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<text><span class="style12">roduct Data Sheets are available for viewing and printing. Simply click on the button "VIEW" or "PRINT" to view the document in its entirety. To view data sheets properly, you will need at least 2.5 MBs of RAM. On a computer with less than 2.5 MBs, the font kerning will not look correct. This will not affect printing quality.</span></text>
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<name>Help - Lit</name>
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<text><span class="style12">he Apple Literature Guide is a complete listing of all current part-numbered Apple literature pieces. For ease of navigation, it is divided into 8 topics. The following information is available for each literature piece: • Title: To search for a particular piece by title, click 'Search'.• Part No.: To search for a particular piece by Part No., click'Search'.• Synopsis: Description of literature piece.</span></text>
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<name>Help - General</name>
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card_11874.xml
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<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<text><span class="style12">ll items listed in the Literature Guide can be ordered electronically via AppleLink.</span><span class="style14">To Choose Literature:</span><span class="style12">• Click the 'ORDER' button on the literature card you want to order. • Enter the number of packs you want to order (If amount is greater than 50 packs, you will be prompted to provide justification for the large quantity). </span><span class="style14">Literature Order Addressing:</span><span class="style12">• Select 'Order Form'.• Select "Ship to" to enter requestor, shipping, billing and authorization information (DO NOT send orders to P.O. Box numbers).• Make sure you fill out both cards.</span><span class="style14">Ordering Info Definitions:</span><span class="style12">• CUSTOMER #: If you do not know your Customer #, contact your appropriate support center in Charlotte or Sunnyvale.• DIVISION #: Enter division ordering literature.• DEPT #: Enter department ordering literature. • ACCOUNT #: This is automatically input when "Order Reason/Use Code" has been selected from the lower right of the card.• PROJECT #: Assigned by the Financial Analyst in your group(only if the order is tied to a specific project); if it is not, enter "N/A".</span><span class="style14">Sending Your Order:</span><span class="style12">• Select 'Order Form'.• Select "Send".• You will be prompted to assign a P.O. number to your order (no more than 14 characters). If you have not done so, you will also be prompted to fill out shipping/billing information.• You may change the quantity of your order on the Order Form card by typing in a new number; if you want to delete a particular item, type a 0 (zero).• By pressing "Send" your order will be converted into an AppleLink document and will be placed in your AppleLink Out Basket. Next time you log onto AppleLink, you need only to select"Send Items in Out Basket" and your order will be electronically sent to the distribution center chosen.</span></text>
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<name>Help - Order</name>
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card_10895.xml
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<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<script>on closecardglobal gOrderInfospinCursorrepeat with n = 1 to 11if last char of cd fld n is return then delete last char of cd fld nput cd fld n into line n of gOrderInfoend repeatarchiveOrderInfopass closecardend closecardon openCardglobal gOrderInfospinCursorrepeat with n = 1 to 11put line n of gOrderInfo into cd fld nend repeatset userModify to TRUEtabkeypass opencardend opencard</script>
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card_9883.xml
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<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<text>Internal Office Use Training Seed Unit Demo/Trade Show Promotional Giveaway Customer Relations </text>
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<name>BillTo</name>
<script>on opencardglobal gOrderInfospinCursorrepeat with n = 12 to 19put line n of gOrderInfo into cd fld (n - 11)end repeatspinCursorrepeat with n = 1 to number of cd buttonsset hilite of btn n to FALSEend repeatif cd fld "reason" ≠ "" thenput cd fld "reason" into reasonset hilite of btn reason to TRUEend ifset userModify to TRUEtabkeypass opencardend opencardon closecardglobal gOrderInfospinCursorrepeat with n = 1 to the number of cd fldsif last char of cd fld n is return then delete last char of cd fld nput cd fld n into line (n+11) of gOrderInfoend repeatarchiveOrderInfopass closecardend closecardfunction orderReason theName,reasonNumput "" into cd fld "AccountNum"repeat with z = 1 to number of btnsset hilite of btn z to FALSEend repeatset hilite of btn theName to TRUEput theName into cd fld "reason"put reasonNum into cd fld "AccountNum"end orderreason</script>
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card_9114.xml
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<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<text><span class="style1">lease enter any special intructions you would like to accompany this order. For example, if this order cannot be filled by a certain date, then do not send.</span><span class="style10"></span></text>
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<name>Special Instructions</name>
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<script>on mouseupglobal OrderListput word 2 of the clickLine into theLineput line theLine of me into tempif temp is "" then exit mouseupput line theLine of cd fld 3 into partNumput (line theLine of cd fld 2) div temp into perUnitrepeatask "Change number of packs of "& partNum & " to how many? "& return &¬"(Type “0” to delete)" with tempif it = "" then exit mouseupput it into newQtyif errorCheck(newQty) then exit repeatend repeatif newQty > 99 thenanswer "Sorry, the quantity limit is 99 packs."exit mouseUpend ifif newQty = 0 thenlock screendelete line theLine of cd fld 1delete line theLine of cd fld 2delete line theLine of cd fld 3delete line theLine of cd fld 4elseput newQty into line theLine of meput perUnit * newQty into line theLine of cd fld 2end ifCollectDataend mouseUp</script>
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<text><span class="style1"> Qty Units Part # Description Date: </span><span class="style4">11.14.90</span><span class="style3"></span></text>
<text><span class="style1">o change your order quantity, double-click the number and enter a new one. To remove an order, enter 0. </span><span class="style9"></span></text>
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<text>12/20/90</text>
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<text>This 4-color, 16-panel brochure discusses the importance of the Macintosh computer in developing great ideas in the design and modeling field.The brochure provides visual examples of a number of software applications, and presents success stories from various Macintosh computer users in the design field.</text>
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<text>This 4-color, 10-panel brochure discusses the benefits of Apple's open architecture system.The brochure reviews Apple's design principles and the five layers of the Open Architecture System Integration Strategy. It also discusses how the Macintosh computer can fit into different networking environments.</text>
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<text>The 4-color brochure promotes the Apple Educator Advantage Program which give large discounts on Apple computers and payment programs to help you make purchasing a Apple computer easier.</text>
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<text>This brochure gives seven steps designed to help the Macintosh user take better care of their computer. These are: give it plenty of space; make sure you have only one System Folder; lock floppy disks to avoid viruses, don't label disks with a pencil; limit the number of times you turn your system onand off during the day; clean your mouse every month; and get AppleCare.</text>
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<text>The Apple Personal LaserWriter NT printer offers individuals and small workgroups affordable, high-quality printing. It has the ability to produce a wide variety of documents—from letters and memos to full pages of sophisticated text and graphics that include scanned illustrations and photographs, page layouts, and presentations. It has been designed to fit almost any office environment.</text>
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<text>The MacX25 software links Macintosh computers to packet-switched data networks (PSDNs) supporting CCITT Recommendation X.25.This 6-panel product sheet describes the features, benefits, product details, system requirements, technical summary, optional facilities and ordering information. It also provides information on the MacX25 Programming Library.</text>
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<text>MacTerminal communications software is a desktop terminal emulation and communications application that enables Macintosh personal computer users to communicate easily with many host computers such as VAX and UNIX systems. This 4-panel data sheet discusses product features and benefits, system requirements, related products, and ordering information.</text>
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<text>This product sheet describes the features and benefits of the MacTCP software. With MacTCP software, developers now have the ability to create Apple Macintosh applications for network environments which use TCP/IP protocols - a widely used standard for networking heterogenous systems.</text>
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<text>The Macintosh System Software Version 6.0 Family distinguishes Macintosh computers from all others. It provides consistency in working with any Macintosh, and supports more than 3,500 applications for business, education, graphic arts, engineering, and entertainment. It incorporates all the features—pull-down menus, movable windows, and icons—that contribute to easy learning and use, and that are synonymous with all Macintosh computers.</text>
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<text>AppleCare is a flexible extended service agreement for your Apple computer systems and periperhal products. By purchasing AppleCare coverage, which takes effect after your initial limited warranty expires, you can obtain an unlimited number of repairs (costsfor both parts and labor are covered) on the designated equipment—at an annualcost typically less than that of one uncovered repair.</text>
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<text>The Apple Macintosh LC 512K VRAM SIMM (video random-access memory, Single In-line Memory Module) increases the number of colors that a Macintosh LC personal computer can display simultaneously on a monitor. This gives you the capability of working with an extraordinary range of colors or shades of gray. The SIMM is a small circuit board containing VRAM chips that fits into a socket on the computer’s main logic board.</text>
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<text>The Macintosh IIfx Logic Board Upgrade gives users of Macintosh II and IIx computers all the advantages of the Macintosh IIfx computer.This 6-panel data sheet describes the logic board's features, benefits, product details, system requirements, technical specifications and ordering information.</text>
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<text>The A/UX operating system can provide a powerful, interactive working environment for you and your company. To enhance that environment, Apple wants to ensure that you get the updates you need to keep your system working optimally—now and in the future. The A/UX Software Update Service provides a convenient way for you to recieve new version of A/UX software and related documents as soon as they are released by Apple.</text>
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<text>The Apple Software Update Program offers you timely, convenient access to the latest system, networking, and communications software for your Apple II and Macintosh computers. As a subscriber, you'll receive software updates by mail directly from Apple Computer, allowing you to take immediate advantage of new features andimprovements.</text>
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<text>The Apple TokenTalk NB Card allows personal computers in the Macintosh II family to connect to IBM and IBM-compatible Token-Ring networks.This 4-panel product sheet describes this card's features, benefits, system requirements, technical specifications and ordering information as well as the features and benefits of theTokenTalk software and SMB File Transfer Utility.</text>
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<text>The Apple Serial NB Card is an expansion card that allows personal computer in the Macintosh II family of systems to connect to remote systems via a variety of industry- standard serial communications protocols. When used with Apple's MacAPPC or MacDFT software, the Serial NB Card provides a complete SDLC solution, at the physical and data-link layers, for connectivity in the IBM Systems Network Architecture (SNA) environment.</text>
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<text>This 4-sided product sheet describes the features, benefits, system requirements and ordering information for: • Apple Monochrome Monitor (for the Apple IIGS and Apple IIc computers)    • Apple Monochrome Monitor IIe (for the Apple IIe, Apple II Plus and Apple II computers).</text>
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