have the  editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is to  get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   MacAppBugs3      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:MacApp Bugs 3.0.cpt     MacApp Bugs 3.0.cpt                       0      38K     10/29/92     MacApp Bugs 3.0 - This Technical Note describes the latest information  about bugs or unexpected “features” in MacApp.  Where possible, solutions  and fixes are noted.  DTS intends this Note to be a complete list of all  known bugs in MacApp and will update it as old bugs are fixed or new ones  appear.  If you have encountered a bug or unexpected feature which is not  described here, be sure to let DTS know. Specific code examples and  suggested fixes are useful.   MPWforNon-Ma     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:MPW for Non-Mac Systems.cpt     MPW for Non-Mac Systems.cpt                      0      11K     10/29/92     MPW for Non-Mac Systems - This Technical Note discusses using MPW 3.0 for  creating software intended to run on 68000-based systems that do not  implement the Macintosh run-time architecture. These systems include NuBus™ cards, peripheral devices, and proprietary 68000 systems.      MPWToolQ&As      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:MPW Tool Q&As.cpt     MPW Tool Q&As.cpt                         0      15K     10/29/92     MPW Tool Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating  to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center  (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have  checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have  the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is  to get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the  polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   MPWQ&As.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:MPW Q&As.cpt     MPW Q&As.cpt                              0       9K     10/29/92     MPW Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a  specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center (DSC)  along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have the  editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is to  get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   MPWPascalQ&A     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:MPW Pascal Q&As.cpt     MPW Pascal Q&As.cpt                       0       7K     10/29/92     MPW Pascal Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   MPWLibraryQ&     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:MPW Library Q&As.cpt     MPW Library Q&As.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     MPW Library Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   MPWCQ&As.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:MPW C Q&As.cpt     MPW C Q&As.cpt                            0      19K     10/29/92     MPW C Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to  a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center (DSC)  along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have the  editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is to  get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   MPWCFunction     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:MPW C Functions.cpt     MPW C Functions.cpt                       0       4K     10/29/92     MPW C Functions - Here’s the low-down on when C functions need not be  declared in include files.        MPWC++Q&As       AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:MPW C++ Q&As.cpt     MPW C++ Q&As.cpt                          0      15K     10/29/92     MPW C++ Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating  to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center  (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have  checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have  the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is  to get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the  polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   MPWAssemblyQ     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:MPW Assembly Q&As.cpt     MPW Assembly Q&As.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     MPW Assembly Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   MPW2.0.2Bugs     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:MPW 2.0.2 Bugs.cpt     MPW 2.0.2 Bugs.cpt                        0      16K     10/29/92     MPW 2.0.2 Bugs - This Technical Note describes latest information about  bugs or unexpected “features” in the MPW C, Pascal, and Assembler products  and the Toolbox and OS Interface Libraries.  We intend this Note to be a  complete list of all known bugs in these products, which will be updated as old bugs are fixed, or new ones appear.  If you have encountered a bug or  unexpected feature which is not described here, be sure to let us know.   Specific code examples are useful.   MPW-mc68881      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:MPW -mc68881.cpt     MPW -mc68881.cpt                          0       9K     10/29/92     MPW -mc68881 - This Technical Note discusses MPW’s -mc68881 option, which  represents Extended values in 96 bits (instead of 80, as with software  SANE), and compatibility issues when using non-SANE system calls that  expect 80-bit Extended values. Changes since June 1990. Extended the  warning about explicitly checking for the presence of an FPU if an  application uses floating-point instructions to include the possibility of  FPU-less MC68040 products and also raised the issue of extended values  embedded in data structures.  MPW$LOAD         AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:MPW {$LOAD}.cpt     MPW {$LOAD}.cpt                           0       6K     10/29/92     MPW {$LOAD} - This technical note discusses the Pascal {$LOAD} directive as well as how to unload the _DataInit and %_MethTables segments.        MPPQ&As.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:MPP Q&As.cpt     MPP Q&As.cpt                              0       6K     10/29/92     MPP Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a  specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center (DSC)  along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have the  editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is to  get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   Low-LevelPri     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:Low-Level Printing.cpt     Low-Level Printing.cpt                      0       4K     10/29/92     Low-Level Printing - When you use the low-level printer driver to print,  you don’t get the benefits of the error checking that is done when you use  the high-level Printing Manager. So, if the user prints to an AppleTalk  ImageWriter (including an AppleTalk ImageWriter LQ) that is busy printing  another job, the driver doesn’t know whether the printer is busy, offline,  or disconnected.  Because of this, PrError will return (and PrintErr will  contain) abortErr.   LockUnlockt      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:Lock, Unlock the Range.cpt     Lock, Unlock the Range.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     Lock, Unlock the Range - This Technical Note discusses the _PBLockRange and _PBUnlockRange routines; how they act on local and shared volumes and why  you should not set the ioPosMode field to fsFromLEOF in the parameter block for those routines when accessing a file on an AppleShare volume. Changes  since April 1988. Added information on how _PBLockRange and _PBUnlockRange  really work.    LoDownOnDown     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:Lo Down On Downloading.cpt     Lo Down On Downloading.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     Lo Down On Downloading - This technical note discusses a method for  downloading PostScript dictionaries automatically using the LaserWriter  driver.  It will also provide the format and use of the PREC(103) resource. It will also describe some problems with the now obsolete PREC(201)  resource.  If you are using PostScript dictionaries, or either of these  resources, you should definitely read this note.    LittlePowerB     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Little PowerBook Sleep.cpt     Little PowerBook Sleep.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     Little PowerBook Sleep - The purpose of this Note is to describe the  ramifications of resting, sleeping, and power-saving modes in the PowerBook family of Macintosh computers, how they may affect your application, and  the appropriate ways to defeat them, when appropriate. It also describes  some nonintuitive ramifications of working with a battery-powered computer.     ListMgrQ&As      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:List Mgr Q&As.cpt     List Mgr Q&As.cpt                         0       7K     10/29/92     List Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating  to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center  (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have  checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have  the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is  to get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the  polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   LaserWriterU     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Graphics:LaserWriter Util Q&As.cpt     LaserWriter Util Q&As.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     LaserWriter Util Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   LaserWriterR     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:LaserWriter ROM Bugs.cpt     LaserWriter ROM Bugs.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     LaserWriter ROM Bugs - These are LaserWriter bugs that your users may  encounter when printing from any Macintosh application. These are for your  information; you cannot code around them. The bugs described here occur in  the 1.0 and 2.0 LaserWriter ROMs.      LaserPrepRou     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:Laser Prep Routines.cpt     Laser Prep Routines.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     Laser Prep Routines - This technical note addresses the issues involved in  depending on the procedures and constants defined in the Laser Prep  dictionary. When you are writing an application that uses PostScript  heavily, it is very tempting to call the procedures already defined in the  Laser Prep dictionary, rather than taking up the space in the printer’s  memory with PostScript procedures of your own. Or, if a procedure in the  dictionary doesn’t do what you need it to do, it is tempting to go in and  change it to do what you really want.  LargeScreenD     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Overview:Large Screen Displays.cpt     Large Screen Displays.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Large Screen Displays - A number of third-party developers have announced  large-screen display peripherals for Macintosh. One of them, Radius Inc.,  has issued a set of guidelines for developers who wish to remain compatible with their Radius FPD; unfortunately, one of their recommendations can  cause system crashes. This note suggests a more correct approach.     LargePICTFil     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Graphics:Large PICT Files.cpt     Large PICT Files.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     Large PICT Files - Now that we have scanners and other massive-picture  producing types of applications, there is a need to address the problem of  how to display a PICT format object that is bigger than a current PICT  resource is allowed to be. Note that this technique applies equally well to version 1 and version 2 (word-opcode) pictures as produced by the Macintosh II.    LWOptimizati     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:LW Optimization Techniques.cpt     LW Optimization Techniques.cpt                      0      10K     10/29/92     LW Optimization Techniques - This Technical Note discusses techniques for  optimizing code for printing on the LaserWriter. Changes since March 1988.  Updated the “Printable Paper Area” and “Memory Considerations” sections as  well as the printer IDs, moved the error messages from the end of the Note  to Technical Note #161, A Printing Loop That Cares…, and removed the  “Spool-A-Page/Print-A-Page” section because Technical Note #125, Effect of  Spool-A-Page/Print-A-Page on Shared Printers, already thoroughly covers  this topic.  LDEFMadness      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:LDEF Madness.cpt     LDEF Madness.cpt                          0       6K     10/29/92     LDEF Madness - This Technical Note uncovers a problem with writing Pascal  list definition procedures and two (yes, count  ’em, two) different methods to work around it.       LAPQ&As.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:LAP Q&As.cpt     LAP Q&As.cpt                              0       8K     10/29/92     LAP Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a  specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center (DSC)  along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have the  editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is to  get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   KillNBP.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:KillNBP.cpt     KillNBP.cpt                               0       4K     10/29/92     KillNBP - This technical note clears up some confusion regarding the Name  Binding Protocol KillNBP function. The description of the PKillNBP function on page 519 of Inside Macintosh Volume V is somewhat confusing. The data  type of the parameter thePBptr is incorrectly given as ATPPBPtr and the  pointer to the queue element from the NBP call to be aborted is incorrectly given as being passed in aKillQEl.     KeybdResourc     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:Keybd Resource Q&As.cpt     Keybd Resource Q&As.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     Keybd Resource Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   KeyMapping       AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Key Mapping.cpt     Key Mapping.cpt                           0      10K     10/29/92     Key Mapping - This Technical Note describes the Macintosh family key code  mapping scheme when running System file 4.1 and later. This Note also  provides a “safe” method for remapping keyboards. Changes since October  1990. Added a section on how 'KMAP' resources are matched to specific ADB  keyboard types and a section on the original Macintosh and Macintosh Plus  keyboards.    Joyof32BitC      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Overview:Joy of 32-Bit Clean.cpt     Joy of 32-Bit Clean.cpt                      0       9K     10/29/92     Joy of 32-Bit Clean - What to do (and what not to do) to make your programs run under A/UX and future versions of the Macintosh System Software. Changes since October 1988:  Added information on writing 32-bit clean  CDEFs, and updated A/UX information to reflect the capabilities of A/UX  1.1.     IsThisaSpool     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:Is This a Spooler?.cpt     Is This a Spooler?.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Is This a Spooler? - When the LaserShare spooler is on an AppleTalk  network, it acts like a LaserWriter-type device, which can be chosen and  communicated with much like a real LaserWriter. Some applications, however, must communicate with a LaserWriter directly, not a spooler. If this is  true for your application, you can check whether you are actually talking  to a real LaserWriter by sending to the LaserWriter the following query.    IoPosOffset      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:ioPosOffset.cpt     ioPosOffset.cpt                           0       5K     10/29/92     ioPosOffset - The Device Manager chapter of Inside Macintosh Volume II says that ioPosOffset is passed to and returned by Read and Write calls. It also says that “After the read [or write] is completed, the position is returned in ioPosOffset…” Actually, ioPosOffset is not changed by either call. Also  note that device drivers should only look at the dCtlPosition field of the  DCE, and should not look directly at the ioPosOffset field of the parameter block. The Device Manager sets up dCtlPosition for the driver, taking into  account both the ioPosMode and the ioPosOffset.  IoNamePtr        AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:ioNamePtr.cpt     ioNamePtr.cpt                             0       5K     10/29/92     ioNamePtr - It is very important to set ioNamePtr when making PB calls,  even if you don’t want  those calls to return a name. Whenever Inside  Macintosh indicates that ioNamePtr is either required for input or returns  something, you must set ioNamePtr to either nil (if you aren’t using a  name) or to point to storage for a Str255. If you don’t explicitly set  ioNamePtr, strange and unusual crashes may occur, depending on the  machine/configuration your code is run on.     IoCompletion     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:ioCompletion.cpt     ioCompletion.cpt                          0       4K     10/29/92     ioCompletion - When making synchronous calls to the File Manager, it is not necessary to clear ioCompletion field of the parameter block, since that is done for you. Some earlier technotes explicitly cleared ioCompletion, with  the knowledge that this was unnecessary, to try to encourage developers to  fill in all fields of parameter blocks as indicated in Inside Macintosh.  By the way, this is true of all parameter calls—you only have to set fields that are explicitly required.   IntlResourc      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:Int'l Resource Q&As.cpt     Int'l Resource Q&As.cpt                      0      10K     10/29/92     Int'l Resource Q&A - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   Internets        AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:Internets.cpt     Internets.cpt                             0       5K     10/29/92     Internets - This Technical Note discusses how AppleTalk applications should work across internets, groups of interconnected AppleTalk networks.  It  explains the differences between life on a single AppleTalk network and  life on an internet. Changes since March 1988. Removed the section on  AppleTalk retry timers, as it is no longer accurate.     InternatioC      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:International Canceling.cpt     International Canceling.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     International Canceling - This Technical Note describes potential problems  canceling operations with the Command-period key sequence and international keyboards.       InternatiCha     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:InternationalCha.cpt     InternationalCha.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     InternationalCha - The International Utilities package and the  international resources have been changed with System file 4.1 to take  advantage of the Script Manager.       InstallerQ&A     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:Installer Q&As.cpt     Installer Q&As.cpt                        0      12K     10/29/92     Installer Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center  (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have  checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have  the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is  to get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the  polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   InsideObject     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:Inside Object Pascal.cpt     Inside Object Pascal.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Inside Object Pascal - This Technical Note briefly explains why Object  Pascal and MacApp should only be used to write applications and MPW tools. Although Pascal can be used to write desk accessories, drivers, XCMDs and  other types of stand–alone code, and Object Pascal is an extension of  Pascal, Object Pascal cannot be used to write anything other than an  application.  This limitation is due to the fact that Object Pascal method  dispatching relies on a valid A5 pointing to a jump table.  Because MacApp  is written in Object Pascal, this limitation applies to it as well.  ImageWritMo      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:Image Writer IIMotio.cpt     Image Writer IIMotio.cpt                      0       4K     10/29/92     Image Writer II Motion - The purpose of this technical note is to answer  the many questions asked about why the paper moves the way it does on the  ImageWriter II.       ImageComprQ&     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:QuickTime:Image Compr Q&As.cpt     Image Compr Q&As.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Image Compr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   IdentifyingF     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Overview:Identifying Features.cpt     Identifying Features.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     Identifying Features - This technical note explains how to check at run  time to see if specific functionality, such as the “new” TextEdit, is  present. Applications should strive to be compatible across all  Macintoshes, but there are times when an application must have knowledge  about the machine that it is running on.  The new trap, SysEnvirons, will  give an application most of the information that it requires (what  hardware, what version of system software…).     IconDrawingi     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Graphics:Icon Drawing in 7.cpt     Icon Drawing in 7.cpt                      0      15K     10/29/92     Icon Drawing in 7 - This Technical Note describes how to utilize the  built-in System 7 icon drawing utility. Use this information to better  conform to the System 7 visual human interface. Changes since May 1992. In  this Note, we replaced the C and Pascal interface files and corrected the  related text. So much text was tweaked that change bars are used only on  code changes.     ISO9660CDROM     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:ISO 9660 CD ROM Format.cpt     ISO 9660 CD ROM Format.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     ISO 9660 CD ROM Format - What’s Wrong with my High Sierra Disc? Generally,  if a Macintosh has problems with a High Sierra disc, it’s because the disc  in question  doesn’t really conform to the High Sierra specification.        IOPDiffsUnde     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:IOP Diffs Under A/UX.cpt     IOP Diffs Under A/UX.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     IOP Diffs Under A/UX - This Technical Note discusses use of the Macintosh  IIfx IOP-based serial driver under A/UX, especially under certain error  conditions which cause it to perform differently than documented in  termio(7).  (The SCC driver, used on non-IOP machines, conforms to  termio(7) in all cases.)  References to “the driver” herein refer to the  IOP-based serial driver, seriop.c.    HyperCardand     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:HyperCard and You.cpt     HyperCard and You.cpt                      0      13K     10/29/92     HyperCard and You - This Technical Note describes some HyperCard anomalies  with which developers should be familiar when developing stackware, and it  documents differences between HyperCard versions where appropriate. Changes since November 1987. Updated material with regard to HyperCard 2.0  and condensing or obsoleting information on bugs which have been addressed.     HelpMgrQ&As      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Help Mgr Q&As.cpt     Help Mgr Q&As.cpt                         0      16K     10/29/92     Help Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating  to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center  (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have  checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have  the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is  to get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the  polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   HardDiskHack     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:Hard Disk Hacking.cpt     Hard Disk Hacking.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Hard Disk Hacking - For those of a technical bent with some extra time, you can build your own hard disk system from a cheap SCSI drive and a driver  that you write. This is not a project for those short on time, so beware.       HandlesvsPo      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Memory:Handles vs. Pointers.cpt     Handles vs. Pointers.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Handles vs. Pointers - A handle is a handle and a pointer is a pointer.  Applications should avoid embedding non-relocatable objects (that the  system assumes will never move) in handles. In order to avoid  fragmentation, some applications embed pointers (non-relocatable memory  manager objects) in handles, so that the handles can be moved around as  needed. This can cause several problems, especially with the Macintosh II,  and should be avoided.   HFSTidbits       AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:HFS Tidbits.cpt     HFS Tidbits.cpt                           0       5K     10/29/92     HFS Tidbits - This Technical Note describes two poorly documented features  of the File Manager.        HFSRuminatio     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:HFS Ruminations.cpt     HFS Ruminations.cpt                       0      10K     10/29/92     HFS Ruminations - This technical note contains some thoughts concerning  HFS.        HFSElucidati     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:HFS Elucidations.cpt     HFS Elucidations.cpt                      0      10K     10/29/92     HFS Elucidations - This technical note will describe a few problems that  can occur while using HFS. It will also describe ways to avoid these  problems.       HFSComaptibi     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:HFS Comaptibility.cpt     HFS Comaptibility.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     HFS Comaptibility - This technical note tells you how to make sure that  your applications run under the Hierarchical File System (HFS). The  Hierarchical File System (HFS) provides fast, efficient management of  larger volumes than the original Macintosh File System (MFS). Since HFS is  hierarchical, HFS folders have a meaning different from MFS folders. In  MFS, a folder has only graphical significance—it is only used by the Finder as a means of visually grouping files. The MFS directory structure is  actually flat (all files are at the ‘root’ level). Under HFS, a folder is a directory that can contain files and other directories. GlobalsfromA     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:Globals from Asm.cpt     Globals from Asm.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Globals from Asm - This technical note demonstrates how to access MPW  Pascal and MPW C globals from the MPW Assembler.        GimmieDeptho     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:Gimmie Depth or Death.cpt     Gimmie Depth or Death.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     Gimmie Depth or Death - This Technical Note describes two new system calls  that allow an application to change the depth and flags for a given device  and also check whether a device supports a particular depth and flags  setting.  Apple provides these calls to give developers a better way to  help users make changes when they consider it appropriate.  Abusive use of  these calls is a sure way to guarantee that the Thought Police come after  you to confiscate your Macintoshes, your stock of Mountain Dew®, and your  Technical Notes binder.  This Note assumes familiarity with Inside  Macintosh, Volume V, Graphics Devices. GettingthruC     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:Getting thru CUSToms.cpt     Getting thru CUSToms.cpt                      0      15K     10/29/92     Getting thru CUSToms - This technical note provides a way for developers to allow sophisticated users to add code to an off-the-shelf application.   Using this scheme, the user can easily install the code module; the  application has to know how to call it and, optionally, be able to respond  to a set of predefined calls from the custom package.      GettingaFull     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:Getting a Full Pathname.cpt     Getting a Full Pathname.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     Getting a Full Pathname - This Technical Note describes how to generate a  full pathname, given either a Working Directory ID or a real vRefNum and a  DirID. By using the techniques shown in this Note, you can find the full  pathname from information such as that returned by Standard File. Changes  since June 89. Added a note on how to check for A/UX. Fixed bug in C  version:  BlockMove() parameters were reversed in pStrcpy(); added range  checking to pStrCat(); changed references from “longint” to “long”.  Fixed  bug in Pascal and C versions. Changed fsRtDir to fsRtdirID and made  references to gHaveAUX consistent. GetPhysical      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Memory:GetPhysical .cpt     GetPhysical .cpt                          0      19K     10/29/92     GetPhysical - The purpose of this Note is twofold. First, it describes in  detail how to use the GetPhysical routine. This routine is critical to the  support of alternate bus masters on certain machines without Virtual Memory (VM) and all machines with VM. Included is an ancillary discussion of  several closely-related VM routines. Second, it reiterates a number of  issues important to VM compatibility and elucidates some of the deeper VM  issues of which specialized developers should be aware. Compatibility  issues are especially important for developers of SCSI drivers, NuBus™  master hardware, and code which runs at interrupt time. GetNextEv        AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:GetNextEvent & Blinking App.cpt     GetNextEvent & Blinking App.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     GetNextEvent & Blinking App - Wherein arcane mysteries are unraveled so you can make the Alarm Clock (or a similar desk accessory) blink the Apple menu at the appointed second. Also, why GetNextEvent is a good thing.       GetNewDialog     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:GetNewDialog Errors.cpt     GetNewDialog Errors.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     GetNewDialog Errors - When calling GetNewDialog to retrieve a dialog  template from a previously opened resource file, how are error conditions  indicated to the caller? Unfortunately, they aren’t. The Dialog Manager  calls GetResource and assumes the returned value is good. Since the Dialog  Manager doesn’t check, you have two choices. Your first choice is to call  GetResource for the dialog template, item list, and any resources needed by items in the item list yourself. But what do you do when you find the  resources aren’t there?   Gestalt&Sys      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Overview:_Gestalt & System Environs.cpt     _Gestalt & System Environs.cpt                      0      10K     10/29/92     _Gestalt & System Environs - This Technical Note discusses the latest  changes and improvements to the _Gestalt and _SysEnvirons calls. Changes  since May 1992. Added information on the gestaltMachineType selector for  the Quadra 950, Macintosh LC II, Powerbook 145, and future system software.      GDeviceMgrQ&     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:GDevice Mgr Q&As.cpt     GDevice Mgr Q&As.cpt                      0      12K     10/29/92     GDevice Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   FunwithPrJob     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:Fun with PrJobMerge (#2).cpt     Fun with PrJobMerge (#2).cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Fun with PrJobMerge (#2) - This Technical Note discusses some interesting  behavior you’ll encounter while using PrJobMerge with the 7.0 and 7.1  versions of the LaserWriter driver. Changes since March 1992. Corrected the Vulcan-like “THPring” typo to correctly read “THPrint,” and changed a  comment in the code to mean what I originally meant.     ForcingFlopp     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:Forcing Floppy Size.cpt     Forcing Floppy Size.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Forcing Floppy Size - This document explains how to initialize a disk as  either single- or double- sided. It only applies to 800K drives, of course. You can call the disk driver to initialize a disk and determine  programmatically whether it should be initialized as single- (MFS) or  double- (HFS) sided. All you have to do is call the .Sony driver directly  to do the formatting then the Disk Initialization Package to write the  directory information.   FontsandtheS     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:Fonts and the Script Mgr.cpt     Fonts and the Script Mgr.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     Fonts and the Script Mgr - This Technical Note describes how the Script  Manager uses the font family ID to determine a script code.        FontNames        AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Fonts:Font Names.cpt     Font Names.cpt                            0       8K     10/29/92     Font Names - This note recommends the use of font names rather than font  numbers. The Font Manager chapter of Inside Macintosh Volume IV claims that font family numbers 0 through 127 are reserved for use by Apple, and  numbers 128 through 255 are assigned by Apple for fonts created by software developers. This is no longer true. Developer Technical Support does not  assign font family numbers. You should only use font numbers to reference  the system font (font 0) and application default font (font 1). All other  fonts should be identified by name. The Font/DA Mover will renumber a font  when moving it into a file containing a conflicting font family. FontMgrQ&As      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:Font Mgr Q&As.cpt     Font Mgr Q&As.cpt                         0      13K     10/29/92     Font Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating  to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center  (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have  checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have  the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is  to get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the  polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   FontHeightTa     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:Font Height Tables.cpt     Font Height Tables.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Font Height Tables - This technical note describes how the Font Manager  (except in 64K ROMs) calculates height tables for fonts and how you can  force recalculation.       FontFileIcon     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Fonts:Font File Icons.cpt     Font File Icons.cpt                       0       5K     10/29/92     Font File Icons - This Technical Note discusses why you should not link  directly from your font files to the font icons provided by LaserWriter  driver 5.2 and later. Changes since December 1988. Added some useful tips  and described the method required to bundle an icon to your font file.      FontFamilyNu     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Fonts:Font Family Numbers.cpt     Font Family Numbers.cpt                      0       9K     10/29/92     Font Family Numbers - This Technical Note discusses the range of numbers  available for identifying font families, how they are allocated among  script systems, and what numbers should be used for fonts that were  designed to be used as a tool in an application. Changes since August 1990. Apple Computer no longer registers font family ID numbers; this note has  been altered to reflect the change in policy. Also, the relationship of  outline fonts to font families is discussed briefly.   Font/DAMover     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:Font/DA Mover.cpt     Font/DA Mover.cpt                         0       5K     10/29/92     Font/DA Mover - This technical note describes how to make sure that your  desk accessory will work after being moved by Font/Desk Accessory Mover.        FondofFONDs      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:Fond of FONDs.cpt     Fond of FONDs.cpt                         0      21K     10/29/92     Fond of FONDs - This Technical Note takes the place of Tech Note #26,  “Character vs. String Operations in QuickDraw” by Bryan Stearns (March  1988), which pointed out the possible differences between the results of a  StringWidth call and successive calls to CharWidth. This Note updates and  brings into a broader context the issues related to text measuring. It also provides additional documentation on font family resources ('FOND's), and  addresses various other frequently asked questions related to the Font  Manager.   FloppyDiskIn     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Floppy Disk Int Q&As.cpt     Floppy Disk Int Q&As.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Floppy Disk Int Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   FindingDrive     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:Finding Drivers in.cpt     Finding Drivers in.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     Finding Drivers - This note will explain how code can be written to  determine the reference number of a previously installed driver when only  the name is known. Changes since 2/86, Since the driver can be purged and  the DCE still be allocated, the code now tests for dCtlDriver being NIL as  well.     FindersandDr     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Finders and Drives.cpt     Finders and Drives.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Finders and Drives - This technical note describes the differences in the  way the 1.1g, 4.1, 5.0 and newer Finders communicate with foreign  (non-Sony) disk drives.       FinderQ&As       AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Finder Q&As.cpt     Finder Q&As.cpt                           0      16K     10/29/92     Finder Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center (DSC)  along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have the  editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is to  get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   FinderNotes      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Overview:Finder Notes.cpt     Finder Notes.cpt                          0       4K     10/29/92     Finder Notes - The Finder has undergone a couple of changes you should keep in mind when creating the “bundle” information for your application.        FinderFlags      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Finder Flags.cpt     Finder Flags.cpt                          0       4K     10/29/92     Finder Flags - This revision corrects the meanings of bits 6 and 7, which  were interchanged in the older version of this technical note. ResEdit uses these bits incorrectly in versions older than 1.2.       FindDItem        AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:FindDItem.cpt     FindDItem.cpt                             0       4K     10/29/92     FindDItem - FindDItem is a potentially useful call which returns the number of a dialog item given a point in local coordinates and a dialog handle. It returns an item number of –1 if no item’s rectangle overlaps the point.  This is all well and good, except you don’t get back quite what you would  expect.     FileSharing      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:File Sharing .cpt     File Sharing .cpt                         0       9K     10/29/92     File Sharing - This Note describes modifications to the existing File  Manager routines, PBGetCatInfo, PBHGetDirAccess, PBHSetDirAccess,  PBHSetFLock and PBHRstFLock, when used on volumes prepared by Macintosh  System 7 File Sharing. There are several differences between System 7 File  Sharing and AppleShare 2.0.1. This Note describes what those differences  mean when calling PBGetCatInfo, PBHGetDirAccess, PBHSetDirAccess,  PBHSetFLock and PBHRstFLock on local volumes that return bHasPersonal  AccessPrivileges to PBHGetVolParms.  FileMgtOverv     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:File Mgt Overview Q&As.cpt     File Mgt Overview Q&As.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     File Mgt Overview Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   FileHandling     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:File Handling Q&As.cpt     File Handling Q&As.cpt                      0      24K     10/29/92     File Handling Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   FeederFodder     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:Feeder Fodder.cpt     Feeder Fodder.cpt                         0      10K     10/29/92     Feeder Fodder - This Technical Note discusses the new Feeder button  available in the 6.1, and 7.0 versions of the LaserWriter driver.  This  Feeder button mechanism allows developers to insert code into the  LaserWriter driver to support a sheet feeder connected to a LaserWriter.   This Note provides a description of the button, as well as information  required to implement one.    FearNoSCSI       AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:Fear No SCSI.cpt     Fear No SCSI.cpt                          0      12K     10/29/92     Fear No SCSI - This Technical Note discusses the answers to questions that  are often asked about SCSI and that are not discussed in Inside Macintosh  Volumes IV and V.       FPUOperation     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:FPU Operations on Quadras.cpt     FPU Operations on Quadras.cpt                      0      19K     10/29/92     FPU Operations on Quadras - This Technical Note discusses floating-point  unit (FPU) instruction support on Macintosh Quadra platforms with special  emphasis given to compatibility and performance concerns. Changes since  June 1992. Added warning to check for an FPU before attempting to execute  FPU instructions.     ExcellentCDN     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:Excellent CD Notes.cpt     Excellent CD Notes.cpt                      0       9K     10/29/92     Excellent CD Notes - This Technical Note discusses issues concerning the  use of the AppleCD SC drive, the Apple CD-ROM device driver, and the  Foreign File Access software extension.       EventMgrQ&As     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Event Mgr Q&As.cpt     Event Mgr Q&As.cpt                        0      11K     10/29/92     Event Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center  (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have  checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have  the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is  to get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the  polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   EthernetQ&As     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:Ethernet Q&As.cpt     Ethernet Q&As.cpt                         0       9K     10/29/92     Ethernet Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating  to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center  (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have  checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have  the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is  to get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the  polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   ErrorinFCBPB     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:Error in FCBPBRec.cpt     Error in FCBPBRec.cpt                      0       4K     10/29/92     Error in FCBPBRec - The declaration of a FCBPBRec is wrong in Inside  Macintosh Volume IV  and early versions of MPW. This has been fixed in MPW  1.0 and newer. An error was made in the declaration of an FCBPBRec  parameter block that is used in PBGetFCBInfo calls. The field ioFCBIndx was incorrectly listed as a LONGINT.     EditionMgrQ&     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Interapplication Comm.:Edition Mgr Q&As.cpt     Edition Mgr Q&As.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     Edition Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   EditFileForm     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:Edit File Format.cpt     Edit File Format.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Edit File Format - This technical note describes the format of the files  created by Edit. It has been verified for versions 1.x and 2.0.        DriversandDA     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:Drivers and DAs in.cpt     Drivers and DAs in.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     Drivers and DAs - This Technical Note describes a few complications which  rear their rather ugly little heads when a desk accessory or driver needs  periodic time.  It also presents a few solutions to work around these  problems and make life easier, at least periodically. Changes since August  1989, Corrected _BitClr and _BitSet examples.  Okay, I admit it.  I was  having too good of a time when I wrote the original Note and messed up the  bit manipulations at the end.  My vision was blurred; I was in no condition to see those tiny little things.  DriveQueueEl     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:Drive Queue Elemets.cpt     Drive Queue Elemets.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     Drive Queue Elemets - This note expands on Inside Macintosh’s definition of the drive queue, which is given in the File Manager chapter.        DrawingTextG     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:Drawing TextGraf.cpt     Drawing TextGraf.cpt                      0       4K     10/29/92     Drawing TextGraf - When you draw a character into a GrafPort, your program  will die with an address error if the width of the GrafPort is smaller than the width of the character. If you check before drawing the character to  see if the GrafPort is wide enough, you can avoid this unfortunate tragedy.      DrawingIcons     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Graphics:Drawing Icons.cpt     Drawing Icons.cpt                         0       8K     10/29/92     Drawing Icons - Using resources of type ICON allows drawing of icons in  srcOr mode.  Using resources of type ICN# allows for more variety when  drawing icons.       DontUseResAp     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Dont Use ResApp Byt.cpt     Dont Use ResApp Byt.cpt                      0       4K     10/29/92     Dont Use ResApp Byt - The section of the Resource Manager chapter of Inside Macintosh which describes the internal format of a resource file shows an  area of the resource header labeled “available for application data.” You  should not use this area—it is used by the Resource Manager.      DontCallADB      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Don’t Call ADBReInit in sys.cpt     Don’t Call ADBReInit in sys.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Don’t Call ADBReInit in sys - Because of a bug (which causes auto-repeat)  in the ROM version of the Macintosh SE keyboard driver, a patch was placed  in System 4.1. If ADBReInit is called, the ROM version of the keyboard  driver will be reloaded, and the RAM version of the driver with the patches will not be used. Therefore, it is recommended that ADBReInit not be called on the Macintosh SE until the problem is fixed. (There is no need to call  ADBReInit.) This problem will not occur with the Macintosh II ROM version  of the keyboard driver.  DocumentName     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:Document Names.cpt     Document Names.cpt                        0       5K     10/29/92     Document Names - Our compatibility testing for LaserShare (Apple’s  LaserWriter spooler) has turned up a number of applications that do not  provide the Printing Manager with a document name; although this feature is not required, it is nice for users that share printers.      DiskDriverQ&     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:Disk Driver Q&As.cpt     Disk Driver Q&As.cpt                      0      11K     10/29/92     Disk Driver Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   DirectoryHan     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:Directory Handling Q&As.cpt     Directory Handling Q&As.cpt                      0      14K     10/29/92     Directory Handling Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   DialogMgrQ&A     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Dialog Mgr Q&As.cpt     Dialog Mgr Q&As.cpt                       0      15K     10/29/92     Dialog Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   Diaglogsfrom     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Processes:DiaglogsfromDAs.cpt     DiaglogsfromDAs.cpt                       0       5K     10/29/92     DiaglogsfromDAs - When a desk accessory creates a window (including a  modeless dialog window) it must set the windowKind to its refnum—a negative number. When the application calls GetNextEvent, the Event Manager calls  SystemEvent, which checks to see if the event belongs to a desk accessory.  SystemEvent checks the windowKind of the frontmost window, and uses the  (negative) number for the refnum to make a control call, giving the desk  accessory a shot at the event. Then SystemEvent returns TRUE, and  GetNextEvent returns FALSE.  DeviceMgtOvQ     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:Device Mgt Ov Q&As.cpt     Device Mgt Ov Q&As.cpt                      0      12K     10/29/92     Device Mgt Ov Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   DeviceMgrQ&A     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:Device Mgr Q&As.cpt     Device Mgr Q&As.cpt                       0      13K     10/29/92     Device Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   DeviceIndepe     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:Device Independen Printing.cpt     Device Independen Printing.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Device Independen Printing - The Printing Manager was designed to give  Macintosh applications a device- independent method of printing, but we  have provided device-dependent information, such as the contents of the  print record. Due to the large number of printer-type drivers becoming  available (even for non-printer devices) device independence is more  necessary than ever. What this means to you, as a developer, is that we  will no longer be providing (or supporting) information regarding the  internal structure of the print record.   DeviceDriver     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:Device Driver Q&As.cpt     Device Driver Q&As.cpt                      0       9K     10/29/92     Device Driver Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   DesktopMgrQ&     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Desktop Mgr Q&As.cpt     Desktop Mgr Q&As.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Desktop Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   DesktopFileR     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Desktop File Resources.cpt     Desktop File Resources.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Desktop File Resources - This Technical Note describes the resources found  in the Desktop file.  You should not base anything critical on the format  of the Desktop file. System 7 already uses another scheme as did AppleShare 2.0 under System 6.0.x.      DesktopFileL     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Overview:Desktop File Limits.cpt     Desktop File Limits.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Desktop File Limits - There is a limit to the number of applications/files  that the Finder can “see” on a single volume. This limitation is imposed by the Desktop file. The Desktop file is a resource file that the Finder uses  to keep track of information about files and applications, including Finder file comments (Get Info comments), and how these files and applications  relate to each other.     DeskHookandI     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Operating System:DeskHook and INIT Evils.cpt     DeskHook and INIT Evils.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     DeskHook and INIT Evils - This Technical Note discusses INIT evils, the  foremost of which deals with clearing DeskHook and DragHook at INIT time. Changes since August 1989. Added warning about clearing DragHook.       DeferredTask     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Processes:Deferred Task Traps.cpt     Deferred Task Traps.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     Deferred Task Traps - This Technical Note shows how to determine when the  Deferred Task Manager is available, points out a compatibility issue with  the Macintosh Plus, explains how and when deferred tasks are called, and  shows how to access the dtParm parameter from deferred tasks written in C  and Pascal.     DebugwithPur     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Overview:Debug with Purge.cpt     Debug with Purge.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Debug with Purge  - If you are having problems finding bugs like handles  that aren’t locked down when they should be, or resources that aren’t there when they’re supposed to be, there is a handy technique for forcing these  problems to the surface.      DebuggingTip     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Overview:Debugging Tips.cpt     Debugging Tips.cpt                        0       6K     10/29/92     Debugging Tips - This presents a few tips which may make your debugging  easier.        Date&TimePro     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:Date & Time Problems.cpt     Date & Time Problems.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Date & Time Problems - This Technical Note describes known bugs and  features in and solutions to the date and time routines introduced in  Script Manager 2.0.       DataInResour     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:Data In Resource Fork.cpt     Data In Resource Fork.cpt                      0       4K     10/29/92     Data In Resource Fork - Don’t use the resource fork of a file for  non-resource data. Parts of the system (including the File Manager and the  Finder) assume that if this fork exists, it will contain valid Resource  Manager information. PBOpenRF was provided to allow copying of the resource fork of a file in its entirety, without Resource Manager interpretation. Do not use it to open “another data fork.”    DDPQ&As.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:DDP Q&As.cpt     DDP Q&As.cpt                              0       7K     10/29/92     DDP Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a  specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center (DSC)  along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have the  editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is to  get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   DAMExtension     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:DAM Extensions.cpt     DAM Extensions.cpt                        0      14K     10/29/92     DAM Extensions - This Technical Note discusses coding data access  extensions that provide an interface between the Data Access Manager and  remote data sources. Each of the functions that a data access extension  must implement is described.      CustomMenuFl     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Custom Menu Flashing Bug.cpt     Custom Menu Flashing Bug.cpt                      0       4K     10/29/92     Custom Menu Flashing Bug - Selected menu items in a custom 'MDEF' resource  do not flash correctly due to a bug in the Menu Manager.  This Technical  Note describes the problem and explains how to make your 'MDEF' flash  correctly.      CreatingInDr     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:Creating In Drop Folders.cpt     Creating In Drop Folders.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Creating In Drop Folders - This technical note outlines the steps an  application must take to create files inside AppleShare drop folders. The AppleShare File Server allows the creation of drop folders. These are  folders for which the user has the Make Changes privilege (write access),  but not See Files (read access) or See Folders (search access).     CreateResFil     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:CreateResFile & PMSP.cpt     CreateResFile & PMSP.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     CreateResFile & PMSP - CreateResFile checks to see if a resource file with  a given name exists, and if it does, returns a dupFNErr (–48) error.  Unfortunately, to do this check, CreateResFile uses a call that follows the Poor Man’s Search Path (PMSP).      CopyBits&GCQ     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Graphics:CopyBits & GC QuickDraw.cpt     CopyBits & GC QuickDraw.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     CopyBits & GC QuickDraw - This Technical Note discusses conditions that may cause _CopyBits to slow down when QuickDraw acceleration is on via the  Apple 8•24 GC Display Card.       CoopwithCopr     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Coop with Coprocessor.cpt     Coop with Coprocessor.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     Coop with Coprocessor - The use of the 68881 or 68882 coprocessor is  usually handled by the SANE package or by a development system’s libraries. Some developers may wish to use the coprocessor during special  circumstances, such as at interrupt level or installing their own hardware  floating point exception handlers. In these two situations, there are  special requirements that must be met. These requirements will require  floating–point assembly code and are discussed in this Technical Note.   ControlPanel     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Control Panel Q&As.cpt     Control Panel Q&As.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     Control Panel Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   ControlMgrQ&     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Control Mgr Q&As.cpt     Control Mgr Q&As.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     Control Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   Control&Stat     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:Control & Status Calls.cpt     Control & Status Calls.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     Control & Status Calls - This Technical Note discusses situations under  which high-level Status calls do not work correctly and PBStatus calls  should be made instead. Changes since February 1990, Information has been  added describing similar problems with high-level Control calls.      ConnectionMg     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Communications:Connection Mgr Q&As.cpt     Connection Mgr Q&As.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     Connection Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   CompleatTeac     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:Compleat TeachText.cpt     Compleat TeachText.cpt                      0      15K     10/29/92     Compleat TeachText - This Technical Note explains how to use TeachText to  create release notes, complete with pictures, which every Macintosh owner  can read.  This Note assumes familiarity with ResEdit.       Compatibilit     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Overview:Compatibility Why and How.cpt     Compatibility Why and How.cpt                      0      30K     10/29/92     Compatibility Why and How - While creating or revising any program for the  Macintosh, you should be aware of the most common reasons why programs fail on various versions of the Macintosh. This note will detail some common  failure modes, why they occur, and how to avoid them.      Compatabilit     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Overview:Compatability Guidelines.cpt     Compatability Guidelines.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     Compatability Guidelines - Apple has many enhancements planned for the  Macintosh family of computers. To help ensure your software’s compatibility with these enhancements, check each item in this note to be sure that  you’re following the recommendations.      Command-Shif     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Operating System:Command-Shift Keys.cpt     Command-Shift Keys.cpt                      0       4K     10/29/92     Command-Shift Keys - In the standard system, there are two Command-Shift-  number key combinations that are automatically captured and processed by  GetNextEvent.        CommToolbox      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Communications:Comm Toolbox Ov Q&As.cpt     Comm Toolbox Ov Q&As.cpt                      0      12K     10/29/92     Comm Toolbox Ov Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   ColorizingCo     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Graphics:Colorizing CopyBits.cpt     Colorizing CopyBits.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     Colorizing CopyBits - Inside Macintosh Volume V states that the foreground  and background colors are applied to an image during a CopyBits or CopyMask call. Accidental use of this feature can create bizarre coloring effects.  This note explains what happens, how to avoid problems, and how to use it.      ColorWindow      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Color, Windows & 7.0.cpt     Color, Windows & 7.0.cpt                      0      20K     10/29/92     Color, Windows & 7.0 - System software version 7.0 introduces a new look  for the Macintosh desktop. In order to implement those changes, 'wctb' and  'cctb' resources have changed in both form and use; it is now up to  developers to take the lead and help the new standard work. The task can be divided into two main areas: in most cases all developers have to do is to  stick to the system resources in order to provide a homogeneous feel to the user; developers in this group need only make sure the old 'wctb's are  disposed of and that all dialogs and windows are based on CGrafPorts.  ColorQuickDr     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Graphics:Color QuickDraw Q&As.cpt     Color QuickDraw Q&As.cpt                      0      36K     10/29/92     Color QuickDraw Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   ColorPrintin     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Printing:Color Printing.cpt     Color Printing.cpt                        0       8K     10/29/92     Color Printing - This discusses color printing in a Macintosh application. Whereas the original eight-color model of QuickDraw was sufficient for  printing in color on the ImageWriter II, the introduction of Color  QuickDraw has created the need for more sophisticated printing methods.      ColorMonitor     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Color Monitor Connection.cpt     Color Monitor Connection.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     Color Monitor Connection - This Technical Note describes how to connect the Macintosh II Video Card, Macintosh IIci built-in video, and Macintosh LC  video to third-party monitors. Changes since February 1990. Added pinout  description for the Macintosh LC external video connector and a Macintosh  LC to VGA monitor adapter cable.  Standardized signal names throughout  Note.    ColorMgrQ&As     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Graphics:Color Mgr Q&As.cpt     Color Mgr Q&As.cpt                        0       6K     10/29/92     Color Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center  (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have  checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have  the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is  to get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the  polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   ColorCursorC     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Graphics:Color Cursor Cursing.cpt     Color Cursor Cursing.cpt                      0       4K     10/29/92     Color Cursor Cursing - Working with color cursors you create from scratch  can cause headaches. This Technical Note may help a bit. Changes since June 1989. Added a warning about purgeable 'clut' resources.       ClicklessSou     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Clickless Sound.cpt     Clickless Sound.cpt                       0       5K     10/29/92     Clickless Sound - This Technical Note formerly described how to use the  Sound Driver to produce continuous sound without clicking. Changes since  March 1988. The continuous sound technique is no longer recommended.       CkidResour       AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:'ckid' Resource Format.cpt     'ckid' Resource Format.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     'ckid' Resource Format - This Technical Note describes the 'ckid' resource  format used by MPW’s Projector.  If you are writing an editor or  development system, you may wish to allow or disallow file modification  based on the information in the resource.      ChooserPACK      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Overview:Chooser PACK.cpt     Chooser PACK.cpt                          0       9K     10/29/92     Chooser PACK - Beginning with version 3.2, the Chooser has been enhanced to provide support for additional controls.        ChangedResou     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:ChangedResource.cpt     ChangedResource.cpt                       0       5K     10/29/92     ChangedResource - The toolbox trap ChangedResource is used to inform the  Resource Manager that the contents of a resource have changed and should be written to disk. The actual write occurs on the next call to WriteResource  (for the specific resource) or UpdateResFile (for the resource file  containing the specified resource). When called, ChangedResource reserves  enough disk space to contain the changed resource. A little-known “feature” of ChangedResource is that it reserves disk space every time it is called.    CategoryInde     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes: Indexes:Category Index.cpt     Category Index.cpt                        0      41K     10/29/92     Category Index - This index lists each Technical Note by Cataogry, and  gives a brief description of of it's contents.        CallingSetRe     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Calling SetResLoad.cpt     Calling SetResLoad.cpt                      0       4K     10/29/92     Calling SetResLoad - Calling SetResLoad(FALSE) can be useful if you need to get a handle to a resource, without causing the resource to be loaded from  disk if it isn’t already in memory. SetResLoad changes the value of the  low-memory global ResLoad (at location $A5E).      Caching.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:Caching.cpt     Caching.cpt                               0       7K     10/29/92     Caching - This technical note describes disk and File System caching on the Macintosh, with particular emphasis on the high-level File System cache. Of the three caches used for file I/O, this is the one which could have the  most impact on your program.       CacheAsCache     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Cache As Cache Can.cpt     Cache As Cache Can.cpt                      0      16K     10/29/92     Cache As Cache Can - This Technical Note documents cache behavior,  manipulation of processor caches, and manipulation of external caches on  Macintosh models that incorporate these features. It also describes how  system software uses a memory management unit (when available) to implement special caching options. Changes since October 1991. Described use of  AppleTalk Transition Queue event, ATTransSpeedChange, when altering the  68040 cache state on the fly. This call must be issued so that LocalTalk  can reevaluate its timers. Otherwise LocalTalk becomes disabled.  CMOSOnLCPDS      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:CMOS On LC PDS.cpt     CMOS On LC PDS.cpt                        0       4K     10/29/92     CMOS On LC PDS - This Technical Note provides PDS card developers with some important information about making PDS cards for the Macintosh LC. Due to  the way the Macintosh LC was designed, Apple strongly recommends that all  PDS cards be developed with CMOS parts.      CGlue.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:C Glue.cpt     C Glue.cpt                                0       5K     10/29/92     C Glue - MPW 2.0 includes new C interfaces to ROM routines which no longer  do string and point conversions. These new interfaces are described here.        CDEFParamsan     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:CDEF Params and Bugs.cpt     CDEF Params and Bugs.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     CDEF Params and Bugs - This Technical Note describes known bugs in the  Control Manager which affect control definition functions ('CDEF'  resources). Changes since August 1988. Updated to reflect known bugs in the posCntl and thumbCntl messages and the Control Manager _TrackControl call.      CD-ROMQ&As       AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:CD-ROM Q&As.cpt     CD-ROM Q&As.cpt                           0      12K     10/29/92     CD-ROM Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center (DSC)  along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have the  editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is to  get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   C++Pitfalls      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:C++ Pitfalls.cpt     C++ Pitfalls.cpt                          0      22K     10/29/92     C++ Pitfalls - This Technical Note covers most of the common and serious  subtle problems that a MPW C++ user might encounter. For more information  consult the current C++ literature. This Note will be updated periodically  to reflect changes in the language and the compiler. Always read the  release notes included with the MPW C++ to find out the latest status for  known bugs and restrictions.    BusErrorHand     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:Bus Error Handlers.cpt     Bus Error Handlers.cpt                      0      12K     10/29/92     Bus Error Handlers - This Technical Note discusses bus errors and how  applications and drivers should deal with them. Changes since February  1991, Discussion of why declaration ROMs are necessary in NuBus™ design.  This discussion is important for those who are considering using a  workaround instead of declaration ROMs. Also added are some hints that you  should be aware of if you are planning to write a bus error handler for the ’040.   Bundles.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Toolbox:Bundles.cpt     Bundles.cpt                               0       6K     10/29/92     Bundles - A bundle is a collection of resources. Bundles can be used for a  number of different purposes, and are currently used by the Finder ito tie  an icon to a file type, allowing your application or data file to have its  own icon.      Break/CTSSer     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:Break/CTS Serial Driver Eve.cpt     Break/CTS Serial Driver Eve.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Break/CTS Serial Driver Eve - This technical note documents the event  record information that gets passed when the serial driver posts an event  for a break/CTS status change. The serial driver can be programmed to post  a device driver event upon encountering a break status change or CTS change (via the SerHShake call). The structure of device driver events is  driver-specific. This technical note documents the event record information that gets passed when the serial driver posts a device driver event for a  break/CTS status change.  BorrowedAFPS     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:Borrowed AFP Sessions.cpt     Borrowed AFP Sessions.cpt                      0      11K     10/29/92     Borrowed AFP Sessions - This Technical Note shows how to borrow the session reference number of an AFP volume mounted by the Macintosh File System. It  also shows how to retrieve other information from the file system for a  mounted AFP volume.      BootProblems     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:Boot Problems.cpt     Boot Problems.cpt                         0      18K     10/29/92     Boot Problems - The death of a hard disk with megabytes worth of data can  be exceedingly traumatic. This technical note will describe techniques for  recovering a hard disk and the data that is on it. The discussion will also include some tips on how to avoid problems.      BootBlocks       AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:Boot Blocks.cpt     Boot Blocks.cpt                           0       5K     10/29/92     Boot Blocks - There are two undocumented features of the Boot Blocks. This  note will describe how they currently work. Warning - The format and  functionality of the Boot Blocks will change in the future; dependence on  this information may cause your program to fail on future hardware or with  future System software.     BlessedFolde     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:Blessed Folder.cpt     Blessed Folder.cpt                        0       5K     10/29/92     Blessed Folder - This Technical Note describes how to determine which  folder on an HFS volume is the blessed folder, that is, the folder that  contains both the System file and the Finder. Changes since January 1986,  The information about how to find the "Blessed Folder" has been deleted  from this technical note. The FindFolder function can now be used to find  the "Blessed Folder" and is documented in Inside Macintosh Volume VI, pages 9-42 to 9-44. This note now includes information about how to bless a  folder to the new system folder.  BitMapToRegi     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Graphics:BitMapToRegion.cpt     BitMapToRegion.cpt                        0       5K     10/29/92     BitMapToRegion - This Technical Note discusses the routine BitMapToRegion,  which converts a bitmap to a region, and is available in the 32-Bit  QuickDraw INIT and from Apple Software Licensing. Changes since October  1989. Added trap definitions for developers using the 32-Bit QuickDraw  version of this routine without the correct MPW include file.     BasicQuickDr     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Graphics:Basic QuickDraw Q&As.cpt     Basic QuickDraw Q&As.cpt                      0      27K     10/29/92     Basic QuickDraw Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   AvoidUsingNe     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:Avoid Using Network Events.cpt     Avoid Using Network Events.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Avoid Using Network Events - Future System software enhancements will not  support network events. This note gives hints on weaning your application  from the use of network events.       AvailableVol     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:Available Volumes.cpt     Available Volumes.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Available Volumes - Standard File lets the user select one file from any  available volume; it is sometimes necessary for an application to find  which volumes are present. This technical note gives the proper method of  accomplishing this. There is a little-noticed feature of the low-level file manager call PBHGetVInfo which allows specification of a “volume index” to  select the volume.     AuthorIndex      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes: Indexes:Author Index.cpt     Author Index.cpt                          0       9K     10/29/92     Author Index - This index lists each author and the Technical Notes they  are responsible for.        AssemblyLang     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:Assembly Language _InitGraf.cpt     Assembly Language _InitGraf.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Assembly Language _InitGraf - The Macintosh Programmer’s Workshop (MPW)  requires assembly-language programmers to allocate their own QuickDraw  global variables rather than use the default record as indicated in Inside  Macintosh.      ArbitrUseofA     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:Arbitr UseofAFPMisc.cpt     Arbitr UseofAFPMisc.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     Arbitr UseofAFPMisc - This Technical Note discusses a scheme for  arbitrating the use of the afpMiscUserCommand and afpMiscUserWrite  AppleTalk Filing Protocol (AFP) commands. Inside Macintosh Volume V lists  two AFP command codes that are reserved for developers. They are  afpMiscUserCommand (call number 191) and afpMiscUserWrite (call number  254). Several developers have asked that Apple arbitrate the use of those  two AFP calls. This Technical Note describes our recommended solution.   AppleTalkPha     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:AppleTalk Phase 2.cpt     AppleTalk Phase 2.cpt                      0      18K     10/29/92     AppleTalk Phase 2 - This Technical Note discusses the new features and  calls available with AppleTalk Phase 2. Changes since August 1989.  Incorporated the ClosePrep and CancelClosePrep transitions and the new  control calls to the .MPP driver.      AppleTalkOvQ     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:AppleTalk Ov Q&As.cpt     AppleTalk Ov Q&As.cpt                      0       9K     10/29/92     AppleTalk Ov Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   AppleTalkInt     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:AppleTalk Interfaces.cpt     AppleTalk Interfaces.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     AppleTalk Interfaces - What you need to do in order to use high-level  AppleTalk routines depends upon the interfaces you are using. Some  differences are outlined below.       AppleTalk2       AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:AppleTalk2.cpt     AppleTalk2.cpt                            0      60K     10/29/92     AppleTalk2 - This Technical Note discusses the new features of AppleTalk  available for system software version 7.0 and AppleTalk version 57. The new features include support for the Flagship Naming Service and the AppleTalk  Multiple Node Architecture. We present the Multiple Node Architecture and  discuss the new calls available to applications. We also discuss the impact of the new architecture on AppleTalk Device files (ADEVs), and the changes  necessary to make them multinode compatible.   AppleSharean     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:AppleShare and Old Finder.cpt     AppleShare and Old Finder.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     AppleShare and Old Finder - A rumor has been spread that if you use a  pre-AppleShare Finder on a workstation to access AppleShare volumes, you  can bypass AppleShare’s “access privilege” mechanisms. This is not true.  Access controls are enforced by the server, not by the Finder. If you use  an older Finder, you are still prevented (by the server) from gaining  access to protected files and folders; however, you will not get the proper user-interface feedback that you would if you were using the correct  Finder.  AppleShareab     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:AppleShareable Applications.cpt     AppleShareable Applications.cpt                      0       7K     10/29/92     AppleShareable Applications - Normally, applications on an AppleShare  server volume cannot be executed by more than one user at a time. This  technical note explains why, and tells how you can enable your application  to be shared.      AppleShareQ&     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:AppleShare Q&As.cpt     AppleShare Q&As.cpt                       0      21K     10/29/92     AppleShare Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   AppleShareLi     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:AppleShare Limits.cpt     AppleShare Limits.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     AppleShare Limits - This Technical Note describes some machine-dependent  limits of current versions of AppleShare and AppleShare servers. The  following chart lists some current AppleShare limits which are based upon  the chosen server platform and memory configuration.  The limits which  otherwise might be present on a workstation are still in effect and are not affected by the workstation being logged into an AppleShare server. These  limits will change in the future.   AppleShareFo     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:AppleShare Foreground Apps.cpt     AppleShare Foreground Apps.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     AppleShare Foreground Apps - This technical note outlines the requirements  and restrictions of an AppleShare foreground application. This information  pertains to AppleShare versions 1.1 and newer. An AppleShare server  requires a dedicated Macintosh. The server, however, is implemented as an  interrupt-driven application that runs in the system heap of the server  machine. This allows the running of a concurrent or foreground application  that will live in the application heap of the server machine. An example of a foreground application is LaserShare, the LaserWriter spooler available  from Apple. AppleEventsS     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Interapplication Comm.:AppleEvents Send to Self.cpt     AppleEvents Send to Self.cpt                      0       8K     10/29/92     AppleEvents Send to Self - If an application suspends handling of an Apple  event which it sent to itself, the Apple Event Manager will return  errAETimeout as the result of the AESend call. The event was still sent  correctly, however, and the answer (if any) should appear later in the  reply descriptor. However, a problem in system software versions 7.0 and  7.0.1 prevents applications from getting the reply data.    AppleEventMg     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Interapplication Comm.:Apple Event Mgr Q&As.cpt     Apple Event Mgr Q&As.cpt                      0      13K     10/29/92     Apple Event Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   AppearanceOf     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Text:Appearance Of Text.cpt     Appearance Of Text.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     Appearance Of Text - This technical note describes why text doesn’t always  look the way you expect depending on the environment you are in.        AllegroCommo     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:Allegro Common Lisp.cpt     Allegro Common Lisp.cpt                      0      11K     10/29/92     Allegro Common Lisp - This Technical Note describes some known problems and provides solutions to these problems for the Macintosh Allegro Common Lisp™ package which is available from Apple Computer, Inc.  You should note,  however, that although Apple acquired Coral Software and is selling  Macintosh Allegro Common Lisp, Apple is not currently distributing any  other products which had been developed or previously sold by Coral  Software.   AliasMgrQ&As     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:Alias Mgr Q&As.cpt     Alias Mgr Q&As.cpt                        0       5K     10/29/92     Alias Mgr Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center  (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have  checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have  the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is  to get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the  polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   AliasFile        AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Files:Alias File.cpt     Alias File.cpt                            0      11K     10/29/92     Alias File - ResolveAliasFile always presents the user identity dialog when mounting remote volumes. This Technical Note offers an alternative  function, ResolveAliasFileMountOption, which uses the previously  undocumented FollowFinderAlias trap to resolve alias files only if their  target is on an already mounted volume. Also included is an IsAliasFile  routine for identifying alias files.    AddDriveDrvr     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Devices:AddDrive DrvrInstall.cpt     AddDrive DrvrInstall.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     AddDrive DrvrInstall - AddDrive, DrvrInstall, and _DrvrRemove are used in  the sample SCSI driver in the SCSI Development Package, which is available  from APDA. This Technical Note documents the parameters for these calls. Changes since March 1, 1988. Updated the DrvrInstall text to reflect the  use of register A0, which should contain a pointer to the driver when  called. Also added simple glue code for DrvrInstall and DrvrRemove since  none is available in the MPW interfaces.   ATalkRetryTi     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:ATalk Retry Timers.cpt     ATalk Retry Timers.cpt                      0      10K     10/29/92     ATalk Retry Timers - This Technical Note explains how to effectively use  timers and retry mechanisms of the various AppleTalk protocols to achieve  maximum performance on an internet.       ATRemoteAcce     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:AT Remote Access Q&As.cpt     AT Remote Access Q&As.cpt                      0       6K     10/29/92     AT Remote Access Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As  relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support  Center (DSC) along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t  have the editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A  function is to get new technical information and updates to you quickly,  saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   ATPQ&As.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:ATP Q&As.cpt     ATP Q&As.cpt                              0       5K     10/29/92     ATP Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a  specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center (DSC)  along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have the  editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is to  get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   ASP&AFP.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:ASP & AFP.cpt     ASP & AFP.cpt                             0       5K     10/29/92     ASP & AFP - The descriptions of the AppleTalk Session Protocol and  AppleTalk Filing Protocol functions within the body of the AppleTalk  Manager chapter are incorrect and conflict with those in the Summary of the AppleTalk Manager. This technical note resolves the discrepancy. The  descriptions of the AppleTalk Session Protocol and AppleTalk Filing  Protocol functions which are described on pages 534 through 548 of Inside  Macintosh Volume V conflict with the descriptions in the Summary of the  AppleTalk Manager section, pages 554 through 559.   AFPQ&As.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:AFP Q&As.cpt     AFP Q&As.cpt                              0       6K     10/29/92     AFP Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a  specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center (DSC)  along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have the  editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is to  get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   AFEQ&As.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:AFE Q&As.cpt     AFE Q&As.cpt                              0       9K     10/29/92     AFE Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a  specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center (DSC)  along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have the  editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is to  get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   ADSPQ&As.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Networking:ADSP Q&As.cpt     ADSP Q&As.cpt                             0       8K     10/29/92     ADSP Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center (DSC)  along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have the  editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is to  get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   ADBQ&As.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:ADB Q&As.cpt     ADB Q&As.cpt                              0      16K     10/29/92     ADB Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a  specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center (DSC)  along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have the  editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is to  get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   A5inGrowZone     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Memory:A5 in GrowZone Procs.cpt     A5 in GrowZone Procs.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     A5 in GrowZone Procs - If you have a grow zone function, it may get called  when a system routine is trying to allocate memory. Because this can  happen, you can’t be guaranteed that register A5 will be correct. If your  grow zone function depends on A5, you should save register A5, load A5 from the low-memory global CurrentA5 (a long word at $904), and restore the  caller’s A5 before you exit.    A5andPatchin     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Overview:A5 and Patching traps.cpt     A5 and Patching traps.cpt                      0       5K     10/29/92     A5 and Patching traps - Future software may allow desk accessories to have  their own globals by changing register A5 when the accessory is entered and exited. This can cause problems for applications that patch traps without  following certain rules.      A/UXSystemCa     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:A/UX  System Calls.cpt     A/UX  System Calls.cpt                      0      21K     10/29/92     A/UX  System Calls - This Technical Note discusses how to make A/UX system  calls from applications developed in the Macintosh environment.  This is  useful to anyone porting an existing Macintosh driver or application to  work on A/UX as well. Changes since August 1990. Added information about  how to make use of fork() system calls under MultiFinder, as well as how  various A/UX system calls behave under the MultiFinder emulation mode.     A/UXQ&As.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:A/UX Q&As.cpt     A/UX Q&As.cpt                             0      25K     10/29/92     A/UX Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center (DSC)  along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have the  editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is to  get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   A/UXCompatib     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:A/UX Compatibility Guide.cpt     A/UX Compatibility Guide.cpt                      0      12K     10/29/92     A/UX Compatibility Guide - This Technical Note describes details of the  A/UX 2.0 implementation of which developers should be aware, so that their  Macintosh applications also work properly under A/UX. Changes since April  1989. This Note formerly described A/UX 1.1 Toolbox Bugs, but has been  completely rewritten to cover A/UX 2.0 compatibility. Changes since June  1990. Changes due to A/UX 2.0.1, also added some new important issues.    A/ROSEQ&As       AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Platforms & Tools:A/ROSE Q&As.cpt     A/ROSE Q&As.cpt                           0      15K     10/29/92     A/ROSE Q&As - This Technical Note contains a collection of Q&As relating to a specific topic—questions you’ve sent the Developer Support Center (DSC)  along with answers from the DSC engineers. While DSC engineers have checked the Q&A content for accuracy, the Q&A Technical Notes don’t have the  editing and organization of other Technical Notes. The Q&A function is to  get new technical information and updates to you quickly, saving the polish for when the information migrates into reference manuals.   32-BitQuickD     AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Imaging:Graphics:32-Bit QuickDraw V1.2.cpt     32-Bit QuickDraw V1.2.cpt                      0       9K     10/29/92     32-Bit QuickDraw V1.2 - This Technical Note describes the changes and  enhancements to 32-Bit QuickDraw from version 1.0 (as shipped on the  original Color Disk) to version 1.2, which ships with System Software 6.0.5 and later.  This Note assumes familiarity with Inside Macintosh, Volume V,  Color QuickDraw, and 32-Bit QuickDraw release notes.     21RGBSpecs       AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Hardware:21" RGB Specs.cpt     21" RGB Specs.cpt                         0       7K     10/29/92     21" RGB Specs - This Technical Note presents the technical specifications  for the Macintosh 21" Color Display with the objective of allowing display  board and accelerator board manufacturers to ensure compatibility with this monitor.      128KROM/Asm      AMUG CD:Files:MacTechNotes:Memory:128K ROM/Asm.cpt     128K ROM/Asm.cpt                          0       5K     10/29/92     128K ROM/Asm - When calling MaxApplZone and MoveHHi from assembly language, be sure to get the correct code. MaxApplZone and MoveHHi were marked [Not  in ROM] in Inside Macintosh, Volumes I-III . They are ROM calls in the 128K ROM. Since they are not in the 64K ROM, if you want your program to work on 64K ROM routines it is necessary to call the routines by a JSR to a glue  (library) routine instead of using the actual trap macro. The glue calls  the ROM routines if they are available, or executes its copy of them  (linked into your program) if not.  TGP1.40.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Education:T-Z:TGP 1.40.cpt     TGP 1.40.cpt             1.40             0      77K     10/28/92     TGP1.40 - The Teacher's Grading Program is a simple yet effective way to  keep track of your students progress.        TacTickle1.0     AMUG CD:Files:Game:T:TacTickle 1.0.4.cpt     TacTickle 1.0.4.cpt      1.0.4            0      32K     10/28/92     TacTickle 1.0.4 - This is a tic-tac-toe game...with a twist. Shareware.   Runs under System 7.0.        SpectreWorld     AMUG CD:Files:Game:S:Spectre World Editor 1.2.cpt     Spectre World Editor 1.2.cpt     1.2              0      76K     10/28/92     Spectre World Editor 1.2 - allows you to rearrange the spectre map to your  advantage.        RussianRoule     AMUG CD:Files:Game:R:Russian Roulette 1.1.1.cpt     Russian Roulette 1.1.1.cpt     1.1.1            0      58K     10/28/92     Russian Roulette 1.1.1 - This is a combination shoot-em-up and maze game.   Kinda weird, but interesting. Shareware.        QuickTime1.5     AMUG CD:Files:QuickTime:Q-R:QuickTime 1.5.cpt     QuickTime 1.5.cpt        1.5              0     386K     10/28/92     QuickTime 1.5 is a system software extension which allows the integration  of dynamic data such as video, sounds and animation to mainstream  applications. Comes with several files: QuickTime 1.5, Scrapbook and a  readme. Works with System 7.1 and above. Copyright Apple Computer. All  rights reserved.     MineField1.0     AMUG CD:Files:Game:M:Mine Field 1.0.1.cpt     Mine Field 1.0.1.cpt     1.0.1            0      48K     10/28/92     Mine Field 1.0.1 - Mark the mines and then try not to step on them with  this game from John Lindal.        MinSystem        AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:M:Min-System-Installer.cpt     Min-System-Installer.cpt                      0      40K     10/28/92     Min-System-Installer - This 15$-shareware-installer creates a minimal  System disk by deleting some resources from your System7, Finder, System 7  Tuneup, CapsLock, and the System Enablers for the Mac IIvx, IIvi, Powerbook 160/180, and Duo210/210. Up to 350 kBytes disk space will be freed!      Mazer3D2.1       AMUG CD:Files:Game:M:Mazer 3D 2.1.cpt        Mazer 3D 2.1.cpt         2.1              0      75K     10/28/92     Mazer 3D 2.1 - This is a 3D maze that you enter and try to work your way  out of from John Lindal.        MacTurnover1     AMUG CD:Files:Game:M:MacTurnover 1.2.2.cpt     MacTurnover 1.2.2.cpt     1.2.2            0      39K     10/28/92     MacTurnover 1.2.2 - This is a very tough checkers type game from John  Lindal.        Crypto1.2.3      AMUG CD:Files:Game:C:Crypto 1.2.3.cpt        Crypto 1.2.3.cpt         1.2.3            0      40K     10/28/92     Crypto 1.2.3 - Encrypt messages so that only your friends can read them  with this tool from John Lindal.        BlackBox1.22     AMUG CD:Files:Game:B:Black Box 1.2.2.cpt     Black Box 1.2.2.cpt      1.2.2            0      46K     10/28/92     Black Box 1.2.2 - Fire rays into the box to try and destroy the obstacles  in this game from John Lindal.        3DTicTacTo       AMUG CD:Files:Game:A:3D Tic-Tac-Toe 1.0.6.cpt     3D Tic-Tac-Toe 1.0.6.cpt     1.0.6            0      40K     10/28/92     3D Tic-Tac-Toe 1.0.6 - This is a fun 3D Tic Tac Toe game by John Lindal.  The board has four levels and you must watch for checkers in vertical as  well as horizontal modes.       SingleShare      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Network:SingleShare.cpt     SingleShare.cpt                           0     114K     10/27/92     This is a shareware file server.  It runs in the background so it is  perfect for a small network.  It supports up to 10 clients and works very  similar to AppleShare.       ScanShare        AMUG CD:Files:Util:Network:ScanShare.cpt     ScanShare.cpt                             0      15K     10/27/92     The ScanShare™ software enables your Macintosh to share Apple® Scanners  with other Macintosh computers connected to your network. The 20-pages  manual can be compressed into few paragraphs (System 7 users can use  Balloon Help™) Any Macintosh can operate as a ScanShare server and as a  ScanShare client: when somebody works with your scanner, you can use  scanners attached to other computers. This is a demo version.    Publicfolder     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Network:publicfolder.cpt     publicfolder.cpt                          0      24K     10/27/92     Publicfolder - is a CDEV that allows you to share a public folder on an  appletalk network.        PortShare1.2     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Network:PortShare1.2.cpt     PortShare1.2.cpt         1.2              0      19K     10/27/92     The PortShare(tm) 1.2 software enables your Macintosh to share modem ports  with other Macintosh computers connected to your network. So a modem  or a  serial printer (as ImageWriter/StyleWriter) can be used from any  computer  on the network. You  can  download  the  latest pre-release version of  PortShare (1.2) from    many    electronic   sources:   UseNet,  FTP-archives   (like sumex-aim.stanford.edu), AppleLink, local BBS, and  others. To obtain the full version of PortShare, call our dealers in North  America, GlobalWay, PO Box 1631, Campbell CA 95009-1631, U.S.A.  phone: 1  [phone]. This is a demo. NetCatalog       AMUG CD:Files:Util:Network:NetCatalog.cpt     NetCatalog.cpt                            0      17K     10/27/92     NetCatalog - NetCatalog simultaneously catalogs files (and their version  numbers) on default volumes from one or more Macs on a local area network.  All of the catalogs compile into one text file, which can be manipulated  and printed from any word processor. An additional feature allows  broadcasting an "instant message" to one or more Macs on the network.  NetCatalog was developed as a research tool for asynchronous device manager calls, but should provide a useful tool to network administrators. It's  free.  FILESORTER       AMUG CD:Files:Util:Network:FILESORTER.cpt     FILESORTER.cpt                            0      17K     10/27/92     FileSorter - Small application reads information from all the directories  on all mounted volumes on your Mac or network and generates a tab-delimited text file with information including drive, path, name, creation date,  modified date, file type, file creator, data size and resource size. Text  file can then be read into database, spreadsheet or word processor for  analysis. No shareware fee required!    BROADCAST2.0     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Network:BROADCAST 2.0.cpt     BROADCAST 2.0.cpt        2.0              0      25K     10/27/92     BroadCast 2.0, a RDEV (Chooser document) that allows you to send messages  between Macs on an AppleTalk network.  Put BroadCast in your System Folder  and Restart your Mac. Open the Chooser and select BroadCast to send a  message to another Mac. I tried it a little under both System 6 and 7 and  it worked just fine. Shareware from Germany. Basically a quick, easy,  limited and inexpensivform of E-mail. BroadCast is shareware.  If, after a  trial period of one month you decide to use it, you must register your  copy.  The fee is US $25 for each zone or US $100 for all zones within one  AppleTalk network. Written by Joachim Lindenberg. WorldFactbS2     AMUG CD:Files:Education:T-Z:World Factbook Stack 1.0.cpt.#2     World Factbook Stack 1.0.cpt.#2     2                0     109K     10/27/92     The information here is from the electronic World Factbook edition dated 15 October 1991.  I loaded it into HyperCard, and scanned in the maps  associated with each country (see the stack "World Factbook Maps 1.0"; I  apologize in advance for the poor quality of many of the scanned maps).   There are 247 cards for the countries (or other entities), plus appendices. The fonts which I used are the Palatino family (since I like its looks, and it comes with HyperCard) and 9-point Monaco (for columnized text). This is  part 2 of 2 by Mark Zimmermann.  WorldFactbS1     AMUG CD:Files:Education:T-Z:World Factbook Stack 1.0.cpt.#1     World Factbook Stack 1.0.cpt.#1     1                0     784K     10/27/92     The information here is from the electronic World Factbook edition dated 15 October 1991.  I loaded it into HyperCard, and scanned in the maps  associated with each country (see the stack "World Factbook Maps 1.0"; I  apologize in advance for the poor quality of many of the scanned maps).   There are 247 cards for the countries (or other entities), plus appendices. The fonts which I used are the Palatino family (since I like its looks, and it comes with HyperCard) and 9-point Monaco (for columnized text). This is  part 1 of 2 by Mark Zimmermann.   WorldFactM2      AMUG CD:Files:Education:T-Z:World Factbook Maps 1.0.cpt.#2     World Factbook Maps 1.0.cpt.#2     2                0     398K     10/27/92     World Factbook Maps 1.0 part 2 of 2. The information here is from the  electronic World Factbook edition dated 15 October 1991.  I loaded it into  HyperCard, and scanned in the maps associated with each country (see the  stack "World Factbook Maps 1.0"; I apologize in advance for the poor  quality of many of the scanned maps).  There are 247 cards for the  countries (or other entities), plus appendices.  The fonts which I used are the Palatino family (since I like its looks, and it comes with HyperCard)  and 9-point Monaco (for columnized text). By Mark Zimmermann.  WorldFactM1      AMUG CD:Files:Education:T-Z:World Factbook Maps 1.0.cpt.#1     World Factbook Maps 1.0.cpt.#1     1                0     676K     10/27/92     World Factbook Maps 1.0 part 1 of 2. The information here is from the  electronic World Factbook edition dated 15 October 1991.  I loaded it into  HyperCard, and scanned in the maps associated with each country (see the  stack "World Factbook Maps 1.0"; I apologize in advance for the poor  quality of many of the scanned maps).  There are 247 cards for the  countries (or other entities), plus appendices.  The fonts which I used are the Palatino family (since I like its looks, and it comes with HyperCard)  and 9-point Monaco (for columnized text). By Mark Zimmermann.   WyomingHTB2      AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Wyoming HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Wyoming HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      41K     10/27/92     Wyoming HTB 2.1 L1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       WisconsinHTB     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Wisconsin HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Wisconsin HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      43K     10/27/92     Wisconsin HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       WestVirginia     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:West Virginia HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     West Virginia HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      41K     10/27/92     West Virginia HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use  HyperTextBook format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up  to the present day.       WashingtonHT     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Washington HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Washington HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      42K     10/27/92     Washington HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       VirginiaHTB2     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Virginia HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Virginia HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      44K     10/27/92     Virginia HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       VermontHTB2      AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Vermont HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Vermont HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      44K     10/27/92     Vermont HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       UtahHTB2.1L1     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Utah HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Utah HTB 2.1 L1.cpt      2.1              0      42K     10/27/92     Utah HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present day.        TexasHTB2.1      AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Texas HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Texas HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      45K     10/27/92     Texas HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       TennesseeHTB     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Tennessee HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Tennessee HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      41K     10/27/92     Tennessee HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       SouthDakotaH     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:South Dakota HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     South Dakota HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      39K     10/27/92     South Dakota HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       SouthCarolin     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:South Carolina HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     South Carolina HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      42K     10/27/92     South Carolina HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use  HyperTextBook format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up  to the present day.       RhodeIslandH     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Rhode Island HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Rhode Island HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      40K     10/27/92     Rhode Island HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       Pennsylvania     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Pennsylvania HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Pennsylvania HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      46K     10/27/92     Pennsylvania HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       OregonHTB2.1     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Oregon HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Oregon HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      41K     10/27/92     Oregon HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       OklahomaHTB2     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Oklahoma HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Oklahoma HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      41K     10/27/92     Oklahoma HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       OhioHTB2.1       AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Ohio HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Ohio HTB 2.1 L1.cpt      2.1              0      45K     10/27/92     Ohio HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present day.        NorthDakotaH     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:North Dakota HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     North Dakota HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      41K     10/27/92     North Dakota HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       NorthCarolin     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:North Carolina HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     North Carolina HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      43K     10/27/92     North Carolina HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use  HyperTextBook format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up  to the present day.       NewYorkHTB2      AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:New York HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     New York HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      44K     10/27/92     New York HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       NewMexicoHTB     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:New Mexico HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     New Mexico HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      43K     10/27/92     New Mexico HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       NewJerseyHTB     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:New Jersey HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     New Jersey HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      44K     10/27/92     New Jersey HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       NewHampshire     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:New Hampshire HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     New Hampshire HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      41K     10/27/92     New Hampshire HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use  HyperTextBook format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up  to the present day.       NevadaHTB2.1     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Nevada HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Nevada HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      41K     10/27/92     Nevada HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       NebraskaHTB2     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Nebraska HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Nebraska HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      41K     10/27/92     Nebraska HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       MontanaHTB2      AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Montana HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Montana HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      41K     10/27/92     Montana HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       MissouriHTB2     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Missouri HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Missouri HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      42K     10/27/92     Missouri HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       MississippiH     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Mississippi HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Mississippi HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      41K     10/27/92     Mississippi HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       MinnesotaHTB     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Minnesota HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Minnesota HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      42K     10/27/92     Minnesota HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       MichiganHTB2     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Michigan HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Michigan HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      45K     10/27/92     Michigan HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       Massachusett     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Massachusetts HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Massachusetts HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      46K     10/27/92     Massachusetts HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use  HyperTextBook format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up  to the present day.       MarylandHTB2     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Maryland HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Maryland HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      43K     10/27/92     Maryland HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       MaineHTB2.1L     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Maine HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Maine HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      42K     10/27/92     Maine HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       LouisianaHTB     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Louisiana HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Louisiana HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      44K     10/27/92     Louisiana HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       KentuckyHTB2     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Kentucky HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Kentucky HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      43K     10/27/92     Kentucky HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       KansasHTB2.1     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Kansas HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Kansas HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      42K     10/27/92     Kansas HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       IowaHTB2.1L1     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Iowa HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Iowa HTB 2.1 L1.cpt      2.1              0      43K     10/27/92     Iowa HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present day.        IndianaHTB2      AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Indiana HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Indiana HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      41K     10/27/92     Indiana HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       IllinoisHTB2     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Illinois HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Illinois HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      42K     10/27/92     Illinois HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       IdahoHTB2.1L     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Idaho HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Idaho HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      41K     10/27/92     Idaho HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       HawaiiHTB2.1     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Hawaii HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Hawaii HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      43K     10/27/92     Hawaii HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       GeorgiaHTB2      AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Georgia HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Georgia HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      42K     10/27/92     Georgia HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       FloridaHTB2      AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Florida HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Florida HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      43K     10/27/92     Florida HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       DelawareHTB2     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Delaware HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Delaware HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      38K     10/27/92     Delaware HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       ConnecticutH     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Connecticut HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Connecticut HTB 2.1 L1.cpt                      0      41K     10/27/92     Connecticut HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       ColoradoHTB2     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Colorado HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Colorado HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      41K     10/27/92     Colorado HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       CaliforniaHT     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:California HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     California HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      49K     10/27/92     California HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       ArkansasHTB2     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Arkansas HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Arkansas HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      43K     10/27/92     Arkansas HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       ArizonaHTB2      AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Arizona HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Arizona HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      44K     10/27/92     Arizona HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       AlaskaHTB2.1     AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Alaska HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Alaska HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      46K     10/27/92     Alaska HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       AlabamaHTB2      AMUG CD:Files:Education:States:Alabama HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Alabama HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      41K     10/27/92     Alabama HTB 2.1 - Basic info on the state in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history of the area from before statehood up to the present  day.       RomeoAndJuli     AMUG CD:Files:Education:Shakespeare:Tragedy:Romeo And Juliet v.1.0.cpt     Romeo And Juliet v.1.0.cpt     1.0              0      80K     10/27/92     Romeo And Juliet v.1.0 - This stack contains the full text of the play  Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, arranged and styled and formatted  by me.  I used as an authority the out-of-copyright Complete Works of  William Shakespeare, first published as the Globe Edition in 1864 and  revised in 1911, edited by William George Clark and William Aldis Wright.   I accepted that book’s text except for about a dozen rather obvious  typographical errors in the play, which I attempted to correct by comparing with other sources.  Macbeth          AMUG CD:Files:Education:Shakespeare:Tragedy:Macbeth - new format.cpt     Macbeth - new format.cpt                      0      75K     10/27/92     Macbeth - This stack contains the full text of the play Macbeth by William  Shakespeare, arranged and styled and formatted and proofread by me.  I used as an authority the out-of-copyright Complete Works of William Shakespeare, first published as the “Globe Edition” in 1864 and revised in 1911, edited  by William George Clark and William Aldis Wright.  I followed that book’s  text except for a few obvious typographical errors, which I attempted to  correct by consulting other sources.   KingLearv1       AMUG CD:Files:Education:Shakespeare:Tragedy:King Lear — v.1.0.cpt     King Lear — v.1.0.cpt     1.0              0     106K     10/27/92     King Lear — v.1.0 - This HyperCard stack contains the full text of the play King Lear by William Shakespeare, as arranged and styled and formatted and  proofread by me.  I used as an authority the out-of-copyright Complete  Works of William Shakespeare, first published as the “Globe Edition” in  1864 and revised in 1911, edited by William George Clark and William Aldis  Wright.  I followed that book’s text, except for a few obvious  typographical errors, which I attempted to correct by consulting other  sources.  Shakespeare      AMUG CD:Files:Education:Shakespeare:Shakespeare’s Works Vol. 1.cpt     Shakespeare’s Works Vol. 1.cpt                      0     850K     10/27/92     Shakespeare’s Works Vol. 1 - Welcome to Shakespeare’s Plays & Poetry —  Volume 1. This collection contains three comedies. A Midsummer-Night’s  Dream; As You Like It; and The Merry Wives of Windsorthree tragedies Romeo  and Juliet; Macbeth; and King Lear; three histories King Henry IV, Part I;  King Henry IV, Part II; and King Richard III;and three poems (or  collections of poems): Venus and Adonis; the Sonnets; and The Rape of  Lucrece. This is free software — please share it with your friends!   VenusandAdon     AMUG CD:Files:Education:Shakespeare:Poetry:Venus and Adonis — v.1.0.cpt     Venus and Adonis — v.1.0.cpt     1.0              0      47K     10/27/92     Venus and Adonis — v.1.0 - This HyperCard stack contains the full text of  the poem Venus and Adonis by William Shakespeare, as arranged and styled  and formatted and proofread by me.  I used as an authority the  out-of-copyright Complete Works of William Shakespeare, first published as  the “Globe Edition” in 1864 and revised in 1911, edited by William George  Clark and William Aldis Wright.  I followed that book’s text slavishly,  except for a few very obvious typographical errors, which I attempted to  correct by consulting other sources.   Sonnetsv.1.0     AMUG CD:Files:Education:Shakespeare:Poetry:Sonnets v.1.0.cpt     Sonnets v.1.0.cpt        1.0              0      70K     10/27/92     Sonnets v.1.0 - This stack contains the full text of the 154 sonnets by  William Shakespeare, arranged and styled and formatted and proofread by me. I used as an authority the out-of-copyright Complete Works of William  Shakespeare, first published as the “Globe Edition” in 1864 and revised in  1911, edited by William George Clark and William Aldis Wright.  I followed  that book’s text except for a few obvious typographical errors, which I  attempted to correct by consulting other sources.   Lucrece1         AMUG CD:Files:Education:Shakespeare:Poetry:Lucrece — v.1.0.cpt     Lucrece — v.1.0.cpt      1.0              0      90K     10/27/92     Lucrece — v.1.0 - This HyperCard stack contains the full text of a work by  William Shakespeare, as arranged and styled and formatted and proofread by  me.  I used as an authority the out-of-copyright Complete Works of William  Shakespeare, first published as the “Globe Edition” in 1864 and revised in  1911, edited by William George Clark and William Aldis Wright.  I followed  that book’s text except for a few obvious typographical errors, which I  attempted to correct by consulting other sources.   KingRichard3     AMUG CD:Files:Education:Shakespeare:Histories:King Richard III v.1.0.cpt     King Richard III v.1.0.cpt     1.0              0      95K     10/27/92     King Richard III v.1.0 - This stack contains the full text of the tragedy  Richard III by William Shakespeare, arranged and styled and formatted and  proofread by me.  I used as an authority the out-of-copyright Complete  Works of William Shakespeare, first published as the “Globe Edition” in  1864 and revised in 1911, edited by William George Clark and William Aldis  Wright.  I followed that book’s text except for about a dozen obvious  typographical errors, which I attempted to correct by consulting other  sources.  HenryIVPart2     AMUG CD:Files:Education:Shakespeare:Histories:Henry IV, Part II.cpt     Henry IV, Part II.cpt     II               0     100K     10/27/92     Henry IV, Part II — v.1.0 - King Henry IV, Part II --- version 1.0 of the  HyperCard 2 stack from ^z. Play by Shakespeare; free software under GNU  GPL. "Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown." Advanced features.       HenryIVPartI     AMUG CD:Files:Education:Shakespeare:Histories:Henry IV Part I—v.1.0.cpt     Henry IV Part I—v.1.0.cpt     1.0              0      80K     10/27/92     Henry IV Part I—v.1.0 - This stack contains the full text of the play King  Henry IV, Part I by William Shakespeare, arranged and styled and formatted  and proofread by me.  I used as an authority the out-of-copyright Complete  Works of William Shakespeare, first published as the “Globe Edition” in  1864 and revised in 1911, edited by William George Clark and William Aldis  Wright.  I followed that book’s text except for a few obvious typographical errors, which I attempted to correct by consulting other sources.   MidSummer-Ni     AMUG CD:Files:Education:Shakespeare:Comedy:MidSummer-Night's Dream.1.0.cpt     MidSummer-Night's Dream.1.0.cpt     1.0              0      75K     10/27/92     MidSummer-Night's Dream.1.0 - This stack contains the full text of the play A Midsummer-Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare, arranged and styled and  formatted by me.  I used as an authority the out-of-copyright Complete  Works of William Shakespeare, first published as the “Globe Edition” in  1864 and revised in 1911, edited by William George Clark and William Aldis  Wright.  I accepted that book’s text except for ten rather obvious  typographical errors in the play, which I attempted to correct by comparing with other sources.  MerryWives.1     AMUG CD:Files:Education:Shakespeare:Comedy:Merry Wives.1.0.cpt     Merry Wives.1.0.cpt      1.0              0      75K     10/27/92     Merry Wives.1.0 - This HyperCard stack contains the full text of the play  The Merry Wives of Windsor by William Shakespeare, as arranged and styled  and formatted and proofread by me.  I used as an authority the  out-of-copyright Complete Works of William Shakespeare, first published as  the “Globe Edition” in 1864 and revised in 1911, edited by William George  Clark and William Aldis Wright.  I followed that book’s text slavishly,  except for a few very obvious typographical errors, which I attempted to  correct by consulting other sources.   AsYouLikeItv     AMUG CD:Files:Education:Shakespeare:Comedy:As You Like It v.1.0.cpt     As You Like It v.1.0.cpt     1.0              0      70K     10/27/92     As You Like It v.1.0 - This stack contains the full text of the play As You Like It by William Shakespeare, arranged and styled and formatted and  proofread by me.  I used as an authority the out-of-copyright Complete  Works of William Shakespeare, first published as the “Globe Edition” in  1864 and revised in 1911, edited by William George Clark and William Aldis  Wright.  I followed that book’s text except for a few obvious typographical errors, which I attempted to correct by consulting other sources.   JapanHTBv1.0     AMUG CD:Files:Education:J:Japan HTB v1.0.cpt     Japan HTB v1.0.cpt       1.0              0      43K     10/27/92     Japan HTB v1.0 is a stack in HyperText format about Japan. Read more about  this topic in this HyperCard Stack from All American software by  downloading it.  ©1991 Jeff Iverson and All-American Software Development  Corp. StudySystems and HyperTextBook are trademarks of All-American  Software Development Corp.     IndiaHTBv1.0     AMUG CD:Files:Education:H:India HTB v1.0.cpt     India HTB v1.0.cpt       1.0              0      48K     10/27/92     India HTB v1.0 is a stack in HyperText format about India. Read more about  this topic in this HyperCard Stack from All American software by  downloading it.  ©1991 Jeff Iverson and All-American Software Development  Corp. StudySystems and HyperTextBook are trademarks of All-American  Software Development Corp.     GermanyHTB1      AMUG CD:Files:Education:G:Germany HTB v1.0.cpt     Germany HTB v1.0.cpt     1.0              0      46K     10/27/92     Germany HTB v1.0 is a stack in HyperText format about Germany. Read more  about this topic in this HyperCard Stack from All American software by  downloading it.  ©1991 Jeff Iverson and All-American Software Development  Corp. StudySystems and HyperTextBook are trademarks of All-American  Software Development Corp.     FranceHTBv1      AMUG CD:Files:Education:F:France HTB v1.0.cpt     France HTB v1.0.cpt      1.0              0      43K     10/27/92     France HTB v1.0 is a stack in HyperText format about France. Read more  about this topic in this HyperCard Stack from All American software by  downloading it.  ©1991 Jeff Iverson and All-American Software Development  Corp. StudySystems and HyperTextBook are trademarks of All-American  Software Development Corp.     EgyptHTBv1.0     AMUG CD:Files:Education:E:Egypt HTB v1.0.cpt     Egypt HTB v1.0.cpt       1.0              0      43K     10/27/92     Egypt HTB v1.0 is a stack in HyperText format about Egypt. Read more about  this topic in this HyperCard Stack from All American software by  downloading it.  ©1991 Jeff Iverson and All-American Software Development  Corp. StudySystems and HyperTextBook are trademarks of All-American  Software Development Corp.     Dictionary2      AMUG CD:Files:Education:D:Dictionary Stackv.1.0.cpt.#2     Dictionary Stackv.1.0.cpt.#2                      0     1341K     10/27/92     Dictionary Stack — v.1.0.cpt.#2 - This is part 2 of the Dictionary Stack by Zimmermann. This part must be joined with part 1 for a 6 meg dictionary  stack on your desktop.       Dictionary1      AMUG CD:Files:Education:D:Dictionary Stackv.1.0.cpt     Dictionary Stackv.1.0.cpt     1                0     1414K     10/27/92     Dictionary Stack — v.1.0 - This is part 1 of the Dictionary Stack by  Zimmermann. This part must be joined with part 2 for a 6 meg dictionary  stack on your desktop.       Constitution     AMUG CD:Files:Education:C:Constitution.cpt     Constitution.cpt                          0      20K     10/27/92     Constitution - in MS Word 3.01 format of the Constitution.         ConstitutUS      AMUG CD:Files:Education:C:Constitution of US.cpt     Constitution of US.cpt                      0      27K     10/27/92     Constitution of US - US Constitution stack.         CanadaHTBv1      AMUG CD:Files:Education:C:Canada HTB v1.0.cpt     Canada HTB v1.0.cpt                       0      46K     10/27/92     Canada HTB v1.0 is a stack in HyperText format about Canaa. Read more about this topic in this HyperCard Stack from All American software by  downloading it.  ©1991 Jeff Iverson and All-American Software Development  Corp. StudySystems and HyperTextBook are trademarks of All-American  Software Development Corp.     BelgiumHTB1      AMUG CD:Files:Education:B:Belgium HTB v1.0.cpt     Belgium HTB v1.0.cpt     1.0              0      44K     10/27/92     Belgium HTB v1.0 is a stack in HyperText format about Belgium. Read more  about this topic in this HyperCard Stack from All American software by  downloading it.  ©1991 Jeff Iverson and All-American Software Development  Corp. StudySystems and HyperTextBook are trademarks of All-American  Software Development Corp.     AustraliaHTB     AMUG CD:Files:Education:A:Australia HTB v1.0.cpt     Australia HTB v1.0.cpt                      0      47K     10/27/92     Australia is the world's smallest continent and sixth largest country. With proportionately more desert land than any other continent, Australia has a  low population density. Lying completely in the Southern Hemisphere,  Australia is bounded by the Indian Ocean on the west and south and by the  Pacific Ocean on the east. These oceans merge on the north in the Arafura  Sea between Australia and Indonesia and New Guinea, and on the south in the Bass Strait. Read more about Australia in this HyperCard Stack from All  American software by downloading it.  ©1991 Jeff Iverson and All-American  Software Development Corp. StudySystems and HyperTextBook are trademarks of All-American Software Development Corp.XternalJourn     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:U-Z:Xternal Journal for HC2.cpt     Xternal Journal for HC2.cpt                      0     536K     10/27/92     Xternal Journal for HC2 - Xternal Journal is a collection of more than 500  XCMDs and XFCNs that can be used in HyperCard, SuperCard, Microphone II and any other Macintosh program that uses these types of externals.       XLogicCircui     AMUG CD:Files:Education:T-Z:XLogicCircuits 1.01.cpt     XLogicCircuits 1.01.cpt     1.01             0      58K     10/27/92     XLogicCircuits 1.01 - The program xLogicCircuits allows you to  construct (rather idealized) circuits made up of AND, OR, and NOT gates.  Circuits with feedback loops are alowed, so that you can construct memory  elements such as flip-flops. You can save the circuits as files. These  files can later be used as subcircuits in circuits created with the  program. A number of sample files are included on this disk. Because of the way the program is written, circuits created on a large screen cannot be  displayed on a smaller screen. I have included sample files for both large  and small screens. XFunctions2      AMUG CD:Files:Education:T-Z:XFunctions 2.2.cpt     XFunctions 2.2.cpt       2.2              0     118K     10/27/92     XFunctions 2.2 - XFunctions is a general-purpose program for playing  with mathematical functions. It is not meant for use in scientific analysis or for making presentation-type graphs and charts. It was written primarily to help students learn mathematics. A major goal in writing the program was to make it as easy as possible to use, so that students can concentrate on  learning about mathematics, rather than learning about computers. It is  also fun just to play with (at least if you are mathematically inclined).   WORLDWAR3000     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:U-Z:WORLD WAR 3000 V1.0.cpt     WORLD WAR 3000 V1.0.cpt     1.0              0      39K     10/27/92     WORLD WAR 3000 V1.0 - World War 3000 is a Hypercard wargame similar to  popular board games such as Axis and Allies, Risk, Global Wars, and other  war games. Use strategy and a little luck to take over the world. If not  registered, you can only play against one computer opponent, but if you  send in the cheap $5 shareware fee, you can play with up to 5 computer or  human players.      WOLFMAN.CPT      AMUG CD:Files:DA:W-Z:WOLFMAN.CPT             WOLFMAN.CPT                               0       9K     10/27/92     WOLFMAN  - Wanna know when the Werewolves are gonna be prowling? Curious as to when you're gonna blow your stack the next time because the full moon is messing with your mind?  This little DA will show you the dates of the next 12 full moons. The animation in the corner of the window is just extra fun!     Waldo3.3.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:U-Z:Waldo3.3.cpt         Waldo3.3.cpt             3.3              0     189K     10/27/92     Waldo3.3 - WALDO V 3.3.3 is a HyperCard HyperText program. It requires HC v 2.0. WALDO processes plain text files into HyperText documents. There are  many HyperText indexing features in WALDO. Waldos may include graphics,  sound and animation and video. Waldo is ShareWare. Waldo creates E-mags and E-books. Version 3.3.3 is a major upgrade refining old features and adding  powerful new ones.     Vpn-11.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Game:U-Z:Vpn-11.cpt            Vpn-11.cpt               1.1              0      82K     10/27/92     Vpn-11 - Video Poker ... NOT! (Vpn) It may look like Video Poker, but  it's not. If you like to win, VPN lets you cheat. If you like to  understand, VPN provides some tools. If VPN does not convince you to stop  playing Video Poker, it will at least make you a better player.      TurboGopher      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:T:TurboGopher.cpt         TurboGopher.cpt                           0     123K     10/27/92     TurboGopher - A TCP network application.          TidBITS#147      AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:TidBits:126-150:TidBITS#147/AppleIntros.cpt     TidBITS#147/AppleIntros.cpt     147              0      13K     10/27/92     TidBITS#147/AppleIntros - We started writing an article about Apple's  new stuff, and it took hold and grew into a full special issue. Past issues contain some of the basic information about the new machines and policies  as well, so we held ourselves to writing about new topics and details  unknown until this point. This is good stuff, so read on if you want to  understand Apple's new machines and software. Topics, Apple Introduces New  Hardware and Software, Macintosh PowerBook Duos, PowerBook 160 and 180,    PowerBook 160 and 180 RAM Issue, Macintosh IIvi and IIvx, Macintosh Color  Display, AppleCD 300, System 7.1, QuickTime 1.5, New List Prices. TheSoundTre      AMUG CD:Files:Music:T:The Sound-Trecker.cpt     The Sound-Trecker.cpt     1.0              0      83K     10/27/92     The Sound-Trecker - The Sound-Trecker V1.0 is a program to play songs that  are stored in a special, compact format. This format was introduced by the  program “SoundTracker” written for computers of the Commodore-Amiga family. The music has high output quality, although it is not just digitized, but  stored in a compact way as notes. This approach makes it possible to obtain moderate file sizes (between 50 and 300 kBytes) even for songs which are  several minutes long. These music files are commonly called “Modules” or  “.MOD files”; let's call them just “Soundtracks” in this text.   StuffitLite3     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:S:StuffitLite3.0.1 Update.cpt     StuffitLite3.0.1 Update.cpt     3.0.1            0     158K     10/27/92     StuffitLite3.0.1 Update - A file to update Stuffit Lite from Version  3.0 to 3.01. Stuffit Lite is the shareware version of Stuffit Deluxe.        SPERMwhales      AMUG CD:Files:Art:Sn-Sz:SPERM  whales.cpt     SPERM  whales.cpt                         0     138K     10/27/92     SPERM  whales - Was trying to do something else, but produced this most bizarre image. It is like crayola in texture but has a beached pair of  whale look too......Kinda spermatazoa lookin' too. Hey. Heck...Just  download it and find out.      SpeedyFinder     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:S:SpeedyFinder1.5.4.cpt     SpeedyFinder1.5.4.cpt     1.5.4            0      61K     10/27/92     SpeedyFinder1.5.4 - SpeedyFinder is shareware, $20. It speeds many  finder functions and adds Command keys for Alias, Trash and others. Adds  Quit to finder menu. Will substitute applications. Displays floppies in  color and type. It's a GREAT little addition to your system file.      SpaceInvader     AMUG CD:Files:Game:S:SpaceInvader! 1.02.cpt     SpaceInvader! 1.02.cpt     1.02             0     253K     10/27/92     SpaceInvader! 1.02 - SpaceInvader! is a fast action "shoot em up" game, the goal is to achieve highest score. I am trying to make it very  responsive so you can shoot and maneuver as fast as you can, more or less a practice of your response. You are armed with a bullet gun or a laser gun.  Bullet costs you 1 point, you get lasers by catching laser supply. There  are four types of enemy bomb ships dropping bombs, each type has different  level of shield protection. Enemy also has bullet gun ship and laser ship  that shoot bullets and lasers at you.   SoundTrecke      AMUG CD:Files:Music:So-Sz:Sound-Trecker Japanese.cpt     Sound-Trecker Japanese.cpt                      0      86K     10/27/92     Sound-Trecker Japanese - - The Sound-Trecker V1.0 is a program to play  songs that are stored in a special, compact format. This format was  introduced by the program “SoundTracker” written for computers of the  Commodore-Amiga family. The music has high output quality, although it is  not just digitized, but stored in a compact way as notes. This approach  makes it possible to obtain moderate file sizes (between 50 and 300 kBytes) even for songs which are several minutes long. These music files are  commonly called “Modules” or “.MOD files”; let's call them just  “Soundtracks” in this text. Japanese version. SmartFolder1     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:S:SmartFolder1.1.cpt     SmartFolder1.1.cpt       1.1              0      10K     10/27/92     SmartFolder1.1 - SmartFolder is an freeware extension for System 7 that draws a number on top of the folder icons in the Finder that represents the number of files/folders within that folder. It draws over any existing  folder icon. If a folder has custom icon it will NOT draw a number on it  (NEW in version 1.1). It sometimes is useful to know at a glance if a  folder contains anything and this will do exactly that.    ScriptManage     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:S-Sh:ScriptManager_1-2.cpt     ScriptManager_1-2.cpt     1.2              0      48K     10/27/92     ScriptManager_1-2 - A stack with 7 Script managing utilities - AutoDoc, DePunch, Script Investigator, Search Scripts, PopNote, Simple Editor &  Functions.       Scriptingle      AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:S-Sh:Scripting-level-v1.0.cpt     Scripting-level-v1.0.cpt     1.0              0       3K     10/27/92     Scripting-level-v1.0 - A small stack that modifies your Home card &  sets the user level to "scripting" or "5".        Schuss.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Game:S:Schuss.cpt              Schuss.cpt                                0      30K     10/27/92     Schuss - This is a fun downhill ski game for your Macintosh. Supports  Colors and different courses.        SaveAll.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:S:SaveAll.cpt             SaveAll.cpt                               0      59K     10/27/92     SaveAll - This is a file compression utility that can achieve astonishing  compression rates of more than 100:1 - on all kinds of files including  text. It is specifically designed to compress multiple versions of the same document. It lets you store the complete history of changes for a document  in a single super-compressed file. This program is RewardWare. Registered  users receive a demo with a unique ID. Give it away to your friends, etc.  If any of them register, you get a reward. Details inside.   RemindMeV1.1     AMUG CD:Files:DA:Q-R:RemindMe V1.1.2.cpt     RemindMe V1.1.2.cpt      1.1.2            0      31K     10/27/92     RemindMe V1.1.2 - Double-click RemindMe(DA). Drag RemindMe out of the  opened suitcase file and into the Apple Menu Items folder in your system  folder. Then drag RemindMe(INIT) into the Extensions folder in your system  folder. Next, choose RemindMe from the Apple menu and click "Info" to read  the online help and registration information. Now your all set to go!     Ramadillo.9      AMUG CD:Files:Util:R:Ramadillo 0.91.cpt      Ramadillo 0.91.cpt       .91              0      20K     10/27/92     Ramadillo 0.91 - Ramadillo graphically and digitally displays the free  RAM in the heap of another application and the system heap free memory.  Memory is checked at a user-settable interval and the difference between  intervals is displayed. A flashing square shows when a sample was taken,  and the actual time between samples is displayed. Ramadillo can help  testers discover memory "leaks," or memory used but never released, and  prevents attributing crashes or hangs due to low memory to the last  sequence of steps executed.  Powerless        AMUG CD:Files:Util:Pm-Pz:Powerless.cpt       Powerless.cpt                             0      15K     10/27/92     Powerless - Powerless lets you schedule automatic, unattended system  shutdowns. This allows you to leave your computer running so that it can  complete a lengthy, boring task, only to be shut off later after a period  of time you specify. Powerless is a commercial product ($19.95), but is  being distributed as shareware through information services, a promotional  introduction courtesy of the Morgan Davis Group.    OuterSpaceIc     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:OuterSpace Icons.cpt     OuterSpace Icons.cpt                      0       6K     10/27/92     OuterSpace Icons - There are ten OUTER-SPACE icons in ResEdit file  (icl8) and one Wallpaper file that works well with these icons. If you  don't have Wallpaper, turn your desktop into black using "General" Control  Panel.      NoMoreMess       AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:N-O:No More Mess.cpt     No More Mess.cpt                          0       8K     10/27/92     No More Mess - No More Mess! is an INIT that gives you the option of  canceling out of a "Clean up" operation in the Finder. This is especially  handy if you really meant to empty the trash and didn't want your folder or desktop all messed up.      NewtonTrashM     AMUG CD:Files:QuickTime:N-O:Newton Trash Movie.cpt     Newton Trash Movie.cpt                      0      77K     10/27/92     Newton Trash Movie - Here's a short QuickTime Movie of how a Newton PDA empties the trash. It's a bit more dynamic than the Mac's bulging trash  can! It also has a cute sound effect that happens when you do it!       Network.gold     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:N-O:Network.gold          Network.gold                              0      48K     10/27/92     Network.gold - There is a wealth of information on the network.  In fact,  so much information, that you could spend your entire life browsing. This paper will present some of the "gold nuggets" of information and file repositories on the network that could be of use to end users.      Nebul.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Nebulæ.cpt     Nebulæ.cpt                                0       9K     10/27/92     Nebul - Awesome stellar image After Dark module! Wow! Generates many,  many different types of Nebulae (for the uninitiated, clouds of gas and dust throughout space, the supposed 'birthing place' of stars, a stellar nursery of sorts!) in 8- or 24-bit colour! This is a must have if you've got the After Dark system!     MyBattery1.2     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Powerbook:MyBattery1.20.cpt     MyBattery1.20.cpt        1.2              0      30K     10/27/92     MyBattery1.20 -  - MyBattery is the essential battery monitoring tool for  Macintosh notebook owners! MyBattery features include, Displays battery  voltage in both numeric and graphical form, Choice of either bar graph  display or "gas gauge" display, Toggle between estimate of remaining useful time on your battery, or elapsed time since recharger plugged in, Displays  battery charger status. Compatible with System 6.0.8 or later (System 7  friendly). Compatible with any portable that supports the Power Manager  (Macintosh Portable, all PowerBooks, Outbound notebooks, etc.)  MyCDStackv11     AMUG CD:Files:Music:M:My CD Stack v1.1.cpt     My CD Stack v1.1.cpt     1.1              0       9K     10/27/92     My CD Stack v1.1 - This is a stack I wrote for helping me keep track of my ever-growing CD Collection. The stack has a place for the CD Title,  Author, Songs and Purchase Price. The first card in the stack will tell you the Number of CD's in your collection and the Cost of your CD Collection.  To keep this stack small, I have only put a a few CD's into it...enough so  that you'll get the idea! Have fun with this one.    MusicMadness     AMUG CD:Files:Art:Md-Mz:MusicMadness.pict.cpt     MusicMadness.pict.cpt                      0     355K     10/27/92     MusicMadness.pict - This is a pict file of the Music Madness CD as captured with a Nikon slide scanner.        MontalciniUt     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Md-Mz:Montalcini Utilities.cpt     Montalcini Utilities.cpt                      0      56K     10/27/92     Montalcini Utilities - Here is a set of utilities by Alessandro Levi  Montalcini. Two are shareware, two are freeware. ERRDITOR 1.01, Powerful  graphical editor for system startup & system error alerts (shareware -  System 7 to use Paste via Get Info), GLOBAL SEARCH 1.02, Small utility that lets you search for an hexadecimal or character string in all the resources of a file, QUICK CONVERT 1.02, Small freeware utility that converts integer values to different bases (decimal, hexadecimal, binary, octal, base 2/32)  or to an OSType (a sequence of four ASCII characters, QUICK REDRAW 1.02.  MDR2.0.8.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Education:M:MDR 2.0.8.cpt      MDR 2.0.8.cpt            2.0.8            0     217K     10/27/92     MDR 2.0.8 - MDR (Macintosh (tm) Disability Resources) is a collection  of answers developed in response to the hundreds of questions the Worldwide Disability Solutions Group at Apple Computer, Inc. receives every week from individuals with disability and from special education and rehabilitation  professionals. Almost all of these questions--from novices and experts  alike--relate to how someone with a disability can use a Macintosh.    Mazer3.2.3       AMUG CD:Files:Game:M:Mazer 3.2.3.cpt         Mazer 3.2.3.cpt          3.2.3            0      74K     10/27/92     Mazer 3.2.3 -  Mazer is the ultimate arcade-strategy maze game. The  computer can generate an almost unlimited number of different mazes, and  you can even create your own. You also have full control over all the other features of the game, so you can make it as easy or as hard as you wish.  the game can range from simply a maze to solve to a complicated strategy  game to a nerve wracking test of perseverance.    Madrid2.2.0      AMUG CD:Files:Font:M:Madrid2.2.0.cpt         Madrid2.2.0.cpt          2.2.0            0      48K     10/27/92     Madrid2.2.0  - A Tall Slim typeface created from a type face book, it is mostly for display.  Nice for Graduations and formal type. Contains both  plain and expanded versions.       MacStarter       AMUG CD:Files:Prog:M:MacStarter.cpt          MacStarter.cpt                            0      61K     10/27/92     MacStarter - MacStarter.π is a simple application shell I have written  for myself in THINK C 5.0. Mostly, it provides the basic window behavior,   dragging, changing size, zooming, closing and vertical and horizontal  scroll bars. It uses a window class to provide these behaviors. You create  your own window by filling in the blanks in the definition of a subclass of the window class. You don't really need to know anything in advance about  object-oriented programming to use this shell. I wrote the program this way because it allowed me to localize the changes that you need to make to one  file, applicationProcs.c. LABELDA.CPT      AMUG CD:Files:DA:J-L:LABEL DA.CPT            LABEL DA.CPT                              0      11K     10/27/92     LABEL DA  - Very nice DA for printing labels, envelopes, or 3x5 file  cards. This file has been around a while, but still works like a charm.        KeeptheBozos     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:H-L:Keep the Bozos Out1.1.cpt     Keep the Bozos Out1.1.cpt     1.1              0      32K     10/27/92     Keep the Bozos Out1.1 - Hard drive password protection for the price of a postcard! Keep the Bozos Out is an INIT/Extension that requires a  password at startup to allow access to the files on your hard drive.  Extension bypassing and boot floppies will not overide protection. Also  includes BozoEdit, which allows password and exception list editing.     KavalerKursi     AMUG CD:Files:Font:K:KavalerKursive.cpt      KavalerKursive.cpt                        0      34K     10/27/92     KavalerKursive - KavalerKursive is a bold cursive face with all the  letters and the punctuation to boot!        Kapu!1.1.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:H-L:Kapu! 1.1.cpt          Kapu! 1.1.cpt            1.1              0      34K     10/27/92     Kapu! 1.1 - Kapu is a brand new password protection application for  business or home use. Prevents intrusion to your hard disk at start-up and  any time you leave your Mac unattended. Guard against keiki fingers or the  pirate. Ability to change your password at any time. Simple and bullet  proof. Complete documentation is included. Read the documentation first and please register.    InvestorsINF     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:H-L:Investors INFO 9210.cpt     Investors INFO 9210.cpt                      0      50K     10/27/92     Investors INFO 9210 - This issue of "Investor's INFO-mation" shows the  first buy signal, based on converging weekly cycles, in almost a year --  right on schedule. It also displays the top 20 profitable companies  reporting earnings in during the week of Oct 13-17. And as usual, it  presents an updated graphical view of the current business cycle.     HowToBuyAUse     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:H-L:How To Buy A Used Mac.TEXT     How To Buy A Used Mac.TEXT                      0      13K     10/27/92     How To Buy A Used Mac - It’s time to upgrade that aging Mac Plus to  something spiffier. You make a trip down to your friendly local dealer,  only to come back depressed by the cost of being up to date. It occurs to  you that perhaps you should check out the used computer market to get more  bang for your buck. Well, there are bargains to be had out there, but only  a savvy shopper can negotiate the pitfalls and come out with a good deal.    Headlines        AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Headlines.cpt     Headlines.cpt                             0      14K     10/27/92     Headlines - This After Dark module generates random "Enquirer" style  headlines. User editable file lets you create your own garish delusions.  Freeware. System 7 compatible.       GIFWatcher21     AMUG CD:Files:GIF:G:GIFWatcher 2.1.1.cpt     GIFWatcher 2.1.1.cpt     2.1.1            0      38K     10/27/92     GIFWatcher 2.1.1 - - GIFwatcher is a Mac desk accessory for viewing GIF  files. It is especially designed for viewing GIF files during download.  Using GIFwatcher, you can see what you're getting before your download has  been completed. Works with Sys 7 & 6.x. Includes special notes for  TeleFinder users. This is a bug-fix revision which supersedes version  2.1.0. (Sysop Note) This file expands to 4 files: GIFwatcher DA, 2.1.1  Update notes, Documentation(MacWrite), and Notes for TeleFinder Users. A  few other notes are included, along with useful documentation and history.  GetMoreInfo1     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:G:Get More Info151.cpt     Get More Info151.cpt     1.5.1            0      36K     10/27/92     Get More Info151 - Get More Info is an extention that provides a very  quick and easy way to change the type, creator and/or Finder flags for  files directly from the Finder. I found that the drag/drop apps out there  that change type/creators were too slow for me and I wanted something  faster. You invoke Get More Info by selecting the desired file(s) in the  Finder and then holding down the option key while choosing 'Get Info' from  the File menu in the Finder (or press cms-option-i after you select the  file(s) ). A modal dialog will open allowing you to change the type,  creator and any of the Finder flags for the file(s) selected. GENEOLOGYEXP     AMUG CD:Files:Education:G:GENEOLOGY EXPLORER.cpt     GENEOLOGY EXPLORER.cpt                      0      42K     10/27/92     GENEOLOGY EXPLORER - Geneology explorer allows you to trace your family tree by providing record templates. DEMO!        FunFaxes.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:F-G:Fun Faxes.cpt          Fun Faxes.cpt                             0      62K     10/27/92     Fun Faxes - Here are 8 different fun fax coversheets. Print them and  use them as they are or customize them. Or if you have a fax modem, fill  them out on screen and fax them from your Mac!!!!        FontMaster       AMUG CD:Files:Font:F:FontMaster.cpt          FontMaster.cpt                            0     122K     10/27/92     FontMaster -  well-done, public domain, font editor (bit-map variety)  from 1988.  Has lots of nice features.  Not shareware but freeware. Note- This program does not work with System 7 by itself. However, a patch  is available that will install the needed font resource to make it System 7 compatable.     FlameFilev12     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:F:FlameFile v1.2.cpt     FlameFile v1.2.cpt       1.2              0      13K     10/27/92     FlameFile v1.2  - FlameFile is a drag-and-drop "complete delete" utility that completely erases entire files and folders so that snoops with  "un-delete" utilities can't get at your work. Version 1.2 includes several  new security features, including the ability to change file names, creation & modification dates, file info, and file sizes before deleting, an  optional safety feature, as well as the standard support for folders and  Apple Events.   FinancialSuc     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:F-G:Financial Success!.cpt     Financial Success!.cpt                      0      25K     10/27/92     Financial Success! - This stack tells you how to achieve financial  success in your life. Charles J. Givens, one of Fortune magazines 20 best  American success stories has built a financial empire comparable to few in  the world. His function now is to teach others the strategies that he uses  to achieve and maintain his wealth. This will CHANGE YOUR LIFE....     FantasyCars      AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:F:Fantasy Cars.cpt       Fantasy Cars.cpt                          0      29K     10/27/92     Fantasy Cars - This is a fun little stack I created in some spare time.It  shows cars and other vehicles that are nonexistent now,but might be around in the future.I hope you have fun with this stack!!       ElectricFire     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Electric Fire™.cpt     Electric Fire™.cpt                        0       5K     10/27/92     Electric Fire - This small After Dark module will mesmerize you with a  startling variety of beautiful patterns.  It works very well in black &  white, and in color.       ElSoundTrec      AMUG CD:Files:Music:D-E:El Sound-Trecker.cpt     El Sound-Trecker.cpt                      0      83K     10/27/92     El Sound-Trecker - The Sound-Trecker V1.0 is a program to play songs that  are stored in a special, compact format. This format was introduced by the  program “SoundTracker” written for computers of the Commodore-Amiga family. The music has high output quality, although it is not just digitized, but  stored in a compact way as notes. This approach makes it possible to obtain moderate file sizes (between 50 and 300 kBytes) even for songs which are  several minutes long. These music files are commonly called “Modules” or  “.MOD files”; let's call them just “Soundtracks” in this text. This is the  Spanish version. EditIIDoc211     AMUG CD:Files:Word:E-G:Edit II Doc 211.MW.cpt     Edit II Doc 211.MW.cpt     2.1.1            0      19K     10/27/92     Edit II Doc 211.MW - Documentation for Edit II 2.1.1 in MacWrite format         EditII211        AMUG CD:Files:Word:E-G:Edit II 211.cpt       Edit II 211.cpt          2.1.1            0      54K     10/27/92     Edit II 211 - Edit II is a shareware text editor which alllows the  use of the cursor keys on the Mac keyboard for navigation. One level of  undo is supported. You can launch Edit II by double clicking old Edit files (since Edit II uses the same creator signature as Edit, that is, EDIT).  Stationery documents are supported under System 7.     Earthrisegif     AMUG CD:Files:GIF:E:Earthrise.gif.cpt        Earthrise.gif.cpt                         0     165K     10/27/92     Earthrise.gif - - Classic NASA photo taken with a 4X4 Hasselbladt showing the earth rising over the moon. Awe inspiring.        Dr.Macinto25     AMUG CD:Files:Game:D-E:Dr.Macinto 2.5C.cpt     Dr.Macinto 2.5C.cpt      2.5C             0      65K     10/27/92     Dr.Macinto 2.5C - - Dr. Macinto is a single player game in which one is  to remove all the viruses (smiling-face squres). The blocks can be removed  by arranging them sequences of 4 or more of the same color horizontally or  vertically. Playing pills drop from the top and are comprised of two random colored blocks. Pills drop one at a time and may be moved left or right, or rotated. Version 2.5C features 256 color blocks and more twist (3 new kind  of virus, diagonal remove, etc.). Dr. Macinto is now 32-bit compatible.   DoubleScroll     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Df-Dz:DoubleScroll1.1.4.cpt     DoubleScroll1.1.4.cpt     1.1.4            0      55K     10/27/92     DoubleScroll1.1.4 - DoubleScroll is a Control Panel/Extension combo  which gives your Macintosh bi-directional arrows. This means no more moving your mouse from one end of the office to the other to scroll back and  forth. Great for users with large screens! In system 7, DoubleScroll  supports the Color Control Panel and the standard System 7 tinges. After  installing DoubleScroll, you will immediately feel the power of  bi-directional arrows, and won't be alarmed by its appearance, as it  seamlessly, almost chameleon-like, blends itself into the background,  appearing as if Apple put it there themselves! DolmenT1.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Font:D:DolmenT1.cpt            DolmenT1.cpt                              0      32K     10/27/92     DolmenT1.cpt - Dolmen is a heavy, bold Type 1 font, best used for display.         DerSoundTre      AMUG CD:Files:Music:D-E:Der Sound-Trecker.cpt     Der Sound-Trecker.cpt                      0      84K     10/27/92     Der Sound-Trecker - The Sound-Trecker V1.0 is a program to play songs that  are stored in a special, compact format. This format was introduced by the  program “SoundTracker” written for computers of the Commodore-Amiga family. The music has high output quality, although it is not just digitized, but  stored in a compact way as notes. This approach makes it possible to obtain moderate file sizes (between 50 and 300 kBytes) even for songs which are  several minutes long. These music files are commonly called “Modules” or  “.MOD files”; let's call them just “Soundtracks” in this text. This is the  German version. ChannelsTT       AMUG CD:Files:Font:C:ChannelsTT.cpt          ChannelsTT.cpt                            0      44K     10/27/92     ChannelsTT.cpt - CHANNELS is a specialized font, useful for anyone involved in printing TV listings on a regular basis. In addition to containing a  very readable condensed font, it includes over 30 cable network symbols  (including those for the new SciFi and Cartoon Networks), film ratings, and a few other relevant symbols. Includes built-in editable kerning table.  Shareware. Please read the text file included for special instructions. This version is a TrueType font.   Battleship12     AMUG CD:Files:Game:B:Battleship 1.2.2.cpt     Battleship 1.2.2.cpt     1.2.2            0      69K     10/27/92     Battleship 1.2.2.cpt - Just like the old board game, try to find your  enemy's ships before he finds all of yours!        ApplesNewMa      AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:Apple's New Macintosh Duo     Apple's New Macintosh Duo                      0      12K     10/27/92     CUPERTINO, California--October 19, 1992--Apple Computer, Inc. today introduced a Macintosh personal computer system that combines the power and versatility of desktop computing with the convenience and flexibility of notebook systems.  The new Macintosh Duo System lets users insert--or dock--a Macintosh PowerBook Duo computer into a desktop station that connects to a variety of peripherals and network resources.     AppleStrengt     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:Apple Strengthens Portable and     Apple Strengthens Portable and                      0       9K     10/27/92     CUPERTINO, California--October 19, 1992--Apple Computer, Inc. today introduced a broad range of new Apple Macintosh products that extends the  company's leadership in portable computing and enriches its mid-range  computer offerings.  The announcements include two new models of the  company's award-winning PowerBook notebook computers; a new personal  computing system that combines the convenience of notebook computing with  the power of desktop computing; two new fast, flexible desktop systems; and a new color display that complements the advanced graphics capabilities of  the Macintosh computer family. AppleShipsSy     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:Apple Ships System 7.1     Apple Ships System 7.1                      0      13K     10/27/92     CUPERTINO, California--October 19, 1992--Apple Computer, Inc. today announced it is shipping Version 7.1 of the widely acclaimed System 7 operating system for the Apple Macintosh personal computer.  System 7.1 incorporates Apple's WorldScript technology, which enables Apple to offer System 7 for the first time to customers in Japan, China, and other Asian countries with "double-byte" languages, whose large character sets require two bytes of the computer's memory to address each character.  AppleRollsOu     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:Apple Rolls Out More Powerful,     Apple Rolls Out More Powerful,                      0       9K     10/27/92     CUPERTINO, California--October 19, 1992--Apple Computer, Inc. today announced two new additions to its best-selling Macintosh PowerBook line of notebook computers.  Called the Macintosh PowerBook 160 and Macintosh PowerBook 180, both bring greater performance, more flexible video capabilities, and even higher quality displays to the company's award-winning and fast-selling notebook line.    AppleIntrosT     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:Apple Intros Two Mac II     Apple Intros Two Mac II                      0       9K     10/27/92     Apple Intros Two Mac II - CUPERTINO, California--October 19, 1992--Apple  Computer, Inc. today introduced the Macintosh  IIvx and IIvi, two new  mid-range Macintosh II personal computers that make it easy for users to  work with sophisticated graphics, large files, and vivid colors.  These  fast, flexible systems support up to 32,000 colors on a variety of displays and feature a distinctive expansion bay that accepts mass storage devices  such as a CD-ROM drive, a removable cartridge drive, or a high-capacity  disk drive.  AppleIntrodu     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:Apple Introduces Mainstream 14"     Apple Introduces Mainstream 14"                      0       5K     10/27/92     Apple Introduces Mainstream 14" - CUPERTINO, California-October 19,  1992-Apple Computer, Inc. today introduced a low-cost, high-resolution  Macintosh Color Display designed to complement the sophisticated color and  graphics capabilities of the Macintosh computer family.  The new display  offers increased brightness, advanced ergonomic features, and is affordably priced at U.S. SRP $589.    AMUGlogo.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Art:A:AMUG logo.cpt            AMUG logo.cpt                             0     454K     10/27/92     AMUG logo - This is a TIFF file of the AMUG T-Shirt Logo from MacWorld  1992. This file was created with a slide scan from a Nikon slide scanner  and Photoshop.       AliasDirecto     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:A:Alias Director 3.1.1.cpt     Alias Director 3.1.1.cpt     3.1.1            0      39K     10/27/92     Alias Director 3.1.1.cpt - Alias Director is an application that  streamlines life with aliases. Can create aliases in your favorite places,  find original, find and move aliases to the trash and more using simple  drag&drop. Can create name-only aliases to neaten your desktop. v3.1 adds a Get Info, and user configurable drop keys. v3.1.1 fixes some minor bugs.      AlfredDrake      AMUG CD:Files:Font:A:AlfredDrake.cpt         AlfredDrake.cpt                           0      35K     10/27/92     AlfredDrake - AlfredDrake is a display face named after the world  renowned (recently deceased) star of the Musical Theatre. It's an arabic  style face reminiscent of Thousand and One Nights, or Kismet (the musical  starring Alfred Drake!).      $tock$tackv2     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:A:$tock$tack v2.0a.cpt     $tock$tack v2.0a.cpt     2.0a             0     168K     10/27/92     $tock$tack v2.0a.cpt - $tock$tack is a Hypercard® stack which allows you to track various technical indicators for individual stocks, mutual funds,  market indices (such as the Dow Jones Industrial Average), currencies,  bonds, and interest rate instruments. It tracks and plots the stock price  (open, high, low, and close), trading volume, moving averages, stochastics, Relative Strength Index, and "On Balance Volume", both on a daily and on a  weekly basis.   AirportQuick     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Powerbook:Airport QuickStart.cpt     Airport QuickStart.cpt     1.02             0       9K     10/27/92     Airport QuickStart - Airport Quickstart is an extension which allows  faster starting of a powerbook at those airport security gates when the  agents wants to be sure you're carrying a computer, and not a bomb.  Enclosed is edition 1.0.2 of Airport QuickStart. It now loads a lot sooner  (maybe a few seconds so) and no longer exhibits the incompatibility with  Now Startup. It is no longer a cdev but is an extension instead, which is  fine because the cdev never worked anyway (there's nothing to configure in  this extension...you simply hold down the 'Q' key at startup to make it  work). ZoomOther        AMUG CD:Files:Util:W-Z:ZoomOther.cpt         ZoomOther.cpt                             0       6K     10/26/92     ZoomOther.cpt - Do you have two or more monitors? Do you open more than one document at one time? If you answered yes to either or both of the above  questions, then ZoomOther is for you. ZoomOther is a little extension  (INIT) which allows you to zoom your windows to various locations.  If you  click in the zoom box while holding one of the following modifier keys, you will get the following behaviors, option - zoom to the full size of the  second monitor; control - zoom to the left half of the largest monitor;  command - zoom to the right half of the largest monitor.  Timekeeper1      AMUG CD:Files:Bus:T-Z:Timekeeper1.0.cpt      Timekeeper1.0.cpt        1.0              0      57K     10/26/92     Timekeeper1.0.cpt - The Timekeeper is a program designed to help you log  your time on your computer and keep track of the various projects on which  you are working. It allows you to make entries to a log file that includes  the Date, the Time, a category (or project name, etc.), whether the entry  denotes a Start, Stop, or Note entry, and a description of the entry or the work that you performed.    SolarSystem      AMUG CD:Files:Education:S:Solar System HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Solar System HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      46K     10/26/92     Solar System HTB 2.0 L1.cpt - The solar system is the group of celestial  bodies, including the Earth, orbiting around and gravitationally bound by  the star known as the SUN, one of at least a hundred billion stars in our  galaxy. The Sun's retinue includes nine PLANETS, at least 54 SATELLITES,  more than 1,000 observed COMETS, and thousands of lesser bodies known as  minor planets (ASTEROIDS) and meteoroids. All of these bodies are immersed  in a tenuous sea of fragile and rocky interplanetary dust particles,  perhaps ejected from comets at the time of their passage through the inner  solar system or resulting from minor planet collisions. For more info  examine this educational stack.PasswordKey      AMUG CD:Files:Bus:N-Q:Password Key1.4.4.cpt     Password Key1.4.4.cpt     1.4.4            0      59K     10/26/92     Password Key - was written to help you keep "roaming eyes" from accessing  your Macintosh Computer. If used properly, it should be very effective in  keeping others from wandering about your hard drive. To use Password Key,  simply copy it on to your hard drive and double-click the application. The  first time Password Key is run, you will be asked for your NEW password.  This will be written to the disk and will be necessary to continue with the program. Password Key is upper and lower case sensitive and spaces are not  recommended. So... write it down or use something you can remember!    MidiSchoolDe     AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:H-M:MidiSchool Demo.cpt     MidiSchool Demo.cpt                       0     187K     10/26/92     MidiSchool Demo.cpt - To run the MidiSchool demo all you need is HyperCard® 2.0 or higher on a Mac Plus or higher (running system 6.0.5 software or  higher). The many MIDI features of the program have been defeated in the  demo. Also, note that you can only view one of the Lesson Pages in this  demo (actually there are two more in the introduction).     LogIn 2.1.2      AMUG CD:Files:Bus:H-L:LogIn 2.1.2.cpt        LogIn 2.1.2.cpt          2.12             0      25K     10/26/92     LogIn 2.1.2.cpt - Login is a small security program that will keep the  average novice (the infamous roommate who erases your hard drive while  trying to play Tetris) off your machine, but it won't stop someone who is  serious about getting on and knows what they're doing.        LoadMaster18     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:I-L:LoadMaster181.cpt     LoadMaster181.cpt        1.81             0      43K     10/26/92     LoadMaster - is an external application to FreeSoft's awesome BBS software  Second Sight (formerly Red Ryder Host). It analyzes the UserLog and reports the Top Ten FreeLoaders, Uploaders or Message Posters on the BBS. (The  number of ranks can be modified)  A FreeLoader is defined as someone who  has never uploaded a file, but has downloaded files, and has not donated  money to the BBS. LoadMaster's report can be in straight ASCII text or a  nice ANSI display with optional color. It determines which to use by the  state of two of the caller's restriction flags.  You can set which flag to  use when you configure LoadMaster. HideHermes12     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:H:Hide Hermes 1.2.cpt     Hide Hermes 1.2.cpt      1.2              0      14K     10/26/92     Hide Hermes 1.2.cpt - Hide Hermes is a screen saver designed especially for the Hermes BBS. It is an external so it actually runs inside of Hermes. It  can be configured to blank the screen, draw lines when no one is online  or display the name, node and current board action of those online.      H/UX 1.1.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:H:H/UX 1.1.cpt            H/UX 1.1.cpt             1.1              0      26K     10/26/92     H/UX - is a Hermes external which attempts to mimic many of the commands  thatare available with UNIX or DOS systems. Once installed it will allow  the sysop (or any user with appropriate access) to use Hermes from remote  to list, rename, move or delete files, create or delete folders and read  text files on any mounted volume. Additionally, it makes it possible to  restart or shutdown the computer remotely. To use it simply drag it and the folder "A/UX Files" into the externals folder and restart Hermes. The  "H/UX Files" folder is only necessary to use the online manual.  FixShared1.0     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:Fix Shared 1.02.cpt     Fix Shared 1.02.cpt      1.0.2            0      14K     10/26/92     Fix Shared 1.02.cpt - Have you ever had a damaged Hermes Shared file  (garbled names of the HTxt resources, etc. that you could not delete or  replace)?  Have you ever had to restore a backup of the Hermes Shared and  find out that your user data is two weeks old? The Hermes Shared file  becomes damaged in its resource fork. This is where all of the menus,  logon, logoff, etc. files are stored. When Hermes BBS crashes for one  reason or the other, the Hermes Shared file is not closed properly and,  sooner or later, the resource fork becomes damaged. Fix Shared allows you  to capture all of your current user data records and place them in an  undamaged Hermes Shared file.FilesOnline      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:Files Online 2.0.2.cpt     Files Online 2.0.2.cpt     2.0.2            0      25K     10/26/92     Files Online - is a Hermes External that will make a list of the files  currently on your BBS. Unlike a disk catalog program it will only include  those files uploaded onto Hermes. Also unlike a disk catalog program it  will include the file descriptions that you worked so hard to include on  all those files. It will also optionally compress the list automatically  once it is finished.    DeleteAccoun     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:Delete Account 1.0.cpt     Delete Account 1.0.cpt     1.0              0       5K     10/26/92     Delete Account 1.0.cpt - Delete Account is a Hermes External that gives  users the option of deleting their own account. It should help keep the  inactive accounts down. To use it simply drag it into the externals folder and restart Hermes.        DDExpand377      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:DD Expand377.cpt      DD Expand377.cpt         3.7.7            0      81K     10/26/92     DD Expand377.cpt - This is the public use expand only version of Disk  Doubler 3.7.7. This file will decompress those programs in Disk Doubler  format on the AMUG CD.       CTUpgrades       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:C:CT Upgrades.cpt         CT Upgrades.cpt                           0      13K     10/26/92     CT Upgrades.cpt - Several text files describing changes that have been made to Currents Technologies' Modules for Hermes. Since Randy Brown and/or CT  isn't supporting these modules, it also tells where you can find support  for them.      CTPak#2.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:C:CT Pak #2.cpt           CT Pak #2.cpt                             0      65K     10/26/92     CT Pak #2.cpt - Three popular externals for the Hermes BBS have been  upgraded. There have been major changes in the functionality of the most  stable externals available for Hermes. Included in this file are, Log'r II  v1.9.5, QuoteManager 1.9, & UserManage'r v1.9.      CTPak#1.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:C:CT Pak #1.cpt           CT Pak #1.cpt                             0      94K     10/26/92     CT Pak #1.cpt  - Five popular externals for the Hermes BBS have been  upgraded. There have been major changes in the functionality of the most  stable externals available for Hermes. Included in this file are, List'r  1.9, BullRead'r 1.9, End'r 1.9, & Validity 1.9.5.      CleanHouse       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:C:Clean House 1.0.2.cpt     Clean House 1.0.2.cpt     1.0.2            0       6K     10/26/92     Clean House - is fairly straight forward. You can use it to purge users  who have not logged on in a certain amount of time. It can be used either  from the external menu or by typing //PURGE from the main menu. This along with the all the other strings can be set the Clean House resource. Clean  House is currently set so only the sysop has access to it.`= All you have  to do to purge users is enter the number of days since a user last logged  on, Clean House will mark them as deleted. The users who fall into this  category will be listed and you have the opportunity to confirm their  deletion.   CD-ROMProduc     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:CD-ROM Product on Cutting Edge     CD-ROM Product on Cutting Edge                      0       5K     10/26/92     CD-ROM Product on Cutting Edge - EVERGREEN, COLORADO--19 OCT 92, Remember  when only encyclopedias came on CD-ROM? Cordillera Press will become the  first electronic publisher to market complete personal fitness training  program on CD-ROM when it begins shipping copies of "THE OUTDOOR ATHLETE  Steve Ilg's Cross-Training Guide for Wholistic Fitness and Sport  Performance" on November 1. "The Outdoor Athlete" CD-ROM combines text,  QuickTime video with narration, and interactive files for journal keeping  to provide a personal training program which can be tailored to individual  sports and ability levels. Bones! 1.51      AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:B:Bones!151.cpt          Bones!151.cpt            1.51             0     288K     10/26/92     BONES!1.51 - is a parlour dice game for any number of people.  BONES!, the  HyperCard stack, is the computer version of that game. It currently is for  one player against the computer. As you play BONES! you will find it  compelling, interesting and addictive! No matter how hard you try, you will find it very difficult to stick with a strategy and not give in to the  ukrge to keep rolling!    BBIB-HRMS3       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:B:BBIB-->HRMS 3.0.cpt     BBIB-->HRMS 3.0.cpt      3.0              0      22K     10/26/92     BBIB-->HRMS 3.0.cpt - BBIB-->HRMS is a utility to convert the Second Site  BBS file directories found on AMUGs "BBS in a Box" into a form suitable for use with the Hermes BBS. If you've used it before please see the 'Changes  since version 2.0' file, since quite a bit has changed.      AppleAnnounc     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:Apple Announces AppleLink CD     Apple Announces AppleLink CD                      0       6K     10/26/92     Apple Computer, Inc. today announced AppleLink CD - an information resource product on CD-ROM. AppleLink CD delivers regular editions of Apple and  third party product and support information for a single annual  subscription fee. AppleLink CD offers Macintosh computer users access to a  wealth of information previously available only through AppleLink, Apple's global electronic communications and information service.  Unlike most  on-line services, however, the new product requires no modems, special  phone lines, or extra software.    AMUGRaffle       AMUG CD:Files:Apple:AMUG Raffle.cpt          AMUG Raffle.cpt                           0      54K     10/26/92     AMUG Raffle - This is a stack that AMUG uses to pick raffle winners by Mike O'Boyle. This stack allows you to pick the range and then pick a series of  winners.       AlphaSound       AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:A:AlphaSound.cpt     AlphaSound.cpt                            0      25K     10/26/92     AlphaSound.cpt - The purpose of AlphaSound is one that has traditionally  been done by “INITs”—it plays a sound when you start up your Mac.  AlphaSound requires the new Sound Manager and the new File Manager in  System 7. Since it is not an application in the traditional sense, you will find it hard to launch under previous systems, yet, even if you do manage  to do so, AlphaSound will politely check its operating environment and  silently quit. AlphaSound plays the sound asynchronously—that is, the sound plays while your Macintosh computer continues to do other tasks.  Zoom-AppleMo     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:W-Z:Zoom-Apple Modem Tool.cpt     Zoom-Apple Modem Tool.cpt                      0      43K     10/26/92     Zoom-Apple Modem Tool.cpt         XLibrary.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:U-Z:XLibrary.cpt          XLibrary.cpt                              0     123K     10/26/92     xLibrary - is a simple to use, library orientated communications package  for the  Macintosh. The package has been designed specifically with  librarians in mind to provide a simple and secure way of connecting to a  variety of remote ‘services’. A ‘service’ is defined as any process   running on a local or remote computer, e.g. an Online Public Access  Catalogue (OPAC). xLibrary allows for multiple, simultaneous services to be active at any one time. A typical session might therefore include a  serial connection to your local OPAC in one window, whilst another window  displays information from a Campus-Wide Information System (CWIS). Videooutputf     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:Video output for PowerBook 140,     Video output for PowerBook 140,                      0       4K     10/26/92     Video output for PowerBook 140,145, & 170.- Seattle, Wash.---  Power R   introduces the Model PB-10 video adapter to connect the Macintosh PowerBook to an LCD panel or other projection device. The PB-10 turns your PowerBook  140, 145 or 170 into a powerful presentation tool at home or on the road.An external 8 oz. adapter converts the PowerBook's one bit video to VGA. The  black and white image on your projection screen is exactly what you see on  the built-in PowerBook screen. Unlike competing products, with the PB-10  there is no delay between internal and external displays.  VendorDA.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:DA:U-V:VendorDA.cpt            VendorDA.cpt                              0      65K     10/26/92     Vendor DA - Here is the latest version of VendorDA, includes 375+ Macintosh vendors along with their Main, Sales, and Tech Support/FAX/BBS numbers. Now includes two versions -- a System 6.0.x Desk Accessory, and a System 7  standalone (created with Print2Pict 3.4). There are over 75 additions and  corrections to version 1.2. Color icon in S7 version.     UnArjMac.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:U-Z:UnArjMac.cpt          UnArjMac.cpt                              0      47K     10/26/92     UnArjMac.cpt - Unarjmac is a simple port of Robert Jung's unarj.c to the  Mac. It is a MINIMAL PORT; that is it makes absolutely minimal use of Mac  features. The reason for this was to minimize the intrusiveness of source  code changes into unarj.c, which will make future updates by Robert Jung  easy to keep up with. UnarjMac does not currently support macintosh path  names or creator/type application linking. Therefore it must be run from  the folder your arj file is in.   TTConverter      AMUG CD:Files:Font:T-Z:TTConverter 1.3.cpt     TTConverter 1.3.cpt      1.3              0      29K     10/26/92     TTConverter 1.3.cpt - Since Microsoft Windows 3.1 was introduced, Windows  users have had the capability to display and print TrueType fonts. Because  TrueType fonts are self-contained and portable, the only thing preventing  the easy interchange of fonts between the Mac and Windows is how the fonts  are stored. Except for the location, the actual font data is usually  completely compatible. TTConverter is designed to move this font data  between the 'sfnt' resources and .TTF files so it is possible to use  TrueType fonts created in one operating system with the other.  TrashMan4.0      AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:T:TrashMan4.0.3.cpt     TrashMan4.0.3.cpt        4.0.3            0     117K     10/26/92     TrashMan4.0.3.cpt - TrashMan works like an electronic compost heap,  deleting files from your trash after they have 'aged' beyond a setpoint  that you specify, in days, hours, and minutes. (For example, I keep mine  set at 1 day, so I always have exactly the last 24 hours worth of trash in  my trashcan.) TrashMan works with all local mounted volumes except  floppies. If you use TrashMan, you need never choose ‘Empty Trash’ from the ‘Special’ menu ever again, and yet still receive the benefits of the new  non-emptying trash in System 7.0.  Trapper1.03      AMUG CD:Files:Prog:T:Trapper 1.03.cpt        Trapper 1.03.cpt         1.03             0      19K     10/26/92     Trapper 1.03.cpt - Have you ever wondered where all your Mac's CPU  processing power is going? Or why the Finder 7 looks slow even on  68040-based Macs? Rumors are that your machine is spending most of its time in the Operating System and Mac Toolbox routines (implemented through the  680x0  A-Trap mechanism). Cool. But what routines are being called? And are they all necessary, or is the Mac just running in circles? Trapper is a  Control Panel/Extension combination that keeps track of ALL system routines (or "traps") by filtering the standard 680x0 trap dispatcher with a very  compact counter routine.  ToggleAT.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Powerbook:ToggleAT.cpt     ToggleAT.cpt                              0       9K     10/26/92     ToggleAT - is an FKEY for the Macintosh PowerBook. The intent of this FKEY  isto be able to avoid going to the Chooser to turn off AppleTalk every time you take your PowerBook on the road since this requires a menu item, a  button click, an “Are you sure” dialog, an OK dialog and a close box.  Turning it back on requires a menu item, a button click, an OK dialog and a close box. This is almost more trouble than it is worth. So, I wanted an  FKEY that allowed me to blast AppleTalk off with a single key combo and hit the road. This is the ToggleAT FKEY. It comes as resource ID 12, which is only useful if you use a macro program like QuicKeys to trigger it. If you want to use it without such, you will need to renumber it.  TL1092.TXT       AMUG CD:Files:Bus:T-Z:TL1092.TXT.cpt         TL1092.TXT.cpt                            0      11K     10/26/92     TL1092.TXT.cpt - This is a continuously updated directory that now contains the names,addresses, phone numbers, and principal officers of over 1OO US  publicly held companies in the telecommunications industry. This is a  shareware product updated and distributed monthly by Demand Research  Corporation, 625 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 6O611. Telephone, (312)  664-65OO.    TidBITS#146      AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:TidBits:126-150:TidBITS#146/12-Oct-92.cpt     TidBITS#146/12-Oct-92.cpt                      0      15K     10/26/92     TidBITS#146 - This week we clarify the DeskWriter 550C's print mechanism  and talk briefly about the possibility of a portable version of the  DeskWriter. Mark Anbinder reports on the MBDF virus authors' sentences,  Mark Nutter contributes a review of a package of 100 fonts, and we venture  into the political arena with an editorial on how the presidential campaign looks from the high tech perspective. Topics: MailBITS/12-Oct-92, APDA  Moves, DeskWriter Comments, MBDF Culprits Sentenced, Reviews/12-Oct-92,  MacUser Oops, 100 Fonts for $49, MacPolitik, Reviews/12-Oct-92  Tell-Mev1.0      AMUG CD:Files:DA:T:Tell-Me v1.0.cpt          Tell-Me v1.0.cpt                          0      27K     10/26/92     Tell-Me - is a note-book application intended to replace Apple's standard  Notepad DA. Its purpose is to supply a possibilty to drop short notes  quickly and easily. Since it is an application and not a desk accessory,  Multi-Finder or System 7 is required (well, it would run under Finder, but  would not make any sense there). Anyway, Tell-Me is written with the  features of System 7 in mind. Some of Tell-Me's features are, Tell-Me  supports the microphone supplied with newer Macs, allowing you to simply  speak your notes to your Mac (hence the name Tell-Me).  TECHWORKS        AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:TECHWORKS SMASHES $200 ETHERNET     TECHWORKS SMASHES $200 ETHERNET                      0       5K     10/26/92     TECHWORKS SMASHES $200 ETHERNET PRICE COST! - AUSTIN, TEXAS, OCTOBER 12,  1992. TechWorks announced today a series of price reductions on its line of Macintosh Ethernet cards. With new price points starting at $199, the  company is positioning itself as the most competitively priced Macintosh  Ethernet vendor on the market. This announcement coincides with the release of several new Ethernet cards and a series of SCSI-to Ethernet devices for  connecting PowerBooks and other Macs onto Ethernet networks externally via  the Mac SCSI port. The Ethernet SC products let administrators connect  Macs with no slot (or Macs whose slot is occupied) to Ethernet networks. TATTLE 1.5.4     AMUG CD:Files:DA:T:TATTLE154.cpt             TATTLE154.cpt            1.5.4            0     138K     10/26/92     TattleTale - is a system snooper and bug reporter desk accessory.  The  reports are particularly thorough under System 7. 1.5.4 UPDATE=Bugs Fixed Nubus/PDS on sys<7.01,ADB Address correction, Mobius '030 SE bug resolved;  NEW: Sys 7 DA list.      SuperClockFo     AMUG CD:Files:Font:S:SuperClockFonts.cpt     SuperClockFonts.cpt                       0       3K     10/26/92     SuperClockFonts.cpt - A set of number fonts that can fancy-up SuperClock's  Displays.        StuffitLite      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:S:StuffitLite Install 3.0.cpt     StuffitLite Install 3.0.cpt     3.0              0     396K     10/26/92     StuffIt Lite - is a sleek, easy to use application that provides  compression,encryption, and archiving capabilities. You can use it to  compress and combine infrequently used files into archives to free up disk  space. Archives can be stored on floppies for backup. For faster  transmission, send StuffIt archives to your friends using your modem or  over a network. Most electronic bulletin boards ask you to use StuffIt  archives so everyone saves money and time when downloading your files.  StuffIt Lite can help you create and manipulate StuffIt archives easily and efficiently. StuffIt Lite is replacing StuffIt Classic as the Shareware  version of StuffIt.StoryTeller      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:S:StoryTeller.cpt         StoryTeller.cpt                           0       6K     10/26/92     StoryTeller.cpt - This is a simple door that allows the users of a Hermes  BBS to creat a collaborative story. Needless to say, stories created with  this door can be VERY interesting! I wrote this door mainly because I  didn't like the current ones available. I plan on adding many other options to it in the future.  If you are interested in beta testing future releases or have an idea for enhancement by all means send me a letter!    StarDate1.01     AMUG CD:Files:Education:S:StarDate 1.01.cpt     StarDate 1.01.cpt        1.0.1            0      20K     10/26/92     Stardate - is a small app that puts up a window (a blue one if you have  ColorQuickdraw - wheel and displays the current stardate therein.   The stardate given is, of course, not *THE* stardate, as no one, least of  all Gene Roddenberry, is (or was in his case - RIP) exactly sure how  stardates work(ed.)  In Star Trek TNG there is (I believe)  'sort of' a  system - 4, followed by season number, followed by three digits which  increment semi-randomly throughout the season.  Well then, you may ask,  what the heck is this program giving me?  SPACEADVENTU     AMUG CD:Files:Game:S:SPACEADVENTURE.CPT      SPACEADVENTURE.CPT                        0     118K     10/26/92     SPACEADVENTURE.CPT - A great graphics adventure game created with World  Builder. You are awakened by an alarm and then there is an explosion. You  find you've been in suspended animation for many years. And the adventure begins.....      SoundSetFKEY     AMUG CD:Files:Music:So-Sz:SoundSet FKEY 1.0.cpt     SoundSet FKEY 1.0.cpt                      0      10K     10/26/92     SoundSet - is a small FKEY that sets up a dialog and lets you quickly set  thesound volume, either with the mouse or with the keyboard. Typing 0-7  will set the sound volume accordingly; typing Return, Enter, Esc or  Backspace will leave it where it is. If the Caps Lock key is down, the  dialog doesn't pop up and the sound volume is directly set to 0. After the  sound volume has been changed, the standard beep will be played at the new  volume.   ShutdownDela     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Sd-Sm:ShutdownDelay1.28.cpt     ShutdownDelay1.28.cpt     1.28             0      16K     10/26/92     ShutdownDelay - is a control Panel that allow you to cancel a Shutdown /  Restart. It basically gives the user four choices WAIT for the chosen  command to be automatically completed after a while; CANCEL and smoothly  return to the caller application; RESTART (you can always turn a Shutdown  in a Restart); SHUT DOWN (turn power off or safe-shutdown alert as usual);  FORCE QUIT attempts to return to the Finder (this can sometimes recover  from system crashes if you get to the dialog after the restart button of  the error alert).  ShowPictureS     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:S-Sh:ShowPicture Stack.cpt     ShowPicture Stack.cpt                      0      16K     10/26/92     ShowPicture Stack - An XCMD to show PICT files or resources in HyperCard's  window. As well as a bonus set of scripts to make pseudo picture objects.  Way back in 1989 I had a color Macintosh and HyperCard. No one was doing  color for HyperCard so I took it apon myself to put something together.  While I will cover this in the background scripts and the script of the  card button on the next card I did want to make sure credit was given where credit was due. Explore the scripts to get a good feel on how to fool folks into thinking HC really does color.  ScreenShrink     AMUG CD:Files:Util:S-Sc:Screen Shrink.cpt     Screen Shrink.cpt        1.0.2            0       5K     10/26/92     Screen Shrink 1.0.2 - is a small system extension (INIT) that changes the  screen size of large monitors to the classic 9 inch screen found in the Mac Plus, SE, SE/30, Classic, Classic II, and Performa 200. That might sound a little sadistic, but ponder it a moment. If you design anything that gets  displayed on the Mac screen, you need to make sure it fits, and looks good, on the classic Macs (unless you only hang around with big-screen people).  Screen Shrink makes this task easy! It actually reduces your desktop to the 9 inch screen size -- and you'll remember why you bought that large screen!  Scarab of RA     AMUG CD:Files:Game:S:Scarab of RA 1.4.cpt     Scarab of RA 1.4.cpt     1.4              0      94K     10/26/92     Scarab of RA 1.4.cpt - Another Maze game. You see the maze from inside the  tunnels. This, of course, can get very confusing, so you can also look at  a map which shows all the areas that you have explored on the current  level. Quite interesting.      ResumeToFind     AMUG CD:Files:Util:R:ResumeToFinder 1.06.cpt     ResumeToFinder 1.06.cpt     1.06             0       8K     10/26/92     ResumeToFinder - is a Control Panel/Extension that installs a simple resume procedure in applications that don't have one. When ResumeToFinder is  installed, system error alerts (also known as "bombs") will always show a  "Resume" button. ResumeToFinder is only useful in case of "minor" system  bombs (the ones that don't freeze up your Mac completely). When you get a  system error alert (a "bomb"), you can try to quit the application and  return to the Finder by clicking in the "Resume" button. If the bomb isn't  too bad, you might find yourself harmlessly back in the Finder (note that  there's still no way to recover your work in the application that bombed if you didn't save it already).RasterOpsSha     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:RasterOps Shatters Price     RasterOps Shatters Price                      0       9K     10/26/92     RasterOps Shatters Price Barrier For Large-screen Color Monitors - SANTA  CLARA, Calif., October 12, 1992 —  Creating a new price entry point for  large-screen color displays, RasterOps Corporation (NASDAQ:ROPS) today  reduced the prices of its true color, 20- and 21-inch monitors by as much  as 30 percent: RasterOps/20T Multiscan Trinitron® Color Display — now  $2,499 — was $3,499 • RasterOps/20 Multimode Color Display — now $1,499 —  was $1,799 • RasterOps 21-Inch Color Monitor  — now $2,999 — was $3,599.  For more information read the enclosed text file.  QuickRedraw      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Q:QuickRedraw 1.02.cpt     QuickRedraw 1.02.cpt     1.02             0       6K     10/26/92     QuickRedraw - is a free QuicKeys™2 extension that lets you force the  current application to redraw either the front window (with or without  erasing it first) or the whole screen (with or without the menu bar). It's  often useful to get rid of all the garbage that many programs, including  Finder 7.0 and Word 5, leave on their windows. Version 1.01 lets you  restore the default colors for all screens. This can be useful when an  application modifies the system palette and doesn't restore it upon exit.   QuickConvert     AMUG CD:Files:Education:Q-R:QuickConvert 1.02.cpt     QuickConvert 1.02.cpt     1.02             0       9K     10/26/92     QuickConvert - is a small freeware utility that converts integer values to  different bases (decimal, hexadecimal, binary, octal or even a custom base  between 2 and 32) or to an OSType (a sequence of four ASCII characters).  The conversion may be signed or unsigned (you can always enter a signed  value, it will be converted to unsigned if needed); the result may be  interpreted either as a word (2 bytes) or as a long word (4 bytes). The  Return and Enter keys start the conversion; Tab, shift-Tab and the four  arrow keys have their usual meaning.  Progress.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:P:Progress.cpt           Progress.cpt                              0      14K     10/26/92     Progress.cpt - The Progress Window XCMD is used for providing non-response  progress reports to the user. The obvious feature of this XCMD is the  thermometer indicator showing percent complete. While it appears as a  modal dialog, it really is an extended XCMD window. It ignores all keys  presses and mouse clicks.     PRO1992WKS       AMUG CD:Files:Game:N-P:PRO 1992 WKS 1-6.CPT     PRO 1992 WKS 1-6.CPT                      0      11K     10/26/92     PRO 1992 WKS 1-6.CPT - For those of you who have downloaded Pro Predictor  2.1S or are intending to, this file has the scores, yardage, and odds  entered for weeks 1-6 and the early odds for week #7. If you haven't yet  entered the stats or are missing some, then download this file and save  yourself the trouble. This file is compatible with both the shareware and  registered versions of Pro Predictor 2.1 and higher.    PowerClicks      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Pm-Pz:PowerClicks 1.01.cpt     PowerClicks 1.01.cpt     1.01             0      10K     10/26/92     PowerClicks - is a useful Control Panel which enables any Macintosh to make a key combination act just like the mouse button, make a different key  combination toggle the mouse button on and off, disable the "real" mouse  button (in case it's broken), assign graphical effects to mouse clicks, The mouse button key is useful if you have to use your PowerBook in a very  silent environment, where even a trackball click can be too loud; since the keyboard is a lot more quiet than the trackball button, you'll be able to  use your trackball while other people are reading or even sleeping. You may also use this option to temporarily replace a broken mouse button on any  Macintosh.PersontoPers     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:P:Person to Person 2.1.cpt     Person to Person 2.1.cpt     2.1              0      30K     10/26/92     Person to Person - is a procedure which allows two computers running the  WhiteKnight communication program to transfer files.          MoonDEMO.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Game:M:MoonDEMO.cpt            MoonDEMO.cpt                              0     155K     10/26/92     MoonDEMO.cpt - Moonvasion is an arcade-style game written for color  Macintosh computers with a 68020 or higher CPU and System 7.0+. The game  is designed to run with a minimum of 16-colors (4 bit mode), but will work  in 256-color mode (8 bits deep) with a slight reduction in performance. The demo version of this game allows only the first three levels.     MKT1092.TXT      AMUG CD:Files:Bus:M:MKT1092.TXT.cpt          MKT1092.TXT.cpt                           0      63K     10/26/92     MKT1092.TXT.cpt - This is a continuously updated directory that now  contains the names of over 8OO corporate officers in US public companies  who are responsible for marketing and sales. Included is the full name and exact title of each officer, plus company name, address, telephone, and  industry. This is a shareware product updated and distributed monthly by  Demand Research Corporation, 625 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 6O611. Tel, (312) 664-65OO.   MFG1092.TXT      AMUG CD:Files:Bus:M:MFG1092.TXT.cpt          MFG1092.TXT.cpt                           0      18K     10/26/92     MFG1092.TXT.cpt - This is a continuously updated directory that now  contains the names of over 200 corporate officers in US public companies  who are responsible for manufacturing and production. Included is the full  name and exact title of each officer, plus company name, address,  telephone, and industry. This is a shareware product updated and  distributed monthly by Demand Research Corporation, 625 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 6O611. Tel, (312) 664-65OO.   MENUMASTER       AMUG CD:Files:DA:M-Mes:MENUMASTER!.cpt       MENUMASTER!.cpt                           0       8K     10/26/92     MENUMASTER!.cpt - Another 'Oldie but goodie' DA from 1987. Tested and  still functional on an LC with System 7. MenuMaster is a powerful menu  editing utility from IMI Software.       MenuBall1.0      AMUG CD:Files:Game:M:MenuBall 1.0.cpt        MenuBall 1.0.cpt         1.0              0       5K     10/26/92     MenuBall - is a small extension (it may become a Control Panel in the  future)that puts a bouncing ball in your menu bar. It doesn't slow up your  Mac too much, and it shouldn't give you any bombs (but I make no warranties on this: use it at your own risk). Sometimes the ball is not erased  properly and leaves a sign on your menu bar. I'll see if I can fix it, but  it's absolutely harmless. Just switch to another application to have the  menu bar redrawn properly. The ball speed depends on the application you're using, if the ball stops, the application is not written  properly and desk accessories called from inside it won't work either. Meadow.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Meadow.cpt          Meadow.cpt                                0      19K     10/26/92     Meadow.cpt - These are a few of my favorite Bloom County characters that  are just asking to be used as Hard Disk Icons! You can either "copy" and  "paste" them with System 7, or use ResEdit for previous system versions. From the good ole' days of "Loose Tails", by Berke Breathed, with thanks  for all the sunny afternoons of my youth.     MardiGras        AMUG CD:Files:Font:M:MardiGras.cpt           MardiGras.cpt                             0      69K     10/26/92     MardiGras.cpt - A font style from Howard Strodtman guaranteed to pique  interest and sprinkle loads of fun into a document. Add the true spirit of  MardiGras into a piece without leaving town! A zany character set, it can  be used for short headlines or initial letters.       MacMolecule      AMUG CD:Files:Education:M:MacMoleculeV1.0.cpt     MacMoleculeV1.0.cpt      1.0              0     261K     10/26/92     MacMolecule - is a program designed for teaching molecular structure to  students of biology, chemistry, and allied fields. MiniMolecule is  identical to MacMolecule in features, but is limited to molecules of 100  atoms or less, and requires less RAM. Molecules have defined structures,  determined by the types and numbers of atoms in the molecule, the size of  the atoms, the orientation of the atoms in 3-dimensional space, and the  covalent and non-covalent bonding between atoms. The structure of many  molecules have been solved by X- ray crystallography. Data Bases have been  established as repositories of known structures. MacEncrypt       AMUG CD:Files:Bus:M:MacEncrypt.cpt           MacEncrypt.cpt           1.0.1            0      36K     10/26/92     MacEncrypt.cpt - MacEncrypt is an application that uses the Data   Encryption Standard (DES) to scramble the bits of your files until they are totally unrecognizable. MacEncrypt is intuitive and convenient. You  can encrypt files from within the application using standard file dialog boxes or use the "drag and drop" technique to encrypt one or many files   automatically. You can  decrypt a file from within the application or by  simply double-clicking on an encrypted file.   LogicTime2.2     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:K-L:LogicTime2.2.2.cpt     LogicTime2.2.2.cpt       2.2              0     113K     10/26/92     LogicTime - is a fully functional computerized time sheet and time tracking system. LogicTime has only been tested on MacII ci's and its relative speed is good - Every effort has been made to increase speed both perceptually  and actually. How LogicTime will work on your Mac is dependent on the speed of your processor and the amount of RAM you can devote to HyperCard.     LogicTime uses XFCNs created in CompileIt! 2.1a to increase execution  speed. The source HyperTalk scripts used to create these XFCNs can be found at the end of the background script of the 'Punch' stack.  LauraMcCraTT     AMUG CD:Files:Font:L:LauraMcCraryTT.cpt      LauraMcCraryTT.cpt       1.1              0      37K     10/26/92     LauraMcCrary - is a narrow-ish semi-bold sans-serif font with a little of  the old Florida Art Deco style. (sort of a "Helvetica went to Miami"  style) Even though it is somewhat Art Deco, it is VERY stable, readable,  and can be used in BOTH text and display typface purposes. It is a nice  alternative to most hard-edged sans serif typefaces. LauraMcCrary is the  second in a series of typefaces dedicated to our unborn child. We don't  know if it will be a he or a she, so LauraMcCrary is named after our  choice of a girl's name. Enclosed in the read-me file is some information  on how to install fonts, and even a little about using fonts with system  7.1.LauraMcCraT1     AMUG CD:Files:Font:L:LauraMcCrary Type1.cpt     LauraMcCrary Type1.cpt     1.1              0      41K     10/26/92     LauraMcCrary - is a narrow-ish semi-bold sans-serif font with a little of  the old Florida Art Deco style. (sort of a "Helvetica went to Miami"  style) Even though it is somewhat Art Deco, it is VERY stable, readable,  and can be used in BOTH text and display typface purposes. It is a nice  alternative to most hard-edged sans serif typefaces. LauraMcCrary is the  second in a series of typefaces dedicated to our unborn child. We don't  know if it will be a he or a she, so LauraMcCrary is named after our choice of a girl's name. Enclosed in the read-me file is some information on how  to install fonts, and even a little about using fonts with system 7.1. LaterLaser       AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Powerbook:LaterLaser1.0b1.cpt     LaterLaser1.0b1.cpt      1.0b1            0      20K     10/26/92     LaterLaser - is a system extension which works with PrintMonitor to enhance your system. With this extension installed, when you print to a  LaserWriter printer which is not available (because the printer is turned  off, or your computer is not connected to the correct Appletalk network),  the document will be delayed indefinately in the PrintMonitor Documents  folder in the System Folder. Later, when this computer detects that the  printer for a document is available, it will cause the document to print  immediately in the background. This extension is most useful when used on a Macintosh Powerbook or Portable computer, because it is possible to print  documents while 'on the road'.Kathasa.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Font:K:Kathasa.cpt             Kathasa.cpt                               0      20K     10/26/92     Kathasa.cpt - This is another fantasy world language font from the world of Ysgarth. It's probably the most interesting looking of the lot, with some  characteristics of Phoenician, Egyptian Demotic and Arabic writing. More  than any of the others it looks like a real, functional alien language.  This font is part of the Scriptorium Font Library and is distributed as  shareware. When you pay your fee, don't forget to say which font you're  paying for, because we send a whole disk of fonts when you register and  need to know which disk to send.  Kathasa.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Font:K:Kathasa.cpt             Kathasa.cpt                               0      20K     10/26/92     Kathasa.cpt - This is another fantasy world language font from the world of Ysgarth. It's probably the most interesting looking of the lot, with some  characteristics of Phoenician, Egyptian Demotic and Arabic writing. More  than any of the others it looks like a real, functional alien language.  This font is part of the Scriptorium Font Library and is distributed as  shareware. When you pay your fee, don't forget to say which font you're  paying for, because we send a whole disk of fonts when you register and  need to know which disk to send.  InBasketNoti     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Network:InBasket Notifier 1.1.cpt     InBasket Notifier 1.1.cpt     1.1              0      19K     10/26/92     InBasket Notifier - is a simple Control Panel that will display a  notification window (and flash an icon in the menu bar) whenever files are  put into specified folders. It can be used, for instance, to monitor the  contents of folders shared over the network (using Personal Fileshare). If  you choose to share one folder for outgoing documents and another for  incoming ones (let's call them "Out Basket" and "In Basket"), you can then  have InBasket Notifier notify you whenever someone puts a file in your "In  Basket" folder over the network. You can also have it monitor your "Out  Basket" to avoid leaving shared files in it longer than needed. Imagic.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Art:I:Imagic.cpt               Imagic.cpt               0.9d65.01        0     432K     10/26/92     Imagic.cpt - A Shareware Color Painting Program.. I am going to completely re-write Imagic from the ground up with C++, so watch for it in summer  '92... For those out there still using System 6.0.x, you must have 32-bit  Quickdraw. If you do not have 32-bit QuickDraw and are using System 6.0.x, you can get it from APDA. Sorry, I can't distribute it with Imagic due to  the now infamous Apple lawyers.  If you have System 7.0, you need not  worry, 32-bit Quickdraw is built in.   IIciColorIco     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:IIci Color Icons.cpt     IIci Color Icons.cpt                      0       3K     10/26/92     IIci Color Icons.cpt - This is a Compact Pro file that contains two col icons that can be used on a Mac IIci hard drive (or anywhere else). ResEdit is not required; simply paste them with System 7's Get Info box onto a hard drive, folder, or file.      IconMaker2.1     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:IconMaker2.1.cpt     IconMaker2.1.cpt         2.1              0      10K     10/26/92     Icon Maker - is a desk accessory that allows the user to make an icon from  a portion of the screen. Icons can be made from anything that can be  displayed on the screen, such as text, MacPaint documents, or pictures in  the Scrapbook. Icon Maker can generate ICN# resources, ICON resources, and  hexadecimal descriptions of icons. Icon Maker creates a file to hold the  output. Another program, such as ResEdit or a resource compiler, is needed to use a new icon with an application. Sysop Note >> This is a very old DA  (June 87) but still works like a charm. I just tested it on an LC running  System 7.0.1 and it worked. Just be aware of it's age and don't expect  today's standards.HR1092.TXT       AMUG CD:Files:Bus:H-L:HR1092.TXT.cpt         HR1092.TXT.cpt                            0      66K     10/26/92     HR1092.TXT.cpt - This is a continuously updated directory that now contains the names of over 900 corporate officers in US public companies who are  responsible for human resources and personnel. Included is the full name  and exact title of each officer, plus company name, address, telephone, and industry.  This is a shareware product updated and distributed monthly  by Demand Research Corporation, 625 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 6O611.   Tel, (312) 664-65OO.   HalloweenFon     AMUG CD:Files:Font:H:Halloween Fonts 1.11.cpt     Halloween Fonts 1.11.cpt     1.11             0      32K     10/26/92     Halloween Fonts 1.11.cpt - There are 3 Halloween style fonts. "Bones" is a full Character set made of bones. "Graveyard and Tombstone" are a Spooky  looking font on Headstones. The difference between the two are the type of Headstone. All fonts come in large point sizes so when printed at a  smaller size they can come out higher quality. Great fonts for halloween  newsletters, Invitations or whatever. Version 1.1 is only a minor fix of  the "Bones" Font. There was a problem with the capital "J" that was fixed. These are bit-mapped fonts only.  Graphicconve     AMUG CD:Files:Art:G:Graphicconverter.cpt     Graphicconverter.cpt     1.5.3            0     136K     10/26/92     Graphicconverter.cpt - Graphicconverter converts the most famous ATARI,  Amiga and IBM formats to Macintosh formats and back. Additionally, you can  edit pictures and generate lists with picture informations.       Grafikkonver     AMUG CD:Files:Art:G:Grafikkonverter.cpt      Grafikkonverter.cpt      1.5.3            0     142K     10/26/92     Grafikkonverter.cpt - German Translation of Graphicconverter.  Graphicconverter converts the most famous ATARI, Amiga and IBM formats to  Macintosh formats and back. Additionally, you can edit pictures and  generate lists with picture informations.      GlobalSearch     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:D-G:Global Search 1.02.cpt     Global Search 1.02.cpt     1.02             0      10K     10/26/92     Global Search - is a small utility that lets you search for an hexadecimal  orcharacter string in all the resources of a file. It generates a text file named "xxx.scan" (where xxx is the name of the searched file) with a log of all the matches that have been found. Each match is shown in the form:   [RES TYPE] [RES ID]   "[RES NAME]"   $[OFFSET] where [offset] is the  offset in bytes from the beginning of the resource. Global Search was  written for all ResEdit users (such as myself) who miss a global "Find  Hex" command in that otherwise wonderful application.  Glendower        AMUG CD:Files:Font:G:Glendower.cpt           Glendower.cpt                             0       9K     10/26/92     Glendower - is an unusual celtic-style font taken from lettering styles in  about five different classic manuscripts, including the Lindisfarne Gospels and the Book of Kells. While the lower case letters are very standard, for the upper case I selected the most unusual form of each letter, so you end  up with something which is readable, yet weird and somewhat stylized. This  font is part of the Scriptorium Font Library and is distributed as  shareware. When you pay your fee, don't forget to say which font you're  paying for, because we send a whole disk of fonts when you register and  need to know which disk to send. FolderIconMa     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:FolderIconMaker 1.1.cpt     FolderIconMaker 1.1.cpt     1.1              0      24K     10/26/92     Folder Icon Maker - creates folders with custom icons. If you haven’t  already plastered your folders with icons from another program, or even if  you have, Folder Icon Maker creates attractive folders from almost any  file. To use Folder Icon Maker, just drag an application or document onto  the FIM icon. A new folder will be created in same directory as the file is in. Requirements, System 7 or later, Color or greyscale monitor for best  results.   FKEYShell1.0     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Fj-Fz:FKEY Shell 1.02.cpt     FKEY Shell 1.02.cpt      1.02             0       5K     10/26/92     FKEY Shell - is a free application that will let you launch your favourite  FKEYs without installing them in the System file. To install a new FKEY,  first make a copy of the original FKEY Shell application and rename it to  the FKEY's name. Then use ResEdit to copy one or more FKEY resources from  the files they came in and paste them into the application's copy (any  resource ID's will be fine). Under System 7, you may put the new  application in your Apple Menu Items folder to have your FKEYs nice and  handy all the time.  FileSharingT     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Network:FileSharingToggle.cpt     FileSharingToggle.cpt                      0      18K     10/26/92     File Sharing Toggle1.0 - is a set of two Macintosh applications that turn  File Sharing On and Off. Normally, Macintosh users have two choices—to  leave File Sharing on permanently, or to turn it on and off via the Sharing Setup Control Panel. Leaving File Sharing on permanently wastes memory,  slows down your Mac, and makes you wonder if your Mac has a hangover when  it starts up. It also prevents you from renaming and unmounting drives—an  especially serious problem when using removeable media. The solution is the File Sharing Toggle package. It contains two applications, named File  Sharing On and File Sharing Off. You can then just double-click on either  one to turn File Sharing on or off.FileBejeezus     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:F:FileBejeezus 1.0.cpt     FileBejeezus 1.0.cpt     1.0              0      12K     10/26/92     FileBejeezus - is a type/creator changer (yes, another one) It's purpose is clear, To provide an easy way to change the file type and creator  signatures of large amounts of files with a single movement of the mouse.  Another great use for it is to keep several copies (the app is only about  12k decompressed) on your desktop, each with different settings. You could have one to set GIF files so they'll launch into GifConverter. You could  have one to set text files to your favorite word processor or text editor.  See the accompanying list of file and creator types for more possible  conversions. FAX1092.TXT      AMUG CD:Files:Bus:F-G:FAX1092.TXT.cpt        FAX1092.TXT.cpt                           0      33K     10/26/92     FAX1092.TXT.cpt - This is a continuously updated directory that now  contains current fax numbers for over 1,1OO US public corporations and  financial institutions that trade on the NYSE, the AMEX, or NASDAQ. This is a shareware product updated and distributed monthly by Demand Research  Corporation, 625 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 6O611.  Telephone, (312)  664-65OO.    Errditor1.01     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:D-G:Errditor 1.01.cpt     Errditor 1.01.cpt        1.01             0      29K     10/26/92     Errditor - is a powerful graphical editor for system error and system  startupalerts. It lets you modify or move text, icons, buttons and even  procedures(assembly-language programs that are associated to some of the  alerts). When launched, Errditor automatically reads the current System  alert tables(DSATs), makes a copy of them and displays the first alert of  the first DSAT- which will usually be the "Welcome to Macintosh" alert. Use the "<<" and ">>" buttons to move across the alert tables. You may choose  to see empty alerts and unreferenced procedures from the Options menu.   EK.cpt           AMUG CD:Files:Util:E:EK.cpt                  EK.cpt                                    0     107K     10/26/92     Extension Kit - is an extension manager for System 6 and System 7 which  allows you to create up to 10 custom "kits" of extensions. Kits can be  loaded at boot time by holding down the numeric key for the appropriate  kit. Allows user to enable/disable individual kit items at boot time, or  use a "pick now" feature to choose a custom one-time kit. The kit editor is a Macintosh application, which allows the user to view and edit multiple  kits at one time. Full support for System 7, with Balloon Help, required  AppleEvents, 32-bit clean. Complete online help system available for both  System 6/System 7 users.   EFFector3.06     AMUG CD:Files:Word:E-G:EFFector.3.06.cpt     EFFector.3.06.cpt        3.06             0      12K     10/26/92     EFFector 3.06 - The online journal of the Electronic Frontier Foundation. A Guide to EFF Legal Services; EFF Testimony on Digital Privacy as Given by  David Farber; What EFF Did on Your Summer Vacation.       DirectoryMan     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:D:DirectoryMan 1.1.cpt     DirectoryMan 1.1.cpt     1.1              0      61K     10/26/92     DirectoryMan 1.1.cpt - Drop volumes, files, or folders into this  application and DirectoryMan will create a list of all the files enclosed.  Holding Option while dragging an object onto DirectoryMan will create a  list seperated by Tabs. That way you can import the file list into a  spreadsheet for further manipulation.     DeSEA1.4.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:DeSEA 1.4.cpt         DeSEA 1.4.cpt            1.4              0      24K     10/26/92     DeSEA 1.4 - is a System 7 savvy application which turns self-extracting  archives (SEA's) into their non-self-extracting counterparts. DeSEA is  currently configured for StuffIt 1.5.1/Classic/Deluxe, Compact Pro, and  Disk Doubler and may be extended for other archive formats. DeSEA supports AppleEvents and System 7's drag 'n' drop from the Finder. Freeware. DeSEA  1.4 fixes AppleEvent handling, adds support for saving resources when  DeSEA'ing archives, adds support for recursively DeSEA'ing sub-folders,  and adds support for drag 'n' dropping folders.  DBugR1.04        AMUG CD:Files:Prog:D-G:DBugR 1.04.cpt        DBugR 1.04.cpt           1.04             0      11K     10/26/92      DBugR - is a cool Control Panel for programmers and hackers who often have to break into MacsBug (or any other debugger supporting the _DebugStr  trap). It puts a floating "small bomb" icon on your desktop which acts like a button. If the mouse button is pressed and released inside the icon,  there's a user interrupt and MacsBug is called. DBugR can show some basic  info about the current application (name, free memory, max free block)  and/or send one of two user-configurable MacsBug commands to be executed  immediately upon breaks (hold down the Option key when clicking to send the alternate command).  DateFormat       AMUG CD:Files:Prog:D-G:Date Format.cpt       Date Format.cpt                           0      10K     10/26/92     Date Format.cpt - Lately, I've seen a lot of people asking this question,  "How can I change the System 7 Finder so that it displays the dates in the  short format, (9/7/92) rather than the long format (Fri, Aug 28, 1992)?"  Since I hadn't seen the answer posted, I decided to experiment & find out.  However, since the System 7 Finder no longer has the LAYO resource, this  proved to be somewhat complicated. The Finder's display preferences are  stored the the 'fval' resource, ID = 128.  In order to edit this resource,  you will need ResEdit and the 'fval' template.    CriticalMass     AMUG CD:Files:Game:C:Critical Mass.cpt       Critical Mass.cpt        1.0              0      85K     10/26/92     Critical Mass.cpt - Critical Mass is based on a game I used to play on the  Atari 8bit computer about seven or eight years ago. I don't remember who  wrote it or what itwas called, but the core idea is the same. The Object,  Help the nuns get to a vitally important... just kidding!  The object is to remove your opponent from the board.     CommentXCMD      AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Co-Cz:Comment XCMD.cpt     Comment XCMD.cpt                          0      17K     10/26/92     Comment XCMD.cpt - The Floating Comment XCMD is used for providing an  interactive edit window to the user. It appears as a windoid and has an  optional instruction string and optional scrolling edit field. This  windoid has a built-in help feature. If the user supplies improper  parameters, the windoid will appear with help information in the edit  field!     ColorHCXCMD      AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Co-Cz:ColorHCXCMD1.1.2.cpt     ColorHCXCMD1.1.2.cpt     1.1.2            0     153K     10/26/92     ColorHCXCMD1.1.2.cpt - This version of the xcmd stack goes far beyond basic colouring, it provides support for any stack that must somehow modify the  look of the screen as cards are opened. It now provides some support for  monochrome equivalents, and in particular the placing of windows (picture,  pictoids etc.) over the card. Even if the card merely changes the  visibility of buttons and fields as the card opens, use of this stack will  result in a more orderly transfer. As such, I hope you find it a general  tool that is not confined to use of the colorizeHC xcmd.  Clock.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Util:C-Cm:Clöck.cpt            Clöck.cpt                                 0      22K     10/26/92     Clöck - is a simple, no nonsense LCD clock for your Macintosh running  system 7.x.x. I know there is a myriad of clocks already out there and  there are clocks much more sophistaced than this.  My friend Christopher  Marshall looked high and low for a clock that was not an INIT or a CDEV  that was small, simplistic and pretty, no luck, ergo, Clöck! If you click  on the display it will flash the date for about a second. It checks in  about every 5 seconds or so to see if the time needs to updated to the  next minute, so the update may not be precise to the second, but your  system won’t even know this application is running. CHEAPSEQUENC     AMUG CD:Files:Music:C:CHEAPSEQUENCER.CPT     CHEAPSEQUENCER.CPT                        0     255K     10/26/92     CHEAPSEQUENCER.CPT - Treefrog Studio presents your personal sampled sound  sequencer.Allows you to create sequences and set tempos. Really great  hypercard stack. Lots of fun!       Calypso.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:C:Calypso.cpt             Calypso.cpt                               0      94K     10/26/92     Calypso - is a Communications Toolbox Connection Tool designed to work with CCL  (Communications Control Language) connection scripts.  CCL scripts  were originally created for use with the AppleLink program to describe a  variety of connections to the AppleLink host.  With Calypso, scripts  written in the CCL language can be used to connect to many different kinds  of systems using any communication software which uses the Comm Toolbox.   By using an appropriate script, you can use Calypso with the FirstClass  front end to connect to a FirstClass server, or with MacTerminal to connect to a Vax, etc. BPanel 1.16      AMUG CD:Files:Util:B:BPanel 1.16.cpt         BPanel 1.16.cpt          1.16             0       9K     10/26/92     B–Panel 1.6 - is a small Control Panel that lets you configure the system  beep by adding a text message to the standard beep procedure. What you get  is a window popping up at beep time with a one-line message, then either  the beep sound or a user-defined pause before it disappears. The message  and the beep can be switched on or off separately (no signal at all, beep  only, message only, or both). You can configure the font and size of the  text, the window location and size and the message to be displayed. To  avoid bombs, a few environment checks are performed before the window  opens.  Blood 1.02       AMUG CD:Files:Util:B:Blood 1.02.cpt          Blood 1.02.cpt           1.02             0       8K     10/26/92     Blood  - is a funny, useless Control Panel that digs a bunch of random red  holes in your screen (black holes on b&w Macs). All objects except the  menubar and the menus will be drawn BEHIND the holes. AfterDark™ and other  applications that draw directly to the screen may cover the holes, but they will still be there when those programs quit. You may move the holes by  clicking on them and dragging them around the screen(s) (multiple screens  are supported). To remove a hole, hold down the Option key as you click on  it.  BioessHCstac     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:B:Bioess HC stack.cpt     Bioess HC stack.cpt                       0      32K     10/26/92     Bioess HC stack.cpt - The purpose of this stack is to demonstrate a simple  application of game theory in Biology, using the concept of Evolutionarily  Stable Strategies (ESS). I got the idea for the implementation on a  computer from the booklet "Animal Behavour practicals" (edited by P.  Monaghan and A.K. Turner), published by the Association For the Study Of  Animal Behavour (ASAB) Two or three different strategies in a population  fight against each other in a population. Their aim is to get a resource of a certain value with as little damage as possible.  BatchPrinter     AMUG CD:Files:Util:B:BatchPrinter.cpt        BatchPrinter.cpt         1.6              0       7K     10/26/92     BatchPrinter.cpt - A cool 21K application that let's you print out files  without having to open their respecting applications.        AsyncFamily      AMUG CD:Files:Music:A:Async Family 1.14.cpt     Async Family 1.14.cpt     1.14             0      40K     10/26/92     AsyncFamily1.14.cpt - Tired of waiting while your Mac finishes playing an  extra-long beep? Here comes the Async Family. Drop Mr.Player and Mr.Beeper  in your system folder,select a new system beep (a LONG one) in Mr.Beeper's  control panel and restart your Mac. All your system beeps will be  asynchronous, and if you have a Mac with the Apple Sound Chip (all Macs but the 68000-based have it) you'll hear more than one beep at a time. You may  also drop AIFF and System7 sound files on Mr.Drop to play them while you  keep working (multi-megabyte files can be played without any trouble).  ARAC2.0          AMUG CD:Files:Tele:A:ARAC2.0                 ARAC2.0                  2.0              0      56K     10/26/92     ARAC2.0 - ARAClient is a control panel/application maker that provides an  alternate to Apple's Remote Access application. It's purpose is to add  value to ARA by adding features that save time, keystrokes, and RAM.  This  utility provides a one-step connection scheme that promises to let users  forget all the details of network telecommunications. Users must be using  system 7 as well as have already installed Apple's AppleTalk Remote Access  software. New features include * PhoneBook database for easy handling of  phone strings and prefixes. * Redial in Connectors * Modeless Connectors *  Protected Connectors * Connectors with Status windows. AMUGNewsOcto     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:News Stacks:Oct92AMUGNews.cpt     Oct92AMUGNews.cpt                         0     384K     10/26/92     AMUG News Oct92 - includes reviews of Lotus 1 2 3, MS Excel 4.0, Zeus, Bits and Pieces and more. This is the October 1992 issue of the Arizona  Macintosh Users Group News Stack. Other Users Groups may reprint articles  provided a copy of any reprint is sent to AMUG, 718 E. Campbell Ave.,  Gilbert, AZ 85234.     TheOrbsRetur     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:The Orbs Return 2.0.2.cpt     The Orbs Return 2.0.2.cpt     2.02             0      15K     10/26/92     The Orbs Return 2.0.2.cpt - This strange and wonderful screen saver module  is like a cross between a 3-D gravitational simulation and frenetic  Macintosh pets. The long awaited sequel to The Orbs™ includes color, sound, bouncing, trails, variable gravity, control of the boundaries of space,  good speed performance on slow Macs, and shading of the Orbs.  Also, it's  an After Dark module rather than a DA.    FractalsBund     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Fractals Bundle 1.33.cpt     Fractals Bundle 1.33.cpt     1.33             0      38K     10/26/92     FractalsBundle.cpt - Fractals (formerly Mandelbrot) is an AfterDark™ module that generates fractal images from the well-known Mandelbrot set. It takes  full advantage of math coprocessors and color monitors up to 24-bit, but it will also run on 68000-based, black & white Macs. The "Regions" dialog lets you explore the set and zoom in as much as you like to define your own  favourite fractal scenes; a compact on-line help gives you the basic  information needed to create your own pictures. Use the Fractals Mover  application to save your regions in separate files for redistribution.  FishingLine      AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Fishing Line 1.01.cpt     Fishing Line 1.01.cpt     1.01             0       5K     10/26/92     Fishing Line - is an AfterDark™ module that draws random curved lines on  the screen. The name comes from the close resemblance with a badly  entangled fishing line - kind of a fisherman's nightmare.       2WayTrialCop     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Network:2Way Trial Copy.cpt     2Way Trial Copy.cpt      1.0              0      95K     10/26/92     2Way TrialCopy.cpt - 2Way is a hands-free speaker phone that works over a Macintosh network. It allows you to talk in real time to another user on  the network while leaving you free to work on other applications. You  simply dial another 2Way user on the network and talk to them through your  built-in Apple microphone. Prerequisites, System 7 and a Lightly loaded  Localtalk or Ethertalk network. To speak and listen you must have a  built-in microphone on one of the following computers, Macintosh Quadra,  IIsi, LC, LCII, Classic II, Powerbook 140, Powerbook 170. Newer machines  with integral sound input and 68020 or better CPU's should also work. WesternSlaTT     AMUG CD:Files:Font:T-Z:WesternSlant.TT.cpt     WesternSlant.TT.cpt                       0      63K     10/14/92     Western Slant - This is my True Type implementation of a Western Style font for use on posters, and as a heading, etc.. Shareware.        WesternSlaT1     AMUG CD:Files:Font:T-Z:WesternSlant.t1.cpt     WesternSlant.t1.cpt                       0      70K     10/14/92     Western Slant - This is my Type 1 implementation of a Western Style font  for use on posters, and as a heading, etc.. Shareware.        WatchDos.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Util:W-Z:WatchDos.cpt          WatchDos.cpt                              0      13K     10/14/92     WatchDos - The Macintosh system software is designed to protect the user  from accidentally losing information, and generally does a good job at  that. Except for one thing: if you insert an MS Dos disk into your drive,  your mac will happily offer you the opportunity to format it. Even with the advent of system 7, this was not corrected in standard system software.  WatchDos corrects this problem. Whenever you insert an MS Dos disk into  your FDHD drive, WatchDos will issue a warning that this is a formatted MS  DOS disk. WatchDos is also compatible with SoftPC. It can be useful to use  SoftPC and WatchDos together. WatchDos will prevent accidental erasure  when you switch SoftPC to the background.VMTuner.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:U-Z:VMTuner.cpt     VMTuner.cpt                               0      83K     10/14/92     VMTuner - System 7 offers you the ability to 'extend' the available memory  by pretending your Macintosh has more RAM than it actually has installed.  Instead, the Mac uses a file on disk to store portions of the RAM it  currently doesn't need in order to make room for another portion it needs  to use now. This way of extending memory is called virtual memory (VM), and it happens transparently for the applications, except for one thing: speed. The so-called swapping of portions of RAM from and to the disk causes your  computer to slow down considerably. The larger you set the virtual memory  size, the slower your Mac will get. VirusReferen     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:U-Z:Virus Reference 2.0.cpt     Virus Reference 2.0.cpt     2.0              0      66K     10/14/92     Virus Reference 2.0 - My Hypercard based directory of Macintosh viruses and trojan horses.  This update includes a completely reworked interface and  adds search capabilities.  It is up to date and contains information on all current Mac viruses and trojan horses. It's FREE, so please distribute it  anywhere and everywhere!     TIESTestKit      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:T:TIES Test Kit.cpt       TIES Test Kit.cpt                         0     105K     10/14/92     TIES - Identification File tests non-Hayes modems for true Hayes  compatability by determining whether or not your modem uses the "TIES"  modem escape sequence.  User documentation is included in this file.       TidBITS#145      AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:TidBITS:126-150:TidBITS#145/05-Oct-92.cpt     TidBITS#145/05-Oct-92.cpt                      0      14K     10/14/92     TidBITS#145/05-Oct-92 - The Duo debate continues and we present the first  7.1 tip for early birds. Printer mavens will like HP's new dual cartridge  color DeskWriter, NEC has a new driver for the CDR-74 that solves some  problematic conflicts, we figure out just how Performa users will  re-install system software since they don't get bundled system disks, and  finally, a review of a rare book on tech support.    TidBITS#144      AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:TidBITS:126-150:TidBITS#144/28-Sep-92.cpt     TidBITS#144/28-Sep-92.cpt                      0      14K     10/14/92     TidBITS#144/28-Sep-92 - It seems that PowerBooks are all the rage these  days, and we have news on the upcoming PowerBook Duos, along with a report  on how Apple handles the PowerBook 100 Rework program and an article about  GCC's new WriteMove II portable printer. In other news, Apple prices drop  even further, sumex holds a bake sale (not really), and you should stay on  the lookout for a new 13" color monitor from Apple that tastes great and is less filling.   TGETCPTool       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:T:TGETCPTool.cpt          TGETCPTool.cpt                            0      19K     10/14/92     The TGE TCP Tool is a Connection Tool for the Communications Toolbox. It  provides TELNET and transparent TCP connections. It allows the  specification of the host with which to connect as well as the port number  on which to connect.      Texx02.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:T:Texx02.cpt     Texx02.cpt               .02              0      91K     10/14/92     Texx02 - Texx is a System 7 scripting application. It supports all the  Finder events, the four required events and the Do Script event.  The Texx  language is patterned after IBM's REXX interpreter that is most commonly  found on IBM's VM operating system.      Termy.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Tele:T:Termy.cpt               Termy.cpt                                 0     117K     10/14/92     Termy - a terminal emulation application and more that utilizes the  Macintosh Communications Toolbox (CTB). The CTB allows Termy to be written  for a single communications standard, and then used for any and all  extensions written by other developers. A fantastic approach to solving the communications problem. Termy used to be named uATerminal. Its name was  changed because, well, to be honest uATerminal is a dull name. Termy seems  more endearing. Termy was created by taking the terminal emulation software from the commercial product uAccess and making a stand alone application.  We have done this because we derive our living from the Internet, and feel  compelled to give back as much as we possibly can.SuperScrew       AMUG CD:Files:Util:Sq-Sz:SuperScrew.cpt      SuperScrew.cpt                            0      12K     10/14/92     SuperScrew - a collection of utilities that will help you avoid some of the most tedious desktop chores,  The application will quickly unmount your  drives and partitions. SuperScrew suspends dialog boxes so that you can  look behind them or check your files. A Go Finder button has been added  that can select or launch Finder. The hang up phone button has been  removed, but some source code is still included.  It is FREEware!  Use it  at your own risk.  System 6 users who have SuperScrew 1.0 do not need this  upgrade.   StuffItConvt     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:S:StuffIt Converter 3.0.2.cpt     StuffIt Converter 3.0.2.cpt     3.0.2            0      18K     10/14/92     StuffIt Converter 3.0.2 - StuffIt Converter 3.0.2 fixes a lot of problems  that were encountered in previous versions of the product and it is  recommended that ALL users update. This product is only usable by owners of StuffIt Deluxe 3.0 (or later)      SFM 1.1.1        AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:S:Startup Font Manager 1.1.1.cpt     Startup Font Manager 1.1.1.cpt     1.1.1            0      20K     10/14/92     Startup Font Manager is a System 7.1-ONLY extension designed to give people the ability to enable/disable fonts at startup. It accomplishes this by  moving fonts to/from the Fonts folder (inside the System Folder) from/to a  (newly created) "Disabled Fonts" folder inside the "Fonts" folder. Doing  this effectively hides fonts from the System, which doesn't install them at startup. Fonts which are hidden from the System this way are not  "installed"; that is, they do not show up in Font menus and such.   StackDissect     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Ss-Sz:Stack Dissector 1.1.1.cpt     Stack Dissector 1.1.1.cpt     1.1.1            0      21K     10/14/92     Stack Dissector 1.1.1 - Ever want to know how a stack is put together? Ever lose a button or field or handler? Ever want to tweak a stack remotely?  This is the stack for you. Stack Dissector 1.1.1 is a stack browser that  allows you to look through the component parts of a stack by clicking on  the names of objects that interest you. Objects can be stacks, backgrounds, cards, fields, buttons, scripts or handlers. When you click on an object it expands to show the objects it contains. Shift click and you go to that  object in the target stack. Option click and the dialog box for the object  appears. Shareware, $10. StackCrusher     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Ss-Sz:Stack Crusher 1.4.cpt     Stack Crusher 1.4.cpt     1.4              0      27K     10/14/92     Stack Crusher 1.4 - Ever have a folder or two chock full of stacks? Ever  want to compact a bunch of stacks at once? Well just direct this stack to  that folder and it will find all the stacks within it that need to be  compacted according to the criteria you set. There are others out there  that are more fancy, but this one follows the KISS rule: Keep It Simple,  Stupid! This rev allows to compact all stacks regardless of freespace. Also replaces some of the huge sound resources with smaller ones.    TStylerRevw      AMUG CD:Files:Mag:T-Z:TStyler/LStudio Review.cpt     TStyler/LStudio Review.cpt                      0      33K     10/14/92     TStyler/LStudio Review - Two programs are available that allow you to go  beyond—way beyond—the confines of conventional typographic effects. In  fact, both TypeStyler and LetraStudio have recently been upgraded to newer  and more powerful versions. For a long time, TypeStyler was the clear  choice for type manipulation, but now the issue is not so obvious. What are the strengths and weaknesses of these two programs? Read on.    SupQDexRevw      AMUG CD:Files:Mag:P-S:Sup.QDex Review.cpt     Sup.QDex Review.cpt                       0      22K     10/14/92     Sup.QDex Review - After reviewing QuickDEX II for MacMonitor several months ago, I was eager to try the printing and mail-merge features of the Super  QuickDEX package. In addition to a fresh copy of QuickDEX II, the  collection also includes PrintDEX, a utility which can print cards created  in QuickDEX on envelopes and labels, and QuickELOPE, a desk accessory which quickly and easily prints a single envelope or label.     PersonalPres     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:P-S:Personal Press Review.cpt     Personal Press Review.cpt                      0      17K     10/14/92     Personal Press Review - Now in version 2.0, Personal Press competes with  Publish It! Easy from Timeworks (see the January 1992 issue of Mac Monitor  for Barton Brown’s review of Publish It! Easy) and vies for your attention  in a crowded market of powerful word processors. You may want to re-read  the Personal Press (version 1.0) review by L. Frank Turovich, of the  Arizona Macintosh Users Group, in the December 1991 issue of Mac Monitor.  It’s time for an update.   DupLocatorRe     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:D-G:DupLocator Review.cpt     DupLocator Review.cpt                      0      27K     10/14/92     DupLocator Review - Do you have multiple copies of files lying around,  taking up valuable space on your hard drive or on floppies? This new  utility will help you get your software in order. Several illustrations are included. Reprinted from Mac Monitor, newsletter of The Savannah Macintosh  Users Group.     BostonEXPO       AMUG CD:Files:Mag:B-C:Boston EXPO Report.cpt     Boston EXPO Report.cpt                      0      59K     10/14/92     Boston EXPO Report - If you’ve ever been to a Macworld Expo, you’ll  understand how hard it is to communicate the total experience of this huge  affair. For four days, over 400 companies gave demos in the 300,000 square  feet of exhibition space spread out over two large exposition centers. In  addition, there were approximately 100 conferences and seminars in many  different categories, from “How To Get Started On Your Macintosh” to “The  Intergalactic LocalTalk Update and Clinic,” “3D Modeling Demystified,” and  “Virtual Reality.” Even the published program was over 130 pages long Several SMUG members attended—we’ll try to make this report a composite of  all of our observations.AcuraNSXEPS      AMUG CD:Files:Art:SCAD:Acura NSX EPS.cpt     Acura NSX EPS.cpt                         0      66K     10/14/92     AcuraNSXEPS - A EPS file of a beautiful Acura NSX.          SMPShareware     AMUG CD:Files:Music:S-Sn:SMP Shareware176.cpt     SMP Shareware176.cpt     1.76             0     115K     10/14/92     Sound Manager Package is comprised of the following programs, Sound Mover (which includes the functions of the previously separate Sound->snd),  SndControl - a Control Panel that allows you to associate sounds to over 30 different actions, StartupSndInit - to play at startup time any number of sounds you copy into it (using Sound Mover), IBeep2 - a very primitive  version of SndControl to be used under older System versions (4.1 to 6.0.3) Shareware $25.00.   SmallScreen      AMUG CD:Files:Prog:S:Small Screen 1.1.cpt     Small Screen 1.1.cpt     1.1              0      10K     10/14/92     Small Screen 1.1 - On a sufficiently large screen, Small Screen shows the  boundaries of one or more smaller screens. It is useful for testing whether something would fit on a small screen. Each screen boundary is represented  by a transparent window with rounded corners. Optionally, a hard disk  and/or a trash can icon is shown at the appropriate positions (i.e. where  the real icons would appear on a freshly installed System 7).    ShowShare1.0     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Network:ShowShare 1.0.0.cpt     ShowShare 1.0.0.cpt      1.0              0      44K     10/14/92     ShowShare 1.0.0 - ShowShare is a supplemental tool for file sharing. Its  primary feature at this time is the display of an indicator icon in the  menu bar representing file sharing's current state (up, down, coming up,  going down, down due to error). While in ShowShare you can also Start/Stop  file sharing and open the three control panels related to file sharing.  This is the first version of what will undoubtedly be a perpetually-growing utility. After this version, increased support for AppleShare 3.0 and  AppleTalk Remote Access will be available.    Scriptwritin     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:S-Sh:ScriptwritingAssist2.0.cpt     ScriptwritingAssist2.0.cpt     2.0              0      17K     10/14/92     ScriptwritingAssist2.0 - Scriptwriting Assistant 2.0 is a set of QuicKeys  and Word 5 files that automate the Scriptwriting process. All you need to  get started is to glance at the instructions below, drag the files as  explained, and print out and fasten the template to your keyboard. The rest is up to you!     RTFcard1.0       AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Q-R:RTFcard1.0.cpt       RTFcard1.0.cpt           1.0              0      37K     10/14/92     RTFcard1.0 - Ever wonder how you would get advantage of one of the nicest  features of HyperCard 2.0 styled text in fields? Here’s your chance to  use it by importing your text documents in HyperCard using the RTF  importing features of your favorite word-processing programs. OK, so it’s  been done before...but not in HyperTalk! That’s right, you can indeed look  right into the script and modify it if you want.    RightOnTime      AMUG CD:Files:Bus:R:Right On Time.cpt        Right On Time.cpt        1.02             0      56K     10/14/92     Right On Time - a combination calendar, to-do list, and reminder  application.  You can set up your own categories, repeating events, play  sounds when events are due, archive old events, and create multiple events  files.  I spent a lot of time on this and I think it is a pretty good  package (but I'm biased). This is a demo version which is limited to 5  events.  The full version is available for $10 ($15 for overseas mail  deliveries). Version 1.02 corrects a bug which could cause crash when  pressing RETURN or ENTER under certain circumstances; other minor cosmetic  enhancements. Radioactive      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Radioactive trash cans.cpt     Radioactive trash cans.cpt                      0       2K     10/14/92     RadioActive - A ResEdit file containing Radioactive "trash can" icons.         PowerBookIcn     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:PowerBookIcons.cpt     PowerBookIcons.cpt                        0       9K     10/14/92     PowerBook Icons - Here is an updated and much more complete set of  PowerBook system icons for those of you with those powerful portable  machines. If you tire of looking at System, Finder and System Folder icons  of compact Macs, here is the answer. Included in this update is a full set  of icl8's, icl4's, and of course, icn#'s for every PowerBook out to date  and a few on the way.  Represented faithfully are PB 100's, 140's, 145's,  and 170's, plus the new 160's, 180's, Duo 210's, and Duo 230's. They are  included in a ResEdit file as you will need that application to paste the  icons into a copy of your system file (always work on a copy!) PICTshow.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:QuickTime:P:PICTshow.cpt       PICTshow.cpt                              0      12K     10/14/92     PICTshow - a small slideshow program for viewing PICT-files on a color  Macintosh. Since Quicktime is here, I store all my pictures in PICT format  because of the various compression capabilities. What I missed, was a small viewer that let's you view some PICTs in a slide show, so I wrote this  little program.     PhysicsHTB2      AMUG CD:Files:Education:O-P:Physics HTB 2.0 L2.cpt     Physics HTB 2.0 L2.cpt     2.0              0     276K     10/14/92     Physics HTB 2.0 L2 - Physics lies at the root of all other physical  sciences and much of technology because it deals both with constituents  that may be treated as fundamental in a specific problem and with the laws  that govern their interactions, individually and in bulk. For more  information, read the contents of this educational stack.     PhilosophyHT     AMUG CD:Files:Education:O-P:Philosophy HTB 2.0 L2.cpt     Philosophy HTB 2.0 L2.cpt     2.0              0     228K     10/14/92     Philosophy HTB 2.0 L2 - Philosophy is the oldest form of systematic,  scholarly inquiry. The name comes from the Greek philosophos, "lover of  wisdom." The term, however, has acquired several related meanings: (1) the  study of the truths or principles underlying all knowledge, being, and  reality; (2) a particular system of philosophical doctrine; (3) the  critical evaluation of such fundamental doctrines. For more information,  read the contents of this educational stack.   OpAmps.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Education:O-P:Op Amps.cpt      Op Amps.cpt                               0     130K     10/14/92     OpAmpstack - This is the latest version of my Operational Amplifier stack.  I've added some interactive 'labs' where you can adjust parameters of the  circuit and see the effects. I've only two working circuits in this stack,  but I intend to write more soon. It just takes a while to get the effects  scripted right and in a form that will make sense to the user.      NewAdobePlug     AMUG CD:Files:Art:N:New Adobe Plug-ins.cpt     New Adobe Plug-ins.cpt                      0      42K     10/14/92     New Adobe Plug-ins - The TWAIN plug-in module enables Photoshop users with  TWAIN-supported devices to use the Acquire command to control image  acquisition from within the the Photoshop program. New scans or frame grabs appear as untitled Adobe Photoshop documents. The Photo CD plug-in module  lets you open in Adobe Photoshop images that have been saved in Kodak's  proprietary Photo CD format. Kodak Photo CD is a new method for storing  photographs digitally on CD-ROM.   MusicHTB2.0      AMUG CD:Files:Education:M:Music HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Music HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      53K     10/14/92     Music HTB 2.0 L1 - Music has been called both the most mathematical and the most abstract of the arts. Unlike words, pictorial images, and bodily  movements, however, musical tones in themselves have no concrete  associations, and only gain meaning when they are combined into musical  patterns. Philosophers have always been intrigued by the problems inherent  in attempts to define music. For more information, read the contents of  this educational stack.   Momentum.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Md-Mz:Momentum.cpt        Momentum.cpt                              0      84K     10/14/92     Momentum - brings physics to the Mac desktop. Throw it in your System  folder & reboot. Then, whenever you drag a window (and some other things)  you will be able to toss it. It will bounce around the screen, until  friction brings it to a rest. You can stop it prematurely by hitting any  key except the arrow keys. That's because the arrow keys give the window  extra velocity in the appropriate direction. The CDEV allows you to adjust  the amount and direction of gravity, and the amounts of the Desktop  friction and the bounce friction. You can also restrict the bounce activity to the Finder, and turn off the bounce sound.  MiddletonT1      AMUG CD:Files:Font:M:Middleton 1.1 Type 1.cpt     Middleton 1.1 Type 1.cpt     1.1              0      56K     10/14/92     Middleton - is an unabashed knockoff of Florentine, a display face created  by R. Hunter Middleton, the former director of type design for Ludlow.  Type 1.       MiddletonTT      AMUG CD:Files:Font:M:Middleton 1.1 TT.cpt     Middleton 1.1 TT.cpt     1.1              0      36K     10/14/92     Middleton -  is an unabashed True Type knockoff of Florentine, a display  face created by R. Hunter Middleton, the former director of type design for Ludlow.       MathHist.HTB     AMUG CD:Files:Education:M:Math History HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Math History HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      45K     10/14/92     Math History HTB 2.0 L1 - Mathematics is as old as civilization itself. By  the Neolithic Period, as life became settled and villages began to appear,  writing and counting became increasingly useful, if not necessary. With  counting, the history of mathematics began. To count the passage of time,  to weave intricate patterns in baskets or fabrics, and to apportion goods,  crops, and livestock required a basic sense of arithmetic. For more  information, read the contents of this educational stack.   MacmenCursor     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Macmen Cursor Collection.cpt     Macmen Cursor Collection.cpt                      0      36K     10/14/92     Macmen Cursor Collection - These are the most recent cursors that I have  created along the MacMan Line. I am working on about ten more right now  with the hopes of releasing a Complete MacMan Collection.       LoanTrack1.1     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:H-L:Loan Tracker 1.1©.CPT     Loan Tracker 1.1©.CPT     1.1              0     165K     10/14/92     Loan Tracker 1.1 - Loan Tracker is an Excel (3.0) worksheet to create a  loan amortization schedule, calculate the total pay off, pay off date,  interest portion of the payments and track all additional payments that you apply toward the principle, calculate the interest savings, the new pay-off date, and the number of months the loan will be paid off early. Works with monthly and bimonthly payments. Shareware - $5.00.    Law HTB 2.0      AMUG CD:Files:Education:L:Law HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Law HTB 2.0 L1.cpt       2.0              0      41K     10/14/92     Law HTB 2.0 L1 -  Law can be defined broadly as a system of standards and  rules of civil society: standards of human conduct that impose obligations  and grant corresponding rights, and institutional rules regarding the  ascertainment, creation, modification, and enforcement of these standards.  The question "What is law?" has elicited a myriad of answers throughout  human history, ranging from the Old Testament's assertion of law as the  will of God to the thesis of Karl MARX and Friedrich ENGELS that law is an  expression of class ideology. For more information, read the contents of  this educational stack. LRockGetaway     AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:H-M:L Rock Getaway.cpt     L Rock Getaway.cpt                        0      11K     10/14/92     L Rock Getaway - This is a MIDI file for those individuals that have  sequencing software and a Midi setup.        KoreaHTB2.0      AMUG CD:Files:Education:K:Korea HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Korea HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      46K     10/14/92     Korea HTB 2.0 L1 - Korea is a small, strategically important, and  politically divided country occupying a narrow peninsula of the East Asian  mainland. It shares land borders with China on the north and with the USSR  on the northeast, and it reaches to within 195 km (120 mi) of the largest  Japanese island, Honshu. Formerly a united kingdom, Korea was divided  (1948) at about the 38th parallel of latitude into the Communist-controlled Democratic People's Republic of Korea, otherwise known as North Korea, and  the U.S. For more information, read the contents of this educational stack.  KeMo103.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Prog:H-K:KeMo 1.03.cpt         KeMo 1.03.cpt            1.03             0      72K     10/14/92     KeMo 1.03 - This package is essentially a set of functions to help writing  reaction time experiments on the Mac, the KeMo Reaction Timing Utilities.   Functionality currently consists of the following, a timer with 20  microsecond resolution, polling functions for ADB devices, such as  keyboards and mice, with +/-1.4 to +/-2.1 msec accuracy, depending on your  Mac (as opposed to the +/- 8 to +/-16 msec accuracy that you get with  "normal" Toolbox functions like GetKeys), and much more!   Jetpack1.2       AMUG CD:Files:Game:H-L:Jetpack 1.2.cpt       Jetpack 1.2.cpt          1.2              0     218K     10/14/92     Jetpack 1.2 - a really cool color game where players jet around & try to  eliminate each other using a variety of weapons.        JapanHTB2.0      AMUG CD:Files:Education:J:Japan HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Japan HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      49K     10/14/92     Japan HTB 2.0 L1 - Japan is one of the world's leading industrial and  trading nations and the first Asian nation to develop a technologically  advanced industrial economy. It is a small country compared with such  nations as the United States but is significantly larger than the United  Kingdom, Germany, and all other major European nations except Sweden,  France, and Spain For more information, read the contents of this  educational stack.   InternatioT1     AMUG CD:Files:Font:I:InternationalTy1.cpt     InternationalTy1.cpt                      0      70K     10/14/92     InternationalTy1 - This is a simple conversion of International Symbols  font from Type3 to Type 1. No other changes were made. The original font  was written by Gary L. Ratay 18 White Pine Drive,Littleton CO. 80127. The  original font was "Freeware".      InternatioDA     AMUG CD:Files:DA:H-I:InternationalTime DA.cpt     InternationalTime DA.cpt                      0       7K     10/14/92     InternationalTime DA - a DA that displays the current time in Athens,  London, Munich, New York, & Tokyo.        INFOBROWSER      AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:I-J:INFOBROWSER-2.5.1     INFOBROWSER-2.5.1        2.5.1            0      33K     10/14/92     INFOBROWSER-2.5.1 - In an attempt to make the chore of reading the Info-Mac Digest easier and less time consuming I created this stack. The inspiration came to me after reviewing the stack of a similar nature by Peter Jorgenson (I am not sure that I have that spelled correctly, the Stack is available  in Info-Mac Archives under Card). I liked the concept but wanted to do  things slightly differently.    InfectDiseas     AMUG CD:Files:Education:H:Infect Diseases HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Infect Diseases HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      49K     10/14/92     Infect Diseases HTB 2.0 L1 - The organisms responsible for human infections are extremely variable. VIRUSES are simple life forms consisting of nucleic acid, encoding genetic information, and surface components of protein that  enable them to enter cells. Unable to multiply outside of living host  cells, they are completely dependent on these cells for their continued  maintenance. Viruses utilize the metabolic machinery of the cell and have  the ability to interfere with, or direct in an adverse fashion, the  activities of the cell. For more information, read the contents of this  educational stack. IndiaHTB2.0      AMUG CD:Files:Education:H:India HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     India HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      51K     10/14/92     India HTB 2.0 L1 - largest in area, is located in South Asia on the Indian  subcontinent. It is about 3,000 km (1,875 mi) wide and has, because of its  peninsular shape, a shoreline of about 7,000 km (4,400 mi) along the Bay of Bengal on the east and the Arabian Sea on the west. The land frontier of  about 5,700 km (3,600 mi) is shared with Pakistan and a small strip of  Afghanistan on the west; by China (mostly Tibet), Nepal, and Bhutan on the  north; and by Bangladesh and Myanmar (Burma) on the east. For more  information, read the contents of this educational stack.  IconBase         AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:IconBase.cpt        IconBase.cpt                              0      59K     10/14/92     IconBase - This is the first of a few neat little apps that I will be  uploading.  There is no runtime engine, so you must have Helix to use this. I wrote this for two reasons. The first was in response to an icon  database written in 4D that was posted on AOL.  The second was because I  have become addicted to icons. Programmed by Hillel N. Cooperman in Double  Helix 3.5r9.    HyperNet.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Network:HyperNet.cpt      HyperNet.cpt                              0      16K     10/14/92     HyperNet - You can do many things including shutting down another computer  over a net, and send messages. You only need to have this stack running on  both nets.       Huricane.HLP     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:H-L:Huricane.HLP.cpt       Huricane.HLP.cpt                          0     105K     10/14/92     Huricane.HLP - The ravages of Hurricane Andrew have left over 250,000  people homeless in Dade County, Florida, in what has been accurately called the biggest disaster ever to hit the United States.  We are starting a  Hurricane Housing Relief Register, a database of donated, shared and  discounted housing offered by the good people of Florida. Please use the  attached form to register any offer of space for hurricane victims, and  mail it to Friends of the Everglades, Hurricane Housing, 101 Westward  Drive, #2, Miami Springs, FL 33166.   HuntSpeedBal     AMUG CD:Files:Font:H:Hunt SpeedBall.cpt      Hunt SpeedBall.cpt                        0      49K     10/14/92     Hunt SpeedBall - an original & fully functional Type 1 Mac PostScript font w/ a full character set of upper,lower, special & alternate characters.  Shareware.       HealthCareHT     AMUG CD:Files:Education:H:Health Care Sys HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Health Care Sys HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      41K     10/14/92     Health Care Sys HTB 2.0 L1 - become the financial responsibility of the  state in every modern industrialized society except the United States. In  most of Western Europe this responsibility is discharged by state-run  insurance systems financed by taxes on both employers and workers and by  moneys from general tax revenues. In Great Britain the payments are made  almost entirely out of general revenues. In all these countries the state  provides some medical resources as well, guaranteeing each eligible citizen access to medical care. For more information, read the contents of this  educational stack. GothicArtHTB     AMUG CD:Files:Education:G:Gothic Art&Arch HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Gothic Art&Arch HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      46K     10/14/92     Gothic Art&Arch HTB 2.0 L1 - The term Gothic was first used during the  Italian Renaissance to characterize all the monuments of the Middle Ages  because they were contemptuously regarded as the products of barbarian  Goths and therefore utterly lacking in artistic merit. Subsequently,  however, the term was restricted to the art and architecture of those  centuries immediately following the Romanesque period and preceding the  Renaissance. For more information, read the contents of this educational  stack.  GetKeys.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Prog:D-G:GetKeys.cpt           GetKeys.cpt                               0       6K     10/14/92     GetKeys - GetKeys is a utility designed to make it easier for C programmers to check for key depressions with the Event Manager routine GetKeys.  GetKeys returns a KeyMap, which is four longs, with one or more bits set in the map that represent the keys that are currently depressed. GetKeys shows you the current GetKeys key map in hexadecimal. Also, if a single key is  depressed, it generates a C-language expression that can be used to detect  that key. The GetKeys window contains a Copy button, which will copy the  displayed C code expression into the clipboard, which you can then paste  into your code. GetInfoEasy      AMUG CD:Files:Util:G-H:Get Info Easy 1.0.cpt     Get Info Easy 1.0.cpt     1.0              0      39K     10/14/92     Get Info Easy 1.0 - Simpler than Know Thyself this just gathers system  information and will print to disk or hard copy info in system folder,  extensions folder, apple menu folder and control panel folder along with  list of programs and machine info. Needed for diagnostics of problems.  Useful for consultants and FREE.     GermanyHTB2      AMUG CD:Files:Education:G:Germany HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Germany HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      50K     10/14/92     Germany HTB 2.0 L1 - From 1945 until its reunification in 1990, Germany was divided into two states, the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) and the German Democratic Republic (East Germany). Located in central Europe,  the country is bordered on the north by the North Sea, Denmark, and the  Baltic Sea; on the east by Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Austria; on the  south by Austria and Switzerland; and on the west by France, Luxembourg,  Belgium, and the Netherlands. For more information, read the contents of  this educational stack.  FrontPanel       AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:F:FrontPanel v1.1 .cpt     FrontPanel v1.1 .cpt     1.1              0       7K     10/14/92     FrontPanel v1.1  - Harken back to yesteryear ... when  all computers had a  front panel with a lot of flashing lights. This stack simulates a front  panel. None of the displays mean a darn thing, but it LOOKS really cool.  You get 25 flashing lights. You get four windows full of ever-changing  meaningless hexadecimal numbers and fraudulent (but important-looking)  randomly-generated message. It even runs a "self check" when you start it  up. You can use this to (amaze/impress) your (friends/enemies) and  to  (confound/annoy) your (kids/parents/spouse/pet/boss) as may be appropriate  for your own situation, but I am absolved of all responsibility for any  unfortunate results which may occur due to such action.FranceHTB2.0     AMUG CD:Files:Education:F:France HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     France HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      46K     10/14/92     France HTB 2.0 L1 - France is an independent nation in Western Europe and  the center of a large overseas administration. It is the largest European  nation (excluding the USSR). France is shaped like a hexagon, and three of  its six sides are bounded by water--the English Channel on the northwest,  the Atlantic Ocean and Bay of Biscay on the west, and the Mediterranean Sea on the southeast. The remaining sides are mostly mountainous and are shared by seven European neighbors--Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland,  Italy, Spain, tiny Andorra, and Monaco. For more information read the  contents of this educational stack. Fractions1.1     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:F:Fractions 1.1.cpt      Fractions 1.1.cpt        1.1              0       6K     10/14/92     Fractions 1.1 - This stacks contains one XFCN - Fractions The XFCN is as  well able to simplify fractions (to use it for this, add your fraction to  0). It is now able to handle negative numbers.       FoldersScrap     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Folders Scrapbook.cpt     Folders Scrapbook.cpt                      0      24K     10/14/92     FoldersScrap - This is a Scrapbook containing over 90 varied folder icons,  and is a duplicate of a previously uploaded file in iContraption format.  The icons  were made by using custom icons from many sources with Folder  Icon Maker 1.1. I hope you enjoy them.      FldrWatch1.0     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:F:Folder Watcher 1.0.cpt     Folder Watcher 1.0.cpt     1.0              0      40K     10/14/92     Folder Watcher - a faceless background application that keeps an eye on an unlimited number of folders on your Macintosh, or a remote Macintosh. If  the contents one of these folders ever changes, Folder Watcher will alert  you via a Notification Manager alert, a system beep, a custom sound, by  writing to a log file, or any combination of these.     Federal.BBS      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:Federal.BBS.cpt       Federal.BBS.cpt                           0      17K     10/14/92     Federal.BBS - The Federal Bulletin Board is a service of the Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printing Office (GPO).  This electronic  bulletin board service (BBS) enables Federal agencies to provide the public immediate, self-service access to Federal information in electronic form at reasonable rates. To access The Federal Bulletin Board, a user needs a  personal computer, a modem, a telecommunications software package and a telephone line.  The BBS will accommodate baud rates ranging from 300 to  9600. For more information, read the contents of this file.  Fabliaux.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Font:F:Fabliaux.cpt            Fabliaux.cpt                              0      21K     10/14/92     Fabliaux - This is a font from Ragnarok's scriptorium. They are  dedicated to producing unusual historical and special purpose text and  display fonts. Fonts are available in Type 1, Type 3 and TrueType format  for the Mac and in TrueType and Postscript format for MS DOS systems.  Shareware $15.     ExtenMngr1.8     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:E:Extensions Manager 1.8.cpt     Extensions Manager 1.8.cpt     1.8              0      20K     10/14/92     Extensions Manager 1.8 - Extensions Manager allows you turn "off" or "on"  the code that executes a startup in certain "extension documents" such as  Control Panels, Chooser devices and INITs (known before as startup   documents). With System 7.50 there are a few folders where system  extensions can be located, therefore the old style "INIT Managers" do not  work well. Extensions Manager and EM Extension are free software and can be distributed freely by individuals. For Commercial distribution or bulletin  board distribuition please contact Apple Software Licensing. Extensions  Manager is Copyright 1990-92 Apple Computer,Inc. All Rights Reserved. by  Ricardo Batista.ExcuseMe.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Music:D-E:Excuse Me.cpt        Excuse Me.cpt                             0      41K     10/14/92     Excuse Me - This is a System 7 sound file saying "Excuse Me!"         EnrgizeBunAD     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:EnergizedBunniAD.cpt     EnergizedBunniAD.cpt                      0     181K     10/14/92     Energizer Bunny - This is an After Dark module of an outdoor scene with  grass, blue sky, clouds, and then.....a pink and white ENERGIZED BUNNY  comes thumping across your screen banging a drum. Sheesh!  He seems to be  everywhere!      EgyptHTB2.0      AMUG CD:Files:Education:E:Egypt HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Egypt HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      49K     10/14/92     Egypt HTB 2.0 L1 - Egypt is a nation occupying the northeastern corner of  Africa, the SINAI Peninsula in adjacent Southwest Asia, and some islands in the Gulf of Suez and the Red Sea. It is bounded by the Mediterranean Sea on the north, Sudan on the south, the Red Sea and Israel on the east, and  Libya on the west. The name Egypt is derived from the Greek word Aegyptus,  which was taken from the ancient Egyptian term Hik up tah ("House of the  Spirit"). For more information, read the contents of this educational  stack.  Eff.3.05.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Word:E-G:Eff.3.05.cpt          Eff.3.05.cpt             3.05             0      14K     10/14/92     EFFector 3.05  9/17/92 - the online journal of the Electronic Frontier  Foundation. Contents: A Guide to EFF Legal Services; EFF Testimony on  Digital Privacy as Given by David Farber; What EFF Did on Your Summer  Vacation.      EducationHTB     AMUG CD:Files:Education:E:Education HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Education HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      51K     10/14/92     Education HTB 2.0 L1 - Throughout history societies have sought to educate  their people to produce goods and services, to respond effectively and  creatively to their world, and to satisfy their curiosity and aesthetic  impulses. To achieve any of these objectives people need to acquire  reliable knowledge and to think systematically. This HyperTextBook  discusses education in the general sense, its history and philosophy.    Edison10.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Powerbook:edison10.cpt     edison10.cpt             1.0              0      53K     10/14/92     Edison10 - In a small window this program shows Digital battery level,  CPU speed, whether the AC adapter is plugged in, charging state and 2  separate timers indicating elapsed time since last charge and running time  since last charge.  It is suggested that you place it in your startup  folder and use it to track battery usage times. Freeware application.     DW3.1Insta2      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Df-Dz:DW3.1Install 2.cpt     DW3.1Install 2.cpt       3.1              0     362K     10/14/92     DW3.1 #2 - Here's the contents from the HP DeskWriter 3.1 Driver "Install  2" disk. Copy these files to another disk, name that disk "Install 2" and  update your printer drivers.       DW3.1Insta1      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Df-Dz:DW3.1Install 1.cpt     DW3.1Install 1.cpt       3.1              0     184K     10/14/92     DW3.1 - Here's the contents from the HP DeskWriter 3.1 Driver "Install 1"  disk. Copy these files to another disk, name that disk "Install 1" and  update your printer drivers.       DrugAbuseHTB     AMUG CD:Files:Education:D:Drug Abuse HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Drug Abuse HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      42K     10/14/92     Drug Abuse HTB 2.0 L1 - The term drug abuse most often refers to the use of a drug with such frequency that it causes physical or mental harm to the  user or impairs social functioning. Although the term seems to imply that  users abuse the drugs they take, in fact, it is themselves or others they  abuse by using drugs. For more information read the contents of this  educational stack.    DD3.3.7Patch     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:DiskDoubler3.7.7PatchKit.cpt     DiskDoubler3.7.7PatchKit.cpt     3.3.7            0     289K     10/14/92     DiskDoubler3.7.7PatchKit - Contains the patches to upgrade the DiskDoubler  Application & INIT from 3.3.x to 3.3.7i.        DiaryPlus2.2     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:D:DiaryPlus v2.2.cpt     DiaryPlus v2.2.cpt       2.2              0      10K     10/14/92     DiaryPlus v2.2 - makes diary organization easy. Diary cards are created  automatically and are listed by date on a Master card. To get to entries  for a particular date, simple click on it. Each diary card can be time  stamped as often as entries are made for a particular date. The format is  true to form regardless of where you leave the cursor or the number of  returns that have been entered after the last entry. Contains two  additional sections Special Notations and Do Today.   DesktopValet     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:D:Desktop Valet v.2.0.cpt     Desktop Valet v.2.0.cpt     2.0              0       6K     10/14/92     Desktop Valet v.2.0 - End desktop clutter forever!  Avoid the most tedious  file operations. This utility will move, delete, shred or alias files that  are dropped on it. Put copies of it in your Apple Menu, on your launch pad, or in deep folders. Make aliases of it on your desktop and rename them  according to function. Just double click on it and choose your options. The drag and drop interface is pretty self explanatory.  Desktop Valet does not work on floppy disks.   DeskPat 1.1      AMUG CD:Files:MacII:D-G:Desktop Pattern 1.1.cpt     Desktop Pattern 1.1.cpt     1.1              0      41K     10/14/92     Desktop Pattern 1.1 - is a control panel device that lets you change the  patterns on your Macintosh desktop. It allows much larger patterns than are allowed in the General Controls control panel. It will only operate on  Macintoshes equiped with Color Quickdraw. This latest version is a fully  functioning SHAREWARE product.     DeBNDL1.0        AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:D:DeBNDL 1.0.cpt     DeBNDL 1.0.cpt           1.0              0      65K     10/14/92     DeBNDL 1.0 - DeBNDL is a drop-type application for use with Apple's System  7.0 or better.  It provides a simple method for replacing an icon in the  Finder's Desktop File.  Normally, you would have to rebuild the Desktop  File by holding down command-option when rebooting and then waiting for the Finder to rebuild the entire Desktop File.  While this is still recommended when adding, changing or removing substantial numbers of application and  other files from your hard drive, when designing that one icon for your  special folder or new application DeBNDL is the ticket.  DD3.7.7AuxFi     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:DD3.7.7AuxFiles.cpt     DD3.7.7AuxFiles.cpt      3.3.7            0     182K     10/14/92     DD3.7.7AuxFiles - Files that were included in the DiskDoubler 3.3.?-> 3.3.7 patcher. Contains DD Expand, Verify/Repair, Desktop Reset, DiskTest, Lock,  & Unlock.       DayImagev21      AMUG CD:Files:Util:D-De:DayImager v0.2.1.cpt     DayImager v0.2.1.cpt     0.2.1            0      11K     10/14/92     DayImage - an extension which lets you replace Apple Icon (which locate on the left side of the Menu Bar) with several animations.  DayImager replace  Apple Icon with animations corresponding to the time period.  There are 5  time period in a day, they are, Sunrise, Morning, Afternoon, Sunset, and  Night.  Each period has a monocrhome and a color animation. Thus there are 10 animations to diaplay in total (5 for monochrome and 5 for color).   People who have monochrome screen won't be able to see color animations.   After you registered, you will be told a way to create your own animations. Please read DayImager v0.2.1 ReadMe file for more information. Czechoslovak     AMUG CD:Files:Education:C:Czechoslovakia HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Czechoslovakia HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      41K     10/14/92     Czechoslovakia HTB 2.0 L1 - Czechoslovakia is located at the heart of  Europe. Bordered by Poland on the north, Germany on the north and west, the Soviet Union on the east, and Hungary and Austria on the south, it has long been at the crossroads of East and West. Established as an independent  state in 1918, Czechoslovakia was dismembered by Germany prior to and  during World War II and ruled from 1948 to 1989 by a Communist government.  After the Communists were forced out (November 1989), free multiparty  elections legitimated an interim government headed by Vaclav HAVEL,  signaling Czechoslovakia's return to democracy. For more information read  this educational stack on Czechoslovakia.CycleSpy.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Cn-Cz:CycleSpy.cpt        CycleSpy.cpt                              0      36K     10/14/92     CycleSpy - Reports on real-time performance , showing how much memory and  CPU share is going to each working application or process. It offers some  interesting tidbits that can make your work habits more productive by  steering you away from power and memory hogs. Shareware $10.      Crivar.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Font:C:Crivar.cpt              Crivar.cpt                                0      20K     10/14/92     Crivar - This is a font from the roleplaying world of Ysgarth.  It is a  foreign language font with orthography similar to primitive lettering  styles used in northern Europe in the Middle Ages. Included with the font  is a catalog of Ysgarth-related products. Complete information on Ysgarth  languages is available, see enclosed file.     Courthand        AMUG CD:Files:Font:C:Courthand.cpt           Courthand.cpt                             0      36K     10/14/92     Courthand - a calligraphic font developed from scanned and modified images taken from 11th century English legal and diplomatic documents written in  the style known as 'Old English Courthand'. This is the perfect font if you want to write something which people can read, but which looks different  enough to throw them for a while.  It works best as a display font in 14  point or higher, but is quite readable in smaller sizes.      CopyDoubDEMO     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:C:CopyDoubler-Demo.cpt     CopyDoubler-Demo.cpt     1.0              0      91K     10/14/92     CopyDoubler-Demo - CopyDoubler dramatically improves operations in the  System 7 Finder. CopyDoubler is integrated into the Finder and operates  transparently to make copying and deleting files faster, safer and more  convenient. CopyDoubler's major features:    Copying files is at least twice  as fast and emptying the Trash is up to ten times faster than the Finder. A Smart Replace feature copies only changed files. This feature can be  used for incredibly fast backups. Using this feature can increase copying  speed by 50 times.  ComputerHTB      AMUG CD:Files:Education:C:Computer HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Computer HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      55K     10/14/92     Computer HTB 2.0 L1 - A computer is an apparatus built to perform routine  calculations with speed, reliability, and ease. One important type is the  DIGITAL COMPUTER, which function internally and perform operations  exclusively with digital (discrete) numbers (a type on which most recent  progress has centered and which is the focus of much of this article). For  more information read the contents of this educational stack on Computers.    ComicsCartTT     AMUG CD:Files:Font:C:ComicsCartoonTT.cpt     ComicsCartoonTT.cpt                       0      30K     10/14/92     ComicsCartoonTT - A TrueType font for cartoonists. After studying many  different styles of lettering used in the comics, I saw there was enough of a “common thread” to have the keyboard (with a few adjustments) replace the bulk of the lettering done by pen & ink. The “thread” consists of two basic concepts. First, cartoonists tend to use all caps (avoiding ascenders &  descenders for design purposes). Secondly, they use a set of letters that  represent dialogue (straight pen & ink lettering) and another representing  expression (POW, BANG, Z-Z-Z-Z, WHAM, etc.). Shareware $15.  ComicsCartT1     AMUG CD:Files:Font:C:ComicsCartoon.cpt       ComicsCartoon.cpt                         0      45K     10/14/92     ComicsCartoon - A Type 1 font for cartoonists. After studying many  different styles of lettering used in the comics, I saw there was enough of a “common thread” to have the keyboard (with a few adjustments) replace the bulk of the lettering done by pen & ink. The “thread” consists of two basic concepts. First, cartoonists tend to use all caps (avoiding ascenders &  descenders for design purposes). Secondly, they use a set of letters that  represent dialogue (straight pen & ink lettering) and another representing  expression (POW, BANG, Z-Z-Z-Z, WHAM, etc.). Shareware $15.  ColorDesktop     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Color Desktops.cpt     Color Desktops.cpt                        0      51K     10/14/92     Color Desktops - An archive of forty-eight 256 color ppat resources to  spruce up your color Mac desktops. Comes with Word 4.0 document to ease  installation. Requires a resource editor such as ResEdit 2.1.1 to paste in  System file. SHAREWARE $5.      ClipArtStack     AMUG CD:Files:Art:Ci-Cz:Clip Art Stack 27.cpt     Clip Art Stack 27.cpt                      0      28K     10/14/92     Clip Art Stack 27 - Here is the HyperCard version of Clip Art Stack 27  Sampler, a fully functional HyperCard stack which is perfect for storing  all of your clip art. This sampler contains 10 sample clips from the full  stack (200+ clips). The clips include: a cyclist, crocodile, acorn, hand  with pen, lion, horse head, dinosaur and a Japanese bird.      ClintonStack     AMUG CD:Files:Education:C:Clintonstack II.cpt     Clintonstack II.cpt                       0     477K     10/14/92     Clintonstack II - An informative stack stating where Clinton & Gore stand  on different issues.  (Will be really interesting to view in a year or 2 -  if they are elected....)       CleaningLady     AMUG CD:Files:Util:C-Cm:Cleaning Lady 1.0.cpt     Cleaning Lady 1.0.cpt     1.0              0       7K     10/14/92     Cleaning Lady - is a very small system extension that enhances Apple's  Finder(tm) application. With Cleaning Lady installed, whenever you select  'Clean up' from the Finder's Special menu, you will be asked to confirm  your selection.      ChinaHTB2.0      AMUG CD:Files:Education:C:China HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     China HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      56K     10/14/92     China HTB 2.0 L1 - Since 1949, China has had a centrally planned economy  based on the Stalinist model. From 1953 to 1990, seven five-year plans were implemented to coordinate economic development. The First Five-Year Plan  (1953-57) concentrated on the development of heavy industry financed with  Soviet assistance. For more information read the contents of this  educational stack on China.    ChemistryHTB     AMUG CD:Files:Education:C:Chemistry HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Chemistry HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      53K     10/14/92     Chemistry HTB 2.0 L1 - Chemistry is the physical science that deals with  the composition, structure, and properties of substances and also the  transformations that these substances undergo. Because the study of  chemistry encompasses the entire material universe, it is central to the  understanding of other sciences. For more information read the contents of  this educational stack on Chemistry.    CancerHTB2.0     AMUG CD:Files:Education:C:Cancer HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Cancer HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      50K     10/14/92     Cancer HTB 2.0 - In modern society cancer is the disease most feared by the majority of people throughout the world, supplanting the "white death," or  tuberculosis, of the last century; the "black death," or bubonic plague, of the Middle Ages; and the leprosy of biblical times. For more information  read the contents of this educational stack on Cancer.     BuccaneerT1      AMUG CD:Files:Font:B:BuccaneerT1.cpt         BuccaneerT1.cpt                           0      28K     10/14/92     BuccaneerT1 -  This is a font from Ragnarok's scriptorium. They are  dedicated to producing unusual historical and special purpose text and  display fonts. Fonts are available in Type 1, Type 3 and TrueType format  for the Mac and in TrueType and Postscript format for MS DOS systems.  Shareware $15.     BONES.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Font:B:BONES.cpt               BONES.cpt                                 0      69K     10/14/92     BONES - This is a Macintosh Type 1 PostScript font, which means it is  compatible with PostScript printers and/or Adobe Type Manager. Characters  in this font are formed with bone shapes. Sharware for $20.       BizarreCreat     AMUG CD:Files:Art:B:Bizarre Creatures.cpt     Bizarre Creatures.cpt                      0     361K     10/14/92     Bizarre Creatures - A unique collection of creatures from midieval  mythology, gargoyles, creatures from Indian myths, Japans, and Tibet. A  large collection of things that go "bump in the night"! You'll LOVE 'em!       BastardaT1       AMUG CD:Files:Font:B:BastardaT1.cpt          BastardaT1.cpt                            0      52K     10/14/92     BastardaT1 - This is a font from Ragnarok's scriptorium. They are dedicated to producing unusual historical and special purpose text and display fonts. Fonts are available in Type 1, Type 3 and TrueType format for the Mac and  in TrueType and Postscript format for MS DOS systems. Shareware $15.      AutoTrad.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:A:AutoTrade.cpt            AutoTrade.cpt            1.0              0      32K     10/14/92     AutoTrade 1.0 - is a new Macintosh investment program that can manage an  entire portfolio. It issues specific buy and sell orders with precise  dollar amounts based on your individual portfolio. It can be used to both  help you time your own trades or as a complete portfolio manager.      FindHack1.1      AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:A:Another Finder Hack 1.1.cpt     Another Finder Hack 1.1.cpt     1.1              0       4K     10/14/92     Finder Hack 1.1 - If you run System 7 on your Mac and use multiple hard  drives or multiple hard drive partitions, you’ve probably run across an  alert when you try to unmount one of those icons saying, "Are you sure that you sure you want to remove the disk "---" from  the desktop? It will  reappear on the desktop when the Macintosh is restarted." If you’re annoyed by this alert, you can turn it off by using ResEdit. Details inside!    AciusTN8-92      AMUG CD:Files:Bus:A:AciusTN8-92.cpt          AciusTN8-92.cpt                           0     183K     10/14/92     AciusTN8-92 - These are the Technical notes From Acius for August'92, along with the examples that they use.        Aberdeen12       AMUG CD:Files:Font:A:Aberdeen12,24.cpt       Aberdeen12,24.cpt                         0       8K     10/14/92     Aberdeen - This is a calligraphic font similar to London. Very decorative.  In sizes 12 and 24.        WingzUtiliti     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:T-Z:Wingz Utilities.cpt     Wingz Utilities.cpt                       0       7K     10/09/92     Wingz Utilities - The files that go with this document are designed to help with some of the areas that I have found to be lacking in Wingz and Resolve. THIS VERSION IS TESTED AND FUNCTIONS WITH WINGZ ONLY.       TimeZone.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:DA:T:TimeZone.cpt              TimeZone.cpt                              0      10K     10/09/92     TimeZone - TimeZone is a desk accessory that displays in the upper right  corner of the screen, in the menu bar, two cities and the local time there. Of course you have always wanted to be kept informed what the time it is in a certain time zone, to see whether that person you know is working, out to lunch or still asleep! Besides displaying the time in the menu bar TimeZone also has a menu containing more cities and the local time there, see below. Once opened TimeZone remains active, even when an application is launched  or stopped.  Temperament      AMUG CD:Files:Word:Tc-Tz:Temperament.cpt     Temperament.cpt                           0      24K     10/09/92     Temperament - Temperament will automatically delete any of those annoying  'Word Temp' files left around in your system folder. Simply place  Temperament into your System Folder and it will work automatically every  time you boot.      SnowDA.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:DA:S-So:SnowDA.cpt             SnowDA.cpt                                0       7K     10/09/92     SnowDA - Here is a desk accessory that I hope will brighten your days around christmas! It will let it snow on the desktop, i.e. the area between windows. Set the desktop pattern to white with the Control Panel for the  best effect. You can automatically start Snow at system startup by making the SnowOpen (also included in the Stuffit file) application the startup  application.     ResolveUtili     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:R:Resolve Utilities.cpt     Resolve Utilities.cpt                      0       7K     10/09/92     Resolve Utilities - The files that go with this document are designed to  help with some of the areas that I have found to be lacking in Wingz and Resolve.        ReMinder         AMUG CD:Files:Bus:R:ReMinder©.cpt            ReMinder©.cpt                             0       8K     10/09/92     ReMinder - ReMinder will faithfully do exactly what its name says: it will  remind you of important events for three days Today, Tomorrow, One week  from today. If you want to start each session with you Mac by looking at  ReMinder, put it into the startup folder of your system file. You can  schedule virtually unlimited messages for any day of the year and for the  same day each month.    QuickStart2      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Q:QuickStart 2.cpt        QuickStart 2.cpt                          0       4K     10/09/92     QuickStart 2 - Make QuickStart your Startup Application. Then you can  activate a QuicKeys "File" key before you reach the Finder! Distributed  under the HappiWare System.       NotePad++13      AMUG CD:Files:Word:N:NotePad++ v1.3.cpt      NotePad++ v1.3.cpt       1.3              0      89K     10/09/92     NotePad++ v1.3 - Notepad++ is an updated version of Apple’s original Note  Pad desk accessory. Apple’s Note Pad provided 8 independent pages for ideas and notes, and was designed to be a computerized version of the memo pad  that’s probably on your desk. A good idea, but they didn’t take it very  far. That’s where Notepad++ comes in. Notepad++ gives you 35 pages, and  many more features that Apple’s utility does not provide. IMPORTANT- Just  like Apple’s Note Pad, Notepad++ presents you with a “pad” of discrete  pages (8 in Apple’s, 35 in ours). Text will NOT flow from page to page.  Each page is a complete, self-contained document.  MenuMagic        AMUG CD:Files:Game:M:Menu Magic.cpt          Menu Magic.cpt                            0       8K     10/09/92     Menu Magic - An experiment in hierarchy… Try to quit!         Measles3.0       AMUG CD:Files:DA:M-Mes:Measles3.0.cpt        Measles3.0.cpt           3.0              0       3K     10/09/92     Measles3.0 - causes your screen to get the measles... wow!         Logout1.1        AMUG CD:Files:Bus:H-L:Logout 1.1.cpt         Logout 1.1.cpt           1.1              0      16K     10/09/92     Logout 1.1 - Logout will tell you how much you've been using your Mac. Simply drop it into you System Folder and the next time you ShutDown or Restart, you'll receive the bad news. Logout may be configured from the  Control Panel.      KingsCrossCo     AMUG CD:Files:MacII:H-L:Kings Cross Coke.cpt     Kings Cross Coke.cpt                      0      16K     10/09/92     Kings Cross Coke - The Coca-Cola symbol is undoubtedly the most  recognisable in the world due to the massive marketing efforts undertaken  by the Coca-Cola Compane. One particular Coca-Cola advertisement can be  found in Kings Cross, just outside the CBD of Sydney, Australia. Not only  is it one of the largest advertisements in the country, it also proudly  flaunts its messages with a barrage of flashing lights, not all of which  are always working correctly This program is a tribute to that sign and to  the attractiveness of its multiple light patterns.  While the real sign has only seven patterns, which constantly repeat, KINGS CROSS COKE is capable  of displaying thousands of lights.Initcdev3        AMUG CD:Files:Util:In-Iz:init cdev 3.cpt     init cdev 3.cpt          3                0      19K     10/09/92     init cdev 3 - Are you plagued by that modern-day irritation experienced by  a majority of Macintosh users? Do you wish you could stop that clock from  interfering with your game of Continuum? Do you find that startup takes  longer than shutdown? Or do you just enjoy collecting more?To use ‘init  cdev’, you must first place it into your System Folder. ‘init cdev’  operates in two ways—as an INIT, and as a cdev (obviously!). The INIT can  be activated by holding down the mouse button or the space bar when you  StartUp (just after the ‘Welcome’ message), and the cdev can be activated  by going to the Control Panel and clicking on the ‘init cdev’ icon. GradeMaster      AMUG CD:Files:Education:G:GradeMaster©.cpt     GradeMaster©.cpt                          0      30K     10/09/92     GradeMaster - GradeMaster is designed to make record-keeping and reporting  of grades easier for you.  In addition, its reports can be used as a very  effective motivational tool for your students. GradeMaster can handle a  roster of up to 35 students with up to 26 grades each, more than enough for the standard classroom situation.  It will generate averages for each  student and for each assignment and has the capability of curving a set of  scores if you so desire.   FrameIt.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Art:F:Frame•It.cpt             Frame•It.cpt                              0      20K     10/09/92     Frame•It - Frame•It will take standard 512 X 342 screen dumps, created with command-shift-3, and draw a one point frame around them.  This is essential for screens which will be printed in publications. ‘Frame•It’ is  distributed under the HappiWare System.      FontDisplay      AMUG CD:Files:Font:F:FontDisplay©.cpt        FontDisplay©.cpt                          0       8K     10/09/92     FontDisplay - You may select any of your installed fonts for display, and  they will appear as laid out on the keyboard of a Mc-LC.  This includes  display in four formats: 1) no shift, no option; 2) shift; 3) option; 4)  shift-option.  You can browse through the four formats at two speeds or  print them out in a convenient "everything-on-one-page" reference. Please support the concept of shareware.     FolderCheck      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Network:Folder Check.cpt     Folder Check.cpt                          0      11K     10/09/92     Folder Check - The concept: a network reminder for Appleshare drop folders. The reason- AppleShare, much like other network software, provides users  with the ability to exchange files on a central file server.  AppleShare,  in particular, has Drop Folders which allow people to literally drop files  into them, yet not get access to whatever else happens to be in the folder. Very good for privacy. Many people use Drop Folders to pass along files  when the recipient is out of the office/bedroom. When next they return,  they must check the Drop Folder for any new additions.  EndofMacUser     AMUG CD:Files:Apple:End of Mac User Group.cpt     End of Mac User Group.cpt                      0       7K     10/09/92     End of Mac User Group - Great comments on the Apple decision not to allow  user groups to redistribute System Software and the impact on users.        DailyOrganis     AMUG CD:Files:Game:D-E:Daily Organiser.cpt     Daily Organiser.cpt                       0       8K     10/09/92     Daily Organiser - aily Organiser, a hierarchical joke by John Rotenstein An example of what can happen if you take hierarchy too far. Source code  included.       Braille.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Font:B:Braille.cpt             Braille.cpt                               0      27K     10/09/92     Braille - You can use Macintosh for blind people. By using the patterns of  MacPaint and creating Braille fonts we are able to make geographical maps  readable for blind people. By printing or photo copying maps drawn with  MacPaint or MacDraw on tactile paper (for example swell paper) these papers can be used for blind people. Our experiences with Blind Maps on swell  paper are marvellous. The Braille fonts can be used to do word processing  and Braille printing with nothing more than standard Apple equipment!   BootCheck        AMUG CD:Files:Util:B:BootCheck.cpt           BootCheck.cpt                             0       5K     10/09/92     BootCheck - Boot Check is a simple security system designed to keep  irritating visitors off of your hard disk. This is done by performing a  security check when starting the system. While it can be easily  circumvented by booting from floppy, most irritating users don't tend to be technically capable of realising this fact. And if, by chance, said  irritating users happen to discover your keyboard code, it can be easily  and quickly changed.   BDC.cpt          AMUG CD:Files:Game:B:BDC.cpt                 BDC.cpt                                   0      21K     10/09/92     BDC - Ever got up to the last level in BDC, just to be defeated by a  blind-drunk knight? Well, don't get mad… Get Even! With Behind Dark Castle, you can cheat to your heart's content.       AudioSpeller     AMUG CD:Files:Education:A:Audio Speller 3.0.cpt     Audio Speller 3.0.cpt     3.0              0     439K     10/09/92     Audio Speller 3.0 - This program allows you to record words, phrases, or  questions in your own voice (or a students voice),  or even record sounds  of birds, animals, etc. for the student to identify and spell correctly.   This program consists of two primary parts.  The Teacher Stack is what you  will work with to create and/or edit a word list/lesson.  The Audio  Spelling Tester is what the student will load to actually take a test.  The folder named Lessons is where all new lessons are automatically placed when you create and save them.  The file called template is used by the Teacher  Stack program, but you won't ever need to load it or work with it directly. AnimatedWatc     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Animated Watch Cursor.cpt     Animated Watch Cursor.cpt                      0       2K     10/09/92     Animated Watch Cursor - allows your cursor to animate.         AltWDEFv1.6      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Ah-Az:AltWDEFv1.6.cpt     AltWDEFv1.6.cpt          1.6              0      58K     10/09/92     AltWDEFv1.6 - This is my version of the Window Definition (WDEF). The major difference is the additional "shrink" button next to the "zoom" button in  the window bar. This button will shrink and un-shrink the window to an  iconic window and back to regular window. You may get the standard Apple's  window by holding the "option" key down while opening the window. You may  disable the Alternate WDEF installation by holding either the "shift" key  down or "mouse-button" down during boot-up sequence.   AltCDEFv1.3      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Ah-Az:AltCDEFv1.3.cpt     AltCDEFv1.3.cpt          1.3              0      30K     10/09/92     AltCDEFv1.3 - This is my version of the scroll bar's Control Definition  (CDEF). This CDEF has special "shift" and "option" key combinations during  mouse-clicking within the "page up" and "page down" regions of the scroll  bars. The following table shows all the combinations.      YugoslaviaHT     AMUG CD:Files:Education:T-Z:Yugoslavia HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Yugoslavia HTB 2.0 L1.cpt                      0      45K     10/09/92     Yugoslavia HTB 2.0 L1 - The Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, the  largest of the Balkan countries of southeastern Europe, is bordered by  Austria and Hungary in the north, Romania and Bulgaria in the east, Greece  and Albania in the south, and Italy and the Adriatic Sea in the west.  Created in 1918 by a union of previously independent Serbia and Montenegro  with the South Slav (Croatian and Slovene) provinces of the  Austro-Hungarian monarchy, Yugoslavia was originally called the Kingdom of  the Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes. Info on the country in easy to use  HyperTextBook format. Covers its history from earliest records up to the  present day.VerbumBooks      AMUG CD:Files:Mag:T-Z:Verbum Books.cpt       Verbum Books.cpt                          0       5K     10/09/92     Verbum Books - The Verbum Book of Digital Typography and the Verbum Book of Digital Painting are examined in this reprint from Mac Monitor, newsletter  of The Savannah Macintosh Users Group.       Uupc3.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Tele:U-V:uupc3.cpt             uupc3.cpt                3                0     140K     10/09/92     uupc3 - uupc is a program which allows your Macintosh to communicate using  the "uucp" (Unix-to-Unix Copy Program) protocols, and to exchange files and electronic mail with other uucp sites.  It is a major upgrade of uupc 2.0 and 2.1, which were released to the Macintosh user community several years ago. uupc 3.0 is MultiFinder-friendly, runs under System 6.0.x and under System 7, supports fast modems, is domain-aware, allows for both outbound calls and for inbound (slave-mode) calls, has an automatic call-scheduler, supports both the 'g' protocol (7-packet window, packets up to 256 bytes) and the 'f' protocol. UnitedStates     AMUG CD:Files:Education:T-Z:United States HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     United States HTB 2.0 L1.cpt                      0      59K     10/09/92     United States HTB 2.0 L1 - The United States of America is located in the  middle of the North American continent. The 48 states of the conterminous  United States stretch from the Atlantic Ocean in the east, where the  country has a 6,000-km-long (3,700-mi) coastline--including the Gulf of  Mexico--to the Pacific, where the coast stretches for 2,100 km (1,300 mi).  The United States shares borders with only 2 other countries. Contains info on the country in easy to use HyperTextBook format. Covers its history from earliest records up to the present day.  TwoTabFldrs      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:TwoTabFldrs.cpt     TwoTabFldrs.cpt                           0      85K     10/09/92     TwoTabFldrs - Welcome to the first collection of two tab folders that  covers much of the main applications, games, and utilities available for  the Macintosh. It also has a healthy supply of generic folder subjects to  fit most user's needs. This collection is presented in ResEdit format so  that many folders could be included in the smallest amount of download  time. While ResEdit is not for the uninitiated, it can be used to copy and  paste graphic resources as long as you use proper precautions of working  only on copies of files or documents that you will be using.  TRAINSCLIPAR     AMUG CD:Files:Art:T:TRAINS CLIP ART.CPT      TRAINS CLIP ART.CPT                       0      94K     10/09/92     TRAINS CLIP ART - Trains and trolleys - multiple files. MacPaint format.         TidBITS#143      AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:TidBits:126-150:TidBITS#143/21-Sep-92.cpt     TidBITS#143/21-Sep-92.cpt                      0      14K     10/09/92     TidBITS#143/21-Sep-92 - This week brings news of fixes, upgrades, reworks,  and refunds, so pay attention if you use a PowerBook 100, a 8*24 GC Video  Card, HyperCard 2.1, a SuperMac hard drive, or a Macintosh Portable. We  also quench a rumor about the StyleWriter's demise, analyze Apple's policy  of charging for System 7.1, peek at the new Apple Catalog, and just for  fun, crack open an HFS Easter Egg.    SystemPicker     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Sq-Sz:SystemPicker 1.0.cpt     SystemPicker 1.0.cpt     1.0              0      22K     10/09/92     SystemPicker 1.0 - System Picker is a utility application which allows the  user to choose the folder that will be the active System Folder upon  restart.   When System Picker is first opened it starts looking on all hard disks (including the Portable's RAM disk) to create a list of blessable  System Folders.  This list of System Folders is contained in the pop-up  menu that appears when the user clicks on the pop-up menu in the window of  System Picker.  Selecting a System Folder from the pop-up menu, and  clicking the "Restart" button restarts the Macintosh using the selected  System Folder.  It's that easy! StrikeOutTT      AMUG CD:Files:Font:S:StrikeOutTT.cpt         StrikeOutTT.cpt                           0      24K     10/09/92     StrikeOutTT - StrikeOut font is a complete upper and lower case alphabet  with numbers and punctuation.  It is used in legislative and legal  documents where old language is to be stricken or deleted.  The language is left in the document so that one can readily see what it used to say, but  with lines drawn through it. True Type version.     StrikeOutTyp     AMUG CD:Files:Font:S:StrikeOut Type 1.cpt     StrikeOut Type 1.cpt                      0      43K     10/09/92     StrikeOut Type 1 - StrikeOut font is a complete upper and lower case  alphabet with numbers and punctuation.  It is used in legislative and legal documents where old language is to be stricken or deleted.  The language is left in the document so that one can readily see what it used to say, but  with lines drawn through it. Install this font in the same manner as you  would install any PostScript compatible font. Please distribute StrikeOut  Font freely.   SPORTSCLIPAR     AMUG CD:Files:Art:Sn-Sz:SPORTS CLIP ART.CPT     SPORTS CLIP ART.CPT                       0      99K     10/09/92     SPORTS CLIP ART - baseball, football, track & field, soccer clip art. MacPaint Format.        Spacestation     AMUG CD:Files:Game:S:Spacestation Pheta 2.4.cpt     Spacestation Pheta 2.4.cpt     2.4              0     148K     10/09/92     Spacestation Pheta 2.4 - This is a minor update to a shareware game with  over 2000 registered users! Explore the mysterious spacestation before you  run out of oxygen. Shareware.       SpaceSaver1      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:S:SpaceSaver1.0->1.0.1.cpt     SpaceSaver1.0->1.0.1.cpt     1.0->1.1         0      80K     10/09/92     SpaceSaver1.0->1.0.1 - contains files for updating Alladins Space Saver  version 1.0 to 1.01 and several conversion tools.        SpaceExplore     AMUG CD:Files:Education:S:Space Explore HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Space Explore HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      50K     10/09/92     Space Explore HTB 2.0 L1 -The age of space exploration opened in the sixth  decade of the 20th century. In the few years since that time, robot probes  and then human beings first ventured beyond the limits of the Earth's  atmosphere and landed on another celestial object, the Moon. Probes have  since gone on to explore the far realms of the solar system and beyond.  This stack contains info on Space Exploration in easy to use  HyperTextBook format.   SpaceCastle      AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Space Castle.pics.cpt     Space Castle.pics.cpt                      0     276K     10/09/92     Space Castle.pics - Here is my second in a series of PICS animations for  After Dark. This is a 3D Space Castle (for lack of better description) that can be used with the After Dark PICS player module. The animation was  created in a 3D  program and looks quite realistic on your screen. It's  worth the time to  download (especially if you liked my 3D Floppy Disk!!!)     SovietUnionH     AMUG CD:Files:Education:S:Soviet Union HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Soviet Union HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      62K     10/09/92     Soviet Union HTB 2.0 L1 - The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR,  or, more popularly, the Soviet Union) is the world's largest country,  encompassing one-sixth of the Earth's land surface. Its 22,402,200 sq km  (8,649,512 sq mi) take up the eastern half of Europe and the northern third of Asia. The USSR includes 11 of the world's 24 time zones. No other  country is bounded by so many nations. Along its western borders lie  Norway, Finland, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Romania; to its south are Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan, China, Mongolia, and North Korea. The Arctic Ocean forms the northern boundary; to the east lies the Pacific Ocean.  Download for more!SouthAfricaH     AMUG CD:Files:Education:S:South Africa HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     South Africa HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      50K     10/09/92     South Africa HTB 2.0 L1 - The Republic of South Africa occupies the  southernmost portion of the African continent, stretching from the LIMPOPO  RIVER in the north to Cape Agulhas (see AGULHAS, CAPE) in the south. The  Indian Ocean lies to the east and the Atlantic Ocean to the west. The  strategic sea route around the Cape of Good Hope (see GOOD HOPE, CAPE OF)  has long made South Africa important in world commerce. Contains info on  the country in easy to use HyperTextBook format. Covers its history from  earliest records up to the present day.  ScriptGen2.0     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:S:ScriptGen 2.0.cpt     ScriptGen 2.0.cpt        2.0              0     361K     10/09/92     ScriptGen 2.0 - ScriptGen provides a point-and-click interface to writing  Installer scripts & documents. Installer scripts are the documents used by  Apple's Installer program. ScriptGen is System 7 savvy & dependent.  Shareware: $25 for individuals, $80 for organizations. By Jeff Benjamin at  Dynamic Designs.     QXPGuide.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Word:Q-R:QXP Guide.cpt         QXP Guide.cpt                             0       4K     10/09/92     QXP Guide - Now that QuarkXPress has gained a strong reputation in the  field of page layout software, there have been a number of books brought  out covering its features. See how this one stacks up to the competition.  Reprinted from Mac Monitor, newsletter of The Savannah Macintosh Users  Group.     PowerBreak       AMUG CD:Files:Prog:N-P:PowerBreak.cpt        PowerBreak.cpt           1.0              0       3K     10/09/92     PowerBreak - PowerBreak is a tiny extension that allows developers and  anyone else who uses Macsbug to drop into the debugger as though they had  hit the programmer's key available on other Macs.  It was created because I recently bought a PowerBook 145 and found that the only way to drop into  the debugger was to stick a small object into this little cavity on the  back (like the way you eject floppies from a disfunctional drive). What a  pain!  Hence, PowerBreak   (But it can be used on non-porta-macs too!)   POINTAGETYPE     AMUG CD:Files:Font:P:POINTAGE TYPE 1.cpt     POINTAGE TYPE 1.cpt                       0      57K     10/09/92     POINTAGE TYPE 1 - TrueType version of the "Pointage" font, an all-caps font of serif letters grasped by Victorian-type right-pointing hands. Shareware, $3.03.       POINTAGE TT      AMUG CD:Files:Font:P:POINTAGE TT.cpt         POINTAGE TT.cpt                           0      27K     10/09/92     POINTAGE TT - Type 1 version of the "Pointage font," an all-caps (no  punctuation) font of serif characters grasped by right-pointing  Victorian-type pointing fingers. Shareware, $3.03.       PM4-AnEasyDe     AMUG CD:Files:Word:O-P:PM4-An Easy Desk Ref Review.cpt     PM4-An Easy Desk Ref Review.cpt                      0       3K     10/09/92     PM4-An Easy Desk Ref Review - This is a very brief review of Robin  Williams'  book,PageMaker 4: An Easy Desk Reference. It appeared in a  recent issue of the Voice, newsletter of the MacValley Users Group,  Burbank, CA. It is in TEXT only format and can be opened by any word  processor.     PM4.216Rule      AMUG CD:Files:Word:O-P:PM 4.2 16" Rulers.cpt     PM 4.2 16" Rulers.cpt                      0       3K     10/09/92     PM 4.2 16" Rulers - The enclosed ResEdit file contains replacement DLOG and DITL ID-374 resources for PageMaker’s PM4.2 RSRC file. By pasting them into your PM4.2 RSRC file, you get an Indents/tabs ruler that spans the full  width of an Apple 16" color monitor screen. Now you can set multiple tabs  easily without scrolling the ruler, no matter what page view you work in,  even if it’s at 400%. You never again have to struggle with PageMaker's  undersized Indents/tabs ruler.   Performaupda     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:P-S:Performa update.cpt     Performa update.cpt                       0       8K     10/09/92     Performa update - Apple’s Performa™ line of personal computers have begun  arriving at area mass merchandisers, and office superstores. For the next  few months, until after the Christmas, and post-Christmas sales, it will be very interesting to watch Apple’s Performance. Will they reach the 7  million potential buyers for whom their new systems were developed? I did  some shopping soon after the Performas began appearing on the shelves, next to Packard Bell, Acer, and other PC compatible computers. I made phone  calls, and visits to Circuit City, OfficeMax, Sears, Silo, and Staples.  Generally speaking, my experiences were mixed; both good and bad. PainterReTXT     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:P-S:Painter Review.TEXT.cpt     Painter Review.TEXT.cpt                      0       8K     10/09/92     Painter Review.TEXT - This is a terrific review of the powerful graphics  program, Painter. It was written by a professional design artist and was  the feature article of a recent issue of the Voice, newsletter of the  MacValley Users Group, Burbank, CA. It is in TEXT only format and can be  opened by any word processor. A set of excellent EPS graphics created by  the program has been uploaded as a separate file. They enhance the article  but are not necessary if you don't have the space.   PainterReFig     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:P-S:Painter Review Figures.cpt     Painter Review Figures.cpt                      0     237K     10/09/92     Painter Review Figures - This is a set of 5 EPS figures (and a TEXT file of captions) that complement the review of Painter, uploaded separately. These figures exemplify the power of this great program. They enhance the review  but are not necessary for it to be understood.      OVERLAYTEXT      AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:N-O:OVERLAYTEXT.CPT     OVERLAYTEXT.CPT                           0      21K     10/09/92     OVERLAYTEXT - Drag and drop any TEXT file on top of this program's icon to  create a free-standing text reading application. Handy for exporting  documents to someone who may not have TeachText, Microsoft Word or Edit.  The size of the text in the created application is limited to 32000  characters. Even though this program is System 7 dependent, the  applications created should run on System 4.1 or higher. Give it a try!  Freeware.   NewsWatch        AMUG CD:Files:Tele:N-O:NewsWatch.cpt         NewsWatch.cpt                             0     169K     10/09/92     NewsWatch - The newsreader is pretty simple to use. When starting up, it  will ask you for the name of your NNTP (news) server and SMTP (mail)  server.  Next, it will get a list of all groups from the server and put  them in a window named "Newsgroups".  This master group list is always  resident (although it can be hidden).  The reader allows browsing of the  groups from this list, but does not keep track of read/unread articles and  subscribed groups.   NetworkCalen     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Network:Network Calendar 1.4.cpt     Network Calendar 1.4.cpt     1.4              0      70K     10/09/92     Network Calendar 1.4 - Network Calendar (NetCal) places your "desk"  calendar in a window on your Macintosh. You see and edit a month's notes at a glance. Notes are printable on a calendar or in a list. NetCal supports  multiple calendars on a single Mac and multiple calendars on networked  Macs. Ideal for individual or small work group schedules. Little to no user training required. Built-in help is free. Add networking capability for $10 per user.   STS-41Missio     AMUG CD:Files:Education:N:NASA:STS-41 Mission Watch.cpt     STS-41 Mission Watch.cpt                      0      62K     10/09/92     STS-41 Mission Watch - Photoshop files explaining the STS-41 Mission in  space, from NASA.        Picturesfrom     AMUG CD:Files:Education:N:NASA:Pictures from Space.cpt     Pictures from Space.cpt                      0      11K     10/09/92     Pictures from Space - This text file explains how pictures are acquired  from Space. A camera system on board the spacecraft measures reflected  light froma planet or satellite as it enters the spacecraft's optical  system. A computer converts the measurements into numerical data, which are transmitted to a receiver on Earth by radio waves. On Earth, computers reassemble the numbers into a picture.    NeptuneEncou     AMUG CD:Files:Education:N:NASA:Neptune Encounter.cpt     Neptune Encounter.cpt                      0       2K     10/09/92     Neptune Encounter - Info on how you can order this tape directly from our  contracting video company The Video Tape Company [phone]             3/4" $47.00, 1/2" $34.40.       NasaSpaceMis     AMUG CD:Files:Education:N:NASA:Nasa Space Missions.cpt     Nasa Space Missions.cpt                      0       5K     10/09/92     Nasa Space Missions - contains a listing of successful planetary probes -  those launched and which maintained at least communications capability with earth. Includes date, name, owner, weight, and current status.       NASACatalog      AMUG CD:Files:Education:N:NASA:NASA Catalog.cpt     NASA Catalog.cpt                          0       8K     10/09/92     NASA Catalog - This file contains a listing of the NASA CORE AUDIOVISUAL  CATALOG as of 6/92.        NasaArt.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Education:N:NASA:Nasa Art.cpt     Nasa Art.cpt                              0       4K     10/09/92     Nasa Art - For more than 25 years NASA has conducted an active art program, through which it documents major activities of America's aerospace program. The idea of using art to help document NASA's effort originated with James E. Webb, NASA Administrator from 1961 to 1968. Mr. Webb believed that "important events can be interpreted by artists to give a unique insight into significant aspects of our history-making advance into space." This text file deals with NASA art  issues.  ExtraTerrest     AMUG CD:Files:Education:N:NASA:ExtraTerrestrials.cpt     ExtraTerrestrials.cpt                      0       3K     10/09/92     ExtraTerrestrials - "Are we alone?" This question has been a focus of  philosophical speculation since humans first contemplated the cosmos.   Within recent decades, it has also become a topic of legitimate scientific  inquiry within the field of exobiology, the study of the origin, evolution  and distribution of life in the universe. This file deals with research by  NASA for other beings.    MultipleMast     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:M-O:Multiple Master Review.cpt     Multiple Master Review.cpt                      0      31K     10/09/92     Multiple Master Review - This article explains the benefits offered by  Adobe's new Multiple Master font technology. Several interesting  illustrations are included. Reprinted from Mac Monitor, award-winning  newsletter of The Savannah Macintosh Users Group.      MorseCodeTT      AMUG CD:Files:Font:M:MorseCodeTT.cpt         MorseCodeTT.cpt                           0      10K     10/09/92     MorseCodeTT - True Type version. MorseCode font is a complete upper and  duplicate lower case alphabet with numbers and some punctuation in Morse  Code! I'm not sure what useful purpose it might have, other than turning  all of your word processor documents into code, although I cannot imagine  why you would want to do that. I'm not even sure why I created it, except  for something interesting to do.    MorseCodeT1      AMUG CD:Files:Font:M:MorseCode Type 1.cpt     MorseCode Type 1.cpt                      0      21K     10/09/92     MorseCode Type 1 - MorseCode font is a complete upper and duplicate lower  case alphabet with numbers and some punctuation in Morse Code! I'm not sure what useful purpose it might have, other than turning all of your word  processor documents into code, although I cannot imagine why you would want to do that. I'm not even sure why I created it, except for something  interesting to do.    Mine1.1.1        AMUG CD:Files:Game:M:Mine1.1.1.cpt           Mine1.1.1.cpt            1.1.1            0     189K     10/09/92     Mine1.1.1 - MineField 1.1 represent a feature upgrade, as well as a bug fix upgrade. For information on how to play the game, look for "Help" in the  Apple Menu while running the game. New features since 1.0.1, Pause:    A new  menu item under FIle.  Pauses the game, stops the clock and blanks the  playing field. The program will automatically pause if switched out under  multi-finder or in System 7.0    MAPPITYTRUET     AMUG CD:Files:Font:M:MAPPITY TRUETYPE.cpt     MAPPITY TRUETYPE.cpt                      0      78K     10/09/92     MAPPITY TRUETYPE - An all-caps and numbers font that looks slightly like  the characters were cut from road maps -- in other words, there are  vein-ish features inside each character. This font works only as a TrueType font and probably only with System 7 (System 6 TrueType will probably not  have the memory); it will also not work if converted to a Type 1 PostScript font, though it prints fine on a PostScript printer. This font is free!    MacUSAReview     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:M-O:MacUSA Review.cpt      MacUSA Review.cpt                         0      28K     10/09/92     MacUSA Review - Here's a handy electronic atlas of the United States. This  review discusses its weak and strong points. Several illustrations are  included. Reprinted from Mac Monitor, award-winning newsletter of The  Savannah Macintosh Users Group.      MacTutorCD       AMUG CD:Files:Prog:M:MacTutor CD-ROM.cpt     MacTutor CD-ROM.cpt                       0       6K     10/09/92     MacTutor CD-ROM - This is a 'TEXT' file describing the features of the  MacTutor CD-ROM  Volumes I to VII.  Includes text of articles, Mac news,  reviews, source code since 1984.  ALSO On Location, selected developer  items from Apple, and more than 150 megs of freeware/shareware especially  for developers.     MacsforDummi     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:M-O:Macs for Dummies Book Rev.T.cpt     Macs for Dummies Book Rev.T.cpt                      0       3K     10/09/92     Macs for Dummies Book Rev - This is a very brief review of David Pogue's  book, Macs for Dummies. It appeared in a recent issue of the Voice,  newsletter of the MacValley Users Group, Burbank, CA. It is in TEXT only  format and can be opened by any word processor.      MacLoanWorks     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:M:MacLoan Worksheet 2.2.cpt     MacLoan Worksheet 2.2.cpt     2.2              0      27K     10/09/92     MacLoan Worksheet 2.2 - MacLoan Worksheet is a loan amortization  application which was created using the macro language of Microsoft Excel  version 4.0.  MacLoan Worksheet 2.2 is not simply a worksheet template. It acts and feels more like a stand-alone application. It features a dialog  box to promt the user for the needed information then opens up a new  worksheet, computes the monthly payment amount, and builds the loan  amortization schedule automatically.  The loan amortization schedule can be viewed on the screen and can be printed on all types of printers. With the  registered version, the user can also customize the schedule to fit their  needs.  InstantLogT1     AMUG CD:Files:Font:I:InstantLogoFont1.1Type1.cpt     InstantLogoFont1.1Type1.cpt     1.1              0      38K     10/09/92     InstantLogoFont1.1Type1 - Latest version (1.1) of a unique logo creating  tool, "InstantLogo." This special font allows you to create logos simply by pressing a combination of keys on your keyboard. No drawing required! Works with most page layout and drawing programs. To fully take advantage of this font, use it in either Illustrator, Canvas, or Freehand. These programs  have an option to convert characters to paths. This allows you to type out  your logo, convert it to paths, and fine-tune it even further.   InstantLogTT     AMUG CD:Files:Font:I:InstantLogoFont1.1TT.cpt     InstantLogoFont1.1TT.cpt     1.1              0      10K     10/09/92     InstantLogoFont1.1TT - Latest version (1.1) of a unique logo creating tool. This special font allows you to create logos simply by pressing a  combination of keys on your keyboard. No drawing required! Works with most  page layout and drawing programs.       GUNSCLIPART      AMUG CD:Files:Art:G:GUNS CLIP ART.cpt        GUNS CLIP ART.cpt                         0      54K     10/09/92     GUNS CLIP ART - This is clip art of revolvers, semi-automatics, sporting  rifles, and military assault rifles. 4 separate files. MacPaint format.        GBSampler        AMUG CD:Files:Education:G:GB Sampler.cpt     GB Sampler.cpt                            0      38K     10/09/92     GB Sampler - This is an illustrated sampler of the latest version of  SuperDuper Gradebook (now up to version 3.7). If you are a teacher you need to check this out.  Sampler includes description and screen shots of SDGB,  but isnon-functional. I won't upload the whole prog & tutorials because  it's gotten too big. If you like the sampler, send me a floppy for a fully functional exam copy (INCLUDE RETURN POSTAGE). This is a very very nifty program, used by many many satisfied teachers.  Shareware $25.   FunwithABCs      AMUG CD:Files:Education:F:Fun with ABC's.cpt     Fun with ABC's.cpt                        0       6K     10/09/92     Fun with ABC's - This is a simple stack designed to help preschoolers  become familiar with using a mouse while reinforcing ABC's and teaching  beginning sight words.       FinderPaths      AMUG CD:Files:Util:F-Fi:FinderPaths1.1.cpt     FinderPaths1.1.cpt       1.1              0      14K     10/09/92     FinderPaths1.1 - Do file and folder path names make you shake?  Fear not,  FinderPaths 1.1 comes to your rescue.  It's an extension that hooks into  the little path menus folder windows display when you command-click on  their name.  It adds two items to the menu that copy the path name of the  folder itself or the selected items of the folder into the clipboard.     FindAreaCode     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:F-G:Find Area Codes 1.1.cpt     Find Area Codes 1.1.cpt     1.1              0      14K     10/09/92     Find Area Codes 1.1 - Find Area Codes 1.1 will search the U.S. and Canada  for any area code you enter. It is Shareware for $5.00. Find Area Codes 1.1 is an update to version 1.0. It fixes a few bugs and provides a slightly  better interface.      FileFileRead     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:D-G:FileFile Readers.cpt     FileFile Readers.cpt                      0      40K     10/09/92     FileFile Readers - Part of a family of programmer's tools. This is a 'Drag  and Drop' Application that reads the text, using Macintalk, of any file  dropped onto it. These file readers have been tested using Macintalk 2.0  and system 7.0+, 6.0.4 and 3.2 on a 512ke, an SE and a PB140. File_Reader  and Blind Freddie are Shareware. File_Reader and Blind Freddie are © 1992  Paul B Jones All Rights Reserved.    DWHintedRecy     AMUG CD:Files:Art:D:DW Hinted Recycle Logos.cpt     DW Hinted Recycle Logos.cpt                      0      33K     10/09/92     DW Hinted Recycle Logos - Hint is a term that refers to a graphic technique which is utilized to allow better printing quality at smaller sizes and on  low resolution imaging devices. Fonts are hinted so that they print better  in the smaller size ranges. Hinting in this case has been incorporated into these recycle logos so that they will print better on your output device.  I’ve seen so many recycle logos on the networks, they’re all different, and they all have slight variations from very bad auto-traced versions to  fairly good reproductions. These should be the optimum ones to use.  Dubbelmoral      AMUG CD:Files:Game:D-E:Dubbelmoral! 1.0E.cpt     Dubbelmoral! 1.0E.cpt     1.0e             0     368K     10/09/92     Dubbelmoral! 1.0E - Anywhere that you see any Swedish text it was in the  code and I couldn't get to it with ResEdit. The only other Swedish text is  a splash screen that appears on the B&W SE type of Macintosh. I continually got a "DITL Damaged" so I couldn't translate it. Needless to say it says  that it need a II series and Operating System 6.0.4 to run properly. Maria  tells me that this was written by students at one of the larger univer-  sities in Sweden. She also had a story to tell that the student body  actually went to the Swedish government with a proposal to get an under  water pipeline from the Turborg brewery to the university. The Reason?  Stale beer was inhibiting their studies.DiskExpander     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Df-Dz:Disk Expander 1.0.cpt     Disk Expander 1.0.cpt     1.0              0      40K     10/09/92     Disk Expander 1.0 - The Disk Expander is a system extension. Adding it to  your Macintosh System Folder will allow you to read and use files and  applications that have been compressed by More Disk Space.  You will find  that applications are much smaller in compressed form and that they require no extra time to launch.  Compressed applications and compressed document  files behave exactly as you would expect them to.  Even multi-megabyte  files will open without delay and without any disk space overhead.   Deluxe3.02       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:Deluxe3.01->3.02.cpt     Deluxe3.01->3.02.cpt     3.0.2            0     278K     10/09/92     Deluxe3.01->3.02 - An updater for Stuffit Deluxe. Takes it from 3.01 to  3.02.        CPictureButt     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:B-C:CPictureButton.cpt     CPictureButton.cpt                        0       5K     10/09/92     CPictureButton - CPictureButton is a subclass of TCL's CPicture which  behaves much like CButton. I handles SetClickCmd(), Activate(),  Deactivate() and mouse tracking. You create your PICT resources for an  active button, a deactivated button, and a pressed button. PICT resources  can be in full color, bitmap or object mapped.     Clatter.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Music:C:Clatter.cpt            Clatter.cpt                               0      18K     10/09/92     Clatter - A clattery, raucous instrumental sound in System 7 Beep resource  format.        CardsAD          AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Cards (for After Dark).cpt     Cards (for After Dark).cpt                      0      37K     10/09/92     Cards (for After Dark)  - This module displays playing cards in various  positions on your screen.        CanadaHTB2.0     AMUG CD:Files:Education:C:Canada HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Canada HTB 2.0 L1.cpt                      0      49K     10/09/92     Canada HTB 2.0 L1 - Canada, the world's second largest country (after the  USSR), is the largest country in the Western Hemisphere and comprises all  the North American continent north of the United States, with the exclusion of Alaska, Greenland, and the tiny French islands of St. Pierre and  Miquelon. Its most easterly point is Cape Spear, Newfoundland, and its  western limit is Mount St. Elias in the Yukon Territory, near the Alaskan  border. This stack contains info on the country in easy to use  HyperTextBook format. Covers its history from earliest records up to the  present day. NLIss#08Oct      AMUG CD:Files:Mag:B-C:BushWhacker:NL Iss #08 Oct.cpt     NL Iss #08 Oct.cpt                        0      85K     10/09/92     NL Iss #08 Oct - Text & PICT Files from the Bushwacker User Group-Nevada's  magazine for Oct 1992.        NLIss#07Sept     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:B-C:BushWhacker:NL Iss #07 Sept.cpt     NL Iss #07 Sept.cpt                       0      87K     10/09/92     NL Iss #07 Sept - Text & PICT Files from the Bushwacker User Group-Nevada's magazine for September 1992.        NLIss#06Aug      AMUG CD:Files:Mag:B-C:BushWhacker:NL Iss #06 Aug.cpt     NL Iss #06 Aug.cpt                        0     124K     10/09/92     NL Iss #06 Aug - Text & PICT Files from the Bushwacker User Group-Nevada's  magazine for August 1992.        NLIss#05Jul      AMUG CD:Files:Mag:B-C:BushWhacker:NL Iss #05 Jul.cpt     NL Iss #05 Jul.cpt                        0      76K     10/09/92     NL Iss #05 Jul - Text & PICT Files from the Bushwacker User Group-Nevada's  magazine for July 1992.        NLIss#04Jun      AMUG CD:Files:Mag:B-C:BushWhacker:NL Iss #04 Jun.cpt     NL Iss #04 Jun.cpt                        0     101K     10/09/92     NL Iss #04 Jun - Text & PICT Files from the Bushwacker User Group-Nevada's  magazine for June 1992.        NLIss#03May      AMUG CD:Files:Mag:B-C:BushWhacker:NL Iss #03 May.cpt     NL Iss #03 May.cpt                        0      51K     10/09/92     NL Iss #03 May - Text & PICT Files from the Bushwacker User Group-Nevada's  magazine for May 1992.        NLIss#02Apr      AMUG CD:Files:Mag:B-C:BushWhacker:NL Iss #02 Apr.cpt     NL Iss #02 Apr.cpt                        0      53K     10/09/92     NL Iss #02 Apr - Text & PICT Files from the Bushwacker User Group-Nevada's  magazine for April 1992.        NLIss#01Mar      AMUG CD:Files:Mag:B-C:BushWhacker:NL Iss #01 Mar.cpt     NL Iss #01 Mar.cpt                        0      38K     10/09/92     NL Iss #01 Mar - Text & PICT Files from the Bushwacker User Group-Nevada's  magazine for March 1992.        BPMCalcV2.2      AMUG CD:Files:Bus:B:BPMCalcV2.2.cpt          BPMCalcV2.2.cpt          2.2              0      28K     10/09/92     BPMCalcV2.2 - BPMCalc is very easy to use. The help available from the  apple menu should be all you need to use it (Balloon help is also  supported). You should be aware that BPMCalc works best under System 7.  System 7 includes a time manager which is highly accurate, and BPMCalc  needs this time manager to calculate BPM using the "Tap Tempo" method. If  you are running an earlier system, you will need a stop watch in order to  calculate BPM. When you run the application, you will be notified if the  time manager BPMCalc needs is unavailable. If you get no warning, BPMCalc  has everything it needs to do the extended BPM calculations. BlackHawkTT      AMUG CD:Files:Font:B:BlackHawkTT.cpt         BlackHawkTT.cpt                           0      29K     10/09/92     BlackHawkTT - BlackHawk font is a complete upper case alphabet with numbers and some punctuation.  It is based on an old west type that I once saw.   BlackHawk Font is shareware. True Type version. If you like it or use it,  please send $5      BlackHawkTyp     AMUG CD:Files:Font:B:BlackHawk Type 1.cpt     BlackHawk Type 1.cpt                      0      59K     10/09/92     BlackHawk Type 1  - BlackHawk font is a complete upper case alphabet with  numbers and some punctuation. It is based on an old west type that I once  saw. BlackHawk Font is shareware. If you like it or use it, please send $5       BelgiumHTB2      AMUG CD:Files:Education:B:Belgium HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Belgium HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      50K     10/09/92     Belgium HTB 2.0 L1 - Belgium is one of the Low Countries bordering the  North Sea for 65 km (40 mi) in Western Europe. It is bounded on the north  by the Netherlands, on the east by Germany, and on the south by the Grand  Duchy of Luxembourg and by France. Officially called the Kingdom of Belgium (Koninkrijk Belgie in Dutch and Royaume de Belgique in French), Belgium is  one of the smallest countries in Europe, with a maximum east-west extent of only 290 km (180 mi) and a maximum north-south extent of 235 km (150 mi).  This contains info on the country in easy to use HyperTextBook format.  Covers its history from earliest records up to the present day. Banner1.2.3      AMUG CD:Files:Art:B:Banner1.2.3.cpt          Banner1.2.3.cpt          1.2.3            0      60K     10/09/92     Banner1.2.3 - For years I have programmed Main-Frame computer systems and  all during the holiday season, I received requests for large banners  printed by the computer.  When I first started working on Macs, I thought  that I had died and gone to font heaven.  Finaly a computer that can print  any size character I want    Boy was I wrong!  Most of the software  packages I tried put limits on the size of character it could display so I  was left to print by banners using "the frame". So I wrote Banner Maker.   AustraliaHTB     AMUG CD:Files:Education:A:Australia HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Australia HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      50K     10/09/92     Australia HTB 2.0 L1 - Australia is the world's smallest continent and  sixth largest country. With proportionately more desert land than any other continent, Australia has a low population density. Lying completely in the  Southern Hemisphere, Australia is bounded by the Indian Ocean on the west  and south and by the Pacific Ocean on the east. These oceans merge on the  north in the Arafura Sea between Australia and Indonesia and New Guinea,  and on the south in the Bass Strait. This stack contains info on the  country in easy to use HyperTextBook format. Covers its history from  earliest records up to the present day. ATHENS.CPT       AMUG CD:Files:Font:A:ATHENS.CPT              ATHENS.CPT                                0       9K     10/09/92     ATHENS - A nice straight font - easy to read.         AstronomyHis     AMUG CD:Files:Education:A:Astronomy Hist HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Astronomy Hist HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      43K     10/09/92     Astronomy Hist HTB 2.0 L1 - Basic info on Astronomy in easy to use  HyperTextBook format. Covers its history from earliest records up to the  present day.       ArtHTB2.0L1      AMUG CD:Files:Education:A:Art HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Art HTB 2.0 L1.cpt       2.0              0      52K     10/09/92     Art HTB 2.0 L1 - All cultures throughout history have produced art. The  impulse to create, to realize form and order out of mere matter--to  recognize order in the world or to generate it oneself--is universal and  perpetual. This stack contains basic Art info in easy to use HyperTextBook  format. Covers history  from earliest records up to the present day.     Architecture     AMUG CD:Files:Education:A:Architecture HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Architecture HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      46K     10/09/92     Architecture HTB 2.0 L1 - s the most useful and in some respects is a  prerequisite for the other arts. Most early sacred texts associate  buildings with deities; architecture was not only considered the highest  art form, to which other arts were adornments, but some buildings were  viewed as representing another, higher realm. This stack contains basic  info on Architecture in easy to use HyperTextBook format.    ArchaeologyH     AMUG CD:Files:Education:A:Archaeology HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Archaeology HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      50K     10/09/92     Archaeology HTB 2.0 L1 - Archaeology is an immense and wide-ranging subject that covers a time span of at least 3 million years, from the first  appearance of humankind to the present day. Writing, and therefore history  in the strict sense, came into existence only 5,000 years ago in the  valleys of the Tigris and Euphrates in Mesopotamia (modern Iraq) and of the Nile in Egypt. This stack contanins basic info on Archaelogy in easy to use HyperTextBook format.   AquariumKit      AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Aquarium Kit.cpt     Aquarium Kit.cpt                          0       6K     10/09/92     Aquarium Kit - Aquarium Kit enhances the Fish module in AfterDark.  Now  your desktop aquarium can have diagonally swimming turtles, cute but  harmless baby sharks, and a handsome mound of rocks, with gently waving  plants attached, to decorate the sea floor.  These don't solve any of the  world's major problems but they do augment your daydreaming pleasure when  you are supposed to be working!  Easy installation instructions included.   256 color Macs only.   AntibioticsH     AMUG CD:Files:Education:A:Antibiotics HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     Antibiotics HTB 2.1 L1.cpt     2.1              0      42K     10/09/92     Antibiotics HTB 2.1 - Information about Antibiotics in easy to use  HyperTextBook format. This HTB contains new information not in previous  versions. This is Level 1, the most basic information. HyperTextBooks are  ever expanding into related topics.       AMTempSucker     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:A:AMTempSucker1.0.cpt     AMTempSucker1.0.cpt      1.0              0      41K     10/09/92     AMTempSucker1.0 - AM Template Sucker will view and extract template  resources from the AppMaker application (useful for editing or browsing  through templates). Useful for all AppMaker programmers. AM Template Sucker is freeware.      Alpha.5.05       AMUG CD:Files:Prog:A:Alpha.5.05.cpt          Alpha.5.05.cpt           5.05             0     284K     10/09/92     Alpha.5.05 - Alpha 5.0.5 is the latest version of this programmer's text  editor, with many features and keyboard equivalents for almost everything.  People familiar with the "emacs" editor on other hardware platforms will  recognize the similarities, but it has a full Mac interface.      AlgeriaHTB2      AMUG CD:Files:Education:A:Algeria HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Algeria HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      43K     10/09/92     Algeria HTB 2.0 L1 - Algeria, in northwest Africa, is part of the region  known as the MAGHRIB, and is the continent's second largest nation, after  Sudan. From its 1,000-km (620-mi) coastline along the Mediterranean Sea it  extends southward into the heart of the SAHARA, bordering six countries.  ALGIERS, the capital and leading port, is one of the largest and  fastest-growing cities in Africa. Basic info on the country in easy to use  HyperTextBook format. Covers history of the area from earliest records up  to the present day.  Air/Spacecra     AMUG CD:Files:Art:A:Air/Spacecraft Clip Art.cpt     Air/Spacecraft Clip Art.cpt                      0     224K     10/09/92     Air/Spacecraft Clip Art - An extensive selection of military and civilian  aircraft as well as shuttle shots. Mac Paint format.        AlbaniaHTB2      AMUG CD:Files:Education:A:Albania HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Albania HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      40K     10/09/92     Albania HTB 2.0 L1 - Albania, one of Europe's smallest countries, is  situated in the western part of the Balkan Peninsula. It has a 360-km  (225-mi) coastline on the Adriatic and Ionian seas and is bounded on the  north and east by Yugoslavia and on the southeast by Greece. The Albanians' name for their country, Shqiperi, which means "eagles' land," aptly  suggests Albania's isolated, rugged terrain and its strongly independent  people. For years under rigid Communist rule, Albania aligned itself with  other Communist countriesBasic info on the country in easy to use HyperText Booformat. Covers history of the area from earliest records up to the  present.AIDSHTB2.0L1     AMUG CD:Files:Education:A:AIDS HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     AIDS HTB 2.0 L1.cpt      2.0              0      42K     10/09/92     AIDS HTB 2.0 L1 -  Acquired immune deficiency syndrome, or AIDS, is a  recently recognized disease entity. It is caused by infection with the  human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), which attacks selected cells in the  immune system (see IMMUNITY) and produces defects in function. These  defects may not be apparent for years. They lead in a relentless fashion,  however, to a severe suppression of the immune system's ability to resist  harmful organisms. This stack contains basic info on AIDS in easy to use  HyperTextBook format.   AgricultureH     AMUG CD:Files:Education:A:Agriculture HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Agriculture HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      58K     10/09/92     Agriculture HTB 2.0 L1 - agriculture and fishing (see FISHING INDUSTRY);  how much has been consumed; and how much has been preserved by safe  processing and storage (see FOOD TECHNOLOGY). The most important  agricultural products for the world's food supply are cereals (GRAINS),  pulses, and, to a lesser extent, livestock (see ANIMAL HUSBANDRY). This  file contains basic info on Agriculture in easy to use HyperTextBook  format.    AfghanistanH     AMUG CD:Files:Education:A:Afghanistan HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     Afghanistan HTB 2.0 L1.cpt     2.0              0      40K     10/09/92     Afghanistan HTB 2.0 L1 - The Republic of Afghanistan is a country situated  between the Indian subcontinent, Soviet Central Asia, and the nations of  the Middle East. Although it has no access to the sea, its location was  central to the wars, migrations, and trade that dominated inner Asia until  early modern times. It is bordered by Pakistan on the east and south, the  USSR on the north, Iran on the west and China in the extreme northeast. The USSR occupied the country in 1979 on behalf of its Marxist government,  which had seized power in a violent coup the previous year. Download for  more info on this Hypercard stack. AddressBookU     AMUG CD:Files:DA:A:Address Book Utilities.cpt     Address Book Utilities.cpt     3.4.1            0      49K     10/09/92     Address Book Utilities - Utility programs to convert SideKick and other  exported Data Base TEXT files to the Address Book format. Also a stack to  convert the  HyperCard Address stack to a tab delimited TEXT file for  further conversion to Address Book. Only useful if you use Address Book by  Jim Leitch.      AddressBook3     AMUG CD:Files:DA:A:Address Book 3.4.1.cpt     Address Book 3.4.1.cpt     3.4.1            0     204K     10/09/92     Address Book 3.4.1 - Address Book keeps addresses and phone numbers in a  conveniently retrievable form, can dial out through speaker or modem, does  labels, envelopes (with bar codes) and a pocket phone book. The package  contains both the application and DA versions of the program, a help file and a sample list file. Shareware US $30.     ZoomBar2.1       AMUG CD:Files:Util:W-Z:ZoomBar2.1.cpt        ZoomBar2.1.cpt           2.1              0      23K     10/02/92     ZoomBar2.1 - An updated version of the zoombox window-shrinking CDEV by  Brian Westley.  Shareware.  Fixes System 7 compatability problems and a  small bug with colored windows.         WordSolution     AMUG CD:Files:Word:W-Z:Word Solution1.8.7.cpt     Word Solution1.8.7.cpt     1.8.7            0     183K     10/02/92     Word Solution1.8.7 - A nice Word processor solution for your Macintosh  needs.        Wiltonian        AMUG CD:Files:Font:T-Z:Wiltonian.cpt         Wiltonian.cpt                             0      28K     10/02/92     Wiltonian - Wiltonian is a light font with a flowing underline theme.  It  is a specialty font, but with good attention to detail.  It is useful in a  great variety of applications, especially when used in eps outline programs like Freehand™ or Illustrator™.  It contains lower and upper case, numbers, and common punctuation.  A full character set may be available in the  not-too-distant future (users who like Wiltonian and are interested in a  full set, please write {I like suggestion-mail). This font was hand made,  not traced or copied.  It, like the other Sterling Court Fonts, was made  with many hours of caring work.  WillRobinson     AMUG CD:Files:Font:T-Z:WillRobinson.cpt      WillRobinson.cpt                          0      41K     10/02/92     WillRobinson - You've discovered my newest font WillRobinson. As in  "Danger!  Danger, Will Robinson!" It's a display face.  There are (in most  cases) four versions of each letter.  Some letters vary a little more than  others.  Check out your KeyCapsDA to find them all!  Or just try pressing  "Option" or "Shift-Option" as you type in your letters.  It was made by the kind folk at De Nada Industries. I hope you enjoy it.  I am asking for a  small shareware fee for this font. Five Dollars. That's all!   Viking.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Font:T-Z:Viking.cpt            Viking.cpt                                0      33K     10/02/92     Viking - You've discovered my newest font Viking. Modelled after Thor, but  cheaper. It's another Display face made by the kind folk at De Nada  Industries.  I hope you enjoy it.  I am asking for a small shareware fee  for this font.  Five Dollars.  That's all!      UncioGothiTT     AMUG CD:Files:Font:T-Z:UncioGothicTT.cpt     UncioGothicTT.cpt                         0      15K     10/02/92     UncioGothicTT - UncioGothic is a TT font. It comes with a 24 point bitmap  screen font that needs to be installed using Font/DA Mover or Suitcase(tm). This font is SHAREWARE! You may use it or give it away, provided that this  note is attached. You may not sell it, however, and the author retains all  rights. Shareware fee of $5.     UncioGothiT1     AMUG CD:Files:Font:T-Z:UncioGothicT1.cpt     UncioGothicT1.cpt                         0      14K     10/02/92     UncioGothicT1 - UncioGothic is a Type 1 PostScript font, which means it is  compatible with PostScript printers and/or Adobe Type Manager(tm). It comes with a 24 point bitmap screen font that needs to be installed using Font/DA Mover or Suitcase(tm). This font is SHAREWARE! You may use it or give it  away, provided that this note is attached. You may not sell it, however,  and the author retains all rights. Shareware fee of $5.    TtroMaker        AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:T:TtroMaker.cpt     TtroMaker.cpt                             0      10K     10/02/92     TtroMaker - One in a family of programmer's tools. This is a 'Drag and  Drop' Application that changes any TeachText file dropped onto it,  toggleing the file between Read / Write and Read Only. It can also change  any Brand X Text file to a TeachText File. If you write any documentation  with TeachText then it would be nice to know that it will get to the User  unaltered, one way is to change the File Type used by the Finder from  'TEXT' to 'ttro', this is usually done with ResEdit, but now you can do it  with this Application, Holding the option key down while dragging any other TEXT file onto this application will change it's Creator type to TeachText. ThaliaTT.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Font:T-Z:ThaliaTT.cpt          ThaliaTT.cpt                              0      19K     10/02/92     ThaliaTT - Another Art Nouveau display font in TT format. Thalia is a  little different from most of the other Art Nouveau fonts that you may have come across. Try it, you might like it.        ThaliaT1.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Font:T-Z:ThaliaT1.cpt          ThaliaT1.cpt                              0      18K     10/02/92     ThaliaT1 - Another Art Nouveau display font in Type 1 PostScript format.  Compatible with ATM, it;s another freeware. Thalia is a little different  from most pf DDDof the oeDther Art Nouveau fonts that you may have come  across. Try it, you might like it.       TamarindTT       AMUG CD:Files:Font:T-Z:TamarindTT.cpt        TamarindTT.cpt                            0      20K     10/02/92     TamarindTT - TAMARIND is a TT font. It comes with a 24 point bitmap screen  font that needs to be installed using Font/DA Mover or Suitcase(tm). This  font is SHAREWARE! You may use it or give it away, provided that this note  is attached. You may not sell it, however, and the author retains all  rights. Shareware fee of $5.     TamarindT1       AMUG CD:Files:Font:T-Z:TamarindT1.cpt        TamarindT1.cpt                            0      17K     10/02/92     TamarindT1 - TAMARIND is a Type 1 PostScript font, which means it is  compatible with PostScript printers and/or Adobe Type Manager(tm). It comes with a 24 point bitmap screen font that needs to be installed using Font/DA Mover or Suitcase(tm). This font is SHAREWARE! You may use it or give it  away, provided that this note is attached. You may not sell it, however,  and the author retains all rights. Shareware fee of $5.    SuperRuler1      AMUG CD:Files:DA:Sp-Sz:Super Ruler 1.1.cpt     Super Ruler 1.1.cpt      1.1              0      12K     10/02/92     Super Ruler 1.1 - This DA allows you to add rulers. Version 1.1.         StarburstFon     AMUG CD:Files:Font:S:Starburst Font.cpt      Starburst Font.cpt                        0      57K     10/02/92     Starburst Font -     This is a font of "starburst" dingbats. Now you have  access to starburst symbols for use in your word processor or drawing  program. No tedious drawing required. Useful for unique bullets, or in  larger sizes as background panels for "SALE!"-type ads. Use this font in  Illustrator or Freehand to create starbursts on-the-fly. Convert them to  outlines and edit to your hearts content! Over 70 characters filled with  starbursts and related shapes.   StackSet.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Ss-Sz:StackSet.cpt       StackSet.cpt                              0     225K     10/02/92     StackSet - this is a group of stacks that help you monitor your weight and  check the nutrition of the food you eat.        SmileyFaceFo     AMUG CD:Files:Font:S:SmileyFace Font.cpt     SmileyFace Font.cpt                       0      40K     10/02/92     SmileyFace Font - Just what you have been waiting for--a "smiley face"  font!  Now its possible to attach "smiley faces" in your documents without  lifting a pen. Over 60 characters filled with happy, sad, angry, confused,  and silly faces. You can convert the characters to outlines in Illustrator, Freehand, or Canvas and edit to your hearts content!     SignalProces     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:S:Signal Processing.cpt     Signal Processing.cpt                      0      79K     10/02/92     Signal Processing - a collection of programs from Drexel University to do  signal processing analysis such as Fourier transforms and correlation.  NOTE: these programs can show some problems with System 7 or later, such as stray graphics left on the Desktop.      Scientist        AMUG CD:Files:Prog:S:Scientist's Spreadsheet.cpt     Scientist's Spreadsheet.cpt     2.17             0      93K     10/02/92     Scientist's Spreadsheet - more than just a spreadsheet - can plot data,  manipulate data (for example, calculate all the logarithms of the data in 1 column and insert them in another column), analyze data etc.        SavethePlane     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:S-Sh:Save the Planet.cpt     Save the Planet.cpt      2.0              0     335K     10/02/92     Save the Planet - this is a 700K Hypercard stack on Global Warming and the  effects of our pollution of the Planet.        SarahCapsTT      AMUG CD:Files:Font:S:SarahCapsTT.cpt         SarahCapsTT.cpt                           0      14K     10/02/92     SarahCapsTT - SarahCaps is based on a beautiful Art Nouveau typeface. Its'  all caps.  Shareware ($10).         SarahCapsT1      AMUG CD:Files:Font:S:SarahCapsT1.cpt         SarahCapsT1.cpt                           0      19K     10/02/92     SarahCapsT1 - SarahCaps is based on a beautiful Art Nouveau typeface. Its'  all caps. PostScript laser printer and ATM compatible. Shareware ($10).         RoundersUltr     AMUG CD:Files:Font:Q-R:RoundersUltra TT.cpt     RoundersUltra TT.cpt                      0      19K     10/02/92     RoundersUltra TT - RoundersUltra is a bold sans serif avant garde SPECIALTY font good for headlines, presentations, slides, or emphasis.  For  applications that use kerning, there are several hundred kerning pairs,  even some unusual ones (like Yg).  RoundersUltra is not a ProFont (with  over 200 characters), but is ideally suited for adding pizzaz to your  documents. This font was conceived, hand drawn and generated with lots of  loving care, and is an addition to the Rounders family of fonts (more to  come!).  RoundersUltra is hand drawn and hand kerned.  It is not traced or  copied.   Rounders.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Font:Q-R:Rounders.cpt          Rounders.cpt                              0      20K     10/02/92     Rounders - Rounders is a fun font, useful in specialty applications, as  well as to accent a headline or word.  It is based on a font I used to  hand-make in college for newsletters and posters.  It has an upper and  lower case set with numbers and the common punctuation set. This font was  hand made, not traced or copied.  It, like the other Sterling Court Fonts,  was made with many hours of caring work.     Romeo.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Font:Q-R:Romeo.cpt             Romeo.cpt                                 0      30K     10/02/92     Romeo - You've discovered my newest font "Romeo".  There is a companion  fonting worked on called "Juliet" (a handwritten style). Romeo is a  old-style serif.  It has an Italian Renaissance flair to it. It's got the  feel that monks might have given manuscript.  (That's what I think,  anyway!)  It was made by the kind folk at De Nada Industries.  I hope you  enjoy it.  I am asking for a small shareware fee for this font.  Five  Dollars.  That's all!   ROMcallsFor      AMUG CD:Files:Prog:Q-R:ROM calls – For Developers.cpt     ROM calls – For Developers.cpt                      0       7K     10/02/92     ROM calls – For Developers - Information on ROM calls for development use.         Resistorcolo     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:Q-R:Resistor color codes.cpt     Resistor color codes.cpt     1.0              0      35K     10/02/92     Resistor color codes - determines and shows the color coding   for a given  resistance - quite helpful when building electronics projects.        ProgBagofTr      AMUG CD:Files:Prog:N-P:Prog.BagofTricks1.1a.cpt     Prog.BagofTricks1.1a.cpt     1.1              0     110K     10/02/92     Prog.BagofTricks1.1a - Experienced programmers have been buying BOT like  crazy because it simply handles things "real" programmer just don't want to fool around with.  My personal favorites are the New List Manager and the  Scroll Bars.  I always dreaded putting those in my app. And unlike most  other packages, you can use them stand-alone.  Nearly every other package  on the Mac has you using someone else's event loop.  With other packages  you have to use all or nothing.  But with BOT you pick what you want and  simply link it into your program.  Preview3.0       AMUG CD:Files:Util:Pm-Pz:Preview 3.0.cpt     Preview 3.0.cpt          3.0              0      18K     10/02/92     Preview 3.0 - Preview is a chooser-level printer driver for the Macintosh  Computer.  Unlike other Macintosh printer drivers such as the LaserWriter,  ImageWriter or MacJet that send the output to a particular printer, Preview sends the output to the Macintosh screen.  This enables the user to see on  his screen exactly what is going to be sent to the printer.  Although some  Macintosh software come with their own preview-like function, Preview is  application independent so no matter which application you are in, you will always have access to Preview.  PerryGothic      AMUG CD:Files:Font:P:PerryGothic.cpt         PerryGothic.cpt                           0      31K     10/02/92     PerryGothic - You've discovered my newest font "PerryGothic".  This is the  Gothic that Joe Perry wanted, so....  I think it kind of looks like it came off an imported beer bottle label! I hope you enjoy it.  I am asking for a  small shareware fee for this font.  Five Dollars.  That's all!      PeekaBoo.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:N-P:PeekaBoo.cpt          PeekaBoo.cpt                              0      12K     10/02/92     PeekaBoo - Part of a family of programmer's tools. This is a 'Drag and  Drop' Application that lists the Flags and Details, used by the Finder, of  any file dropped onto them. The Type and Creator codes are useful and so is the condition of some of the other flags etc.      On-LineHelpC     AMUG CD:Files:Util:N-O:On-Line Help Const Kit1.0.cpt     On-Line Help Const Kit1.0.cpt     1.0              0     137K     10/02/92     On-Line Help Const Kit1.0 - OnLine Help Construction Kit is an object code  library and utility program that is a powerful support package for  generating a heirachical and user-activated help system. The Help Panel  Generator is a user-friendly, stand-alone utility program that creates all  the help panels and desired heirarchy.  The Help Engine is a linkable  object library included in a developed program that displays the help  contents and supports its heirarchy. Works with all Macintosh Systems 5.0  through 7.0.  There are already major applications using On-Line Help that  are 100% System 7 compatible.   OakwoodProFo     AMUG CD:Files:Font:O:Oakwood ProFont.cpt     Oakwood ProFont.cpt                       0      48K     10/02/92     Oakwood ProFont - Oakwood is a sans serif font with a fluid, semi-broad  stroke.  Oadkwood is simple, yet elegant in many ways.  It contains over  1100 kerned pairs, and has extensive bitmap editing. Oakwood ProFont was  inspired by the Historical District by the same name in downtown Raleigh,  NC.  This font was made to emulate the style of very clean, broad-brushed  hand lettering in the old signs downtown.    NewIMIndex       AMUG CD:Files:Prog:N-P:New IM Index.cpt      New IM Index.cpt                          0      30K     10/02/92     New IM Index - These applications were written in assembly language using  the CDS assembler from Consulair.  They were adapted from my earlier  effort, “Inside Mac I-V Index DA”.  The Inside Mac Index file is now part  of the resource fork of each application, so you no longer have to worry  about it cluttering up your System folder.  These applications have been  tested on a Mac 512Ke under System 6.05, an SE/30 under System 7, and a Mac IIci under System 7.  If you have another kind of Mac and System it should  work, but I can't guarantee that.  NeuSerifProF     AMUG CD:Files:Font:N:NeuSerif ProFont.cpt     NeuSerif ProFont.cpt                      0      48K     10/02/92     NeuSerif ProFont - NeuSerif is a medium faced serif font.  For applications that use kerning, there are several hundred kerning pairs.  It serves well  as a general text face, and looks good at large print sizes. This font was  hand made, not traced or copied.  It, like the other Sterling Court Fonts,  was made with many hours of caring work.      NeuSansLight     AMUG CD:Files:Font:N:NeuSansLight ProFont.cpt     NeuSansLight ProFont.cpt                      0      46K     10/02/92     NeuSansLight ProFont - NeuSansLight is a light and airy sans serif font,  useful in correspondence and many other uses.  It also has many hand kerned pairs. This font was hand made, not traced or copied.  It, like the other  Sterling Court Fonts, was made with many hours of caring work.       NeuSansBlack     AMUG CD:Files:Font:N:NeuSansBlack ProFont.cpt     NeuSansBlack ProFont.cpt                      0      48K     10/02/92     NeuSansBlack ProFont - NeuSansBlack is a bold-ish sans serif font useful in almost any text/headline application.  For applications that use kerning,  there are several hundred kerning pairs. This font was hand made, not  traced or copied.  It, like the other Sterling Court Fonts, was made with  many hours of caring work. I hope you enjoy this one.     MT&T1092.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:M-O:MT&T1092.cpt           MT&T1092.cpt                              0      61K     10/02/92     MT&T1092 - Macintosh Tips & Tricks. By Maria L. Langer. This series of  issues contains how to tips and tricks for the Macintosh. This is the Oct.  92 issue.       MT&T0992.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:M-O:MT&T0992.cpt           MT&T0992.cpt                              0      46K     10/02/92     MT&T0992 - Macintosh Tips & Tricks. By Maria L. Langer. This series of  issues contains how to tips and tricks for the Macintosh. This is the Sept  92 issue.       MostlyWavesF     AMUG CD:Files:Font:M:MostlyWaves Font.cpt     MostlyWaves Font.cpt                      0      38K     10/02/92     MostlyWaves Font - This is a font of, well, "mostly waves." The wave  patterns in this font could be chained together into borders by typing the  same letter several times. There are other "water related" dingbats as  well--water droplets, rain clouds, and even a leaking faucet.     Use this font in your applications to create wavy borders on-the-fly.  Convert them to outlines in Illustrator, Freehand, or Canvas and edit to  your hearts content! Over 60 characters in this font.   MissBrooks       AMUG CD:Files:Font:M:MissBrooks.cpt          MissBrooks.cpt                            0      34K     10/02/92     MissBrooks - You've discovered my newest font "MissBrooks". MissBrooks is a handwritten cursive font named for "Our Miss Brooks" starring Eve Arden!    This typeface is dedicated to teachers everywhere.  Many hours went into  this typeface, adjusting sizes, widths, etc. so that this typeface would  have a true cursive handwritten effect with each letter blending seamlessly into its neighbor. I hope you enjoy it.  I am asking for a small shareware  fee for this font.  Five Dollars.     MiraTT.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Font:M:MiraTT.cpt              MiraTT.cpt                                0      19K     10/02/92     MiraTT - TT font. Contains both upper and lower case. Beautiful. Freeware  (or guiltlessware). Free.        MiraT1.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Font:M:MiraT1.cpt              MiraT1.cpt                                0      45K     10/02/92     MiraT1 - Type 1 Art Nouveau font, compatible with Adobe Type Manager.  Contains both upper and lower case. Beautiful. Freeware (or guiltlessware).        MatrixMaster     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:M:Matrix Master.cpt        Matrix Master.cpt                         0      19K     10/02/92     Matrix Master - solves equation matrices - can also manipulate matrices  (i.e. determinant, transpose, invert, etc.)        ManDrake.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:M:ManDrake.cpt            ManDrake.cpt                              0       9K     10/02/92     ManDrake - Another in a family of programmer's tools. This is a 'Drag and  Drop' Application that changes the 'Visible' flag in any file selected or  in any file dropped onto it. Use it to hunt down Disk filling Temp Files  etc, or hide a project from roaming eyes.      MaidstoneSTT     AMUG CD:Files:Font:M:MaidstoneScriptTT.cpt     MaidstoneScriptTT.cpt                      0      25K     10/02/92     MaidstoneScriptTT - MaidStoneScript is a TT font. A few filled areas have  been fixed. Complete with upper and lower cases, numbers, and Scandinavian  special letters.        MaidstoneST1     AMUG CD:Files:Font:M:MaidstoneScriptT1.cpt     MaidstoneScriptT1.cpt                      0      25K     10/02/92     MaidstoneScriptT1 - MaidStoneScript is a Type 1 PostScript font, which  means is is compatible with ATM. A few filled areas have been fixed. This  shareware font is compacted. Complete with upper and lower cases, numbers,  and Scandinavian special letters.       MacWedding       AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:M-Md:MacWedding.cpt      MacWedding.cpt                            0      53K     10/02/92     MacWedding - This stack helps you plan your wedding. This is a demo.         MacJackIII       AMUG CD:Files:Game:M:MacJack III.cpt         MacJack III.cpt                           0      28K     10/02/92     MacJack III - a gambling game for your Macintosh.         MachineScrip     AMUG CD:Files:Font:M:MachineScript.cpt       MachineScript.cpt                         0      30K     10/02/92     MachineScript - You've discovered my newest font "MachineScript".  This  should be the cursive companion to MachineBlock (not one of my creations,  but cool nonetheless!).  This is a bold, blocky cursive. I hope you enjoy  it.  I am asking for a small shareware fee for this font.  Five Dollars.   That's all!     MacBartender     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:M-Md:MacBartender v2.5.1.cpt     MacBartender v2.5.1.cpt     2.5.1            0      75K     10/02/92     MacBartender v2.5.1 - A while ago, I downloaded a neat-o Hypercard stack  with a few drink recipes.  I thought that it was a cool stack so I edited  it and uploaded it as "MacBartender v2.0".  And then it hit me. So I began  editing again and added many many more drinks to the stack as well  as a few other fundamental changes.  So many changes, in fact, that  it jumped from version 2.0 to version 2.5.1.    LusterPIC1       AMUG CD:Files:Art:L:LusterPIC™ 1.0 Demo.cpt     LusterPIC™ 1.0 Demo.cpt                      0      69K     10/02/92     LusterPIC™ 1.0 Demo - This is a demo of a pict type paint program.         LogoSampler      AMUG CD:Files:Bus:H-L:Logo Sampler Stack.cpt     Logo Sampler Stack.cpt                      0      14K     10/02/92     Logo Sampler Stack - Stack that demonstrates possible Logo's available for  business.        LinearNetwor     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:M:Linear Network Analysis.cpt     Linear Network Analysis.cpt                      0     200K     10/02/92     Linear Network Analysis - a graphical analog circuit simulator - can do  several types of circuit analysis and plot the results.        LibbyScriTT      AMUG CD:Files:Font:L:LibbyScript2.02TT.cpt     LibbyScript2.02TT.cpt     2.02             0      30K     10/02/92     LibbyScript2.02TT - LibbyScript 2.02 is a TT font. It comes with 12, 24,  36, and 48 point bitmap screen fonts that need to be installed using  Font/DA Mover or Suitcase(tm). This font is SHAREWARE! You may use it or  give it away, provided that this note is attached. You may not sell it,  however, and the author retains all rights. Shareware fee of $10.     LibbyScriT1      AMUG CD:Files:Font:L:LibbyScript2.02T1.cpt     LibbyScript2.02T1.cpt     2.02             0      30K     10/02/92     LibbyScript2.02T1 - LibbyScript 2.02 is a Type 1 PostScript font, which  means it is compatible with PostScript printers and/or Adobe Type  Manager(tm). It comes with 12, 24, 36, and 48 point bitmap screen fonts  that need to be installed using Font/DA Mover or Suitcase(tm). This font is SHAREWARE! You may use it or give it away, provided that this note is  attached. You may not sell it, however, and the author retains all rights.  Shareware fee of $10.   LaurenScript     AMUG CD:Files:Font:L:LaurenScript.cpt        LaurenScript.cpt                          0      31K     10/02/92     LaurenScript - You've discovered my newest font "LaurenScript".  This is  one of those cursive typefaces.  The letters all connect.  Not quite  handwritten looking (too obviously machine made for that) but nice. I hope  you enjoy it.  I am asking for a small shareware fee for this font.  Five  Dollars.  That's all!     LampoonBruTT     AMUG CD:Files:Font:L:LampoonBrush2.0TT.cpt     LampoonBrush2.0TT.cpt     2.0              0      40K     10/02/92     LampoonBrush2.0TT - LampoonBrush 2.0 is a TT font. It comes with 12, 24,  36, and 48 point bitmap screen fonts that need to be installed using  Font/DA Mover or Suitcase(tm). This font is SHAREWARE! You may use it or  give it away, provided that this note is attached. You may not sell it,  however, and the author retains all rights. Shareware fee of $10.     LampoonBruT1     AMUG CD:Files:Font:L:LampoonBrush2.0T1.cpt     LampoonBrush2.0T1.cpt     2.0              0      37K     10/02/92     LampoonBrush2.0T1 - LampoonBrush 2.0 is a Type 1 PostScript font, which  means it is compatible with PostScript printers and/or Adobe Type  Manager(tm). It comes with 12, 24, 36, and 48 point bitmap screen fonts  that need to be installed using Font/DA Mover or Suitcase(tm). This font is SHAREWARE! You may use it or give it away, provided that this note is  attached. You may not sell it, however, and the author retains all rights.  Shareware fee of $10.   KrtRussell       AMUG CD:Files:Font:K:KrtRussell.cpt          KrtRussell.cpt                            0      30K     10/02/92     KrtRussell - You've discovered my newest font KrtRussel! Named after a  youngish actor who once kicked Elvis in the shins!  Hardly any relation at  all to an older fellow you may have heard of! I hope you enjoy it.  I am  asking for a small shareware fee for this font.      KennonUltra      AMUG CD:Files:Font:K:KennonUltra TT font.cpt     KennonUltra TT font.cpt                      0      40K     10/02/92     KennonUltra TT font - KennonUltra is a bold, stately serif font good for  headlines, presentations, or slides.  For applications that use kerning,  there are several hundred kerning pairs, even some unusual ones (like Yg). This font was conceived, hand drawn and generated with lots of loving care, and is an addition to the Kennon family of fonts .  KennonUltra is hand  drawn and hand kerned.  It is not traced or copied.      KennonProFon     AMUG CD:Files:Font:K:Kennon ProFont TT.cpt     Kennon ProFont TT.cpt                      0      45K     10/02/92     Kennon ProFont TT - Kennon is a bold-ish serif font useful in almost any  text/headline application.  For applications that use kerning, there are  several hundred kerning pairs, even some unusual ones (like Yg). This font  was conceived, drawn and generated with lots of loving care, well over a  hundred hours in the making. Kennon is hand drawn and hand kerned. It is  not traced or copied.      KennonObliqu     AMUG CD:Files:Font:K:KennonOblique TT font.cpt     KennonOblique TT font.cpt                      0      43K     10/02/92     KennonOblique TT font - KennonOblique is a fluid serif font good for  headlines, presentations, slides, or text.  For applications that use  kerning, there are several hundred kerning pairs, even some unusual ones  (like Yg). This font was conceived, hand drawn and generated with lots of  loving care, and is an addition to the Kennon family of fonts .   KennonOblique is hand drawn and hand kerned.  It is not traced or copied.      KennonBlackO     AMUG CD:Files:Font:K:KennonBlackObl TT font.cpt     KennonBlackObl TT font.cpt                      0      43K     10/02/92     KennonBlackObl TT font - KennonBlackOblique is a bold andfluid serif font  good for headlines, presentations, or slides.  For applications that use  kerning, there are several hundred kerning pairs, even some unusual ones  (like Yg). This font was conceived, hand drawn and generated with lots of  loving care, and is an addition to the Kennon family of fonts .   KennonBlackOblique is hand drawn and hand kerned.  It is not traced or  copied.     KellyBrown       AMUG CD:Files:Font:K:KellyBrown.cpt          KellyBrown.cpt                            0      30K     10/02/92     KellyBrown - You've discovered my newest font KellyBrown. It's a cursive  typeface legible in small and large points made by the kind folk at De Nada Industries.  I hope you enjoy it.  I am asking for a small shareware fee  for this font.  Five Dollars.  That's all!      KellyAnnGoth     AMUG CD:Files:Font:K:KellyAnnGothic.cpt      KellyAnnGothic.cpt                        0      75K     10/02/92     KellyAnnGothic - You've discovered my newest font "KellyAnnGothic".  This  is a gothic font that came out looking even better than I thought it would! The Caps have a wrought iron look to them that is somewhat appealing.   Alone, the caps would make a good Drop Cap font!  But, no, I went ahead and put in an entire character set! I hope you enjoy it.  I am asking for a  small shareware fee for this font.  Five Dollars. That's all!    Juliet.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Font:J:Juliet.cpt              Juliet.cpt                                0      30K     10/02/92     Juliet - You've discovered my newest font "Juliet".  There is a companion  fonting worked on called "Romeo" (a serif) but I've no firm finish date in  mind on that yet.  Meanwhile Here's Juliet! Juliet is a "handwriting" font  (my favorite style) that is bold and kind of classy.  It has most of the  characters you'd use for daily writing including the question mark, the  exclamation mark and parentheses.  It was made by the kind folk at De Nada  Industries.  I hope you enjoy it.  I am asking for a small shareware fee  for this font. Five Dollars.    JoePerry.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Font:J:JoePerry.cpt            JoePerry.cpt                              0      30K     10/02/92     JoePerry - You've discovered my newest font "JoePerry".  Named after a  friend.  Kind of a goofy typeface.  A little like the typeface Barnum!        IsadoraCapTT     AMUG CD:Files:Font:I:IsadoraCapsTT.cpt       IsadoraCapsTT.cpt                         0      14K     10/02/92     IsadoraCapsTT - This is a FREE font. You may use it or give it away,  provided that this note is attached. You may not sell it, however. The  author retains all rights. Though this is free, a donation of $5 will be  cheerfully accepted.      IsadoraCapT1     AMUG CD:Files:Font:I:IsadoraCapsT1.cpt       IsadoraCapsT1.cpt                         0      22K     10/02/92     IsadoraCapsT1 - This is a FREE font. You may use it or give it away,  provided that this note is attached. You may not sell it, however. The  author retains all rights. Though this is free, a donation of $5 will be  cheerfully accepted.      IntCalc1.1       AMUG CD:Files:DA:H-I:IntCalc 1.1.cpt         IntCalc 1.1.cpt          1.1              0     108K     10/02/92     IntCalc 1.1 - Due to popular demand, IntCalc now comes in a Desk Accessory  version. DAs are a pain to write, and they're unneccessary in system 7.0,  but enough of my paying customers requested it, so who am I to argue?  If  you’re happy with the application version, feel free to ignore or trash the DA, you won’t hurt my feelings.  If you do want to use it, please read the  What you should know about the DA version section below first.    InstantLogo      AMUG CD:Files:Font:I:InstantLogo Font.cpt     InstantLogo Font.cpt     1.1              0      45K     10/02/92     InstantLogo Font - This special font allows you to create logos simply by  pressing a combination of keys on your keyboard. No drawing required! Works with most page layout and drawing programs.       InstallCusto     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:H-K:InstallCustomIcon.cpt     InstallCustomIcon.cpt                      0       9K     10/02/92     InstallCustomIcon - Part of a family of programmer's tools. A 'Drag and  Drop' Application that changes the 'Use Custom Icon' flag in any file  dropped onto it. Although you may compile an Application with a Custom Icon in the Resource Fork, Turbo Pascal, and others, leave you to Set the  Use  Custom Icon flag with ResEdit. If this fag is not set then Finder will  ignore your Custom Icon and use the 'Standard' Icon.    InkwellTT        AMUG CD:Files:Font:I:InkwellTT.cpt           InkwellTT.cpt                             0      21K     10/02/92     InkwellTT - Inkwell is a TT font. It comes with 12, 24, 36, and 48 pouint  screen fonts. It includes special letters for Scandinavians. It's  ahshareware: try it first.       InkwellT1        AMUG CD:Files:Font:I:InkwellT1.cpt           InkwellT1.cpt                             0      20K     10/02/92     InkwellT1 - Inkwell is a Type 1 PostScript font, compatible with ATM. It is a self-extracting Compacted file. It comes with 12, 24, 36, and 48 pouint  screen fonts. It includes special letters for Scandinavians. It's  shareware.      InfluenceBro     AMUG CD:Files:Word:I:Influence Brochure Template.cpt     Influence Brochure Template.cpt                      0      67K     10/02/92     Influence Brochure Template - So you've been browsing through the Paper  Direct catalog and think the three-panel brochures in their Brochure/Mailer Plus™ packages are the best thing since Laser printers. Well, you're not  the only one who is going through (or has gone through) this dilema.  I  did, too.  But I was brave and bought the Influence brochure with Rolodex  (#BMT512).  I then whipped out QuarkXpress and churned out the enclosed two documents. If you want to see what my brochure looks like (and I hope you  do), make sure you have Hank Gillette's excellent freeware Architect font  (included in this package in TrueType format) installed.  IMVIIndex        AMUG CD:Files:Prog:H-K:IM VI Index.cpt       IM VI Index.cpt                           0      61K     10/02/92     IM VI Index - Inside Macintosh Index applications. Install the Index  applications in an appropriate place.  System 7 users will probably want to put them into the Apple Menu Items folder.  Double-click on an Index  application icon.  If all goes well, a window will open with some info in  it.      IMI-VIndexDA     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:H-K:IM I-V Index DA.cpt     IM I-V Index DA.cpt                       0      33K     10/02/92     IM I-V Index DA - This DA has exactly the same database as the application  of the same name.  It is for those who want/need a DA for some reason (such as not running MultiFinder).  I am no longer upgrading this DA, so no new  features will be added in the future, though the database file will be  updated if that becomes necessary.     IMI-VIndex       AMUG CD:Files:Prog:H-K:IM I-V Index.cpt      IM I-V Index.cpt                          0      33K     10/02/92     IM I-V Index - Inside Macintosh Index applications. Install the Index  applications in an appropriate place.  System 7 users will probably want to put them into the Apple Menu Items folder. Double-click on an Index  application icon to launch.      HowManyDaysv     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:H-L:HowManyDays v1.2.2.cpt     HowManyDays v1.2.2.cpt     1.2.2            0     128K     10/02/92     HowManyDays v1.2.2 - How Many Days…?  does one thing, and one thing only:  it calculates the number of days between any two dates from the year 1 up  to and including the year 4000. Or, given a date and a number of days to or from the given date.      Heather.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Font:H:Heather.cpt             Heather.cpt                               0      30K     10/02/92     Heather - You've discovered my newest font "Heather". Heather is a  handwritten cursive font that my co-worker Heather wishes she could write.  She can't actually write in a cursive, she tells me, so this is her  alternative.  It's a nice font. I hope you enjoy it. I am asking for a  small shareware fee for this font.  Five Dollars.  That's all!     HarringtonTT     AMUG CD:Files:Font:H:HarringtonTT.cpt        HarringtonTT.cpt                          0      23K     10/02/92     HarringtonTT - Earlier version had a couple of filled letters. Otherwise no change from version 1.0. This is a FREE font. It is dedicated to Dave  Small, whose genius has given so many of us so much more opportunities.  Harrington is full of curves, and is great for fancy love notes. Please  don't over-use it.     HarringtonT1     AMUG CD:Files:Font:H:HarringtonT1.cpt        HarringtonT1.cpt                          0      20K     10/02/92     HarringtonT1 - Type 1 Art Nouveau font. Works with ATM and fixed to work  with PostScript printers as well. Earlier version had a couple of filled  letters. Otherwise no change from version 1.0. This is a FREE font. It is  dedicated to Dave Small, whose genius has given so many of us so much more  opportunities. Harrington is full of curves, and is great for fancy love  notes. Please don't over-use it.     HandwritinTT     AMUG CD:Files:Font:H:Handwriting 1.55TT.cpt     Handwriting 1.55TT.cpt     1.55             0      29K     10/02/92     Handwriting 1.55TT - Handwriting is a TT font. It is based entirely on my  handwriting. Great for those who want a more personal look from their form  letters. Try it, and if you like it, it's a $10 shareware. Approved for BBS in a BOX distribution by Sam Wang 12-11-91.      HandwritinT1     AMUG CD:Files:Font:H:Handwriting 1.55T1.cpt     Handwriting 1.55T1.cpt     1.55             0      29K     10/02/92     Handwriting 1.55T1 - Handwriting is a Type 1 PostScript font comaptible  with ATM and PostScript printers. It is based entirely on my handwriting.  Great for those who want a more personal look from their form letters. Try  it, and if you like it, it's a $10 shareware. Approved for BBS in a BOX  distribution by Sam Wang 12-11-91.     Greeting15TT     AMUG CD:Files:Font:G:Greeting 1.5TT.cpt      Greeting 1.5TT.cpt       1.5              0      25K     10/02/92     Greeting 1.5TT - GreetingMonotone is a TT font. It comes with a 24 point  bitmap screen font that needs to be installed using Font/DA Mover or  Suitcase(tm). This font is SHAREWARE! You may use it or give it away,  provided that this note is attached.You may not sell it, however, and the  author retains all rights.     Greeting15T1     AMUG CD:Files:Font:G:Greeting 1.5T1.cpt      Greeting 1.5T1.cpt       1.5              0      24K     10/02/92     Greeting 1.5T1 - GreetingMonotone is a Type 1 PostScript font, which means  it is compatible with PostScript printers and/or Adobe Type Manager(tm). It comes with a 24 point bitmap screen font that needs to be installed using  Font/DA Mover or Suitcase(tm). This font is SHAREWARE! You may use it or  give it away, provided that this note is attached. You may not sell it,  however, and the author retains all rights.    Grauman.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Font:G:Grauman.cpt             Grauman.cpt                               0      45K     10/02/92     Grauman - You've discovered my newest font Grauman. Named after the chain  of Hollywood Movie Theatres. It's a display face meant to be printed in  large sizes.  The effect is one of a large paintbrush painting letters,  with a strip taken out of each letter.  ArtDeco Paintbrush!  And it was  made by the kind folk at De Nada Industries. I hope you enjoy it. I am  asking for a small shareware fee for this font. Five Dollars. That's all!    GraphToolz       AMUG CD:Files:Bus:F-G:GraphToolz.cpt         GraphToolz.cpt           1.11             0      25K     10/02/92     GraphToolz - this program is an equation plotter with a lot of bells and  whistles such as integration, MinMax computation, up to 15 separate  equations,  etc. Functions are entered by selecting “Edit Functions” from  the Functions Menu.  After functions have been entered, they may be  activated by selecting their names in the Function menu (causing a check  mark to appear next to the name).  Selecting “Graph 'em” from the Graph  menu will graph all active functions.     GismondaTT       AMUG CD:Files:Font:G:GismondaTT.cpt          GismondaTT.cpt                            0      19K     10/02/92     GismondaTT - Gismonda is a TT font based on an Art Deco design. The font is free. Enjoy! By Sam Wang.        GismondaT1       AMUG CD:Files:Font:G:GismondaT1.cpt          GismondaT1.cpt                            0      21K     10/02/92     GismondaT1 - Gismonda is a Type 1 PostScript font based on an Art Deco  design. The file is free. Enjoy! By Sam Wang.        GenericTabby     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:G:Generic Tabby Documentation.cpt     Generic Tabby Documentation.cpt                      0       6K     10/02/92     Generic Tabby Documentation - The purpose of this document is to provide a  description of the Tabby Version 2.0 Generic Message File Format. It will also provide a functional description for Import and Export procedures  required in BBS programs to make use of this file structure.      FoodValues       AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:F:Food Values.cpt        Food Values.cpt                           0     431K     10/02/92     Food Values - This stack set enfolds the user in an environment of health  related material designed to modify behavior through an intelligent  assessment of relevant data.  The user should begin with the VIEWER stack,  which is really the jumping-off point.  From there, however, it really  depends on what the user wants to do.  For instance, someone interested in  loosing weight may choose to begin with the Fitness area to determine  preferred weight based on several factors.    FontClerk4.0     AMUG CD:Files:Font:F:Font Clerk 4.0.cpt      Font Clerk 4.0.cpt       4.0              0      71K     10/02/92     Font Clerk 4.0 - Font Clerk is a utility for analyzing and reporting on  fonts installed in your system. It allows you to see what types of fonts  are installed (screen fonts, TrueType™, or Type I), and select from several report formats for output to a printer. In addition to its reporting  capabilities, Font Clerk also allows you to convert a Macintosh TrueType™  font to a format of TrueType™ recognoized by Microsoft Windows.    FATSOcaTT        AMUG CD:Files:Font:F:FATSOcaTT.cpt           FATSOcaTT.cpt                             0      14K     10/02/92     FATSOcaTT - FATSO is a TT Font. It contains the alphabet only; no  punctuation marks nor numbers. It comes with a 24 point bitmap screen font  that needs to be installed using Font/DA Mover or Suitcase(tm). This font  is FREE! You may use it or give it away, provided that this note is  attached. You may not sell it, however, and the author retains all rights.  Donations of $$ will be gratefully accepted, of course.    FATSOcaT1        AMUG CD:Files:Font:F:FATSOcaT1.cpt           FATSOcaT1.cpt                             0      19K     10/02/92     FATSOcaT1 - FATSO is a Type 1 PostScript Art Deco font, which means it is  compatible with PostScript printers and/or Adobe Type Manager(tm). It  contains the alphabet only; no punctuation marks nor numbers. It comes with a 24 point bitmap screen font that needs to be installed using Font/DA  Mover or Suitcase(tm). This font is FREE! You may use it or give it away,  provided that this note is attached. You may not sell it, however, and the  author retains all rights. Donations of $$ will be gratefully accepted, of  course.  EndangeredPr     AMUG CD:Files:Font:E:Endangered ProFont.cpt     Endangered ProFont.cpt                      0      45K     10/02/92     Endangered ProFont - Endangered is a simple, yet INTERESTING companion to  Brassfield. It is also the first in a series of CONSERVEWARE.  It is a  "backwards" oblique, allowing the user to ACCENTUATE a statement or  thought, even a headline.  It has an even more interesting effect when used in the shadow mode or outline mode. (Note you may wish to precede a word in Endangered with a space if it resides in roman style text, but is not  necessary if the word/words are stand alone, or are all in Endangered.)   Emeter.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Util:E:Emeter.cpt              Emeter.cpt                                0      33K     10/02/92     Emeter - A Quick and Dirty way of viewing System activity. These apps  increment a counter every time they are allowed to go through their event  loop, if they are in the background then they must rely on the active  application to pass spare time onto other applications running under  Multifinder or system 7+. The readings shown by each application differ for a few reasons, the main reason is the complexity of each app's display.    ElectronicPa     AMUG CD:Files:Art:E:Electronic Parts.cpt     Electronic Parts.cpt                      0      20K     10/02/92     Electronic Parts - A collection of electronic schematic drawings in PICT  format, readable in MacDraw or just about any other drawing program. (These are object-oriented drawings, not bit-maps).  Two of the files  (Small Parts and Large Parts) are collections of individual components  (resistors, capacitors, inductors, various kinds of transistors,  operational amplifiers, etc.) in various sizes and orientations.  The  others are simple circuits.   EddaCapTT        AMUG CD:Files:Font:E:EddaCapTT.cpt           EddaCapTT.cpt                             0      27K     10/02/92     EddaCapTT - This is a FREE font. You may use it or give it away, provided  that this note is attached. You may not sell it, however. The author  retains all rights. Though this is free, a donation of $5 will be  cheerfully accepted.      EddaCapT1        AMUG CD:Files:Font:E:EddaCapT1.cpt           EddaCapT1.cpt                             0      20K     10/02/92     EddaCapT1 - This is a FREE font. You may use it or give it away, provided  that this note is attached. You may not sell it, however. The author  retains all rights. Though this is free, a donation of $5 will be  cheerfully accepted.      DuncanTT.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Font:D:Duncan TT.cpt           Duncan TT.cpt                             0      49K     10/02/92     Duncan TT - Duncan is a wonderfully simple handwriting font, sans serif in  style, somewhat casual. Duncan is dedicated to my wonderful wife and our  yet-to-be-born child.       DigSim.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Prog:D-G:DigSim.cpt            DigSim.cpt               2.8              0      35K     10/02/92     DigSim 2.8 - for simulation of simple digital circuits.         CreedmorePro     AMUG CD:Files:Font:C:Creedmore ProFont.cpt     Creedmore ProFont.cpt                      0      41K     10/02/92     Creedmore ProFont - Creedmore is an edged sans serif, designed for text  purposes, but also serves well in most any typeface application.  It  contains over 600 kerned pairs, and has extensive bitmap editing. Creemore  ProFont is dedicated to the little town down the road from where we live.   It is simple, very easy to read, and is very useful. This font (as is true  with all of my fonts) was hand made, kerned, and edited. I hope you like  this one.   ColumbusTT       AMUG CD:Files:Font:C:ColumbusTT.cpt          ColumbusTT.cpt                            0      26K     10/02/92     ColumbusTT -  It's a display type, probably originated about 500 years ago. Shareware. Just the font to use with Christopher's celebrations in 92.        ColumbusT1       AMUG CD:Files:Font:C:ColumbusT1.cpt          ColumbusT1.cpt                            0      28K     10/02/92     ColumbusT1 - is a Type 1 PostScript font, compatible with ATM and  PostScript printers. It's a display type, probably originated about 500  years ago. Shareware. Just the font to use with Christopher's celebrations  in 92.      Chello1.1        AMUG CD:Files:Game:C:Chello 1.1.cpt          Chello 1.1.cpt           1.1              0      79K     10/02/92     Chello 1.1 - Chello version 1.1 is now in full color! It's been tested (and seen to work correctly) in 4-bit, 8-bit, and 24-bit depths in both full  color and gray scale.  It's useable in gray scale (though obviously it  looks better in color); the “blue” pieces look darker than the “red”  pieces.  In 2-bit depth, it uses the monochrome display. As before, on-line help, explaining how to play and the various menu items, is available under the Apple menu. The computer player uses the same brute force method as in  version 1.0.  CelticTT.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Font:C:CelticTT.cpt            CelticTT.cpt                              0      15K     10/02/92     CelticTT - Celtic is a TT font, It comes with a 24 point bitmap screen font that needs to be installed using Font/DA Mover or Suitcase(tm). This font  is SHAREWARE! You may use it or give it away, provided that this note is  attached. You may not sell it, however, and the author retains all rights.  Shareware fee of $5.     CelticT1.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Font:C:CelticT1.cpt            CelticT1.cpt                              0      14K     10/02/92     CelticT1 - Celtic is a Type 1 PostScript font, which means it is compatible with PostScript printers and/or Adobe Type Manager(tm). It comes with a 24  point bitmap screen font that needs to be installed using Font/DA Mover or  Suitcase(tm). This font is SHAREWARE! You may use it or give it away,  provided that this note is attached. You may not sell it, however, and the  author retains all rights. Shareware fee of $5.    CD/LDCatalog     AMUG CD:Files:Music:C:CD/LD Catalog Demo.cpt     CD/LD Catalog Demo.cpt                      0     764K     10/02/92     CD/LD Catalog Demo - The CD Catalog and Laser Disc Catalog are THE  Audio/Video Media Databases.  Be sure to install the Catalog fonts supplied into your system file for proper display of text while using the Catalogs.  If the fonts are already resident in your system, it is not necessary to  add them.  Consult your Apple manual for proper font installation  procedures. For a list of new features and changes, please refer to the  v3.5 Changes  chapter by clicking the horizontal scroll arrows at the  bottom of this document or selecting it from the Contents menu above.  CamelotMT1       AMUG CD:Files:Font:C:CamelotMT1.cpt          CamelotMT1.cpt                            0      83K     10/02/92     CamelotMT1 -  This is my laser version of an ancient and venerable font  known as Camelot.  Hailed as the Poet's font, Camelot is one of my  favorites. Hope you enjoy. Read the Readme for more info.       BunchOLines      AMUG CD:Files:Font:B:Bunch O’ Lines Font.cpt     Bunch O’ Lines Font.cpt                      0      23K     10/02/92     Bunch O’ Lines Font - This is a font with parallel lines in several weights and combination of weights. The characters in this font are set up to be  chained into horizontal or vertical rules by typing the same letter several times. Use this font in your applications to create unique rules and  borders on-the-fly. Combine several characters to create unique patterns  for borders and logos. Convert them to outlines in Illustrator, Freehand,  or Canvas and edit to your hearts content! Over 60 characters in this font.   BrassfieldPr     AMUG CD:Files:Font:B:Brassfield ProFont.cpt     Brassfield ProFont.cpt                      0      44K     10/02/92     Brassfield ProFont -  Brassfield ProFont is a medium-faced sans serif font, easy to read and well kerned.  It serves well in almost any application. Brassfield is a hand drawn font made from scratch in my living room, not  traced or copied.  It was made with many hours of caring work. Brassfield  is the township in which we live.  A community of caring folks, Brassfield  Township is good for relaxing and growing.      BrassfieldBl     AMUG CD:Files:Font:B:BrassfieldBlackObl.TT.cpt     BrassfieldBlackObl.TT.cpt                      0      43K     10/02/92     BrassfieldBlackObl. TT - BrassfieldBlackOblique is a bold sans serif font  good for headlines, presentations, slides, or emphasis.  For applications  that use kerning, there are several hundred kerning pairs, even some  unusual ones (like Yg). This font was conceived, hand drawn and generated  with lots of loving care, and is an addition to the Brassfield family of  fonts (more to come!). BrassfieldBlackOblique is hand drawn and hand  kerned. It is not traced or copied.     AUSAReduces      AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:AUSA Reduces Suggested Retail     AUSA Reduces Suggested Retail                      0       5K     10/02/92     CUPERTINO, California--September 28, 1992--The Apple USA division of Apple  Computer, Inc. announced today that it has reduced manufacturer suggested  retail prices (SRPs) in the United States on many Apple Macintosh personal  computers and related peripheral and accessory products.      ARGOSTT.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Font:A:ARGOSTT.cpt             ARGOSTT.cpt                               0      21K     10/02/92     ARGOSTT - ARGOS is an Art Nouveau TT font. It comes with a 24  point bitmap screen font that needs to be installed using Font/DA Mover or  Suitcase(tm). This font is SHAREWARE! You may use it or give it away,  provided that this note is attached. You may not sell it, however, and the  author retains all rights. Shareware fee of $5 is to be sent to Sam Wang,  108 Poole Lane, Clemson, SC 29631 USA.    ARGOST1.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Font:A:ARGOST1.cpt             ARGOST1.cpt                               0      19K     10/02/92     ARGOST1 - ARGOS is an Art Nouveau Type 1 PostScript font, which means it is compatible with PostScript printers and/or Adobe Type Manager(tm). It comes with a 24 point bitmap screen font that needs to be installed using Font/DA Mover or Suitcase(tm). This font is SHAREWARE! You may use it or give it  away, provided that this note is attached. You may not sell it, however,  and the author retains all rights. Shareware fee of $5 is to be sent to Sam Wang, 108 Poole Lane, Clemson, SC 29631 USA.   Arctic2.04TT     AMUG CD:Files:Font:A:Arctic 2.04TT.cpt       Arctic 2.04TT.cpt        2.04             0      33K     10/02/92     Arctic 2.04TT - a TT font. Arctic is another good looking brushscript font  from the Dover book on Solotype fonts. It is complete with upper and  lowercase letters, as well as numbers, punctuartion etc.       Arctic2.04T1     AMUG CD:Files:Font:A:Arctic2.04T1.cpt        Arctic2.04T1.cpt         2.04             0      29K     10/02/92     Arctic2.04T1 - Type 1 PostScript font, compatible with ATM. Arctic is  another good looking brushscript font from the Dover book on Solotype  fonts. It is complete with upper and lowercase letters, as well as numbers, punctuartion etc.       AppleOffers      AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:Apple Offers New Selection of     Apple Offers New Selection of                      0       8K     10/02/92     SEYBOLD SAN FRANCISCO, San Francisco, California -- September 21, 1992 -- Responding to customer requests for a wider selection of affordable, high-quality fonts, Apple Computer, Inc. today introduced its latest retail software product, the Apple Font Pack, which includes a rich selection of new TrueType fonts from leading type vendors.  With the Apple Font Pack, Apple has made it even easier for customers of the Macintosh personal computer to use fonts in designing more effective documents with greater visual impact.  AmbrosiaCaTT     AMUG CD:Files:Font:A:AmbrosiaCapTT.cpt       AmbrosiaCapTT.cpt                         0      24K     10/02/92     AmbrosiaCapTT - Ambrosia is a TT font. It is a very graceful Art Nouveau  display type. The lower case letters are reduced sized duplicate of upper  case. It is FREE. Use it well, enjoy it, and pass it on freely.       AmbrosiaCaT1     AMUG CD:Files:Font:A:AmbrosiaCapT1.cpt       AmbrosiaCapT1.cpt                         0      27K     10/02/92     AmbrosiaCapT1 - Ambrosia is a Type 1 PostScript font. That means its  compatible with Adobe Type Manager. It is a very graceful Art Nouveau  display type. The lower case letters are reduced sized duplicate of upper  case. It is FREE. Use it well, enjoy it, and pass it on freely.       Acius07/92       AMUG CD:Files:Bus:A:Acius07/92.cpt           Acius07/92.cpt           7/92             0      15K     10/02/92     Acius07/92 - This is the Acius Technotes for July 1992. This note deals  with NumMonths.        ZOOMV32.ARA      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Network:ZOOMV32.ARA.cpt     ZOOMV32.ARA.cpt                           0       3K      9/24/92     ZOOMV32.ARA - The latest scripts from Zoom Telephonics' BBS in Boston --  these are for their FX9624V and FVXV32bis modems.        Whammoprin       AMUG CD:Files:QuickTime:T-Z:Whammoprin.cpt     Whammoprin.cpt                            0     498K      9/24/92     Whammoprin - a hillariously funny QuickTime movie about a ficticious pain  killer.        WakuDemo.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Game:U-Z:Waku Demo.cpt         Waku Demo.cpt                             0     249K      9/24/92     Waku Demo - You play the character Waku a gelatin burning, whip cream  eating, purple half bird half dragon creature. What Is In The Commercial  Version? 3 sampled sound channels including continuous background music. * All 18 original levels (4 levels in the demo - 1,2,11,13.) 3 speeds.   Slow and Medium play at the same speed on all computers.  Fast plays as  fast as your computer can animate. Choice of using sound effects. Choice of using background music.   Version2.2       AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:U-Z:Version2.2.cpt     Version2.2.cpt           2.2              0      47K      9/24/92     Version2.2 - Version is a shareware utility application useful for  determining the versions of applications, control panels, INITs and  extensions you own.  Since keeping up-to-date with the current revisions of your Macintosh software is important, using Version is an easy way to  produce a listing of your current versions. Use Version to produce a  listing of your current revisions of software to determine compatibility  and/or the need to upgrade.   Vaccinate        AMUG CD:Files:Prog:U-Z:Vaccinate.cpt         Vaccinate.cpt                             0      11K      9/24/92     Vaccinate - This unit, when added to a Pascal source file, will allow  developers to include a routine which will cause any application to do a  self check when launched to dedect changes made to its resource file such  as those caused by viral infections.  It is based on code by Nicholus  Pisaro, Jr. published by Mac Tutor, June 1992.     UltraSlots2      AMUG CD:Files:Game:U-Z:Ultra Slots 2.0.cpt     Ultra Slots 2.0.cpt      2.0              0     672K      9/24/92     Ultra Slots 2.0 - "Ultra Slots" is the new, improved version of "MacBandit" we all know and love. Like MacBandit --- it  is a fantastic slot machine  game.  Only this version is in COLOR!  (It will still work in black and  white for those of you who do not have color monitors).   Except for the  color part, I didn't think it was possible to actually IMPROVE MacBandit  but that's just what he's done here.  The sound of the coins dropping is  even more enticing and the light murmur of gamblers can be heard in the  background.  You'd swear you were at Harrah's in Reno or Lake Tahoe instead of  in the comfort of your own home. TypeDesignsb     AMUG CD:Files:Font:T-Z:Type Designs by J. Macagba.cpt     Type Designs by J. Macagba.cpt                      0      28K      9/24/92     Type Designs by J. Macagba - This HyperCard Stack is a sampling of typeface designs by Jonathan Macagba. His type designs are available for both the Macintosh and Windows in ATM- and TrueType-compatible formats.       Tye-DyeSyste     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Tye-Dye System Icons.cpt     Tye-Dye System Icons.cpt                      0       7K      9/24/92     Tye-Dye System Icons - These are system folder icons for 12 systems and the basic folder used to create them.  It's a Berkeley theme.  It's a small  file so download and enjoy.         TimeWarp.mid     AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:N-Z:TimeWarp.mid.cpt      TimeWarp.mid.cpt                          0      14K      9/24/92     TimeWarp.mid - This is The Time Warp. I tried to make the music follow the  original as best as possible. Have fun with it and be sure to read the  teachtext document attached for track coordination.        TidBITS#142      AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:TidBits:126-150:TidBITS#142/14-Sep-92.etx.cpt     TidBITS#142/14-Sep-92.etx.cpt     142              0      14K      9/24/92     TidBITS#142/14-Sep-92 - Gobs of great stuff this week, including a report  on the just-released Performas! Also (deep breath), a bug in Internet email on CompuServe, news about Apple discontinuing more items, an upgrade for  PowerPort/V.32 owners, a report from France about the new 4D, news about  who will repair DataFrame hard disks, how to really do customer service,  and finally, lower prices on Macs and a package of fonts from Apple!    THINKC5.0.3U     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:T:THINK C 5.0.3 Update.cpt     THINK C 5.0.3 Update.cpt     5.0.3            0     322K      9/24/92     THINK C 5.0.3 Update - THINK C 5.0.3 corrects some problems with debugging  programs on a Macintosh Quadra and corrects some other problems in THINK C  5.0.  THINK C 5.0.3 contains fixes included in 5.0.1 and 5.0.2.  The  converter program can convert THINK C 5.0, 5.0.1, and 5.0.2 to THINK C  5.0.3.     THEBBSListv1     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:T:THE BBS List v1 #6.cpt     THE BBS List v1 #6.cpt     6                0      23K      9/24/92     THE BBS List v1 #6 - This month, we've topped 600!  (Thanks for the  contributions, everyone!). Please continue sending these in. D/L this and  pass it around.       Tex-Edit1.2      AMUG CD:Files:Word:Tc-Tz:Tex-Edit 1.2.cpt     Tex-Edit 1.2.cpt         1.2              0      33K      9/24/92     Tex-Edit 1.2 - Tex-Edit 1.2 is the latest version of my styled text editor. I removed all remaining bugs (hopefully). Tex-Edit is especially adept at  formatting text for transfer to or from a BBS.  It is fast, efficient and  requires little memory.  Tex-Edit is 32 bit clean, System 7 compatible,  color compatible and stationery-aware.  It recognizes extended keyboard  keys.  Keep a copy in your Apple menu and an alias on the desktop for  drag-and-drop operations.  It is also compatible with Macintalk and can  read a text file aloud, line by line.  TetrisMax        AMUG CD:Files:Game:T:TetrisMax.cpt           TetrisMax.cpt                             0     308K      9/24/92     TetrisMax - Tetris Max is a colorful version of classic Tetris. It features cool-looking 256 color pieces, a music soundtrack that plays while the game is in progress, and fun sound effects (advancing to the next level is  announced by a loud "moo.") The game works on all color Macs with a 12 inch or larger monitor, under system 6 or 7. Tetris Max is free. You are welcome to contact me if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions about the game. Steve Chamberlin   TapeLabels       AMUG CD:Files:Music:T:Tape Labels.cpt        Tape Labels.cpt          3.5d             0     109K      9/24/92     Tape Labels - This is version 3.5d of the Tape Labels stack, part 3 of 3 of the new CD/LD Catalog set.  This DEMO version limits the number of label  records.  The Catalog set now supports compact discs, laser video discs and both audio and video labels for printing.  You MUST download either 'CD  Catalog' or 'Laser Disc Catalog', version 3.5d to use this program.  If you already are a registered user, DO NOT download these stacks!  Allows you to assemble Cassette, DAT, VHS and 8mm label info for subsequent label  printing.  Supports color.    SuperCookboo     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Ss-Sz:Super Cookbook.cpt     Super Cookbook.cpt                        0      17K      9/24/92     Super Cookbook - This is a recipe card file.  It is simple, but does a nice job.  My goal is for anyone who downloads this to enter their own favorite  recipes, export them from the stack, and then upload them here.  After a  time I'll compile all of them into a slightly revised version of this  program ... to form a "Super Cookbook" with hundreds of recipes in it.     Stravinski       AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:N-Z:Stravinski.cpt        Stravinski.cpt                            0      11K      9/24/92     Stravinski - contains MIDI data files for importation into your favorite  MIDI sequencer.        SPEAKER.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Music:So-Sz:SPEAKER.cpt        SPEAKER.cpt                               0      14K      9/24/92     SPEAKER - This stack, when provided with various parameters about a woofer  and a box will provide predictive frequency response plots about a given  design.  It can also assist in optimizing port dimensions for vented  systems.  The XFCN's used do the math for sealed and ported boxes.  They  were originally done in HyperTalk but proved to be too slow when computing  300 points. Finally, the stack will allow overlaying a couple designs on a  single plot for comparison purposes.   SpctrWEdt.cp     AMUG CD:Files:Game:S:SpctrWEdt.cpt           SpctrWEdt.cpt                             0      73K      9/24/92     SpctrWEdt - This is the Spectre World Editor for those who would like to  change your settings in your game playing.        Soundhack0.5     AMUG CD:Files:Music:So-Sz:Soundhack 0.52.cpt     Soundhack 0.52.cpt       .52              0      54K      9/24/92     Soundhack 0.52 - I am writing this program to perform various soundfile  manipulations on the Macintosh that have previously not been available.  At the present, I have implemented soundfile type conversion, soundfile  convolution, a binaural filter and an amplitude analysis and gain change  module.  In the near future I hope to add the phase vocoder, a spectral  dynamics processor, and Larry Polansky's mutation synthesis.  SoundHack can now read and write the following formats: Sound Designer II, Audio IFF,  IRCAM and NeXT .snd (or Sun .au).  It can read (but not write), DSP  Designer and raw data files. It can now handle 8-bit µLaw, 8-bit linear,  32-bit and 16-bit linear.SoftKiss.1.2     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:S:SoftKiss.1.2.1.cpt      SoftKiss.1.2.1.cpt       1.21             0      47K      9/24/92     SoftKiss.1.2.1 - This document tells you how to get your Mac on packet  radio for less  than $50.  Some friends are working on a modem for less  than $30. Written by Aaron Wohl. This is the software than emulates a  "normal" TNC.  It is available from the internet on host  akutaktak.andrew.cmu.edu via anonymous ftp in the /aw0g directory.      SGNews3492       AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:UGNews:SGNews3492.cpt     SGNews3492.cpt           34               0      71K      9/24/92     SGNews3492 - Contains volume 34 of 1992 of the UG News. Provided by Mike  Harrell. This is in SuperGlue format. Use the UGNewsRd.cpt file to read the contents of this issue of UGNews.       SGNews3392       AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:UGNews:SGNews3392.cpt     SGNews3392.cpt           33               0      67K      9/24/92     SGNews3392 - Contains volume 33 of 1992 of the UG News. Provided by Mike  Harrell. This is in SuperGlue format. Use the UGNewsRd.cpt file to read the contents of this issue of UGNews.       SGNews3292       AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:UGNews:SGNews3292.cpt     SGNews3292.cpt           32               0      68K      9/24/92     SGNews3292 - Contains volume 32 of 1992 of the UG News. Provided by Mike  Harrell. This is in SuperGlue format. Use the UGNewsRd.cpt file to read the contents of this issue of UGNews.       SGNews3192       AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:UGNews:SGNews3192.cpt     SGNews3192.cpt           31               0      69K      9/24/92     SGNews3192 - Contains volume 31 of 1992 of the UG News. Provided by Mike  Harrell. This is in SuperGlue format. Use the UGNewsRd.cpt file to read the contents of this issue of UGNews.       Sf.cpt           AMUG CD:Files:Util:Sd-Sm:Sf.cpt              Sf.cpt                                    0      78K      9/24/92     Sf - This utility replaces the Open/Save dialog boxes with a trip back to  the Finder. The program is still in the development stage and is known to contain bugs and many cosmetic flaws. Please upload it only if you want to  help test and provide comments and suggestions for improvements. This  version is probably not safe enough to be run on a daily basis.     SeptemberSpa     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:P-S:September Space.cpt     September Space.cpt                       0      30K      9/24/92     September Space - The special "back to school UFO" edition of the Space  Sheet. art, stats and news...more fun than a primary election.        Saint-Saens      AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:N-Z:Saint-Saens.cpt       Saint-Saens.cpt                           0      14K      9/24/92     Saint-Saens - This is a MIDI format file for use with your favorite  sequencer and MIDI gear.        RunDry.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Powerbook:Run Dry.cpt     Run Dry.cpt                               0       3K      9/24/92     Run Dry - Run Dry is a utility By Pete Johnson that allows you to  completely discharge your battery. Launching Run Dry will cause it to  continue to access the hard dry until the PowerBook Battery is depleated.  After the PowerBook battery has been discharged you may recharge it again  for a longer life.     Rumpelstilts     AMUG CD:Files:Game:R:Rumpelstiltskin LT 1.0b.cpt     Rumpelstiltskin LT 1.0b.cpt     1.0b             0     701K      9/24/92     Rumpelstiltskin LT 1.0b - This is the story of Rumpelstiltskin--that is, a  slightly modernized one. It comes with pictures and sounds and other  samples of the author's artwork. This version is Black & White and lacking  some sounds of the color version. If you like this LT (lite) version you  can send for a free disk from the author (see details in the story. The  Rumpelstiltskin Story was created using SuperCard 1.6 and converted to a  standalone for easy use.  The interface designed for the story/portfolio  could be used for self-paced interactive promotional media. The project is  copyrighted, so be sure to contact the author if interested in using the  interface.RGBlotter1.0     AMUG CD:Files:MacII:Q-Z:RGBlotter1.0.1.cpt     RGBlotter1.0.1.cpt       1.0.1            0      10K      9/24/92     RGBlotter1.0.1 - RGBlotter is a "color picker" programming aid, with  several features I haven't seen in similar utilities. First, you can  display both a foreground and background color. The components of each are  displayed both numerically and graphically. You can copy the foreground  color to the background color and vice versa.  There is a display  contrasting the two with sample text and simple graphics.    Ravel.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:N-Z:Ravel.cpt             Ravel.cpt                                 0      15K      9/24/92     Ravel - This file contains a midi file for those using midi technology to  try some of Ravel's works.        QuicKeysScri     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Q:QuicKeys Scriptwriter!.cpt     QuicKeys Scriptwriter!.cpt                      0       9K      9/24/92     QuicKeys Scriptwriter! - For professional and beginning scriptwriters, this set of QuicKeys sequences and pre-set prefs for Word enables you to write  scripts very easily, with few formatting commands (8 total). Everything  from fully formatted Slug lines, Character lines, etc. including automatic  scene numbering is included. All formatting follows the guidlines of the  Writer's Guild. Shareware, $10.     QuarkXPressU     AMUG CD:Files:Word:Q-R:QuarkXPressUpdater3.11.cpt     QuarkXPressUpdater3.11.cpt                      0      97K      9/24/92     QuarkXPressUpdater3.11 - This file will update your version of Quark  Express to version 3.11. For registered Quark Express customers.        QC-Entire922     AMUG CD:Files:Apple:QC-Entire Issue.cpt      QC-Entire Issue.cpt                       0      23K      9/24/92     QC-Entire Issue - This is the entire September/October 1992 issue of  QuickConnect, the Newsletter for Apple User Groups. They may be reproduced  in other User Group publications not sold for profit. We require only that  credit be given to the Apple Computer User Group Connection and that we  receive a copy of any publication in which reprinted articles appear. The  Apple User Group Connection, Apple Computer, Inc., 20525 Mariani Avenue,  MS: 48/AA, Cupertino, CA 95014.   PurityTest1      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:P:PurityTest1.0.2.cpt     PurityTest1.0.2.cpt      1.0.2            0      27K      9/24/92     PurityTest1.0.2 - Online purity test for Hermes 1.9. About 300 questions  which determine how "pure" a user is. Kinda R-rated.        PsychDataBas     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:P:Psych Data Base ƒ.cpt     Psych Data Base ƒ.cpt                      0      62K      9/24/92     Psych Data Base - The BEST freeware stack in which to compile reference  materials in the field of psychology. Info is organized by Title, Author,  Journal, Subject, with a section for a synopsis. I've included 25 of my own cards in the area of clincal psychology, but this stack is meant to be  personalized with cards reflecting your interests in psychology, social  work, etc.    PostNetXFCN      AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:P:PostNet XFCN.cpt       PostNet XFCN.cpt                          0       7K      9/24/92     PostNet XFCN - PostNet XFCN returns the postal bar code with the Checksum  and start and end characters for printing or displaying. You need to have a postal bar code font.       PBSleep.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Powerbook:PBSleep.cpt     PBSleep.cpt                               0      16K      9/24/92     PBSleep - PB Sleeper makes your PowerBook tell you when it is going to  sleep or wake up- it yawns.  This is a lot of fun and gives your PowerBook  a little personality!  Give it a try.       Pararena2.01     AMUG CD:Files:Game:N-P:Pararena 2.01 demo.cpt     Pararena 2.01 demo.cpt     2.01             0     447K      9/24/92     Pararena 2.01 demo - This file contains a demo version of Pararena 2.01 the game from Casady and Green. Lots of color graphics and arcade in this game  file.       Pararena2.0E     AMUG CD:Files:Game:N-P:Pararena 2.0 Extra Sounds.cpt     Pararena 2.0 Extra Sounds.cpt     2.01             0     196K      9/24/92     Pararena 2.0 Extra Sounds - This file contains extra sound files for the  Pararena 2.0 game demo from Casady and Green.        P.C.Dictiona     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:P:P.C.Dictionary3.0.cpt     P.C.Dictionary3.0.cpt     3.0              0      10K      9/24/92     P.C.Dictionary3.0 - This is version 3.0 of a funny HyperCard Dictionary  called the Politically Correct Dictionary. If you want some strange  definitions that will crack you up, download this stack.       Osioopdemo       AMUG CD:Files:Prog:N-P:Osi oop demo.cpt      Osi oop demo.cpt                          0      14K      9/24/92     Osi oop demo - OSI OOP was written in THINK C 5.0.2 using it's built-in  object oriented extensions. The resources were created using Resorcerer and ResEdit. OSI OOP implements a layered open systems interconnection approach to data communications and includes session, transport, and data link  layers. The layers are designed (and commented) to allow you to easily  implement CRC calculation, error checking, framing, and much more,  depending on your needs. This demo supports serial ports only (via the  fully functional CSerialPort object).  OrbiTrack21      AMUG CD:Files:Bus:N-Q:OrbiTrack-2.1.4.cpt     OrbiTrack-2.1.4.cpt      2.1.4            0     454K      9/24/92     OrbiTrack-2.1.4 - OrbiTrack is an artificial satellite tracking program for the Macintosh. It wilcalculate look angles to selected satellites, plot  current satellite positions on a world map and display the visible passage  of a satellite against background stars (either within the program itself  or via a data file that can be read into the Voyager program). Some  knowledge of satellite orbits is required to make good use of the program.    Open-wide3.3     AMUG CD:Files:Util:N-O:Open-wide3.3.cpt      Open-wide3.3.cpt         3.3              0      25K      9/24/92     Open-wide3.3 - Open-wide is an INIT/cdev that widens directory dialogs  (Open... and Save... dialogs), the better to see long file names.  It can  also stretch these dialogs vertically, so you can see more file names.   Online documentation included.      MusicMacros      AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:H-M:Music Macros.cpt      Music Macros.cpt                          0       6K      9/24/92     Music Macros - This is a list of Macros that Steven Sparks has created to  enhance the perfomance of MOTU Performer. It's been a year in the making  and a great deal of research has been done to make these 100 plus macros  not just helpfull but enlightening.       MandelZot        AMUG CD:Files:MacII:M-P:MandelZot.cpt        MandelZot.cpt                             0     217K      9/24/92     MandelZot - This is version 3.0.4 of MandelZot, a free (but not  public-domain application for exploring the Mandelbrot set and other  fractals The biggest enhancement since version 3.0.2 (June '91) is the  addition of a Lempel-Ziv data compressor.  This compressor can be used to  reduce the size of MandelZot dwell-save files... the data is compressed  when it's saved, and is expanded (losslessly) when the file is opened and loaded. Savings of 50% are common, and I've seen a few images which compressed by 75-90%.  MandelDocs       AMUG CD:Files:MacII:M-P:MandelDocs.cpt       MandelDocs.cpt                            0     136K      9/24/92     MandelDocs - This is the documentation for version 3.0.4 of MandelZot.   There are two documentation files (for the application itself, and for the  external function interface) in Viewer format, a copy of Viewer with which  to display and print the documents, and an #include file for the external interface.     MacZip1.0        AMUG CD:Files:Tele:M:MacZip 1.0.cpt          MacZip 1.0.cpt           1.0              0      52K      9/24/92     MacZip 1.0 - This is one of the first MacZip programs that allows you to  compress in Zip format for IBM users.        KILLFDR1.CPT     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:J-K:KILLFDR1.CPT     KILLFDR1.CPT                              0       4K      9/24/92     KILLFDR1 - Kill Finder is a tiny application that will force the Finder to quit when it is launched. If there are no other applications running,  the Finder will simply restart again, so be sure another process is in the  background. Quitting the Finder will give you about 300K of memory, but you will lose the configurable part of the apple menu, so be sure you have  launched all the apps that you will need. I wrote Kill Finder because I  needed a quick and easy way to make the Finder quit. Some programs will  make use of the free memory through temporary memory options and such. Kill Finder requires System 7.0 or higher, supports Apple Events, and is 32 bit compatible. Enjoy!JMTypeSample     AMUG CD:Files:Font:J:JMTypeSampleStack.cpt     JMTypeSampleStack.cpt                      0      27K      9/24/92     JMTypeSampleStack - This is a HyperCard Stack showcasing type designs that  I have available through America Online and commercially. The stack is for  viewing purposes only -- Email me directly with your mailing address for  crisper laser samples. Feel free to pass this stack along to your  associates and friends. Please remember that the fonts I have available as  shareware are **early** versions of my typefaces. To see samples of final  (commercial) versions with complete character sets, accented characters,  ligatures and accompanying ornaments, Email me with your mailing address  for laser samples. Ingemarsski      AMUG CD:Files:Game:H-L:Ingemar's skiing game 0.9.1.cpt     Ingemar's skiing game 0.9.1.cpt     .9.1             0     114K      9/24/92     Ingemar's skiing game 0.9.1 - This is a fun Ski game where you try to  manuver your skiman through the slope without cracking up!        IconBOSS.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:H-I:IconBOSS.cpt     IconBOSS.cpt                              0      52K      9/24/92     IconBOSS - IconBOSS is a general purpose icon editor for the Macintosh and, more specifically, a Macintosh running under System 7.  With this  application you may view and edit the icon of any file on your system (as  of this version, viewing or editing folder and volume icons is not  supported, although that might change with a future release).  If you elect to make changes to the icon, you have the option to save the new icon in a  separate file (perhaps for use at a later date) or you may update the icon  for the file itself, similar to the way you can paste custom icons in  System 7's Get Info dialog for files. GalaxyType1      AMUG CD:Files:Font:G:Galaxy Type 1 Freeware Font     Galaxy Type 1 Freeware Font                      0      41K      9/24/92     Galaxy Type 1 Freeware Font - GALAXY Roman is part of a family of six Type  1 display typefaces that look best at sizes of 18 pts. & up. The fonts  consist of all uppercase and lowercase characters, includes all number plenty of punctuation, as well as accent & special characters. We hope you  enjoy them, and any input to the second address below would be appreciated. Additional series will be released in the near future, ALWAYS AS FREEWARE  for the basic font or fonts.   Fractioussph     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Fractious sphere.PICS.cpt     Fractious sphere.PICS.cpt                      0      38K      9/24/92     Fractious sphere.PICS - An 8-bit color, short animation of a sphere divided into 16 separately rotating translucent facets, glinting as they change  angles to the light sources.  Done in Stratavision based on an idea by AFC  Kai, in the Strata Inc. folder.  Less than 80K expanded so it won't take up much room on the hard disk.  Sit and spin, and praise "Bob"!     FirstClassHe     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:FirstClass Help v1.0.cpt     FirstClass Help v1.0.cpt     1.0              0      56K      9/24/92     FirstClass Help v1.0 - Help about Channel Z and First Class in general.   Worth the D/L even if you already know about First Class.        Fireplace        AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Fireplace.cpt     Fireplace.cpt                             0      75K      9/24/92     Fireplace - This is an After Dark module of an animated fire burning in a  brick fireplace with a nice deep blue wall in back of it.  Quiet, soothing  but don't try to toast any marshmallows on your monitor. I made this module using PROMotion, a multimedia program developed by Motion Works, Inc.   PROMotion is a fantastic program! This program allows you to make stand  alone animations, PICS files, QuickTime movies, PROmotion files, or After  Dark module.    FinderPaths      AMUG CD:Files:Util:F-Fi:FinderPaths.cpt      FinderPaths.cpt                           0      14K      9/24/92     FinderPaths - Finder Paths is an extension that adds a "Copy Path" command  to the pop-up menu that appears when you command-click on a folder's window in the Finder.  That menu shows the path to that folder, if you select the  new "Copy Path" command, the path is copied, as text, into the clipboard.        F1EnglishDem     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:F1 English Demo.cpt     F1 English Demo.cpt                       0     177K      9/24/92     F1 English Demo - Demo of the new Mac Fidonet Mailer Formula 1. This  replaces TabbyNet or Call in Copernicus or Tabby setups, replaces the  MacWoof. Support Hardware handshaking, ZedZap and is Multifinder friendly.  This is severe crippleware -- it expires at the end of December and can  only make a limited number of call and get a limited number of files.   Nevertheless, Mac Fidonet mailers are so few and far between that any new  piece of software is welcome.   Ejectthecore     AMUG CD:Files:Music:D-E:Eject the core.cpt     Eject the core.cpt                        0      36K      9/24/92     Eject the core - This is a sound file telling you to eject the core!         DW2.0Instal2     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Df-Dz:DW2.0Install 2.cpt     DW2.0Install 2.cpt                        0     180K      9/24/92     DW2.0Install 2 - This is disk 2 of the DeskWriter C drivers version 2.0.         DW2.0Instal1     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Df-Dz:DW2.0Install 1.cpt     DW2.0Install 1.cpt                        0     237K      9/24/92     DW2.0Install 1 - This is disk 1 of the DeskWriter C drivers version 2.0.         DW3Fold.01       AMUG CD:Files:Word:D:DW 3Fold.01.cpt         DW 3Fold.01.cpt                           0      30K      9/24/92     DW 3Fold.01 - Our 2nd three-fold brochure template for DTP professionals.  This one's based on blocks of various styles. The cover is composed of  various gray tones with gradiated blocks for header and footer emphasis.  The interior follows the motif. You'll like the look. Several users have  printed (litho) in PMS colors, and now use as "blanks" in their laser  printer. If you're printing sufficient quantity, you can get the price way  below those charged by the "canned" paper mail order houses! Ask me about  our two and three color versions for separation & printing.  DesktopIcons     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Desktop Icons.cpt     Desktop Icons.cpt                         0       5K      9/24/92     Desktop Icons - Some monitors under some systems sport an unusual feature:  When an Icon is dragged very close to the bottom of the screen it slips  just below the edge of the desktop hiding the written name from view.   Problem is, I'm not sure what exactly makes one monitor do this and another not do it. Try it now if you can. These Icons are specially designed to  exploit this potentially very cool "feature."  Place one on an alias of an  application, drag it to that area (with your snap-to-grid turned on) and it will appear as a simple buttondown there. So you get all the benefits of  Icons hanging around the desktop without all those ugly labels marring the  view.  DarkSideofth     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:D:DarkSide of the Mac 3.1.1.cpt     DarkSide of the Mac 3.1.1.cpt     3.1.1            0     342K      9/24/92     DarkSide of the Mac 3.1.1 - This screen saver is much like After Dark, but  runs as an Application rather than an INIT.  This solves some compatibility and System Heap problems.       CCLmodemtool     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:C:CCL modem tool 1.0.cpt     CCL modem tool 1.0.cpt                      0      19K      9/24/92     CCL modem tool 1.0 - Modem tool for Comm ToolBox Users. Copyright Apple  Computer. All Rights Reserved.        CalculatorII     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:C:Calculator II 1.08.cpt     Calculator II 1.08.cpt     1.08             0      41K      9/24/92     Calculator II 1.08 - Version 1.08 of a great Calculator for your Macintosh. This was written by AMUG member Joe Cincinelli. Try it you'll like it!        BladeDemoV1      AMUG CD:Files:Game:B:Blade Demo V1.08.cpt     Blade Demo V1.08.cpt     1.08             0     467K      9/24/92     Blade Demo V1.08 - a great color adventure, arade game for the Macintosh.  Nice graphics and a fun game.        BikakaDalek      AMUG CD:Files:Game:B:Bikaka, Daleks, Hexmines.cpt     Bikaka, Daleks, Hexmines.cpt                      0     105K      9/24/92     Bikaka, Daleks, Hexmines - a collection of 3 Mac games including, Daleks,  Bikaka 1.3, and Hexmines.        BigFoot.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:B:BigFoot.cpt            BigFoot.cpt                               0      72K      9/24/92     BigFoot -   "BigFoot" is a humorous "Hyper-article".  Besides providing a  few laughs through the text, it brings an MC Escher etching alive through  simple HyperCard animation and provides a little "surprise" at the end for  those curious Mac users who can't resist clicking everything (hint, hint). This stack is part of a larger opus in-the-works called "HyperInquirer"  which is a sort of HyperText tabloid-of-the-future with articles, features  and games modeled after the absurd articles one sees in rags such as the  "National Enquirer".  It is a *FREE* preview of things to come.  Bartok.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:A-G:Bartok.cpt            Bartok.cpt                                0       6K      9/24/92     Bartok - contains MIDI files of Bartok music. Can be imported into your  favorite sequencer.        ASTRIDType1F     AMUG CD:Files:Font:A:ASTRID Type 1 Freeware Fonts     ASTRID Type 1 Freeware Fonts                      0      58K      9/24/92     ASTRID Type 1 Freeware Fonts - ASTRID Long & Short are part of a family of  eight Type 1 display typefaces that look best at sizes of 18 pts. & up.  Although the styling allows for only uppercase characters, the fonts  include all numbers, plenty of punctuation, and lots of accent & special  characters. We hope you enjoy them.     ARAClient1.0     AMUG CD:Files:Util:NetWork:ARA Client 1.0.1.cpt     ARA Client 1.0.1.cpt     1.0.1            0      28K      9/24/92     ARA Client 1.0.1 - ARAClient is a control panel/application maker that  provides more features than the AppleTalk Remote Access application. It's  purpose is to add value to ARA by adding a new features that save time,  keystrokes, and RAM. This utility provides a one-step connection scheme  that promises to let users forget all the details of network  telecommunications.  Users must  have already installed Apple's AppleTalk  Remote Access software. Version 1.01 fixes a resource problem for small  screen Macs ARAClient is Shareware, priced at $20. Like Apple's ARA  license, this license entitles use by 1 to 3 users. AppleWallpap     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Apple Wallpaper ppats.cpt     Apple Wallpaper ppats.cpt                      0       3K      9/24/92     Apple Wallpaper ppats - contains some great Apple Patterns for WallPaper  Users.        AppDisk1.6       AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:A:AppDisk1.6.cpt     AppDisk1.6.cpt           1.6              0      26K      9/24/92     AppDisk1.6 - AppDisk is a ramdisk. What is a ramdisk? Its a piece of  software that lets you use some extra RAM memory as a really fast hard  disk. The disk will appear on your desktop just like any other hard disk,  and you can copy files to it just like normal. The only difference between a ramdisk and a normal disk is that when you turn the power off to your  Mac, or restart, the contents of the ramdisk are lost. This is one reason  AppDisk has several options to automatically save a copy of the ramdisk  contents onto your hard disk. The difference between AppDisk and most other ramdisk programs is that the AppDisk gets the memory for its disk from its  application memory.AMUGNewsSept     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:News Stacks:Sept92AMUG News.cpt     Sept92AMUG News.cpt                       0     394K      9/24/92     AMUG News Sept92 - includes reviews of First Things First, Quark Tips, MS  Project, Bits and Pieces and more. This is the September 1992 issue of the  Arizona Macintosh Users Group News Stack. Other Users Groups may reprint  articles provided a copy of any reprint is sent to AMUG, 718 E. Campbell  Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234.     3FoldBlock       AMUG CD:Files:Word:A-Ad:3Fold  Block.cpt     3Fold  Block.cpt                          0      29K      9/24/92     3Fold  Block - We call this 3-fold brochure template “Block”. It will have  sort of a modern look, with a special panel on the front cover for the  title. Dark (bleeding) bars top and bottom frame your message, and the gray “blocks” act as anchor points to emphasize your logo or tag lines. Dark  “leader” lines can act as visual breaks. Have fun with this one.     3dlib11.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Prog:A:3dlib11.cpt             3dlib11.cpt                               0     135K      9/24/92     3dlib11 - GrafSys is a THINK Pascal/C library that provides you with simple routines for building, saving and loading (as resources), and manipulating  (independent rotating around arbitrary achses, translating and scaling)  three dimensional objects. Objects, not just simple single-line drawings.      UULite1.4        AMUG CD:Files:Tele:U-V:UULite1.4.cpt         UULite1.4.cpt            1.4              0      66K      9/19/92     UULite1.4 - uulite is a uuencoding and uudecoding program. It converts text formats between various formats Unix <-> Mac <-> PC. It can change Mac file header info as well.       PRINT2PICT34     AMUG CD:Files:QuickTime:P:PRINT2PICT3.4.CPT     PRINT2PICT3.4.CPT        3.4              0      94K      9/19/92     PRINT2PICT3.4 - Print2Pict is a chooser driver that prints to disk both  PICT images of pages as well as pure ascii text. Has other capabilities as  well. Similar to the old Glue (SuperGlue) product.       PlainsofAwe      AMUG CD:Files:GIF:P:Plains of Awe.GIF        Plains of Awe.GIF                         0     209K      9/19/92     Plains of Awe.GIF - It's an 8-bit GIF of a haunted desert with dunes and stones like that of Mars.  The shadows pound from all angles, and in the background, snowy peaks are battered with storm.  I cannot possibly do justice to the incredible emotion and play of light within this image.  It's a dream, a sci-fi epic backdrop, and a sight of incredible beauty in the same scene.  If you collect GIFs on any level, THIS IS A MUST HAVE.   OVERLAYSOUND     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:N-O:OVERLAY SOUNDS 1.01.CPT     OVERLAY SOUNDS 1.01.CPT     1.01             0      11K      9/19/92     OVERLAY SOUNDS 1.01 - Drag and drop any resource file on Overlay Sounds to  find a list of all snd  resources found. You can create double-clickable  sound files from any of the sounds found. System 7 dependent.       GIFConverter     AMUG CD:Files:GIF:G:GIFConverter 2.3b2.cpt     GIFConverter 2.3b2.cpt     2.3b2            0     235K      9/19/92     GIFConverter 2.3b2 - This is GIFConverter 2.3b2, now fully enabled  SHAREWARE. View GIF, TIFF, JPEG, RIFF, RLE, PICT, Startupscreen, Paint or  Thunderscan documents on any Macintosh! GIFConverter allows you to save to  any of these formats, plus EPSF, or print them to any Macintosh printer,  halftones w/PostScript or QuickDraw printers, color with LaserWriter  6.0 or ImageWriter II or LQ. This version fixes some bugs and adds  some features.    DIVERSION        AMUG CD:Files:Game:D-E:DIVERSION.CPT         DIVERSION.CPT                             0      15K      9/19/92     DIVERSION - This little program likes to run in the background wither with  System 6.04+ with Multifinder or System 7. Play a joke on your friends and  place this in their Startup Items folder. They will wonder where the heck  that, dancing lady came from!      DEFAULTEM        AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:D:DEFAULTEM.CPT     DEFAULTEM.CPT                             0      14K      9/19/92     DEFAULTEM - In the System 7 Finder, if you double click on a TEXT or PICT  file with an unknown creator, you will get a prompt asking if you would  like to open it using TeachText. This utility will expand the number of  defaults whereby you can change TEXT files to Edit or Microsoft Word and  PICT files to MacDrawII or SuperPaint. Also you can defaul MacWrite docs to Microsoft Word...FKEYs to ResEdit or Defaultem (Defaultem will run any FKEY file dragged and dropped on it) and MacPaint and StartupScreens to either SuperPaint or GIFConverter.System 7 Dependent.  XJIndex.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:U-Z:XJIndex.cpt          XJIndex.cpt                               0      10K      9/19/92     XJIndex - Xternal Journal Index is a listing of more than 500 XCMDs and  XFCNs for HyperCard, SuperCard, Plus, Microphone and other Macintosh  programs that use these types of externals. The Index also lists the name  of the stack in which the externals can be found. This stack also includes  information on obtaining Xternal Journal, a stack which includes the  complete documentation for the externals listed in the Index.     SUSAN1.5         AMUG CD:Files:Game:S:SUSAN™1.5.cpt           SUSAN™1.5.cpt            1.5              0      66K      9/19/92     SUSAN™1.5 - SUSAN is a quick and subtle game for two players. Now you can  play against your Macintosh!  This is an original board game with an  adjustable computer opponent for your enjoyment.  It's something like a cross between Go and Reversi.  SUSAN 1.5 is Copyright 1992 by Stephen  Linhart, and is Freeware.  It requires System 6.0.2 or newer, and runs in  color on color machines.  It is compatible with 'SUSAN Colors', but doesn't require it.   MinSys.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:M:MinSys.cpt     MinSys.cpt                                0      22K      9/19/92     MinSys - This $15 shareware installer creates a minimal System disk by  deleting some resources from your System, Finder, System 7 Tune-Up, and  Capslock files.  This is the first official release, version 1.0 b1.  Works with Installer 3.2      LDCat3.5d.cp     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:H-L:LDCat3.5d.cpt          LDCat3.5d.cpt            3.5d             0     354K      9/19/92     LDCat3.5d - This is version 3.5d of the Laser Disc Catalog, THE Laser Disc  database. Part 2 of 3 of the new CD/LD Catalog set, this DEMO version  limits the number of database entries. The Catalog set now supports compact discs, laser video discs and both audio and video labels for printing.  You must download 'Tape Labels' version 3.5d to use the build tape label  function, however, the 'CD Catalog' is not necessary for the Laser Disc  Catalog to function.     KermitToolGH     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:I-L:Kermit Tool GH.cpt     Kermit Tool GH.cpt                        0      28K      9/19/92     Kermit Tool GH - This utility allows telecommunications programs that use  the telecommunications toolbox to use the kermit protocol for file transfers.       ARRIBA.CPT       AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:A:ARRIBA.CPT     ARRIBA.CPT                                0      41K      9/19/92     Arriba! enhances the Find File functions of the Finder. Search quickly for files based on name, Type, creator, attributes (invisible, busy, namelock, etc.). Has features to organize your System Folder, make sound files from all snd resources found in files, Make aliases of all appli- cation files found in search, view Paint and PICT files, sample DA and FKEY files .. and more. You will find it much easier and faster than the Finder in location files. Hope you like it! Freeware. System 7 Dependent.   ZTerm.9-SNDS     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:W-Z:ZTerm.9-SNDS.cpt      ZTerm.9-SNDS.cpt                          0      66K      9/19/92     ZTerm.9-SNDS - Contains sound updates for ZTerm.9.         WordsofWisdo     AMUG CD:Files:Game:U-Z:Words of Wisdom.cpt     Words of Wisdom.cpt                       0      69K      9/19/92     Words of Wisdom - This makes a good startup program, if you like star trek. Make this your startup program, and each time that you turn on your Mac,  you will get a random quote from ST, plus a picture of one of the starships I designed.      W-4Template      AMUG CD:Files:Bus:T-Z:W-4 Template1.5.cpt     W-4 Template1.5.cpt      1.5              0      18K      9/19/92     W-4 Template1.5 - Changes in the tax law for 1992 may affect your tax for  the year. If these changes increase your tax and you do not increase your  withholding, you may have to pay a large tax balance when you file your  return on April 15, 1993. This tax template will help you determine whether you will have enough withheld from your paycheck to cover your total 1992  taxes. The template calculates the federal tax using the tax rate tables.  It also prints form W-4 which may be submitted to your employer to request  that he withhold an additional amount from each remaining paycheck, should  it be necessary. Do some planning now!  Don't be surprised in April! VoiceNavigat     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:T-Z:Voice Navigator II review     Voice Navigator II review                      0      12K      9/19/92     Voice Navigator II review - A review of Voice Navigotor II, a  voice-recognition system from Articulate Systems. From the Mid-Columbia  Macintosh Users Group, Tri-Cities, Wash.       VidOut.doc       AMUG CD:Files:QuickTime:T-Z:VidOut.doc       VidOut.doc                                0     212K      9/19/92     VidOut.doc - VidOut.doc is a stand alone document, created with DOCMaker,  that describes how to get the best broadcast quality recordings from your  graphics, animations, and QuickTime movies.  It gives hints on how to  prepare your work for video output, selecting an output service, and  information and rates on FreezeByte Graphics services.     VideoVisionD     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:VideoVision Data Sheet 7/92.cpt     VideoVision Data Sheet 7/92.cpt                      0       5K      9/19/92     VideoVision Data Sheet 7/92 - contains info from Radius on VideoVision  their mutimedia board for Mac II computers.        USTIME.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:DA:U-V:USTIME.cpt              USTIME.cpt               1.1              0      11K      9/19/92     USTIME - This desk accessory shows a map of the United States and the  current time in each time zone.  This DA saves you from the mental  arithmetic of figuring out what time it is in some other part of the  country, or wondering what zone a certain location is in.  Shareware fee  $3.  Registered users will be notified of development of World Time DA.      UnmounterXCM     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:U-Z:Unmounter XCMD 1.0.cpt     Unmounter XCMD 1.0.cpt     1.0              0       6K      9/19/92     Unmounter XCMD 1.0 - Simply unmounts and flushes the specified volume. This works great for hard drives and most removable media, such as SyQuest  drives, but for floppies, it would be better to use d'Eject which not only  unmounts, but ejects and flushes when done!      Tron.cpt         AMUG CD:Files:Game:T:Tron.cpt                Tron.cpt                                  0       3K      9/19/92     Tron - A fun and addicting motorcycle arcade game based on the movie. Don't be fooled by the size! Freeware, donations accepted.        TRE0992.TXT      AMUG CD:Files:Bus:T-Z:TRE0992.TXT.cpt        TRE0992.TXT.cpt                           0      40K      9/19/92     TRE0992.TXT -  This is a continuously updated directory that now contains  the names of over 5OO corporate treasurers in US public companies that  trade on the New York Stock Exchange.  Included is the full name and exact  title of each executive, together with company name, address, telephone  number, and industry.  This is a shareware product updated and distributed  monthly by Demand Research Corporation, 625 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL 6O611. Tel: [phone]OO.   ToolboxRefer     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:T:ToolboxReference.cpt     ToolboxReference.cpt                      0      59K      9/19/92     ToolboxReference - This is an upgrade of the first version of this which I  uploaded back in March. I hope it fixes a few small bugs. Basically this  hypercard stack lets programmers search for toolbox routines by partial  names and then shows you the required prototypes as well as the Inside  Macintosh reference. Only includes IM volumes 1-5 (so it has none of the  new system 7 routines). Also lets you search by toolbox manager to collect  all the prototypes for say the Window Manager or the Dialog Manager, etc.   Tiffart1a        AMUG CD:Files:Art:T:Tiffart1a.cpt            Tiffart1a.cpt                             0     162K      9/19/92     Tiffart1a - A few low resolution samples of our Fantasy Volume One clip art package. These are scanned from the original hand drawn images, retouched  in Photoshop and saved as tiff files. Includes an order form for the  complete package. Any comments,questions would be appreciated.      TidBITS#141      AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:Tidbits:126-150:TidBITS#141/07-Sep-92.cpt     TidBITS#141/07-Sep-92.cpt     141              0      14K      9/19/92     TidBITS#141/07-Sep-92 - Hot off the phone lines comes Mark Anbinder's  report on the MBDF authors pleading guilty! We also have the details on how IBM managed full-screen, 30 frame per second video on the Ultimedia, a  report of a net tizzy over utilities removed from Now Utilities 4.0, notes  from the bargain-hunting Murph Sewall on the Abaton Scan 300/Color, and  finally, the second installment of our Gateways series.    TidBITS#140      AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:TidBits:126-150:TidBITS#140/31-Aug-92.cpt     TidBITS#140/31-Aug-92.cpt     140              0      13K      9/19/92     TidBITS#140/31-Aug-92 - First, the mundane but useful, with an important  tip for Excel users, a clarification about Conflict Catcher, a new 32-user  license for A/UX, and a report of the imminent demise of the Portable  battery supply. Following that comes the cool stuff, a neat in-ear speaker  and microphone (i.e. telephone) that works via bone conduction, some  MacDraw Pro 1.5 speed benchmarks, and Microsoft and Tandy's answer to  Commodore's CDTV.   TheMediaMix      AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:The MediaMix Interaktiv -     The MediaMix Interaktiv -                      0       4K      9/19/92     Media Magic Produktions GmbH is proud to present Germany's first  interactive CD-ROM magazine for the Macintosh: The MediaMix Interaktiv.  The magazine is a combination of articles and advertising all contained in  a sleek interface which allows the user to download, print and change  languages instantly, without ever leaving the magazine. The MediaMix is  animation, interaction and information in a system 7 savvy multimedia  magazine.   TEXT<->ttro      AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:T:TEXT<->ttro.cpt     TEXT<->ttro.cpt                           0       8K      9/19/92     TEXT<->ttro - TEXT<->ttro is the world's simplest drag and drop utility,  written to simplify the process converting TeachText read-only documents  into normal TeachText files and vice versa. Just drop either kind of  TeachText document onto TEXT<->ttro, and it will convert it to the other  kind. Keep in mind that unless TEXT<->ttro and the document reside in the  same folder, the finder will not change the document's icon until you close and reopen the folder it resides in. TEXT<->ttro is "whatever-you-want  -ware". If you'd like to send a buck or two, I'll take the kids for ice  cream.  If not, well, I hope you like it anyway.  SyQuestIcon      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:SyQuest Icon.cpt     SyQuest Icon.cpt                          0       3K      9/19/92     SyQuest Icon - This is a color icon, which I drew, for a SyQuest cartridge. It can be used by copying and pasting it (from System 7's Get Info box)  onto a SyQuest cartridge's icon (or anything else.) It looks best in color  but includes all six icon types.      Sqeeze.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:S:Sqeeze.cpt              Sqeeze.cpt                                0      20K      9/19/92     Sqeeze - This is the classic squeeze & unsqueeze utilities that originated  on a CP/M computer, made it to DOS and finally UNIX.  The file created is  compatible on all platforms. It uses a huffman encoding method slightly  modified to compress files.  I use it for modem transmissions at work  between PCs and UNIX. The three files in the archive are sq.c (squeezes),  usq.c (unsqueezes) and typesq.c (displays a squeezed file).    SpookyFolder     AMUG CD:Files:Font:S:Spooky Folder.cpt       Spooky Folder.cpt                         0      43K      9/19/92     Spooky Folder - All caps Halloween type 1 font. Includes numerals and basic punctuation. Sans serif, includes a few dingbats with Halloween theme.        SGNews3092       AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:UGNews:SGNews3092.cpt     SGNews3092.cpt                            0      68K      9/19/92     SGNews3092 - Contains volume 30 of 1992 of the UG News. Provided by Mike  Harrell. This is in SuperGlue format. Use the UGNewsRd.cpt file to read the contents of this issue of UGNews.       SGNews2792       AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:UGNews:SGNews2792.cpt     SGNews2792.cpt           27               0      77K      9/19/92     SGNews2792 - Contains volume 27 of 1992 of the UG News. Provided by Mike  Harrell. This is in SuperGlue format. Use the UGNewsRd.cpt file to read the contents of this issue of UGNews.       SGNews2692       AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:UGNews:SGNews2692.cpt     SGNews2692.cpt           26               0      78K      9/19/92     SGNews2692 - Contains volume 26 of 1992 of the UG News. Provided by Mike  Harrell. This is in SuperGlue format. Use the UGNewsRd.cpt file to read the contents of this issue of UGNews.       Rrrring!.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Game:R:Rrrring!.cpt            Rrrring!.cpt                              0      64K      9/19/92     Rrrring! - "Rrrring!" is dedicated to anyone who ever answered phones for a living.  It is my revenge on Alex G. Bell's screaming invention from h**l.  Tech. support people, this one's for you!  I won't bother to desribe it  except to say that it's perhaps the first example of animation therapy.      PublicFCsyst     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:P:Public FC systems.cpt     Public FC systems.cpt                      0       5K      9/19/92     Public FC systems - A recent list of well over 100 public FirstClass  systems.  Spartan list, but small and will find you a system close to you.  Updated every 2 days, so if this is 2 weeks old, it's out of date.  Up to  date lists available in the "FirstClass Systems" conference on most  FirstClass systems.     ProPredictor     AMUG CD:Files:Game:N-P:Pro Predictor 2.1.cpt     Pro Predictor 2.1.cpt     2.1              0     193K      9/19/92     Pro Predictor 2.1 - NFL FOOTBALL PREDICTIONS. If you're an NFL football  fan, you'll love the newest version of Pro Predictor, which has additional  features and many improvements. This file also contains the data files for  the years 1987-1992 and the manual. Pro Predictor predicts the winner of  each week's NFL games and the number of points. Has a seasonal accuracy  rate of 65-75% (75% last year). At any time before or during the season it  can project ahead and tell you who is likely to win each division, who will make the playoffs and who'll win the Super Bowl.  PPIStrings       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:P:PPI Strings             PPI Strings                               0       2K      9/19/92     PPI Strings - This file contains both Telefinder and Tabby strings for  using the Practical Peripherals modem on a Telefinder system with Tabby.        Pop-upnotest     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:P:Pop-up note stack 1.0.cpt     Pop-up note stack 1.0.cpt                      0      11K      9/19/92     Pop-up note stack 1.0 - Welcome to a stack designed to test out and  demonstrate pop-up notes.  This is free software — please share it with  your friends!  It comes with NO WARRANTY WHATSOEVER.  This software is  ©1992 by Mark Zimmermann, “^z”. To display pop-up notes, just click with  the “browse” (hand) cursor on an underlined word or phrase.  (Try it now,  if you like.)  Click on a pop-up note to hide it.  Pop-up browsing mode  works when this field is locked.  If you see an I-beam cursor instead of  the hand with pointing finger, click on the lock button at the upper left  corner of the card, to lock all fields.  Then you can browse along safely.  Phone#Edit2      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:P:Phone# Edit 2.0.cpt     Phone# Edit 2.0.cpt      2.0              0      18K      9/19/92     Phone# Edit 2.0 - Allows you to automatically change the phone number in  all your modem setups for Telefinder users or sysops.        Perth1194        AMUG CD:Files:Game:N-P:Perth1194_chime.cpt     Perth1194_chime.cpt                       0      64K      9/19/92     Perth1194_chime - Drop this into the system folder and restart. Every half  hours a voice will announce the time, in best Telephone fashion. If you  hold the mouse down during this time this Application will terminate, this  will be signalled by a system beep and the word 'precisely'. (ver 1.0.2)  The chime will not start while you are completing another Task, dragging,  selecting, etc.    PathMemory1      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:P:PathMemory 1.01.cpt     PathMemory 1.01.cpt      1.01             0      16K      9/19/92     PathMemory 1.01 - This file allows Telefinder sysops to trade hard drive  setups without having to rework the message and file areas.        NumberSleuth     AMUG CD:Files:Game:N-P:Number Sleuth 3.0.cpt     Number Sleuth 3.0.cpt     3.0              0      88K      9/19/92     Number Sleuth 3.0 - A mastermind type game requiring player to arrange four single digits into the correct order with clues from the game.  Options  allow for no repeated numbers or (even harder) repeated numbers.  Scores  can be kept during each round & a trumpet call greets a winner. Freeware.      Notepad.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Font:N:Notepad.cpt             Notepad.cpt                               0     141K      9/19/92     Notepad - Notepad is a Type 1 font that emulates casual hand writing. It  looks best on laser and inkjet printer output. It's also nice for use as  the font to read your America Online mail, it gives a personal touch.       Net.provider     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:N-O:Net.providers.cpt     Net.providers.cpt                         0       4K      9/19/92     Net.providers - The NSF Network Service Center (NNSC) often receives the  initial calls from sites wishing to connect to the Internet.  The NNSC  refers such callers to the appropriate contacts for any networks which  might be able to serve them.  This file is the  current (1/31/92) list of  contacts used by NNSC for this purpose.  If you want to put your computer  on the internet, check here!    Net.Account      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:N-O:Net.Account.cpt       Net.Account.cpt                           0      25K      9/19/92     Net.Account - Want to get on the internet for more than email and  explore  its vast, mysterious depths?  This set of files (broken down to be readable by the AOL text file reader)  lists services which offer public accounts on the internet. You can read, compare prices and services and decide which  one is best for you.  Happy teleputing!     ModemSetups      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:M:Modem Setups.cpt        Modem Setups.cpt                          0      41K      9/19/92     Modem Setups - this is the modem setups file for Telefinder as of September 1992.        MIS0992.TXT      AMUG CD:Files:Bus:M:MIS0992.TXT.cpt          MIS0992.TXT.cpt                           0      39K      9/19/92     MIS0992.TXT -  This is a continuously updated directory that now contains  the names of over 500 corporate officers in US public companies who are  responsible for MIS (Management Information Systems). Included is the full  name and exact title of each officer, together with company name, address, telephone number, and industry.  This is a shareware product updated and distributed monthly by Demand Research Corporation, 625 North Michigan  Avenue, Chicago, IL 60611. Tel: [phone].   Micn16.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Util:Md-Mz:micn16.cpt          micn16.cpt               1.6              0      15K      9/19/92     micn16 - This hack implements a suggestion by USENET readers for reclaiming menu bar space. It has a cheesy interface, but it is configurable with  ResEdit. See the documentation for details on adding your own SICNs to the menu bar! Freeware.      MacManSet2       AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:MacMan Set 2.cpt     MacMan Set 2.cpt                          0      10K      9/19/92     MacMan Set 2 - Well here are some more Macmen. It seems that I have created a monster for myself with these guys, I cant seem to tear myself away from  the computer. There are six included in this set MacAlien 1&2, MacBeam ME  UP, MacTrippin, MacWiz, and Maczilla. All except MacTrippin are in color  and b&w so they should be good for any Mac. I hope you like em.     LelandsCurso     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Lelands Cursors.cpt     Lelands Cursors.cpt                       0       5K      9/19/92     Lelands Cursors - Two color cursors for use with Cursor Animator 2.0. First cursor is a Spinning Mac Plus, second is a small man waiting impaitiently  for his file to load. He's pretty cool, looks around then at his watch,  taps his foot and throws his hands in the air.      Klondike5.1      AMUG CD:Files:Game:H-L:Klondike5.1.cpt       Klondike5.1.cpt          5.1              0      55K      9/19/92     Klondike5.1 - Klondike may be the most commonly-known version of solitaire  card games. This Macintosh version has been a lasting success, enough so  that more than one person has written to curse the day some friend gave  them a copy. A recent letter included a screen shot proving that person had played over 26,000 games of Klondike on his copy. Version 5.1 is the latest version of Klondike solitaire for the Macintosh, as of September 1, 1992.  This version adds support for  more color and more animation, as well as  fixing some bugs. Read the 'NEWS' help for a list of changes in this  version. JKPIcons.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:JKP Icons.cpt       JKP Icons.cpt                             0      17K      9/19/92     JKP Icons - These are icons converted to the new Sys 7 Control Panel style  for After Dark, DOS Mounter, Scroll 2, SuperClock, ATM 2.0.3, In Use, and  SummaTablet (a digitizer). Also included are customized icons for some  geologic applications (MacGridzo, Surface III, and others).      JEMS.992.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:H-L:JEMS.992.cpt           JEMS.992.cpt                              0       9K      9/19/92     JEMS.992 - This is the September issue of Jims Jems, a newsletter for  personal and professional development. ENJOY!        InControlDis     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:H-L:In Control Disk.cpt     In Control Disk.cpt                       0     317K      9/19/92     In Control Disk Demo - In Control is for anyone who needs to manage many  ever-changing details. If you have ever written lists of things to do, or  organized ideas into an outline, you will find In Control intuitive and  easy to use. Starting to use In Control doesn’t require a big investment of time or effort. Just type in your list and In Control is ready to help you  juggle priorities, decide what to do next, and remember important dates,  assignments, and details.   IBMCan.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:IBM Can.cpt         IBM Can.cpt                               0       7K      9/19/92     IBM Can - A set of resources needed to replace the trash can icon with what we all hate the most; an IBM 80386.        HowMuchHouse     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:H-L:How Much House.cpt     How Much House.cpt                        0      20K      9/19/92     How Much House - This is an update version of the program for the anaylsis  of home mortgage affordability. The program will show you how much  you can spend on a home for a given income amountand down payment. Also it will   now show you how much your monthly payment will be based on a given  mortgage amount, interest rate and length of loan.     Homeplanner      AMUG CD:Files:Art:H:Homeplanner.cpt          Homeplanner.cpt                           0      23K      9/19/92     Homeplanner - This app is a QUICK and DIRTY modifcation of the app  DollsHouse. It was done so that my wife and I could more easily put on  paper a floor plan of a house that we wish to build. A company, Bovelle  Homes Perth WA, builds a Modular Home based on a 900mm grid. So the app  allows you to place walls, windows and doors on a grid, and when finished a two page print out can be touched up and passed onto your builder, or in  our case, our builder.   HayesAnnounc     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:Hayes Announces Version 3.4 of     Hayes Announces Version 3.4 of                      0       7K      9/19/92     Atlanta, Georgia, 8 Sep 92 -- Hayes Microcomputer Products, Inc. today announced Version 3.4 of Smartcom II for the Macintosh - the simple-to-use, yet powerful, communications program that takes full advantage of the  unique graphics capabilities of all computers in the Macintosh family.   Version 3.4 provides the same capabilities as Version 3.3, but now features full language capability for French, German and English, and adds support  for Minitel terminal emulation for use with Videotex color graphics  services.  HAAUGInfoSta     AMUG CD:Files:Apple:HAAUG InfoStack.cpt      HAAUG InfoStack.cpt                       0     414K      9/19/92     HAAUG InfoStack - This is a stack of information about the Houston Area  Apple Users Group. It contains HAAUG information, graphics, and sounds.  It's around 406k compacted. I think you'll find it interesting and well  done. The names and phone numbers of club officers and experts has been  deleted. These items are benefits of HAAUG membership. A stack complete  with name/numbers is available to all HAAUG members.    Golf.cpt         AMUG CD:Files:Game:F-G:Golf.cpt              Golf.cpt                                  0      35K      9/19/92     Golf - Golf is the third version of my solitaire card games. Version 5.1 is the latest version, as of September 1, 1992. This version  adds support for  more color and more animation, as well as fixing some  bugs. Read the 'NEWS' help for a list of changes in this version.      GetVolumesXF     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:G:GetVolumes XFCN 1.0.cpt     GetVolumes XFCN 1.0.cpt     1.0              0       5K      9/19/92     GetVolumes XFCN 1.0 - Small, simple XFCN returns the mounted volumes  (disks, hard drives, CDs, Syquests) in a list for you to play with. You  could check to see if a disk you've requested is actually available.       GetSIZEXFCN      AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:G:GetSIZE XFCN 1.0.cpt     GetSIZE XFCN 1.0.cpt     1.0              0       6K      9/19/92     GetSIZE XFCN 1.0 - GetSIZE XFCN returns the preferred and minimum SIZE of  an application. This is handy if you want to make sure that you have enough memory to sublaunch an application from within HyperCard. By checking the  LogicalRAMSize, and then checking the SIZE of other programs running, you  can determine if you have enough memory to continue, and avoid embarassing  wet spots in your stacks.    GetLocalVolu     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:G:GetLocalVolumes XFCN 1.0.cpt     GetLocalVolumes XFCN 1.0.cpt     1.0              0       6K      9/19/92     GetLocalVolumes XFCN 1.0 - GetLocalVolumes returns a list of volumes  mounted locally. What this means is that it doesn't look at volumes mounted remotely, such as over a network. I've run into a problem on some networks  where the drives were named according to the manufacturer and capacity, so  you could have, for example, several mounted drives called "Quantum 80:" so this tells you what's on the desk, so to speak.    GetFreeKXFCN     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:G:GetFreeK XFCN 1.0.cpt     GetFreeK XFCN 1.0.cpt     1.0              0       6K      9/19/92     GetFreeK XFCN 1.0 - GetFreeK takes one parameter, the pathname of the  volume to examine. It returns the number of free bytes available on the  volume.       GetEjectable     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:G:GetEjectable XFCN 1.0.cpt     GetEjectable XFCN 1.0.cpt     1.0              0       6K      9/19/92     GetEjectable XFCN 1.0 - GetEjectable takes one parameter, the name of the  volume to examine. It returns true or false indicating whether the volume  is ejectable media or not.       FreeTextv1.0     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:F:FreeText v1.03.cpt     FreeText v1.03.cpt       1.03             0     171K      9/19/92     FreeText v1.03 - display Index and Context Views for text in HyperCard  stacks, and jump with a click to the card in the original stack.        FredsLum         AMUG CD:Files:Art:F:Fred's Lum.cpt           Fred's Lum.cpt                            0      53K      9/19/92     Fred's Lum - Sometimes I run across items that I just can't resist fooling  with!  This is such an item.. I found "Nasty Lum" in the EPS/PostScript  folder here in the AOL Arts & CAD forum and just had to turn her into a  format we can all enjoy and use Thus, this is a file of "Nasty Lum" created in Illustrator as an EPS file. I'm thinking about cutting her in vinyl in  our sign department... what do you think??? Hey, by the way... how about  uploading some graphics everyone can use!   FontView1.32     AMUG CD:Files:DA:E-Fo:FontView 1.32.cpt      FontView 1.32.cpt        1.32             0      18K      9/19/92     FontView 1.32 Works on a Mac 512Ke or greater with System 4.2 or greater Use this DA to view a fonts character set and to get their specs.  It can: display entire character set in one screen, double-click on char to get a 72 pt. view, its keystroke, etc., info. on type class, styles, and  names fonts can also be opened from a suitcase. FontView is completely  System 7 compatible.    FolderFonter     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:D-G:Folder Fonterizer.cpt     Folder Fonterizer.cpt     1.1              0      32K      9/19/92     Folder Fonterizer - Requires System 7!  Drag a folder full of Think C files (or just a single file or group of selected files on the desktop) onto  Folder Fonterizer's icon and it will let you change the font, tabs, and  creator of all the .c and/or .h files in the folder.  Nested folders are  also processed.  Balloon help is available for the settings dialog and  should be all you need to figure this simple utility out. Freeware!    FliegendeLin     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Fliegende Linie.cpt     Fliegende Linie.cpt                       0       7K      9/19/92     Fliegende Linie - Fliegende Linie is a simple AD module wherein a string of lines (colored, if your mac supports it) bounces around your screen. See  credits for more details. I'm just getting into AD programming. If there  are some other AD module programmers out there, I'd love to hear from you!      FinderEdit       AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:F:FinderEdit.cpt     FinderEdit.cpt                            0      27K      9/19/92     FinderEdit - FinderEdit is one of the most useful system 7 utility  applications I've ever come across.  The author is Dan Weisman whom I've  tried to get-a-hold through his internet address and failed.  I took the  liberty to modify it slightly to create an Icl8. The docs. give information on where to send the shareware contribution.  FinderEdit allows the user to modify file mappings, change the font string, change alias styles, change  information under the "get info" box, and add "Quit" commands to the  finder.  Obviously when it's in use it shuts off the finder so I don't  recommend running any other applications in the background while FinderEdit is active.FileList.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:F:FileList.cpt           FileList.cpt                              0       6K      9/19/92     FileList - FileList XFCN is a simple XFCN that will list files in a given  folder. It can list the folders in that folder, and restrict the list to  files of a certain type or creator.       FIDOMenuInst     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:FIDO Menu Install.cpt     FIDO Menu Install.cpt                      0      12K      9/19/92     FIDO Menu Install - allows you to update Telefinder to be Tabby aware. This update adds another menu at the top of your Host set-up.        FAnidevelopm     AMUG CD:Files:QuickTime:D-E:fAni development.cpt     fAni development.cpt                      0       6K      9/19/92     fAni development - Use the "Add names" macro to add names like "Eat 1 of  16" to each frame (PICT). This provides an easy way to identify which PICTs go with which fAni sequences. You must have ResEdit open with the list of  PICTs active.  Also, the coordinates of the mouse click in the macro must  and on top of the individual PICT windows. If not, change the coordinates  of the mouse click macro.    FacesDark        AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:FacesDark.cpt     FacesDark.cpt                             0       5K      9/19/92     FacesDark - Faces in the Dark is a freeware module for AD. It draws cartoon faces and has many options for controlling how it works.        EyeCon/Melt      AMUG CD:Files:Util:E:EyeCon/Melt.cpt         EyeCon/Melt.cpt                           0       7K      9/19/92     EyeCon/Melt - EyeCon (c1989 by MichAel C. Koss) displays "eyes" on the  desktop which follow the mouse.  Great with MultiFinder!  Make as many as  you want, and resize them!       ExtenMaIcon      AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:E:ExtensionManagerIcons.cpt     ExtensionManagerIcons.cpt                      0       5K      9/19/92     ExtensionManagerIcons - Icons for those (disabled) folders. These match my  "system 7 system icons".        DWLadyInWhit     AMUG CD:Files:Art:D:DW Lady In White.cpt     DW Lady In White.cpt                      0      55K      9/19/92     DW Lady In White - Here's one you can use. It's EPS - completely  copyright-free for your use where you see fit. How does one render white on white? Flesh tones darker than whites? It's tough This young woman in a  white jump suit is yet another in my "Nagel Inspired" drawings - one of my  favorites so far - although I think my style has evolved, and my drawings  are now a bit more "overworked" than Pat's. Is this bad? I've always  believed that it's what you DON'T say that's more important than what you  do. I just can't resist adding just a few more tones, and contours.  DialogEditor     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:D-G:Dialog Editor 1.0b2.cpt     Dialog Editor 1.0b2.cpt     1.0b2            0      23K      9/19/92     Dialog Editor 1.0b2 - Dialog Editor is a control panel that allows users to edit dialogs on the fly. 1.0b2 fixes some internal bugs and adds the  ability to show dialog item numbers.       Customizeyou     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:C:Customize your Finder 7!.cpt     Customize your Finder 7!.cpt                      0       6K      9/19/92     Customize your Finder 7! - Well, you know when you use the Finder's Find  command, and a window comes up telling you it's searching?  Well, this  package lets you change those boring barber-pole, candy-stripe pictures to  much more interesting things!      CON0992.TXT      AMUG CD:Files:Bus:C:CON0992.TXT.cpt          CON0992.TXT.cpt                           0      46K      9/19/92     CON0992.TXT -  This is a continuously updated directory that now contains  the names of over 5OO corporate controllers in US public companies that  trade on the New York Stock Exchange.  Included is the full name and exact  title of each executive, together with company name, address, telephone  number, and industry.  This is a shareware product updated and distributed  monthly by Demand Research Corporation, 625 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL 6O611. Tel: [phone]OO.   Computerfont     AMUG CD:Files:Font:C:Computerfont.cpt        Computerfont.cpt                          0      35K      9/19/92     Computerfont - Old-style computer font. Includes a number of computer  dingbats in addition to a full set of characters. Computerfont is a display font, with rather tight spacing. It will work well at expanded sizes (up to 120%). While it's certainly not for everyday use, when you need it, there  is little else quite like it. This is freeware; I hope you enjoy it.     ComIT1.6         AMUG CD:Files:Tele:C:ComIT™ 1.6.cpt          ComIT™ 1.6.cpt           1.6              0     133K      9/19/92     ComIT™ 1.6 - ComIT - use to track online time and costs, and to track long  distance phone calls.  Now with System 7 Balloon Help and more.  Shareware.        ClickLock1.0     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Powerbook:ClickLock 1.0a4.cpt     ClickLock 1.0a4.cpt      1.0a4            0       9K      9/19/92     ClickLock 1.0a4 - ClickLock is for all of you PowerBook users who are  having trouble holding the button down while rolling your trackball. Since most of us fall into one of these two categories, ClickLock is for  you. This simple INIT (system extension) allows you to "lock" the  trackball's button down. To do so, hold down the "cntl" key (the "control"  key on desktop keyboards) while clicking the trackball (or mouse) button.  Now even after you release the trackball button, the Macintosh will still  think that the button is down. Not until you click a second time will the  Mac "unlock", or release, the button. CleanSlateFK     AMUG CD:Files:Util:C-Cm:CleanSlate FKEY 1.0.cpt     CleanSlate FKEY 1.0.cpt     1.0              0       4K      9/19/92     CleanSlate FKEY 1.0 - CleanSlate is a small FKEY which forces an  application to update all of its windows. It was written because PageMaker  has problems updating its windows properly. I got tired of dragging  PageMaker's windows off screen and back on to force an update.  CleanSlate will work with any application. CleanSlate is free, but  copyright HCS Software.    CindysHyper      AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:C-Cl:Cindy's Hyper Finder.cpt     Cindy's Hyper Finder.cpt                      0      16K      9/19/92     Cindy's Hyper Finder - This Hypercard 2.1 stack will extract all the  program icons off of your hard drive, and create an "open" button for each  program in a Hypercard stack. This is a handy way to get all the program  icons off your hard drive into a stack where they're readily accessible.   The resulting "minifinder" it creates is quite useful.  Simply click once  on the program icon and you're there!  No more rummaging around in folders  on the desktop. When you first enter the program, it will check your  monitor size.  If it is not 512x342 (Mac Plus screen size), it will ask you if you want to resize it. Simply click "Yes", and continue. Catalog          AMUG CD:Files:Apple:Catalog                  Catalog                                   0     287K      9/19/92     Catalog -  Catalog  arranges the programs and files in our user group's  library into categories. You may choose what category you would like to  browse.  The first card in each category explains a little about the  category.  Following cards contain program name, location, System 7  indicator, Description, remarks, size, public domain, shareware, or  freeware, and more. Along with Catalog is Catalog Font Picture which  displays fonts, by clicking a view button in the catalog stack.  Not all  the fonts in the Catalog have pictures yet.  Canfield.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Game:C:Canfield.cpt            Canfield.cpt                              0      38K      9/19/92     Canfield - Canfield is the second version of my solitaire card games. I'm  not sure if I prefer Klondike or Canfield; I certainly enjoy this game. Version 5.1 is the latest version, as of September 1, 1992. This version  adds support for  more color and more animation, as well as fixing some  bugs. Read the 'NEWS' help for a list of changes in this version.     Calculation      AMUG CD:Files:Game:C:Calculation.cpt         Calculation.cpt                           0      50K      9/19/92     Calculation - Calculation is the most recent version of my solitaire card  games. This Macintosh version was requested by a person who had discovered  Klondike, my original game for the Mac. Version 5.1 is the latest version,  as of September 1, 1992. This version adds support for  more color and more animation, as well as fixing some bugs. Read the 'NEWS' help for a list of  changes in this version.    BookBuilderS     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:B:BookBuilder Stack 1.0.cpt     BookBuilder Stack 1.0.cpt                      0       6K      9/19/92     BookBuilder Stack 1.0 - Welcome to an experimental system for importing  text files into stacks ... an attempt to make it easier to format “books”  as things somewhat nicer to read on a computer screen — with improvements  as suggested by Steve Cisler of Apple's Library....      BNDLBanger13     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:B-C:BNDL Banger v.1.3.cpt     BNDL Banger v.1.3.cpt     1.3              0      21K      9/19/92     BNDL Banger v.1.3 - I've been endlessly annoyed by what a pain it can be to get the system to recognize changes you make to your app's icon, document  icons, etc (all the stuff that's linked via the BNDL resource).  CDev  authors, INIT authors, Extension authors and many others have also probably been through this same hassle. BNDL Banger is a little app that tricks the  system into using your selected app's BNDL-related info ("tricks" = rips  the old BNDL info out of the desktop database and gently coerces the new  BNDL info back in...).  BlazingSaddl     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:BlazingSaddles.cpt     BlazingSaddles.cpt                        0     112K      9/19/92     BlazingSaddles - Here we have a tiny PICS file for yer After Dark PICS  player module, featuring Harvey Korman and Mel Brooks whacking their  paddleballs endlessly in the hallowed chambers of Governor William J. Le  Petomane's office.  You need 8-bit color or better, and a wistful longing  for Mel Brooks better days.  Pardon me, I've got to ride off into the  sunset in my limo.  Happy trails, says Mongo.    BlackHoleIII     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:B:BlackHoleIII.cpt     BlackHoleIII.cpt                          0      17K      9/19/92     BlackHoleIII - Yet another Black Hole trash can replacement. But mine  requires System 7. The others don't even work w/ it. Also shareware one  dollar. Read docs.       Bdx.cpt          AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:B:Bdx.cpt                Bdx.cpt                                   0      58K      9/19/92     Bdx - This is a collection of miscellaneous XCMDs & XFCNs from the people  who brought you the ColorizeHC XCMD.  Some highlights:  an XFCN that   implements irregularly-shaped buttons, an XCMD for converting PICT files to resources, an XFCN to search directories for files of a specified type, and an XCMD to copy text with style information intact.  Several other XThings  included.  Check it out!    BBBUpdate1       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:B:BBBUpdate1.cpt          BBBUpdate1.cpt                            0     418K      9/19/92     BBBUpdate1 - Contains the update to BBS and Beyond book by Bernard Aboda.         Bail.cpt         AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:B:Bail.cpt       Bail.cpt                                  0      39K      9/19/92     Bail -  If you've ever accidentally launched a program and had to wait for  it to completely load before you could quit it, you need Bail. Bail gives  you an opportunity early in the launch cycle of the application to quit.  When any application loads, Bail shows a couple of dots up in the left  corner for approximately 3 seconds.  If you wish to bail out before the  loading contines, hold down the mouse button and you will return  immediately to the Finder.  If you don't want to wait for the 3 seconds,  hold down the 'g' key ([G]o, get it?).  AUSA11Retail     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:AUSA 11 Retailers Carry AC     AUSA 11 Retailers Carry AC                      0       6K      9/19/92     NEW YORK, New York--September 14, 1992--The Apple USA division of Apple Computer, Inc. today announced the authorization of eleven major U.S. consumer retail chains to carry the full line of Apple Macintosh Performa computers and peripherals. Launched today in New York,  the Macintosh Performa line will be sold in approximately 2,000 locations  nationwide by the following: Sears, Montgomery Ward, Circuit City, Dayton  Hudson, Lechmere, Silo, Office Depot, OfficeMax, Staples, Tops, and  Incredible Universe.  AudioTester      AMUG CD:Files:Music:A:Audio Tester.cpt       Audio Tester.cpt                          0     135K      9/19/92     Audio Tester - This is a HyperCard ShareWare stack that allows a teacher or student to record words or phrases to be spelled correctly. You can also do neat stuff like recording sounds and trying to identify them (music theory, bird sounds for science, etc.) This works with the microphone that comes  with all new Macs except the original Classic and PowerBook 100. If you  have an older Mac, or one not equipped with a Mic, you can use the  MacRecorder. See docs for where to find it.  Each word or phrase can be up  to six seconds long. Lists can be as large as disk space allows. There is a review and test mode, and scores can be saved to disk. This is fun! ArtofDarknes     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:A:Art of Darkness book review     Art of Darkness book review                      0       7K      9/19/92     Art of Darkness book review - Review of new Peachpit Press book "Art of  Darkness," which is everything you ever wanted to know about Berkeley  Systems' After Dark screen saver ... and much, much more.       AppleLaunche     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:Apple Launches Macintosh     Apple Launches Macintosh                      0      12K      9/19/92     NEW YORK, New York--September 14, 1992--Apple Computer, Inc. today introduced a new family of Macintosh computers targeting the consumer marketplace.  Initially available only in the U.S., the new Apple Macintosh Performa series of computers is designed to reach first- time buyers and new users in the home, offering specific solutions for families with school-age children.    AMUGAuct1092     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:News Stacks:AMUG Auction 10'92.cpt     AMUG Auction 10'92.cpt                      0       8K      9/19/92     AMUG Auction 10'92 - contains a listing of items available at the AMUG  Auction on October 24, 1992 from 11-6PM. Don't miss this one!        4curesongs       AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:A-G:4 cure songs.cpt      4 cure songs.cpt                          0      17K      9/19/92     4 cure songs - for those of you who asked for more, here are 4 more Cure  songs done up midi style. as always I would love to hear your comments, so  e-mail me.       1988Election     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:A-An:1988 Election Results.cpt     1988 Election Results.cpt                      0      34K      9/19/92     1988 Election Results - A simple but good stack showing election results of 1988 election.  Number of votes for each canidate and percentage votes is  displayed for each state.         WorldofButto     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:U-Z:World of Buttons v 1.0.cpt     World of Buttons v 1.0.cpt     1.0              0     109K      9/04/92     World of Buttons v 1.0 - This is a slight upgrade of my previous program  World of Buttons v0.9. the older version looked unfinished. In case you  didn't see version 0.9, It's a program that is made on Hypercard's Button  tool. it has animations, drawings, a button maze, and effects. I have  cleaned up the program, made it look done, added a new animation, and a  help screen for the rather confusing maze. If you download this,  pleeeeeeeeze send me mail.   Walrod.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Font:T-Z:Walrod.cpt            Walrod.cpt                                0      29K      9/04/92     Walrod - This is version 1.1 of Walrod Initials, a new shareware font  brought to you by Penguin Productions. It is a fairly accurate knockoff of  Geometrica, a font originally released in 1985 by Autologic from artwork  prepared by Jeffrey G. Level and Bruce Frame. It contains only 26 initial  caps -- there are no accompanying lower case letters or lining figures. The cap letters are enclosed in a box that has geometric designs as a  background for each serifed character.   W&W212           AMUG CD:Files:Tele:W-Z:W&W212.CPT            W&W212.CPT               212              0      31K      9/04/92     W&W212 - W&W 2.12, Werewolves & Wanderers adventure game. External for  Second Sight, Red Ryder Host, WWIV, and Mansion bulletin board systems.  Updated. System 7 Compatible.       ViewZIP102       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:U-V:viewZIP102.CPT        viewZIP102.CPT           1.02             0      25K      9/04/92     viewZIP102 - viewZIP 1.02, door to view the internal directory of ZIP  files. Updated. System 7 Compatible.        VictoriasSec     AMUG CD:Files:Font:T-Z:Victorias Secret Type1.cpt     Victorias Secret Type1.cpt                      0      30K      9/04/92     Victorias Secret Type1 - Victorias-Secret is a Type 1 PostScript font  constructed from the handwriting (printing, mostly) of Victoria Salter, the Office Manager of the Columbia University Music Department. Note the extra  swashes on the upper-case E. You'll find every character Victoria routinely uses, including alphabet, numbers and punctuation. Victorias-Secret is  copyright (c) 1992 by David Rakowski. All Rights Reserved. It is  distributed free of charge, providing the documentation accompanies any  copies sold or traded.  UnitConverte     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:U-Z:Unit Converter 3.9.cpt     Unit Converter 3.9.cpt     3.9              0      61K      9/04/92     Unit Converter 3.9 - And I MEAN EVERY unit!  This is a phenomenal stack,  sure to be of great use to both engineers and students and teachers alike.  It contains a full cross-calculational matrix allowing conversion between  every unit in the books.  Nothing has been missed.  There is nothing like  it in the market, and certainly not for free!  Grab it up and enjoy!     UltraGrabber     AMUG CD:Files:Art:U-V:UltraGrabber.cpt       UltraGrabber.cpt                          0       5K      9/04/92     UltraGrabber - The UltraGrabber FKEY was written in frustration one day. I  couldn't quite believe how all the screen grabbing utilities always stopped working every time a new version of System software or a new machine came  out.  So, thinking to myself "how hard can it be?" I wrote the UltraGrabber FKEY. It has two basic "modes," one is the standard crosshair cursor, where you drag out the rectangle of the area you want to grab. That area of the  screen is instantly placed in the clipboard as a PICT. UltraGrabber can  also operate in a fixed-size mode, for grabbing areas of specific size  (like 32x32, 16x16, QuickTime movie sized, etc.).  TrekQuoter10     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:T:TrekQuoter100.CPT       TrekQuoter100.CPT                         0      26K      9/04/92     TrekQuoter100 - TrekQuoter 1.00, a simple door which will display a random  quote from the Star Trek movies or series on entry. Very simple, but any of you Trekkies out there, enjoy! System 7 Compatible.       TrashSelecto     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:T:TrashSelector 1.2.cpt     TrashSelector 1.2.cpt     1.2              0      25K      9/04/92     TrashSelector 1.2 - Trash Selector 1.2 is a System 7 utility (cdev) which  allows you to trash only those items in the trash can you wish to trash.  When you select "Empty Trash" (actually it will say "Trash Selector" when  Trash Selector is active) from the Special menu, you will be presented with a hierarchical list of all items in the trash can. Select the ones you want to trash and then trash 'em. Couldn't be easier.    TrashBin.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:TrashBin.cpt        TrashBin.cpt                              0       5K      9/04/92     TrashBin - Wicker basket replacement for the standard trash can finder  icon.  With color Macs, this icon appears 3-D.  With trash in the basket,  colored papers are flowing over the top (with a few scattered on the  floor.)        TidBITS#139      AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:TidBITS:126-150:TidBITS#139/24-Aug-92.cpt     TidBITS#139/24-Aug-92.cpt                      0      14K      9/04/92     TidBITS#139/24-Aug-92 - A varied catch this issue, starting with quick  notes about Morph, Excel 4.0, and European Macintosh distribution, and  continuing with an interesting article on gray market mail order vendors.  We have a few more notes from Macworld about neat new products from Voyager and new items from Casady & Greene, and an article on how IBM may be close  on the heels of QuickTime. Finally, the VRAM conundrum!    TidBITS#138      AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:TidBITS:126-150:TidBITS#138/17-Aug-92.cpt     TidBITS#138/17-Aug-92.cpt     138              0      14K      9/04/92     TidBITS#138/17-Aug-92 - Check out the hottest hardware and software from  Macworld Boston, ShareVision's $1500 video-conferencing system and  Gryphon's $149 image morphing program, Morph. Eric Schlegel shares more  information on WorldScript, and we look at what's coming to the PowerBook  line this fall, along with a quick peek at the best PowerBook gadgets from  Macworld and the second part of Mark Anbinder's piece on System 7.1  technologies.   TheWall502       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:T:TheWall502.CPT          TheWall502.CPT           502              0      28K      9/04/92     TheWall502 - The Wall 5.02, anonymous message door for Second Sight, Red  Ryder Host, WWIV, and Mansion bulletin board systems. Updated. System 7 Compatible.       TheaterPicts     AMUG CD:Files:QuickTime:T-Z:TheaterPicts.cpt     TheaterPicts.cpt                          0     147K      9/04/92     TheaterPicts - contains several picts for use with TheaterMaker.         TheaterMaker     AMUG CD:Files:QuickTime:T-Z:TheaterMaker12.cpt     TheaterMaker12.cpt       12               0      81K      9/04/92     TheaterMaker12 - A new utility is included in the Theater Maker package-  the "Theater" After Dark module.  If you have After Dark v2.0u or later,  drop this module in your After Dark Files folder.  You can then pick a  movie & a Theater Maker background file to have it play whenever the screen saver comes on.  Great for demos or promos if you have a mac out in public. This After Dark module is part of the shareware QuickTime utility Theater  Maker. It will let you play a movie on a background picture whenver your  screen dims.   Telex.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Util:Network:Telex.cpt         Telex.cpt                                 0      11K      9/04/92     Telex - Telex is a very simple E-Mail program for the Macintosh which can  be used to send messages to any Mac on a network which is on. It does this  well using very little memory. What is the most interesting about Telex is  that it is done by computer science department at Moscow State University  making Telex one of the first Russian public domain program to come out.  The author has an internet address so you can even write him from AOL.    Story.CPT        AMUG CD:Files:Tele:S:Story.CPT               Story.CPT                                 0      22K      9/04/92     Story - StoryMaker 1.00, external for Second Sight, Red Ryder Host, WWIV,  and Mansion bulletin board systems. Collective story creation for your BBS. System 7 Compatible.       Stapler1.0       AMUG CD:Files:Util:Sq-Sz:Stapler 1.0.cpt     Stapler 1.0.cpt          1.0              0     104K      9/04/92     Stapler 1.0 - Do you often find yourself opening the same set of documents, applications, and folders over and over again? If so, then Stapler is the  application you've been looking for. Stapler is a Macintosh application  which creates documents similar to System 7's aliases, except that each  Stapler document can contain references to multiple files, folders, and  applications. Thus, opening a Stapler document opens all the files "stapled together" in that document. The files can be located in separate folders,  on separate disks, and even on separate floppy disks and AppleShare  servers! SlotsHermes1     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:S:SlotsHermes1.8.cpt      SlotsHermes1.8.cpt       1.8              0       9K      9/04/92     SlotsHermes1.8 - Well, this is a quick port of my "Slots Online" for Second Sight, Red Ryder Host, WWIV, and Mansion bulletin board systems to Hermes  1.8.       Slots100.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:S:Slots100.cpt            Slots100.cpt                              0      28K      9/04/92     Slots100 - Slots 1.00, slot machine simulator external for Second Sight,  Red Ryder Host, WWIV, and Mansion bulletin board systems. Generates high  score text file. System 7 Compatible.       SixthSense10     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:S:SixthSense102.CPT       SixthSense102.CPT        102              0      30K      9/04/92     SixthSense102 - Sixth Sense 1.02, external for Second Sight, Red Ryder  Host, WWIV, and Mansion bulletin boards. Test your ESP! System 7  Compatible.       ShortFinder1     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:S:ShortFinder1.0b2.cpt     ShortFinder1.0b2.cpt     1.0b2            0      31K      9/04/92     ShortFinder1.0b2 - ShortFinder is a simple process launcher/manipulator  program for System 7.0. Useful for quitting the Finder and squeezing the last few K of RAM out of your Mac. Freeware from Brian Gaeke (BRG). Notice: This is a Beta release product, and as such, will contain bugs. Send your bug reports to any of the included addresses. Documentation is in Microsoft Word 5.0 format.    Shift-Poof       AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:S:Shift-Poof Trash INIT.cpt     Shift-Poof Trash INIT.cpt                      0       5K      9/04/92     Shift-Poof Trash INIT - Lets you INSTANTLY delete files by dragging them to Trash with Shift key down. (Trash can automatically empties, immediately.)  Without Shift key down, you use the Trash as per normal. This INIT  eliminates the need to keep going to the menu to Empty the Trash. (Does not work under System 6. You need 7 for this one.) Shift-Poof! is compatible  with ATM, AccessPC, and Macsbug (among others) and runs in 32-bit mode as  well as normal memory mode. It works across volumes (even floppies). It is  fast, small, and convenient.    Roycesppats2     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Royces ppats 2.cpt     Royces ppats 2.cpt                        0      22K      9/04/92     Royces ppats 2 -Great ppats for your Macintosh System.         Riddle100        AMUG CD:Files:Tele:R:Riddle100.CPT           Riddle100.CPT                             0      29K      9/04/92     Riddle100 - Riddle Adventure 1.00, an external for Second Sight, Red Ryder  Host, WWIV, and Mansion bulletin board systems. Users answer riddles until they reach the end of the question, and then they can add their own. System 7 Compatible.      ResExpress1      AMUG CD:Files:DA:Q-R:ResExpress 1.0.1.cpt     ResExpress 1.0.1.cpt     1.0.1            0     113K      9/04/92     ResExpress 1.0.1 - ResExpress (aka ResX) is a resource manager and editor  in a DA! It is designed to simplify many resource tasks and make some operations quicker than ResEdit.  It is not intended to replace ResEdit  however.  It is a great supplement for developers and for power users, it  may be all they need.  All editors are user installable code resources  (like Vantage VCMD's).  A complete and robust developers kit is included  with sample source code.  One of the externals included is a Sound Recorder for a sound input device (source code is included)!   ResCompare2      AMUG CD:Files:Prog:Q-R:ResCompare 2.5b2.cpt     ResCompare 2.5b2.cpt     2.5b2            0      58K      9/04/92     ResCompare 2.5b2 - ResCompare is a programmer's utility that compares  resource files. Use it to find out what resources you changed while working at home late last night, find out what resources Bob and Jill changed in  the project you're all working on while you were on vacation,and more!      QTPlayStack      AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Q-R:QTPlay Stack.cpt     QTPlay Stack.cpt                          0       9K      9/04/92     QTPlay Stack - HyperCard stack containing a free XCMD that plays QuickTime  movies.  Written for use with AuthorWare, but should work with any program  that uses XCMDs.  Requires System 7 and QuickTime.  Version 0.80 by Jon  Wind.      Point2Point2     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Pm-Pz:Point2Point 2.0.1.cpt     Point2Point 2.0.1.cpt     2.0.1            0      54K      9/04/92     Point2Point 2.0.1 - Point2Point is a measurement unit conversion utility.   Due to the fact that the Mac thinks points are exactly 1/72nd of an inch,  and in the real world they're actually slighly larger, Point2Point was  created to aid in the conversion of computer points to traditional points,  and back.  Point2Point also converts between computer and traditional  picas, inches, and centimeters. Point2Point's *BIG* advantage over the  typical unit conversion utility is that you can calibrate it to your  printer.  If you have any printer, from a StyleWriter to a SelectSet 5000,  Point2Point can be a valuable utility for making those painful unit  conversions without the need for brain-strain and a calculator.PISTON.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Game:N-P:PISTON.cpt            PISTON.cpt                                0     142K      9/04/92     PISTON - Piston is an action/arcade game that also requires some thought  and planning. You are the only hope of an underground civilization, you  must keep the tunnels open while your enemies on the surface try and crush  them.  You must build blocking columns to stop the Pistons, your time and  resources are limited! It's fun, and increasing your score as you get  better is the goal, Piston will reward you with a printed certificate of  your acheivement.   PiratesDataE     AMUG CD:Files:Game:N-P:Pirates Data Editor.cpt     Pirates Data Editor.cpt                      0      45K      9/04/92     Pirates Data Editor - The Pirates Data Editor is a specially designed  utility to alter the stats on saved games from Pirates! by Microprose. This utility allows you to change the titles given to you by different  countries, and the different amounts of cargo, gold, and land you own. This is the first version, and is built from hacking around in FEDit, so  stats which are altered may not be the only variables relating to that  characteristic in Pirates. The testing done so far has proved successful,  however, that is limited to a few saved games, and is no way exhaustive.  Pik-a-Pat        AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Pik-a-Pat.cpt       Pik-a-Pat.cpt                             0       5K      9/04/92     Pik-a-Pat - Enclosed is a System 7-style icon set (ICN#,icl8,icl4) for  Pik-a-Pat, plus ten 'ppat's which I designed for myself and decided to  share with y'all. The "Chain-Link Flowers" pattern is actually several  patterns in one, and useful for visually centering items on the desktop. If you already have Pik-a-Pat, use ResEdit to copy the patterns from my  file into your existing Background Pats file. Otherwise, you can just drag  the file itself into your System Folder. If you're new to Pik-a-Pat and run System 7, note that the cdev and the Background Pats files must be stored  "loose" in the system folder. Pb-battery-v     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Powerbook:Pb-battery-voltage.cpt     Pb-battery-voltage.cpt                      0      21K      9/04/92     Pb-battery-voltage - Volts is a simple application that provides a digital  readout of the battery voltage of your Macintosh Portable or PowerBook  computer.  Its primary aim is to provide a more informative indicator of  the voltage (and, indirectly, the amount of battery life remaining) than  that provided by the Battery desk accessory.     Palette.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:P:Palette.cpt            Palette.cpt                               0      28K      9/04/92     Palette - Palette is a simple XCMD which changes the current color palette  on your machine. Why?? Well simple, what if you were doing QuickTime movies (like I was) and your target only had 8 bit video cards. QuickTime does not remap the Color LookUp Table (CLUT) it, instead, dithers it's colors and  there is a noticable degradation in color quality on some video, which as a rule is 16 bit color. Palette can extract the best 256 colors and build a  color palette which is stored in the resource fork of the stack. It can  then change the systems color palette so that when the picture is displayed it looks best it can on an 8 bit monitor. PACMAN.CPT       AMUG CD:Files:Game:N-P:PACMAN.CPT            PACMAN.CPT                                0      26K      9/04/92     PACMAN - This is a freeware Pacman game by one M. Tsuji.  I found a  description of it in MacUser and knew I -had- to have it... it's got a few  bugs (Cmd-S should stop the sound effects but doesn't; the animation is  jumpy at all levels after #1), but it's still quite impressive.  Expands to appr. 126K. And best yet, it's FREEWARE.     OVERLAYPICT      AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:N-O:OVERLAY PICT.CPT     OVERLAY PICT.CPT                          0      11K      9/04/92     OVERLAY PICT - Drag and drop a PICT file on top of Overlay PICT to convert  it to a MacPaint file. If option key is down, drag and drop a MacPaint file to convert it to a TeachText PICT file. System 7 Dependent.       OVERLAYINFO      AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:N-O:OVERLAY INFO.CPT     OVERLAY INFO.CPT                          0      15K      9/04/92     OVERLAY INFO - Drag and drop any file on top of Overlay Info to bring up an information dialog describing the files Name, Type, Creator and Attributes. Similar to other "Drag and Drop" Utilities ... but this one is free! When  using the first time select "Show Balloons" for Help. System 7 Dependent.      OVERLAYDA        AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:N-O:OVERLAY DA.CPT     OVERLAY DA.CPT                            0       8K      9/04/92     OVERLAY DA - Drag any DA or DA Suitcase or FKEY File on top of Overlay DA  to run it. Obviates necessity of removing DA from Suitcase (DFIL) before  running by the Finder. System 7 dependent.       OVERLAYALIAS     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:N-O:OVERLAY ALIAS.CPT     OVERLAY ALIAS.CPT                         0       9K      9/04/92     OVERLAY ALIAS - Drag and drop any file on top of Overlay Alias to create an alias of it without having to name the alias or its directory. The alias  will be transferred to a new directory created by the program. System 7  Dependent.      NovaTerm2.11     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:N-O:NovaTerm 2.11.cpt     NovaTerm 2.11.cpt                         0     381K      9/04/92     NovaTerm 2.11 - contains the latest demo of Nova Term version 2.11. A great BBS system.        NewInsideMac     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:N-P:New Inside Mac Map.cpt     New Inside Mac Map.cpt                      0       8K      9/04/92     New Inside Mac Map - This is a PICT (grayscale) file that describes the new edition of Inside Macintosh from Addison-Wesley. It describes each of the  volumes available.        MUSIC.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Font:M:MUSIC.cpt               MUSIC.cpt                                 0      16K      9/04/92     MUSIC - These are three fonts for music notation. RnotesS is a normal  music-font. SChordsS is for editing chords in ordinary notation and  RGuitarS is for all of you who want to edit guitar-chords. They are  absolutely free, no shareware! Enjoy them!      Mono2Stereo      AMUG CD:Files:Music:M:Mono2Stereo.cpt        Mono2Stereo.cpt                           0      41K      9/04/92     Mono2Stereo - Mono2Stereo takes 2 sound files and mixes them to create a  stereo file - this can then be played on a Mac with stereo capability, such as a Mac II or a SE/30 through the headphone jack. *NOTE* This program will not work with the Mac Plus, Mac SE,  Mac Classic, Mac Portable or Powerbook 100.     MacWoof1.5.3     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:M:MacWoof 1.5.3.cpt       MacWoof 1.5.3.cpt        1.5.3            0     246K      9/04/92     MacWoof 1.5.3 - MacWoof is a FidoNet compliant Point program for the Mac.   It allows you to call any BBS running fidonet-compatible software, using  the MacWoof interface you can then download message packets of BBS  sub-forums, and receive files. So, if you struggle with all the weird BBS  formats, and REALLY want to saveon online cost, just get this file.  A  sample setup has been included, so you can call a BBS and try it on for  size right away. Remember - the messages sent & received are compressed  about 50%, so the data rate is much faster than online experiences.    MacPass393       AMUG CD:Files:Util:M-Mc:MacPass393.cpt       MacPass393.cpt           3.93             0     172K      9/04/92     MacPass393 - MacPassword™ was developed to provide security for the files  on my hard disk. Since I work in an environment where anyone can have  access to my Macintosh (and subsequently the files on my hard disk drive),  I needed something to discourage people from casual use of my equipment.  While it's true that a knowledgeable person with the right disk tools can  “break” through this or any protection method, it is every bit as good (and gives you the same level of protection) as the commercial software selling  for hundreds of dollars. Besides, it was fun to write!  MacLibs2.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Game:M:MacLibs2.cpt            MacLibs2.cpt                              0      56K      9/04/92     MacLibs2 - "MacLibs" is a simple word game based on the old party game  called Mad Libs. The computer asks for a number of words in random order,  then inserts them into a story. The results can be hilarious, depending on  your taste for silliness. Definitely suitable for children!       MacAquarium      AMUG CD:Files:Game:M:MacAquarium.cpt         MacAquarium.cpt                           0      41K      9/04/92     MacAquarium - Is this the secret the CIA killed Marilyn Monroe in order to  protect? Download it and decide for yourself. This Word 4.0 doc contains  complete background, plans, instructions, and parts list for convering any  Classic-architecture Mac into a working aquarium.      MacIISystem7     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Mac II System 7 Icns.cpt     Mac II System 7 Icns.cpt                      0      22K      9/04/92     Mac II System 7 Icns - Tired of having your Finder look like a microwave?  If so, try these System 7 Icons that show Mac IIs instead of those little  MWs and use cool folders based on Drew Hodgson's cool folders. Even the  little ones look good. Also included are some cicns that I downloaded from  here. Just use resedit to paste these into your system and reboot. You may  have to rebuild the desktop to show all uv'em.     LockVol1.3       AMUG CD:Files:Util:L:LockVol™ 1.3.1.cpt      LockVol™ 1.3.1.cpt       1.31             0      17K      9/04/92     LockVol™ 1.3.1 - LockVol is a Control Panel device that can be used to test software handling of locked volumes, local or remote.   LockVol displays a  popup menu containing all volumes in use by your Mac and allows you to  change the status of each volume from unlocked, to having a software or  hardware lock.  Changes made in the Control Panel are immediate and remain  intact until you change them back or re-mount the affected volume.  The  status of the startup volume is restored after a reboot.   LintsecType1     AMUG CD:Files:Font:L:Lintsec Type 1.cpt      Lintsec Type 1.cpt                        0      40K      9/04/92     Lintsec Type 1 - This is a Type 1 stencil font for haters (like me) of  stencil fonts. Free for all conceivable uses.        LintsecTrueT     AMUG CD:Files:Font:L:Lintsec TrueType™.cpt     Lintsec TrueType™.cpt                      0      26K      9/04/92     Lintsec TrueType™ - This is the TrueType version of a stencil font for  haters of stencil fonts (count me among them). The font is free.        KodakandAppl     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:Kodak and Apple Work Together     Kodak and Apple Work Together                      0       7K      9/04/92     Kodak and Apple Work Together - NEW YORK, New York––Aug. 25––Kodak and  Apple Computer, Inc., today announced they will work closely together to  make high-quality photographs simple to use on mainstream personal  computers. “We will combine Kodak’s photographic imaging capabilities with  Apple’s easy-to-use Macintosh®computer systems to make color images on  computers more powerful and universally available,” said Kay R. Whitmore,  Chairman, President, and CEO of Kodak.   KJLsppats3       AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:KJLs ppats 3.cpt     KJLs ppats 3.cpt                          0      10K      9/04/92     KJLs ppats 3 - contains great patterns for your color machine.         Keno122.CPT      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:I-L:Keno122.CPT           Keno122.CPT              122              0      32K      9/04/92     Keno122 - Keno 1.22, external for Second Sight, Red Ryder Host, WWIV, and  Mansion bulletin board systems. A Keno game with High Score list. System 7 Compatible.       InternetGuid     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:I-L:Internet Guide.cpt     Internet Guide.cpt                        0     364K      9/04/92     Internet Guide - contains the nusirg.whole-guide.ps. This postscript file  contains lots on info on Internet.        Internetdocs     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:I-L:Internet docs.        Internet docs.                            0     429K      9/04/92     Internet docs - contains many text files on Internet, Usenet, Bitnet and  other Internet info and Q & A features.        Inflater.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:H-I:Inflater.cpt     Inflater.cpt                              0       6K      9/04/92     Inflater - This is a Control Panel that allows you to change  the size of the text in balloon help. Apple made the default size  9 point, which can be hard to read.       IMAGE1.45        AMUG CD:Files:Art:I:IMAGE 1.45.cpt           IMAGE 1.45.cpt           1.45             0     213K      9/04/92     IMAGE 1.45 - Image is a public domain application for working capturing,  animating, analyzing, editing, printing grayscale and color images in PICT, TIFF and MacPaint formats.  It is made especially for Large Medical images. This version requires a FPU (or Soft FPU). Requires at least 2 meg and  8-bit video. Also has many advanced features such as a macro language and  pseudo-coloring.    HMv3.0.1         AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:H-Hx:H_Mv3.0.1.cpt       H_Mv3.0.1.cpt            3.0.1            0      46K      9/04/92     HMv3.0.1 - HyperCard version of the classic puzzle game "Master Mind".   The object is to guess what  pieces the computer has selected and  concealed.  Ten tries are allowed to solve the puzzle.  Each guess is  graded and a score indicates how closely the guess came to matching the  concealed puzzle.     Hyper-MusicW     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Hyperj-Hz:Hyper-Music Writer.cpt     Hyper-Music Writer.cpt                      0      19K      9/04/92     Hyper-Music Writer - Utility for easy writing of music in HyperCard's  special music notation.  Just click on the notes of a music staff.   Provides for automatic compensation for different keys.  Lets you try out  the music you've written or transcribed , in total or in part, with  different HyperCard "instruments."  Then you can cut and paste the music  string into a script in another stack.  Free to individuals and  non-profits.   HNRY42.CPT       AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:H-Hx:HNRY42.CPT          HNRY42.CPT                                0     100K      9/04/92     HNRY42 - King Henry IV, Part II --- version 1.0 of the HyperCard 2 stack Play by Shakespeare; free software under GNU GPL. "Uneasy lies the head  that wears a crown." Advanced features.        HermesSlots      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:H:HermesSlots.cpt         HermesSlots.cpt                           0      10K      9/04/92     HermesSlots - Well, this is a quick port of my "Slots Online" for Second  Sight, Red Ryder Host, WWIV, and Mansion bulletin board systems to Hermes  2.0. I FINALLY got the header files for Hermes 2.0.  I'll be writing MORE  externals now, for the next two weeks, but I'm under time pressure.  I'm back to school and a extremely serious course load in Electrical Engineering by the last week of August (1992, in the odd chance this lasts longer than that...), so I'll be pretty much tied up for awhile.   HermesMadLib     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:H:HermesMadLib.cpt        HermesMadLib.cpt                          0      22K      9/04/92     HermesMadLib - this file contains several files for use with the BBS game  MadLib.        HellHaven412     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:H:HellHaven412.CPT        HellHaven412.CPT                          0      33K      9/04/92     HellHaven412 - Hellhaven 4.12, for Second Sight, Red Ryder Host, WWIV, and  Mansion bulletin board systems. Updated adventure game. System 7  Compatible.       HellFolderFi     AMUG CD:Files:Util:G-H:HellFolderFix.cpt     HellFolderFix.cpt                         0      11K      9/04/92     HellFolderFix - If you have a folder that is stuck in the trash and just  won't go away...download this file and let it work its magic. It overwrites the file's entry in the directory structure. For more info see the read me  file.       GTITab.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Music:F-G:GTITab.cpt           GTITab.cpt                                0     122K      9/04/92     GTITab - GTITab, collection of Guitar Tab for GTI100, with all directories  and files correctly configured. Includes almost everything by REM, Indigo  Girls, U2, plus stuff by Van Halen, AC/DC, etc.       GTI.CPT          AMUG CD:Files:Music:F-G:GTI.CPT              GTI.CPT                                   0      41K      9/04/92     GTI - Guitar Tab Index 1.00, a simple text-file type external which  organizes guitar tablature, culled from the Internet and ftp.nevada.edu. It may duplicate current text file sections, but if you need anything similar  of some custom application. This has a small sample database: GTITAB.CPT  has my full library. System 7 Compatible.     GolfMaster!1     AMUG CD:Files:Game:F-G:GolfMaster! 1.1.2.cpt     GolfMaster! 1.1.2.cpt     1.1.2            0     454K      9/04/92     GolfMaster! 1.1.2 - GolfMaster! 1.1.2p fixes a problem with the analyzer  that caused GM! 1.1.1p to freeze up if less than 18 holes were entered in  the SCORE card being analyzed. Added are 2 new features, the first being  the ablilty to turn the startup sound ON/OFF via a check box in the PREFS  window. The second is the addition of a REPAIR option in the APPLE menu. If you find a bug that can be duplicated, PLEASE contact me ASAP with all the  information. Then, after I've whipped up a fix, I'll send or post a REPAIR  CODE to activate the REPAIR MODE.  GMSCalendar      AMUG CD:Files:Bus:F-G:GMS Calendar.cpt       GMS Calendar.cpt                          0      70K      9/04/92     GMS Calendar - I couldn't find a calendar that did what I wanted, so I made GMS Calendar.  This calendar is small, runs in the background, will import  and export daily notes, will quickly find daily notes, copies the date to  the clipboard, is extremely easy to use. Put it in your Startup Items  folder (Sys7) or make it a Startup Application (Sys6) and I think you will  be very pleased.  Has been tested in a large company now for over a year  and is the calendar of choice. Download this and try it out. The calendar  is shareware.  Please send in the fee if you continue to use it.  Brief  document included. Get/SetModDa     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:G:Get/SetModDate 1.0.cpt     Get/SetModDate 1.0.cpt     1.0              0       6K      9/04/92     Get/SetModDate 1.0 - GetModDate takes one parameter, the pathname of the  file to examine. It returns the modification date in seconds which can be  converted to a date. SetModDate takes two parameters, the pathname of the  file to work on, and the datetime in seconds.      Get/SetCreat     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:G:Get/SetCreateDate 1.0.cpt     Get/SetCreateDate 1.0.cpt     1.0              0       6K      9/04/92     Get/SetCreateDate 1.0 - GetCreateDate takes one parameter, the pathname of  the file to examine. It returns the time in seconds which can be converted  to a date. SetCreateDate takes two parameters, the pathname of the file to  work on, and the datetime in seconds.      Gestalt3.1       AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:G:Gestalt 3.1.cpt        Gestalt 3.1.cpt          3.1              0      19K      9/04/92     Gestalt 3.1 - Well, I've just finished testing the new version. It was  built with the interfaces from the System 7 Release 7.1 Beta CD. It is an  XFCN which takes a single parameter, a four character code, which tells it  what to test. In this version are some new features, Component Manager,  Dictionary Manager, Machine Icon, and Icon Utilities, plus new attributes  for the File Transfer Manager, Help Manager, Sound, and Machine Type. Let  me know what you think!   FirstClass2      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:FirstClass2.01.cpt     FirstClass2.01.cpt       2.01             0     317K      9/04/92     FirstClass2.01 - Here's FirstClass Client v.2.01. FC version 2.01 fixes the "Resume Transfers" bug in 2.0. Included is a FirstClass Manual -- a  standalone application with full instructions and an extensive list of  FirstClass BBS's around the country, Canada, and the world. FirstClass 2.01 features new Duplex communications, meaning you can upload AND download  SIMULTANEOUSLY with no loss of speed up to 14,400 Baud.  FirstClass systems all around the country are quickly becoming THE Mac BBS interface.  User  friendly, graphically pleasing, customizable, and very fast!  FinancialPla     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:F-G:Financial Plan.cpt     Financial Plan.cpt                        0      45K      9/04/92     Financial Plan - This is a worksheet that allows you to evaluate your  retirement plan by changing a bunch of different variables. It was  developed as a serious tool to help you make decisions for the future.  I  hope you enjoy it. If you feel that I've missed something, I would  appreciate any comments on how I might be able to improve it.     FileShareSli     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Network:FileShare Slider.cpt     FileShare Slider.cpt                      0       3K      9/04/92     FileShare Slider - The File Share slider resource adds a "slider bar" to  the Sharing Setup dialog.  This allows you to change the speed with which  other users can access your machine under personal File Share.  It can also be useful if you access your Mac across the network, and want to increase  your access speed.     Federation       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:Federation0.01d.cpt     Federation0.01d.cpt      .01d             0      40K      9/04/92     Federation0.01d - Federation 0.01d, external for Second Sight, Red Ryder  Host, WWIV, and Mansion bulletin board systems. DEVELOPMENT version. A  TRADEWARS look-alike, which will be developed as people give me input.  Trading, user interaction, sysop editing currently enabled. To come:  planets, teams, aliens. COMMENTS are needed! No guarantees! System 7  Compatible.    FamilyCashFl     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:F-G:Family Cash Flow.cpt     Family Cash Flow.cpt                      0      11K      9/04/92     Family Cash Flow - This spreadsheet and associated macro remind the user of bills which must be paid each week of the month. The spreadsheet totals the amount owed each week and the sum for the month. The user then knows how  much money is required to cover the bills (the essense of cash flow  analysis). The spreadsheet also compares the monthly bill total with salary to show how much money you have left over or, more likely, how much you  have to borrow.  Enjoy!!   ExerciseAway     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:E:ExerciseAwayYourCalories.cpt     ExerciseAwayYourCalories.cpt                      0      14K      9/04/92     ExerciseAwayYourCalories - this Hypercard stack gives you calorie counts  for sports activities.        EffectsSpeci     AMUG CD:Files:Art:E:Effects Specialist.cpt     Effects Specialist.cpt                      0     160K      9/04/92     Effects Specialist - This is a demo of Effects Specialist a commercial  software from Postcraft. It will take a post script font and spruce it up  with special effects ie, it will change your words to have fireworks  surrounding the Letters or change them to block characters etc. This is a  great program and is useful for creating eye catching logos or headers. The demo only has about six effects to show you how the program works.    EFFector3.03     AMUG CD:Files:Word:E-G:EFFector3.03.cpt      EFFector3.03.cpt         3.03             0      14K      9/04/92     EFFector3.03 - EFFector3.03  8/24/92, the Online Journal of the Electronic  Frontier Foundation.  Contents:  THE EFF AND THE FBI: Two Letters; ONE  BBSCON REPORTS;  At Play in the Field of the Boards; Dueling BBSCONS       EFFector3.02     AMUG CD:Files:Word:E-G:EFFector3.02.cpt      EFFector3.02.cpt         3.02             0       6K      9/04/92     EFFector3.02 - EFFector3.02, 8/19/92, the Online Journal of the Electronic  Frontier Foundation.  Contents: GETTING A HANDLE ON THE FUTURE OF NSFNET by Andrew Blau ([e-mail])  A Report on the July 23 Meeting of the  Communications Policy Forum  in Washington, D.C.      EFF1.3.0.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Word:E-G:EFF1.3.0.cpt          EFF1.3.0.cpt                              0     742K      9/04/92     EFF1.3.0 - EFFector1.0 ->3.00,the Online Journal of the Electronic  Frontier Foundation. Contains the EFF journal for 1.00 through 3.00.        E-Meters.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:E:E-Meters.cpt     E-Meters.cpt                              0      24K      9/04/92     E-Meters - These apps increment a counter every time they are allowed to go through their event loop, if they are in the background then they must rely on the active application to pass spare time onto other applications  running under Multifinder or system 7+. PowerBook owners will see what  happens when the CPU drops into rest mode, the display will catch up with  this as soon as you move the trackball or hit a key. Both of these apps use the GetNextEvent thingy in the event loop and should get the maximum number of nullevents etc.  DOCMakerv3.9     AMUG CD:Files:Word:D:DOCMaker v3.92.cpt      DOCMaker v3.92.cpt       3.92             0     157K      9/04/92     DOCMaker v3.92 - Have you ever wanted to send a letter to someone, on a  disk, but you weren t sure what word processor they had? Have you wanted to put your own documentation on a disk for others to read and print without  worrying about word processor compatibility? Well, now you have it -    DOCMaker! DOCMaker is an application for the Macintosh which creates  stand-alone, self-running document files. It features  scrollable  and   re-sizable  windows, graphics, varied text styles and fonts, and full  printing capability. The stand-alone files are self-executing applications  which you may distribute to others to read and print.   DentalPro1       AMUG CD:Files:Bus:D-E:DentalPro™ 1.0v.cpt     DentalPro™ 1.0v.cpt      1.0              0     232K      9/04/92     DentalPro™ 1.0 - DentalPro is a customizable FileMaker Pro application that automates the billing process for small dental offices. It is designed  optimally for 5,000 receipts per year. The program automatically looks up  the patient information, pricing codes and default values created by the  end user.  It creates a receipt, insurance form & day sheet (income &  payment balances for the day, week, month and year).  This dental program  is user firendly with push button quickness.  It is the easiest to use  program on the market.  Because of it's simplicity the receptionist will  have more time to spend on other task such as re-calling patients or filing and helping the office run smoother.Delphi.CPT       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:Delphi.CPT            Delphi.CPT                                0      27K      9/04/92     Delphi - Delphi 1.00, external for Second Sight, Red Ryder Host, WWIV, and  Mansion bulletin board systems. Allows users to "link" with the famed  Delphi Chronicle in Greece :-) Users can ask any question, and will receive any answer, provided they first answer a question themselves :-) Take a  look! (If you really want to know what its doing, write me email!) System 7 Compatible.    CrazyPaper       AMUG CD:Files:Util:Cn-Cz:CrazyPaper.cpt      CrazyPaper.cpt                            0      38K      9/04/92     CrazyPaper - contains several nice backgrounds for Wallpaper users.         CrankInIt1.0     AMUG CD:Files:Music:C:CrankIn It 1.0.cpt     CrankIn It 1.0.cpt       1.0              0      24K      9/04/92     CrankIn It 1.0 - Crank'In It is a Control Panel that lets you quickly  change the current speaker volume by holding down a key combination (that  you specify) and clicking in the menubar. A volume control slider will drop down allowing you to set the volume instantly. The changes are saved to the PRAM so that they are 'permanent'. It has been tested under System 7.0,  7.01 and briefly under 6.07 on a variety of Macintoshes. No problems to  report (yet.)   Coolcrsr.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Cool crsr.cpt       Cool crsr.cpt                             0       9K      9/04/92     Cool crsr - Cool Color Cursors Including: a spining baseball, basketball,  colorized counting fingers and more.        Cookie.CPT       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:C:Cookie.CPT              Cookie.CPT                                0      82K      9/04/92     Cookie - Cookie 1.00, external for Second Sight, Red Ryder Host, WWIV, and  Mansion bulletin board systems. Displays a fortune on entry into the door,  on logon or logoff of users.       COLORIMAGE13     AMUG CD:Files:Art:Ci-Cz:COLORIMAGE 1.31.cpt     COLORIMAGE 1.31.cpt      1.31             0     400K      9/04/92     COLORIMAGE 1.31 - This is the color version of Image, the Digital Image  Processing Application. It is not as current as the "grey scale" version,  but it does the job. Image is a public domain application for working  capturing, animating, analyzing, editing, printing grayscale and color  images in PICT, TIFF and MacPaint formats.  It is made especially for Large Medical images. This version requires a FPU (or Soft FPU). Requires at  least 2 meg and 8-bit video.   ColorRhodes1     AMUG CD:Files:Game:C:Color Rhodes1.0.cpt     Color Rhodes1.0.cpt      1.0              0      49K      9/04/92     Color Rhodes1.0 - The object of Color Rhodes is to get the Rhodes scholar  through the maze at Oxford before he runs out of patience.  Get him through enough levels and you might get a Rhodes Scholarship yourself. Color Rhodes is the 256-color version of Rhodes, also online.   However, this version is enhaced considerably.  Not only is it in color, but there is now a maze  editor provided.  You can edit, add or delete mazes. Additionally, the game has been improved by the addition of "patience pills."  Swallowing these  gives the poor, frustrated scholar more patience and lets him get through  more levels. Checkers.CPT     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:C:Checkers.CPT            Checkers.CPT                              0      28K      9/04/92     Checkers - Checkers 1.00, external for Second Sight, Red Ryder Host, WWIV,  and Mansion bulletin board systems. A multi-player checkers game. Not  debugged, tested, nor in any way guaranteed to work (I don't have any beta  testers, nor any bulletin boards in Utah to test them on!). Please, send me bug reports so I can fix them ASAP. System 7 Compatible.     Bolo.cpt         AMUG CD:Files:Game:B:Bolo.cpt                Bolo.cpt                                  0     465K      9/04/92     Bolo - This is a great network game, in which up to 16 people battle for  control of an island. Each player can build fortresses, capture pillboxes,  communicate with other players, build roads, lay minefields, use boats, and more. It works fine in B&W, though it's much easier to tell what belongs to whom if you have a color screen.     BluePolySpir     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Blue Poly Spirals ppat.cpt     Blue Poly Spirals ppat.cpt                      0       4K      9/04/92     Blue Poly Spirals ppat - - These are some great ppats for your system.         Blue&PurpleS     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Blue & Purple Swirls ppat.cpt     Blue & Purple Swirls ppat.cpt                      0       4K      9/04/92     Blue & Purple Swirls ppat - These are some great ppats for your system.         BJ100.CPT        AMUG CD:Files:Tele:B:BJ100.CPT               BJ100.CPT                                 0      31K      9/04/92     BJ100 - Blackjack 1.00, a Blackjack external for Second Sight, Red Ryder  Host, WWIV, and Mansion bulletin board systems. There *might* be some  problems with splitting a hand, however, everything else should work. High  score list is generated for all games. Standard rules. System 7 Compatible.      Birthday.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:B:Birthday.cpt            Birthday.cpt                              0      39K      9/04/92     Birthday - Birthday 1.00, an external for Second Sight, Red Ryder Host,  WWIV, and Mansion bulletin board systems. A simple door which allows users  to enter the day and month of their birth, and a matching door which will  announce the birthdays for the day to users on logon or entry into the  door. Unpolished, but if you need it, give me input: I'll add any features  that are demanded. System 7 Compatible.    BalloonFONT      AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:B:BalloonFONT.cpt     BalloonFONT.cpt                           0       6K      9/04/92     BalloonFONT - This is a Control Panel Device that allows you to change  the Font used with balloon help.         Aug92AMUGNe      AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:News Stacks:Aug'92 AMUG News™.cpt     Aug'92 AMUG News™.cpt                      0     393K      9/04/92     Aug'92 AMUG News™ - This is the August '92 Arizona Macintosh Users Group  News Stack with reviews of On Location, Bits and Pieces, Expo news and  more. User Groups may reprint these articles provided the author and AMUG  recieve a copy at 718 E. Campbell Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234. [phone].      AppleMenuAdd     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:A:AppleMenuAdd 1.0.cpt     AppleMenuAdd 1.0.cpt     1.0              0      18K      9/04/92     AppleMenuAdd 1.0 - AppleMenuAdd makes it easy for you to add aliases of  files, folders, and disks to your Apple menu.  You drag and drop an item on AppleMenuAdd or launch AppleMenuAdd and select an item to add  interactively.  Items can be any object in the Finder such as files,  applications, folders, or disks.  AppleMenuAdd creates an alias file which  points to the original item and places it in the Apple Menu Items folder  within your System Folder.   Appleppats       AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Apple ppats.cpt     Apple ppats.cpt                           0       6K      9/04/92     Apple ppats - This contains some great Apple patterns.         AOLDMAssist      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:A:AOL DM Assist.cpt       AOL DM Assist.cpt                         0      34K      9/04/92     AOL DM Assist - This is the latest beta release (1.0b3) of AOL DM Assist,  the External Tool for enhancing and complementing America Online 2.0's  Download Manager. This utility allows you to edit your download queue  listing -- shift items up or down, delete them (great for clearing the  completed downloads list -- just Select All and Delete), put items on hold  (move them so a FlashSession won't get them, then move 'em back when you  want FS to grab them), rename local filenames or change file types and  creators for partial or completed downloads, and more.  Announce1.1      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Network:Announce 1.1.cpt     Announce 1.1.cpt         1.1              0      26K      9/04/92     Announce 1.1 - A simple network utility for sending instant messages to  other users. Send the same message to many users. Save groups of users.  Send several different messages at the same time. Uses Notification Manager alerts. Reports time when receiver acknowledges (OKs) the message. Fully- functional Shareware. Unlimited user license inexpensive. Administrator version can remotely set clocks, etc. System 6 and 7.     AmoebaWars4      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:A:AmoebaWars 4.12.cpt     AmoebaWars 4.12.cpt      4.12             0      31K      9/04/92     AmoebaWars 4.12 - Welcome to AmoebaWars!, an exciting online application  for your Red Ryder Host, WWIV, or Mansion bulletin board system.  In  AmoebaWars, your users can compete against others in propagating electronic amoebas by placing them on a 10x50 grid.  This application is designed to make maintenance easy, automatic, and be as easy on the sysop as possible.    Acronym.CPT      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:A:Acronym.CPT             Acronym.CPT                               0      32K      9/04/92     Acronym - Acronym 1.00, external for Second Sight, Red Ryder Host, WWIV,  and Mansion bulletin board systems. A search engine for looking up  acronyms. VERY fast lookup via a binary search tree, and allows you to add  new acronyms if they aren't found. Adding is SLOW, as the entire dictionary file needs to be sorted after adding an entry, but if there is enough  demand for a faster add, I will work on an increased throughput. System 7  Compatible.   Acius08/92       AMUG CD:Files:Bus:A:Acius08/92.cpt           Acius08/92.cpt                            0      91K      9/04/92     Acius08/92 - This is the 4th diminsion tech notes for August 1992 from  Acius.        !Dos.cpt         AMUG CD:Files:Util:A-Ag:!Dos.cpt             !Dos.cpt                                  0      21K      9/04/92     !Dos - A small file that lets one control his/her Macintosh using a command line interface like DOS. Interesting. Worth the download if you ever start  to wonder why you chose a Mac...       XRef1.3          AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Rinaldi:HC 1.2 & 2.0:XRef 1.3.cpt     XRef 1.3.cpt             1.3              0      13K      8/22/92     XRef 1.3 - XRef is a tool for cross-referencing handlers, variables, and  externals in a HyperCard script. This external is part of the Rinaldi  Collection.       TextRes1.4       AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Rinaldi:HC 1.2 & 2.0:TextRes 1.4.cpt     TextRes 1.4.cpt          1.4              0      14K      8/22/92     TextRes 1.4 - TextRes allows you to create any kind of text resource (STR,  STR#, TEXT, etc) in a file. This external is part of the Rinaldi  Collection.       Textoid3.6       AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Rinaldi:HC 2.0 Only:Textoid 3.6.cpt     Textoid 3.6.cpt          3.6              0      44K      8/22/92     Textoid 3.6 - Textoid XCMD displays a full-styled text windoid. This  external is part of the Rinaldi Collection.          Switch1.3        AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Rinaldi:HC 1.2 & 2.0:Switch 1.3.cpt     Switch 1.3.cpt           1.3              0       9K      8/22/92     Switch 1.3 - Switch transforms an items list to a lines list, and  vice-versa. This external is part of the Rinaldi Collection.        SelectFile1      AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Rinaldi:HC 1.2 & 2.0:SelectFile 1.0.cpt     SelectFile 1.0.cpt                        0      10K      8/22/92     SelectFile 1.0 - SelectFile provides a dialog allowing you to choose a file (SFGetFile). Not needed with HyperCard 2.0, which has this feature built  in. This external is part of the Rinaldi Collection.       SelectDir1.1     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Rinaldi:HC 1.2 & 2.0:SelectDir 1.1.cpt     SelectDir 1.1.cpt        1.1              0      10K      8/22/92     SelectDir 1.1 - SelectDir provides a dialog allowing you to choose a  folder. This external is part of the Rinaldi Collection.        ResolveAlias     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Rinaldi:HC 2.0 Only:ResolveAlias 1.1.cpt     ResolveAlias 1.1.cpt     1.1              0      11K      8/22/92     ResolveAlias 1.1 - ResolveAlias simply returns the real pathname pointed by an alias file.  This external requires System 7.x. This external is part of the Rinaldi Collection.       ReplaceCharS     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Rinaldi:HC 1.2 & 2.0:ReplaceCharSet 1.0.cpt     ReplaceCharSet 1.0.cpt     1.0              0      10K      8/22/92     ReplaceCharSet 1.0 - ReplaceCharSet allows you to replace a whole set of  chars with another, in one single pass! This external is part of the  Rinaldi Collection.       Promptoid1.4     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Rinaldi:HC 2.0 Only:Promptoid 1.4.cpt     Promptoid 1.4.cpt        1.4              0      15K      8/22/92     Promptoid 1.4 - Promptoid allows you to display a prompt dialog during any  lengthy process.  Dialog width is set according to prompt string. This  external is part of the Rinaldi Collection.       PrintPICT1.3     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Rinaldi:HC 1.2 & 2.0:PrintPICT 1.3.cpt     PrintPICT 1.3.cpt        1.3              0      15K      8/22/92     PrintPICT 1.3 - PrintPICT prints a PICT file, resource, or the contents of  the Clipboard with a prompt if desired. This external is part of the  Rinaldi Collection.       NameNewFile1     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Rinaldi:HC 1.2 & 2.0:NameNewFile 1.0.cpt     NameNewFile 1.0.cpt      1.0              0      10K      8/22/92     NameNewFile 1.0 - NameNewFile provides a dialog allowing you to name a new  file and select its destination (SFPutFile).  Not for HyperCard 2.0, which  already has this built in. This external is part of the Rinaldi Collection.       ListLogic1.4     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Rinaldi:HC 1.2 & 2.0:ListLogic 1.4.cpt     ListLogic 1.4.cpt        1.4              0      13K      8/22/92     ListLogic 1.4 - ListLogic XFCN allows logical comparison of two lists. This external is part of the Rinaldi Collection.        HowMany1.1       AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Rinaldi:HC 1.2 & 2.0:HowMany 1.1.cpt     HowMany 1.1.cpt          1.1              0       9K      8/22/92     HowMany 1.1 - HowMany is an external that returns the number of occurrences of a pattern string within a target string. This external is part of the  Rinaldi Collection.        FullSort3.2      AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Rinaldi:HC 1.2 & 2.0:FullSort 3.2.cpt     FullSort 3.2.cpt         3.2              0      20K      8/22/92     FullSort 3.2 - FullSort is an XFCN which allows any kind of sort to be  performed, even co-sorting of lists. This external is part of the Rinaldi  Collection.       FullRename1      AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Rinaldi:HC 1.2 & 2.0:FullRename 1.4.cpt     FullRename 1.4.cpt                        0      20K      8/22/92     FullRename 1.4 - FullRename XCMD allows you to rename a file or folder,  keeping previous privileges when working on a server folder. This external  is part of the Rinaldi Collection.        FullDrag1.3      AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Rinaldi:HC 1.2 & 2.0:FullDrag 1.3.cpt     FullDrag 1.3.cpt         1.3              0      12K      8/22/92     FullDrag 1.3 - FullDrag XFCN allows you to drag a gray outline of one or  more rectangles, and even test a condition while dragging. This external is part of the Rinaldi Collection.       FormatNum1.0     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Rinaldi:HC 1.2 & 2.0:FormatNum 1.0.cpt     FormatNum 1.0.cpt        1.0              0       9K      8/22/92     FormatNum 1.0 - FormatNum allows, like Excel, to format numbers according  to their sign. This external is part of the Rinaldi Collection.        FindFolder1      AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Rinaldi:HC 1.2 & 2.0:FindFolder 1.1.cpt     FindFolder 1.1.cpt       1.1              0      13K      8/22/92     FindFolder 1.1 - FindFolder returns the full pathname of the active System  folder or any of its reserved folders (System 7.0). This external is part  of the Rinaldi Collection.       FileCopy2.0      AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Rinaldi:HC 1.2 & 2.0:FileCopy 2.0.cpt     FileCopy 2.0.cpt         2.0              0      18K      8/22/92     FileCopy 2.0 - FileCopy is an XCMD which allows you to copy any file  between two specified volumes or directories. This external is part of the  Rinaldi Collection (Summer Edition).  If you have any questions or  problems, you can contact Mr. Rinaldi directly via the America Online  Internet gateway, at address [e-mail].     DateConverte     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Rinaldi:HC 1.2 & 2.0:DateConverter 1.2.cpt     DateConverter 1.2.cpt     1.2              0      11K      8/22/92     DateConverter 1.2 - DateConverter allows you to convert date/time to  seconds and vice versa. This external is part of the Rinaldi Collection.        CreateFolder     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Rinaldi:HC 1.2 & 2.0:CreateFolder 1.2.cpt     CreateFolder 1.2.cpt     1.2              0      16K      8/22/92     CreateFolder 1.2 - CreateFolder is an XCMD which allows you to create a new folder on any specified volume. This external is part of the Rinaldi  Collection.       CopyFolder1      AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Rinaldi:HC 1.2 & 2.0:CopyFolder 1.9.cpt     CopyFolder 1.9.cpt       1.9              0      18K      8/22/92     CopyFolder 1.9 - CopyFolder is an XCMD which allows you to copy a whole  folder, including all enclosed folders and files. This external is part of  the Rinaldi Collection.        Chooser1.7       AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Rinaldi:HC 1.2 & 2.0:Chooser 1.7.cpt     Chooser 1.7.cpt          1.7              0      17K      8/22/92     Chooser 1.7 - Chooser is comprised of 2 XFCNs and 1 XCMD which allow to act like the chooser, thus select any printing driver. This external is part of the Rinaldi Collection.        Calendoid1.3     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Rinaldi:HC 2.0 Only:Calendoid 1.3.cpt     Calendoid 1.3.cpt        1.3              0      14K      8/22/92     Calendoid 1.3 - Calendoid XCMD displays a monthly calendar window. This external is part of the Rinaldi Collection.         Align2.6         AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Rinaldi:HC 1.2 & 2.0:Align 2.6.cpt     Align 2.6.cpt            2.6              0      13K      8/22/92     Align 2.6 - Align is an XFCN which allows you to align in columns the  contents of a field. This external is part of the Rinaldi Collection.         July92AMUGN      AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:News Stacks:July'92 AMUG News.cpt     July'92 AMUG News.cpt                      0     489K      8/22/92     July'92 AMUG News - This is the July'92 Arizona Macintosh Users Group News  Stack with reviews of Spaceward Ho, WordTris, Stratavision and more. User  Groups may reprint these articles provided the author and AMUG recieve a  copy at 718 E. Campbell Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234. [phone].      YoureNotAlo      AMUG CD:Files:Mag:T-Z:You're Not Alone.cpt     You're Not Alone.cpt                      0      12K      8/22/92     You're Not Alone - This article, from the September MacValley Voice, was  written in response to the growing number of Mac users (both new and  veteran) whose Macs do strange things for no explanation. Most people  needlessly blame themselves when this happens. The article examines what  (and who) the REAL culprits are, the "Myths of the Mac" and what people can do to become better Mac users. Especially relevant for new users! Apple  Computer may not like this article, but you will! 3400 words, Word 5.   XStyleReview     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:T-Z:XStyle Review.cpt      XStyle Review.cpt                         0       9K      8/22/92     XStyle Review - Style sheets are one of the most powerful -- and most  maddening -- of QuarkXPress' features. XStyle offers a solution in a handy, drop-in Xtension. If you or any of your readers uses QuarkXPress, this  article is a must. The author is Professor of Computer Art at The Savannah  College of Art and Design, where he teaches courses in XPress, among other  programs. Reprinted from Mac Monitor, newsletter of the Savannah Macintosh  Users Group.   XSizeDemo.cp     AMUG CD:Files:Word:W-Z:XSize Demo.cpt        XSize Demo.cpt                            0      73K      8/22/92     XSize Demo - XSize was designed for the professional positioning of picture data. With this module, the size and sector of a picture can be chosen,  depending on the selected QuarkXPress picture box. Magazines and other  publications that require close cooperation between layout and picture  processing will find XSize a time saver.     WordWrapPatc     AMUG CD:Files:Word:W-Z:Word Wrap Patch Installer.cpt     Word Wrap Patch Installer.cpt                      0      13K      8/22/92     Word Wrap Patch Installer - This patcher can add several functions to text  editors such as BBEdit and THINK C * A simple form of word wrapping. * Type parentheses, brackets and braces in matched pairs. * Control  -double-click on the name of a toolbox routine, and THINK. Reference will  come to the fore and show the page documenting that routine.     WindowWizard     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:U-Z:WindowWizard US.cpt     WindowWizard US.cpt                       0      26K      8/22/92     WindowWizard US - WindowWizard provides Macintosh computers running system  7 with a pop-up menu (off the window title!) which shows  - the windows of  the application currently in the foreground. - the background applications  and their windows. In other words, this menu makes it possible to switch  quickly and easily between all the open applications and windows on your  Macintosh.    TypeChanger      AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:T:TypeChanger.cpt     TypeChanger.cpt                           0      57K      8/22/92     TypeChanger - Drop files into this application, then TypeChanger will  prompt you for a new Type and Creator. If you drop one file, then  TypeChanger will display that file's type and creator. If you add a new  type, give it a name and TypeChanger will remember that new type.      Trashes.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Trashes.cpt         Trashes.cpt                               0       5K      8/22/92     Trashes - This is a nice looking black, shiny trashcan that glows  forbiddingly red when full.  Really looks great, I tell you!  Includes  icl8, ics8, icl4, ics4 & ICN#.       Trash!.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Trash!.cpt          Trash!.cpt                                0       7K      8/22/92     Trash! - This is a replacement for the earlier 'Funky H U G E trash can',  however, this one includes versions for 1-bit, and 4-bit as well as an  optimized 8-bit. What it is is a *H* *U* *G* *E* trash can that works! it  is composed of 6 trash aliases that when assembled correctly are this  monster trash can from hell! It will really blow your mind to see this  thing sitting on your desktop; put it on a buddys machine for a trick!  (hint: hide the real trash can below any finder icon already on the desktop (aliases work great for this).  TidBITS#137      AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:TidBITS:126-150:TidBITS#137/10-Aug-92.cpt     TidBITS#137/10-Aug-92.cpt     137              0      15K      8/22/92     TidBITS#137/10-Aug-92 - What do you think we'd write about? Macworld  Boston, of course, and we have so much to say that the Macworld articles  will keep coming for another few issues. This first issue brings you Mark  Anbinder's superlatives of the show and the first half of his discussion of Apple's new system software technologies. We also managed to sneak in a  brief bit about the conclusion of the Apple/Microsoft suit and a review of  Connectix PowerBook Utilities.   TidBITS#136      AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:TidBITS:126-150:TidBITS#136/03-Aug-92.cpt     TidBITS#136/03-Aug-92.cpt     136              0      14K      8/22/92     TidBITS#136/03-Aug-92 - For TidBITS readers, the hottest program of the  week is Akif Eyler's Easy View 2.1, a snazzy viewer for TidBITS. Other news this week includes an analysis of the recent Apple/Microsoft love-fest, an  anti-virus author for hire, an explanation of what happened to the  well-regarded mail order firm Maya, and for some relaxing reading, a review of Robert X. Cringely's "Accidental Empires," a thoroughly enjoyable book  about the computer industry.   TheaterAD        AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:TheaterAD.cpt     TheaterAD.cpt                             0      48K      8/22/92     TheaterAD - The Theater After Dark module will play a QuickTime movie w/ an optional background picture.  Included with the module is a drive-in  theater background.  More backgrounds are available as part of the Theater  Maker shareware utility. If you like this module, check out Theater Maker  which lets you create standalone applications that play a quicktime movie  on a backdrop, and also create your own backgrounds from PICT files.     TheBelchingG     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:The Belching Grouch.cpt     The Belching Grouch.cpt                      0     128K      8/22/92     The Belching Grouch - This is a modification of the old 'Grouch' init.  On  the third empty, Oscar will come out of his can and Belch!  The icon and  cicn are also modified to show Oscar with a beer in his hand.         TearOFFs1M       AMUG CD:Files:Util:T-Te:TearOFFs1.0b1Manual(WORD).cpt     TearOFFs1.0b1Manual(WORD).cpt                      0      24K      8/22/92     TearOFFs1.0b1Manual(WORD) - Manual for TearOFFs 1.0 in MSWord format         SystemScanIN     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Sq-Sz:SystemScanINIT.cpt     SystemScanINIT.cpt                        0       6K      8/22/92     SystemScanINIT - This extension scans your boot drive upon startup for  Multiple Systems and lets you know.        System7Saga      AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:S:System 7 Saga.cpt     System 7 Saga.cpt                         0       8K      8/22/92     System 7 Saga - Switching to System 7 has been a breeze for many users, but a few -- like Ray -- have experienced frustrations. Ray manages to keep his sense of humor tuned to a high key as he travels through uncharted  territory. (Don't forget your charge card.) Reprinted from Mac Monitor,  newsletter of the Savannah Macintosh Users Group.     SunClockAfte     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Sun Clock After Dark.cpt     Sun Clock After Dark.cpt                      0      22K      8/22/92     Sun Clock After Dark - The Sun Clock After Dark module shows the areas of  day and night on a beautifully drawn, colorful map of the world as seen  from space.  The map fills the screen.  This demo version displays the  day/night for a randomly chosen date.  There are instructions for ordering  the real version, which displays the day/night for the current date.  Both  the demo and real versions require at least 8 bit color.    Subliminalpp     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Sq-Sz:Subliminal ppat.cpt     Subliminal ppat.cpt                       0       2K      8/22/92     Subliminal ppat - This is a gray pattern, designed to mimic the standard  gray color desktop pattern that comes standard with System 7 (and, well,  pretty darn close to the System 6 one too...), but it's got a subliminal  message.  Toss it on friends' systems, and see how long it takes for them  to notice it... I made this one especially for a friend of mine (Hi Kurt!), and he still hasn't seen it, or at least doesn't want to admit it.  I'm  sure it's improving his life though, in ways we can't even begin to  comprehend.  ;)  SndConverter     AMUG CD:Files:Music:S-Sn:SndConverter1.1.cpt     SndConverter1.1.cpt      1.1              0      75K      8/22/92     SndConverter1.1 - SndConverter™ is an application which allows you to  convert one format of sounds to another, and downsample certain sounds and  filter the sound names, among other options.  It is System 7.0-friendly,  and has balloon help, Apple events (for file, folder and disk dropping),  colour, sound, etc. By David Lambert of New Zealand.     SmartFolder1     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:S:SmartFolder 1.0.cpt     SmartFolder 1.0.cpt      1.0              0       9K      8/22/92     SmartFolder 1.0 - SmartFolder is an extention for System 7.0 that draws a  number on top of the folder icons in the Finder that represents the number  of files/folders within that folder. It draws over any existing folder  icon, custom or not. It sometimes is useful to know at a glance if a folder contains anything and this will do exactly that.      Skull.PICSAD     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Skull.PICS AD.cpt     Skull.PICS AD.cpt                         0      47K      8/22/92     Skull.PICS AD - This is a PICS file for the After Dark screen saver module, or anything else that will play PICS files. It is basically a skull that  mutates and distorts (I don't know how else to describe it). I hacked the  original skull from the game Mutant Beach then I mutated it in Photoshop.   I put a moving light behind the skull. The pictures are in a 100 x 100 box, so they change pretty quick.  This compacted file is only 50k, so try it.   If you don't like it you haven't lost much. If you do like it send me a  message.  Russian-Type     AMUG CD:Files:Font:Q-R:Russian-Type1.cpt     Russian-Type1.cpt                         0      43K      8/22/92     Russian-Type1 - Russian font is a complete upper and lower case Cyrillic  alphabet with numbers and punctuation.  I created it in order to write a  Russian Phrase book for my recent trip to Russia and the Baltic States. It  looks good at all sizes and can be used as text or headline.      Russian-TT       AMUG CD:Files:Font:Q-R:Russian-TT.cpt        Russian-TT.cpt                            0      29K      8/22/92     Russian-TT - Russian font is a complete upper and lower case Cyrillic  alphabet with numbers and punctuation. I created it in order to write a  Russian Phrase book for my recent trip to Russia and the Baltic States. It  looks good at all sizes and can be used as text or headline. As the  Cyrillic alphabet differs substantially from English, it is recommended  that this font be used with a utility such a "PopChar" or some other  utility that will give you a keyboard layout.   RiotControl      AMUG CD:Files:Art:Q-R:RiotControl.cpt        RiotControl.cpt                           0      98K      8/22/92     RiotControl - This is a beta/demo version of Riot Control, a new utility  for users of Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Separator. Useful to those who  produce page composition in Illustrator and those who output the files, ie. Service Bureaus, etc. Relinks/Replaces missing or modified files, Compiles  process color specs into custom color specs, extracts embedded images.  Comprehensive file analysis for potential output problems. For the  experienced only! Feedback wanted.   QWK.cpt          AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Q:QWK.cpt                 QWK.cpt                  1.26             0      62K      8/22/92     QWK - QWK 1.26, a simple QWK-format offline mail reader package for the  Macintosh.  Some BBSes support putting your new messages gathered together  in a .QWK packet, which you can then download.  With the this software, you can extract and read messages offline, then collect all your replies into a .REP packet and upload the .REP packet to the BBS. This package, plus an  unZIP utility, a text editor and a terminal program are all you need to  take advantage of any QWK mail doors that might be offered by any BBSes  that you call.  QK2.1.2Revie     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:P-S:QK 2.1.2 Review.cpt     QK 2.1.2 Review.cpt                       0      17K      8/22/92     QK 2.1.2 Review - The new version of QuicKeys packs some important new  features for both the novice and the power user. This review outlines it  all. Several screendumps are included. Reprinted from Mac Monitor,  newsletter of the Savannah Macintosh Users Group.      PostalBarCod     AMUG CD:Files:Font:P:Postal Bar Codes.cpt     Postal Bar Codes.cpt                      0      15K      8/22/92     Postal Bar Codes - This font will enable you to easily create the Zip+4 bar codes for envelopes.        PNUKL202.CPT     AMUG CD:Files:Game:N-P:PNUKL202.CPT          PNUKL202.CPT             2.02             0     108K      8/22/92     PNUKL202 - pNukl 2.0.2 is a single deck auction pinochle game that pits you and your computer partner against two computer opponents. It supports  color, s7, hints, meld bids, throwing in hands and hand replay.       PICTuresque1     AMUG CD:Files:Art:P:PICTuresque 1.9.3.cpt     PICTuresque 1.9.3.cpt     1.9.3            0      40K      8/22/92     PICTuresque 1.9.3 - This version is a maintenance upgrade that fixes a bomb that resulted when opening a file that was located several folders 'deep.'  PICTuresque is yet another DA that displays PICT, EPS, MacPaint files. This one's got a few different twists, though. First of all, the interface is  the cleanest around. Secondly, it can copy any format, including EPS, to  the clipboard as a PICT. EPS files retain PostScript information for  printout on PostScript printers. For those of you frustrated by your word  processor's inability to accept EPS, this may be the answer to your  prayers. PhoneBookPlu     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:N-Q:PhoneBook Plus 2.6.4.cpt     PhoneBook Plus 2.6.4.cpt     2.6.4            0      83K      8/22/92     PhoneBook Plus 2.6.4 - PhoneBook Plus is the companion to PhoneBook DA.   Previous versions of PhoneBook Plus were limited to a few special tasks,  such as importing, exporting, and printing.  This version can now do  everything that the DA can do, plus everything it could do before. Version  2.6+ is a complete overhaul, and is now fully with System 7.0, 32-bit  memory, 68040 machines, and everything else I can think of.  The interface  for printing envelopes is much cleaner, and it remembers which file you  saved last, and opens that one by default.  Many bugs in the editor have  been fixed, and all maximum field lengths have been expanded. PhoneBookDA2     AMUG CD:Files:DA:P:PhoneBook DA 2.6.4.cpt     PhoneBook DA 2.6.4.cpt     2.6.4            0      65K      8/22/92     PhoneBook DA 2.6.4 - PhoneBook is a DA that manages your phone lists, dials numbers through the Mac speaker or modem, times your phone calls, prints  envelopes, and much more.  The dialing capability is the most extensive of  any package out there.  The interface is the best and fastest around. Version 2.6+ is a complete overhaul, and is now fully with System 7.0,  32-bit memory, 68040 machines, and everything else I can think of.  The  interface for printing envelopes is much cleaner, and it remembers which  file you saved last, and opens that one by default.  Many bugs in the  editor have been fixed, and all maximum field lengths have been expanded.  Pathetique       AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:N-Z:Pathetique.Encore.midi.cpt     Pathetique.Encore.midi.cpt                      0      28K      8/22/92     Pathetique.Encore.midi - Beethovens "Pathetique" Piano Sonata.. Send this  sequence to your best Piano sound and enjoy one of Beethovens' best !        PASTEDARNIT!     AMUG CD:Files:Util:P-Pl:PASTE DARNIT!.cpt     PASTE DARNIT!.cpt                         0       5K      8/22/92     PASTE DARNIT! - PASTE DARNIT! FKEY will paste into certain environments,  such as some dialog boxes, that don't allow the usual paste command.  It  tricks the processor into thinking that you have typed the text contained  in the clipboard (desk scrap).  This feature makes it useful for fast text  macros.  It is FREEware!  Use it at your own risk. This FKEY only pastes 20 characters.  If you attempt to paste more, it will truncate the string.  If anyone can explain this limitation, the author will attempt to fix it.   Also, any other suggestions are welcome.  The source code (THINK C) is  included. It has only been at home on his Mac+.  OnLocationFr     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:OnLocation Frontier.cpt     OnLocation Frontier.cpt                      0       9K      8/22/92     OnLocation Frontier - This file contains a glue table that allows Frontier  scripts to look up things in OnLocation directories.  Three functions are  defined, one to return a list of the indexes known to OnLocation and the  other two to lookup something in these indexes (or any other OnLocation  index) and return either the path names or all the information OnLocation  has about the files,respectively.      OdysseyIIEle     AMUG CD:Files:Apple:Odyssey II Elec Press.cpt     Odyssey II Elec Press.cpt                      0     102K      8/22/92     Odyssey II Elec Press - This is a release for a great Macintosh show coming soon in California.        NikonScanner     AMUG CD:Files:Util:N-O:Nikon Scanner 3.1.2 sea     Nikon Scanner 3.1.2 sea                      0     386K      8/22/92     Nikon Scanner 3.1.2 - These are the latest drivers for the Nikon slide  scanner as of 8-92. Provided by Nikon Tech support.        MoreB4DarkPp     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Md-Mz:More B4Dark Ppats.cpt     More B4Dark Ppats.cpt                      0      12K      8/22/92     More B4Dark Ppats - 9 more Ppats for import into Before Dark. These range  from Mild to Wild --- Colorful to Drab --- Seamless to Tiled. Pick your  choice. Hope you enjoy them & best of all THEY'RE FREE !!!!!       MinotaurRevi     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:M-O:MinotaurReview.cpt     MinotaurReview.cpt                        0      46K      8/22/92     MinotaurReview - Review of Bungie Software second release. Very good  Network game. Includes Screen shot in 8 bit color Pict format.         MacCenter2.0     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:M-Md:MacCenter2.0.cpt     MacCenter2.0.cpt         2.0              0     102K      8/22/92     MacCenter2.0 - MacCenter2.0 is the next-to-latest version of  THE   Hypercard  object centering/alignment/spacing tool. It simplifies the  symmetrical arrangement of objects on a card or background. It boasts 6  functions not available in version 1.0. The shareware fee for this version  is $15 (free to those who paid for MacCenter1.0) Requires Hypercard 2.0 or  better. Information on the availablity of THE VERY LATEST version is  included in the documentation.   MacShareware     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:M-O:Mac Shareware 500 Review.cpt     Mac Shareware 500 Review.cpt                      0       4K      8/22/92     Mac Shareware 500 Review - Is "The Mac Shareware 500" really the last word  on public domain and sharware for Macs? Yes! And it's a bargain, too. This  review shows what's included. Reprinted from Mac Monitor, Newsletter of the Savannah Macintosh Users Group.      ListFont0.91     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:L:List Font 0.91.cpt     List Font 0.91.cpt       .91              0      13K      8/22/92     List Font 0.91 - List Font is a hack that allows you to change the font and size  used in directory dialog file lists, and display the real icons of   files in such lists. It requires System 7.  I call it a hack because it  uses undocumented system information, and may break the next  time Apple  releases a new System.  Compatible with Open-wide and Super Boomerang.     LavaLamp.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Lava Lamp.cpt     Lava Lamp.cpt                             0       6K      8/22/92     Lava Lamp - An After Dark module that inverts the screen colors in patterns that tell the time or just look cool, crazy, or relaxing.  Dialogue boxes  provide infinite user modification.       LaptopTV         AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:Laptop TV        Laptop TV                                 0       4K      8/22/92     Laptop TV - BRONX, NY – August 19, 1992 – Willow Peripherals, a pioneer in  linking the computer and video worlds, has today begun shipping its  AppleJack™ VGA adaptor, making Apple Computer Corp. Macintosh LC®s and  Quadra® models fully compatible with Willow’s LaptopTV™ portable  VGA-to-video converter.  These Apple users can now use Willow’s portable  LaptopTV converter, with unique ClearView™.    KMUGNews.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:H-L:KMUG News.cpt          KMUG News.cpt                             0     374K      8/22/92     KMUG News - This is the KMUG newsletter from our fellow Macintosh Users in  Japan!        JackClownMoo     AMUG CD:Files:QuickTime:H:JackClownMooV.cpt     JackClownMooV.cpt                         0     151K      8/22/92     JackClownMooV - Here is the first Quicktime movie I've made with Morph. It  is a 2 second metamorphisizing from an image of me to a clown. It is not  quite as good as the Terminator 2 but I did it with an $80 program I got at MacWorld Boston. Enjoy!      HyperBBS2.0      AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Hy-Hyperi:HyperBBS 2.0.cpt     HyperBBS 2.0.cpt         2.0              0     212K      8/22/92     HyperBBS 2.0 - The latest version of HyperBBS, originally by Harry Chesley, and modified by Cindy Carney.        Home&SchoolM     AMUG CD:Files:Game:H-L:Home & School Mac™ 6/92.cpt     Home & School Mac™ 6/92.cpt                      0     399K      8/22/92     Home & School Mac™ 6/92 - This is the Home & School Mac newsletter for June 1992 by Robert Nordling.        GrayBookRevi     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:D-G:Gray Book Review.cpt     Gray Book Review.cpt                      0      78K      8/22/92     Gray Book Review - The Gray Book is filled with great ideas for those  working on a limited budget. The text for this article is short, but three  good visual examples are included in EPS format. Reprinted from Mac  Monitor, newsletter of the Savannah Macintosh Users Group.      FLFReview.cp     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:D-G:FLF Review.cpt         FLF Review.cpt                            0     118K      8/22/92     FLF Review - 79 PostScript Fonts for under $100?? How good can they be?  What kind of variety is included. A hard look at a good bargain. This might be just the thing you're looking for, IF... Several examples are included  in EPS format for excellent printing results. Give your readers an idea of  what the set includes. Reprinted from Mac Monitor, newsletter of the  Savannah Macintosh Users Group.    FirstClassCl     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:FirstClass Client 2.0.cpt     FirstClass Client 2.0.cpt     2.0              0     243K      8/22/92     FirstClass Client 2.0 -  FirstClass Client 2.0 is the long awaited 2.0  upgrade to FirstClass user.  This is the final 2.0 release version, and  includes a text file with a number of public access BBS numbers to try out.       FastUnfrag1      AMUG CD:Files:Util:F-Fi:Fast Unfrag 1.0.cpt     Fast Unfrag 1.0.cpt      1.0              0       8K      8/22/92     Fast Unfrag 1.0 - Super-duper-fast hard disk defragmenter. Easy to use.  Reliable. Tiny. Effective. Works on System 6 or 7. Nice color graphics.  (Runs fine in black-and-white, too.) $10 shareware fee. Like most  defragmenters, this one can't defragment EVERY file (it'll tell you which  ones it wasn't able to stitch together), but if you've got an amount of  free disk space equal in size to your largest fragmented file, it'll do a  pretty efficient job.   Eclipse1.0       AMUG CD:Files:Util:E:Eclipse 1.0.cpt         Eclipse 1.0.cpt          1.0              0      28K      8/22/92     Eclipse 1.0 - this shareware from Andrew Welch is a screen saver that dims  your screen after so many minutes of inactivity and shows a clock in the  font and size you desire. You may also decide to not have the screen go  black if the modem or printer ports are active. Nice.      DuncanProT1      AMUG CD:Files:Font:D:Duncan ProFont Type 1.cpt     Duncan ProFont Type 1.cpt                      0      52K      8/22/92     Duncan ProFont Type 1 - Duncan is a light and semi-casual handwriting font, with a nice flow.  It is an easy-to-read sans serif, and looks very good at most any type size.  It's suitable for text use, and works well in other  uses, as well.  Duncan is well kerned (if your application accepts kerning  information, i.e. PageMakerx).  This font is dedicated to my wonderful  (supportive) wife, and our yet-to-be-born second child.  I hope you like  this one!  I started using it in all my correspondence.     Dragin1.2        AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:D:Drag'in 1.2.cpt     Drag'in 1.2.cpt          1.2              0      20K      8/22/92     Drag'in 1.2 - Drag'in is a cool control panel that makes drag'in windows a  lot more useful.  When you drag a window, instead of the outline of the  window, you'll drag the window. Drag'in also has a really cool option  called "Multitask while drag'in".  If this option is turned on, via the  options dialog in the control panel, you'll be able to move around windows  and still continue processing while you are doing it.  To see an example of this, duplicate a big folder, and move around the progress dialog.  You'll  notice that the duplication is still happening, even though you are moving  the window.  Way cool! DemoofResorc     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:D-G:Demo of Resorcerer 1.1.1.cpt     Demo of Resorcerer 1.1.1.cpt     1.1.1            0     522K      8/22/92     Demo of Resorcerer 1.1.1 - the latest demo version of our third-party  resource editor, Resorcerer 1.1.1.  It is the complete application, but it  cannot save to disk, cannot print or create text file listings, cannot  create C source code for dialogs, cannot DeRez to the clipboard, and cannot show you the results of comparing two resource files.  However, the full  user-interface is there for you to enjoy.  It is not time-limited and can  be used to browse resource files, disassemble code, run dialogs, etc. quite nicely.  DateBookRevi     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:D-G:DateBook Review.cpt     DateBook Review.cpt                       0      44K      8/22/92     DateBook Review - DateBook is the new Personal time-management software  from After Hours Software, who also brought you TouchBase. You've seen Guy  Kawasaki in the ads. Now read about the program yourself! Reprinted from  Mac Monitor, newsletter of the Savannah Macintosh Users Group.      DataBookv1.0     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:D:DataBook v1.0.cpt      DataBook v1.0.cpt        1.0              0       9K      8/22/92     DataBook v1.0 -  DataBook gives you full reign to discriminate privately!  This stack can serve as a refresher on past encounters. Rate encounters!  Posts are automated. A large field on the Stats cards allows for an overall rating. Visually attractive and easy to operate! Post contacts quickly and  automatically. Produce a report on the last contact date for each listing.  Scan all Stats cards and cancel the scan to stop on the Stats card of  choice.The most common functions of this stack can be initiated from a  Master card containing the Survivor List. Simply click the name in the list then a button to initiate an action.  CleanHouse1      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:C:CleanHouse1.1           CleanHouse1.1            1.1              0       5K      8/22/92     CleanHouse1.1 - This is  the latest version of the CleanHouse for Hermes.  It will auto-delete users who dont call back for long periods of time. This external will save sysops a lot of trouble, will auto delete users after  certain amount of days. You set the days!      Campaign92       AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Campaign ’92.cpt     Campaign ’92.cpt                          0      88K      8/22/92     Campaign ’92 - An After Dark module advertising the fictitious candidacy of BUSH-DUKE.  This software is intended to show the similarities between  George Bush and David Duke.  It has a strong anti-Republican bias and will  probably offend those on the right.  As it deals with sensitive subjects in a blunt and sometimes clumsy manner, it may also offend those on the left.  If you are one of these people, don't download this software!    CPrimer2ndle     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:B-C:C Primer 2nd letter.cpt     C Primer 2nd letter.cpt                      0       3K      8/22/92     C Primer 2nd letter - Enclosed is a TEXT file listing the errata from Dave  Mark's and Cartwright Reed's C Primer, Vol I, 2nd edition.         Burbankv.1.1     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:B:Burbank v.1.1.cpt        Burbank v.1.1.cpt        1.1              0      32K      8/22/92     Burbank v.1.1 - Burbank is a contribution of the Macintosh Consultants  Network. It is an application that displays 4 clocks on screen that  represent 4 different time zones. Great for PowerBooks, pilots, and  travelers. Read Me file enclosed.      BeyondDemoV2     AMUG CD:Files:Game:B:Beyond Demo V2.18b.cpt     Beyond Demo V2.18b.cpt     2.18b            0     210K      8/22/92     Beyond Demo V2.18b - This is a demo of the latest version of BEYOND fresh  from the author. This demo (and some of it's features) are yet unreleased  but will be in the next version of BEYOND.       AtEase           AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:At Ease          At Ease                                   0       5K      8/22/92     At Ease - Presenting At Ease™ from Apple, a new extension to System 7 which provides customer with the best way to let others use their Macintosh. At Ease is the perfect solution for teachers, parents, and trainers who  want to make Apple Macintosh computers even easier to use for young and  novice users--and, at the same time, protect the valuable contents of the  computer’s hard disk. A versatile extension to Macintosh System 7, At Ease  provides speedy, one-click access to the applications and documents you  specify, and protects remaining disk contents with a password.  AppliedEngin     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:Applied Engineering Accelerator     Applied Engineering Accelerator                      0       5K      8/22/92     Applied Engineering Accelerator - Dallas, TX (August 17, 1992)-Applied  Engineering, Apple's oldest third party developer, dramatically reduced  prices across its entire line of TransWarp accelerator cards for the  Macintosh. Cuts range from 23 percent to as much as 48 percent and are  illustrated in the attached chart.     ApplesSyste      AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:Apple's System 7 Used by 4     Apple's System 7 Used by 4                      0       5K      8/22/92     Apple's System 7 Used - BOSTON, Massachusetts--August 4, 1992--Apple  Computer, Inc. today announced that more than 4 million customers of  Macintosh  personal computers are now using System 7, Apple's enhanced  operating software that offers customers greater ease of use and a rich set of new capabilities.  Apple's internal research indicates that the adoption of System 7 by nearly 50 percent of Macintosh customers is the result of  aggressive upgrading by the installed base and strong sales of new  Macintosh computers.   AliasStyler      AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:A:AliasStyler.cpt     AliasStyler.cpt                           0       6K      8/22/92     AliasStyler - This is a control panel that allows you to change the style  that the Finder displays Aliases names in.        AJtimes.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Util:A-Ag:AJtimes.cpt          AJtimes.cpt                               0      16K      8/22/92     AJtimes - Your Macintosh’s internal clock loses, or gains, doesn’t it?  I  suppose your answer is YES.  My Macintosh does too.  In fact my Macintosh  gains two seconds a day indeed.  It is annoying to correct the internal  clock every day.  AJ times solves this problem.  It corrects the internal  clock every start-up, which consists of cdev part to measure the error and  INIT part to correct it.    AGlassDarkly     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:A Glass Darkly.cpt     A Glass Darkly.cpt                        0       6K      8/22/92     A Glass Darkly - An After Dark module that inverts the screen colors in  patterns that tell the time or just look cool, crazy, or relaxing.   Dialogue boxes provide infinite user modification.       ZORRO!PutsQu     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:ZORRO! Puts QuickTime to Work     ZORRO! Puts QuickTime to Work                      0       6K      8/06/92     ZORRO! Puts QuickTime to Work - Boston, MA  04 AUG 92 -- MASS  Microsystems(R) (NASDAQ:MMIC) will unveil Zorro!(TM), its  Macintosh(TM)-based video editing and archiving software at the opening day of the Macworld Exposition and Conference being held in Boston, Massachusetts this week in the Company's booth #5644 in the World Trade  Center. The QuickTime(TM)-based product provides non-linear, off-line  editing capabilities for videotape editing professionals and video  enthusiasts.  UGNews2292       AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:UGNews:UGNews2292.cpt     UGNews2292.cpt                            0      69K      8/06/92     UGNews2292 - This issue of UGNews 22 of 1992. Contains news and views about Macintosh and associated products. Provided by Mike Harrell for BBS in a  BOX distribution.       UGNews2092       AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:UGNews:UGNews2092.cpt     UGNews2092.cpt                            0      71K      8/06/92     UGNews2092 - This issue of UGNews 20 of 1992. Contains news and views about Macintosh and associated products. Provided by Mike Harrell for BBS in a  BOX distribution.       TheTypeBook3     AMUG CD:Files:Font:T-Z:theTypeBook3.04.cpt     theTypeBook3.04.cpt      3.0.4            0     102K      8/06/92     theTypeBook3.04 - theTypeBook is a Mac utility which aids in the creation  and maintenence of a typeface reference book. This reference is extremely  popular in the Graphics and Typesetting industries. Demonstrates the  various artistic attributes of each face on a printed page with typespecing data. System-7/TT compatible. 3.04 adds new 6-up layout, landscape & crops  on PS imagesetters, sort by AKA names, auto left/right facing pages,  *SuperLaserSpool & QD res fixes.   Suzie1.0.1       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:S:Suzie1.0.1.cpt          Suzie1.0.1.cpt           1.0.1            0      63K      8/06/92     Suzie1.0.1 - Suzie is a utility that performs several user management  functions for TeleFinder™ sysops.  Suzie was designed to be used manually,  with Apple©Events, or in a Tabby™ LaunchNext chain Suzie can perform the  following tasks: Stat files, User deletion, Automatic User Import, Group  File Adjusting - You can setup Suzie to change the group file for a user  based on uploads and downloads.  If the user has a good ratio between the  two, the user will be assigned a “good group.”  If the user has a bad  ratio, the “abusive group” will be assigned. By Chris Silverberg.  StarCarolMF      AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:N-Z:Star Carol MF.cpt     Star Carol MF.cpt                         0       8K      8/06/92     Star Carol MF - This was written to be used as an accompanyment for my  middle school chorus. The vocal arrangement of Star Carol.        SmallOneMF       AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:N-Z:Small One MF.cpt      Small One MF.cpt                          0       4K      8/06/92     Small One MF - This was written to be used as an accompanyment for my  middle school chorus. The vocal arrangement of Small One.        SlicedBread      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Sd-Sm:SlicedBread.cpt     SlicedBread.cpt                           0      14K      8/06/92     SlicedBread -  look at replacing the mouse on Non-ADB Macs (128k - Plus)  and other Computers. The first part covers an electronic circuit to emulate a mouse and a second section looks at a couple of other devices and ideas.       SaxaphoneSon     AMUG CD:Files:Music:S-Sn:Saxaphone Song MOD.cpt     Saxaphone Song MOD.cpt                      0      68K      8/06/92     Saxaphone Song MOD - for use with The Sound-Trecker V1.0 program. Plays  songs that are stored in a special, compact format.        RuntimePrevi     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:Runtime Preview Kit.cpt     Runtime Preview Kit.cpt                      0      27K      8/06/92     Runtime Preview Kit - Runtime is shareware. 30-day free trial. $25  registration fee, special deal for network managers. Frontier 1.0 users are entitled to a free registration for Runtime. Initially, distribution will  be over CompuServe and AppleLink. Will run Frontier scripts.      Rapmaster        AMUG CD:Files:Music:Q-R:Rapmaster.cpt        Rapmaster.cpt                             0     614K      8/06/92     Rapmaster - this is an interesting sound generating program for your Mac.  You can Rap to it, sing with it, change background sounds and more.        PowerSound       AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Powerbook:PowerSound.cpt     PowerSound.cpt                            0      95K      8/06/92     PowerSound - By popular demand, we have been convinced to come out with an  update to our little init. The differences between this version and the  last follow 1] This init now runs fine on non-Portable Macintoshes.  It  will not install itself if that is the case 2] A bug was fixed which caused random sound making when installed witGlobal Village's PowerPort init and  several other peices of software. We hope all PowerBook users can get  enjoyment out of this init, but feel that it detracts from the spirit of  the init to not distribute it with the sound it was written for.    PowerBookPri     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:PowerBook Price/Performance     PowerBook Price/Performance                      0       5K      8/06/92     PowerBook Price/Performance - CUPERTINO, California--August 3, 1992--Apple  Computer, Inc. today announced the Macintosh PowerBook 145, strengthening  the midrange offering in its popular PowerBook line of notebook-sized  computers. The new PowerBook incorporates all the original features of its predecessor, the PowerBook 140, while also offering 35 percent better performance and a lower price.  At $2,399-$2,799 manutacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP), the PowerBook 145 replaces the 140.   Peephole2.0      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:P:Peephole2.0.2.cpt       Peephole2.0.2.cpt        2.0.2            0      51K      8/06/92     Peephole2.0.2 - Install in same folder as Second Sight and launch from  Second Sight with a menu command 50/51.  This version "should" work with  higher speed modems that version 2.0.1 which only recognized up to 19200  baud.  It has not been tested at higher speeds since I don't have a modem  that recognizes anything above 9600.     MUSICMADNESS     AMUG CD:Files:Music:M:MUSICMADNESS CD-ROM     MUSICMADNESS CD-ROM                       0       6K      8/06/92     MUSICMADNESS CD-ROM - This file contains information on a special offer for GEnie users for Music Madness the CD-ROM with 316 music and effects sounds  for QuickTime, Director, System 7 startup sounds, and learning about music  construction. This package also includes a HyperCard interface for creating your own tunes of your desired legnth. QuickTime and examples of Space  Station, Satellite flyby, Rocket ships, earth rotations and humorus movies  are also included. Download for more info on this special offer.    MasqueradeMO     AMUG CD:Files:Music:M:Masquerade MOD.cpt     Masquerade MOD.cpt                        0      52K      8/06/92     Masquerade MOD - for use with The Sound-Trecker V1.0 program. Plays songs  that are stored in a special, compact format.        Karloff.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Font:K:Karloff.cpt             Karloff.cpt                               0      27K      8/06/92     Karloff - Karloff is an ATM-compatible Type One font for Macintosh, based  on the Solotype font called Frankenstein. It’s great for Halloween-type  projects such as party invitations, haunted house posters, etc. As it’s  intended primarily for large display sizes (24 points and above), it  includes only some basic symbols and punctuation, and two sizes of bitmaps  (24 and 48 points). Future versions will include additional characters,  including some spooky dingbats.   JumpingJacks     AMUG CD:Files:Music:J-L:Jumping Jackson MOD.cpt     Jumping Jackson MOD.cpt                      0     109K      8/06/92     Jumping Jackson MOD - for use with The Sound-Trecker V1.0 program. Plays  songs that are stored in a special, compact format.        Isaac0.24b       AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:I-J:Isaac 0.24b.cpt      Isaac 0.24b.cpt          .24b             0      72K      8/06/92     Isaac 0.24b - The file “Isaac” is a HyperCard Stack that contains the  entire Isaac System. This includes three resources. The first is of type  ‘Isac’ and is titled “Isaac Driver”. The second is of type ‘XCMD’, titled  “Cast” and the third of type ‘XFCN’, titled “Conjure”. All three of these  resources are required for proper use of Isaac. There are also a number of  “support” resources used to demonstrate Isaacs many capabilities. To try  out this Stack simply double click on the file “Isaac”.   IWantToBeSed     AMUG CD:Files:Music:H-I:I Want To Be Sedated MOD.cpt     I Want To Be Sedated MOD.cpt                      0      63K      8/06/92     I Want To Be Sedated MOD - for use with The Sound-Trecker V1.0 program.  Plays songs that are stored in a special, compact format.        High-EndData     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:High-End Data/Video Projector     High-End Data/Video Projector                      0       3K      8/06/92     High-End Data/Video Projector - Newport News, VA––nVIEW Corp. has announced the Luminator™ LCD projector establishing a new performance standard for  data/video projectors that wil impact the way presentations are given  around the world. The patented projector incorporates a single  active-matrix LCD with 640 x 480 resolution and projects brilliant computer graphics and video from up to four sources simultaneously. The  plug-and-play projector is one-third the weight of conventional 3-beam CRT  projectors, and does not require any convergence procedure to use.  HerbieHancoc     AMUG CD:Files:Music:H-I:Herbie Hancock MOD.cpt     Herbie Hancock MOD.cpt                      0     112K      8/06/92     Herbie Hancock MOD - for use with The Sound-Trecker V1.0 program. Plays  songs that are stored in a special, compact format.        HelterSkelte     AMUG CD:Files:Music:H-I:Helter Skelter MOD.cpt     Helter Skelter MOD.cpt                      0      87K      8/06/92     Helter Skelter MOD - for use with The Sound-Trecker V1.0 program. Plays  songs that are stored in a special, compact format.        FYCMOD.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Music:F-G:FYC MOD.cpt          FYC MOD.cpt                               0      60K      8/06/92     FYC MOD - for use with The Sound-Trecker V1.0 program. Plays songs that are stored in a special, compact format.        FrontierRunt     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:Frontier Runtime 1.0.cpt     Frontier Runtime 1.0.cpt                      0     256K      8/06/92     Frontier Runtime 1.0 - this is the run time version of Frontier from  UserLand software.        EASYPRINT1.0     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:E:EASYPRINT1.0D31.CPT     EASYPRINT1.0D31.CPT      1.0D3            0      15K      8/06/92     EASYPRINT1.0D31 - EasyPrinter is - another - desktop printer application  for System 7. A desktop printer is a tool that lets you print a document by dragging it on top of the desktop printer application and that  automatically selects the printer for  which it was configured and launches the application that created the document you dragged on top of it.     EasyView2.1      AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:E:Easy View 2.1.cpt     Easy View 2.1.cpt        2.1              0     115K      8/06/92     Easy View 2.1 - Easy Print works only under System 7.0 or higher as a  utility for printing documents quickly and easily. Just drag a word  processor document on top of the Easy Print icon and watch the file get  processed and printed.      Earth1.1.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:E:Earth 1.1.cpt     Earth 1.1.cpt            1.1              0       7K      8/06/92     Earth 1.1 - Earth is a system extension which draws a spinning globe over  the apple in the menu bar (in colour if you have it).  To install Earth,   simply put it into your System Folder and reboot.  Once it is installed,   placing the cursor in the upper left-hand corner of the screen and waiting  a fraction of a second will put the spinning globe away (or bring it back). Earth 1.1 may be freely used and copied as long as it is not sold for  profit without my permission and any redistribution includes this file.   (Enjoy!) If you would like to customize it for yourself,  please see the section "For ResEdit Hackers". ChicagosongM     AMUG CD:Files:Music:C:Chicago song MOD.cpt     Chicago song MOD.cpt                      0      54K      8/06/92     Chicago song MOD - for use with The Sound-Trecker V1.0 program. Plays songs that are stored in a special, compact format.        Best-valued      AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:Best-valued '030 Accelerators     Best-valued '030 Accelerators                      0       7K      8/06/92     Best-valued '030 Accelerators - AUSTIN, TEXAS, AUGUST 3, 1992 - Logica  Research, Inc., today announces its entrance into the accelerator market  place with the Logicache 50MHz '030 seriefor the Mac IIsi and Mac IIci, the first in a planned line of accelerator products.  The Logicache 50MHz '030  is a 68030 50MHz accelerator with 64K CachRAM for the Macintosh IIci and  Macintosh IIsi computers.  The IIsi version will ship with a dual-slot  adapter card.  The Logicache 50MHz '030 series will be shipping later this  month and are the best-valued '030 accelerators on the market today.    BaselineShip     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:Applelink:Baseline Ships Advanced     Baseline Ships Advanced                      0       4K      8/06/92     Baseline Ships Advanced - Memphis, TN-- Baseline Publishing today announced that DiagnoSYS, an advanced diagnostic utility for the Apple Macintosh, is  now shipping to the public. DiagnoSYS examines your Macintosh hard drives  for installed software known to cause conflicts. After searching its  extensive database of system conflicts, DiagnoSYS lists incompatibilities  and proposes solutions based on information it has obtained regarding your  Macintosh.   AVeryMerryCh     AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:A-G:A Very Merry Christmas MF.cpt     A Very Merry Christmas MF.cpt                      0      11K      8/06/92     A Very Merry Christmas MF - This was written to be used as an accompanyment for my middle school chorus. The vocal arrangement of A Very Merry  Christmas, Arranged by Robert Thygerson, is published by Hal Leonard. If  you like it, let me know and I'll upload more!  Leave me mail or a message  on AMUG or music educators can leave me mail on the J.W. Pepper BBS. Steve Clark    3DColorSyste     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:3D Color System Folders.cpt     3D Color System Folders.cpt                      0      20K      8/06/92     3D Color System Folders - This file contains "13" custom 3D Color System  Folder Icons, all of which include the necessary (ICN’s, ic14’s, ic18’s,  ics’s, ics4’s, ics8’s and masks) for you to have super looking custom 3D  Color System Folders on your desktop, even if you choose the small icon  view!  Without you having to know anything about ResEdit™ or even have the  program.    WackyLights      AMUG CD:Files:Util:W-Z:Wacky Lights.cpt      Wacky Lights.cpt                          0       5K      7/28/92     Wacky Lights - Wacky Lights is a little INIT which plays with the lights on the Apple Extended Keyboard, bouncing them back and forth.  It is  absolutely free, works under System 6 and System 7, and is smart enough to  not load if you don't have an Extended Keyboard. To install Wacky Lights,  just drag it into your System Folder and restart your computer.     Inits,theSys     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:H-L:Inits, the System & You2.cpt     Inits, the System & You2.cpt                      0       9K      7/28/92     Inits, the System & You2 - this is a nice article on init management on the Macintosh by Andrew Welch.        EasyEnvelo26     AMUG CD:Files:DA:E-Fo:Easy Envelopes Plus 2.6.cpt     Easy Envelopes Plus 2.6.cpt     2.6              0      72K      7/28/92     Easy Envelopes Plus 2.6 - This is a great Envelope printer from Andrew  Welch. Version 2.6 is the latest as of July 1992.        Discolour1.0     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:D:Discolour 1.01.cpt     Discolour 1.01.cpt       1.01             0       7K      7/28/92     Discolour 1.01 - Discolour is a system extension for System 7.0 and later  that rectifies a shortcoming in the wonderful Finder 7.0: floppy disk icons are displayed as the ugly old black and white icon while the rest of the desktop is bursting with color! Discolour causes the Finder to display  beautiful full-color icons in place of the black and white floppy disk  icons when you are in 16 color mode or greater.  Just drag Discolour onto  your System Folder icon and restart your Macintosh to activate it.   AOLAid1.2        AMUG CD:Files:Tele:A:AOL Aid 1.2.cpt         AOL Aid 1.2.cpt          1.2              0       6K      7/28/92     AOL Aid 1.2 - AOL Aid is a little INIT that allows you to do other things  on America Online while you are downloading/uploading files. America Online has always had the capability to download/upload in the background, but it  forces you to do nothing else while you are downloading files anyway.  To  get around this, many people have been using a "Send Behind FKEY" or the  like which sends the File Transfer window behind all the other windows on the screen so you can do other things such as browse messages, etc.   Zorba1.0.1       AMUG CD:Files:Bus:T-Z:Zorba 1.0.1.cpt        Zorba 1.0.1.cpt          1.01             0      29K      7/28/92     Zorba 1.0.1 - Zorba is a (free) quick and dirty security program which I  wrote for use on our Mac network at work. It's meant to hinder unauthorized users from using a Mac, by demanding a password.  If a correct password  isn't entered after 3 attempts, the program will shut-down the Mac.  This  is version 1.0.1.  It corrects all known problems, including bombing during open on machines without Color QuickDraw. It's recommended that Zorba be  activated upon startup - by selecting it and choosing Set Startup (System  6) or placing it in the Startup Items Folder (System 7) - and then  restarting your computer. READ the documentation to reveal the preset  passwords before you open Zorba!Zing.cpt         AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:U-Z:Zing.cpt     Zing.cpt                                  0      23K      7/28/92     Zing - Zing is a small “chat” application that uses system 7 AppleEvents  for its communication. Ping doesn’t have a lot of bells and whistles, but  it runs in only 30K of memory; small enough to make it possible to run as  startup item for most macs. The problem with most larger talk applications  is that they’re too large to run, so noone bothers, so you can’t talk after all.    WindowScript     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:U-Z:WindowScript WM.cpt     WindowScript WM.cpt                       0     216K      7/28/92     WindowScript WM - WindowScript is a tool for the design of Macintosh  user-interfaces within HyperCard. In the past there were HyperCard stacks  and Macintosh applications - each with its own distinctive interface  objects and feel. WindowScript finally brings to HyperCard the look and  feel of a real Macintosh user-interface.     VoiceWaker1      AMUG CD:Files:Util:after dark:VoiceWaker 1.03.cpt     VoiceWaker 1.03.cpt      1.03             0       7K      7/28/92     VoiceWaker 1.03 - VoiceWaker is a cool new AfterDark™ module that will let  any microphone-equipped Macintosh wake up at the sound of his master's  voice (or anybody else's). It works fine with the built-in microphone of  the new Macs and with Farallon's MacRecorder, as long as the MacRecorder  Driver is installed in the Extensions folder. In screen-saver mode,  VoiceWaker either dims the screen to a constant brightness or makes it  follow the input volume. If the main monitor can't dim, it only obscures  the screen. As soon as the sound input level gets higher than the selected  wake-up volume, VoiceWaker wakes up your Macintosh. VivaldiCatal     AMUG CD:Files:Music:U-Z:Vivaldi Catalog.txt.cpt     Vivaldi Catalog.txt.cpt                      0      15K      7/28/92     Vivaldi Catalog.txt - Here is a complete (as of 1991) listing of all works  by Antonio Vivaldi by thier RV# (as in the P. Ryom catalog).  Any other  Vivaldians out there?       Visions1.0.2     AMUG CD:Files:Art:U-V:Visions 1.0.2.cpt      Visions 1.0.2.cpt        1.0.2            0     304K      7/28/92     Visions 1.0.2 - Visions is an application that opens graphic and animation  files, displays them in a window or in full-screen slide show mode, and  puts a miniature of the image in the icon Finder of the document. Visions  can automatically perform these operations on group of files from the  Finder, by draging file, folder or disk icons on Visions application icon.     VisionLabDem     AMUG CD:Files:Art:U-V:Vision Lab Demo.cpt     Vision Lab Demo.cpt                       0      85K      7/28/92     Vision Lab Demo - this is a demo of Vision Lab for viewing Color Mac files  of various formats.        VideoShopPlu     AMUG CD:Files:QuickTime:T-Z:VideoShop Plug-In Kit 1.0.cpt     VideoShop Plug-In Kit 1.0.cpt     1.0              0      62K      7/28/92     VideoShop Plug-In Kit 1.0 - This document describes interface guidelines,  requirements, conventions and common pitfalls in writing plug-in modules  for DiVA VideoShop.       UNEMPLOYEDBU     AMUG CD:Files:Music:U-Z:UNEMPLOYED BUSH.CPT     UNEMPLOYED BUSH.CPT                       0     124K      7/28/92     UNEMPLOYED BUSH - Democratic presidential candidate Bill Clinton responds  to President Bush's claim that recovery is always preceded by a rise in the unemployment rate by telling Bush that only ONE more unemployed is necessary for real recovery.  (5.5 KHz)      UltimaVIIScr     AMUG CD:Files:Util:U-V:Ultima VII Screensaver v2.0.cpt     Ultima VII Screensaver v2.0.cpt     2.0              0      54K      7/28/92     Ultima VII Screensaver v2.0 - This is version 2.0 of my popular  propagandaware screensaver. Just as before the animtaion is just as slick,  but with the added treat of sound. (wind & and a nasty explosion). Quite a  humorous screensaver. Taken from an easter egg in the real Ultima VII.      TRT.cpt          AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:TRT.cpt     TRT.cpt                                   0       3K      7/28/92     TRT - Notes    This verb can check for valid American Express (AMEX), VISA,  and MasterCard credit card numbers, and will display the the type of card  if valid. Credit card numbers can be entered with embedded spaces or dashes etc for readability. See Also    vericard.      TrigMini-App     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:Trig Mini-Applet.cpt     Trig Mini-Applet.cpt                      0      22K      7/28/92     Trig Mini-Applet - 1. Copy this folder into the UserLand Utilities  sub-folder in your Frontier 1.0 folder. 2. Double-click on the  Trig.Frontier install file to add its glue script table and its shared  menu. 3. Double-click on the Trig application. Check out the oneLiners  outline. Read the readme wptext.     TogetherMF       AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:N-Z:Together MF.cpt       Together MF.cpt                           0      13K      7/28/92     Together - Another Macintosh MIDI file.         ToDo!3.2.1       AMUG CD:Files:DA:T:To Do! 3.2.1.cpt          To Do! 3.2.1.cpt         3.2.1            0      55K      7/28/92     To Do! 3.2.1 - Version 3.2.1 fixes a problem that could cause To Do! to  crash on certain Macs.  This problem was caused by a compiler build snag,  my appologies.  Version 3.2 works with the Quadra instruction cache, sports our new address, and has a few other minor changes over 3.1. If you've  never seen To Do! before, see why MacUser picked it as one of 100 excellent products in the December 1991 issue. To Do! 3 is a desk accessory that  allows you to keep track of the myriad of things you need to do in an  organized and easily accessible manor.  TimeWarpMIDI     AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:N-Z:TimeWarp MIDI.cpt     TimeWarp MIDI.cpt                         0      14K      7/28/92     TimeWarp MIDI - this is a MIDI file for the Mac.         TidBITS#133      AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:TidBITs:126-150:TidBITS#133/13-Jul-92.cpt     TidBITS#133/13-Jul-92.cpt     133              0      15K      7/28/92     TidBITS#133/13-Jul-92 - brings you even more on neat Internet services, and the final word from Hyoward Honasen on Excel 4.0, along with an important  warning about saving from Excel. For those of you with monstrous TIFF  files, you might consider the new Pinnacle Micro 650 MB magneto-optical  drive, but you also might  read about what's wrong with Pinnacle's ads.  Check out next week's issue for exciting new stuff!    THINKBack1.1     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:T:THINK Back 1.1.cpt      THINK Back 1.1.cpt       1.1              0      10K      7/28/92     THINK Back 1.1 - use of a time manager task to regulate calls to  WaitNextEvent, allowing for better control over multifinder friendlines  - use of the new icon manager calls, for color notification icons THINK  Back is an extension that lets you put compiles in the background. If  you're using THINK C or THINK Pascal, you can use this INIT to let you  start a long compile, put THINK C or Pascal in the background, and use your machine for something else while the compiler's working. When the compile  is complete, the Notification manager is used to tell you that it's done.  ThievesTools     AMUG CD:Files:Game:T:Thieves Tools.cpt       Thieves Tools.cpt                         0      14K      7/28/92     Thieves Tools - Thieves’ Tools is a package of two programs, Cheat and Sure Thing, which enable you to do better on games.  This is a shareware  package.  It may be distributed, but only if all of it is kept together.         TerrainMaker     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:TerrainMaker 2.0.cpt     TerrainMaker 2.0.cpt     2.0              0      15K      7/28/92     TerrainMaker 2.0 - TerrainMaker 2.0 is a module for After Dark™ version  2.0.  It generates a fractal landscape using rivers, canyons, mountains,  and lakes.  You can even choose to have the lakes and rivers filled with  raw, toxic sludge!  (Our environmental twist.)      TelebitWorld     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:T:Telebit WorldBlazer.cpt     Telebit WorldBlazer.cpt                      0       7K      7/28/92     Telebit WorldBlazer - Here's the driver for the TeleBit WorldBlazer Modem,  for Microphone II version 4.0, from Software Ventures Corp.        Tablesurepat     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:table sure path.cpt     table sure path.cpt                       0       3K      7/28/92     table sure path - This package adds a new verb to UserTalk, file.surePath.         Table.unique     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:table.uniqueName.cpt     table.uniqueName.cpt                      0       4K      7/28/92     table.uniqueName - This package adds a new verb to UserTalk,  table.uniqueName.        Table.surePa     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:table.surePath.cpt     table.surePath.cpt                        0       3K      7/28/92     table.surePath - This package adds a new verb to UserTalk, file.surePath. To install it, 1. With Frontier 1.0 running, double-click on the  table.surePath file. 2. Launch DocServer, and select the Load Text File  command from the File menu. Select "DocServer Source Text" from this  folder. Hope you like it!     Table.emptyT     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:table.emptyTable.cpt     table.emptyTable.cpt                      0       3K      7/28/92     table.emptyTable - a Frontier Script.         SuperVideo24     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Sq-Sz:SuperVideo 2.49 Up.cpt     SuperVideo 2.49 Up.cpt                      0      82K      7/28/92     SuperVideo 2.49 Up - this updates Supermac Video to version 2.49.         SuperFumbleF     AMUG CD:Files:Game:S:SuperFumbleFingers 2.0.cpt     SuperFumbleFingers 2.0.cpt     2.0              0       7K      7/28/92     SuperFumbleFingers 2.0 - Originally ResEdit was necessary to set the 'STR ' resources within the INIT to the desired strings and then the INIT had to  be placed in the system folder. But now there's Super Fumble Fingers!   Super Fumble Fingers is an application that automates the installation of  the Fumble Fingers INIT.  In fact all the Fumble Fingers resources can now  as an option be installed directly into the system file.    Suites.utils     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:suites.utils.iconstealer.cpt     suites.utils.iconstealer.cpt                      0       2K      7/28/92     suites.utils.iconstealer - this is a Frontier script for icon manipulation.         Suites.state     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:suites.states.cpt     suites.states.cpt                         0       2K      7/28/92     suites.states - This is a Frontier script.         Suites.docCo     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:suites.docCompiler.cpt     suites.docCompiler.cpt                      0       5K      7/28/92     suites.docCompiler - This is a Frontier script for docCompiler.         Styloid.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Word:Sq-Sz:Styloid.cpt         Styloid.cpt                               0      12K      7/28/92     Styloid - is a method for displaying text files in stylized format.         StripList        AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Ss-Sz:StripList.cpt      StripList.cpt                             0       6K      7/28/92     StripList - StripList XFCN can be used to format text. Strip character x to x from each line in a container or variable. Very fast! No more repeat  loops for me...       StarsAndStTT     AMUG CD:Files:Font:S:StarsAndStripesTT.cpt     StarsAndStripesTT.cpt                      0      24K      7/28/92     StarsAndStripesTT - StarsAndStripes is an all caps display font which gives copy a patriotic look. StarsAndStripes gives the typist and graphic artist  versatility to work with a font that can be all stars, all stripes, or  combined stars and stripes. Use for eye-catching, year round notices,  headlines and ad display to convey yankee-doodle, patriotic messages.  Shareware $9. Instead of reaching for clip art books or disks to find stars & stripes messages, reach for the keyboard and click away. I recommend no  lower than 36 pts. It s IDEAL at 48 and up for ad copy, posters, displays   etc.  Available both as True Type and  Type1. StarsAndStT1     AMUG CD:Files:Font:S:StarsAndStripes.cpt     StarsAndStripes.cpt                       0      62K      7/28/92     StarsAndStripes - Type 1, StarsAndStripes is an all caps display font which gives copy a patriotic look. StarsAndStripes gives the typist and graphic  artist versatility to work with a font that can be all stars, all stripes,  or combined stars and stripes. Use for eye-catching, year round notices,  headlines and ad display to convey yankee-doodle, patriotic messages.  Shareware $9. Instead of reaching for clip art books or disks to find stars & stripes messages, reach for the keyboard and click away. I recommend no  lower than 36 pts. It s IDEAL at 48 and up for ad copy, posters, displays   etc. SpareKeyv1.2     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Sn-Sp:Spare Key v1.2.cpt     Spare Key v1.2.cpt       1.2              0       5K      7/28/92     Spare Key v1.2 - Spare Key-- Keyboard driver patch to allow power-on key on Standard and Extended ADB Keyboards (used with Mac II's, LC's, SE's, and  Classics) to be used as more than just a power-on switch. Copyright © 1989, 1991 by Ryoji Watanabe.      SoundEffects     AMUG CD:Files:Game:S:SoundEffects.cpt        SoundEffects.cpt                          0     157K      7/28/92     SoundEffects - The digitized sound effects package for MacTrek 1.5.1.  Includes things like phaser and torpedo fire, Red Alert sounds, and more.  The program self-installs the sounds into a copy of MacTrek.       Smallfortuec     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:small fortue cookie.cpt     small fortue cookie.cpt                      0      16K      7/28/92     small fortue cookie - This verb uses an associated table of "fortunes",  which will automatically be installed if the installation script for this  verb is allowed to run normally. This verb also depends on the randomness  of the random number generator - you will probably want to install the  Randomize verb, that overcomes a bug in Frontier™ 1.0 related to the random number generator. The fortunes comes in two sizes (at present) - big and  small; the big one requires more memory, and you may have to increase the  memory size for the Frontier application in some environments.  Slivers.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Slivers.cpt     Slivers.cpt                               0       8K      7/28/92     Slivers - this is an After Dark module.         SliderPalett     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Si-Sr:SliderPalette.cpt     SliderPalette.cpt                         0      13K      7/28/92     SliderPalette - This stack allows you to create palettes with sliders much  like the elevator control on windows.          SleepAlert       AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Powerbook:SleepAlert.cpt     SleepAlert.cpt                            0       3K      7/28/92     SleepAlert - SleepAlert suppresses the warning dialog that appears if you  try to put a PowerBook to sleep while AppleTalk is turned on.  It basically simulates clicking the Sleep button. It turns out that there are 3  different dialogs (in increasing order of severity) that might appear,  depending on the situation, (1) AppleTalk is turned on, (2) You have a file server mounted, (3) Some program is actively using AppleTalk.    Site-to-Site     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:S:Site-to-Site 1.0.cpt     Site-to-Site 1.0.cpt     1.0              0      24K      7/28/92     Site-to-Site 1.0 - Site-to-Site, a drag-and-drop utility (Drop Rob-Box),  moves all selected items (disks, folders, files) into a newly created or  existing directory. If items are moved from one disk to another, the items  can be optionally deleted from the source disk. Integrity of directory  contents (file locations, labels, etc.) is maintained.     SimPiglet.cp     AMUG CD:Files:Game:S:SimPiglet.cpt           SimPiglet.cpt                             0      71K      7/28/92     SimPiglet - this is a very funny application that squeals like a pig and  creates funny noises while you work on your Macintosh.        SGNews2592       AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:UGNews:SGNews2592.cpt     SGNews2592.cpt                            0      73K      7/28/92     SGNews2592 - this is UG News volume 25 of 1992 with info on BBS in a BOX  and other press releases.        SetOutlinePr     AMUG CD:Files:Font:S:SetOutlinePreferred 1.0.cpt     SetOutlinePreferred 1.0.cpt     1.0              0       4K      7/28/92     SetOutlinePreferred 1.0 - SetOutlinePreferred is a very simple FKEY named  after the corresponding Font Manager routine that tells the Font Manager to prefer either TrueType or bit mapped fonts for screen display or printing. “If a TrueType font and a bit mapped font are available (using the same  typeface, size, and style) for a font request, the default behavior for the Font Manager is to choose the bit mapped font, in order to maintain  compatibility...”  Inside Mac, vol. VI, p 12-18.   SetClockMacr     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:S:Set Clock Macro.cpt      Set Clock Macro.cpt                       0       3K      7/28/92     Set Clock Macro - uses Excel to set your clocks.         SerialMouse      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Sd-Sm:Serial Mouse.cpt     Serial Mouse.cpt                          0      12K      7/28/92     Serial Mouse - This cdev/init allows you to connect a IBM type serial mouse to your Macintosh, and use that instead of the standard Macintosh mouse.   It works with Microsoft and Mouse Systems compatible mice.  (just about the only two types of serial mice that are out there).  Yocan even use IBM type serial trackballs with it!  Connect the mouse up to one of the serial ports of your Macintosh, and drop this cdev/init into your System folder.  Use  the control panel or System 7 to set-up the mouse driver. This allows you  to set up which port the mouse is connected to, and what type of mouse it  is. ScreenInit       AMUG CD:Files:Util:S-Sc:Screen Init.cpt      Screen Init.cpt                           0      14K      7/28/92     Screen Init - This allows a person to have a different start up screen than the boring "Welcome to Macintosh" one.  With this program you can place a  bunch of startup screens in a special folder in your system folder and each time you start up there will be a new screen!!!      Scratchpad       AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:scratchpad.cdemo1.cpt     scratchpad.cdemo1.cpt                      0       8K      7/28/92     scratchpad.cdemo1 - This script produces a list of all the script objects  in an app table. It prompts you for the name of the application and then  creates an outline of all the scripts in its "app table". Written by Dave  Winer for Baiss Magnusson of AutoDesk, to help list his 200+ Frontier  verbs! It's a good example of how to use the table.visit verb, which seems  to be kind of confusing. Maybe this script will clear up the confusion?    ScienceTeach     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:S:Science Teachers Lab     Science Teachers Lab                      0     174K      7/28/92     Science Teachers Lab - contains 208 quickie demos for science classes from  School House Mac.        SchedulerSui     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:Scheduler Suite.cpt     Scheduler Suite.cpt                       0       7K      7/28/92     Scheduler Suite - Is there a script you want to run at the same time every  day? Or every hour on the hour? That's what the Scheduler Suite is for --  it turns Frontier into a real-time operating system for scripts.  There are two menu items that add a new task to the schedule. Add an Hourly Task…  adds a task that runs every hour-on-the-hour. The command prompts you for a single-line script. Click on OK to add the task. If there's a task you want performed every night at 2AM, select the Add an Overnight Task… command.   Savvy.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:S:Savvy.cpt      Savvy.cpt                                 0       6K      7/28/92     Savvy - Extension--drop in system folder and restart.  It modifies "Get  Info" dialog box to display an application's System 7 savvy and 32-bit  cleanliness.  Invaluable for testing applications--don't find out the hard  way. Due to popular demand, we have been able to glean a bit more  information regarding the codes provided by this init.  Savvy apparently  reads the SIZE resource and reports the settings contained in that  resource.    SaturdayMorn     AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:N-Z:Saturday Morning Fever MF.cpt     Saturday Morning Fever MF.cpt                      0      12K      7/28/92     Saturday Morning Fever - this is a Macintosh MIDI file.         Salutation       AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:salutation.cpt     salutation.cpt                            0       3K      7/28/92     salutation - This verb is designed to be used from the user's customStartup script, so that a greeting may be given everytime Frontier is started up.        SafetyBelt       AMUG CD:Files:Util:S-Sc:Safety Belt.cpt      Safety Belt.cpt                           0      23K      7/28/92     Safety Belt - The Alysis Safety Belt is a control panel that notifies users whenever a temporary file is left on their hard disk.  After a system  crash, these files may contain the most recently edited data of a work in  progress.  Safety Belt alerts users to the presence of the files and  reminds them of how to make use of the files to avoid the loss of data.     RUBIKCLOCKST     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Q-R:RUBIKCLOCKSTACK.cpt     RUBIKCLOCKSTACK.cpt                       0      11K      7/28/92     RUBIKCLOCKSTACK - This HyperCard (2.1) stack simulates the Rubik's  Clock(tm) puzzle made by the Cube Man himself. If you own the Clock puzzle, my stack will give you the basic steps to solving it. A future version will solve it while-you-watch, but I'll need some user support before I put the  time into it... *I* already know how to solve it, you see. :) The nifty  graphics (close to the origional) and easy to use controls (just drag the  hands about the clock - like a dial) make this simulation simple to  operate.   Rhodes.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Game:R:Rhodes.cpt              Rhodes.cpt                                0      52K      7/28/92     Rhodes - Try to get the Rhodes Scholar through the hedge maze at Oxford by  adding and deleting pieces of the hedge.  Get him through enough levels and you might get a scholarship yourself. Although it certainly works well with color machines, Rhodes was designed for the Mac Plus.  Because of the way  the older Macs use sounds, though, the game runs best on them with the  sound turned off. (This can be done within the program.)  But, try it with  the sound on first. You might find performance isn't degraded below  acceptable bounds.  Replace.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:replace.cpt     replace.cpt                               0       2K      7/28/92     replace - This is a Frontier Script for replacing files.         ReallyNukeTT     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:reallyNukeTT.cpt     reallyNukeTT.cpt                          0       2K      7/28/92     reallyNukeTT - This is a frontier script for getting rid of True Type.         RealityAD        AMUG CD:Files:Util:after dark:Reality AD.cpt     Reality AD.cpt                            0      14K      7/28/92     Reality AD - is another After Dark module for your collection.         Randomfortun     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:random fortune cookie.cpt     random fortune cookie.cpt                      0       4K      7/28/92     random fortune cookie - This verb overcomes a bug in Frontier™ 1.0. The bug is that the pseudo-random number generator uses the same sequence everytime Frontier is launched - this may be useful in some circumstances, but was  not for me. When the Randomize verb is installed in Frontier, a code  resource (of type RAND) is added to the Frontier.root file - the code  contained in this resource "seeds" the psuedo-random number generator  sequence with the current time of day. A call to Randomize in your  customStartup script is suggested.  Rackham.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Font:Q-R:Rackham.cpt           Rackham.cpt                               0      25K      7/28/92     Rackham - The Rackham font is based on the lettering style used by Arthur  Rackham in captioning and titling books he illustrated.  The original was a freehand lettering style.  This version is based on the best and most  consistent examples of each character. Rackham is part of the Scriptorium  Font Library and is distributed as shareware.  Both TT and Type 1 versions  are included in this file. This demo font contains only the 26 upper case  characters, no lower case, numerals or puncuation. See enclosed shareware  note for obtaining the complete font.  QuicKeys.Fro     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:QuicKeys.Frontier.cpt     QuicKeys.Frontier.cpt                      0       3K      7/28/92     QuicKeys.Frontier - contains a Frontier Script for use with Quickeys.         PwrBkMIDIInf     AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:N-Z:PwrBk MIDI Info - 4/2/92.cpt     PwrBk MIDI Info - 4/2/92.cpt                      0      11K      7/28/92     PwrBk MIDI Info - 4/2/92 - contains info on MIDI incompatabilities with the Powerbook.        PuzzleTime       AMUG CD:Files:Game:N-P:PuzzleTime.cpt        PuzzleTime.cpt                            0      12K      7/28/92     PuzzleTime - PuzzleTime is a replacement for the Puzzle in your Apple Menu. Rather than just letting you solve a puzzle with a picture in it, this one  lets you pick a QuickTime movie that plays in the pieces as you move them  around!  Must be seen to be believed.      Private.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Pm-Pz:Private.cpt         Private.cpt                               0       4K      7/28/92     Private - This is an INIT resource that you can put into your system folder to keep track of what applications are used on your Macintosh. Whenever an  application is launched, Private Eye makes a note of the application name  and the time/date in a file called "logfile" that it creates in your system folder. This is useful for machines with public access.  It enables you to  tell what's happened while you were gone. Be sure to clear out the log  periodically as it can get quite large.   PrinceofPers     AMUG CD:Files:Game:N-P:Prince of Persia Demo.cpt     Prince of Persia Demo.cpt                      0     633K      7/28/92     Prince of Persia Demo - this is a demo of the Prince of Persia from  Broderbund. Special version for the LC is included. Requires Color Mac.        PremierPlug      AMUG CD:Files:QuickTime:P:Premier Plug-In Kit 1.0.cpt     Premier Plug-In Kit 1.0.cpt     1.0              0      25K      7/28/92     Premier Plug-In Kit 1.0 - This document is designed for those people  wishing to write their own plug-in special effects and filters for use with Adobe Premiere™. Premiere plug-ins are separate files with embedded code  resources which are called to perform the useful work of the filter or  effect. Filters and Effects use slightly different calling parameters, but  both are similar in nature to Adobe Photoshop™ Plug-ins.    PowerBookSui     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:PowerBook Suite.cpt     PowerBook Suite.cpt                       0       6K      7/28/92     PowerBook Suite - contains a Frontier Script for maintaining your  Powerbook.        PowerBookGui     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Powerbook:PowerBook Guide, 2nd ed.cpt     PowerBook Guide, 2nd ed.cpt                      0      66K      7/28/92     PowerBook Guide, 2nd ed - This is the 2nd edition of the PowerBook Guide  from Apple Computer listing all sorts of resources for Powerbook users.        PirateAttack     AMUG CD:Files:Game:N-P:Pirate Attack!.cpt     Pirate Attack!.cpt                        0     219K      7/28/92     Pirate Attack! - A World Builder graphics-text adventure game written by  Zeba Kimmel. This program is shareware. If you solve the game, please send  one dollar to Zeba Kimmel Box 4361, Brown University, Providence, RI  02912       PICTstoMovie     AMUG CD:Files:QuickTime:P:PICTs to Movie.cpt     PICTs to Movie.cpt                        0      38K      7/28/92     PICTs to Movie - This is a freeware application (actually it's "workware";  please see the opening credits) which will make a QuickTime movie out of a  numbered set of PICTs. I did not write this program; I downloaded it from  the great Sumex machine at Stanford. There is no documentation to go along  with it, but to use it properly all you need to do is have a series of  PICTs which are numbered (e.g., "Picture1", "Picture2", "Picture3", etc.)  and specify how many you want to be incorporated into the movie when  prompted. Quite easy, but the interface is a bit counter-intuitive. You  might need to experiment a few times before getting the hang of it. OverTheRainb     AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:N-Z:Over The Rainbow MF.cpt     Over The Rainbow MF.cpt                      0       6K      7/28/92     Over The Rainbow - this is a Macintosh MIDI file format tune.         NetworkUtili     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:Network Utilities.cpt     Network Utilities.cpt                      0      10K      7/28/92     Network Utilities - Imagine you’re the network manager for a classroom full of Macintoshes. Everday, dozens of students come into the lab to do their  assignments and projects In the course of a day, new files get created,  essential files are accidentally deleted. So once a day, you shut the  system down and visit all the computerand replace missing files and delete  extraneous ones, by manually pointing clicking and dragging. NightWatch --  the first UserLand network utility, does this for you automatically and  very carefully. It produces a detailed report of all the updating and  cleaning up it did. NetworkLists     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:N-O:Network Listservers.cpt     Network Listservers.cpt                      0      48K      7/28/92     Network Listservers - this is a list of all the internet network servers.         NeatFolders      AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:Neat Folders.cpt     Neat Folders.cpt                          0       2K      7/28/92     Neat Folders - this is a Frontier script that helps with folder setup.         Mymenus.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:mymenus.cpt     mymenus.cpt                               0       2K      7/28/92     mymenus - this is a Frontier script that creates menus.         MusicTime1.0     AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:H-M:MusicTime 1.0 Demo.cpt     MusicTime 1.0 Demo.cpt     1.0 demo         0     290K      7/28/92     MusicTime 1.0 Demo - This demo of MusicTime 1.0 will allow you to compose  and notate music on your desktop! You can play music from your MIDI  instruments and watch it become notation on your screen! Sample files are  included. This demo does not save or print.      MotherCountr     AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:H-M:Mother Country MF.cpt     Mother Country MF.cpt                      0      13K      7/28/92     Mother Country - this is a MIDI file for the musical mac.         MNEWS40.CPT      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:M:MNEWS40.CPT             MNEWS40.CPT              40               0     132K      7/28/92     MNEWS40 - This is modem news volume 40 with information for BBS users. This is the June 1992 issue.        MissionThund     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:M-O:Mission Thunderbolt.cpt     Mission Thunderbolt.cpt                      0       5K      7/28/92     Mission Thunderbolt - Review of Casady & Greene's published game Mission  THUNDERBOLT. First seen at San Francisco Expo 92. 1.5 page Word 4.0 format.        MIND5.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Bus:M:MIND5.cpt                MIND5.cpt                                 0      22K      7/28/92     MIND5 - now Thyself:  The Mentifex Design for Artificial Intelligence.  Standard Technical Report Number MENTIFEX/AI-5. Once we know all there is  to know about the workings of the human brain, we will have a choice of  several obvious approaches to the task of teaching students the essential  workings of the mind.  We could teach about the brain-mind in terms of how  it evolved through the eons, or how it develops in the life of the  individual, or how it functions in a mature specimen. This article presents the author's model of the workings of the brain-mind, not in terms of  sweeping generalizations but on the ultimate and unambiguous level of the  switching-circuit logic of nerve cells.MIND4.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Bus:M:MIND4.cpt                MIND4.cpt                                 0      26K      7/28/92     MIND4 - Natural Language through Abstract Memory (July 1979) Standard  Technical Report Number MENTIFEX/AI-A model is proposed for the functioning of natural language in a mind.  The model results from investigating and  combining information-processing of two types that of inexact patterns  (e.g., visual images), and that of symbolic code (i.e., natural language).  First an underlying model is presented for the input/output data-flows of  the sensorium/motorium of the human mind, including its memory.    MIND3.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Bus:M:MIND3.cpt                MIND3.cpt                                 0      61K      7/28/92     MIND3 - Artificial Intelligence Theory Journal, Part One of Three
Standard  Technical Report Number: MENTIFEX/AI-1 Threshold Parameters of  Consciousness. A paper for the mind. Artificial Intelligence Theory  Journal, Part Three of Three.      MIND2.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Bus:M:MIND2.cpt                MIND2.cpt                                 0      56K      7/28/92     MIND2 - Artificial Intelligence Theory Journal, Part One of Three
Standard  Technical Report Number:  MENTIFEX/AI-1 Threshold Parameters of  Consciousness. A paper for the mind. Artificial Intelligence Theory  Journal, Part Two of Three.      MIND1.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Bus:M:MIND1.cpt                MIND1.cpt                                 0      40K      7/28/92     MIND1 - Artificial Intelligence Theory Journal, Part One of Three
Standard  Technical Report Number:  MENTIFEX/AI-1 Threshold Parameters of  Consciousness. A paper for the mind.       Menus.wptx.c     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:menus.wptx.cpt     menus.wptx.cpt                            0       2K      7/28/92     menus.wptx - this is a Frontier script that helps with menus.         MemINIT2.0.3     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Md-Mz:MemINIT 2.0.3 Source.cpt     MemINIT 2.0.3 Source.cpt     2.03             0      63K      7/28/92     MemINIT 2.0.3 Source - The source code for MemINIT 2.0.3. Writing directly  to the screen, including handling color, even 32-bit and 16-bit color Switching temporarily to 32-bit addressing to access the video card.       MasterTracks     AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:H-M:Master Tracks 5.0.1 Demo.cpt     Master Tracks 5.0.1 Demo.cpt     5.0.1demo        0     235K      7/28/92     Master Tracks 5.0.1 Demo - This is a demo of MasterTracks Pro 5.0.1 from  Passport Designs Inc. This is a professional sequencer application that  does everything but save files. This version is slick!       MasterScript     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:M-Md:MasterScript WM.cpt     MasterScript WM.cpt                       0     187K      7/28/92     MasterScript WM.cpt         MaleVoiceIns     AMUG CD:Files:Game:M:Male Voice Installer.cpt     Male Voice Installer.cpt                      0     331K      7/28/92     Male Voice Installer - The Male Computer DigiVoice file for MacTrek 1.5.1.  The file contains a self-installing application and a ReadMe file with  instructions on use and creating your own voice clips.       MakeMagic        AMUG CD:Files:Game:M:MakeMagic.cpt           MakeMagic.cpt                             0      45K      7/28/92     MakeMagic - is a number game for the Mac that creates a Magic square where  the numbers all add up.        MACTREK1.5.1     AMUG CD:Files:Game:M:MACTREK 1.5.1.cpt       MACTREK 1.5.1.cpt        1.5.1            0     212K      7/28/92     MACTREK 1.5.1 - The latest revision of MacTrek, version 1.5.1. This is a  version of the classic "Star Trek" hacker's game from the early '70s,  written with a Mac interface in mind -- but still retaining the "feel" of  the old hacker's game. New features in 1.5.1 include more active Klingons,  difficulty levels, numerous bug fixes and cleanups on the screen displays,  System 7 compatibility, limited color, and optional digitized sound effects and voices. To save download time for those who don't want the digitized  sounds, I'm uploading them as separate, self-installing packages; they  currently include a male computer DigiVoice and a sound effects package. MacSpkrBox       AMUG CD:Files:Music:M:MacSpkrBox.cpt         MacSpkrBox.cpt                            0      67K      7/28/92     MacSpkrBox - Demo version of macspeakerbox software which automatically  designs optimal bass reflex and closed box enclosures based on thiele-small driver parameters.  Lets the designer vary box parameters such as volume  and port length and then graph the frequency response.  Driver parameters  can be saved in a library for future use. Program will format output data  for use with other database management programs. Full version available for macintosh computers (pre-system 7) for $39.95.         MacQubic2.2      AMUG CD:Files:Game:M:MacQubic2.2.cpt         MacQubic2.2.cpt          2.2              0      20K      7/28/92     MacQubic2.2 - this is a fun 4 level checker type game.         MacintoshDic     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:M-O:Macintosh Dictionary Review.cpt     Macintosh Dictionary Review.cpt                      0       5K      7/28/92     Macintosh Dictionary Review - A review of Andy Baird's new book defining  all the jargon and phrases commonly found in the Mac world. If you pick  this up for publication in a newsletter, please send a copy to G. Kazdin 31 Williams Ave., Pocasset MA 02559      MACINTERCOMM     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:M:MACINTERCOMM.TXT.cpt     MACINTERCOMM.TXT.cpt                      0       3K      7/28/92     MACINTERCOMM.TXT - Press release describing a fantastic new  Telecommunications program. LOS ANGELES, CA   July 6, 1992   Mercury  Systems today announced MacIntercomm, a full-featured multitasking  telecommunications program that lets Macintosh computer users transfer  files completely in the background even during the most intensive tasks.   The product will ship in August,92.    LaserWriterU     AMUG CD:Files:Apple:LaserWriter Utility 7.2.cpt     LaserWriter Utility 7.2.cpt                      0     140K      7/28/92     LaserWriter Utility 7.2 - this is a great utility for checking on your  Laserwriter from Apple computer.        KodaluxPCDDe     AMUG CD:Files:Art:J-K:Kodalux PCD Dealers•.cpt     Kodalux PCD Dealers•.cpt                      0      24K      7/28/92     Kodalux PCD Dealers - A current list of U.S. Kodalux Dealers who will be  offering Photo CD services for 35mm slides and negatives, begining August  15, 1992. Tab-delineated text format.       JPEGView0.9      AMUG CD:Files:Art:J-K:JPEGView  0.9.cpt      JPEGView  0.9.cpt        .9               0      88K      7/28/92     JPEGView  0.9 - The is the first public release of JPEGView (version 0.9),  a freeware utility for viewing both JFIF and compressed PICT files, as well as converting between the two formats.       JohnLovesQT      AMUG CD:Files:QuickTime:H:John Love’s CQuickTime.cpt     John Love’s CQuickTime.cpt                      0     487K      7/28/92     John Love’s CQuickTime - The application, written using Symantec's THINK  C's TCL, is a complete QuickTime Movie editor ... yes, I know there are  several already out there, but I really believe you'll be very, very  impressed with mine (did you honestly expect me to say differently ???).      ItsYourDefau     AMUG CD:Files:Font:I:Its Your Default! 1.0.cpt     Its Your Default! 1.0.cpt     1.0              0      20K      7/28/92     Its Your Default! 1.0 - It’s Your Default! provides you with a means of  setting the default application font. It can be set for the current session (until you restart), or the changes can be saved across restarts in  Parameter RAM. The default application font is the standard font used by  applications. It should not be confused with the System font, which the  System uses to draw menus and window titles. TeachText and control panels  are two examples of programs that depend on the application font.   Internet.lib     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:I-L:internet.library.cpt     internet.library.cpt                      0     109K      7/28/92     internet.library - "Internet-Accessible Library Catalogs and Databases" is  coauthored by Dr. Art St. George of the University of New Mexico and Dr.  Ron Larsen of the  University of Maryland. Dr. St. George says this  document, "began as an  effort to provide additional service to the network community locally.  However, it became apparent that the library resources  were of broader  appeal than that."  It contains a listing of over 100  online library catalogs and  databases available within the United States  and beyond. It contains listings of U.S. and international library catalogs and databases, dial-up libraries, Campus-Wide Online Information Systems. Interconnect     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:I-L:Interconnectivity.cpt     Interconnectivity.cpt                      0       5K      7/28/92     Interconnectivity - INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIVITY Version 5 - April 10, 1992.  Includes details, e.g., on connections, sites, contacts, protocols, etc. on Internet sites.       Info.cpt         AMUG CD:Files:Util:In-Iz:Info....cpt         Info....cpt                               0      22K      7/28/92     Info.... - this is a nice tool to get info on your files and your hard  drive.        Inet.Society     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:I-L:Inet.Soc..cpt         Inet.Soc..cpt                             0      10K      7/28/92     Inet.Soc - Combined files describing the Internet Society, minutes of its  first meeting, and application to join.  "The Internet Society is an  international professional organization established for evolving and  extending availability of the techniques and technologies that allow  diverse information systems to openly communicate.  It also includes the  huge network of networks known asthe Internet which links millions of users worldwide.  These technologies and the Internet are very rapidly evolving  and widely viewed as critically important infrastructure.  Importb2file     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:importb2file..cpt     importb2file..cpt                         0       3K      7/28/92     importb2file - For those beta sites that have been working with 1.0b2,  here's a Desktop script that imports files exported from 1.0b2 into 1.0b3.  (1.0b3 uses a different Export format that isn't directly compatable with  that of earlier versions.) Requires Frontier 1.0b3.      IllustratorB     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:H-L:Illustrator Book.cpt     Illustrator Book.cpt                      0      23K      7/28/92     Illustrator Book - Here's a review of another of Peachpit Press' excellent  Macintosh books. Illustrator Illuminated is a casebook of professional  artists working on different projects. Many insights into the program, as  well as into the creative process, are provided. Our reviewer, an engineer  and long-time Mac enthusiast, has included two of his own illustrations.  Reprinted from Mac Monitor, newsletter of the Savannah Macintosh Users  Group.   Icons/Custom     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Icons/Customizing FIM 1.1.cpt     Icons/Customizing FIM 1.1.cpt     1.1              0      37K      7/28/92     Icons/Customizing FIM 1.1 - FIM 1.1 allows you to select a (preset)  resource file to use for the base icon, but you have to open it (FIM) each  time.  For "the odd time," this is fine.  But for those who have the space  and inclination to set up some "factory work" machinery, you can make a  copy of FIM (1.1) for each base icon, paste the appropriate res file in,  adjust 'SHFT' if needed, and just drag 'n drop like a maniac.  I like to  keep such things handy at least, for the "even times," when you want to  chase a few crazy ideas around.  ICONCrash!       AMUG CD:Files:Util:after dark:ICON Crash!.cpt     ICON Crash!.cpt                           0       5K      7/28/92     ICON Crash! - is a funny after dark module.         HPDeskJet2.1     AMUG CD:Files:Util:G-H:HP DeskJet 2.1.cpt     HP DeskJet 2.1.cpt                        0     490K      7/28/92     HP DeskJet 2.1 - BatchPrint is free; this means that everyone is free to  use it and free to redistribute it on a free basis.  BatchPrint is not in  the public domain; it is copyrighted and there are restrictions on its  distribution, but these restrictions are designed to permit everything that a good cooperating citizen would want to do.  What is not allowed is to try to prevent others from further sharing any version of BatchPrint that they  might get from you.  The precise conditions are found in the BatchPrint  General Public License that comes with BatchPrint and also appears  following this section. GWorldDemo       AMUG CD:Files:Game:F-G:GWorldDemo.cpt        GWorldDemo.cpt                            0      10K      7/28/92     GWorldDemo - is a funny demo of a bouncing head.         GEnieNavigat     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:G:GEnie Navigator.cpt     GEnie Navigator.cpt                       0      61K      7/28/92     GEnie Navigator - GEnie Navigator 1.0 for Microphone II, 4.0 or higher. A complete Microphone setting allowing easy setup and navigation on GEnie,  as well as online/offline email reading, replying and composing. Other features include bulletin board management, automatic downloads, Real Time Conference/Chat Lines setup, and much more...And best of all, it's  FREE!    Frect.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Frect.cpt      Frect.cpt                                 0       9K      7/28/92     Frect - is a fractal After Dark Module.         Fractals1.31     AMUG CD:Files:Util:after dark:Fractals 1.31.cpt     Fractals 1.31.cpt        1.31             0      17K      7/28/92     Fractals 1.31 - Fractals (formerly Mandelbrot) is an AfterDark™ module that generates fractal images from the well-known Mandelbrot set. ill also run  on 68000-based, black & white Macs. Version 1.31 saves a PICT file when the the Caps Lock key is toggled (either on or off) and includes the Fractal  Viewer application, which can display several PICT files at once and uses  only 64K of RAM. All PICT files are stored in a folder named "Fractal  Images" at the root level of the startup disk. Note that color images take  up a lot of disk space, so make sure you've got enough before you save your images. FormulaClub      AMUG CD:Files:Game:F-G:Formula Club.cpt      Formula Club.cpt                          0      31K      7/28/92     Formula Club - The Formula Club Game is an interactive program for  practicing chemical symbols and formulas with teacher-edited ions and  comments for student responses. The Macintosh randomly generates chemical  formulas from the ion list saved in the program. The name of the formula is displayed in large font so several kids can participate. The student types  in and enters the formula.      FindBogusDat     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:findBogusDates.cpt     findBogusDates.cpt                        0       4K      7/28/92     findBogusDates - Do ever come across a file on your hard disk that was  created on January 1, 1904? Or a file that was modified in the year 2016? Or a file that whose modification date pre-dates its creation date? If so, and if it bothers you (or your backup software) this script will fix things up. It's a Frontier desktop script, so when you double-click on it  in the Finder it searchs all the files and folders in the folder it was  launched from.   Findalias        AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:find alias.cpt     find alias.cpt                            0       2K      7/28/92     find alias - This frontier script allows you to find alias files.         FileShareMon     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:FileShare Monitor.cpt     FileShare Monitor.cpt                      0       3K      7/28/92     FileShare Monitor - This Frontier script allows you to monitor File  sharing.        FileMakerPro     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:F-G:FileMaker Pro Demo.cpt     FileMaker Pro Demo.cpt                      0     379K      7/28/92     FileMaker Pro Demo - this isa demo of FileMaker for your evaluation.         FidoNets7/92     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:Fido_Nets_7/92        Fido_Nets_7/92                            0      26K      7/28/92     Fido_Nets_7/92 - is a DA with all of the Fido point information from TAC.         FCBMonitor       AMUG CD:Files:Util:F-Fi:FCB Monitor.cpt      FCB Monitor.cpt                           0       7K      7/28/92     FCB Monitor - This freeware application allows you to view how many files  you have open, what the maximum number of files you may have open is set  to, and a graph showing the percentage used.  It also allows you to  increase the number of files you can have open (this feature only works  under System 6 - System 7 will automatically increase the number of open  files allowed if needed).    ExpositionTT     AMUG CD:Files:Font:E:Exposition Sampler(TrueTyp.cpt     Exposition Sampler(TrueTyp.cpt                      0       7K      7/28/92     Exposition Sampler (TrueType - This is a demonstration font of my new type  design called "Exposition". This is an elegant face with narrow stem widths and sharp serifs. It is based on hand-lettering of a poster used at the  turn of the century (1906). The demo version of this design includes all  the characters needed to spell out the word, "exposition", in both upper  and lowercase characters.Also included is an alternate "p" character and  the nested characters "Po". These are accessed by typing "option-p" and  "option-shift-p" respectively.  ExpositionT1     AMUG CD:Files:Font:E:Exposition Sampler(Type-1).cpt     Exposition Sampler(Type-1).cpt                      0      13K      7/28/92     Exposition Sampler (Type-1) - This is a demonstration font of my new type  design called "Exposition". This is an elegant face with narrow stem widths and sharp serifs. It is based on hand-lettering of a poster used at the  turn of the century (1906). The demo version of this design includes all  the characters needed to spell out the word, "exposition", in both upper  and lowercase characters.Also included is an alternate "p" character and  the nested characters "Po". These are accessed by typing "option-p" and  "option-shift-p" respectively.  ExpertSetsAr     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:D-G:Expert Sets Article.cpt     Expert Sets Article.cpt                      0     280K      7/28/92     Expert Sets Article - This is a big and comprehensive article dealing with  a topic about which newcomers are largely ignorant and even many  professionals find confusing -- expert font sets. A Professor at The  Savannah College of Art and Design said that this article should be  required reading in typography classes, but Mac novices will also  appreciate it. The article runs about four pages and includes many  illustrations (several in eps format).    EUCHRE5.1        AMUG CD:Files:Game:D-E:EUCHRE 5.1.cpt        EUCHRE 5.1.cpt           5.1              0     128K      7/28/92     EUCHRE 5.1 - To those of you who have previous versions of Euchre (for  instance, v. 5.0 was downloaded by nearly 900 America Onliners alone),  you'll find v.5.1 totally compatible with all versions of System 7,  including tune-up.        Emptytable       AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:empty table.cpt     empty table.cpt                           0       4K      7/28/92     empty table - This package adds a new verb to UserTalk, table.emptyTable. To install it, 1. With Frontier 1.0 running, double-click on the  table.emptyTable file. 2. Launch DocServer, and select the Load Text File  command from the File menu. Select "DocServer Source Text" from this  folder. Hope you like it!     DWMenu.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:DWMenu.cpt     DWMenu.cpt                                0       9K      7/28/92     DWMenu - I had this lying around in my Frontier.root, and I wasn't sure how to distribute it, but it has some very useful stuff in it, especially if  you're distributing Frontier scripts, tables, objects, etc.       Dr.Circuit       AMUG CD:Files:Prog:D-G:Dr.Circuit.cpt        Dr.Circuit.cpt                            0      67K      7/28/92     Dr.Circuit - Dr. Circuit is a Macintosh program that is a design tool for  circuit designers.  It can help reduce the amount of rewiring that happens  in the lab.  The program analyses linear, analog circuits and can display  the waveform at any node, the frequency response or the phase response.  It can be used for amplifiers, filters, and any circuit which uses resistors,  capacitors, inductors, op amps and voltage or current sources.  The op amps provide quite a bit of flexibility because they can be used for  amplification, inversion, differentiation, integration and much more.  DottydaDoo1      AMUG CD:Files:Util:after dark:Dotty da Doo 1.11.cpt     Dotty da Doo 1.11.cpt     1.11             0       5K      7/28/92     Dotty da Doo 1.11 - Dotty da Doo is an AfterDark™ module that shows some  square dots bouncing horizontally in the screen and creating some weird  superposition effects after a few bounces… I can't really explain it, so  just take a look and enjoy. HAVE FUN! And don't forget to $$$ SEND YOUR  CONTRIBUTION $$$ so that more cool utilities will see the light in the near future, at the low-low-low costs of shareware.    DoorPrize        AMUG CD:Files:Apple:DoorPrize.cpt            DoorPrize.cpt                             0      14K      7/28/92     DoorPrize - is a copy of the Apple Dayton door prize picker application.         DocServer1.1     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:DocServer 1.1b5.cpt     DocServer 1.1b5.cpt      1.1b5            0      70K      7/28/92     DocServer 1.1b5 - DocServer provides on-line documentation for Frontier  script writers. Each new release of DocServer also includes a new Frontier  install file for DocServer, containing commands for DocServer’s shared  menus, and scripts that connect Frontier scripts to the Apple Events  implemented by DocServer.     DiskIcons        AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Disk Icons.cpt      Disk Icons.cpt                            0       9K      7/28/92     Disk Icons - System 7 provides facilities for color icons for files and for disks. Through an inexplicable oversight, Apple forgot to make the icons  for floppy disks display in color. Furthermore, hard disks usually have  icons created by their manufacturer without provision for color icons.  The documents included in the Disk Icons folder will allow you to replace the  black & white icon for your hard disk with color icons. You can also make  floppies display in color.   DimWatts.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Util:after dark:DimWatts.cpt     DimWatts.cpt                              0       5K      7/28/92     DimWatts - Although a PowerBook™ user always has the option of putting  his/her machine to “sleep,”, I wanted a more dynamic, but yet energy  efficient screen blanker.  None of the available screen blankers had yet  incorporated the ability to dim the backlight, so I wrote one. DimWatts is  a simple, but useful hack I put together as an AfterDark™ module.  I am  considering adding other Power Manager features such as “Rest,” and  “Sleep,”  and localtalk, and modem control.  Feedback may be influential.   DeleteWordTe     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:deleteWordTemps.cpt     deleteWordTemps.cpt                       0       2K      7/28/92     deleteWordTemps - this is a frontier script for deleting Word Temp  files.        DeleteWordBa     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:Delete Word Backups.cpt     Delete Word Backups.cpt                      0       2K      7/28/92     Delete Word Backups - this is a frontier script for deleting Word backup  files.        DClass.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Util:D-De:dClass.cpt           dClass.cpt                                0      12K      7/28/92     dClass - version 2.5 overwrites all data on a hard drive so that it may not be retrieved in any manner.        DateBook1.0D     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:D-E:DateBook1.0Demo.cpt     DateBook1.0Demo.cpt                       0     324K      7/28/92     DateBook1.0Demo - This demo is limited to twenty items, i.e you can enter  no more than twenty events in your calendar. Other than this limitation, we made this demo version fully functional so that you can thoroughly “test  drive” DateBook. Tracks appointments, to-do lists, and tasks, Provides  year, month, week, day, and list views, Prints day, week, month, year, and  DayTimer, DayRunner and Filofax formats and more.    Darwin1.1        AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:Darwin 1.1.cpt        Darwin 1.1.cpt           1.1              0      13K      7/28/92     Darwin 1.1 -  Darwin is a Tabby event-compatible utility that lets you have multiple origin lines for each Fidonet echo that you read.  Each echo has  it's own independent set of origin lines.  Darwin randomly selects a  different origin line for each message of each echo for which Darwin is  configured.  If you want to use the default origin line, that is okay, too. Just don't make any entries for that echo. Darwin works with either  Copernicus II or COUNTERPoint 2.0 or earlier. COUNTERPoint users may use  either Tabby or Copernicus modules.  Cut-OutCookb     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Co-Cz:Cut-Out Cookbook.cpt     Cut-Out Cookbook.cpt                      0      20K      7/28/92     Cut-Out Cookbook - Features of The Cut-Out Cookbook are explained in the  order they appear in the Hypercard stack. This stack allows you to change  names, ingrediants and servings.       Cribbage2.5      AMUG CD:Files:Game:C:Cribbage 2.5.cpt        Cribbage 2.5.cpt         2.5              0     134K      7/28/92     Cribbage 2.5 - a version of Cribbage for the Macintosh by Chris  Christensen.        CopyFileXFCN     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Co-Cz:CopyFileXFCN.cpt     CopyFileXFCN.cpt                          0       9K      7/28/92     CopyFileXFCN - CopyFile XCMD will copy files  from sourcePath to  destinationPath. It displays a thermometer-type dialog box  during the copy (color if  you've got it!). This feature is nice when copying really big  files. Enhancements include proper handling of alias's, a new replace  parameter, and returning errors in a global variable.     CompileIt!WM     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Co-Cz:CompileIt! WM.cpt     CompileIt! WM.cpt                         0     241K      7/28/92     CompileIt! WM -  CompileIt!™, the first HyperTalk® compiler, is a complete  development system for the creation of external commands and functions  (XCMDs/XFCNs).       CommentKeepe     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:C:Comment Keeper.cpt     Comment Keeper.cpt                        0      36K      7/28/92     Comment Keeper - This utility works with the Desktop Manager, included as  part of System 7, to save and restore the Finder comments of your files.   These are the comments which you can type into a “Get Info” window.  They  can be used to keep notes about what’s in your files, or as keywords which  can be searched with the “Find…” command.     Columns1.1       AMUG CD:Files:Game:C:Columns ][ 1.1.cpt      Columns ][ 1.1.cpt       1.1              0     174K      7/28/92     Columns ][ 1.1 - this is a fun Mac version of Columns the game by by Chris  Christensen.        ColorConvert     AMUG CD:Files:Art:Ci-Cz:Color Convert 1.32.cpt     Color Convert 1.32.cpt     1.32             0      40K      7/28/92     Color Convert 1.32 is a great Color conversion utility by BugByte software  for your desktop art needs.        ClipArtStack     AMUG CD:Files:Art:Ci-Cz:Clip Art Stack 26.cpt     Clip Art Stack 26.cpt     26               0      31K      7/28/92     Clip Art Stack 26 - Here is the HyperCard version of Clip Art Stack 26  Sampler, a fully functional HyperCard stack which is perfect for storing  all of your clip art. This sampler contains 10 sample clips from the full  stack (over 200 clips). The clips are: Silhouette of horse rider, boy  studying at desk, baseball player, fool, lion, owl, stagecoach, Uncle Sam,  a welder, and a cowboy on a bucking bronco.    Cliff.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Util:C-Cm:Cliff.cpt            Cliff.cpt                                 0      24K      7/28/92     Cliff - Cliff is a Macintosh application that iterates Dr. Cliff Pickover's dynamical system and plots the resulting co-ordinate pairs.        ClassManag       AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:C-Cl:ClassManag.cpt      ClassManag.cpt                            0      18K      7/28/92     ClassManag - These stacks are for automating classroom record keeping  chores.  They allow for the input of up to six quizzes, a mid-term and a  final exam, and the option of awarding extra points for attendance and  extra credit.  In addition there is a histogram graphing capability that  can be applied to all the tests by pushing the "Graph" button on the  "Stats" card (the last one in the stack).    CherryBits1      AMUG CD:Files:Art:C-Ch:CherryBits 1.0.cpt     CherryBits 1.0.cpt       1.0              0      51K      7/28/92     CherryBits 1.0 - CherryBits is a simple TIFF file viewer and creator that  uses 32-bit color quickdraw GWorlds. It will function under system 6.0 with 32-bit color quickdraw installed, but it works best under System 7.0 which  corrected a significant number of bugs in 32-bit CQD. Printing will not  work correctly with version 6 of the LaserWriter drivers.     CDEFDemo.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:B-C:CDEFDemo.cpt          CDEFDemo.cpt                              0       4K      7/28/92     CDEFDemo - is a CDEF Demo for your evaluation.         CameraManv1      AMUG CD:AMUG Info:Applelink:CameraMan v1.1 Records Sound &     CameraMan v1.1 Records Sound &     1.1              0       5K      7/28/92     CameraMan v1.1 Records Sound - Santa Clara, CA--20 Jul 92:  CameraMan, the  best-selling screen movie utility for the Macintosh, just got better.   CameraMan Version 1.1 will debut at MacWorld - Boston. New capabilities of  CameraMan include: Real-time Voice Over - allows recording of QuickTime  soundtracks using an Apple-standard microphone as the movie plays in real  time. Audio Clip Sequencing - allows accurate postioning of mulitple sounds withrespect to the QuickTime movie. Save Options - allows movies to be  saved on a user specified volume.  C++SourceCod     AMUG CD:Files:Prog:B-C:C++Source Code Fmtr.cpt     C++Source Code Fmtr.cpt                      0     236K      7/28/92     C++Source Code Fmtr - cdent is an MPW tool which formats C and C++ source  code. By default, the format style is that of The C Programming Language by Kernighan and Ritchie.  An alternative style, developed for MacApp by  Michael Burbidge, is also available.  Additionally, the user can specify  .c.Places, Contexts, Commands, and Glue Formatting commands are applied to  specific places in the input.  The places where formatting is applied are  defined by cdent and name syntactic entities like opening curly braces  after the condition of an “if” or the “case” label in a “switch” statement.  Bounce!1.31      AMUG CD:Files:Util:after dark:Bounce! 1.31.cpt     Bounce! 1.31.cpt         1.31             0       6K      7/28/92     Bounce! 1.31 - Bounce! is an AfterDark™ module that shows some balls  bouncing around the screen, each with its own speed and gravity  acceleration. You can select the number of balls to show, their size and  the percent decay of their elastic bouncing. The balls can either jump up  again when their bouncing is over or fall down from the screen's top. Version 1.31 makes use of color and has round balls instead of square. HAVE FUN! And don't forget to $$$ SEND YOUR CONTRIBUTION $$$ so that more  cool utilities will see the light in the near future, at the low-low-low  costs of shareware. BladesIllust     AMUG CD:Files:Art:B:Blades Illustration.cpt     Blades Illustration.cpt                      0      87K      7/28/92     Blades Illustration - This is a dynamite illustration of a knight, which  was drawn in FreeHand to accompany the review of "Secret of the Silver  Blades." The artist, Durwin Talon, is a recent graduate of The Savannah  College of Art and Design, and he is now the graphic director for a  Mac-produced newspaper. This is a somewhat large download, but it is  definitely worth the time. Newsletter editors may want to consider this  illustration as cover art. (The review is posted in the user group software library.) Reprinted from Mac Monitor, newsletter of the Savannah Macintosh  Users Group. BeforeDark1      AMUG CD:Files:Util:B:Before Dark 1.0.2.cpt     Before Dark 1.0.2.cpt     1.02             0      70K      7/28/92     Before Dark 1.0.2 - Before Dark is an easy to use application that will  change your desktop pattern.  Supports patterns up to 64x64 pixels in size.        BBEdit2.1.3      AMUG CD:Files:Word:B:BBEdit 2.1.3.cpt        BBEdit 2.1.3.cpt         2.1.3            0     151K      7/28/92     BBEdit 2.1.3 - BBEdit 2.1.3 is the latest bug fix release of this freeware  text editor. BBEdit is small, fast, and powerful, with grep search  capabilities; it supports many features for programmers as well as normal  text editing uses. The program together with complete docs and release  notes.     BatteryMenu      AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Powerbook:BatteryMenu.cpt     BatteryMenu.cpt                           0       4K      7/28/92     BatteryMenu - The Battery Menu System Extension displays the equivelent of  the Battery Menu DA in the menu bar.  It tells you how much power is left  in the battery as well as if the Macintosh is attached to an AC adaptor  (the battery is recharging). This INIT should work on any Portable  Macintosh.  When installed, it takes up about 1K of memory.     BaseballCard     AMUG CD:Files:Game:B:Baseball Cards Catalog V1.0.cpt     Baseball Cards Catalog V1.0.cpt                      0       6K      7/28/92     Baseball Cards Catalog V1.0 - A template for keeping track of your baseball card library. If you are knowledgeable about baseball cards, send me email I have lots of cards and need HELP! Requires FileMaker.       BankTime.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:B:BankTime.cpt            BankTime.cpt                              0      54K      7/28/92     BankTime - BankTime is an external application that currently only supports Second Sight BBS systems.  After the beta testing period has expired for  Second Sight, I will begin the implementation of Mansion and WWIV ports.   Hermes comes with a time bank function, so a port to that system would be  functionally useless.     Backupfolder     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:backupfolder.cpt     backupfolder.cpt                          0       2K      7/28/92     backupfolder - this is a frontier script for creating a backup folder.         Backstab.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Game:B:Backstab.cpt            Backstab.cpt                              0      25K      7/28/92     Backstab - is a board game for the Macintosh using checker like moves in  various formats.        B4DarkImport     AMUG CD:Files:Util:B:B4Dark Import FileMoser.cpt     B4Dark Import FileMoser.cpt                      0      18K      7/28/92     B4Dark Import FileMoser - 15 more colorful desktop patterns for import into Craig Marciniak's Before Dark Desktop Pattern Utility. Very Cool.        AutoClock1.3     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:A:AutoClock 1.3.1.cpt      AutoClock 1.3.1.cpt      1.3.1            0     258K      7/28/92     AutoClock 1.3.1 - AutoClock is an application and a system extension that  keeps your Macintosh's clock right. As a matter of fact, this clock has the tendency to deviate from the standard time every day, which can accumulate  to minutes or dozens of minutes after one year.      ArizonaMF        AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:A-G:Arizona MF.cpt        Arizona MF.cpt                            0      12K      7/28/92     Arizona MF - This is a MIDI file of the song Arizona.         ARAServer        AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:ARA Server.cpt     ARA Server.cpt                            0      15K      7/28/92     ARA Server - One of the most exciting new capabilities to come along in  quite some time is Apple Computer's AppleTalk Remote Access, or ARA. It  allows you to create a connection between a remote computer and a local  area network. We like ARA at UserLand, in fact we use it to bridge  computers here all the time. It works. Then we heard that Apple was  offering an API for ARA -- we couldn't resist creating a small "applet" to  bridge ARA to Frontier script writing. As a result, your scripts can now  operate over a phone line! This is going to be very interesting. Using ARA  Server and Frontier, you can automatically initiate an ARA connection,  manage it, and terminate the connection.Applicon2.2      AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:A:Applicon 2.2.cpt     Applicon 2.2.cpt         2.2              0      48K      7/28/92     Applicon 2.2 - Applicon puts up a "tile" (a small square window) for each  application you have running under System 7. The tile representing an  application displays the application's icon and name. If you click a tile,  the corresponding application will come to the front. Option-clicking hides the previous application as the new application comes forward. If  Applicon's tiles are all hidden behind other windows, moving the mouse to a "hot spot" in a corner of the main screen will bring them forward. There's  just one thing: it ONLY runs under System 7.0 (or later).  AppleEase1.4     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:A:AppleEase 1.4.cpt     AppleEase 1.4.cpt        1.4              0      12K      7/28/92     AppleEase 1.4 - AppleEase is a set of two system 7 utilities (AppleEaseIn & AppleEaseOut). They are a complementary pair that make dealing with System  7's AppleMenu much easer. If you drag an application or document onto the  AppleEaseIn Icon (I keep mine on the desktop next to the trash) an Alias of the file will Appear in the Apple Menu. AppleEaseOut is an INIT (Er, thats  Extension in Apple's newspeak) so in order to use it you must load it into  the Extensions folder (inside the system folder) and restart. With  AppleEaseOut installed you can select an item from the AppleMenu with the  <option> key pressed and it will be removed from the AppleMenu out to the  Desktop.AppCleanup       AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:App Cleanup.cpt     App Cleanup.cpt                           0       3K      7/28/92     App Cleanup - is a frontier script for clean up.         AnimalStack3     AMUG CD:Files:Art:A:Animal Stack 3.cpt       Animal Stack 3.cpt                        0      29K      7/28/92     Animal Stack 3 - Here is a fully functional HyperCard Stack which contains  10 line art animal clips from "Animal Clip Art Stack 3" a HyperCard stack  which contains over 200 animal clips similar to these. On this stack is a  bear, chicken, crow, cow, shrimp, dog, monkey, ram, and a fish.      AllLevelFile     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:allLevelFileList.cpt     allLevelFileList.cpt                      0       2K      7/28/92     allLevelFileList - this is a frontier script for creating file lists.         Acceleration     AMUG CD:Files:Util:after dark:Accelerations 1.11.cpt     Accelerations 1.11.cpt     1.11             0       6K      7/28/92     Accelerations 1.11 - Accelerations is an AfterDark™ module that shows some  balls moving in the screen with random accelerations. You can change the  number of balls, their size, the maximum acceleration and the frequency of  acceleration variations. HAVE FUN! And don't forget to $$$ SEND YOUR  CONTRIBUTION $$$ so that more cool utilities will see the light in the near future, at the low-low-low costs of shareware.    950Color.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:A:950 Color.cpt     950 Color.cpt                             0       4K      7/28/92     950 Color - 950 Color Addition is a system software extension that fixes a  minor problem on Macintosh Quadra 950 computers.  This extension does  nothing on other Macintosh computers. The problem addressed only manifests  itself under certain conditions.  When a color monitor is connected to the  on-board video circuitry and the Monitors control panel is set to millions  of colors, certain color manipulation commands may not work in some  graphics application programs. The problem is not destructive.  Your  machine will not crash and data will not be corrupted.  Installing the 950  Color Addition corrects the problem. 5-6GenFiller     AMUG CD:Files:Word:A-Ad:5-6GenFiller.cpt     5-6GenFiller.cpt                          0      37K      7/28/92     5-6GenFiller - This contains two "fillers" for newsletters, etc.,  which  have been created in EPS form. They can be placed into any application  which accepts EPS, and therefore can be stretched, distorted, re-sized,  etc., to fit your available space. There are other stuffed files available  in this series, each of which contains two EPS files. Some of these have a  definite Christian slant, but not all. For instance, one of the fillers is  a quotation from Henry Ward Beecher, which reads, "To be a Christian is to  obey Christ no matter how you feel." On the other hand, another filler  reads, "Progress always involves risk. You can't steal second and keep your foot on first."3DColorFolde     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:3D Color Folders VIII.cpt     3D Color Folders VIII.cpt     VIII             0      61K      7/28/92     3D Color Folders VIII - This file contains "49" custom 3D Color Folder  Icons, all of which include the necessary (ICN's, ic14's, ic18's, ics's,  ics4's, ics8's and masks) for you to have super looking custom 3D Color  Folders on your desktop, even if you choose the small icon view!  Without  you having to know anything about ResEdit or even have the program. With my new 3D Color Folder format, which are embedded ResEdit files, there is  absolutely no need for you to use ResEdit. No more, why does the blue  shadow of my new 3D Color Folder Icons seem to vanish once you "Paste" them into the "Get Info Window" ???? 3-4GenFiller     AMUG CD:Files:Word:A-Ad:3-4GenFiller.cpt     3-4GenFiller.cpt                          0      39K      7/28/92     3-4GenFiller - This contains two "fillers" for newsletters, etc.,  which  have been created in EPS form. They can be placed into any application  which accepts EPS, and therefore can be stretched, distorted, re-sized,  etc., to fit your available space. There are other stuffed files available  in this series, each of which contains two EPS files. Some of these have a  definite Christian slant, but not all. For instance, one of the fillers is  a quotation from Henry Ward Beecher, which reads, "To be a Christian is to  obey Christ no matter how you feel." On the other hand, another filler  reads, "Progress always involves risk. You can't steal second and keep your foot on first."1-2GenFiller     AMUG CD:Files:Word:A-Ad:1-2GenFiller.cpt     1-2GenFiller.cpt                          0      48K      7/28/92     1-2GenFiller - This contains two "fillers" for newsletters, etc.,  which  have been created in EPS form. They can be placed into any application  which accepts EPS, and therefore can be stretched, distorted, re-sized,  etc., to fit your available space. There are other stuffed files available  in this series, each of which contains two EPS files. Some of these have a  definite Christian slant, but not all. For instance, one of the fillers is  a quotation from Henry Ward Beecher, which reads, "To be a Christian is to  obey Christ no matter how you feel." On the other hand, another filler  reads, "Progress always involves risk. You can't steal second and keep your foot on first."ZOOMSW11.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:U-Z:ZOOMSW11.cpt     ZOOMSW11.cpt             1.1              0      20K      7/22/92     ZOOMSW1.1 - ZoomSwitch 1.1 allows you to turn the zoomrects on or off in  system 7.0.  Zoomrects are the zooming squares you get when you open a  window on the Mac.  Turning them off makes the machine speedier. Freeware.  If you use it, please send me your name and address so I can  keep you informed of any changes in the program.      ZoomV.42.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:W-Z:Zoom V.42.cpt         Zoom V.42.cpt                             0       7K      7/22/92     Zoom V.42 - Zoom v.42bis driver 4.0.1 for Microphone II 4.0 from Software Ventures.        ZmodemDownLo     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:W-Z:Zmodem DownLoad.cpt     Zmodem DownLoad.cpt                       0       4K      7/22/92     Zmodem DownLoad - This is a White Knight Proceedure for automating  downloads from any RT using zmodem. It is a basic proceedure with no frills and little error checking. It only supports zmodem. For a more robust  proceedure see Bob Daniels shareware package I Dream of Downloading.      ZList09.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:W-Z:ZList09.cpt           ZList09.cpt              .09              0      10K      7/22/92     ZList09 - Allows you to save your ZTerm phone directory (the ZPhoneList  file) as a word processing document, so you can print it out.        XPict.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:U-Z:XPict.cpt            XPict.cpt                                 0      38K      7/22/92     XPict - XPICT is an XCMD that draws one or more PICTs anywhere on the  screen, in your choice of size and proportions.  Optional features are  provided to specify the speed and direction of drawing and the drawing mode (explained on later cards.) Other options let you read PICTs from external  files such as other stacks, or from a large Library of graphics maintained  with Symmetry's PictureBase program. You can also capture any portion of  the HyperCard screen into the clipboard for later pasting onto other cards  or for use in printing reports using Nine to Five Softwares Reports.  WordGrammar      AMUG CD:Files:Word:W-Z:WordGrammar.cpt       WordGrammar.cpt                           0     251K      7/22/92     The Grammar and Spelling Plug-in Modules included are for use with  Microsoft® Word for the Macintosh® version 5.0. They fix problems  that were discovered with the Word version 5.0 Grammar and Spelling  commands. In addition, the Spelling module includes several improvements.       WomenClipArt     AMUG CD:Files:Art:W-Z:Women Clip Art Stack 3.cpt     Women Clip Art Stack 3.cpt                      0      35K      7/22/92     Women Clip Art Stack 3 - Here is a fully functional sample stack of Women  Clip Art Stack #3. There are 10 different sample clips from the full stack. The MacPaint version is in the Graphics Forum.       WetsetReview     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:T-Z:WetsetReview.cpt       WetsetReview.cpt                          0     222K      7/22/92     WetsetReview - Included is a review of the WetSet clip art CD-ROM in three  formats Text, Microsoft Word 5.0 format, PageMaker 4.2 fully formatted and  laid out. Review consists of 3 pages complete with illustrations Separate  illustrations are not provided. It is recommended that you use the  PageMaker 4.2 format if possible. This will make your job of placing it in  your newsletter very easy. There are about 20 or so illustrations. If you  must cut and paste the illustrations, be careful of resizing them and  importing/exporting them. They have already been resized to match the  resolution of a 300dpi printer by using SuperPaint's resize feature. VirusDetecti     AMUG CD:Files:DA:U-V:VirusDetective® 5.0.6.cpt     VirusDetective® 5.0.6.cpt     5.0.6            0     152K      7/22/92     VirusDetective® 5.0.6 - Hunts down ("detects") viruses & Trojan Horses (by  looking for "finger prints they leave) 'BEFORE' they get a chance to lay  waste your Macintosh, not AFTER. Customizable search strings. Can write log files. Status box includes progress bar. Telltale sign is cursor.  Unattended operation. Automatically scans floppy disks. Gives detailed tech info of infections. Protect settings password. Full internal Help. Sys 7.0  Balloon Help. New search strings postehere and mailed to all regustered  users. Elegant "look & feel". A pleasure tuse. And more! Min req. Mac Plus; System 6.0.2. System 7.0 friendly. VD5.0.6Searc     AMUG CD:Files:DA:U-V:VD 5.0.6 Search Strings.cpt     VD 5.0.6 Search Strings.cpt     5.0.6            0       6K      7/22/92     VD 5.0.6 Search Strings - These are the search string files for  VirusDetective 5.0.6. They include the search string for detecting the  ChinaTalk Trojan. You need only download this file if you already have  VirusDetective 5.0.x.      TidBITS#132      AMUG CD:Files:MUG NEWS:TidBITS:126-150:TidBITS#132/06-Jul-92.cpt     TidBITS#132/06-Jul-92.cpt     132              0      14K      7/22/92     TidBITS#132/06-Jul-92 - Malevolence continues with a new virus, T4, and a  Trojan Horse whose author's head now carries a price. Luckily, all is not  lost, with CE and Microsoft releasing good things, updates to Alarming  Events and QuicKeys from CE and a free patch for that nasty styles bug from Microsoft. Rounding out this issue, we have the eagerly-awaited second part of Howard Hansen's Excel review, which will conclude next week.    TidBITS#131      AMUG CD:Files:MUG NEWS:TidBITS:126-150:TidBITS#131/29-Jun-92.cpt     TidBITS#131/29-Jun-92.cpt                      0      15K      7/22/92     TidBITS#131/29-Jun-92 - Book's hard drive space? Want to do some visual  programming? Interested in hearing some great music from you Mac? Curious  about how you can go to jail by using your color scanner and DeskJet C?  Still wondering whether you should buy Word 5.0 or Nisus 3.06? Answers to  these questions, and maybe even a few more, in this edition of TidBITS!  There is, however, no little plastic toy. Sorry! :(    TidBITS#130      AMUG CD:Files:MUG NEWS:TidBITS:126-150:TidBITS#130/22-Jun-92.cpt     TidBITS#130/22-Jun-92.cpt     130              0      14K      7/22/92     TidBITS#130/22-Jun-92 -- Hot news arrives in the form of the PowerBook 145  and Salient's acquisition. Mike O'Connor contributes some little-known tips for working with QuickTime movie players, and for you network junkies we  have a detailed look at the Internet, the first in a series of articles on  network connections. Finally, for those of you using PowerBooks, check out  our review of Nisus Software's smaller word processor, Nisus Compact.    TidBITS#05/1     AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:TidBITS: 1-25:TidBITS#05/14-May-90.cpt     TidBITS#05/14-May-90.cpt     05               0       8K      7/22/92     TidBITS#05/14-May-90 - Topics include Some PostScript Fax, Developers  Conference, CheckFree Security Checks, SUMming Peter Norton, Mac  Educational Prices Drop, Next from NeXT, Zebra's Works, Radio Netting Reviews/14-May-90.      TheWeb.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:The Web.cpt     The Web.cpt                               0      31K      7/22/92     The Web - This is a screen saver module called "The Web" that I wrote for  the After Dark screen saver contest a few months ago. Unfortunately, it  didn't win anything so I'm releasing it to the public. It's a large module  so it may not run in all configurations (i.e., low free mem) -- Berkeley  uses temporary memory for large structures like offscreen color bitmaps,  but that is REALLY hard for background processes like After Dark, so The  Web has to fit into the System Heap. The Web works in B/W, but color,  naturally, looks better. If you're into spiders and webs in a Monty  Pythonish way, give this a try.  THEVILLAGE       AMUG CD:Files:Game:T:THE VILLAGE.cpt         THE VILLAGE.cpt                           0     148K      7/22/92     THE VILLAGE - A Neato Worldbuilder Shareware game. This role-playing game  (solo or with a friend) (is THAT your idea of a date?) will keep you  occupied for days. Shareware is $10.00. Registration gets the latest version of the game and add-on sound effects. enjoy!      TeleFinderSu     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:T:TeleFinder Suite 1.1.cpt     TeleFinder Suite 1.1.cpt     1.1              0      10K      7/22/92     TeleFinder Suite 1.1 - This Frontier script will target a single file on  your hard disk and then place an alias of it in every folder in a given  directory. This is a great way for TeleFinder sysops to send mail to all  users on their system, because you can put an alias of a message or a file  in everyone's mail folder. Version 1.1 lets the Sysop enter a list of  exceptions, which are folders which should NOT receive the alias. These  would include the netmail folder and other folders associated with TF/Link, as well as (if you want) your Guest folders.  SystemforSto     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:System for Stock Photography     System for Stock Photography                      0       4K      7/22/92     System for Stock Photography - Washington DC, 12-JUL-92: Douglass Systems  Corporation (DSC) announced today the release of PICTS -- the Photographer, Image, and Client Tracking System. PICTS is specifically tailored to meet  the wide range of problems encountered in managing stock photography  collections. The core of the system is the PICTS software, which is used  with optional barcode hardware to provide a complete management and  operations support system.   SWAT-TAC-TOE     AMUG CD:Files:Game:S:SWAT-TAC-TOE.cpt        SWAT-TAC-TOE.cpt                          0      31K      7/22/92     SWAT-TAC-TOE - Challenge your friendes to this ol' traditional hillbilly  game of strategy and quick reflexes.  Swat-Tac-Toe used to be played by  swatting bugs which were attracted to jelly or honey that was smeared on a  tic-tac-toe grid drawn on the side of a barn.  Now you can get your X or O  in a square by swatting a computerized bug (no mess!).  Three skill levels. Shareware (no set fee, but it's not free!)    SUPERSPECTRE     AMUG CD:Files:Game:S:SUPER SPECTRE.cpt       SUPER SPECTRE.cpt                         0      13K      7/22/92     SUPER SPECTRE - Tired of getting wasted at the higher levels of Spectre  with the best tank you can create??  Wait no more, Super Spectre lets you  modify your tank's characteristics to give it super powers.  Wouldn't a 100 rounds of ammo come in handy?  Wouldn't 50 shields help a little more?  How about cruising around at speeds from 10-127!?  Also includes some game  strategies, but don't tell your opponents! Live long and prosper!  -James  K. Miles   StickyClick1     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Sq-Sz:StickyClick1.2.cpt     StickyClick1.2.cpt       1.2              0       9K      7/22/92     StickyClick1.2 - StickyClick makes your mouse button "Sticky" when you  click in the Menubar.  When you use a trackball on a bouncy bus or  aircraft, it can really make menu navigation much more pleasent.  Freeware.       SmileyFaceTT     AMUG CD:Files:Font:S:SmileyFace Font(TrueType).cpt     SmileyFace Font(TrueType).cpt                      0       9K      7/22/92     SmileyFace Font (TrueType) - Just what you've been waiting for--a "smiley  face" font!  Now its possible to attach "smiley faces" in your documents  without lifting a pen. Over 60 characters filled with happy, sad, angry,  confused, and silly faces. You can convert the characters to outlines in  Illustrator, Freehand, or Canvas and edit to your hearts content!     SlideControl     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Si-Sr:Slide Control.cpt     Slide Control.cpt                         0       7K      7/22/92     Slide Control - This stack contains scripts to produce several types of  input controls. (Slider,joystick) It also has prebuilt controls.        Skinny.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Font:S:Skinny.cpt              Skinny.cpt                                0       6K      7/22/92     Skinny - As you know, the System 7 Finder uses the font size (the one set  in the "Views" control panel) to determine the spacing of ICONS in the  "View by ICON" modes and to determine the width and height of columns for  the rest of the "View by ..." mode. Well, I like window information REAL  compact in the Finder so I don't spend half my life scrolling around  looking for things.  (Horizontal scrolling in list windows really annoys  me.)  To make this possible, I created this little bit map font called  "Skinny" Skinny has only one point size (9), and is basically a crushed  version of Geneva 9.   ShutDownLate     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Sd-Sm:ShutDown Later 1.0.1.cpt     ShutDown Later 1.0.1.cpt     1.0.1            0      12K      7/22/92     ShutDown Later 1.0.1 - I wrote this little program because sometimes I  download files at night. So as I dont like leaving my Mac on, I estimate  the download time and then I launch "ShutDown Later". ALL UNSAVED DOCUMENTS WILL BE LOST !!!! By Andreas J. KOKKINOS.      SEATS.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Bus:S:SEATS.cpt                SEATS.cpt                                 0      50K      7/22/92     SEATS - This Mac shareware is a companion to Gradebook Plus or Grade  Machine. It will read the rosters from your gradebook files and make  beautiful and versatile seating charts to fit your room arrangements. Students may be added, deleted, or moved around with the mouse. Attendance spaces may be added. New charts can be made with the randomize command. Fun and easy to use. $10.    ScreenPicker     AMUG CD:Files:MacII:Q-Z:ScreenPicker 2.0.cpt     ScreenPicker 2.0.cpt     2.0              0      26K      7/22/92     ScreenPicker 2.0 - ScreenPicker 2.0 is a Control Panel.INIT that randomizes the PICT resources in StartupScreen and DeskPicture files. 2.0 add a simple control panel to disble randomization and Icon display on startup.       SCI-FI.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Art:S-Sm:SCI-FI.cpt            SCI-FI.cpt                                0      80K      7/22/92     SCI-FI - This is an image partially created in Infini-D, then completed in  Expert Color Paint.  It's pretty hard to describe; Two parallel surfaces  (Made with Infini-D terrain maker) seem to be orbiting Earth, and in the  backround is a planet whose surface is made of a fractal generated with  MandelZot. The whole thing is viewed as if one were between the two  parallel plates.    SAMVirusDef      AMUG CD:Files:Util:S-Sc:SAM Virus Def(7-14-92)     SAM Virus Def(7-14-92)                      0      14K      7/22/92     SAM Virus Def(7-14-92) - This is the virus definitions file dated 7/8/92.  Included are all previous definitions plus the new ChinaTalk Trojan Horse  and T-4 viruses. Place this file in your System Folder and replace the  older one that is already there.      SafariDemoTy     AMUG CD:Files:Font:S:SafariDemoType1.cpt     SafariDemoType1.cpt                       0      48K      7/22/92     SafariDemoType1 - This file contains a copmplete 23 character Type 1 font  similar to the Romulan font from Star Trek(not readable by earth  standards). Also included is a demo Type 1 from COmputer Safari showing the 7 faces on the SFAN Special Edition Type Collection disk. If you like Star  Trek, Alien Nation, gyptian Hieroglyphics & Klingons, you'll LOVE this!  Ordering instructions included!    SafariDemoTr     AMUG CD:Files:Font:S:SafariDemoTruetype.cpt     SafariDemoTruetype.cpt                      0      19K      7/22/92     SafariDemoTruetype - This file contains a Truetype font Romulus, which is  similar to the Romula font from Star Trek. It contains 23 characters (but  is not readable by Earth standards). Also included is a demo Truetype of  Computer Safari's SFAN Special Edition Font Collection. It will print out  samples of the 7 faces included (ordering instructions in file). If you  like Star Trek, Alien Nation, Egyptian Hieroglyphics then you'll LOVE  these!  You must be able to use Truetype fonts with your system to  use/view this font/demo.  RTcoloricons     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:RT color icons.cpt     RT color icons.cpt                        0       3K      7/22/92     RT color icons - Own Railroad Tycoon and can't believe they didn't make the effort of colorizing the icons?!  Me too!!  Well here's my feeble attempt  and making some color ones.  Please let me (Vegemite) know what you think.       Rival119W.cp     AMUG CD:Files:Util:R:Rival 119W.cpt          Rival 119W.cpt           1.1.9w           0      41K      7/22/92     Rival 119W - You should use this application to update Rival versions1.1.4  through 1.1.9v to Rival 1.1.9w. Your copy of Rival will then be System 7  and More Disk Space compatible. It will also protect you against six new  viruses, MDEF D, ZUC C, MBDF A, INIT 1984, CODE 252 & T4.      RenameRes1.0     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Q-R:RenameRes 1.0 XFCN.cpt     RenameRes 1.0 XFCN.cpt     1.0              0      18K      7/22/92     RenameRes 1.0 XFCN - This external function (XFCN) allows you to rename any type of resource within a file. Naturally, you should not attempt to rename resources in the System file or files used by the System...that would be  unwise.      Remember?Wor     AMUG CD:Files:DA:Q-R:Remember? Word Manual     Remember? Word Manual     2.3.2            0      61K      7/22/92     Remember? Word Manual - Manual for Remember 2.3.2, in Word format.         Remember232      AMUG CD:Files:DA:Q-R:Remember? V2.3.2 Complete     Remember? V2.3.2 Complete     2.3.2            0     135K      7/22/92     Remember? V2.3.2 Complete - Remember? is an excellent reminder/calendar DA. Allows you to schedule reminders, keep up with your daily calendar, enter  persisting reminders (such as monthly payments), and more. Comes with  occasion files for notable birthday, holidays and historic occasions.  Customizable windows, colors, file types, etc.  Versions since 2.3 feature  a much easier and friendly.    QuotesBase       AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Q-R:QuotesBase.cpt       QuotesBase.cpt                            0     1157K      7/22/92     QuotesBase - This is a great stack by Paolo Tedeschi from Italy that  displays thousands of Quotes for easy viewing in HyperCard. This is a large one at about 2 megs decompressed. Paolo is interested in this stack growing so send in your quotes.      QuickFormat!     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Q:QuickFormat! 7.1.cpt     QuickFormat! 7.1.cpt     7.1              0      44K      7/22/92     QuickFormat! 7.1 - QuickFormat! 7.1 is a high speed floppy disk  initializer. It allows you to configure the process under which the disk(s) are initialized. With QuickFormat!, you can cut the time it takes to  initialize a disk almost in half.Version 7.1 has several bug fixes and the  new order address. Shareware $15. This is a Demo version.     PrinterTestF     AMUG CD:Files:Font:P:Printer Test Fonts.cpt     Printer Test Fonts.cpt                      0      34K      7/22/92     Printer Test Fonts - Vertical Line and Vertical Line Hinted are fonts where the characters have been replaced with 222 vertical lines of increasing  thickness. As the names imply one is hinted and one is not, i.e., the fonts are generated with and without the hinting scheme that helps fonts to print better on lower resolution printers. Also included is a text file that  contains all 222 characters. Import this text file into your favorite word  processor, copy it so you have similar files separated by an empty line,  define each file to a different point size, and print the file using the  two fonts. Comparing these files will indicate how printing quality is  effected by hinting of the fonts. PowerScreen      AMUG CD:Files:Art:P:Power Screen.cpt         Power Screen.cpt                          0      21K      7/22/92     Power Screen - The essential screen for all you power users out there.  Highest quality design incorporating the Apple logo and Adobe Garamond,  with enough white space at the bottom for two rows of INIT's. Created in  photoshop 2.0.1. Just rename "StartupScreen" and drop into your System  Folder. 640 x 480 x 8 bit System pallette.     PowerBookDia     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Powerbook:PowerBook Dial Fix.cpt     PowerBook Dial Fix.cpt                      0      14K      7/22/92     PowerBook Dial Fix - Fix for PowerBook Internal Modem problem with  HyperCard Dial Command! This stack includes an external command that will  allow you to dial from HyperCard when using the internal modem on a  PowerBook. The stack includes a simple install button and detailed  information about the problem.     Oracle1.1        AMUG CD:Files:Util:N-O:Oracle 1.1.cpt        Oracle 1.1.cpt           1.1              0     142K      7/22/92     Oracle 1.1 - Version 1.1 has minor interface changes, a minor bug fix, and  sports our new address. Oracle is a Control Panel that you place into your  System Folder. Oracle will present you with a random thoughtful quotation  each time you start up your computer or once a day, whichever you specify.  Oracle has a library of over 1,000 profound readings, which accounts for  its large size.  Although it takes up a fair amount of disk space, Oracle  uses very little system memory (around 5K), and works on any machine under  System 6.0 or later (yes, it is System 7.0 friendly).  Onorbitassem     AMUG CD:Files:Art:O:On orbit assembly.cpt     On orbit assembly.cpt                      0      55K      7/22/92     On orbit assembly - Photoreal image of a Lunar Lander being assembled in  low earth orbit by the Space Shuttle Columbia. 3D model Built in VIDI  Modeler and ray traced in VIDIxpress (original image at 2000x1600 pixels). This image is one of 15 in the series done for NASA/Johnson Space Center to describe a Shuttle based lunar mission. As a contractor immersed in a  technical/engineering environment loaded with Intergraph and Silicon  Graphics machines, I'm pleased to announce you CAN compete in the  professional 3D world with a Mac and Presenter Professional. Look close and you can see faces in the front window of the shuttle. NewAppleStar     AMUG CD:Files:Art:N:New Apple Startup.cpt     New Apple Startup.cpt                      0      20K      7/22/92     New Apple Startup - The perfect startup screen with the perfect theme.   Simply rename this file StartupScreen and drop into your System Folder. 640 x 480 x 8bit sys palette.       NationalBBSL     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:N-O:National BBS List.cpt     National BBS List.cpt     1.2              0      53K      7/22/92     National BBS List - includes 1028 National BBS systems compiled by Jay  Rose. Freeware in a HyperCard stack. Version 1.2.        MTPDriver/DA     AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:H-M:MTP Driver/DA.cpt     MTP Driver/DA.cpt        1.2              0      62K      7/22/92     MTP Driver/DA - This is the current version of Mark of the Unicorn's MIDI  Timepiece DA (System 7 Compatible) and Timepiece Driver for use with  Apple's MIDI Manager. 1.2.       MSWEnv/Merge     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:M:MSW Env/Merge.cpt        MSW Env/Merge.cpt                         0       7K      7/22/92     MSW Env/Merge - A simple yet effective template for those of you still  using a typewriter for single envelopes. Uses the ASK command and print  merge to make laser envelope addressing a breeze!       MidiConverte     AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:H-M:MidiConverter.31.cpt     MidiConverter.31.cpt     .31              0      14K      7/22/92     MidiConverter.31 - MIDI to TEXT and TEXT to MIDI conversion utility.  Very  useful.  Information translated and recognized includes Note Events,  Program Change, Aftertouch, Controllers, Pitchbend, and Meta Events. To find out more about exact specifications for file translation, see the  About under the Apple Menu. MPORTANT NOTE: This version has been hacked by  Joe Zobkiw to work properly! Read the note inside of this archive for more  information.   MicroMatCata     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:Me-Mz:MicroMat Catalog.cpt     MicroMat Catalog.cpt                      0      49K      7/22/92     MicroMat Catalog - MicroMat Catalog/Summer 1992. This is a catalog  containing all kinds of repair parts for Macintosh and related peripherals like laser printers.  The file is in DocMaker format, so no other programs  are necessary to view and print the catalog. If you're into repairing,  trouble-shooting or supporting Mac computers, you should check out what's  in this catalog.    Massager.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Movie:A-P:Massager.cpt         Massager.cpt                              0       8K      7/22/92     Massager - A simple utility that modifies all the file names in a single  folder, based on the parameters you enter.  This is intended for people who use programs that generate sequentially-numbered file names (mostly  animation programs. This program will add or remove a prefix from the name, and add or remove leading zeros from the file number. Why bother? Some  programs output file names as MyFile.001, but others do it as MyFile.1,  which screws up the alphabetical nature of the file names after 10 files.   If you want to batch process the files, or enter them into a videotaping  program, it helps to have them in alphabetical order.   MaskIt!1.0       AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:M-Md:Mask It! 1.0.cpt     Mask It! 1.0.cpt         1.0              0      12K      7/22/92     Mask It! 1.0 - Ever need to create a graphic that looks like a disabled  button or field? Ever try to do it in HyperCard? It's not easy. Use this  stack to create those gray masked graphics for your stack. Fairly simple  process.      MacTricks        AMUG CD:Files:Word:Macn-Mc:MacTricks.cpt     MacTricks.cpt                             0      10K      7/22/92     MacTricks - "Set the system date of a Mac IIci to 9/20/89 (the release date of the IIci), and set the monitor to 8-bit color.  Restart while holding  Command-Option-c-i. You'll see a color picture of the IIci design team.   Click the mouse to continue." There's a bunch of others that are even  better than this.  Learn a few of these and show them to your Mac friends.  Definitely worth the download... By Brian Kendig.    MacSnoopDem      AMUG CD:Files:Prog:M:MacSnoop™ Demo.cpt      MacSnoop™ Demo.cpt       demo             0      55K      7/22/92     MacSnoop™ Demo - While not yet up to the full capabilities of FEDIT in  terms of file recovery tools, it does have many wished for enhancements not the least of which is full HFS and MFS support.  In addition, the overall  design allows multiple volume/directory and editing windows open on the  Desktop and a closer adherence to the Macintosh User Interface.     MacPassword      AMUG CD:Files:Util:M-Mc:MacPassword™ Demo.cpt     MacPassword™ Demo.cpt                      0     260K      7/22/92     MacPassword™ Demo - MacPassword™ was developed to provide security for the  files on my hard disk. Since I work in an environment where anyone can have access to my Macintosh (and subsequently the files on my hard disk drive),  I needed something to discourage people from casual use of my equipment.  While it's true that a knowledgeable person with the right disk tools can  “break” through this or any protection method, it is every bit as good (and gives you the same level of protection) as the commercial software selling  for hundreds of dollars. Besides, it was fun to write!  MACFAQ.CPT       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:M:MAC FAQ.CPT             MAC FAQ.CPT                               0      25K      7/22/92     MAC FAQ - This was taken from the Internet.  FAQ stands for Frequently  Asked Question.  The Word document has answers to some of the most frequently asked questions in the Macintosh message bases.  They range from the very technical to the common sense stuff.  Subject matter discussed cover a wide variety subjects such as System 7, AutoDoubler, DOS <-> Mac, Security, Hard disks, Floppy Disks, iruses, Memory, etc.     LinksWareDoc     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:H-L:LinksWare™ Docs.cpt     LinksWare™ Docs.cpt      1.4.2            0      55K      7/22/92     LinksWare™ Docs - This is the documentation for the LinksWare demo. This  file is a reader, and you can print the documentation from it. The application is NOT included in this file.       LinksWaredem     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:H-L:LinksWare™ demo1.4.2     LinksWare™ demo1.4.2     1.4.2            0     122K      7/22/92     LinksWare™ demo1.4.2 - Demo of LinksWare 1.4.2. (This version fixes a  problem with showlinks.) Allows you to link from within your own documents  to other documents, even on CD-ROM. Contrary to recent review, links are  retrieved by clicking on the word, not from a list. Page & paragraph  formatting is maintained. This is just the application. Documentation is in a separate file. These were broken out for smaller downloads. Requires  MacPlus or later; 2 megs RAM; system 6.0.5 or later. Hard drive  recommended.   LEVEL6Utilit     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Frontier:LEVEL 6 Utilities#1.cpt     LEVEL 6 Utilities#1.cpt                      0       6K      7/22/92     LEVEL 6 Utilities#1 - Some utility menu items for Frontier's Finder Menu.  Change file creators, enable/disable INITs and cdevs, Creator Get-Info,  Mount'em, file path to clipboard, Synchroman. Kevin Garrett / LEVEL 6  Computing.      LetterHeader     AMUG CD:Files:Word:J-L:LetterHeader 1.2.1.cpt     LetterHeader 1.2.1.cpt     1.2.1            0      49K      7/22/92     LetterHeader 1.2.1 - LetterHeader is a control panel device that lets you  'design' one or more letterheads by importing PICTs and placing them  (and/or reducing them) on a mockup page.  Then when you print a document,  you get extra controls that let you automatically print your letterhead, in addition to whatever the program normally prints.  A great utility if you  fax a lot of stuff and don't want to  waste your 2-4 color letterhead, or  if you're tired of doing the Scrapbook shuffle to paste your letterhead  into your word processor.  It's also great for putting an automatic 'fax  postit note' on the page or putting the word DRAFT under the text of your  word processor.KeyTools1.01     AMUG CD:Files:Word:J-L:Key Tools 1.0.1.cpt     Key Tools 1.0.1.cpt      1.0.1            0      20K      7/22/92     Key Tools 1.0.1 - Key Tools is a program that makes typing at your Mac much easier.  By typing a special command key in any application or the Finder,  you can run any of the commands described below. Button Keys - You may  click a button in a dialog box by holding down the command key and typing  the first letter of the button's name. This has the same effect as if you had clicked on the button with the mouse. You can toggle a radio button or  checkbox by holding down the command and shift keys at the same time and  typing the first letter of its name. Type Date, Time, echo, and more.  Kensppats1       AMUG CD:Files:MacII:H-L:Ken's ppat's 1.cpt     Ken's ppat's 1.cpt                        0       5K      7/22/92     Ken's ppat's 1 - Five patterns here: two versions of a star chart of the  constellation Cygnus (64 X 64) (light blue is the Milky Way, green are  nebula); Two versions of Balanced Rock in Arches National Park, UT (64 X  64); and a beach babe (32 X 32).      JDsFundTrac      AMUG CD:Files:Bus:H-L:JD'sFundTracker.cpt     JD'sFundTracker.cpt                       0      13K      7/22/92     JD'sFundTracker - If you track mutual funds using AOL's Stock Portfolio  Display this stack will record the prices of the funds you track by date.  Will show you the dates the High and Low occured.  Will also graph the  funds performance and you can print the graph with a button 'click'.      ItatiaiasSk      AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:H-M:Itatiaia's Sky Midi.cpt     Itatiaia's Sky Midi.cpt                      0       5K      7/22/92     Itatiaia's Sky Midi - There is a place in Brazil, near Rio - Itatiaia -  which has the most beatiful sky I ever seen. I originaly, created with D-70 midi ch          sound              pg     vol    1            slow in C           10      58    2            grand piano          6      60    4            ghostvox 1           4      35    5            collbells           23     100   INITTracker1     AMUG CD:Files:Util:I-Im:INIT Tracker 1.3.cpt     INIT Tracker 1.3.cpt     1.3              0      38K      7/22/92     INIT Tracker 1.3 - This new version works fixes a few incompatibilies and  works with the Quadra's cache on. INIT Tracker is a INIT that you put in  your System Folder which loads before all other INITs and lurks behind the  scenes, recording everything that the INITs that load after it do to your  system.  Using INIT Tracker, programmers can understand how other INITs  work their magic and INIT Tracker is also extremely useful for debugging  INITs and INIT conflicts.  Users can get a better idea what we crazy  programmers are doing to their systems and also diagnose any INIT problems  they may be having. Ian-BentSWTy     AMUG CD:Files:Font:I:Ian-Bent SW Type 1.cpt     Ian-Bent SW Type 1.cpt                      0      58K      7/22/92     Ian-Bent SW Type 1 - Ian-Bent Shareware is a type 1 drop caps font from  Germany near the turn of the century. The letters are surrounded with  stained glass patterns rather like curtains.        HypercardINV     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:H-L:hypercard_invoice.cpt     hypercard_invoice.cpt                      0      29K      7/22/92     hypercard_invoice - invoice application in hypercard which searches  customer and rate/cost files.        Howtobuyfrom     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:H-L:How to buy from the DoD.cpt     How to buy from the DoD.cpt                      0      51K      7/22/92     How to buy from the DoD - This document is written in a concept I came up  with called Infoware.  It essentially is a program with basic information  on how to purchase items from the Department of Defense branch of the  government . It is a "Tingle" and will give you a small hint on what is  available, what is not and when you send in the fee you will be up and  running that night!      HourlyChime      AMUG CD:Files:Music:H-I:HourlyChime.cpt      HourlyChime.cpt                           0      36K      7/22/92     HourlyChime - Hourly chime created by clinking two crystal glasses  together.  Simple, straightforward, sweet sounding chime.  (You can tell we like alliteration.) Sound is in System 7 format, so you'll need System 7 or some application able to translate it to a form you're happy with.      GuideLiner       AMUG CD:Files:Word:E-G:GuideLiner™.cpt       GuideLiner™.cpt                           0       9K      7/22/92     GuideLiner™ - This Xtension allows the user to type in the exact numbers  for guide line to be placed.  It allows guides to be locked and spread  across pages.       GRANTWRITER2     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:G:GRANT WRITER 2.0.cpt     GRANT WRITER 2.0.cpt     2.0              0      11K      7/22/92     GRANT WRITER 2.0 - Grant Writer 2.0 is a great hypercard stack for  organizing grant writing.  It improves on the roiginal Grant Writer stack  by adding a 'save as text file' command which exports all your grant  writing into a seperate text file. Grant Writer 2.0 covers ten the sections of writing a grant. Type your own grant while viewing a help window. Great for organizing all those little details into your grant! I   GlyphaII1.1      AMUG CD:Files:Game:F-G:Glypha II 1.1.cpt     Glypha II 1.1.cpt        1.1              0     186K      7/22/92     Glypha II 1.1 - This is the final version of Glypha II.  Changes from the  last version are cosmetic.  Primarily, the reason for this upgrade is to  get the game out in a freeware status.  That's right - it's free now.   Thanks to everyone who registered it and my other games.  I'm swamped and  cannot handle all the mail any longer.  Expect final versions of all my  shareware games to appear in the near future - as freeware.  (This is not  to say I'll never do another *new* freeware game in the future.)   GENIEMANUALW     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:G:GENIE MANUAL WORD.cpt     GENIE MANUAL WORD.cpt                      0      62K      7/22/92     GENIE MANUAL WORD - Navigate quickly through the complete GEnie manual using this version, reformatted in MS Word 5.0 outline form.        GDraw2.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Art:G:GDraw ][.cpt             GDraw ][.cpt             2                0      15K      7/22/92     GDraw ][ - A utility to model isolated gravitational bodies in space.         GateKeepe126     AMUG CD:Files:Util:G-H:GateKeeper 1.2.6.cpt     GateKeeper 1.2.6.cpt     1.2.6            0     223K      7/22/92     GareKeeper 1.2.6 - The original configure-and-forget, run-time virus  protection, detection & analysis system.  Very effective and its free!        FundingResou     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:F:Funding Resource Stack.cpt     Funding Resource Stack.cpt                      0      75K      7/22/92     Funding Resource Stack - This HyperCard stack contains 74 potental funding  resources including contact names, phone #'s and average funding levels for these resources. Sources are for educators and in some cases students. It  also contains an interesting utilization of "Heizer Software's"  WindowScript XFCN which adds an excellent 'find' interface     Freddie1.2       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:Freddie1.2.cpt        Freddie1.2.cpt           1.2              0     353K      7/22/92     Freddie1.2 - Freddie lets users download their mail in a "packet" from  BBS's that offer a QWK door. Using Freddie, users can read and respond to  their mail offline at their leisure, and then send those replies back to  the BBS in another packet. Freddie offers a variety of convenient features, such as full indexing of every conference, sorting by four fields  (including subject, which simulates threading), searching for a string, and more. Best of all, Freddie is a true Mac application Freddie 1.2 is a major improvement over previous versions.  FontStack        AMUG CD:Files:Font:F:fontStack.cpt           fontStack.cpt                             0     2450K      7/22/92     fontStack - This is a great stack by Paolo Tedeschi from Italy that  displays all of the PD and Shareware font faces for easy viewing in  HyperCard. This is a large one at about 4 megs decompressed.       FlashWrite21     AMUG CD:Files:DA:E-Fo:FlashWrite 2 1.1.cpt     FlashWrite 2 1.1.cpt     2.1.1            0      60K      7/22/92     FlashWrite 2 1.1 - Version 1.1 works with the Quadra instruction cache,  sports our new address, and has a few other minor changes over 1.03 FlashWrite ][ is a notepad desk accessory for jotting down notes, storing  information, and retrieving it easily. FlashWrite ][ allows you to have as  many different note pages as you like, each note page may contain up to  32,000 letters and may be displayed in any font/size/style you like..  Each note page can be given any name you like, and an alphabetically sorted  index of all of the note pages is provided so you can find the page you are looking for quickly. FirstClassFe     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:First Class Features     First Class Features                      0       5K      7/22/92     First Class Features - Please download this file for mor information on the FirstClass Demo and the FirstClass User Files! Please download this file  first!       FindCursor       AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Powerbook:FindCursor.cpt     FindCursor.cpt                            0       3K      7/22/92     FindCursor - This init will make it easier to visually locate the current  cursor location on a PowerBook screen. Pressing the mouse button while  holding down the control key will cause the cursor to change to a  thick-border square until the mouse button is released.      FinancialPor     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:F:Financial Portfolio v2.8.cpt     Financial Portfolio v2.8.cpt     2.8              0     120K      7/22/92     Financial Portfolio v2.8 - This is version 2.8 of the Financial Portfolio  stack, which lets you keep track of your accounts & investments and allows  you to calculate your net worth, capital gains, etc. There are numerous  enhancements and some bug fixes in this version and I strongly urge users  of previous versions to begin using this one. Those with version 2.1 or  above can import their info into this stack, avoiding a lot of  re-typing.This program is "kidware": if you are thinking of using it,  please send me a dollar (or more, if you would like) and I will forward it  to St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital. FileKit1.1       AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:F:File Kit 1.1.cpt     File Kit 1.1.cpt         1.1              0      32K      7/22/92     File Kit 1.1 - File Kit is a utility that performs several useful tasks on files and alias files. 1. Locate the original file that an alias file  describes, and display and change system information about the original file and the alias file. 2. Examine and change all system information about files, including file attributes that are new with system 7.0. The file  information includes the File Type and File Creator, the size of the data  and resource fork, and the fRefNum values for the data and resource fork  (if they are open). 3. Examine information about volumes. This includes the total number of files on the volume, the volume block size, drive number,  device driver, etc.Expl.Peng.Tr     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Expl.Peng.Trash.cpt     Expl.Peng.Trash.cpt                       0       3K      7/22/92     Expl.Peng.Trash - This is a trash icon that can be installed with ResEdit.  It is a penguin that explodes when trash is dropped in it. Simply copy and  paste and reboot. Then drop some trash in and watch him explode!       Dust.MID.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:A-G:Dust.MID.cpt          Dust.MID.cpt                              0       3K      7/22/92     Dust.MID - This is an incredible version of Kansas' classic Dust in the  Wind, missing only the harmony vocals. The guitar and violin parts are  note-for-note off the recording. Originally from a transcription in Guitar  magazine, entered into Finale and massaged in MasterTracks Pro. Configured  for a Proteus/1, but will work with any sound module that offers acoustic  guitar and violin or strings. Enjoy!    DRILL.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Bus:D-E:DRILL.cpt              DRILL.cpt                                 0      43K      7/22/92     DRILL - This Mac shareware program is a companion to Gradebook Plus and Grade Machine.It will read your class rosters out of your gradebook files. It randomly displays the kids' names in large font on the screen so all can read them. It is useful for calling on kids for drills, cooperative groups, lab partner selection and anything else that requires impartial student selection. Questions may be added for calling. Much Fun! $10.    DoHCAlert1.0     AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:D:DoHCAlert 1.0.cpt      DoHCAlert 1.0.cpt        1.0              0       6K      7/22/92     DoHCAlert 1.0 - This stack contains/demonstrates an XFCN which access the 4 built-in Alerts within HyperCard. Very simple and gives you something a  little different than the standard Ask and Answer dialogs.       DisplayDAIco     AMUG CD:Files:DA:D:DisplayDA Icons.cpt       DisplayDA Icons.cpt                       0       2K      7/22/92     DisplayDA Icons - Since DisplayDA doesn't have any icons that I know of I  decided to create some myself. Here is the result of my labors.         Disinfecta29     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Df-Dz:Disinfectant 2.9.cpt     Disinfectant 2.9.cpt     2.9              0     160K      7/22/92     Disinfectant 2.9 -This version replaces all earlier versions of  Disinfectant including 2.8. It now additionally provides protection for the various strains of the T4 virus, a destructive virus discovered in several  locations around the world in June, 1992. Read the enclosed announcement  document from John Norstad.      DINERTT.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Font:D:DINER TT.cpt            DINER TT.cpt                              0      31K      7/22/92     DINER TT - The four weights of the DINER font family (Skinny, Regular,  Fatt, Obese), a very thin, straight, slightly rounded Art Deco font based  on the Art Deco font Huxley Vertical. Full caps, numbers, punctuation plus  alternate shapes for A,K,M,W, and Y. Shareware, $9.50.       DinerfamilyT     AMUG CD:Files:Font:D:Diner family T1.cpt     Diner family T1.cpt                       0      62K      7/22/92     Diner family T1 - The Diner family of fonts comes in four weights: Skinny,  Regular, Fatt and Obese. The fonts have an all-caps set of characters,  numbers and punctuation, and extra alternate shapes in the lower-case a, k, m, w and y slots. The Diner-Regular font is based on a tall, thin, rounded  Art Deco font called Huxley Vertical. The other fonts were algorithmically  generated from the Regular font and painstakingly adjusted for consistent  proportions across all four fonts. The Diner family of fonts is copyright  (c) 1992 by David Rakowski. All Rights Reserved. It is distributed as  shareware. DFerase1.0       AMUG CD:Files:Util:Df-Dz:DFerase1.0.cpt      DFerase1.0.cpt           1.0              0      17K      7/22/92     DFerase1.0 - This utility allows users to 'repersonalize' many applications such as MS Excel and Word. It is SHAREWARE ($5). From the author who brought you the F1F4 init.       DepthCharge1     AMUG CD:Files:MacII:D-G:DepthCharge1.7.cpt     DepthCharge1.7.cpt       1.7              0      16K      7/22/92     DepthCharge1.7 - DepthCharge is a control panel device/system extension  that lets you rapidly switch the color settings of any screen, or change  the speaker volume, without leaving the application you are running.  It is designed to work with multiple or single monitors.  It also saves any  changes you make, so they are not forgotten when you turn the machine off.  In this respect it just implements the most frequently used bits of the  Monitors and Sound control panels in a more convenient form. It doesn't  replace either of these control panels completely.   CurveFit.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Art:Ci-Cz:Curve Fit.cpt        Curve Fit.cpt                             0      63K      7/22/92     Curve Fit - CurveFit 0.7 is an Australian program to fit numerical data to  a curve, and show estimated error. Plots can be copied to the Scrapbook for use in other programs. You can also customize your own interpolation functions.      ContractSemi     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:C:Contract Seminar.cpt     Contract Seminar.cpt                      0      17K      7/22/92     Contract Seminar - A seminar presentation on "Contract Negotiating."   Ostensibly for Healthcare institutions or Physicians buying Practice  Management software, but generally good concepts for any industry.       ColorToy.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:MacII:A-C:ColorToy.cpt         ColorToy.cpt                              0       8K      7/22/92     ColorToy - ColorToy is a color programming experiment.  It draw beautifully colorful patterns in a variety of ways.  I think it's an interesting and  captivating diversion, but otherwise does nothing significant.       ColorSwitch1     AMUG CD:Files:MacII:A-C:ColorSwitch 1.0.cpt     ColorSwitch 1.0.cpt      1.0              0      26K      7/22/92     ColorSwitch 1.0 - ColorSwitch is a Control Panel that allows you to  effortlessly switch between the available color modes of any attached  monitors.  Instead of the inconvenience of using the Monitors Control Panel every time you want to switch between color modes, you can simply hold down the ColorSwitch modifier keys and click anywhere on the monitor you want to change.  A menu will pop up listing the available color modes for the  monitor you clicked on; just select the color mode you want and ColorSwitch will acquiesce.  Coffee&Donut     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Coffee & Donuts.cpt     Coffee & Donuts.cpt                       0       4K      7/22/92     Coffee & Donuts - From the genius that brought you Icons For Smokers. Another set of icl8's that celebrate the wonderful phenomenon of human  addiction!  This time it's a full and empty coffee maker (Suitable for use  as a new trash can, though not assigned trash ID #'s), as well as a  chocolate iced donut with its bitten equivalent.  Suitable for... nothing  really.  But heck, it only takes a minute, and what could be cuter than a  32 x 32 coffee maker?   ChooseDrag       AMUG CD:Files:Util:C-Cm:Choose Drag.cpt      Choose Drag.cpt                           0       4K      7/22/92     Choose Drag - This stack demonstrates a script I wrote from a suggestion by the HyperCard forum leader. It allows to drag a new button or field off of  the tool palette, like in ResEdit. Feel free to chop it and devour it!       Canvas3.0.4U     AMUG CD:Files:Art:C-Ch:Canvas 3.0.4 Updater.cpt     Canvas 3.0.4 Updater.cpt                      0     298K      7/22/92     Canvas 3.0.4 Updater -  The  Updater application included updates versions  3.0.1, 3.0.2 or 3.0.3 of the Canvas application to version 3.0.4. It cannot be used on versions earlier than 3.0.1 or on international versions of  Canvas.       Canvas3.0.4T     AMUG CD:Files:Art:C-Ch:Canvas 3.0.4 Updated Tools.cpt     Canvas 3.0.4 Updated Tools.cpt                      0     591K      7/22/92     Canvas 3.0.4 Updated Tools - Updated tools which come with 3.0.4 updater.          BunchOLineTT     AMUG CD:Files:Font:B:BunchOLines Font(TrueType).cpt     BunchOLines Font(TrueType).cpt                      0       8K      7/22/92     BunchOLines Font (TrueType) - This is a font with parallel lines in several weights and combination of weights. The characters in this font are set up  to be chained into horizontal or vertical rules by typing the same letter  several times. Use this font in your applications to create unique rules  and borders on-the-fly. Combine several characters to create unique  patterns for borders and logos. Convert them to outlines in Illustrator,  Freehand, or Canvas and edit to your hearts content! Over 60 characters in  this font.  BongoBob         AMUG CD:Files:Util:B:Bongo Bob.cpt           Bongo Bob.cpt                             0      37K      7/22/92     Bongo Bob - Bongo Bob is an INIT (Extension if you speak System 7) that  plays a jarring sound and gives you a fortune similar to what the Unix  command 'fortune' gives you, when you boot your Mac. To avoid cruelty to  half-awake users, the sound effects turn themself off between 11PM and  10AM...     BIZPLN20.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:B:BIZPLN20.cpt             BIZPLN20.cpt             2.0              0     171K      7/22/92     BIZPLN20 - Gives you a structured framework for developing your own  professional business plan. Jump start your thinking. Most of the work has  already been done for you. Fill in the blanks or edit the text you want  from these formatted templates. Enter your projections and the spreadsheets generate full financial reports and analysis (cash flow, income statements, balance sheets, ratios, etc.). Save days of work and have a comprehensive  business plan to chart your company's growth!   Beep&RunExte     AMUG CD:Files:Music:B:Beep&Run Extension.cpt     Beep&Run Extension.cpt                      0       5K      7/22/92     Beep&Run Extension - *FREE* INIT that causes beep sounds to play in the  background rather than preempt the application. Allows use of long beep  sounds without the annoying delay. This version has been tested on a Mac II under System 6.0.5 and System 7.0. Probably only useful on Macs with the  sound chip (ie: not the Plus, maybe not the SE.) Enjoy!     BatSignal        AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Bat Signal.cpt     Bat Signal.cpt                            0      17K      7/22/92     Bat Signal - An After Dark module that simulates the bat signal.   Reminiscent of "Spotlight".        BackwardsClo     AMUG CD:Files:Game:B:Backwards Clock.cpt     Backwards Clock.cpt                       0      20K      7/22/92     Backwards Clock - An interesting clock that runs backwards.  Free.         AutoCruise       AMUG CD:Files:Game:A:AutoCruise.cpt          AutoCruise.cpt                            0      13K      7/22/92     AutoCruise - If you've ever played Crystal Quest, you already have a good  idea of what AutoCruise does.  Normaly, moving the mouse affects the cursor position.  With AutoCruise and Crystal Quest, moving the mouse affects the  cursor velocity.  AutoCruise attaches this condition to your mouse at  bootup via a system extension.  Try it.  It's not very useful, but I  intended it primarly to be educational.    ATrainINIT       AMUG CD:Files:Util:A-Ag:A Train INIT.cpt     A Train INIT.cpt                          0       9K      7/22/92     A Train INIT - A cute little INIT I made. Drop it in your system folder and reboot. And when you do a big fireball express comes up and the whistle  blows. Great for train buffs !       ALIASZOO1.4      AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:A:ALIASZOO 1.4.CPT     ALIASZOO 1.4.CPT         1.4              0      61K      7/22/92     ALIASZOO 1.4 - AliasZoo 1.4 is a major re-write of version 1.2.5.  Now it  locates all alias files on a selected volume, shows you clearly which ones  no longer point to their owners, allows you to select aliases to delete or to re-connect to new owners.  Now you can select multiple aliases and re-connect them all at once.  Also includes a new feature that allows you to double-click on an alias file and see the location of it's owner. All functions have been re-written for speed (the delete function is dramatically faster).  Requires System 7.   435RecordCom     AMUG CD:Files:Music:A:435 Record Companies.cpt     435 Record Companies.cpt                      0      45K      7/22/92     435 Record Companies - "435 Record Company Addresses" is a compilation of  addresses for record labels, distributers, and manufacturers. Great for the musician and music business person. Provisions for ading your own personal  contacts and phone/fax numbers.      WireTrashCan     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:WireTrashCan.cpt     WireTrashCan.cpt                          0       2K      6/22/92     WireTrashCan - WireTrashCan is a trash icon based on the old wire trash  baskets. Crumpled paper when full.        Simpsons.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Simpsons.cpt        Simpsons.cpt                              0       2K      6/22/92     Simpsons - Simpsons icons for a little humor in your Macintosh.         Shredder.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Shredder.cpt        Shredder.cpt                              0       5K      6/22/92     Shredder - Shredder Icons and menus instead of a trash can.         Mytrash.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:My trash.cpt        My trash.cpt                              0       3K      6/22/92     My trash - I've Down loaded several replacements for the full trash can  Icon, but always have returned to this one. (I don't get tired of it.) It  is a crumpled and bent trash can with the lid off and the top overflowing.  You've got to know how to use resedit to modify A COPY of the system to  make use of this file.     Money.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Money.cpt           Money.cpt                                 0      12K      6/22/92     Money - I have put together a few money icons using a Logitec Scanman and  Adobe Photoshop. They include George Washington and U. Grant . I like to  use these as disk icons to really get some attention.  They are not a hint  or subliminal message to send me a few dead presidents I just want to know  how people are going to use them. Please tell me how you like them. Ralph  Richbourg.    MegaCICN         AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:megaCICN's.cpt      megaCICN's.cpt                            0     101K      6/22/92     megaCICN's - megaCICN's caontains color Icons for use with color Icon init.         JerryCan.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:JerryCan.cpt        JerryCan.cpt                              0       2K      6/22/92     JerryCan - Animated closing trash Icon for Resedit installation.         HeartbeatBut     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:HeartbeatButton.cpt     HeartbeatButton.cpt                       0       6K      6/22/92     HeartbeatButton - Heartbeat Button Icon for fun and pleasure!         CURSICON         AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:CURS,ICON,ICN#.cpt     CURS,ICON,ICN#.cpt                        0      15K      6/22/92     CURS,ICON,ICN# - A small collection of cursors, icons, and icn# resources  to move around and play with in ResEdit, or whatever. Calvin and Hobbes,  Charlie Brown, Snoopy, other various images, and even the "Second Viennese  School" -- Schoenberg, Berg, and Webern. These icons & cursors have been  seen nowhere before, and not again after.     CindyCrawfor     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Cindy Crawford      Cindy Crawford                            0       6K      6/22/92     Cindy Crawford - Cindy Crawford Folder Icon. Just copy and paste with  Resedit.        BlueNotes        AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:BlueNotes           BlueNotes                                 0      14K      6/22/92     BlueNotes - This is a collection of icons for the various musical notes.  Includes cicn, sicn, ic4, ic8, icl4, icl8, and ICN#. ResEdit  resource-format.       Anim.Trash       AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Anim.Trash          Anim.Trash                                0       2K      6/22/92     Anim.Trash - Animated Trash icons for your fun and pleasure.         A.T.I.SetII      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:A.T.I. Set II.cpt     A.T.I. Set II.cpt                         0      12K      6/22/92     A.T.I. Set II - Yes, yet another set of replacement trash icons.  This is  part II. You'll need ResEdit (any version) to implement these.  Comes with  full documentation.        TRIGO            AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:TRIGO          TRIGO                                     0      15K      6/22/92     TRIGO - TRIGO is yet another module for Berkeley Systems "After Dark" cdev. Trigo has a set of pretty wild 3-D shapes that move and oscillate (sorry,  it has 2 colors - black & white). The figures are made up of moving pixels  instead of lines. I haven't tried this on a Mac without a FPU (68881/68882) but I suspect it would run a lot slower because of all the calculations...      Triangles        AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Triangles      Triangles                                 0       4K      6/22/92     Triangles - A free, b&w After Dark module. Displays Sierpinski triangles.  If you don't know what that is, then download it!        TabbyCountdo     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Tabby Countdown     Tabby Countdown                           0       6K      6/22/92     Tabby Countdown - Tabby Countdown is a great little after dark file that  displays the time for the next Tabby event for you After Dark sysops. By  John Sinteur.       Sparklers        AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Sparklers.cpt     Sparklers.cpt                             0       4K      6/22/92     Sparklers - a sparkling After Dark Module.         SpanishDance     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:SpanishDancer.cpt     SpanishDancer.cpt                         0      33K      6/22/92     SpanishDancer - A mollusc, the Spanish Dancer is a brilliant red nudibranch that is found undulating in the surf.  This is a color module immportable  to the popular After Dark* screen sabver and made using the FISH! editor  available only from respective authors and sources. If you have After Dark  and like fish, catch this one, Mollusca Hexabranchus, I think.  At high  tide and astorm you can wow newoophytes and amaze freiends as you pick them up and set them a drift, free once again. They are totally harlmless and  incredilbly beautiful.  Satori.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Satori.cpt     Satori.cpt                                0      11K      6/22/92     Satori - This is an already upgraded module for use with After Dark 2.0u.  No changes involved other than it now works with the Mac LC and IIsi. A new feature is, by pressing the Caps Lock key, the colors now change. Compact  Pro compressed file.       SantaADModul     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Santa AD Module(PICS).cpt     Santa AD Module(PICS).cpt                      0      46K      6/22/92     Santa AD Module (PICS) - This is a color AfterDarK ScreenSaver module which features Santa in his sleigh, pulled by reindeer across a full moon. Use  the After Dark PICS PLAYER to display this module. Author is unknown.       QuantamLines     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Quantam Lines.cpt     Quantam Lines.cpt                         0       5K      6/22/92     Quantam Lines - An AFTER DARK (tm) module. A variation on the String Theory module.  The After Dark screen saver is required to use this file.        Pumpkin.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Pumpkin.cpt     Pumpkin.cpt                               0     104K      6/22/92     Pumpkin - This file is a colorful Jack o' Lantern for the After Dark PICS  Player. The pumpkin slowly rotates across the screen. You could also use  this file and a graphics program such as Adobe Photoshop to make a nice  startupscreen or color desktop.      OFFTHEAIR        AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:OFF THE AIR.CPT     OFF THE AIR.CPT                           0      18K      6/22/92     OFF THE AIR - With this After Dark module, after a period of inactivity,  you Macintosh will go "off the air" and look like a TV that's been left on  after the station has stopped broadcasting.  (And sound like it to, if you  want).  This module REQUIRES a monitor/video card capable of displaying 256 colors or greys.  It also requires After Dark 2.0u or later.  Shareware:  $2.00 (can't get much cheaper than that).     NewAfterDark     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:New After Dark Modules.cpt     New After Dark Modules.cpt                      0      17K      6/22/92     New After Dark Modules - Four (4) after dark modules.         Moire/AD.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Moire/AD.cpt     Moire/AD.cpt                              0       7K      6/22/92     Moire/AD - Do you like the "Moire" screen saver or "After Dark"?  No need  to choose.  Here is a Moire module for After Dark.  Please note this file  is not usuable unless you have the After Dark Screen saver program.       Millions.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:millions.cpt     millions.cpt                              0       9K      6/22/92     millions - After Dark module for 32-bit color. Tested only on 1.1.         HappyBirthda     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Happy Birthday PICS(AD).cpt     Happy Birthday PICS(AD).cpt                      0      76K      6/22/92     Happy Birthday PICS (AD) - is an After Dark Module for all those After Dark fans out there!        Earth2.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Earth2.cpt     Earth2.cpt                                0     128K      6/22/92     Earth2 - This an After Dark Module of the Earth rotating in 8-bit color.  This version corrects the rotational direction.  Sorry about the mistake!  Keywords: After Dark, Module, PICS Player.       Columns.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Columns.cpt     Columns.cpt                               0       2K      6/22/92     Columns - Columns is another After Dark module for your evaluation.         ChristmasTre     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Christmas Tree.cpt     Christmas Tree.cpt                        0     146K      6/22/92     Christmas Tree - This is a PICS file which can be used with After Dark or  any PICS player. Created with Swivel 3D, this Christmas tree rotates 360  degrees. Can be used with the PICS Player screen saver in After Dark and  for some strange reason, it runs faster when used in a Multimode screen  saver. Contains color and works on Mac II's and IIfx's. Free from FLIGHT  ENGINEERING.    CarWashPICS      AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:CarWash PICS.cpt     CarWash PICS.cpt                          0     303K      6/22/92     CarWash PICS - A multi-frame, 1-bit animation of a naked girl washing a car in PICS file format -- use as a screen saver with After Dark or with  MacroMind Director, etc. The file is free, comes with details on how to get similar such things. Uploaded at the request of the author, which is not  me.     BeforeDark       AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:Before Dark.cpt     Before Dark.cpt                           0       4K      6/22/92     Before Dark - An init to radomly select the After Dark module used each  time your computer is booted up.        AfterDarkScr     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:After Dark Screens.cpt     After Dark Screens.cpt                      0       9K      6/22/92     After Dark Screens - Two small but very interesting After Dark modules.  Hypnosis generates interesting line art/modrian effects. Lasers diplays  Hermits-Gaussian and/or Laguerre-Gaussian last bean profiles on the screen  with selectable modes via a popup menu controlling resolution, and number  of beams.     AfterDarkMod     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:After Dark Modules.cpt     After Dark Modules.cpt                      0      20K      6/22/92     After Dark Modules - This file contains two more screen modules for After  Dark, Reality and Crabs. Reality's patterns will dazzle your eyes! Crabs  simulates a community of crabs. The crabs feed on white pixels on the  screen. On a color monitor, the crabs change color as they age, if they  starve and so forth. Many user controled factors available.     ADMods.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:ADMods.cpt     ADMods.cpt                                0       6K      6/22/92     ADMods - Apologies folks, I uploaded a buggy version of ColorSwarm a few  days ago. This one fixes a problem with black&white monitors.  Now CS  should work on all setups.  Please let me know if this is not the case.  And, as a special added bonus, I've included another module I've just  finished, called Bacteria.  (Yes, I seem to be preoccupied with bugs  lately) It won't make your pulse pound or anything, but hey, it's free.    ADStarTrekTN     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:AD Star Trek TNG.cpt     AD Star Trek TNG.cpt                      0       9K      6/22/92     AD Star Trek TNG - This After Dark module features the NCC-1701D moving  across your monitor screen at warp speed. One of the better After Dark  modules I've seen!       ADRoamingLin     AMUG CD:Files:Util:After Dark:AD Roaming Lines.cpt     AD Roaming Lines.cpt                      0      12K      6/22/92     AD Roaming Lines - A color or monochrome module for use with Berkley  System's After Dark screensaver. This module creates constantly rotating  spirals with long tails. Excellent for color AD users. Keywords: After  Dark,AD,Color, Monitor,Screen,Saver,Spirals.      USDebt5.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Bus:T-Z:US Debt5.cpt           US Debt5.cpt             5                0      54K      6/22/92     US Debt5 - Drop this in your Apple Menu Items in System 7 (or use as an app in System 6.0x) and you have: current US national debt, your share of the  debt, current US population, current world population.  Configurable so  that you can have it show only the information you want to show.  Free.      TroubleWithQ     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:T-Z:Trouble With Quark.cpt     Trouble With Quark.cpt                      0       8K      6/22/92     Trouble With Quark - QuarkXPress may be the heavyweight of page layout  programs, but dealing with the company can be frustrating. This article  describes the writer's experiences. Reprinted from Mac Monitor, newsletter  of the Savannah Macintosh Users Group.      TidBITS#129      AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:TidBITS:126-150:TidBITS#129/ClarisWorks.cpt     TidBITS#129/ClarisWorks.cpt     129              0      13K      6/22/92     TidBITS#129/ClarisWorks - If you're a power user and won't use anything but high-end software tools or ResEdit, don't read this review. If you have  more modest needs and you're interested in being able to use a number of  different types of software packages, read on for an excellent discussion  of ClarisWorks, perhaps the best of the new breed of integrated packages.     TidBITS#128      AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:TidBITS:126-150:TidBITS#128/15-Jun-92.cpt     TidBITS#128/15-Jun-92.cpt     128              0      14K      6/22/92     TidBITS#128/15-Jun-92 - This is an issue of the small and the large. First  come short notes about Super Boomerang, pop-up menus, and three of the most popular word processors, Word, Nisus, and WriteNow. Then comes the meat of  the issue with a preview article on FileMaker Pro 2.0 for the Mac and  Windows, some in-depth analysis of Apple's Newton announcements, and a look at works programs by Matthew Wall that leads into a special issue on  ClarisWorks later this week.   SPEEDO31.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Sn-Sp:SPEEDO31.cpt        SPEEDO31.cpt             3.1              0     141K      6/22/92     SPEEDO31 - Performance tester for your Mac. This is the latest vesion of  this full featured, System 7 savvy benchmarking program. Lots of features  and tests and full on-line help. Shareware fee $30.00. It will check all  performance aspects of all currently available Macintosh models, including  Balloon Help. On-line help included.     PowerbookOKt     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Powerbook:Powerbook OK to Rest.cpt     Powerbook OK to Rest.cpt                      0       5K      6/22/92     Powerbook OK to Rest - This utility was written by Insignia Solutions for  users of SoftPC on the Powerbook Macintoshes to solve a problem common to  many applications on the Powerbooks. After a short period of inactivity by  the keyboard and mouse, the Powerbooks goes into Rest Mode, slowing the  processor to 1 MHz, which makes it appear to be hung. This utility restores this rest mode after use of the companion utility Powerbook Don't Rest.  This utility was uploaded by Insignia Solutions Technical Support.   PowerbookDon     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:Powerbook:Powerbook Don't Rest.cpt     Powerbook Don't Rest.cpt                      0       4K      6/22/92     Powerbook Don't Rest - This utility was written by Insignia Solutions for  users of SoftPC on the Powerbook Macintoshes to solve a problem common to  many applications on the Powerbooks. After a short period of inactivity by  the keyboard and mouse, the Powerbooks goes into Rest Mode, slowing the  processor to 1 MHz, which makes it appear to be hung. This utility disables this rest mode, keeping the processor at full speed. There is a companion  utility called 'Powerbook OK To Rest' which restores the Rest function.    PM14400FXSAD     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:P:PM14400FXSA Driver.cpt     PM14400FXSA Driver.cpt                      0       8K      6/22/92     PM14400FXSA Driver - A driver written for Hermes to make full use of the  new Practical Peripherals 14400 baud V32bis modem.  Allows for 57600 baud  modem port rates to really let this modem fly!  Documentation in the ReadMe file tells you why the settings are the way they are...      PlugInScanv2     AMUG CD:Files:Art:P:PlugInScan v2.0.cpt      PlugInScan v2.0.cpt      2.0              0      69K      6/22/92     PlugInScan v2.0 - Newest release of Plug-In scan module which allows  operation of the Mirror scanner with Photoshop.        Moovtopics       AMUG CD:Files:QuickTime:M:moovtopics.c.cpt     moovtopics.c.cpt                          0       3K      6/22/92     Moovtopics.c - Here's a sample routine that converts any QuickTime movie to a PICS animation file.  This was an execrise in learning how to use  QuickTime's GetNextMovieInterestingTime() function to find the next actual  frame in a movie.  It saves each frame out to a PICS file that can be  played in Director, SuperCard, and other applications.  There is *ZERO*  error checking in this source.  You'll want to integrate your favorite  exception handling stuff.  It also doesn't do any bit depth conversions,  because I really hate GWorlds.  Desktopblue      AMUG CD:Files:Art:D:Desktopblue.cpt          Desktopblue.cpt                           0       7K      6/22/92     Desktopblue - an interesting desktop pattern for your enjoyment.         CARP2.0.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Music:C:CARP 2.0.cpt           CARP 2.0.cpt             2.0              0      42K      6/22/92     CARP 2.0 - version 2.0. Completely rewritten, hot interface.. Designed for System Seven and systems with color. Eject, Stop, Play, Pause, Previous, Next, and Scan functions. Small Convenient Display. You can quit  the app without interrupting the play. 7. Only uses < 128k of RAM, you can  quit if you need the memory! Auto Start Play when Audio CD is mounted.* Several end of CD options. Works with screen savers and 32 bit Clean. You  need to have installed the Foreign File Access and your CD ROM driver. You  do not need the CD Remote INIT or the Remote player for CARP to work. For  Best Results simply make an alias of the CARP icon, put it in the "Startup  Items" folder of your system folder. Reboot and CARP is ready. BostonCity       AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:B:Boston•Cityguide.cpt     Boston•Cityguide.cpt                      0     189K      6/22/92     Boston•Cityguide - A Hypercard travel guide to Boston, Mass. just in time  for MacWorld Expo. This stack includes complete info on hotels, restaurants (organized by area and  cuisine) using public transportation, day trips  outside the city, a few organizationaltools, and much more. A shareware  donation of $10 is requested which gets you some additional goodies and an  updated version of this stack.    BeautyANDthe     AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:A-G:Beauty AND the Beast.cpt     Beauty AND the Beast.cpt                      0      16K      6/22/92     Beauty AND the Beast - This file is uploaded in a midi file format. If the  track names do not appear with the sequence download the text with the  original file.  The solo track was only placed into the sequence to teach  third grade children the melody of the song.  It should be removed if not  needed.     Bartenders       AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:B:Bartender's Dream.cpt     Bartender's Dream.cpt                      0      17K      6/22/92     Bartender's Dream - Stack of one hundred thirty seven drink recipes.  Just  double-click on the stack and browse, then add recipes of your own.        AUSA/IntrosQ     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:AUSA/Intros QuickTime Planning     AUSA/Intros QuickTime Planning                      0       8K      6/22/92     AUSA/Intros QuickTime Planning - DALLAS, Texas--June 15, 1992--Apple  Computer, Inc. today unveiled its QuickTime version of Teaching, Learning & Technology--A Planning Guide, a comprehensive tool designed to help  educators and school districts with their curriculum planning processes.  QuickTime is Apple's technology that enables users to display and play video clips and sound on an Apple Macintosh personal computer. With the QuickTime version of the planning guide, users can create, edit and present educational plans--all on the same computer.  Users can view any QuickTime video in a window on screen, or show the video as a full-screen slide presentation.Amplifiers       AMUG CD:Files:Hyper:A-An:Amplifiers.cpt      Amplifiers.cpt                            0     116K      6/22/92     Amplifiers - I started this stack as a kind of introduction to electronics. The op amp is probably the most fundemental element of electronics  (non-digital) and these circuits are found in all sorts of things.  This  stack hopefully will encourage a few people to experiment with these  circuits.  I will continue to update and add to this, and try to make  things more clear as I go.  So if you try this and find some parts  confusing or hard to understand, or just have questions, send me a message  and I'll try to make it better.  Also, this is shareware, and if you  register, you become intitled to free updates as they become available. 150-WattPowe     AMUG CD:AMUG Info:AppleLink:150-Watt Power Supply -IIcx,     150-Watt Power Supply -IIcx,                      0       4K      6/22/92     150-Watt Power Supply -IIcx - The new improved version of ZPS-150cxi (ZPS™  Series), a 150-Watt power supply upgrade for the Mac IIcx, IIci, Quadra 700 has been released and shipping since Jan. 1992.  This new improved design  has a 0% fail rate so far on the market worldwide with a thousand users. This 150-Watt upgrade provides 67% or more power on all 4 independent  outputs both in Amperage and total wattage rating (UL lab loaded this unit  to 230-Watt).   Generix1.0       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:G:Generix v1.0.cpt        Generix v1.0.cpt         1.0              0      27K      6/20/92     "Generix" - The Tabby Import/Export Report System (C) 1992 Currents!  Technologies - All Rights Reserved. Generix creates reports containing  information about the flow of echomail to and from your BBS.  This  information can be used in a number of ways: 1) find out exactly how many messages are being delivered to your system, 2) find out in what echo areas and how many messages your users are contributing, 3) determine the  relative activity of an echo area, 4) track the number of processing  sessions occuring on any given day of the week.  What Is TidB     AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:TidBITS:  What Is 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.        Volumecdev       AMUG CD:Files:Util:U-V:Volume cdev.cpt       Volume cdev.cpt                           0       5K      6/20/92     Volume cdev - easily change your Mac Volume.         VolSetterFKE     AMUG CD:Files:Util:U-V:Vol Setter FKEY.cpt     Vol Setter FKEY.cpt                       0       8K      6/20/92     Vol Setter FKEY - This program is in the form of an FKEY, which means that  it is accessed by typing the key combination Command-Shift-<number>, where  in this case the number is 8, though this number may be changed using  Suitcase™ or a similar utility. This FKEY allows the user to set the volume level used for system beeps and some other sounds quickly, without all the  tedious mucking around in the Control Panel.    SndRecorder      AMUG CD:Files:Music:S-Sn:SndRecorder.cpt     SndRecorder.cpt                           0      12K      6/20/92     SndRecorder - This is a simple application that allows people with sound  input devices (e.g. the built-in microphones on the new Macs, or  MacRecorders, etc) to record sounds directly into a snd suitcase (Sound  Mover document) rather than have to use Apple’s Sound control panel to  record the sounds, then have to open up the System file and copy the sounds into a suitcase. This application *requires* System 7.0 or greater. <grin>  If you try to run it without sys 7, an error message will tell you that you can’t, and the same for running it without a sound digitiser of some sort.   SndPlayer1.1     AMUG CD:Files:Music:S-Sn:SndPlayer 1.1.cpt     SndPlayer 1.1.cpt        1.1              0      63K      6/20/92     SndPlayer 1.1 - SndPlayer™ is an application which lets you listen to  sounds stored in several different formats, and it also helps you find  them. It is System 7.0-friendly, and has balloon help, Apple events (for  file, folder and disk dropping), colour, sound, etc.  The formats currently supported are:SoundEdit™ data files (i.e. sound stored in the data fork of  files, one sound per file). System 7.x sound files (i.e. what you have if  you drag sounds out of the System file, with one sound per file) Snd  suitcases (i.e. as created by Sound Mover™, with multiple snd resources in  each file)—this category includes applications containing sounds, HyperCard stacks, and the System file.SndCollector     AMUG CD:Files:Music:S-Sn:SndCollector.cpt     SndCollector.cpt                          0      24K      6/20/92     SndCollector -  have a large database of sounds, and had just finished  typing in and capturing the names from Sound Mover™ files (Sound Mover is  copyright by Riccardo Ettore), and just had the task of inserting the sizes of each of these sounds into the database.  But, since I had about 500–600  sounds [I now have over 1,000! needing their sizes noted and entered, I  thought: why not write a program to do that for me?  And here it is. It  asks the user for a name and location to save the output file, and then  allows them to repeatedly open Sound Mover or HyperCard files containing  snd resources and add them to the output file, including all of the fields  I have in my database (which is done in Omnis 5).SimCityBank      AMUG CD:Files:Game:S:SimCity Bank.cpt        SimCity Bank.cpt                          0      10K      6/20/92     SimCity Bank - For those people who play the great SimCity™ game and keep  on running out of money, or could do so much more with a little more money, or just love to cheat, I wrote this little program to allow them to do just that.  Simply open your city, specify how much money you want, and your  interest-free, infinite term loan is granted on the spot! This program  should work on any Macintosh.  I have only tried it on a Mac Plus at  present, but it should work on the others also.  Let me know if you have  any problems, and I’ll try to fix them.  ShutdownFKEY     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Sd-Sm:Shutdown FKEY.cpt     Shutdown FKEY.cpt                         0       6K      6/20/92     Shutdown FKEY - This program is in the form of an FKEY, which means that it is accessed by typing the key combination Command-Shift-<number>, where in  this case the number is 0, though this number may be changed using  Suitcase™ or a similar utility. This FKEY puts up an alert which gives the  user a choice between shutting down, (similar to choosing Shut Down from  the Finder™,) restarting, exiting to the Finder, or cancelling.  As an  additional option, the user may press Caps Lock when calling this FKEY to  just shutdown without bothering with the dialog.  This is provided so the  user may shutdown properly even during a mouse freeze. SayItFKEY        AMUG CD:Files:Util:S-Sc:Say It FKEY.cpt      Say It FKEY.cpt                           0       6K      6/20/92     Say It FKEY - This program is in the form of an FKEY, which means that it  is accessed by typing the key combination Command-Shift-<number>, where in  this case the number is 7, though this number may be changed using  Suitcase™ or a similar utility. What this FKEY does is take the contents of the Clipboard and uses MacinTalk to make the Macintosh speak the text. This FKEY should work on all Macintoshes. If you have any problems, let me know  and I’ll see what I can do.   RsrcLeech        AMUG CD:Files:Util:R:Rsrc Leech.cpt          Rsrc Leech.cpt                            0      14K      6/20/92     Rsrc Leech - This application lets you extract the contents of a resource  in a file, and copy it into the data fork of a new file.  It lets the user  leech (or extract) all or any of the resources of a specified type in a  specified file, and leeches them into a data file with the file type and  creator provided by the user. This program only works on machines with at  least the 128K ROM, i.e. anything from a 512KE Mac upwards. I have only  tried it on a Mac Plus at present, but it should work on the others also.   Let me know if you have any problems, and I’ll try to fix them.  QuoterFKEY       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:Q:Quoter FKEY.cpt         Quoter FKEY.cpt                           0      22K      6/20/92     Quoter FKEY - The Quoter FKEY was written as a direct result of a need on  the local Mac™ BBS, Just Another Board (JAB).  My Quoter FKEY can be used  on any BBS or elsewhere, when replying to other people’s messages, so that  people reading your reply can see what specifically you are replying to.   Quoting on a BBS is normally done by prefixing each line of text by a “> ”  sequence, e.g.    MessageFKEY      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Md-Mz:Message FKEY.cpt     Message FKEY.cpt                          0      11K      6/20/92     Message FKEY - This program is in the form of an FKEY, which means that it  is accessed by typing the key combination Command-Shift-<number>, where in  this case the number is 6, though this number may be changed using  Suitcase™ or a similar utility. This FKEY uses the MacinTalk speech driver  (if present in the System Folder) to say a message based on the user’s  selection in an alert.  If the Caps Lock key is pressed first, a predefined person’s name is used also.     MacCheckers      AMUG CD:Files:Game:M:MacCheckers.cpt         MacCheckers.cpt                           0      20K      6/20/92     MacCheckers - an application for playing checkers on your Macintosh. From  Australia. Allow computer play and self.        JTKsFolders      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:JTK’s Folders.cpt     JTK’s Folders.cpt                         0     167K      6/20/92     JTK’s Folders - contains lots of folders with icons for black and white and color users.        JTKsColorFo      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:JTK’s Color Folders.cpt     JTK’s Color Folders.cpt                      0      56K      6/20/92     JTK’s Color Folders - contains lots of folders with icons for Color Mac  users.        JTKsB&WFold      AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:JTK’s B&W Folders.cpt     JTK’s B&W Folders.cpt                      0      43K      6/20/92     JTK’s B&W Folders - contains several folders with icons for black and white users.        IconsFile        AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:IconsFile.cpt       IconsFile.cpt                             0      10K      6/20/92     IconsFile - Several icons for your use. System 7 and Icons from Hell...         HideMenubarF     AMUG CD:Files:Util:G-H:Hide Menubar FKEY.cpt     Hide Menubar FKEY.cpt                      0       5K      6/20/92     Hide Menubar FKEY - Ever wanted to temporally hide that ubiquitous menu  bar?  What about everything else on the screen?  With this FKEY you can do  both at a touch of a key combination. This program should work on any  Macintosh running at least System Software version 5.0 (System 4.1 & Finder 6.0). I have only tried it on a Mac Plus at present, but it should work on  the others also.  Let me know if you have any problems, and I’ll try to fix them (see later for benefits to you for helping me).   ChineseTextu     AMUG CD:Files:Util:Icons:Chinese Textures.cpt     Chinese Textures.cpt                      0      54K      6/20/92     Chinese Textures - a collection of interesting icons created from Chinese  patterns.        5-6-7INIT        AMUG CD:Files:Util:A-Ag:5-6-7 INIT.cpt       5-6-7 INIT.cpt                            0       8K      6/20/92     5-6-7 INIT - This program is in the form of an INIT, which means that it is automatically executed by the System when your machine starts up. This INIT allows switching between Systems 5, 6 and 7 without having to boot off a  floppy or whatever.  It is useful for switching between Systems to avoid  compatibility problems, e.g. to run an old application which is  incompatible with System 7 under System 6.     SoundReverse     AMUG CD:Files:Music:So-Sz:Sound Reverser.cpt     Sound Reverser.cpt                        0       7K      6/19/92     Sound Reverser - Here is the Sound Reverser program, a “useless-ware”  System 7 Drag-and-Drop application which takes a sound file containing a  digitized sound and produces a new file with the sound reversed.  It can  provide hours of audio enjoyment!  Perhaps if someone can come up with  digitized samples of “Revolution Number Nine” or “Stairway to Heaven” we  can hear what demonic messages they contain! To use it, just drag a file  containing a sound onto the application’s icon.  The program will create a  new file with a sound which plays backwards.  The name of the new sound  file is the name the original with a “~” prepended. MiniWRITE173     AMUG CD:Files:DA:Met-Mz:miniWRITER 1.73.cpt     miniWRITER 1.73.cpt      1.73             0      24K      6/19/92     miniWRITER 1.73 - miniWRITER version 1.73 doesn’t have any new features  (since 1.61), but it’s a little smaller and imperceptibly faster.  Most  importantly, it has an icon family for System 7.0, and is compatible with  the Quadra cache. It also fixes a bug with [Save for new document] from the Options dialog (by the way, it’s a good idea to choose your standard font,  then click [Save for new document] in the Options dialog). SYSTEM 7 USERS Just drop miniWRITER onto your System folder (or drag it out of a window to the desktop if you’d rather double-click to open it).  LogIn2.1.1       AMUG CD:Files:Util:L:LogIn 2.1.1.cpt         LogIn 2.1.1.cpt          2.1.1            0      26K      6/19/92     LogIn 2.1.1 - There are quite a few programs around that are similar to  LogIn, but I wrote it for my own use because I wanted features the others  didn't have.  First, I wanted to be able to display a large amount of  information on the password dialog(like MacWelcome).  For this reason LogIn has several static text fields which cover the entire screen(For now the  text fields only cover a Classic screen.  I am currently in East Africa and only have a SE to work on, so I can't test any other monitors.  The dialog  covers the entire screen on any machine, however, so users can't see the  desktop.)   FilesOnlin12     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:D-F:Files Online 1.2.cpt     Files Online 1.2.cpt     1.2              0      17K      6/19/92     Files Online 1.2 - Files Online will make a list of the files currently on  your BBS.  Unlike a disk catalog program it will only include those files  uploaded onto Hermes.  Also unlike a disk catalog program it will include  the file descriptions that you worked so hard to include on all those  files. Files Online includes both a sysop and user external. To use it  simply drag it into the externals folder and restart Hermes. It has no  other files associated with it.     AudioEdit102     AMUG CD:Files:Music:A:Audio Editor 1.0.2.cpt     Audio Editor 1.0.2.cpt     1.0.2            0     283K      6/19/92     Audio Editor 1.0.2 - Before you download, this version of the Sample Editor NEEDS the following minimum set-up System 7, 68020 or better processor (Mac II, LC, etc.) 640 x 480 8-bit monitor plus, Sound input device and plenty  of RAM, if you want to record. The Sample Editor is an application that  allows you to edit and manipulate sampled sound on the Macintosh. It  supports sound input and output from Audio Interchange (AIFF) files, Mac  'snd' resources, and the Clipboard. The sound may be compressed by a factor of up to 6:1.  You can also record direct from any connected microphone, limited only by the available memory. Out of this      AMUG CD:Files:Game:N-P:Out of this World.cpt     Out of this World.cpt                      0     137K      6/17/92     Out of this World™ demo. ver 0.1. This is a quick version of the program  for demonstration purposes only. Since it is still under developement and  is not meant to be the final release version of the game it makes many  assumptions about the system that it is running on.  One assumption is that you are running with 32 bit Quickdraw. The other is that it does not check  the maximum size of your video screen so if you try to run in a 640x480  window on a 12" monitor you may get random results. This demo does not work on monochrome Macintoshes. For best results and speed, make sure that you  are running in 256 colors. GraphMaster      AMUG CD:Files:Bus:F-G:GraphMaster Demo.cpt     GraphMaster Demo.cpt                      0     708K      6/17/92     GraphMaster is the most flexible and sophisticated charting and graphing  program available today. Taking full advantage of System 7, GraphMaster  makes chart and graph production a simple, intuitive process. With System  7's Publish & Subscribe facilities, GraphMaster allows a user to subscribe  to data from many sources, including spreadsheets and databases,  automatically updating charts as the data is changed. This is a Demo.    TedsBlackJa      AMUG CD:Files:Game:T:Teds BlackJackTutor1.2.4.cpt     Teds BlackJackTutor1.2.4.cpt     1.2.4            0     103K      6/17/92     Teds™BlackJackTutor 1.2.4 - Having spent 3 years as a professional counter  in Vegas and Reno, I know what you need to know.  This completely  functional, yet incomplete demo (shareware fee brings a stack having  everything) provides printable strategies , a simulated BlackJack game in  which two other players play correctly while you must determine your own   bets, information on other worthwhile casino games in addition to some  proven betting and money management techniques and complete instruction on  the game of BlackJack.  For a shareware fee you receive a complete stack.  INFOMaker262     AMUG CD:Files:Util:In-Iz:INFOMaker v2.62.cpt     INFOMaker v2.62.cpt      2.62             0      91K      6/17/92     INFOMaker 2.62 - INFOMaker is an easy to use utility application which will format data to be used in the Macintosh™.  The data to be formatted can be  from other computer systems (PCs, mainframes, etc.) or from other  Macintosh™ applications.  The program has been used extensively to convert  database information from VAX, UNIVAC, IBM, and CRAY mainframe computers  and a multitude of different micro computers.  The ability of INFOMaker to  handle a wide variety of input file formats including multi-line records  makes it a versatile tool to users who manage information on the  Macintosh™. Engineering      AMUG CD:Files:Bus:D-E:Engineering Assistant.cpt     Engineering Assistant.cpt                      0     168K      6/17/92     Engineering Assistant - Green Mountain Software, the creator of DOCMaker,  the stand alone document application creator, introduces Engineering  Assistant, an invaluable scientific and engineering utility for the  Macintosh™.  Engineering Assistant provides three powerful utilities for  Macintosh™ users. An extensive unit conversion utility. A powerful material property and constants, database, A flexible formula database.    Clock4.6.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Bus:C:Clock4.6.cpt             Clock4.6.cpt             4.6              0      48K      6/17/92     Clock 4.6 - Nice Macintosh Clock. If you change the time using the 'Time'  button you will also change your Mac's master clock.  But the 12-hour/  24-hour toggle is only local to the application and does not remain true  when you quit Clock unless in MultiFinder. The alarm is only local to the  application, and the default alarm time is 12:00AM at startup.  The clock  checks the alarm time against the current displayed time, not the local  time.   P2p20.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Util:P-Pl:P2p20.cpt            P2p20.cpt                2.0              0      14K      6/17/92     P2p20 - This is version .0 of Print2Pict. It is a printer driver that  previews and saves printed pages to PICT files or the clipboard. It works  only under System 6 or earlier. Drop it in your System folder and select it with the Chooser It has an on-line help you can copy to the clipboard and  print using any word processor. It also supports Balloon Help.     Gogo.cpt         AMUG CD:Files:Movie:A-P:Gogo.cpt             Gogo.cpt                                  0      48K      6/17/92     Gogo - This is a PICS movie file of our Go Go!         AdobeFonts       AMUG CD:Files:Font:*Adobe Fonts: AdobeFonts.cpt      AdobeFonts.cpt                           0     1519K      6/17/92     AdobeFonts - This is a great stack by Paolo Tedeschi from Italy that  displays all of the Adobe Family Type faces for easy viewing in HyperCard.  This is a large one at about 2 megs decompressed.       VENDORDA12       AMUG CD:Files:DA:U-V:VENDORDA12.cpt          VENDORDA12.cpt           1.2              0      19K      6/15/92     VENDORDA12 - This is a little ditty that has the Phone numbers of a ton of  Macintosh companies - as well as a Tech Support number (if they have a  seperate one. Looks like it could be pretty useful to some peoples.       UltimaVIIScr     AMUG CD:Files:Util:U-V:Ultima VII Screensaver.cpt     Ultima VII Screensaver.cpt                      0      37K      6/15/92     Ultima VII Screensaver - This little slice of animation is propagandaware.  If you like it, send a postcard to Origin and tell them you want to see  Ultima for the Rest Of Us!       TidBITS#127      AMUG CD:Files:MUG News:TidBITS:126-150:TidBITS#127/08-Jun-92.cpt     TidBITS#127/08-Jun-92.cpt     127              0      15K      6/15/92     TidBITS#127/08-Jun-92 - beginnings: part one of an excellent review of  what's new and easy to do in Excel 4.0, and part one of our discussion  about Apple's Newton Technology. In the on-going department, the estimable  Bob LeVitus passes on a better workaround for the Word Styles bug. Endings  for the week include Solutions, Inc. going out of business, and CE's  discounted email-only upgrade offer for QuicKeys, which ends in a week.    TextTrap.cpt     AMUG CD:Files:Util:T-Te:TextTrap.cpt         TextTrap.cpt                              0      28K      6/15/92     TextTrap - This control panel is a utility that provides text capture for  many Macintosh programs. When TextTrap is active, then as your Macintosh  writes text to the screen, TextTrap will also write a copy of the text to a disk file. If the text is drawn as part of a picture it is not possible to  capture the text with this program. This utility may be useful for  capturing text from help screens, games, or communication programs that do  not provide a means to save the text to a file.   TabText.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:Bus:T-Z:TabText.cpt            TabText.cpt                               0       6K      6/15/92     TabText - This translater allows 123 for the Mac to import tab-delimited  files from other applications.  Install and general information is included in the READ ME.  Compliments of Lotus Technical Support.        SupraFAXMode     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:S:SupraFAXModem V.32bis.cpt     SupraFAXModem V.32bis.cpt                      0       6K      6/15/92     SupraFAXModem V.32bis - This is the official version of the SupraFAXModem  V32.bis for Microphone II v4.0, as released by Software Ventures, June 8th, 1992.       StoryBoard       AMUG CD:Files:Movie:Q-Z:StoryBoard.cpt       StoryBoard.cpt                            0      13K      6/15/92     StoryBoard - is a HyperCard stack that allows you to direct your Multimedia presentations.        ShrinkDown       AMUG CD:Files:Util:Sd-Sm:ShrinkDown.cpt      ShrinkDown.cpt                            0       7K      6/15/92     ShrinkDown - ShrinkDown is an extention that installs a shutdown proc that  causes your screen to wipe to black like old television sets used to when  you restart or shutdown. It works under System 6 and 7 and on multiple  monitors. Serves no real purpose, but can anyone explain Talking Moose to  me?     Shell.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:Prog:S:Shell.cpt               Shell.cpt                                 0      12K      6/15/92     Shell - Application Shell  --  Version 1.00  --  Nov  5, 1989 Copyright (c) 1989 by Neal E. Trautman, 'ShareWare' -- Please send $5 contribution to,  Neal Trautman, 1701 S.W. 42nd Street, Fargo, ND  58103. This is a simple  application shell.      Robinson2        AMUG CD:Files:Art:SCAD:Robinson 2.cpt        Robinson 2.cpt                            0      20K      6/15/92     Robinson 2 - by Andrew Robinson from the SCAD College of Art.         Hair.cpt         AMUG CD:Files:Art:SCAD:Hair.cpt              Hair.cpt                                  0      20K      6/15/92     Hair - by Andrew Robinson from the SCAD College of Art.         Cowpoke          AMUG CD:Files:Art:SCAD:Cowpoke(SCAD).cpt     Cowpoke(SCAD).cpt                         0      15K      6/15/92     Cowpoke - by Andrew Robinson from the SCAD College of Art.         Computer         AMUG CD:Files:Art:SCAD:Computer(SCAD).cpt     Computer(SCAD).cpt                        0      10K      6/15/92     Computer - by Andrew Robinson from the SCAD College of Art.         Sanctus.cpt      AMUG CD:Files:MIDI:N-Z:Sanctus.cpt           Sanctus.cpt                               0       3K      6/15/92     Sanctus - Sanctus from Mozart's Requiem. Sounds good.         RemoteShutdo     AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:R:Remote Shutdown.cpt     Remote Shutdown.cpt                       0       5K      6/15/92     Remote Shutdown - This system extension allows any Macintosh to be shut  down or restarted remotely via AppleEvents. If your Macintosh supports the  power manager (Mac II series or Powerbooks), it can also be powered off  remotely.      PrismCircle      AMUG CD:Files:MacII:M-P:Prism Circle.cpt     Prism Circle.cpt                          0      38K      6/15/92     Prism Circle - provides a radiant color selector using the shift and option keys.        PictDisplay      AMUG CD:Files:DA:P:PictDisplay.cpt           PictDisplay.cpt                           0       5K      6/15/92     PictDisplay - Allows you to see up to 9 Picts at a time in a DA.         Nudger.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Word:N:Nudger.cpt              Nudger.cpt                                0       8K      6/15/92     Nudger - Nudger(TM) is a palette that can be used to set the nudge amount  in QuarkXPress 3.1. To use Nudger, open the palette from the View menu. Enter the nudge amount in the palette and press enter. Optionally, you can  use the popup menu to set the nudge amount.       NTSCBars1.0      AMUG CD:Files:Movie:A-P:NTSC Bars 1.0.cpt     NTSC Bars 1.0.cpt        1.0              0       6K      6/15/92     NTSC Bars 1.0 - NTSC Bars 1.0 tries to be a NTSC compliant colorbar  generator for your Mac. This utility will come in handy for anyone,  although it was designed for video production use,  anyone with a color  Macintosh  can benefit from it, for it is useful for setting brightness and contrast  settings. I tried to get as close to the NTSC RS170A standard as  I could.     NowUp-To-Dat     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:M-O:Now Up-To-Date Review.cpt     Now Up-To-Date Review.cpt                      0      27K      6/15/92     Now Up-To-Date Review - The computer is the ideal method of managing data;  and one important form of data we all have to deal with is our own schedule of meetings, appointments, birthdays, and the like. Given this need, there  have been a number of software programs developed to help us keep track of  our timetables. These include relatively simple reminder utilities such as  Alarms Clock, slightly more sophisticated packages such as CalenDAr and  First Things First, and full-fledged programs such as Alarming Events from  CE Software. A review.  SerialModule     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:M:MUBBS:Serial Module V1.5.3b.cpt     Serial Module V1.5.3b.cpt     1.5.3b           0      10K      6/15/92     Serial Module V1.5.3b - This Serial module allows the use of the CSI  expansion card (NuBus Slot Card).  The card I tested it with was a FOUR  port card, but I made the software work with up to whatever limit they have or 32 lines, which ever comes first!      RcvMUBBSE        AMUG CD:Files:Tele:M:MUBBS:Rcv MUBBS E-Mail Echo.cpt     Rcv MUBBS E-Mail Echo.cpt                      0       8K      6/15/92     Rcv MUBBS E-Mail Echo - Rcv MUBBS E-Mail Echo - This contains instructions  on how to receive the "MUBBS E-Mail Echo" via AOL. This is where we all get together and discuss MUBBS, the Ultimate BBS Software for the Mac.       MUBBSV1.1.2      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:M:MUBBS:MUBBS V1.1.2.cpt     MUBBS V1.1.2.cpt         1.1.2            0     345K      6/15/92     MUBBS V1.1.2 - A GREAT FREEWARE BBS set up to run as-is, can handle up to  32 "lines", Discussions, Xmodem, Zmodem, CD ROM support & more!. Totally  modular! works fine under System 7. MUBBS V1.1.2 is for creating NEW BBS's, if you already use MUBBS V1.1 then don't get this!      MUBBSModuleS     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:M:MUBBS:MUBBS Module Source V.5.cpt     MUBBS Module Source V.5.cpt     .5               0     166K      6/15/92     MUBBS Module Source V.5 - MUBBS is a "Multi User BBS" and is modular. This  file contains all the source code for "sample" modules in Think C 4.0  format. You can program your own modules, then add them to MUBBS wherever  you like. You can basically construct your own custom BBS any way you  please.     MUBBSModShel     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:M:MUBBS:MUBBS Mod Shells 4/92.cpt     MUBBS Mod Shells 4/92.cpt                      0      27K      6/15/92     MUBBS Mod Shells 4/92 - Put the folder "Module STD Routines" into your  "THINK C" folder. The Think C can find the files easy, and we don't have to go through what we have been going through with previous modules. If you  are "re building" a older module, use these files to update your old module to the new stuff. Just copy and paste in the new "main" code that starts a  module (all we changed is the part after the "programmers name" so that we  now can say what our module is too). You SHOULD generate prototypes for the old module, and turn on "require prototypes". You may find a few bugs this  way too! MUBBSEcho5       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:M:MUBBS:MUBBS Echo Conf to 5/30.cpt     MUBBS Echo Conf to 5/30.cpt                      0      17K      6/15/92     MUBBS Echo Conf to 5/30 - MUBBS echo info for May 1992.         MUBBSEcho4       AMUG CD:Files:Tele:M:MUBBS:MUBBS Echo Conf to 4/30.cpt     MUBBS Echo Conf to 4/30.cpt                      0      21K      6/15/92     MUBBS Echo Conf to 4/30 - MUBBS echo info for April 1992.         MUBBSCableTe     AMUG CD:Files:Tele:M:MUBBS:MUBBS Cable Test V1.0.cpt     MUBBS Cable Test V1.0.cpt                      0      16K      6/15/92     MUBBS Cable Test V1.0 - allows you to test your cable for MUBBS.         ModemsHSTV1      AMUG CD:Files:Tele:M:MUBBS:modems HSTV1.0.cpt     modems HSTV1.0.cpt                        0      11K      6/15/92     Modems HSTV1.0 - modem Module for MUBBS and the HST from USR.         MoreDiskSpac     AMUG CD:Files:Mag:M-O:More Disk Space Review.cpt     More Disk Space Review.cpt                      0      27K      6/15/92     More Disk Space Review - A new group of utilities is appearing on  Macintoshes around you. Once it was the rage to archive files by grouping  them into a single file and compressing that group for storage or  transmission via telecommunications. Famous in this task are StuffIt Deluxe and Compactor Pro. Later, file-by-file compression on the desktop appeared  in such INITs as DiskDoubler and SuperDisk. Now we are faced with  compression of all (or most) files on your hard disk as a way of life! A  Reprint from SMUG.  Moniker2.0       AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:M:Moniker 2.0.cpt     Moniker 2.0.cpt          2.0              0      23K      6/15/92     Moniker 2.0 - This is an update (probably the only one I'll make) to  Moniker, the drop-and-drag alias making program. The first version did not  allow one to make aliases of disks or folders, the new version corrects  that flaw. I also recoded this program to be 100% System 7 saavy. This  includes the addition of Apple Events to the program. The source code is in THINK C format (a compiled version is included for non-programmers). This  program and its accompanying code allow you to create alias files in a far  superior method to that supported by System 7's Finder. The source code is  in THINK C 5.0 format. LWDemo.cpt       AMUG CD:Files:Bus:H-L:LW Demo.cpt            LW Demo.cpt              1.4.1            0     145K      6/15/92     LW Demo - Demo of LinksWare commercial product. Allows users to establish  links from words in their own documents to other files. For example,  clicking on the word "elephant" in a Microsoft Word File could retrieve and display a text file about elephants, a photograph of an elephant, the sound of an elephant or play a QuickTime movie of elephants. Version 1.4.1  requires Mac Plus or newer; 6.0.5 or later; 2 megs installed RAM; hard  drive.    LoMem.cpt        AMUG CD:Files:DA:J-L:LoMem.cpt               LoMem.cpt                                 0       4K      6/15/92     LoMem - Low Memory is a DA that gives you information on your available  memory.        LaunchPad1.1     AMUG CD:Files:Util:L:LaunchPad 1.1.cpt       LaunchPad 1.1.cpt        1.1              0       8K      6/15/92     LaunchPad 1.1 - LaunchPad should now properly open documents in  applications that are already running, whenever it is possible.  (LaunchPad should be able to open such documents in all cases that the Finder can  handle. If you find a situation where the Finder can open a document, but LaunchPad cannot, then you have probably found a bug.  Please let me know  about it.) LaunchPad should now bring an already running application to the foreground when it opens a document in that application.   KittyLitter      AMUG CD:Files:System7 tools:J-K:Kitty Litter.cpt     Kitty Litter.cpt         2.1              0       8K      6/15/92     Kitty Litter 2.1 - Replaces System 7 trash icon (COLOR!!! or B&W) with a  smiling cat sitting behind his clean litter box.  Throw something away and  the cat departs, leaving a stinking mess behind.  When you select "Dump  Kitty Litter" from the menu, Kitty comes back and his litter is fresh.  Who ever heard of a fat trash can, anyway?  Dedicated to "kitty", the cat  without a name, who was killed by a car las