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<script>on mouseUpif hilite of me thenglobal firstFindput TRUE into firstFindpush cdlock screenset hilite of me to FALSEgo cd "Main"unlock screen with visual effect barn door open slowend ifend mouseUpon mouseDownrepeatset hilite of me to the mouseLoc is within rect of meif the mouse is up then exit repeatend repeatend mouseDown</script>
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<script>on mouseUpglobal safNavget the heapSpaceif it < 20000 thenget "Not enough memory to show credits, sorry!"Answer it && "-- anonymous"exit mouseUpelse if it ‚â• 20000 thenif it ‚â• 340000 -- about a 1175K HyperCard partition in multifinderthenPicture "CreditsMouse",resource,rect,false,numBitsset rect of window "CreditsMouse" to "0,0,640,480"show window "CreditsMouse"elsehwhide window safNavvisual effect barn door opengo cd "CreditsBW"end ifend ifend mouseUp</script>
<script>on mouseDownInPictureif there is a window "CreditsMouse" then close window "CreditsMouse"--if there is a window "Credits" then close window "Credits"end mouseDownInPictureon doNextbeepend doNexton doPreviousbeepend doPreviouson doPrintbeepend doPrint</script>
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card_3712.xml
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<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<script>on mouseUpvisual effect barn door closego cd "Disclaimer"swend mouseUpon idle-- don't pass idle, b'c don't want to show paletteend idle</script>
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card_4622.xml
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<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<script>on mouseUppalglobal SafNavput last char of SafNav into cd fld "SafNav"end mouseUp</script>
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<textStyle>italic</textStyle>
<textStyle>bold</textStyle>
<name>Black & White</name>
<script>on mouseUpset visible of btn ID 22 of cd "Preferences" to ¬not hilite of me and not hilite of btn ID 25 of cd "Maintenance"global TopBar,BotBar,SafNavif there is a window SafNav then close window SafNavif there is a window TopBar then close window TopBarif there is a window BotBar then close window BotBar-- openStackend mouseUp</script>
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<textStyle>italic</textStyle>
<textStyle>bold</textStyle>
<name>Macintosh Portable Palette</name>
<script>on mouseUpglobal PalPosif hilite of me thenset hilite of cd btn ID 18 to TRUEsend mouseUp to cd btn ID 18put "579,34" into PalPoselseput "579,75" into PalPosend ifend mouseUp</script>
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<name>Touchscreen installed</name>
<script>on mouseUpglobal touchscreenput hilite of me into touchscreenend mouseUp</script>
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<font>Geneva</font>
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<name>barBot</name>
<script></script>
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<showLines> <false /> </showLines>
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<name>SafNav</name>
<script></script>
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<highlight> <true /> </highlight>
<autoHighlight> <true /> </autoHighlight>
<sharedHighlight> <true /> </sharedHighlight>
<family>0</family>
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<icon>0</icon>
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<font>Garamond</font>
<textSize>16</textSize>
<textStyle>italic</textStyle>
<textStyle>bold</textStyle>
<name>Printing enabled</name>
<script>on mouseUpglobal OKprintput hilite of me into OKprintend mouseUp</script>
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<type>field</type>
<visible> <true /> </visible>
<dontWrap> <false /> </dontWrap>
<dontSearch> <false /> </dontSearch>
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<showLines> <false /> </showLines>
<wideMargins> <true /> </wideMargins>
<multipleLines> <false /> </multipleLines>
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<font>Garamond</font>
<textSize>12</textSize>
<textStyle>plain</textStyle>
<textHeight>16</textHeight>
<name>notes</name>
<script>on mouseUpget "0,21,640,425"if rect of me is itthen set rect of me to "70,298,570,425"else set rect of me to itend mouseUp</script>
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<highlight> <false /> </highlight>
<autoHighlight> <true /> </autoHighlight>
<sharedHighlight> <true /> </sharedHighlight>
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<titleWidth>0</titleWidth>
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<font>Garamond</font>
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<textStyle>extend</textStyle>
<textStyle>italic</textStyle>
<textStyle>bold</textStyle>
<name>Begin</name>
<script>on mouseUpglobal floppylock screenif the optionKey is downthen go cd "Maintenance"elsego cd "Title"unlock screen with visual barn door close slowend ifend mouseUpon mouseDown--end mouseDown</script>
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<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>23</id>
<text>2</text>
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<name>Preferences</name>
<script>on closeCardset rect of cd fld ID 2 to 75,305,561,418global counterput 0 into counterend closeCardon mouseUp--end mouseUpon mouseDown--end mouseDownon idle--end idle</script>
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card_273300.xml
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<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<script>on mouseUpgo cd "Preferences"end mouseUp</script>
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<part>
<id>24</id>
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<visible> <true /> </visible>
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<font>Garamond</font>
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<textStyle>italic</textStyle>
<textStyle>bold</textStyle>
<name>Disable menus</name>
<script>on mouseUpif hilite of me thenhide menuBarhide msgend ifSetMenusend mouseUp</script>
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<id>25</id>
<type>button</type>
<visible> <true /> </visible>
<reserved5> 0 </reserved5>
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<highlight> <true /> </highlight>
<autoHighlight> <true /> </autoHighlight>
<sharedHighlight> <true /> </sharedHighlight>
<family>0</family>
<titleWidth>0</titleWidth>
<icon>0</icon>
<textAlign>left</textAlign>
<font>Garamond</font>
<textSize>16</textSize>
<textStyle>italic</textStyle>
<textStyle>bold</textStyle>
<name>Floppy Version</name>
<script>on mouseUpset visible of btn ID 22 of cd "Preferences" to ¬not hilite of me and not hilite of btn ID 18 of cd "Preferences"global floppyput hilite of me into floppyset visible of cd fld "Intro" of cd "Title" to floppyopenstackend mouseUp</script>
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<type>button</type>
<visible> <true /> </visible>
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<highlight> <false /> </highlight>
<autoHighlight> <false /> </autoHighlight>
<sharedHighlight> <true /> </sharedHighlight>
<family>0</family>
<titleWidth>0</titleWidth>
<icon>0</icon>
<textAlign>center</textAlign>
<font>Chicago</font>
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<textStyle>plain</textStyle>
<name>New Button</name>
<script>on mouseUpgo first cd of this bglock screenset locKMessages to trueset locKRecent to truerepeat with i= 1 to the number of cds of this bgput igo cd i of this bgif not hilite of bg btn "screenShot?" of this cdthenset the icon of cd btn "coverUp1" to 0set the loc of cd btn "coverUp1" to loc of bg btn "screenshot"else next repeatend repeatplay fluteend mouseUpon mouseUpset lockScreen to trueset lockMessages to trueset lockRecent to truerepeat with i = 1 to the number of cds of this bgput iset cursor to busyput bg fld "enteredKeys" of cd i of this bg into holder--sort items of holderrepeatif the charToNum of first char of holder is 32then delete first char of holderelse if the charToNum of first char of holder is 44then delete first char of holderelse exit repeatend repeatput holder into bg fld "enteredKeys" of cd i of this bgend repeatplay flute f4end mouseUpon mouseUpset lockScreen to trueset lockMessages to trueset lockRecent to truerepeat with i = 1 to the number of cds of this bgset cursor to busyget (id of cd i of this bg)put (word 3 of it) & return after holderend repeatput holder into bg fld "test" of last cd of this bgplay flute f4end mouseUp</script>
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<name>maintenance</name>
<script>on Pwdglobal pwif not pw then-- ask password "Enter password:"-- if it ≠ 3426180036 then-- beep-- answer "Incorrect password."-- go cd "Title"-- EXIT TO HYPERCARD-- end ifput TRUE into pwend ifend Pwdon closeCardglobal pwput FALSE into pwend closeCardon openCardglobal pw,rsdput FALSE into pwput FALSE into rsdend openCardon RSglobal rebuild,rsdif not rsd thenanswer "Rebuild any pre-existing indeces as well?" ¬with "Cancel" or "Skip" or "Rebuild"if it is "Cancel" then exit to HyperCardput it="Rebuild" into rebuildput TRUE into rsdend ifend RSon LockEm xset the visible of cd fld "Cats" of cd "Names" to not xset the lockText of cd fld "Notes" of cd "Preferences" to xset the lockText of fld "Description" of first cd of bg "•Description" to xset the lockText of fld "CoName" of first cd of bg "•Description" to xset the lockText of fld "ProdName" of first cd of bg "•Description" to xset the visible of fld "BoothName" of first cd of bg "•Description" to not xset the visible of fld "BoothNumber" of first cd of bg "•Description" to not xset the visible of fld "BoothTime" of first cd of bg "•Description" to not xset the visible of fld "Cat" of first cd of bg "•Description" to not xset the visible of bg btn "Delete" of first cd of bg "•Description" to not xset the visible of bg btn "Scrolling" of first cd of bg "•Description" to not xset the lockText of fld "Features" of first cd of bg "•Features" to xset the lockText of fld "Other Stuff" of first cd of bg "•Other Stuff" to xset the visible of bg btn "Shot" of first cd of bg "•Screen Shot" to not xset the visible of bg btn "Full Shot" of first cd of bg "•Screen Shot" to not xset the visible of bg btn "Center" of first cd of bg "•Screen Shot" to not xend LockEm</script>
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card_88848.xml
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<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<script>on mouseUpget short name of the targetif first char of it is "•" thenset hilite of the target to TRUElock screenset hilite of the target to FALSEpush cdgo cd (char 2 to 99 of it)if there is a fld "Index" then set scroll of fld "Index" to 0unlock screen with visual zoom open slowly-- jjFlushelsebeepend ifend mouseUpon mouseStillDownget short name of the targetif first char of it is "•" thenset hilite of the target to the mouseLoc is within rect of the targetend ifend mouseStillDownon openCardglobal palOKput TRUE into palOKend openCardon doNextbeepend doNexton doPreviousbeepend doPreviouson doPrintbeepend doPrinton doRestartset the lockmessages to TRUEvisual effect iris closego cd "Disclaimer"end doRestart</script>
</card>
card_360224.xml
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<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<text><span class="style19">    Apple has created its own advanced development environment for Macintosh – Macintosh Programmer’s Workshop (MPW®). At its core is a multi-window editor and a command interpreter you can use to create source code files, link them, and build them into executable applications.     Many programming languages that operate inside the MPW environment are available from Apple and from third-party vendors. Apple provides Object Pascal, C, C++, and Motorola 680x0 assembly language. Languages from third parties include Object Pascal, Modula-2, Fortran, and Ada.     There are also many fine programming languages, such as THINK C and THINK Pascal, which run in their own unique development environments and do not require MPW. These languages are typically more tightly integrated and run with less-demanding hardware requirements. They are also highlighted in this section.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">evelopment Environments and Languages</span></text>
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<name>§Development Environments and</name>
<script>-- on doPrevious-- visual wipe right-- go cd "§HyperCard 2.0 Applications"-- end doPrevious</script>
</card>
card_360806.xml
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<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<text><span class="style19">    Object-oriented programming offers many important benefits, including the ability to better manage program complexity, to maximize the reusability of code, and to increase productivity.     Apple has been the leader in the development and implementation of object-oriented tools and environments since the early ’80s. For example, Apple defined object-oriented extensions to standard Pascal to create the popular Object Pascal, developed C++ for the MPW environment, and provides Macintosh Allegro Common Lisp™ with object-oriented extensions.     Apple also developed MacApp®, a generic-application class library built using Object Pascal, designed to make the process of creating and maintaining Macintosh applications very efficient. MacApp contains all the user-interface features of a desirable Macintosh application: menus, windows, dialog boxes, and more. When you create an application with MacApp, nearly all the work required for the user interface is already complete. </span></text>
<text><span class="style19">    As the personal computer industry enters the 1990s, new challenges are emerging both for Apple and for application developers. The products that successfully meet those challenges will be those that tightly integrate application performance with network performance—that combine standalone power with the ability to share.      To help accelerate the development of networked and collaborative applications, Apple provides a variety of Network Application Tools. They enable the Macintosh to interface with a variety of networks and host computers, and facilitate the development of great collaborative applications. They include ADSP, the Macintosh-to-VAX Integration Toolkit, Data Access Language, MacAPPC, the Macintosh Communications Toolbox, MacTCP, MacX25, and MacWorkStation.</span></text>
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<content>
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<id>3</id>
<text><span class="style19">etworking and Communications Tools</span></text>
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<name>§Networking and Communication</name>
<script></script>
</card>
card_361588.xml
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<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<text><span class="style19">rototyping Tools, Case Tools, and Libraries</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">    Tools in these categories will help you accelerate development of Macintosh applications by providing professional-quality source or object code which can be integrated with your own code.     Prototyping tools let you rapidly put together the skeleton of a well- behaved Macintosh application, allowing you to focus your energies on the application-specific code that makes your program unique. These tools are especially valuable to those who are new to Macintosh programming and not familiar with the techniques needed to implement the standard desktop interface and event-driven programs. They typically generate fully- commented source code, making them valuable educational tools as well.     Most Macintosh CASE tools use effective graphic techniques to represent the information and business processes that will be automated by a computer program. They then reduce development time by converting high-level flow diagrams into detailed, executable code. Custom code libraries, written by experts, can also help you speed application development. For example, there are database engines to use in creating applications which need database functionality, and mathematical libraries to assist in the development of engineering applications.</span></text>
</content>
<name>§Prototyping Tools, Case Tool</name>
<script></script>
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card_361767.xml
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<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<text><span class="style19">rogramming Utilities and Debuggers</span></text>
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<text>     There are two main types of debuggers for the Macintosh: source-level and assembly-level. The source-level debuggers let you work with your code in the language in which you wrote it, rather than in the machine language that the processor executes. These are good for programmers who are not familiar with assembly language on the Macintosh, and are more comfortable in a high-level language such as Pascal or C.     Assembly-level debuggers let you work right at the machine level, with 680x0 machine language execution. At this level, there is little or no resemblance to the original high-level application language used for development. Instead, these programs give you a direct look at the compiled code that is actually executed by the processor. This type of debugger is best for those who understand the Macintosh’s 680x0 assembly language, and for those few bugs which will crash even good source-level debuggers.     Also in this section are a wide variety of utility programs that will help improve your programming productivity.</text>
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<name>§Programming Utilities and De</name>
<script></script>
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card_362163.xml
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<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<text><span class="style19">rogrammable Databases and Spreadsheets</span></text>
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<text>     Programmable databases and spreadsheets are the tools of the trade for many consultants and contract programmers who must quickly and efficiently put together specific applications for their clients. These products typically include a programming or scripting language which you can use to tailor data input operations, alter the look of reports, and determine how data is to be processed.</text>
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<name>§Programmable Databases and S</name>
<script></script>
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card_362363.xml
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<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<text>HyperCard‚Ñ¢, Multimedia, and Authoring Tools</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   The products described in this section provide a flexibility not found in most other development tools. Products like HyperCard™ and SuperCard™ let you create programs that control external devices, such as laser disc players and VCRs, and easily add sound and animation effects to your applications. They also facilitate the creation of products which users can customize.     HyperCard and SuperCard are easy to learn, so they're ideal for users and beginning programmers as well as programmers who need quick results. You can use them to build a quick prototype of an application or to develop a friendly “front end” for an application that runs on a different computer.      HyperCard and SuperCard applications are called stacks and projects,</span><span class="style22"> </span><span class="style19">respectively. In this section you will also find a variety of external command modules (XCMDs) you can use to extend the functionality of HyperCard and SuperCard. There are also many useful utility stacks and projects available.      Many software developers today are actually content providers — educators, researchers, trainers, and publishers — who are using the Macintosh to create and deliver large bodies of information. The simplicity of the Macintosh user interface has led to creation of many useful tools for creating “courseware” — a collection of computer-based, content-rich, interactive materials for instruction and training .</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">nix‚Ñ¢ Development Tools</span></text>
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<text>     As large programming houses continue to buy systems from several different vendors, they have an increasing need for these systems to work better together. Many such customers have chosen UNIX® as a standard, and they find that A/UX® provides the best overall solution.      A/UX 2.0, Apple's implementation for the Macintosh of the UNIX operating system, is a standard System V UNIX with extensions that provide additional functionality. For example, developers working under A/UX can incorporate the familiar Macintosh interface in their applications, thereby increasing their products’ appeal. In addition, well-behaved Macintosh programs can run under A/UX, thus opening up the large market of UNIX users to developers of standard Macintosh applications.     A variety of compilers and tools for A/UX is available, both from Apple and other vendors, including C, Pascal, C++, Fortran, Ada, COBOL, and BASIC. </text>
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<name>§Unix™ Development Tools</name>
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<text><span class="style19">    Most of the important technical reference material Apple has written about the Macintosh, including the definitive </span><span class="style22">Inside Macintosh</span><span class="style19"> reference, is published by Addison-Wesley Publishing Company as part of the </span><span class="style22">Apple Technical Library</span><span class="style19"> or</span><span class="style22">Apple Communications Library.</span><span class="style19"> Other Apple technical material, including important information on works-in-progress, is available in looseleaf form from theAPPLE PROGRAMMERS AND DEVELOPERS ASSOCIATION (APDA).     Many independent authors have also written excellent books and articles about Macintosh programming. These materials often provide insights into programming techniques which are not covered in Apple’s “official” technical reference material. They are also valuable sources of sample code and programming tips.     Developing superior Macintosh applications is challenging, whether you’re just starting out or are already an experienced programmer. Training courses can help you produce fast, efficient code, either by getting you started in the right direction with a new language or by raising your skill level in a familiar one.     Apple’s Developer University, and other organizations, provide Macintosh training courses at sites around the country. These courses give you an opportunity to learn from the experts—experienced Macintosh programmers who enjoy working with students and sharing their development expertise.</span></text>
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<font>Monaco</font>
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<script>on mouseUpput the selectedChunk into theChunkset hilite of me to truewait 5 ticksset hilite of me to falseput empty into cd fld "found"--hide cd fld "descriptive2"hide cd fld "clickMsg"put empty into cd fld "hitCount"if word 2 of theChunk > word 4 of theChunk or theChunk is emptythenput empty into cd fld "booleanstring"select after text of cd fld "booleanstring"else do "put empty into" && theChunkend mouseUp</script>
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<icon>0</icon>
<textAlign>center</textAlign>
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<textSize>12</textSize>
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<name>Help</name>
<script>on mouseUpset the hilite of me to NOT the hilite of melock screenset the visible of cd fld "help" to the hilite of meunlock screen with visual dissolve fastend mouseUp</script>
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<id>104</id>
<type>button</type>
<visible> <false /> </visible>
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<icon>0</icon>
<textAlign>center</textAlign>
<font>Chicago</font>
<textSize>12</textSize>
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<name>NEAR</name>
<script>on mouseUpglobal Rangeput the selectedChunk into theChunkset hilite of me to truewait 5 ticksset hilite of me to falseif the optionKey is downthenask "What range of proximity would you like to set?" with "5"if it is empty thenput 5 into Rangeexit mouseUpelse put it into Rangeelse smartInsert theChunk,"NEAR"end mouseUp</script>
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<id>105</id>
<type>button</type>
<visible> <true /> </visible>
<reserved5> 0 </reserved5>
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<style>shadow</style>
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<autoHighlight> <false /> </autoHighlight>
<sharedHighlight> <true /> </sharedHighlight>
<family>0</family>
<titleWidth>0</titleWidth>
<icon>0</icon>
<textAlign>center</textAlign>
<font>Chicago</font>
<textSize>12</textSize>
<textStyle>plain</textStyle>
<name>NOT</name>
<script>on mouseUpput the selectedChunk into theChunkset hilite of me to truewait 5 ticksset hilite of me to falsesmartInsert theChunk,"NOT"end mouseUp</script>
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<id>106</id>
<type>button</type>
<visible> <true /> </visible>
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<style>shadow</style>
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<highlight> <false /> </highlight>
<autoHighlight> <false /> </autoHighlight>
<sharedHighlight> <true /> </sharedHighlight>
<family>0</family>
<titleWidth>0</titleWidth>
<icon>0</icon>
<textAlign>center</textAlign>
<font>Chicago</font>
<textSize>12</textSize>
<textStyle>plain</textStyle>
<name>OR</name>
<script>on mouseUpput the selectedChunk into theChunkset hilite of me to truewait 5 ticksset hilite of me to falsesmartInsert theChunk,"OR"end mouseUp</script>
</part>
<part>
<id>107</id>
<type>button</type>
<visible> <true /> </visible>
<reserved5> 0 </reserved5>
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<reserved3> 0 </reserved3>
<reserved2> 0 </reserved2>
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<autoHighlight> <false /> </autoHighlight>
<sharedHighlight> <true /> </sharedHighlight>
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<icon>0</icon>
<textAlign>center</textAlign>
<font>Chicago</font>
<textSize>12</textSize>
<textStyle>plain</textStyle>
<name>AND</name>
<script>on mouseUpput the selectedChunk into theChunkset hilite of me to truewait 5 ticksset hilite of me to falsesmartInsert theChunk,"AND"end mouseUp</script>
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<id>111</id>
<type>field</type>
<visible> <false /> </visible>
<dontWrap> <false /> </dontWrap>
<dontSearch> <false /> </dontSearch>
<sharedText> <false /> </sharedText>
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<style>transparent</style>
<autoSelect> <false /> </autoSelect>
<showLines> <false /> </showLines>
<wideMargins> <false /> </wideMargins>
<multipleLines> <false /> </multipleLines>
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<icon>0</icon>
<textAlign>left</textAlign>
<font>Geneva</font>
<textSize>9</textSize>
<textStyle>plain</textStyle>
<textHeight>12</textHeight>
<name>clickMsg</name>
<script></script>
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<type>button</type>
<visible> <true /> </visible>
<reserved5> 0 </reserved5>
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<autoHighlight> <false /> </autoHighlight>
<sharedHighlight> <true /> </sharedHighlight>
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<titleWidth>0</titleWidth>
<icon>0</icon>
<textAlign>center</textAlign>
<font>Chicago</font>
<textSize>12</textSize>
<textStyle>plain</textStyle>
<name>mask2</name>
<script></script>
</part>
<part>
<id>115</id>
<type>field</type>
<visible> <false /> </visible>
<dontWrap> <false /> </dontWrap>
<dontSearch> <false /> </dontSearch>
<sharedText> <false /> </sharedText>
<fixedLineHeight> <false /> </fixedLineHeight>
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<lockText> <true /> </lockText>
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<style>scrolling</style>
<autoSelect> <false /> </autoSelect>
<showLines> <false /> </showLines>
<wideMargins> <true /> </wideMargins>
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<font>Times</font>
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<name>help</name>
<script>on mouseUplock screenhide meset the hilite of cd btn "Help" to FALSEunlock screen with dissolve very fastend mouseUp</script>
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<id>118</id>
<type>field</type>
<visible> <false /> </visible>
<dontWrap> <false /> </dontWrap>
<dontSearch> <true /> </dontSearch>
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<script>-- HELP DATA: DO NOT MODIFYHelp ,573,78,638,122,406,70,561,147,577,101,,, ¶Slide the cursor over objects to see their help balloons. Click here again to turn off the help feature. Click the Help button (under the Stop button) for a full screen of help.Print ,573,128,638,170,447,126,561,180,577,151,,, ¶The Print button will print the list of products your search has found.Find ,573,174,638,218,432,180,561,221,577,198,,, ¶The Find button brings you to this screen from other screens.Quit ,573,224,638,266,433,227,562,262,577,248,,, ¶The Quit button will take you back to the Finder.Begin ,573,270,638,314,422,280,562,312,577,296,,, ¶The Begin button returns to the opening menu.Back ,573,318,638,362,422,316,561,359,577,344,,, ¶The Back button takes you to the level you were on previously.Prev ,573,366,638,410,425,347,560,383,576,392,,, ¶The Prev button does not function on this card.Next ,573,420,638,456,425,397,560,433,576,440,,, ¶The Next button does not function on this card.</script>
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<content>
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<content>
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<text><span class="style19">lick a product name below to see more info.</span><span class="style41"></span></text>
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<text>ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ#</text>
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<text> Custom Search Extended Help (Choose "Print" while this field is showing to print it.) (Click on this field, or click "Help" again, to hide it.)The custom search facility will create a list of products for you to view, based on information typed in the search field. Choose a Search Type (Keyword or Full Text), including a Subtype (matches, starts with, or contains), if it's a Full Text search. Then, enter words in the Search Field to search for, each separated by one Connector (AND, OR, NOT, or NEAR). Instead of typing in the words, you can select them from the full Index at the lower left. To Start a Search, click the Begin button, then click on the name of the product in the results list you wish to view first. To Navigate when you are on a product card, use Next and Prev in the palette to move through the list, or hit "Find" again to choose other products from the list.Search Type:There are two ways to conduct searches:Keywords: searches the keywords that have been assigned to each product;Full Text: searches the product descriptions for each product.Subtype:There are three ways to look for words or phrases ("strings") during a Full Text search:matches: searches for strings that match the search strings exactly;starts with: searches for strings that begin with the search strings;contains: searches for strings that contain the search strings.Search Field:Type words into the search field, (to the left of the Begin button), separating each phrase you wish to search for by one and only one connector. If you do not enter a connector during Full Text searching, "AND" is used by default; during keyword searching, the words are construed as a phrase. The search is evaluated from left to right, with no operator priority, and no nesting allowed.Connectors:AND: will search for products that have both strings present.OR: will search for products that have either string present.NOT: will search for products that contain the string before the NOT, then discard those with the string after the NOT. NEAR: will find words within 5 words of each other, inclusive, in a product description. NEAR is, therefore, available only on full text searches. NEAR is used by itself: not in combination with AND, OR, or NEAR. To change how near the words should be during a session, option-click on the NEAR button.IndexThis field contains an alphabetical list of either keywords or full text strings, depending on the mode. Click on a word to add it to the search field at the current cursor position. Click on the letters on the left to see all words that start with that letter. The "#" section contains numbers, though telephone numbers, prices and times have been removed from the numbers list. The apostrophe-s ending has been deleted from all words. Some common words are missing fromthe index as well. Words that do not appear in the index can not be searched for.Cards Found FieldThis field displays the names of the cards found in a search. Click on oneto view it. Then use the palette buttons either to move to the previous and next products in the list, or to come back to this card to choose another product from the list. The zoom box in the upper right corner will expand or contract the size of this field.Other Buttons and FieldsCLEAR will empty the search field and the results field.START will begin a full text or keyword search.STOP will abort a search in progress.Number of Cards Found Field: Shows the number of cards found during a search.</text>
<script>on mouseUpglobal testput empty into testrepeat with i = 1 to the number of lines of fld "keyId"set cursor to busyget line i of fld "keyId"put it & "," after testend repeatput test into fld "key"play flute f5f6f7end mouseUp</script>
<script>on doReturnglobal SafNav,picset cursor to watchif SafNav is "S3" then put "return2" into retPalelse put "returnbw" into retPalhide window retPal -- mini palette for returninghide window pic -- the PICT windowvisual effect iris closeset lockMessages to truepop cdclose window retPal -- mini palette for returningclose window pic -- the PICT windowSWend doReturnon idleglobal SafNavif SafNav is "S3" then put "return2" into retPalelse put "returnbw" into retPalif (there is not a window retPal)thenset the cursor to watchwait until the mouseClickshowPLTEend ifend idleon showPLTEglobal SafNavif SafNav is "S3" then put "return2" into retPalelse put "returnbw" into retPalput "506,407" into palLocPalette retPal,palLocwait 30repeat 3set the hilitedButton of window retPal to 1wait 7set the hilitedButton of window retPal to 0wait 7end repeatend showPLTE</script>
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card_2171.xml
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<text><span class="style19">lease click a category below</span></text>
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<name>Categories</name>
<script>on mouseUpglobal cats,rebuildingput cd fld "Cats" into catsif rebuilding thenglobal rebuildrepeat with i=1 to 10BuildCat "btn " & quote & "•" & i & quote,rebuildend repeatput FALSE into rebuilding -- MS 11/6/90else if first char of short name of the target is "•" thenpush cdBuildCat the target,falseput FALSE into rebuilding -- MS 11/6/90elsepass mouseUpend ifend mouseUpon BuildCat x,rebuildglobal cats,rebuilding,BotBarget short name of xset hilite of x to TRUEset cursor to watchdelete first char of itput line it of cats into tput char 1 to 29 of ("#" & t) into cnif not rebuild and there is a cd cn thenif rebuilding thenset hilite of x to FALSEelselock screenset hilite of x to FALSEgo cd cnset scroll of fld "Index" to 0-- put "§" into first char of cn-- if there is a cd cn then go cd cnjjFlushunlock screen with iris openend ifelseput rect of btn "Meter" into rput first item of rect of btn "Building index:" + 79 into zput z into first item of rput z into third item of rset rect of btn "Meter" to rshow btn "Building index:"show btn "Meter"if there is a window BotBar then hide window BotBarput fld "Index" of cd "Names" into mput cd fld "cats" of cd "Names" into cput empty into nput number of lines of c into msput ms mod 8 into qrepeat with i=1 to msset cursor to busyif i mod 8 = q thenput z+i into third item of rset the rect of btn "Meter" to rend ifrepeat with rr=1 to number of words of line i of cif word rr of line i of c is it thenput line i of m & return after nexit repeatend ifend repeatend repeatif rebuilding then push cdlock screenset hilite of x to FALSEif there is a window BotBar then show window BotBarhide btn "Building index:"hide btn "Meter"if there is a cd cn thengo cd cnelsego last cd of bg "Index"doMenu "New Card"set name of this cd to cnend ifput t into fld "Mfg"put n into fld "Index"set scroll of fld "Index" to 0repeat with i=1 to number of lines of nset cursor to busyget By(line i of n)set textStyle of item it to 99 of line i of fld "Index" to plainset textSize of item it to 99 of line i of fld "Index" to 12end repeatput "Total Products" & return & number of lines of n into fld "Total"unlock screen with iris opensend openCard to this cdBuildScrif rebuilding then pop cdend ifend BuildCaton Rebuildglobal rebuildingput TRUE into rebuildingclick at loc of btn "•1"put FALSE into rebuildingend Rebuildon mouseStillDown--end mouseStillDownon mouseDown--end mouseDownon doNextbeepend doNexton doPreviousbeepend doPreviouson doMenu whatif what ≠ "prev" then pass doMenuelsevisual shrink to bottomgo first cdend ifend doMenu</script>
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card_9128.xml
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<script>on doNextvisual wipe leftgo cd "Custom Search"global SafNavset hilitedButton of window SafNav to 0end doNexton RemoveGeneratedIndeceslock screengo nextrepeat while short ID of this cd ≠ 11747set cursor to busydoMenu "Delete Card"end repeatgo prevend RemoveGeneratedIndeceson Rebuildglobal rebuildingput TRUE into rebuildingclick at loc of fld "Index"put FALSE into rebuildingend Rebuild</script>
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card_430690.xml
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<text>Development Environments and Languages</text>
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<text><span class="style19">ASM, </span><span class="style25">by Micro Dialects, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Adagen®,</span><span class="style25"> by Mark V Systems Ltd.</span><span class="style19">Allegro Flavors™,</span><span class="style25"> by Franz, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Alsys A/UX Ada Compilation System & Toolset,</span><span class="style25"> by Alsys, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Alsys Ada Compilation System,</span><span class="style25"> by Alsys, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Aztec C,</span><span class="style25"> by Manx Software Systems</span><span class="style19">Clisp — LISP Library for C,</span><span class="style25"> by Drasch Computer Software</span><span class="style19">Consulair 68000 Development System ,</span><span class="style25"> by Consulair Corporation</span><span class="style19">Consulair 68020/030 Development System,</span><span class="style25"> by Consulair Corporation</span><span class="style19">Consulair 68020/68881 C Development System,</span><span class="style25"> by Consulair Corporation</span><span class="style19">D-AS/88K MC88000 Cross Assembler,</span><span class="style25"> by Diab-Data, Inc.</span><span class="style19">D-CC/68K C TOOLS,</span><span class="style25"> by Diab-Data, Inc.</span><span class="style19">D-CC/88K C Cross Compiler,</span><span class="style25"> by Diab-Data, Inc.</span><span class="style19">DSP Designer,</span><span class="style25"> by Zola Technologies, Inc.</span><span class="style19">DSP32C C Language Compiler,</span><span class="style25"> by Spectral Innovations, Inc.</span><span class="style19">E.T.O.: Essentials – Tools – Objects,</span><span class="style25"> by Apple Computer, Inc.</span><span class="style19">flex,</span><span class="style25"> by Quintus Computer Systems</span><span class="style19">Glockenspiel C++ from Oasys,</span><span class="style25"> by Oasys</span><span class="style19">GNU/960 C Tools for MPW,</span><span class="style25"> by Intel Corporation</span><span class="style19">Hurdler Nubus Serial/Parallel/Proto Add-In Boards,</span><span class="style25"> by Creative Solutions, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Instant-Expert 2.0,</span><span class="style25"> by Human Intellect Systems</span><span class="style19">Instant-Expert Plus 2.0,</span><span class="style25"> by Human Intellect Systems</span><span class="style19">Language Systems FORTRAN,</span><span class="style25"> by Language Systems Corporation</span><span class="style19">LASER™,</span><span class="style25"> by Bell Atlantic Knowledge Systems, Inc.</span><span class="style19">LEVEL5/Macintosh,</span><span class="style25"> by Information Builders, Inc.</span><span class="style19">MacForth Plus,</span><span class="style25"> by MacForth Plus</span><span class="style19">MacFortran® II,</span><span class="style25"> by Absoft Corporation</span><span class="style19">Macintosh Allegro Common Lisp,</span><span class="style25"> by Apple Computer, Inc.</span><span class="style19">MacRAIL,</span><span class="style25"> by Automatix, Inc.</span><span class="style19">MacScheme+Toolsmith,</span><span class="style25"> by Lightship Software</span><span class="style19">Mactran Plus 4.0,</span><span class="style25"> by DCM Data Products</span><span class="style19">Metrowerks Modula-2 StartPak,</span><span class="style25"> by Macmillan Publishing Company</span><span class="style19">Microsoft QuickBASIC,</span><span class="style25"> by Microsoft Corporation</span><span class="style19">Modula-2 MPW Edition,</span><span class="style25"> by Metrowerks, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Modula-2 Professional Standalone Edition,</span><span class="style25"> by Metrowerks, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Modula-2/68 for A/UX,</span><span class="style25"> by ana systems</span><span class="style19">MPW Assembler,</span><span class="style25"> by Apple Computer, Inc.</span><span class="style19">MPW C,</span><span class="style25"> by Apple Computer, Inc.</span><span class="style19">MPW Development Environment,</span><span class="style25"> by Apple Computer, Inc.</span><span class="style19">MPW IIGS Cross-Development Suite,</span><span class="style25"> by Apple Computer, Inc.</span><span class="style19">MPW Linda C,</span><span class="style25"> by Torque Computer, Inc.</span><span class="style19">NEXPERT OBJECT,</span><span class="style25"> by Neuron Data, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Oasys 88K Tools — 88000 Assembler/Linker System,</span><span class="style25"> by Oasys</span><span class="style19">Oasys 88K Tools — Compilers for C, C++, Pascal, FORTRAN,</span><span class="style25"> by Oasys</span><span class="style19">Oasys 88K Tools — Oasys 88000 Simulator,</span><span class="style25"> by Oasys</span><span class="style19">Oasys Green Hills C++ Cross and Native Compiler,</span><span class="style25"> by Oasys</span><span class="style19">Oasys UDB — Universal Remote Debugger,</span><span class="style25"> by Oasys</span><span class="style19">Object Logo,</span><span class="style25"> by Paradigm Software, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Objectworks for Smalltalk-80,</span><span class="style25"> by ParcPlace® Systems</span><span class="style19">PCMacBasic Compiler,</span><span class="style25"> by Pterodactyl Software</span><span class="style19">Procyon Common Lisp,</span><span class="style25"> by Procyon Research Ltd.</span><span class="style19">Symbolics MacIvory™,</span><span class="style25"> by Symbolics, Inc.</span><span class="style19">THINK C™,</span><span class="style25"> by Symantec Corporation</span><span class="style19">THINK Pascal™,</span><span class="style25"> by Symantec Corporation</span><span class="style19">True BASIC,</span><span class="style25"> by True BASIC, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Vector “Engineering Language and Development Environment”,</span><span class="style25"> by VectorSystems/MicroConcepts</span><span class="style19">Verbum™ Development System,</span><span class="style25"> by Paradigm Software, Inc.</span><span class="style19">ZBasic 5.0,</span><span class="style25"> by Zedcor</span><span class="style19"></span></text>
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<id>3</id>
<text>Total Products58</text>
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<name>#Development Environments and</name>
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<text><span class="style19">AIS Full Control Prolog,</span><span class="style25"> by Advanced A. I. Systems, Inc.</span><span class="style19">AdaVantage Compiler and Tool Set,</span><span class="style25"> by Meridian Software Systems</span><span class="style19">Allegro Flavors™,</span><span class="style25"> by Franz, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Extend,</span><span class="style25"> by Imagine That, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Glockenspiel C++ from Oasys,</span><span class="style25"> by Oasys</span><span class="style19">GoldWorks II,</span><span class="style25"> by Gold Hill Computers, Inc.</span><span class="style19">HOOPS Graphics System,</span><span class="style25"> by Ithaca Software</span><span class="style19">MacApp 2.0,</span><span class="style25"> by Apple Computer, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Macintosh Allegro Common Lisp,</span><span class="style25"> by Apple Computer, Inc.</span><span class="style19">MacProlog++,</span><span class="style25"> by Quintus Computer Systems</span><span class="style19">MacProlog,</span><span class="style25"> by Quintus Computer Systems</span><span class="style19">MPW C++,</span><span class="style25"> by Apple Computer, Inc.</span><span class="style19">MPW Object Pascal,</span><span class="style25"> by Apple Computer, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Oasys Green Hills C++ Cross and Native Compiler,</span><span class="style25"> by Oasys</span><span class="style19">Object Logo,</span><span class="style25"> by Paradigm Software, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Objectworks for Smalltalk-80,</span><span class="style25"> by ParcPlace® Systems</span><span class="style19">Prograph™ 2.0,</span><span class="style25"> by TGS Systems</span><span class="style19">Serius Developer™,</span><span class="style25"> by Serius Corporation</span><span class="style19"></span></text>
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<id>3</id>
<text>Total Products18</text>
</content>
<name>#Object-Oriented Programming </name>
<script></script>
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card_431501.xml
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<text><span class="style19">ata Access Language,</span><span class="style25"> by Apple Computer, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Mac-to-VAX Integration Toolkit,</span><span class="style25"> by Apple Computer, Inc.</span><span class="style19">MacAPPC,</span><span class="style25"> by Apple Computer, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Macintosh Communications Toolbox,</span><span class="style25"> by Apple Computer, Inc.</span><span class="style19">MacTCP,</span><span class="style25"> by Apple Computer, Inc.</span><span class="style19">MacWorkStation ,</span><span class="style25"> by Apple Computer, Inc.</span><span class="style19">MacX25,</span><span class="style25"> by Apple Computer, Inc.</span><span class="style19">TCPort Developers Kit,</span><span class="style25"> by Novell, INC.</span><span class="style19">telnet•PM,</span><span class="style25"> by Ramsay Consulting</span><span class="style19"></span></text>
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<id>3</id>
<text>Total Products9</text>
</content>
<name>#Networking and Communication</name>
<script></script>
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card_431852.xml
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<text>Prototyping Tools, Case Tools, and Libraries</text>
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<text><span class="style19">NATOOL™,</span><span class="style25"> by Advanced Logical Software</span><span class="style19">AppMaker, The Application Generator,</span><span class="style25"> by Bowers Development Corp.</span><span class="style19">ARANDA,</span><span class="style25"> by Soft-SET Technologies, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Aut2,</span><span class="style25"> by Model Systems Consultants, Inc.</span><span class="style19">BLUES,</span><span class="style25"> by Interprogram B.V.</span><span class="style19">BusTrak NuBus Analyzer,</span><span class="style25"> by Applied Physics, Inc.</span><span class="style19">c-tree File Handler/Server,</span><span class="style25"> by FairCom Corporation</span><span class="style19">COHORT-C,</span><span class="style25"> by CASE Corporation</span><span class="style19">COHORT-COBOL,</span><span class="style25"> by CASE Corporation</span><span class="style19">Design/OA,</span><span class="style25"> by Meta Software Corporation</span><span class="style19">Iconix PowerTools,</span><span class="style25"> by Iconix Software Engineering, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Inside Out,</span><span class="style25"> by Shana Corporation</span><span class="style19">MacAnalyst & MacDesigner,</span><span class="style25"> by Excel Software</span><span class="style19">MacBubbles 2.0,</span><span class="style25"> by StarSys, Inc.</span><span class="style19">MacDSP Array Processing Libraries,</span><span class="style25"> by Spectral Innovations, Inc.</span><span class="style19">MacExpress,</span><span class="style25"> by ALSoft, Inc.</span><span class="style19">MacFlow 3.5,</span><span class="style25"> by Mainstay</span><span class="style19">MacInterface®,</span><span class="style25"> by Holder, Egan & Company, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Media-Mixer,</span><span class="style25"> by Software Mart, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Prototyper 3.0,</span><span class="style25"> by SMETHERSBARNES</span><span class="style19">Silverrun–DFD,</span><span class="style25"> by XA Systems Corporation</span><span class="style19">Silverrun–ERM,</span><span class="style25"> by XA Systems Corporation</span><span class="style19">Silverrun–LDM,</span><span class="style25"> by XA Systems Corporation</span><span class="style19">Silverrun–SRL,</span><span class="style25"> by XA Systems Corporation</span><span class="style19">The Hunk Manager,</span><span class="style25"> by The Gettys Group, Inc.</span><span class="style19">TopDown® 2.0,</span><span class="style25"> by Kaetron Software Corp.</span><span class="style19">TurboCASE™ 2.0,</span><span class="style25"> by StructSoft, Inc.</span><span class="style19"></span></text>
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<id>3</id>
<text>Total Products27</text>
</content>
<name>#Prototyping Tools, Case Tool</name>
<script></script>
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card_431957.xml
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<text>Programmable Databases and Spreadsheets</text>
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<id>1</id>
<text><span class="style19">th DIMENSION®,</span><span class="style25"> by ACIUS, Inc.</span><span class="style19">FoxBASE+/Mac,</span><span class="style25"> by Fox Software, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Full Impact 2.0,</span><span class="style25"> by Ashton-Tate</span><span class="style19">Omnis 5,</span><span class="style25"> by Blyth Software, Inc.</span><span class="style19">ORACLE® for 4th DIMENSION 1.1,</span><span class="style25"> by Oracle Corporation</span><span class="style19">ORACLE® for Macintosh,</span><span class="style25"> by Oracle Corporation</span><span class="style19">Wingz™ 1.1,</span><span class="style25"> by Informix Software, Inc.</span><span class="style19"></span></text>
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<id>3</id>
<text>Total Products7</text>
</content>
<name>#Programmable Databases and S</name>
<script></script>
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<text>HyperCard‚Ñ¢, Multimedia, and Authoring Tools</text>
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<id>1</id>
<text><span class="style19">01 Scripts and Buttons Plus for Hypercard,</span><span class="style25"> by INDIVIDUAL Software, Inc.</span><span class="style19">3d Graphic Tools 2.0,</span><span class="style25"> by Micro System Options</span><span class="style19">3d Graphic Tools XCMD 2.0,</span><span class="style25"> by Micro System Options</span><span class="style19">Aapps DigiVideo™ Construction Kit 2.0,</span><span class="style25"> by Aapps Corporation</span><span class="style19">Analyst,</span><span class="style25"> by Xerox Special Information Systems</span><span class="style19">Audiomedia™,</span><span class="style25"> by Digidesign, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Authenticate,</span><span class="style25"> by Softstream International Company</span><span class="style19">Authorware Professional,</span><span class="style25"> by Authorware, Inc.</span><span class="style19">B-Tree HELPER™,</span><span class="style25"> by (M)agreeable software, inc.</span><span class="style19">BASIC Translator,</span><span class="style25"> by Heizer Software</span><span class="style19">Bubble Help for HyperCard,</span><span class="style25"> by Randal Jones, Consultant</span><span class="style19">Clip Tunes™,</span><span class="style25"> by Digidesign, Inc.</span><span class="style19">CLR HyperArrays 2.0,</span><span class="style25"> by Clear Lake Research</span><span class="style19">CompileIt! — The Script Compiler,</span><span class="style25"> by Heizer Software</span><span class="style19">ConvertIt!™,</span><span class="style25"> by Heizer Software</span><span class="style19">DB-Library™ (for MPW C),</span><span class="style25"> by Sybase, Inc.</span><span class="style19">DBF-Access™ Tools for HyperCard™,</span><span class="style25"> by Nittany Development Group, Inc.</span><span class="style19">DECK™,</span><span class="style25"> by Digidesign, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Dialoger Professional,</span><span class="style25"> by theResult Software Inc.</span><span class="style19">Eyecons!,</span><span class="style25"> by Heizer Software</span><span class="style19">Field Dumper 1.11,</span><span class="style25"> by Bliss Interactive Technologies</span><span class="style19">File I/O HyperCard Stack,</span><span class="style25"> by Sunshine Valley Systems</span><span class="style19">File I/O XCMDs,</span><span class="style25"> by Sunshine Valley Systems</span><span class="style19">HyBase™,</span><span class="style25"> by Answer Software Corp.</span><span class="style19">Hyper TMON,</span><span class="style25"> by ICOM Simulations, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Hyper-XCall,</span><span class="style25"> by Zone1, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Hyper/DB-Library™ ,</span><span class="style25"> by Sybase, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Hyper488™,</span><span class="style25"> by National Instruments Corp.</span><span class="style19">HyperADC-1,</span><span class="style25"> by Remote Measurement Systems</span><span class="style19">HyperBASIC™,</span><span class="style25"> by Teknosys, Inc.</span><span class="style19">HyperCard 2.0,</span><span class="style25"> by Apple Computer, Inc.</span><span class="style19">HyperChart,</span><span class="style25"> by Newmedia, Inc.</span><span class="style19">HyperCom™,</span><span class="style25"> by GAVA Corporation</span><span class="style19">HyperComposer™: The Sound and Music Toolkit for HyperCard®,</span><span class="style25"> by Addison-Wesley Publishing Co., Inc.</span><span class="style19">HyperDA II,</span><span class="style25"> by Symmetry Software Corporation</span><span class="style19">HyperEngine,</span><span class="style25"> by Symmetry Software Corporation</span><span class="style19">HyperExternals Pro,</span><span class="style25"> by Boojum Computer Systems, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Hypergate™,</span><span class="style25"> by Eastgate Systems, Inc.</span><span class="style19">HyperGraph,</span><span class="style25"> by Boojum Computer Systems, Inc.</span><span class="style19">HyperHIT 3.0,</span><span class="style25"> by SoftStream International Company</span><span class="style19">HyperHIT-N™ ,</span><span class="style25"> by SoftStream International Company</span><span class="style19">HyperHIT-R™ ,</span><span class="style25"> by SoftStream International Company</span><span class="style19">HyperLab™,</span><span class="style25"> by National Instruments Corp.</span><span class="style19">HyperPacq,</span><span class="style25"> by BIOPAC Systems, Inc.</span><span class="style19">HyperPage®,</span><span class="style25"> by EXIN</span><span class="style19">HyperPort™,</span><span class="style25"> by Concentrix Technology, Inc.</span><span class="style19">HyperSpeller,</span><span class="style25"> by Foundation Publishing, Inc.</span><span class="style19">HyperTMON 2.0,</span><span class="style25"> by ICOM Simulations, Inc.</span><span class="style19">HyperTools® #1,</span><span class="style25"> by Trendware Corporation</span><span class="style19">HyperTools® #2,</span><span class="style25"> by Trendware Corporation</span><span class="style19">Hyperworks Tools,</span><span class="style25"> by Hyperworks</span><span class="style19">HyperX™ 4.0,</span><span class="style25"> by Millennium Software, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Icon Factory,</span><span class="style25"> by Hyperpress Publishing.</span><span class="style19">ImageLink,</span><span class="style25"> by Hyperpress Publishing.</span><span class="style19">Index™ 2.0,</span><span class="style25"> by Nine to Five Software Company, Inc.</span><span class="style19">InnoSys Airline Terminal Emulator Hypercard Interface,</span><span class="style25"> by InnoSys Incorporated</span><span class="style19">INTELLIGENT DEVELOPER,</span><span class="style25"> by Hyperpress Publishing.</span><span class="style19">interFACE,</span><span class="style25"> by Bright Star Technology, Inc.</span><span class="style19">IRIS Intermedia,</span><span class="style25"> by Institute for Research in Information and Scholarship</span><span class="style19">LessonCard™,</span><span class="style25"> by VIA, Inc.</span><span class="style19">MacProteus™,</span><span class="style25"> by Digidesign, Inc.</span><span class="style19">MacRecorder® Sound System,</span><span class="style25"> by Farallon Computing, Inc.</span><span class="style19">MACROMIND DIRECTOR 2.0,</span><span class="style25"> by MacroMind</span><span class="style19">Mahogany™ Professional,</span><span class="style25"> by Emerald Intelligence, Inc.</span><span class="style19">MasterView™,</span><span class="style25"> by Nine to Five Software Company, Inc.</span><span class="style19">MediaTracks™,</span><span class="style25"> by Farallon Computing, Inc.</span><span class="style19">MitemView™,</span><span class="style25"> by MITEM Corporation</span><span class="style19">Mockingbird™,</span><span class="style25"> by Cyan</span><span class="style19">Moonraker HyperCard XCMDs,</span><span class="style25"> by Workstation Technologies Inc</span><span class="style19">Movie and Capture,</span><span class="style25"> by Truevision, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Network HyperHIT 1.0,</span><span class="style25"> by Softstream International Company</span><span class="style19">NeuGraf Externals: QuickDraw Access for Hypercard/SuperCard,</span><span class="style25"> by Neu Software</span><span class="style19">Omnis 5 HyperCard,</span><span class="style25"> by Blyth Software, Inc.</span><span class="style19">OnTrack Videotape Control Toolkit for Hypercard,</span><span class="style25"> by Abbate Video Consultants</span><span class="style19">PathFinder, the Automated Stack Mapper™,</span><span class="style25"> by Silk City Software Inc.</span><span class="style19">PD ROM II,</span><span class="style25"> by BMUG, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Peacock,</span><span class="style25"> by Cyan</span><span class="style19">RecordIt!™ - The Script Recorder,</span><span class="style25"> by Heizer Software</span><span class="style19">Relational HyperHIT 3.0,</span><span class="style25"> by Softstream International Company</span><span class="style19">Reports™ 2.0,</span><span class="style25"> by Nine to Five Software Company, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Resource Navigator,</span><span class="style25"> by Bliss Interactive Technologies</span><span class="style19">Script Dumper 1.11,</span><span class="style25"> by Bliss Interactive Technologies</span><span class="style19">Script Expert,</span><span class="style25"> by Hyperpress Publishing.</span><span class="style19">Script Library,</span><span class="style25"> by Hyperpress Publishing.</span><span class="style19">ScriptEdit™ 2.0,</span><span class="style25"> by Somak Software</span><span class="style19">SequeLink™,</span><span class="style25"> by Techgnosis, Inc.</span><span class="style19">SequeLink Engine™,</span><span class="style25"> by Techgnosis, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Sound Tools™ Digital Recording & Editing System,</span><span class="style25"> by Digidesign, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Spinnaker PLUS 2.0™,</span><span class="style25"> by Spinnaker Software Corporation</span><span class="style19">Stack Cleaner™,</span><span class="style25"> by Trendware Corporation</span><span class="style19">StackDA,</span><span class="style25"> by Symmetry Software Corporation</span><span class="style19">StackMate™,</span><span class="style25"> by Manor of Micro, Inc.</span><span class="style19">StepAhead ,</span><span class="style25"> by Hyperpress Publishing.</span><span class="style19">StorySpace™,</span><span class="style25"> by Eastgate Systems, Inc.</span><span class="style19">SuperCard 1.5,</span><span class="style25"> by Silicon Beach Software</span><span class="style19">SuperKRS + SuperIndexer,</span><span class="style25"> by KnowledgeSet</span><span class="style19">Total Quality Management™,</span><span class="style25"> by Softouch Software, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Trendware XCAL™,</span><span class="style25"> by Trendware Corporation</span><span class="style19">V-LAN™ Universal Control Network,</span><span class="style25"> by Videomedia, Inc.</span><span class="style19">VideoAuthor™,</span><span class="style25"> by HyperPro, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Voyager Multimedia Toolkits,</span><span class="style25"> by The Voyager Company</span><span class="style19">Wild Things,</span><span class="style25"> by Language Systems Corporation</span><span class="style19">WristMac™,</span><span class="style25"> by Ex Machina, Inc.</span><span class="style19">XLink™,</span><span class="style25"> by CEL Software, Inc.</span><span class="style19">XPrint Plus™,</span><span class="style25"> by STaK-X Software</span><span class="style19">XTRA,</span><span class="style25"> by Fidcor, USA</span><span class="style19"></span></text>
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<id>3</id>
<text>Total Products106</text>
</content>
<name>#HyperCard‚Ñ¢, Multimedia, and </name>
<script></script>
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card_432878.xml
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<text>Publications, Programming Services, and Training</text>
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<id>1</id>
<text><span class="style19">pple Developer University,</span><span class="style25"> by Developer University</span><span class="style19">Apple Technical Library — Apple Communications Library,</span><span class="style25"> by Addison-Wesley Publishing Co., Inc.</span><span class="style19">Best of MacTutor Vol 1-5 Source Code on CD-ROM,</span><span class="style25"> by Wayzata Technology</span><span class="style19">CD-ROM Developer’s Lab™,</span><span class="style25"> by Software Mart, Inc.</span><span class="style19">MacApp Developers Association,</span><span class="style25"> by MacApp Developers Association</span><span class="style19">Macintosh Inside Out,</span><span class="style25"> by Addison-Wesley Publishing Co., Inc.</span><span class="style19">Macintosh Technical Training Courses,</span><span class="style25"> by Bear River Institute, Inc.</span><span class="style19">MacTech Quarterly,</span><span class="style25"> by TechAlliance</span><span class="style19">MacTutor,</span><span class="style25"> by MACTUTOR</span><span class="style19">Programming and Custom Development Services,</span><span class="style25"> by VectorSystems/MicroConcepts</span><span class="style19">Software Development Services,</span><span class="style25"> by Bear River Associates, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Source Code Tutorial (C or Pascal),</span><span class="style25"> by Bear River Associates, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Stonecutter Software,</span><span class="style25"> by Stonecutter Software</span><span class="style19"></span></text>
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<layer>background</layer>
<id>3</id>
<text>Total Products13</text>
</content>
<name>#Publications, Programming Se</name>
<script></script>
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card_433269.xml
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<text><span class="style19">AIS Full Control Prolog,</span><span class="style25"> by Advanced A. I. Systems, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Action!®,</span><span class="style25"> by ExperTelligence, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Allegro Flavors™,</span><span class="style25"> by Franz, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Clisp — LISP Library for C,</span><span class="style25"> by Drasch Computer Software</span><span class="style19">Design/OA,</span><span class="style25"> by Meta Software Corporation</span><span class="style19">GoldWorks II,</span><span class="style25"> by Gold Hill Computers, Inc.</span><span class="style19">I-CAT ,</span><span class="style25"> by Automated Technology Systems Corporation</span><span class="style19">Instant-Expert 2.0,</span><span class="style25"> by Human Intellect Systems</span><span class="style19">Instant-Expert Plus 2.0,</span><span class="style25"> by Human Intellect Systems</span><span class="style19">LASER™,</span><span class="style25"> by Bell Atlantic Knowledge Systems, Inc.</span><span class="style19">LEVEL5/Macintosh,</span><span class="style25"> by Information Builders, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Macintosh Allegro Common Lisp,</span><span class="style25"> by Apple Computer, Inc.</span><span class="style19">MacProlog++,</span><span class="style25"> by Quintus Computer Systems</span><span class="style19">MacProlog,</span><span class="style25"> by Quintus Computer Systems</span><span class="style19">MacScheme+Toolsmith,</span><span class="style25"> by Lightship Software</span><span class="style19">Mahogany™ Professional,</span><span class="style25"> by Emerald Intelligence, Inc.</span><span class="style19">microExplorer™ board,</span><span class="style25"> by ExperTelligence, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Natural Language™,</span><span class="style25"> by Natural Language, Inc.</span><span class="style19">NEXPERT OBJECT,</span><span class="style25"> by Neuron Data, Inc.</span><span class="style19">Objectworks for Smalltalk-80,</span><span class="style25"> by ParcPlace® Systems</span><span class="style19">Procyon Common Lisp,</span><span class="style25"> by Procyon Research Ltd.</span><span class="style19"></span></text>
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<text>Micro Dialects, Inc. • PO Box 30014 • Cincinnati, OH 45230 • Tel: (513) 271-9100 </text>
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<text><span class="style19">   The µASM™ (pronounced “micro-assem”) family of cross-macro assemblers for the Macintosh computer integrates a multi-windowed text editor, a communications package, and a cross assembler in a complete assembly language software development environment. Each member produces ROMable absolute object code for a different family of microprocessors.</span><span class="style37"></span><span class="style19">    Source files may be created using the integrated text editor or any word processor capable of generating a text-only file. Object files are text-only files selectable between S-Record, Hex Record, or Tek-Hex Record formats.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Fast – up to 40,000 lines/minute on a Macintosh IIci computer• Object files may be downloaded to most emulators and EPROM programmers• Supports macros, conditional assembly, local and auto labels, source level “Include” files• Extensive reference manual includedEditor:• Up to ten files may be open at once• Files of any size may be edited, provided there is enough RAM available• Extensive search and replace, including multi-file search and grep search and replace• Automatic creation of “Backup” filesTerminal:• Supports baud rates up to 38,400 to allow fast transfer of object files to remote systems• Variable size scroll-back buffer allows latest incoming data to be easily reviewed</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY µASM requires a Macintosh Plus computer or newerSystem 6.0 or newerMultiFinder compatible.Microprocessors supported include:COP400, COP800, 1802, 6301, 6305, 6309, 6502, 6800, 6801, 6803, 6804, 68HC04, 6805, 68HC05, 6809, 68HC11, 146805, 8048, 80C48, 8049, 8050, 8051, 80C51, 8052, 8080, 8085, 8096, 80C196, Z8, Z80, 64180, 68000, 68010, 68302. (Inquire about others.) ORDERING & PRICING Each individually licensed µASM family member is $149.95 plus shipping and handling. Call or write for technical bulletin:Tel: (513) 271-9100Fax: (513) 271-4922</span></text>
<text>101 Scripts and Buttons Plus for Hypercard</text>
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<text>INDIVIDUAL Software, Inc. • 125 Shoreway Rd., Suite #3000 • San Carlos, CA 94070</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   A collection of pre-written and tested scripts, icons, buttons, sounds and XCMDs for HyperCard 2.0.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Hundreds of scripts, buttons, icons, sounds, animations• 100+ page user's manual• Copy scripts and buttons into your own stacks• Use up to 10% in any non-competing application</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING INFORMATION For orders, contact INDIVIDUAL Software 800/331-3313 or 415/595-8855Suggested retail price: 49.95SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS HyperCard 2.0TECHNICAL SUPPORT Call 800/331-3313 or 415/595-8855</span></text>
<text>Micro System Options • P.O. Box 95167 • Seattle, WA 98145 • Tel: (206) 868-5418</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Provides 3d wireframe and solid rendering functions including vector and matrix arithmetic; object and viewer rotation, scaling and translation; clipping; hidden surface removal; linked lists, stacks and queues; monochrome or color shading using multiple light sources and ambient light; camera viewing; solid object generators; spline curves and surfaces; matrix data plots; 3d fonts and labels; grids; bitmap to solid conversion; offscreen drawing; hierarchical, resource-based object storage/retrieval; PICTs and more. Source code included.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING Price: $149.95</span></text>
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<text>Micro System Options • P.O. Box 95167 • Seattle, WA 98145-2167</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Provides HyperCard™ hosted 3d wireframe and solid rendering capabilities including: object and viewer rotation, scaling and translation; camera viewing; clipping; monochrome or color shading using multiple light sources and ambient light effects; independent color windows; hidden surface removal; solid generators; spline curves and surfaces; matrix data plotting; 3d fonts and labels; grids; hierarchical structures; resource-based storage and retrieval; PICTs; and a freestanding script simulator application.</span><span class="style37"></span><span class="style19">   3d Graphic Tools includes complete, integrated documentation and demonstration stacks. THINK C source code and 120-page reference manual are included when ordered with 3d Graphic Tools 2.0 base package.</span><span class="style37"></span><span class="style19">    Contains one 800k disk containing resource file, documentation and demonstration stacks. Not copy protected. No licensing fees.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Full set of 3d wireframe and solid drawing primitives• Full control over view angle and perspective• Multiple light sources & ambient light effects• Dithered, colored or color patterned area fills• Solid object generators, spline and arbitrary surfaces• 3d Font / Bitmapped image processing• Offscreen drawing and animation facilities• Matrix data plotting functions• PICT resource handling facilities• Three axis rotation, translation & scaling• 3d Clipping, Hidden line, surface & object removal• Grid backdrops and text labels in 3d space• Hierarchical data structures & rendering• Unlimited number, size & object complexity</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS HyperCard 1.2 or laterMacintosh Computer with at least 1MB of RAM (2MB or more recommended)128K ROM or laterHard disk driveThink C Compiler (if source purchased). ORDERING INFORMATION Micro System Options:(206) 868-5418; AppleLink: D4900; Genie: M.Options; CompuServe: 71530, 2232Apple Programmers and Developers Association$59.95 retail (base package - stacks & XCMDs only);$164.95 retail (with source code and 3d Graphic Tools 2.0).Not copy protected; no licensing fees.TECHNICAL SUPPORT (206) 868-5418 (8am–5pm PST)</span></text>
<text><span class="style19">CIUS, Inc. • 10351 Bubb Road • Cupertino, CA 95014</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">   4th DIMENSION is a relational, multi-user database for the Macintosh computer. The straightforward approach to database design makes it ideal for the database novice, while the flexible capabilities and sophisticated editors make it the database of choice for intermediate and advanced users.    Database professionals will appreciate the extensive configurability and programming language that enables them to create custom applications that are virtually indistinguishable from standalone applications.    4th DIMENSION was designed to expand as your needs expand. It is as simple to use as any flat file manager but won’t leave you stranded.   Any 4th DIMENSION database can be used in a single- or multi-user environment. 4D Runtime™ allows users to utilize all aspects of a custom 4th DIMENSION database.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• 100 files open simultaneously• 511 fields per file• 16 million records per file• Unlimited relations between files• 4 gigabyte maximum database size• Full-featured object-oriented graphics editor to design forms and reports• Ability to create line, pie, scatter, area, column, proportional column, stacked column, or picture graphs• “Quick” relational report generator requiring no programming for totals, subtotals, minimums, maximums, counts, and averages• Automatic mail merge for custom letters and invoices• Easy-to-use label generator for mailing labels• Sophisticated graphical password system</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY 4th DIMENSION requires a Macintosh Plus computer or later; System 6.0.3 or later, and a hard disk. It is compatible with MultiFinder and Apple networks.ORDERING & PRICING Suggested retail price:$795.00–Version 2.0.11$125.00–4D Runtime 1 Pack$225.00–4D Runtime 2 Pack$395.00–4D Runtime 4 Pack$20.00–4D Demo™ Contact ACIUS for details.Tel: (408) 252-4444 • AppleLink: D4444(408) 253-DEMOTECHNICAL SUPPORT For support, call:(408) 252-4444 (8:30am–5pm weekdays PST)ACIUS also provides developer support programs.</span></text>
<text><span class="style19">pple Computer, Inc. • APDA • 20525 Mariani Avenue, m/s 33G • Cupertino, CA 95014 </span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">   A/UX 2.0 is Apple’s ground-breaking version of the UNIX operating system for the Macintosh computer. With A/UX 2.0, you can run multiple Macintosh, UNIX, and X Window System applications on your screen at the same time. With SoftPC from Insignia Solutions, you can even have DOS applications on your screen as well. And you get cut and paste between all these environments.    A/UX 2.0 is a System V.2.2 operating system that preserves the Macintosh Operating System and MacTCP programming interfaces. It also includes many important features from BSD 4.3 UNIX. Thus, virtually all Macintosh applications, even MacTCP applications, run under both A/UX and the Macintosh Operating System.    With its ability to run Macintosh applications, A/UX uniquely brings the Macintosh experience to the UNIX desktop.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Multiple Macintosh, UNIX, and X applications on screen with cut, copy, and paste• Berkeley Fast File System improves disk performance• Mouse-oriented editor• Commando help for command line options• Finder and desktop for UNIX and Macintosh disks and NFS file servers• System V.2.2 with BSD 4.3 extensions (signals, job control, groups, sockets, and Berkeley Networking Services)• Compliance with SVID, SVVS, FIPS #151.1, and POSIX FUS compliance• Bourne, Kern, C shells• TCP/IP, SL/IP, domains, name service, and subnets• Access to the Macintosh Toolbox for A/UX applications and Macintosh applications• Automatic recovery of files in case of crash• Desk accessories under A/UX</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY A/UX runs on a Macintosh SE/30 or Macintosh II series computer with at least 4 megabytes of RAM.ORDERING & PRICING A/UX is available from authorized dealers and from the Apple Programmers and Developers Association (APDA):(800) 282-2732 (US)(800) 637-0029 (Canada)For information on the authorized dealers near you, call: (800) 538-9696, ext. 100A/UX is available on tape, floppy disks, CD-ROM, or installed on an80-megabyte hard disk. A “right-to-copy” product is also available.Price depends on distribution medium:CD-ROM–$795.00Tape–$995.00Floppy–$995.00Hard–$2,395.00Right to Copy–$495.00</span></text>
<text>Advanced A. I. Systems, Inc.• PO Box 39-0360 • Mountain View, CA 94039-0360</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   AAIS Full Control Prolog is a multi-featured Prolog development environment which provides an efficient popular rule system and combines it with a set of high-level object-oriented features that allow Prolog programs to use and command windows, menus, buttons, controls, and other interface features. Many predefined types are supplied for windows, text entry, and other graphical objects, allowing a modular development of custom interfaces requiring no knowledge of the Macintosh ROM, and aiding in the separation of program reasoning from the interface. In AAIS Full Control Prolog, message passing is built directly into the rule system with Method Rules. AAIS Full Control Prolog also includes all AAIS Prolog M-2.0 features and functions.    AAIS Prolog M-2.0 provides an interactive environment where one creates, edits, evaluates, compiles, debugs, and runs Prolog programs. There are graphic windows, access to all ROM traps, and the ability to call relocatable code resources written in other languages (like MPW,</span><span class="style41"> </span><span class="style19">THINK C</span><span class="style41"> </span><span class="style19">or</span><span class="style41"> </span><span class="style19">THINK Pascal).</span><span class="style41"></span><span class="style19"></span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Full Edinburgh Prolog with extensions.• Compatible with DEC-10 Prolog, and with Quintus Prolog and C-Prolog on Sun workstations and VAX machines.• No limits on arity, the number of symbols or atoms, or the number of variables in rules. • Symbols and function definitions are automatically reclaimed when no longer referenced.• Style warnings, undefined function checking and illegal argument checking.• Four-port extensive, interactive debugger including skip, leap, and redo commands.• Indexing of rules used for quick retrieval. Also includes global variables, keyed assertions (record), database reference pointers (erase and instance), and dynamic assertions and retractions (retract).• DCG grammar rules built directly into assert.• Graphic windows support color QuickDraw and cut and paste to other applications.• Full access to the ROM traps gives Macintosh programmers the ability to do anything they can do in C or Pascal.• Programmers don’t need to learn the Macintosh ROM in order to create a sophisticated user interface quickly, since the environment is fully customizable and changeable.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY All AAIS Prolog products require a hard disk and a Macintosh Plus, SE, SE/30, Portable, II, IIx, IIcx, IIci, or IIfx computer with 2 megabytes of RAM. System 6.0.4 or later is also required. MultiFinder compatible. ORDERING & PRICING To order directly, call: (415) 948-8658 or an authorized dealer.Suggested retail price: $598.00–AAIS Full Control Prolog (includes all AAIS Prolog M-2.0 functions and features) $298.00–AAIS Prolog M-2.0 TECHNICAL SUPPORT For technical support, call: (415) 948-8658 (8am–5pm PST).You may leave a message after-hours.AppleLink: AAISYou must be a registered user to receive technical support.A run-time system is available for AAIS Prolog M-2.0. Please call for information, price, technical and licensing information.</span></text>
<text>Aapps DigiVideo‚Ñ¢ Construction Kit 2.0</text>
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<text>Aapps Corporation • 756 N. Pastoria Avenue • Sunnyvale, CA 94086</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Aapps DigiVideo Construction Kit 2.0 is a HyperCard 2.0 stack that supports MicroTV™, DigiVideo and DigiVideo Color real-time video boards. The stack contains a powerful multipurpose XFCN and all the scripting required to display real-time video within the HyperCard environment.     Ideal for education, interactive training, presentations, image capture (1, 8 & 24 bit) and storage.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Supports MicroTV™, DigiVideo™ & DigiVideo™Color boards.• All video board control script samples included.• Video source selection (Direct Video or on-board Tuner).• Scripts for Volume, Color, Hue, Brightness, Tint & Channel.• Image capture (1, 8 & 24 bit) scripting is included.• Displays multiple Aapps video cards simultaneously.• Supports color and grey scale video.• Uses any 8-bit video display board and monitor size.• Optional dithering from color to black black & white.• Custom graphics routines for optimal video capture.• Single multipurpose XFCN for ease of use• Can be used with other XCMDs (video disk & animation).• Video windows can be floating or integrated.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING INFORMATION For orders, contact Aapps Corporation: (408) 735-8550Suggested retail price: Incl. free with DigiVideo™ $595-$995SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Macintosh II, IIcx, IIci, IIfxFinder 6.0.2 or higher32-Bit Quickdraw required (included with DigiVideo™)MultiFinder FriendlyNot compatible with HyperCard 1.xTECHNICAL SUPPORT Call 1-408-735-8550.</span></text>
<text>ExperTelligence, Inc. • 5638 Hollister Ave., Suite 302 • Goleta, CA 93117</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Action! is an intelligent, interactive, object-oriented graphical user interface design tool that revolutionizes application development. Action! integrates the most advanced technologies available today without sacrificing simplicity or ease of use. With Action! an entire interface can be created by clicking and dragging. Better still, interfaces designed with Action! can be completed in one tenth the time required using traditional programming methods.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Object-oriented design with CLOS• Incorporates the concept of adaptive portability-interfaces developed in Action! are independent of both the machine they were developed on and the machine they are delivered on.• Complete compatibility with the Macintosh Toolbox• Can be interfaced with MPW C, Assembly, Pascal, etc.• Full compatibility with 32 bit Color Quickdraw• Complete documentation</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING INFORMATION For orders, contact ExperTelligence: (805) 967-1797Suggested retail price: $795.00SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Macintosh SE, II, IIx, IIcx, IIci, IIfxFinder 6.0 or higher5 megabytes of RAM minimum, 8 recommended SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS Procyon Common Lisp development environment required.</span></text>
<text>Acucobol, Inc. • 7950 Silverton Avenue, Suite 201 • San Diego, CA 92126 • AppleLink: D4937</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   ACUCOBOL-85 is the most portable COBOL compiler for microcomputers, minicomputers, and mainframes available today. ACUCOBOL-85 produces remarkably compact, yet highly optimized, machine-independent object code.    With ACUCOBOL-85, users can develop sophisticated COBOL applications and execute them without recompiling on AIX, A/UX, MS-DOS, NETBIOS, OS/2, ULTRIX, UNIX, XENIX, AOS, and VMS.    ACUCOBOL-85 is certifiably error-free for both the High 1974 and Intermediate 1985 ANSI COBOL standards. It is source-code compatible with RM/COBOL, VAX COBOL and DG ICOBOL for efficient migration to the latest hardware platforms.    ACUCOBOL-85 provides a unique development environment with its powerful, multi-version source-code control systems, split-screen interactive source code debugger for viewing source code as it is running, and inter-language communication flexibility.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Object code is fully portable. Programs compiled on one platform using ACUCOBOL-85 will run unmodified on other machines that support ACUCOBOL-85• Ports to new architectures when new platforms are introduced. Ports are compiled in C and then tested before support for the new platform is introduced into the market• Pull-down windows are provided through a display window facility, with extensions for boxed, reverse-video, and pop-up color windows. Users can scroll up, down and inside the windows. Special forms can be painted with the display line facility. Help screens and context-sensitive messages are also provided• The terminal manager provides a consistent interface between the COBOL programs and the hardware, minimizing any differences between various computers, operating systems, and terminals, and handles both the display and keyboard output• The screen section provides a method of doing full-screen DISPLAYS and ACCEPTS; especially convenient for doing form-style handling• RUNCBL run-time system has a built-in interactive source code debugger. The debugger runs in a window that overlays the running program</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY ACUCOBOL-85 runs on Macintosh II computers under A/UX. ORDERING & PRICING To order, call: (619) 689-7220Suggested retail price: $2,000.00TECHNICAL SUPPORT Developers license required before a customer can ship an application created with ACUCOBOL-85.For technical support, call:Tel: (619) 689-7247 (6am–6pm PST) Fax: (619) 566-3071</span></text>
<text>Mark V Systems Ltd. • 16400 Ventura Boulevard, #303 • Encino, CA 91438 • Tel: (818) 995-7671</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Adagen is a language-independent, rule-based, graphical software design and development tool supporting object-oriented diagraming methods (Colbert, Booch, Buhr, and others) for requirements analysis and detailed design. Adagen also generates compilable Ada code from detailed design diagrams, as well as reverse engineers legal Ada code back to design-level diagrams. Adagen also supports older diagraming methods such as DFD’s real time extensions, ERD’s, and structure charts. Available on Macintosh computers, PCs, and workstations.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING Price: $7,850.00</span></text>
<text><span class="style19">eridian Software Systems • 10 Pasteur Street • Irvine, CA 92718</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">   The Meridian AdaVantage Compiler for the personal workstation was designed to provide you with all of the functionality of much larger, more expensive machines. It provides a fast, high-quality, complete Ada compilation capability that allows the production of fully portable software capable of running on the native Macintosh operating system.    The AdaVantage Compiler meets and exceeds the most exacting standards in the industry. Fully validated to be MPL-STD compliant at ACVC 1.10, AdaVantage has the most complete Chapter 13 (implementation-dependent system programming) facilities available, including a robust pragma interface to C.    Separate package compilations, including split generic specifications and bodies, are fully supported. Clear and concise error messages, including Ada Language Reference Manual citations, speed the detection and correction of problems.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Split generics• Complete Chapter 13 facilities• Robust pragma interface to C• Clear, concise error messages• Fast compilation speeds</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY Macintosh Plus, SE, II, IIcx computer; Finder 6.01 or higher; support of software floating- point and hardware 68881 fp; at least 2 megabytes of RAM; at least 5 megabytes of hard disk space.Note: Standard configuration includes MPW, MPW/extension C. ORDERING & PRICING For orders, contact Meridian Software Systems: (714) 727-0700Suggested retail price: $1995.00</span></text>
<text>Franz, Inc. • 1995 University Ave. • Berkeley, CA 94704 • Tel: (415) 548-3600</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Allegro Flavors is an object-oriented programming tool for use with Allegro CL®. Flavors is a powerful language feature for defining abstract objects; Allegro Flavors is highly optimized and integrated into Allegro CL, and is fully compatible with Symbolics’ Flavors Genera 6.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING Price: $360.00</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">lsys A/UX Ada Compilation System & Toolset</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">lsys, Inc. • 67 South Bedford St. • Burlington, MA 01808-5152 • Tel: (617) 270-0030</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">   The most complete production-quality Ada environment available for A/UX. The product includes the Compiler, Binder, Multi-Library Environment (Family, Library and Unit Managers), Ada Run-Time Executive, AdaWorld (the user interface common to all Alsys compilers), and standard Ada packages. It also includes the Alsys Ada Toolset, containing AdaProbe, AdaReformat, AdaXref, and AdaMake, which provides a powerful development environment that extends the Compilation System’s capabilities.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING Price: $4,495.00</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">lsys, Inc. • 67 South Bedford Street • Burlington, MA 01803-5152</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">   The Alsys Compilation System & Toolset is the most complete production-quality Ada environment available for the Macintosh computer. The Alsys environment supports development of the most demanding applications. The compiler has been officially validated by the United States Government Ada Joint Program Office.</span><span class="style37"></span><span class="style19">    The Compilation System runs under Macintosh Programmer’s Workshop (MPW), and consists of: the Compiler, Binder, Multi-Library Environment (Family, Library, and Unit Managers), Ada Run-Time Executive, AdaWorld (the user interface common to all Alsys compilers), standard Ada packages, and user documentation.</span><span class="style37"></span><span class="style19">    This product includes the Alsys Ada Toolset, which provides a powerful development environment that extends the capabilities of the system.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Includes Alsys Ada Toolset containing: – AdaProbe, a unique source-level debugger and program viewer – AdaXref, a multi-unit cross-reference generator – AdaReformat, a source code standardization tool – AdaMake, an automatic recompilation tool• Allows creation of both standalone applications and MPW tools• Includes powerful high- and low-level optimizers• Supports efficient sharing of Ada libraries• Generates high-performance application code• Minimizes the application size• Supports low-level programming features• Provides thorough floating point support• Handles large programs</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY Host: Any 68020- or 68030-based Macintosh computer with System 6.0 or above, at least 4 megabytes of RAM, or 8 megabytes for best use under MultiFinder; 8 megabytes of hard disk space.Target: Any Macintosh computer with System 3.0 or above. Programs containing floating-point calculations may optionally use the 68881 or 68882 coprocessor. ORDERING & PRICING Tel: (617) 270-0030 AppleLink: D0583Suggested retail price: $1,815.00 TECHNICAL SUPPORT Alsys offers multiple levels of customer support and upgrade services worldwide, including access to the electronic Alsys Customer Support Bulletin Board, automatic shipment of new releases on supported media, telephone support, and consulting support.</span></text>
<text>Xerox Special Information Systems • PO Box 5608 • Pasadena, CA 91107-0608 • Tel: (818) 351-2351</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   The Analyst™ combines sophisticated hypermedia with a comprehensive set of integrated applications to provide a complete information management environment. Professional analysts and programmers benefit from the flexible, customizable, working environment.    At the hub of the Analyst is the Information Center, an integrated hypermedia system that organizes all data, resources, and applications. The Information Center uses keywords and links for grouping related items. Tree menus, graphical browsing and searching by name, contents, data type, keyword, or links assist the user in locating information without remembering where it was stored, and in tracing the relational links among items. Multiple windows can be displayed and links made between items by drawing a line with the mouse. Files created in the Analyst can also contain icons representing links to other items, making additional information only a mouse-click away.</span><span class="style22">   </span><span class="style19"> The Analyst is implemented in Smalltalk-80; full source code is available. Because of the sophisticated object-oriented programming support provided by both the Analyst and Smalltalk-80, the system can be readily tailored to satisfy the needs of vertical markets.    Two add-on packages, Assistant and HUMBLE, are available. Assistant provides additional intelligence to hypermedia capabilities by automatically creating or removing keywords or links based on rules defined by the user. HUMBLE is a full-featured expert-system development tool.</span><span class="style22"></span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Integrated applications• Hypermedia• Portability• Customization• Desktop publishing• Outlines • Spreadsheets• Business graphics• Forms• Personal databases• Maps and images• PostScript and interpress printing• Keyword, link type, full text searches• Security levels• Assistant, a rule-based hypermedia system• HUMBLE, an expert-system shell option• Suitability for prototyping and developing vertical applications</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY Analyst runs on the Macintosh II series computers, System 6.0 and higher. It requires a minimum of 5 megabytes of RAM and 11 megabytes of free disk storage. A high-resolution display is recommended. Contact the vendor for requirements for the Macintosh II series computers, 80386 MS-DOS, Sun-3, 4, SPARC, 386i, or Xerox 6085/1186 systems.ORDERING & PRICING Suggested retail prices:$1,095.00–Analyst development environment, including full source code (Smalltalk, Assistant, and SpellChecker must be purchased separately)$1,245.00–Run-time version, including Smalltalk, Assistant, and SpellCheckerFor orders, site licensing, quantity or educational discount information and technical support, contact Vista Software Products: (800) 233-9055;(818) 351-2351 (CA)TECHNICAL SUPPORT On-line technical support available through CompuServe.</span></text>
<text>Advanced Logical Software • 9903 Santa Monica Blvd., Suite 108 • Beverly Hills, CA 90212 </text>
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<text><span class="style19">   ANATOOL is a computer-aided software engineering tool implementing structured systems analysis. ANATOOL creates a document containing hierarchical data flow diagrams, a data dictionary, and pseudo-code specifications. ANATOOL interactively checks for consistency. Import/Export facilities provide communication with other applications.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING Price: $925.00</span></text>
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<text>Developer University • Apple Computer, Inc. • 20525 Mariani Avenue, M/S 75-6U • Cupertino, CA 95014 • Tel: (408) 974-6215 • AppleLink: DEVUNIV</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Apple Developer University is committed to teaching you skills that will help you create superior software products—whether you’ve just started programming in the Macintosh environment or whether you’re an expert. Our hands-on teaching approach offers you the most direct and responsive means of acquiring up-to-date development skills. And you can be confident that the programming languages, tools, and platforms taught at Apple Developer University are chosen because they are integral to Apple’s direction for the future.</span><span class="style54"></span><span class="style131"></span><span class="style179">  </span><span class="style180"> </span><span class="style41"> Developer University’s Three New Course Offerings</span><span class="style19">     Apple’s Developer University welcomes students with two new self-paced training courses available on CD-ROM and a new course on System 7.0 programming. Currently, the University’s curriculum offers thirteen classes covering the areas of Macintosh programming, object-oriented programming, and networking and communications.     The Developer University catalog contains detailed descriptions of each course’s contents and benefits, as well as the prerequisites that will help ensure that the course level matches your needs. The three new courses are:</span><span class="style181"></span><span class="style131"></span><span class="style41">    Macintosh Programming Fundamentals</span><span class="style28"> </span><span class="style19">   Self-Paced Training    The popular, intensive Macintosh Programming Fundamentals course is now also being offered as a multimedia, self-paced training course. Available on CD-ROM through APDA in the fall of 1990, you’ll discover what it takes to build a highly functional Macintosh application while learning at your home or office.     Included with the course materials are lab exercises and sample applications. You’ll be guided in creating a simple graphics editor that demonstrates the major Toolbox and Operating System managers. Using drawing tools, windows, files, and printing, you’ll gain the skills you need to program the Macintosh for a variety of purposes. </span><span class="style131"></span><span class="style128"> </span><span class="style41">   Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming</span><span class="style28"> </span><span class="style19">   Self-Paced Training    Available on CD-ROM through APDA in the fall of 1990, this course is designed to improve your programming performance by applying the principles of object-oriented programming, the programming paradigm of the future. The self-paced instruction in C and Pascal includes an informative videotape that will introduce you to the essential object-oriented programming concepts and demonstrate object design.     The CD-ROM also contains a workbook and HyperCard stack, helping you to discover how object-oriented programming can reduce development time and improve the reusability and maintainability of source code. Program examples will illustrate basic object-oriented concepts such as inheritance, polymorphism, instantiation, and message sending.</span><span class="style131"></span><span class="style28">  </span><span class="style19">  </span><span class="style41">Programming Under System 7.0</span><span class="style28"></span><span class="style19">    This three-day course uses lectures and software development labs to help experienced Macintosh software developers get a head start on Apple’s newest release of the Macintosh operating system. Programming Under System 7.0 is designed for the Macintosh applications developer who wants to add System 7.0 functionality to an existing System 6 application.     The class will focus primarily on the Interapplication Communication (IAC) toolbox managers (including the Edition Manager), but also covers such topics as the File System toolbox and the new “gWorld” color bitmap support for 32-bit QuickDraw. In addition, you’ll take home extensive notes on System 7.0 programming as well as program examples and lab solutions in C and Pascal.    In addition to the new classes, Developer University continues to offer the following classes:     </span><span class="style41"> Macintosh User-Centered Design: Self-Paced Training    Macintosh Programming Fundamentals    Macintosh Programmer’s Workshop    Intermediate Macintosh Programming    C++ for the Macintosh    Object-Oriented Design/C++    MacApp and Object-Oriented Programming (Pascal and C++ versions)    Technical Introduction to AppleTalk    MacWorkStation    Data Access Language (formerly CL/1 Fundamentals)Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING For pricing information, catalog requests, or to register, contact the Developer University Registrar at (408) 974-6215 or send an AppleLink memo to DEVUNIV.Our self-paced courses can be ordered through APDA at (800) 282-2732.</span></text>
<text>Apple Technical Library — Apple Communications Library</text>
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<text>Addison-Wesley Publishing Co., Inc. • Route 128 • Reading, MA 01867</text>
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<text><span class="style22">nside</span><span class="style19"> </span><span class="style22">Macintosh</span><span class="style19">® </span><span class="style22">Volumes I-V</span><span class="style19"> Written by Apple® Computer, these books are the definitive guides for programming the Macintosh family of computers. Volume I, $24.95; Volume II, $24.95; Volume III, $19.95; Volumes I-III, $79.95; Volume IV, $24.95, Volume V, $26.95; X-Ref, $9.95.    </span><span class="style22">Guide to the Macintosh Family Hardware, Second Edition</span><span class="style19">    This second edition provides essential hardware information for all computers in the Macintosh family, including the new Macintosh IIfx. $26.95.    </span><span class="style22">Inside AppleTalk®, Second Edition</span><span class="style19">    This up-to-date, definitive guide to the AppleTalk network system provides detailed coverage of AppleTalk Phase 2. $34.95.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">Other books in the Apple Library:Programmer's Introduction to the Macintosh Family ($22.95)Technical Introduction to the Macintosh Family ($19.95)Designing Cards and Drivers for the Macintosh Family, Second Edition ($26.95)HyperCard® Script Language Guide ($22.95)HyperCard Stack Design Guidelines ($16.95)Human Interface Guidelines ($14.95)Apple Numerics Manual, Second Edition ($29.95)Understanding Computer Networks ($9.95)AppleTalk Network System Overview ($14.95)LaserWriter® Reference ($19.95)ImageWriter® LQ Reference ($22.95)ImageWriter II Technical Reference ($19.95)</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING These books are available wherever computer books are sold. Prices are the publisher’s suggested retail and are subject to change without notice.Contact Addison-Wesley for further information.</span></text>
<text>Bowers Development Corp. • PO Box 9 • Lincoln Center, MA 01773 • Tel: (508) 369-8175</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   AppMaker™ is a software tool for creating or changing Macintosh applications quickly, directly, and consistently with a minimum of programming. It lets you create the user interface to your application (the menus, windows, dialogs, alerts, and their contents) just by pointing and clicking to arrange what you want on the screen. AppMaker generates complete, ready-to-run source code for the user interface, in your choice of either procedural or object-oriented programming languages. You can concentrate your time and skill on the unique features of the application instead of the standard parts.    AppMaker is a productivity tool, a prototyping tool, and a learning tool. It saves you time so that you can try out more ideas and make more refinements. Its expert-quality generated source code helps you learn Macintosh toolbox programming techniques and object-oriented programming.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Generates expert-quality source code in Pascal or C, for the entire user interface or for selected modules• Supports both object-oriented and traditional (procedural) language environments• Graphical user interface editor lets you arrange elements on the screen by clicking and dragging instead of writing lines of programming code• Resource editor lets you open and enhance existing applications, as well as create new ones• Code generator can be customized to support individual programming conventions, to support cross-platform development, or to add languages• Comes with a library of over 70 routines in source code form• Available in versions for A/UX and Apple IIgs</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY AppMaker requires a Macintosh Plus, SE, SE/30, or the Macintosh II computer family and System 5.0 or later. To compile and link the generated code, an MPW or THINK language system is also required.AppMaker and the generated applications are MultiFinder-aware and 32-bit clean. ORDERING & PRICING To order, call:(508) 369-8175AppMaker comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.Suggested retail price:$295.00Demo version available for $5.00TECHNICAL SUPPORT No licensing fees or royalties are required for the generated applications.Free technical support via AppleLink, CompuServe, America OnLine, Fax, or telephone.</span></text>
<text>Soft-SET Technologies, Inc. • 1847 West Broadway, Suite 301 • Vancouver, B.C., Canada V6J 1Y6 </text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Aranda™ is a CASE application for code reuse. It provides a set of context-sensitive tools for graphic and interactive source code analysis, documentation, and editing. Aranda aids the understanding of existing code and makes it easier to reuse, revise, and test.    In addition to providing automatic identifier documentation of existing code, Aranda provides a facility to integrate all project documentation in a single linked database. Identifier names in any document are automatically linked via hypertext to the identifiers in the source code.    Aranda is useful to all members of the development team including designers, project managers, programmers, and testers.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Provides structure charts, class hierarchies, identifier usage charts, and logic flow charts, all from the code itself• Hypertext notes can be attached to any identifier to provide on-line documentation• Ensures that documentation is always up-to-date with the source code• Allows you to edit source code directly from the graphical environment• Helps you manage and control software projects</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY The Pascal version supports MPW™ Pascal and THINK Pascal™. The C, C++ version will be available Fall 1990. Requires a 68020- or 68030-based Macintosh with 2 megabytes of memory.ORDERING & PRICING To order, or for technical support, call: Tel: (604) 734-1622; Fax: (604) 733-5294 ; AppleLink: SOFTSETSuggested retail price: $995.00–Pascal versionVolume and education discounts are available.</span></text>
<text>Articulate Systems Inc. • 99 Erie Street• Cambridge, MA 02139 • Tel: (617) 661-5994</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   The Developer Toolkit (DTK) allows Articulate Systems, Inc. (ASI) Certified Developers to incorporate voice messaging, voice annotation and voice command and control into their applications. The DTK supports the ASI family of products including Voice Navigator™, winner of the MacUser Eddy Award for Most Significant Hardware Product of 1989.    ADI Developers can immediately begin writing sophisticated telecommunications applications and HyperCard stacks utilizing the DTK. The Voice Navigator is the only product for the Macintosh that integrates voice recognition, a full telephone interface, touchtone detection, and voice digitization.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• MPW and THINK Libraries for C & Pascal• HyperCard XCMDs/XFCNs. Includes sample stacks• VXTNs: specifications for writing extensible modules enabling direct voice to application communication• Developer Reference Manual• TechWaves: periodic technical notes</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY A minimum of 2 megabytes of RAM required and System 6.0 or later.ORDERING & PRICING For more information on the Developer Toolkit and ASI Certified Developer Program please contact the Developer Support Team by telephone:(617) 661-5994 or by AppleLink® ASI.SUPPORT.Pending approval, the first yearly subscription fee to the program is $500.00. ASI Certified Developers are qualified to purchase the Articulate Systems family of products at a 50% discount.</span></text>
<text><span class="style19">igidesign, Inc. • 1360 Willow Road #101 • Menlo Park • CA • 94025</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">   NuBus card for the Mac II    Audiomedia gives you CD-quality recording and playback (16 bit, 44.1kHz) and requires only 50K RAM total for playback. Record any audio source directly to hard disk. Edit, rearrange and change it to meet your needs and end up with a great sounding soundtrack for your presentations. Use it with a home studio for two-track mastering. Or use it with Digidesign's new Deck™ software to create a multi-track studio.    Audiomedia offers direct-from-disk playback within with Director 2.0, HyperCard, and SuperCard without competing for precious RAM.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• NuBus card for the Mac II• CD-quality recording, editing and playback• Playback direct from hard disk, not from RAM• Create great soundtracks for Director and HyperCard• Sound Access XCMD's included• 16 bit, 44.1 kHz sampling rate• Frequency response: 20 Hz to 20 kHz, ± 1 dBm• Signal to noise ratio: better than 85 dBm• $995.00</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING INFORMATION For the name a dealer near you, call Digidesign(800) 333-2137. Suggested retail price: $995.00SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Macintosh II, IIcx, IIx, IIci, IIfxFinder 6.0.3 or higher, 2 megabytes of RAMHard disk with access time of 28ms or fasterRecording time dependent on amount of disk space available.(10 megabytes per one minute stereo.)</span></text>
<text>Model Systems Consultants, Inc. • 6 Landmark Square, 4th Floor • Stamford, CT 06901</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Aut2 is targeted at the analysis, specification, and logical design phases of information systems projects. It also provides some support for the project definition and implementation stages. It contains seven diagram editors integrated around a common set of definitions.    Aut2 may be used either as an electronic whiteboard or as a fully controlled CASE tool. Typically, the first use is as a whiteboard until the analyst is happy with the results, when the diagrams can be incorporated into a managed project.    The number of diagrams which may be open at any time is limited only by the available memory, but it is unlikely to be less than 10.  Intelligent copy and paste allows for diagrams to be built up from other diagrams or diagram fragments without duplication.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Support for DFDs, E/R models, behavioral models• Gane and Sarson or SSADM style DFDs• Point and click data analysis to Third Normal Form• DFD to E/R model validation• Automated generation of action diagrams• Generated action diagrams guaranteed consistent with behavioral specification • Multi-user with TOPS• Import/export capability</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY Aut2 requires a Macintosh Plus, SE, Portable, SE/30 or II computer; hard disk (occupies 200K); 1 megabyte of RAM (2 megabytes recommended with MultiFinder or for large projects). It is System 6.0, Finder 6.0 and MultiFinder compatible. It requires TOPS network software for multi-user Foxbase custom reporting. ORDERING & PRICING To order, call Chris Bird:(203) 359 -5774Suggested retail price: $350.00–single copy; Discounts available for multiple copies$56,000.00–site license for unlimited copies </span></text>
<text>Softstream International Company • 19 White Chapel Drive • Mount Laurel, NJ 08504</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Authenticate™ is an XFCN that makes it easy to do complex authentication of fields with just one function call, eliminating the time consuming task of checking field validity in HyperTalk code. Authenticate’s powerful field-editing capability solves the problem of editing complex identification strings within HyperCard. Mutate™, an additional HyperCard XFCN used to format or transform field contents, is included. Authenticate requires a minimum of a Macintosh Plus computer, HyperCard 1.0, System 4.1 and sufficient RAM to run HyperCard (Authenticate requires 16K). MultiFinder compatible.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING Price: $125.00</span></text>
<text>Authorware, Inc. • 8500 Normandale Lake Blvd., 9th Flr. • Minneapolis, MN 55437 • Tel: (612) 921-8555</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Authorware® Professional™ is the high-end multimedia authoring tool for corporations, universities, and government agencies who are tasked with creating mission-critical learning applications. Authorware is designed to allow non-programmers to author highly interactive multimedia applications without scripting.</span><span class="style131"></span><span class="style19">    Authorware provides a complete programming environment using only 11 icons to represent displays, interactions, decision loops, calculations, animations, video sequences, sounds and other program events. All logic branching is shown graphically and directly editable. More than 100 built-in system functions and variables are provided, as well as support for user-defined variables and external functions.</span><span class="style131"></span><span class="style19">    Authorware is used to implement tutorials and performance support applications, database front-ends, Executive Information Systems, and realistic simulations.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Object Authoring™ provides an iconic representation of application logic—no scripting!• Directly edits running application on both the presentation and logic levels at any time during the authoring cycle• Tools for working with five major multimedia types: text, graphics, animation, sound, and video• Built-in data collection and answer analysis for creating public kiosk and performance support applications• Rich interaction including author-defined screen buttons, click/touch areas, pull-down menus, text matching, move object responses, key presses, true/false branching, time limit, tries limit• Reusable graphics, sounds, animations, and logic modules included in Productivity Library• Automatically generates cross-indexed documentation of application, including display windows, logic, and variables• Open architecture enables Authorware files to launch other applications, import and export data, and act as a front-end to databases. Supports XCMDs and XFCNs. Imports PICT, Paint graphics, and PICS animation files</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY Authorware Professional requires Macintosh Plus, SE, SE/30, or Mac II computer family; System 6.0.2 or higher, and 1 megabyte of RAM for monochrome, 2 megabytes for color. Hard disk recommended.ORDERING & PRICING Authorware Professional is sold through direct sales organizations and distributors worldwide. A fully functional working model that saves up to 50 icons is available on disk for $25.00 or CD-ROM for $10.00.Pricing as follows:$8,000.00–Commercial end-user$4,000.00–Developer $995.00–Educational end-user Order from Authorware: (612) 921-8555; FAX: (612) 921-8556; AppleLink: x0305. TECHNICAL SUPPORT Titles sold commercially require a license. Educational titles are license-free.Annual support for developers and commercial users including unlimited phone support, software updates, and quarterly magazine is available for $1,200.00.Special support pricing for education users. Consulting services are available from Authorware for an additional fee.</span></text>
<text>Manx Software Systems • 160 Avenue of the Common • Shrewsbury, NJ 07702</text>
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<text><span class="style19"> Aztec C is a powerful and comprehensive software development system for the Macintosh computer. The system includes an optimized C compiler, 680x0 macro assembler, an overlay linker, ANSI library routines, Macintosh-specific routines, a mouse-based editor, a UNIX-like shell, and a powerful array of tools including a UNIX-based make utility and vi editor.</span><span class="style131"></span><span class="style19"> The MPW extension includes Apple’s MPW shell and utilities. This expands Aztec C to a full MPW development system.</span><span class="style131"></span><span class="style19"> With the Aztec SDB Source-Level Debugger you can view C source lines as they execute; set breakpoints by line number, subroutine name, or condition; display and alter variables by source name; directly enter and execute C statements. You can even weed out bugs in desk accessories and other resources.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Optimized C compiler • 680x0 macro assembler• Overlay linker• Run-time libraries• UNIX-style shell• MPW 3.0 system • Compile MPW C code• Link MPW object code • Source debugger• UNIX make and vi• HyperCard support• AppleTalk support• MS-DOS cross option• Unlimited code size• Unlimited data size• Full Toolbox support</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY Aztec C and SDB run on any Macintosh computer with 512K or more RAM. MPW requires 1 megabyte RAM (or more), and a hard disk. ORDERING & PRICING For detailed product information, location of dealers, or to order directly, call Manx Software Systems: (800) 221-0440 (AppleLink: D0545)Suggested retail price: $125.00 to $500.00End user and dealer discounts are available.</span></text>
<text><span class="style19">M)agreeable software, inc. • 5925 Magnolia Lane • Plymouth MN 55442 </span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">   B-Tree HELPER™ is a set of code resources to use with C or Pascal programs and XFCNs to use with HyperCard. B-Tree HELPER gets and releases space in random files. B-Tree HELPER inserts, finds, and deletes keys in one or more B-Trees within random files.</span><span class="style131"></span><span class="style19">    The keys may be strings, integers, or any other data; keys may be duplicates. B-Tree HELPER can find keys equal to, less than, or greater than a given key in a few hundredths of a second. Keys and records are independent of each other. Records may be of variable length. </span><span class="style131"></span><span class="style19">   B-Tree HELPER saves you weeks of writing data management routines.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Manages random files• Manages multiple B-Trees in one or more files• You set block size of file: 9 to 16,388 bytes• Records may be multiple blocks• Expands files as necessary• Contracts files when possible• Duplicate keys• Keys and records are independent• Code resources to use with C and Pascal programs• XFCNs to use with HyperCard stacks• 52-page manual• Saves weeks of programming</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING INFORMATION To order, send check or money order for $75.00 to (M)agreeable software, inc. 5925 Magnolia Lane Plymouth MN 55442Source code available for $200.00 additionalSYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Macintosh Plus and up.Finder 6.0.1 or higherHyperCard 1.2.2 or laterTECHNICAL SUPPORT Call (612) 559-1108.</span></text>
<text><span class="style19">eizer Software • P. O. Box 232019 • Pleasant Hill, CA 94523</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Are you an experienced BASIC programmer trying to learn HyperTalk? Do you have lots of old BASIC listings lying around and no way (or time) to convert them to HyperTalk? Well, BASIC Translator is for you!</span><span class="style131"></span><span class="style19">   This stack takes a text file containing a BASIC listing and converts it into HyperTalk. Most common BASIC commands are supported including arrays, gotos, gosubs, etc. BASIC Translator is designed to save you time by doing the “grunt” work for you.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Translates BASIC listings to HyperTalk.• Supports arrays, gotos, gosubs, and more!• Saves time and energy.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING INFORMATION Heizer Software: (800) 888-7667Suggested retail price: $25SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Macintosh and HyperCard 1.2 or higher</span></text>
<text>BESEARCH • 26160 Edelweiss Circle • Evergreen, CO 80439 • Tel: (303) 674-8875</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   BERSEARCH PostScript Examples 1.01 is a collection of clearly written PostScript examples intended for those learning PostScript, and for those interested in advanced techniques not fully covered elsewhere, such as 3-dimensional PostScript examples and half-toning information undocumented by Adobe. The files are organized in a readable and commented manner, making this an excellent learning package. Highly praised by Bill Woodruff in MacTech Quarterly.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING Price: $40.00</span></text>
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<text>Best of MacTutor Vol 1-5 Source Code on CD-ROM</text>
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<text>Wayzata Technology • 16221 Main Ave. SE • P.O. Box 87 • Priorlake, MN 55372</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   MacTutor publishes software development programming aids in its monthly magazine. The Best of MacTutor CD-ROM includes all the programs, both compiled and source format, from each magazine issue from 1984–1989 (Disks 1-51). The disk also contains a HyperCard stack that is a subject, author and title index of the MacTutor articles. The source code data was indexed with TextWare™, which allows high speed full-text searching of source files.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING Price: $289.00</span></text>
<text><span class="style19">   BLUES is a powerful CASE tool supporting several techniques such as Precedence Analysis (ISAC), System Flow, Nassi Shneiderman (Chapin Charts), Program Flow, Data Flow Diagram (Yourdon), Data Model (Bachman/Codd), Print & Screen Layout, Procedure Flow Chart, and Jackson Structured Program. Each module can be used separately or in combination with others. The information is stored in the central Data Dictionary, which also assures consistency checking. Utilities print cross references and logging reports, import and export ASCII files, and merge Data Dictionaries. BLUES also supports reverse engineering of COBOL code.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING Price: $1,575.00 per module</span></text>
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<text>Randal Jones, Consultant • 22307 65th Ave. W. • Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043</text>
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<text><span class="style19">  Bubble Help for HyperCard is an elegant and effective way to add help to your stacks. If your stacks are used by others, you should add Bubble Help. (For example, this catalog uses Bubble Help!)   One click opens help, causing explanations to appear as the mouse is moved over objects on the card. The next click dismisses help and proceeds. No scripting is required. A simple tool makes it easy to create and position bubbles, and enter your own help text.   With simple scripting, help can be made context sensitive, modified by check boxes, radio buttons, show/hide and other changes to the HyperCard world. Bubbles can even speak.   Your purchase allows you to distribute 500 copies of the included runtime version. A demonstration stack is available.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Add help to stacks easily• No scripting required• Attractive bubbles explain objects on each card• Author enters background help only once• Help editor makes modifications easy• Read-Only version for distribution• Context sensitive help with simple scripting• Bubbles can speak!• Demonstration stack available• Try it right now! Click Help in this catalog.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING INFORMATION Suggested retail price: $99.95 plus $3.00 shipping (WA residence please add $8.10 Tax). Demonstration: $14.95 (plus $1.21 Tax in WA), postage paid. Please send a check to Randal Jones, 22307-65th Ave. W, Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043.SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS HyperCard 2.0.TECHNICAL SUPPORT 11AM - 8PM Pacific Time. Consulting services available.</span></text>
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<text>Applied Physics, Inc. • 1291 E. Cumberland • West Lafayette, IN 47906 • Tel: (800) 447-3657</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   The BusTrak® is a single NuBus card that plugs into any Mac II slot and monitors all backplane activity. The analyzer talks to an ASCII terminal or to an emulator and captures up to 32,000 frames of NuBus traffic. Included is an option to view NuBus utilization statistics, external trigger in/trigger out, and the ability to trigger from any type of bus event or bus error. This is a MUST for NuBus development and integration. An optional cable lets you bring up the NuBus traffic as a window on your Macintosh II computers.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING Price: $2,495.00</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">   The C Programmer’s Toolbox™/MPW contains 20 tools for the serious C programmer. Some of the major tools are:        • CDecl – Translates C declaration statements to and from English (helps decipher variable declarations and assists in new statement construction)    • CFlow™ – Determines how a program is organized and what is in the runtime library (quickly shows function hierarchy and interdependencies)    • CHilite™ – Highlights and prints your C source code (great for final documentation)    • CLint™ – Syntactically checks one or more of your C source code files (helps you find the latent programming mistakes)    • Cpp – Preprocesses C source code files (helps you port ANSI C code to and from the Macintosh)    • CPrint™ – Reformats/beautifies C source code (makes code easy to read by using your code format)    • CXref™ – Cross-references and checks usage of up to 17 different classes of symbols in your C source code (easily handles any size program through its virtual memory system)</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• 20 fast, flexible and powerful tools that are easy to use• Works with any size of program and number of files through a powerful “wildcard” and “indirect” file referencing facility and a virtual memory system• Makes program development easier and faster• Integrates easily into any development environment• Identifies areas to improve program quality and performance• Support for MPW C, THINK C, Aztec C, ANSI C and many other PC and UNIX C compilers• Extensive printed documentation and examples• Interactive Commando interfaces for all tools for quick usage</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY The C Programmer’s Toolbox/MPW requires MPW 3.0. The Toolbox’s hardware and software requirements are the same as for MPW (any Macintosh computer with a minimum of 2 megabytes of memory and a hard disk). MPW C is not required.ORDERING & PRICING To order, call: Tel: (415) 770-0858Fax: (415) 770-0116 Suggested retail price: $295.00 Site licenses available. TECHNICAL SUPPORT No license requirements required for user product distribution.For technical support (registered users), call:(415) 770-0858 (9am–5pm PST)</span></text>
<text>FairCom Corporation • 4006 W. Broadway • Columbia, MO 65203 • TEL: (800) 234-8180 </text>
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<text><span class="style19">   The c-tree® File Handler/Server is the industrial strength tool Macintosh developers can depend upon. Designed to be integrated into your application programs, c-tree performs the critical functions needed to store, update and retrieve your fixed or variable length data. c-tree saves development time and delivers ultra-fast data access. The K&R standard-source code provides unparalleled code portability, and reliability.    c-tree gives you complete control over your file management. Use the low level B+ tree routines to implement any keyed access data structure, or take advantage of the high-level ISAM routines to greatly reduce your coding requirements. In either case, c-tree optimizes your index files for either random or sequential access.    When used in its optional client/server mode, c-tree offers reduced disk I/O, less network traffic, and true multi-user performance in AppleTalk networks without the use of AppleShare or TOPS.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Fixed and variable length data files• Fixed and variable length keys• High-speed B+ tree indexing• Ascending and descending key segments• Alternate collating sequence support• Key compression• Duplicate keys and/or automatic sequence numbers• Any number of keys per data file• Keys composed of any number of data field segments• No reasonable key length limits• High-speed index load• Unlimited record lengths using variable length records• Single-user, multi-user, and network environments• Multi-user AppleTalk server included• True record level locking without an external file system• Relational query and report writer available• Capability to run in over 100 system environments• Complete source code• No royalties</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY c-tree runs on any Macintosh computer.A C compiler is required. Specific support for both MPW and THINK is included in the standard package. c-tree also runs on UNIX, XENIX, QNX, MS-DOS, OS/2, VMS, SUN, CRAY and more than 90 others. ORDERING & PRICING To order, or to learn more about c-tree and other FairCom professional tools and toolkits call:Tel: (800) 234-8180 Fax: (314) 445-9698Suggested retail price: $395.00TECHNICAL SUPPORT No royalty or runtime fees. Additional programmers at the same site may be licensed for $100.00 each.Technical support is available to all registered users by calling (314) 445-6833, or fax your questions to: (314) 445-9698.</span></text>
<text>Mainstay • 5311 B Derry Ave. • Agora Hills, CA 91301 • Tel: (818) 991-6540</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Snapshot any portion of any Macintosh computer screen with Capture, a powerful screen-capture utility from Mainstay. Save the snapshot as a PICT file or automatically copy it into the Clipboard. You can even specify what percent of reduction you want your image to be stored in. Capture is always available and easy to use. Capture pulled-down menus or dialog boxes—even the cursor. Little or no clean-up of the image is necessary. Use it in any Macintosh software program—it works with them all!</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19"> ORDERING & PRICING Price: $79.95</span></text>
<text>Software Mart, Inc. • 4131 Spicewood Springs Road, Suite I-3 • Austin, TX 78759-8606</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   The CD-ROM Developer’s Lab is a comprehensive, multimedia production reference for creating CD-ROM applications. Unlike expensive seminars, this innovative resource assembles on your desktop a fully searchable, full-text database of proven how-to information on design, programming, project management, data preparation, assembly, and the mastering process. </span><span class="style37"></span><span class="style19">    This state-of-the-art ISO 9660 format disc was created using Software Mart’s Media-Mixer retrieval engine and data preparation tools. In addition to text material and specifications, it includes demo tools for multimedia production and complete model Media-Mixer-based applications.</span><span class="style37"></span><span class="style19">    The CD-ROM Developer’s Lab is also available in a transportable version that supports the Macintosh and PC.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Comprehensive multimedia production resource for CD-ROM• Demonstration media production tools• Proven how-to information and specifications• Sample applications using Media-Mixer• Hypertext links for easy access• Industry contacts• ISO 9660 format• Transportable Macintosh and PC versions</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY The CD-ROM Developer’s Lab runs on a Macintosh Plus, SE, or II computer with at least 1 megabyte of RAM and an Apple-compatible CD-ROM drive.ORDERING & PRICING For ordering information or technical support, contact Software Mart:Tel: (512) 346-7887; Fax: (512) 346-1393; AppleLink: D5642Available through authorized resellers.</span></text>
<text><span class="style19">igidesign, Inc. • 1360 Willow Road #101 • Menlo Park • CA • 94025</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Production Music and Sound Effects CD-ROM    Every multimedia production needs music. But not everyone is a musician. And it isn’t legal to just copy and use your favorite Beach Boys songs. Clip Tunes is a CD-ROM full of production music and sound effects compatible with Digidesign's Audiomedia and Sound Tools direct-to-disk recording systems. Add these great selections and sounds to any Director 2.0 movie or HyperCard stack - with no licensing hassles.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• 600 meg CD ROM of music and sound effects• Unlimited use. No licensing fees.• Inexpensive — $195• Varied, modern, original music• Super high fidelity all digital recording• Just point and click to create custom length music• For use with Digidesign's Audiomedia or Sound Tools</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING INFORMATION For the name a dealer near you, call Digidesign(800) 333-2137. Suggested retail price: $195SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Macintosh II, IIcx, IIx, IIci, IIfxDigidesign Audiomedia or Sound Tools systemFinder 6.0.3 or higher, 2 megabytes of RAMCD ROM drive - not for use on an audio CD player</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Clisp is a library of functions that extends the C programming language by providing a LISP functionality that is fully integrated with the host language. This results in a hybrid programming environment combining the symbol manipulation capabilities of LISP with the power, efficiency, and portability of C. The product is written entirely in C and includes complete source code.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING Price: $349.00</span></text>
<text>Clear Lake Research • 2476 Bolsover, #343 • Houston, TX 77005 • Tel: (713) 523-7842</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   CLR HyperArrays is a set of 48 XCMDs and XFCNs for working with numeric arrays. Data are converted into numeric format and stored in memory as an array. Matrix operations include addition, subtraction, multiplication, transpose, determinant, and inverse. Arrays of uniform and normal random numbers can be generated. Math functions such as log and square root can be applied to whole arrays. Routines are written in assembly language and are very efficient: 10 to 100 times faster than their HyperTalk equivalents.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING Price: $100.00</span></text>
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<text>Abraxas Software • 7033 S. W. Macadam Ave. • Portland, OR 97219 • Tel: (503) 244-5253</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   CODECHECK is a rule-based expert system that checks C and C++ source code for portability, maintainability and compliance with guidelines. Drop-in rule files are provided for compliance, adherence to specifications, measures of complexity, code maintenance, advanced silent error detection, and portability.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING Price: $495.00</span></text>
<text>CASE Corporation • 954 East Hennepin Ave. South • Minneapolis, MN 55414-1314 • Tel: (612) 331-8549</text>
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<text>    COHORT-C produces program code, based on input and output descriptions, that can be compiled and linked by Borland Turbo C 2.0 or later, Microsoft C 5.1 or later, or UNIX System V/C. Generated ANSI C code provides an extract, sort, and report generation program or modules, and can be modified/extended to produce a tailored program. Full code libraries support both workstation and ANSI code dialects. Use COHORT-COBOL to produce prototype or production reports and processing programs, or rapid one-time programs for special needs. Programs can be run in standalone, network and mainframe environments. System 6.0 and 1024K required.</text>
<text>CASE Corporation • 954 East Hennepin Ave. South • Minneapolis, MN 55414-1314 • Tel: (612) 331-8549</text>
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<text>    COHORT-COBOL produces source code for developers by using information entered from a flat ASCII file to produce program code that can be compiled and linked by a separate COBOL programming language product. Generated code provides an extract, sort, and report generation program or modules, and can be modified/extended to produce a tailored program. Use COHORT-COBOL to produce prototype or production reports and processing programs, or rapid one-time programs for special needs such as conversions or transcriptions. Programs can be run in standalone, network and mainframe environments. System 6.0 and 1024K required.</text>
<text>Heizer Software • PO Box 232019 • Pleasant Hill, CA 94523 • Tel: (415) 943-7667</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   CompileIt!™ is the first true compiler for HyperTalk. It translates a significant subset of the HyperTalk language into 68000 machine language, and packages the result as a HyperCard external command (XCMD) or function (XFCN), which can then be used from any HyperTalk script.    CompileIt! expands the capabilities of your HyperTalk scripts. Use CompileIt! and the Macintosh ROM Toolbox to give HyperCard capabilities that are not built in. Inside Macintosh is supported as an extension to the HyperTalk language. CompileIt! increases the speed of routines written in HyperTalk. Generally, transforming handlers and functions into compiled 68000 code significantly enhances speed over the same routines written in interpreted HyperTalk.    CompileIt! protects sensitive program code from the prying eyes of others. HyperTalk is “open,” (others can read your programs and copy them); code compiled with CompileIt! is not open.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Expands the capabilities of your HyperCard™ scripts.• Inside Macintosh vols. 1-5 are supported as extensions to HyperTalk.• Increases the speed of routines written in HyperTalk.• Protects sensitive program code from viewing.• Supports SuperCard™.• Calls other externals directly — avoiding a callback• Supports SANE™ (Standard Apple Numerics Environment, i.e., floating-point calculations)• Generates MacsBug symbols automatically• Includes a 90-page user manual (in addition to on-line help)</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS CompileIt! runs on any Macintosh computer that supports HyperCard.Macintosh with HyperCard 1.2 or above2 megabytes of RAM and a hard disk are recommendedCompatible with HyperCard 2.0An update (4th Qtr 90) will take full advantage of features of 2.0.ORDERING INFORMATION Heizer Software: (800) 888-7667Suggested retail price: $99Includes the ResCopy XCMD. CompileIt! is a trademark of Itty Bitty Computers.</span></text>
<text>Concentrix Technology, Inc. • 7 Ashdown Place • Half Moon Bay, CA 94019</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Connections™, designed by Danny Goodman, is an easily modifiable software platform for systems integrators. It comes with pre-written applications modules and a well-defined user interface to provide the foundation for executive and enterprise-wide information systems. Use Connections as-is, or add customer-specific modules.    The first two modules, Connections: Central and Connections: PROFS, seamlessly blend IBM mainframe mail and group scheduling with local information handling on the Macintosh.    The highly graphical front-end to PROFS makes this popular application an enjoyable experience. More front-end modules will follow.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Jump-start software development for business systems• Designed to be modifiable and extensible• Predefined, user-tested human interface• Basic knowledge-worker modules included• Object-oriented Calendar & To Do List• Personal telephone and information management• Voice annotation of Daily Journal with MacRecorder™• Dozens of customizable printed report formats included• Graphical front-end to IBM PROFS™ mail and calendaring• PROFS becomes more powerful w/ local info integration• No modification to IBM host software• Supports Avatar, DCA, and Tri-Data 3270 connections• Already used by CA state workers: California Navigator™• More connectivity modules to come...</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING INFORMATION For orders, contact Concentrix: (415) 726-1700Suggested retail price: $495.00 (Connections:Central with Connections:PROFS)SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Macintosh SE/30, II-series, 2MB RAM, and Hard diskHyperCard 1.2System compatible with your HyperCard versionAvatar MacMainFrame, DCA MacIRMA, or Tri-Data Netway hardware (for PROFS connectivity)TECHNICAL SUPPORT Free telephone support: (415) 726-1700On-line support: CIS (75775,1731) and AppleLink (X0576)</span></text>
<text>Consulair Corporation • 220 First Ave. North • Suite F • P.O. Box 2192 • Ketchum, ID 83340 </text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Formerly Apple’s Macintosh 68000 Development System, this collection of tools for developing assembly language programs on the Macintosh computer includes a multi-window editor with undo that allows you to edit several files simultaneously. The Motorola 68000 assembler has a macro facility, which greatly reduces coding time. The flexible linker/librarian supports libraries and modular programming. Motorola manual included. Site licenses and university discounts available.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING Price: $79.95</span></text>
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<text>Consulair Corporation • 220 First Ave. North • Suite F • P.O. Box 2192 • Ketchum, ID 83340</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   The 68020/030 assembler for the 020 and 030 processors retains the powerful and familiar user interface and operating environment of the Consulair 68000 Development System (CDS). The 68020/030 version allows users to take full advantage of the embedded addressing modes and instruction sets of the 68020 and 68030 processors, the 68881 and 68882 math coprocessors, and the 68851 memory management unit. The 68020/030 assembler is fully compatible with the CDS both at the source level and the binary file levels.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING Price: $130.00</span></text>
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<text>Consulair 68020/68881 C Development System</text>
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<text>Consulair Corporation • 220 First Ave. North • Suite F • P.O. Box 2192 • Ketchum, ID 83340</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   This HFS-compatible C/ASM development system takes advantage of any Macintosh computer with a 68020/68881 processor. This development system includes a complete K&R C compiler (including structure assignment and enumerated types), extensive support libraries, direct access to ROM traps, and optimizing linker/librarian. It includes a complete built-in 68020/68881 assembler, and emits code that takes advantage of the 68020/68881 instruction set. Floating-point operations compile directly to 68881 instruction.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING Price: $600.00</span></text>
<text><span class="style19">eizer Software • P. O. Box 232019 • Pleasant Hill, CA 94523</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">   ConvertIt!™, a HyperCard®-to-ToolBook® converter, allows users to convert HyperCard stacks into ToolBook books. First this program converts stacks into the HIFF™ (HyperMedia Interchange File Format) on the Macintosh side. Then, on the PC side, ConvertIt! reads the HIFF files and creates a new ToolBook book. This product will greatly aid in the conversion of the vast number of HyperCard stacks for multi-platform environments.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Translates whole HyperCard stacks so they run in ToolBook under Windows 3.0 on a IBM PC or compatible.• Reconstructs all or some of the objects in a stack as a ToolBook book to reproduce an existing stack structure, look, and feel.• Translates important HyperTalk code into OpenScript to save the time and expense of rekeying and translating algorithms into OpenScript by hand.• Ports bitmaps and icons from a HyperCard stack into ToolBook as paintObjects.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING INFORMATION Heizer Software: (800) 888-7667Suggested retail price: $199SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Macintosh with HyperCard (2 megs RAM recommended)Compatible with HyperCard 2.0An update (4th Qtr 90) will take full advantage of 2.0 features.Also available for IBM PC or compatible with Windows 3.0 and the full version of ToolBook (not the runtime).ConvertIt! is a trademark of The HyperMedia Group.</span></text>
<text>Diab-Data, Inc. • 323 Vintage Park Dr. • Foster City, CA 94404 • Tel: (415) 571-1700</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   D-AS/88K is an MC88000 BCS and OCS compliant assembler, linker and archiver. The assembler supports MC88000 mnemonics and conditional assembly. D-AS/88K produces COFF (Common Object File Format). Object modules are linked and archived with the D-LD/88K. The D-AR/88K Linker and Archiver are included with the assembler. The assembler, part of Diab Data’s MC88000 Tool Set, can be used as a native assembler or, in cross mode on the Macintosh computer under MPW or A/UX. D-AS/88K was the first assembler certified by the 88 open Consortium.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING Price: $1,700.00</span></text>
<text>Diab-Data, Inc. • 323 Vintage Park Drive • Foster City, CA 94404 • Tel: (415) 571-1700</text>
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<text><span class="style19">-CC/68K Tools is a globally optimizing C compiler and assembler for MC680x0-based systems like the Macintosh II. D-CC produces very efficient and fast code. D-CC is a complete implementation of the C language. It conforms to ANSI3.159-1989, the most current ANSI standards. These tools can be used as native for Macintosh A/UX or cross development under Macintosh MPW.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICINGPrice: $2,995</span></text>
<text>Diab-Data, Inc. • 323 Vintage Park Dr. • Foster City, CA 94404 • Tel: (415) 571-1700</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   D-CC/88K is a highly optimizing C cross compiler and native compiler used to develop very fast and compact code for the Motorola 88000 RISC microprocessor. D-CC is the complete implementation of the C language conforming to the current ANSI C standard, and has option output for D-AS/88K and other MC88000 mnemonics-conforming assemblers. D-CC/88K is used as a very reliable cross compiler hosted on a Macintosh computer under MPW or A/UX. D-CC/88K was the first C compiler certified by the 88 open Consortium.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING Price: $2,200.00</span></text>
<text><span class="style19">pple Computer, Inc. • APDA • 20525 Mariani AVENUE, M/S 33G • Cupertino, CA 95014</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Data Access Language (DAL) is an SQL-based connectivity language. It allows Macintosh applications to access and interact with host data on a variety of minicomputer and mainframe systems in a uniform way, regardless of the particular host operating system, database management system, or network connection.    The DAL Developer’s Toolkit is designed for use by Macintosh programmers, independent software vendors, and MIS departments designing software to add host connectivity functionality to their applications. DAL Server products equip the host environment to allow data access by Macintosh applications. DAL Servers are available for VAX/VMS, VM/CMS, and MVS/TSO hosts. These servers provide access to Informix, Ingres, Oracle, Sybase, and Rdb Database Management Systems on the VAX, and DB2 and SQL/DS on IBM platforms.    DAL for HyperCard, which is included in the Developer’s Toolkit for the Macintosh, is a set of HyperTalk XCMD and XFCN commands that makes it easy to access, organize, and interact with host data.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• ANSI standard SQL-based data manipulation language, for selecting, inserting, updating, and deleting data residing in relational database management systems• Integrated language that includes host connection, data manipulation, program control, and output management statements• Applications insulated from differences between the byte order, character set, and floating-point representations of the Macintosh and host computers• Application programming interface that resides in the Macintosh• Uniform error codes, status messages, and catalog access across supported databases and system types• Documentation and sample application with source code• Interactive utility for testing and debugging DAL programs• DAL for HyperCard provides complete DAL session control, program execution, and result retrieval from within a HyperCard stack• Host data retrieval into HyperCard fields, cards, and global variables• Resulting applications work with any DAL Server-equipped host</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY Data Access Language runs on all Macintosh personal computers with System 6.0 or later; the appropriate hardware and software for a supported network, and access to an IBM or Digital host computer with a DAL Server. ORDERING & PRICING For orders, contact the Apple Programmers and Developers Association (APDA):(800) 282-2732 (US)(800) 637-0029 (Canada)(408) 562-3910Suggested retail prices:M9004LL/B: DAL Developer’s Toolkit for the Macintosh: $695.00; C0142LL/B: DAL Server for VAX/VMS (9 Track): $5,000.00;C0143LL/B: DAL Server for VAX/VMS (TK50): $5,000.00; C0163LL/A: DAL Server for VM/CMS: $15,000.00; C0164LL/A: DAL Server for MVS/TSO: $20,000.00.TECHNICAL SUPPORT Commercial and in-house redistribution licensing agreements available through Apple Computer Software Licensing: (408) 974-4667.</span></text>
<text>Sybase, Inc. • 6475 Christie Avenue • Emeryville, CA 94608</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   DB-Library is a MPW C library module that can be incorporated into MPW C compatible applications, allowing those applications to communicate with the SYBASE SQL Server relational database running on larger host systems (e.g. DEC VAX, Sun Sparcstation, or HP 9000 minicomputer).    DB-Library offers high performance, full access to SQL Server functionality, transaction processing and decision support capabilities, and efficient use of both Macintosh and host resources.    The SYBASE SQL Server features high performance, data integrity,high availability, and distributed capabilities such as two-phase commit and server-to-server communications.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• MPW C object library• Allows full access to SYBASE SQL Server running on DEC VAX and UNIX systems (e.g. Sun, HP 9000)• High performance• Supports both transaction processing and decision support activities• Efficient use of both Macintosh and host resources• Can be used with Sybase Open Gateway/DB2™ and OpenServer to communicate with other server systems such as DB2• DB-Library API available on other platforms, including PC's, DEC VAX, and UNIX systems</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING INFORMATION For orders, contact Sybase: (800) 8SYBASESuggested retail price: $195.00/MacintoshSYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Macintosh SE, II, IIcx, IIci, IIfxFinder 6.0.1 or higherAt least 1.0 megabytes of RAMRequires networking hardware/software (available separately): • Ethernet card or gatway box and one of the following: • Novell' LAN Workplace for the Macintosh (TCP/IP for Mac); and • Alisa Systems' TSSnet (DECnet for the Macintosh)</span></text>
<text>Metropolis Software, Inc. • 505 Hamilton Ave, Ste 305 • Palo Alto, CA 94301</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   DB/Write is a fully functional word processor that can be installed into any HyperCard 2.0 stack to add WYSIWYG word processing with the ability to merge data stored in your stack. It is a perfect add-on for the tens of thousands of HyperCard users who utilize HyperCard as a fancy rolodex. With HyperCard 2.0 and DB/Write, users will no longer have to export their contact information to a seperate application to perform mail merges or create documents.     The product comes with its own one button installer. Once installed, DB/Write couldn't be easier to use: a one line button script will invoke the word processor at the click of a mouse. And since it uses the new XCMD interface, users can have a stack and DB/Write open, moving between them with a click of the mouse.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Word Processing XCMD for HyperCard 2.0• Full WYSIWYG multipage word processor• Merges data from fields in your stacks• Multiple fonts, sizes and styles.• Headers and footers• Left, right, center, and decimal tabs• Import and Export to RTF files for interchange with Word• Pictures can be pasted in• One button installer utility included• Easy enough to install for first time HyperCard users• Powerful enough to thrill experienced Stackheads</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING INFORMATION Metropolis Software at (415) 322-2001 Suggested retail price: $129.00Distributed through MacAmericaSYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Mac with 1 megabyte of RAMRequires HyperCard 2.0</span></text>
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<text>Nittany Development Group, Inc.•606 North Armistead St.•Alexandria, VA 22312</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   DBF-Access Tools for HyperCard is a software extension which gives HyperCard users the power to easily access information stored in dBASE III PLUS™ compatible database and memo files. Commands and functions are added to the HyperTalk language to allow the user to import, update, add and delete records in existing files, and create new DBF files with custom structures. Complete support is provided for all dBASE field types, including memo fields.    The package comes in its own stack that contains complete documentation, a script-writer’s tutorial, and many examples.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• 22 new commands and functions for HyperTalk• Complete on-line documentation and tutorial• Compatible with HyperCard 2.0• Flexible licencing options</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING INFORMATION For orders, contact NDG: (703) 256-0791Price: $95.00• Allows unlimited distribution per site• Commercial licencing availableSYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Macintosh Plus, SE, II, IIcx, IIci, IIfxFinder 6.0.1 or higherCompatible with HyperCard 2.0TECHNICAL SUPPORT Telephone and dedicated BBS.</span></text>
<text><span class="style19">igidesign, Inc. • 1360 Willow Road #101 • Menlo Park • CA • 94025</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Multi Track Digital Audio Recording for the Mac II    Digidesign’s breakthrough product for multimedia and music production is here! DECK combines the power of a sophisticated recording studio with the ease of use of a Macintosh. Multimedia creators can now lay down a soundtrack, then add a voice-over for narration. These tracks can then be mixed and played back with Director, HyperCard or SuperCard.    Musicians can take advantage of studio quality sound, multi track recording, mixdown automation and digital effects processing - all in one integrated package. Home recording was never like this!</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">Technical Breakthrough• Four tracks of digital audio recording on Mac II• Compact disc quality sound (44.1 kHz, 16 bit)• Automated Mixdown• Programmable digital effects• Parametric EQ• MIDI file playback• Unlimited full-fidelity track bounce• $349.00 (requires Audiomedia or Sound Tools)</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING INFORMATION For the name a dealer near you, call Digidesign(800) 333-2137. Suggested retail price: $349.00SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Macintosh II, IIcx, IIx, IIci, IIfxDigidesign Audiomedia or Sound Tools systemFinder 6.0.3 or higher, 2 megabytes of RAMHard disk with access time of 28ms or fasterRecording time dependent on amount of disk space available.(20 megabytes per one minute stereo.)</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Design/OA® is a construction kit for the rapid prototyping and implementation of diagram-based applications. Design/OA’s Kernel™ combines a pre-engineered, sophisticated graphical user interface (GUI) with a system modeling application based on our well-known intelligent diagramming tool, MetaDesign. A large library of graphic routines provides easy access to the Kernel. You build applications by writing C programs that incorporate and extend the kernel to integrate your desired look-and-feel, diagramming vocabulary, semantics and syntax.    This customizable and extensible framework enables you to build graphical environments for CASE, CIM, CAE and OOP applications. Or you can create graphical front-ends to databases, communications networks, data processing systems and code generators.    A robust prototype can be built in weeks, and a finished application in months, all at a cost per copy that is less than the average price of off-the-shelf applications.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Install customized behavior with callback functions• Create and maintain graphical objects• Read and modify diagram structure• Manage windows, menus and dialogs • Read and modify visual attributes</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY Design/OA requires a Macintosh Plus, SE or II computer; 2 megabytes of RAM; hard disk, and THINK C compiler 3.01 or later. Design/OA offers file interoperability across Macintosh OS, MS-DOS, MSWindows, and the UNIX Window System™.ORDERING & PRICING Meta Software offers a Design/OA evaluation program and contract services. To find out how Design/OA can provide multiple solutions for your development needs, call:Tel: (617) 576-6920Tel: (800) 227-4106Fax: (617) 576-0519Suggested retail price: $7,500.00TECHNICAL SUPPORT If you’d prefer, our team of contract development specialists will draw up a development plan to deliver your custom Design/OA application, on time, and at a fixed price. With Design/OA we’ll give you early prototypes, as well as robust beta versions as we move through the development cycle.</span></text>
<text>Help Software, Inc. • 10659A Maplewood Road • Cupertino, CA 95014 • Tel: (408) 257-3815</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Online help is no longer the domain of a few well-funded developers, it is a MUST for any non-trivial Macintosh application that expects to do well with the typical user of today—not a computer hacker like most of us—but a 9 to 5 person who happens to use computers to get a job done.    This puts you in a quandary! Should you do your own on-line help, diverting time and resources from your principal target—writing the best possible program in your field—or should you use an off-the-shelf on-line help system like Desktop Help™?    If your aim is to get to market as soon as possible with a great new product, then you need Desktop Help! Help Editor and the run-time Help DA provide the tools you need.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Help For Menus• Context-sensitive Help• Table of Contents• Index• Dynamic Cross-referencing• No programming required! (Except for the context-sensitive calls from your program)</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY Desktop Help runs on any Macintosh computer with System 4.1 or higher. ORDERING & PRICING uggested retail price:$395.00TECHNICAL SUPPORT This price includes one copy of Help Editor, 50 copies of the Help DA, technical support and free software updates for one year. Call for additional licensing information.</span></text>
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<text>theResult Software Inc. • 111 Providence Road • Chapel Hill, NC 27514 • TEL: (919) 490-3292</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Dialoger Professional™ provides a complete environment for the creation of dialogs in and for HyperCard. Such dialogs include modal and modeless windows as well as tool palettes and complex windoids.    Dialog Maker, the heart of the Dialoger package, comes filled with example dialogs that extend HyperCard’s built-in abilities and enables users to begin using advanced dialogs within minutes. More importantly, this stack allows users to create custom dialogs using already-familiar HyperCard objects (buttons and fields). Once designed, these dialogs may be installed into any stack along with the necessary script—in just one click.    Dialoger Help, an extensive tutorial/help stack, discusses the fundamental concepts needed to create and manipulate dialogs and provides extensive cross-referencing abilities.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Modal and modeless dialogs for any stack• Floating windoids and tool palettes• Design everything in HyperCard• Full interactive control• One-click installation• Custom-defined controls and lists• Picture buttons, color pictures and icons• Styled scrolling text, pop-ups, and more</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY Dialoger Professional runs on a Macintosh Plus computer or higher running System 6.0. A run-time license is included for all uses except products selling more than 2,500 copies. ORDERING & PRICING For orders, call: (800) 365-5034Suggested retail price: $125.00TECHNICAL SUPPORT For support, call: (919) 490-3292</span></text>
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<text>Zola Technologies, Inc. • 6195 Heards Creek Drive, NW, Suite 201 • Atlanta, GA 30328</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   DSP Designer™ is an integrated design environment for developing Digital Signal Processing (DSP) applications.    DSP Designer includes a set of tools and scripts which extend the Macintosh Programmer’s Workshop (MPW™) for modelling and design of DSP algorithms and implementation and testing of DSP software. Systems can be modelled using a C-like interpretative DSP language, including such advanced features as difference equations, floating-point filter simulation, and complex arithmetic. Signal waveforms and filter transfer functions are displayed as graphics windows in the MPW Shell.    DSP Designer can be used in the design of systems for digital music/audio processing, multimedia applications, speech compression or recognition, data modems, and robotics/control systems.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Design, analysis, simulation, and implementation capabilitiesof digital filters• Creation, manipulation, and display of real and complex signal waveforms• Fourier transform analysis• Numerous design examples with matching MPW scripts• Filter code generation for the Motorola DSP56000/1 fixed-point digital signal processor• Recording to or playback from hard disk, in mono or stereo (at CD sampling rates), and real-time digital filtering, using a compatible DSP coprocessor card</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY DSP Designer version 1.1 operates on Macintosh II family, SE/30, SE and Plus computer with 2 megabytes RAM, hard disk, and floating-point coprocessor recommended, and requires System 6.0.2 or higher and MPW version 3.0 (or 3.1). ORDERING & PRICING DSP Designer is available from Zola Technologies for $995.00, bundled with MPW, or $895.00 alone. Also available as compatible products are the Motorola DSP56000/1 Development Software ($495.00), the Audiomedia™ ($995.00) and Sound Accelerator™ ($1,295.00) cards from Digidesign, Inc.</span></text>
<text>Spectral Innovations, Inc. • 4633 Old Ironsides Drive, SUITE 450 • Santa Clara, CA 95054 </text>
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<text><span class="style19">   The DSP32C C Compiler is a full-standard C language compiler for the DSP32C, the floating point processor on the MacDSP™ coprocessor cards. The compiler runs under the MPW programming environment, allowing easy integration of DSP32C C language code and assembler source code into other Macintosh programming languages, via common Make facilities (no knowledge of DSP32C assembly language is necessary). Includes source assembler, code linker, device simulator, code resource generator, and other software maintenance tools. Extensive math and signal processing application libraries are provided, as well as standard UNIX System library support.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Full standard C language compiler for DSP32C• Extensive math and signal processing application libraries • Up to 100x speed increase over Macintosh II• Supports real-time analog and digital I/O• Resource generation utility for embedding DSP32C code into Macintosh applications</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY The DSP32C C Language Compiler runs on a Macintosh SE/30 and the Macintosh II family of computers with at least 1 megabyte of RAM. Requires a Spectral Innovations DSP Signal Processor Card. ORDERING & PRICING For ordering and support, contact Spectral Innovations:Tel: (408) 727-1314; Fax: (408) 727-1423Suggested retail price:$1,500.00</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">pple Computer, Inc. • APDA • 20525 Mariani Ave., M/S 33G • Cupertino, CA 95014</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">   E.T.O. is the most complete and comprehensive collection of Apple development tools ever combined in one package. E.T.O. consists of the most widely used Apple development tools, on a CD-ROM with printed final documentation, and is sold as a quarterly subscription.     The E.T.O. CD also includes a wealth of electronic versions of developer documentation such as SpInside Macintosh (</span><span class="style22">Inside</span><span class="style19"> </span><span class="style22">Macintosh</span><span class="style19">, Volumes 1–5). Since Apple is constantly improving and enhancing its development tools, a main benefit of E.T.O. is its automatic quarterly updates that provide you with all the newest tools. Furthermore, since E.T.O. features simple installation, you'll spend less time moving files and more time programming.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Automatic quarterly updates• No dealing with messy floppies• All your development tools from one convenient sourceE.T.O. includes:• MPW Development Environment • MacApp application framework• MPW C• MPW Object Pascal • MPW C++ • MPW Assembler• SADE• ResEdit, MacsBug and other utilities • Developer essentials • Selected pre-final versions of tools</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY The E.T.O. CD-ROM can be opened from any Macintosh computer that has an Apple-compatible CD-ROM drive attached. For system requirements for the components of E.T.O. see their individual listings elsewhere in this Guidebook. ORDERING & PRICING For orders, contact the Apple Programmers and Developers Association (APDA):(800) 282-2732 (US)(800) 637-0029 (Canada)(408) 562-3910AppleLink: APDAE.T.O. is available to Apple Partners and Associates and to all APDA customers. The complete E.T.O. starter package is $995.00. For developers that already have the latest version(s) of some parts of E.T.O., partial starter packages are available at a discount. TECHNICAL SUPPORT Site licensing for, or permission to redistribute, portions of E.T.O. can be acquired by contacting: Apple Computer Software Licensing, 20525 Mariani Avenue, M/S 38-I, Cupertino, CA 95014.</span></text>
<text>Interactive Software Engineering, Inc. • 270 Storke Rd, Suite 7 • Golera, CA 93117 • Tel: (805) 685-1006</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Eiffel is an object-oriented language and environment for software engineering. Eiffel’s unique range of features includes multiple and repeated inheritance; features for systematic programming (assertions, invariants); Ada-like generic parameters; static type checking; and information-hiding facilities. Eiffel uses C as an intermediate language and supports separate compilation, automatic storage management, symbolic debugging tools, browsing tools, generation of independently deliverable C packages complete from Eiffel source, and efficiency both in time and space.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING Price: $995.00</span></text>
<text>Imagine That, Inc. • 151 Bernal Road, Suite 5 • San Jose, CA 95119 • Tel: (408) 365-0305 </text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Extend™ is a full-featured, integrated system that greatly simplifies writing simulation models. It combines the power of a built-in C-like programming language with the ease of use of an iconic modeling system. Extend takes care of the interface and I/O, so you can concentrate on the model you’re building.    Extend’s customizable block diagram models enhance presentation and understanding. Custom dialog boxes with radio buttons, check boxes, data tables, etc., facilitate changing parameters.    Use Extend to validate theories, diagnose potential problems, or find best performance/cost scenarios. It is used for operations research, network simulations, scientific experiments, manufacturing models, engineering design, financial and economic analysis.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Combines high performance with ease of use• Reduces development time and expense• Includes extensive libraries of iconic blocks• General purpose, continuous or discrete event• Full connectivity with other programs/platforms• Over 150 built-in functions; user-defined functions• Multi-tasking: simulations can run in the background with MultiFinder</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY Extend runs on a Macintosh Plus computer or greater; minimum 1 megabyte of RAM; hard drive. ORDERING & PRICING For orders or information, call: (408) 365-0305Suggested retail price: $495.00 Educational discounts available. TECHNICAL SUPPORT For technical support (free to registered owners), call:(408) 629-1251 (9am–5pm weekdays PST)</span></text>
<text><span class="style19">eizer Software • P. O. Box 232019 • Pleasant Hill, CA 94523</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Eyecons! provides you with 301 exciting, original icons to customize your stacks. Many are animated! Includes icons for business, personal use, games (even icons of all 52 playing cards!) and lots more. Easy to transfer - just copy and paste the desired button or use your favorite resource editor. This is a "must have" stack for any HyperCard developer!</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• 301 original, exciting icons.• Animated icons.• Easy to transfer.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING INFORMATION Heizer Software: (800) 888-7667Suggested retail price: $12SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Macintosh with HyperCardCompatible with HyperCard 2.0</span></text>
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<text>Bliss Interactive Technologies • PO Box 88 • Comanche, OK 73529</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   This stack permits you to collect all of the field contents in a stack and dump them to a text file. This stack uses two XFCNs for opening and saving files - thanks to Steve Maller of Apple Computer, Inc. The text file can be printed out with any text editor such as MPW.    This stack is a Public Domain product.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Collect all field contents into a text file</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING INFORMATION Posted on America Online.Posted on AppleLink in the User Group section.SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Any Macintosh that can run HyperCard.</span></text>
<text>Sunshine Valley Systems • P.O. Box 1510 • Cedar Ridge, CA 95924</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   The File I/O XCMDs stack is a collection of XCMDs and XFCNs that allow HyperCard to: Create, Open, Close, Flush File, Flush Volume, Copy File, Read, Write, Set EOF, Get EOF, SetFilePosition, Create Folder and use the standard SFGetFile, and SFPutFile file dialogs. These functions will allow HyperCard to create and randomly access all file types. Read and write functions allow text character, byte, word and long word data.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Random Access in any file type• Read binary bytes, words and long words from any file• Write binary bytes, words and long words to any file• Includes Get End Of File, Set End Of File• Set File Position• Create any file type• Open multiple files• Standard GetFile dialog box• Standard PutFile dialog box• Full commercial product license available</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING INFORMATION For orders, contact Sunshine Valley Systems:(916) 272-5630Suggested retail price: $25.00SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Macintosh Plus, SE, Portable, II, IIcx, IIci, IIfxFinder 6.0.1 or higherCompatible with HyperCard 2.0At least 1 megabytes of RAMTECHNICAL SUPPORT Call (916) 272-5630 or AppleLink : LITTON or America Online : LLitton or Compuserve : LLITTON</span></text>
<text>Sunshine Valley Systems • P.O. Box 1510 Cedar Ridge, CA 95924 • Tel: (916) 272-5630</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   The File I/O XCMDs stack is a collection of XCMDs and XFCNs that allow HyperCard to: Create, Open, Close, Flush File, Flush Volume, Copy File, Read, Write, Set EOF, Get EOF, SetFilePosition, Create Folder, and use the standard SFGetFile, and SFPutFile file dialogs. These functions will allow HyperCard to create and randomly access all file types. Read and write functions allow text character, byte, word and long word data.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING Price: $25.00</span></text>
<text>Quintus Computer Systems • 1310 Villa Street • Mountain View, CA 94041 • Tel: (415) 965-7700</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   flex is a toolkit for use by developers of expert systems and other knowledge-based applications. Licensed by Quintus from Logic Programming Associates, flex extends the inherent strengths of MacProlog by providing additional capabilities such as forward-chaining, and object-oriented features, including frames and inheritance. Used in conjunction with MacProlog, flex is designed for those who want to develop new applications or enhance existing ones, and who desire a solution providing more flexibility than typical shell products.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Frames, procedures and rules• Multiple and specialized inheritance• Symbolic debugger• Interactive incremental compiler• Dialog-based object browser and network navigator• Graphical frame browser</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY lex requires a Macintosh Plus, SE, or II computer, and one external hard drive. It requires 1 megabyte (minimum) of RAM; installation on a hard drive increases speed and efficiency. ORDERING & PRICING To order, call: (415) 965-7700 (CA) (800) 542-1283(800) 245-6442 East Coast Sales Office (Outside CT)Suggested retail price: $750.00</span></text>
<text><span class="style19">   An Intelligent “Printer Layout Chart” for the Macintosh, FormsProgrammer is a utility that will create custom-designed screen or printer output quickly. Draw your form using standard drawing tools, placing variables where desired. FormsProgrammer converts your drawing into source code in THINK, MPW, and Aztec C, or THINK and MPW Pascal, and creates a printing XCMD that can be embedded into a stack for printing from HyperCard.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING Price: $99.00</span></text>
<text>Fox Software, Inc. • 134 West South Boundary • Perrysburg, OH 43551 • Tel: (419) 874-0162</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   FoxBASE+/Mac combines blazing speed, a true Macintosh interface, complete dBASE file compatibility, and a powerful programming language in an award-winning relational database management system.    Developing serious business applications is a snap with the complete set of application development tools included in FoxBASE+/Mac. A remarkable new form generator allows ultimate flexibility and creativity in designing data input and output screens. An application generator can instantly integrate any form into full-fledged programs; you simply select a template. Choose from the templates distributed with FoxBASE+/Mac or develop your own.    A new, object-oriented report and label generator simplifies the entire report-writing process. Other powerful features include multiple Browse Windows, which facilitate easy viewing of your data; Trace and Debug Windows that allow you to examine and quickly correct program code; and the Command Window, which offers experienced developers familiar access to the dBASE command language.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Extraordinary execution speed• True Macintosh event-driven interface• dBASE file compatibility that allows the sharing of files between PCs and Macintosh computers• Superior program development environment• Wide array of developer tools (form generator, application generator, template language system, report writer, integrated compiler, and debugging facilities)• Unlimited royalty-free run-time (distribute an unlimited number of applications with the purchase of a single run-time)• Free technical support to registered users• Picture file support (store and display graphic images with individual records in your databases)• Reasonably priced upgrades• Support for XCMDs and XFCNs</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY Macintosh Plus, SE, or II computer with at least 1 megabyte of RAM; a hard disk and one 800K disk drive; Finder 6.0 or later; System 4.2 or later.Note: FoxBASE+/Mac supports all ImageWriter and LaserWriter printers.ORDERING & PRICING Suggested retail price:$495.00–Single user$695.00–Multi-userFoxBASE+/Mac is available through all chain and independent software retailers.For information and a free demonstration package, contact Fox Software:(419) 874-0162TECHNICAL SUPPORT Free technical support is available to all registered users.</span></text>
<text><span class="style19">shton-Tate • 20101 Hamilton Avenue • Torrance, CA 90502-1319</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">   With the introduction of Full Impact in 1988, Ashton-Tate advanced the state of the art in Macintosh spreadsheets. Full Impact combined comprehensive spreadsheet capabilities with the impact of color graphics in a single package. Now, Full Impact 2.0 advances the state of the art even further with enhanced capabilities that increase your productivity and deliver a greater return on your investment in data.    Quickly identify trends and patterns that are not readily apparent from merely looking at the numbers. Simply select the data you want to view, and click on the icon representing the type of graph you want. The spreadsheet and graphics are all on the same page.    Use the mouse to size and position graphs anywhere on the page. Add legends and borders. Annotate with text in a variety of fonts, styles, sizes, and colors. Add 3-dimensional perspective to pie charts and bar charts. Use the MacDraw-like environment for layout, object alignment, grouping, and constrained movement.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Imports and exports Excel spreadsheets in native format• Integrates data, charts, text, borders, drawings, and pictures on the same page• Chart types include pie, bar, 3-D bar, line, scatter, area, 3-D surface, hi-low-close, and single and dual axis overlay• Minimal (smart) recalculation evaluates only cells when values change• Virtual memory permits use of up to 4 million cells in 1 megabyte systems• Link data from one spreadsheet to another to automatically reconcile related figures and calculations across multiple spreadsheets• Custom formats with built-in formulas• FullTalk application development language supports procedural commands and HyperCard-like buttons</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY Macintosh Plus computer or greater; hard disk; System 6.0 or higher.Recommended: 2 megabytes RAMORDERING & PRICING Available at authorized resellers, or contact Ashton-Tate’s Product Line at:(800) 437-4329, ext. 3604Suggested retail price: $295.00TECHNICAL SUPPORT Free technical support and dedicated Macintosh products line.Technical Support:(213) 768-1703 (6:00am–4:30pm PST)</span></text>
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<text>Oasys • 230 Second Avenue • Waltham, MA 02154 • Tel: (617) 890-7889</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Glockenspiel C++ from Oasys is a proprietary implementation of AT&T’s C++ Translator, both 1.2 and 2.0. A completely compatible superset of C, the Glockenspiel translator emits C code, which compiles as usual. C++ offers the developer strong type-checking and OOP capabilities such as multiple inheritance, data abstraction, user-defined data type/encapsulation “classes,” data hiding, and more. Our C++ results in developers creating more reusable code and resilient, bug-free programs; it runs on the Macintosh II computer under A/UX.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING Price: $1,400.00</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">ntel Corporation • 5200 NE Elam Young Parkway • Hillsboro, OR 97124 • TEL: (503) 696-4777</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">   GNU tools for Macintosh Programmer’s Workshop (MPW) form a complete cross-development environment for the Intel 80960 32-bit microprocessor. Combined with Intel’s QT960 evaluation board, they provide a low-cost solution for developing embedded software applications.    The compiler is fully ANSI-compliant C, and emits standard Intel assembly language. The compiler contains many sophisticated optimizations and generates very efficient code. An ANSI-compliant C library is included with GNU/960.    The GNU tools for the Intel 80960 are based on tools from the Free Software Foundation. They are made available to 80960 users at a minimal charge to cover Intel’s media and distribution costs. These tools are not supported by the Free Software Foundation.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Full ANSI C cross-compiler for the Intel 80960• State-of-the-art optimization• Support tools include assembler, linker, archiver, ROM builder, serial downloader• Runs under MPW• Symbolic source-level debugging• All tools provided with complete source code</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY GNU/960 C Tools requires a Macintosh II (any model) or SE/30 computer with 4 megabytes of RAM and a hard disk. Also available for A/UX. Please inquire for ordering information. ORDERING & PRICING Order code: GNU960M. Available from your Intel sales office or distributor.Suggested retail price: $250.00TECHNICAL SUPPORT Technical support is available at additional cost from Intel or from third parties.</span></text>
<text>Gold Hill Computers, Inc. • 26 Landsdowne Street • Cambridge, MA 02139 • Tel: (617) 621-3300</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   GoldWorks II is a powerful expert system shell for developing and delivering advanced knowledge-based applications. GoldWorks II offers a broad range of tools for representing complex knowledge and controlling the inferencing process. It is the only high-end shell that runs in native mode on the Macintosh II computer.    Working in a rich graphic environment, developers can build rule-based applications without programming, and access the complete functionality of Common Lisp for procedural extensions. The Graphics Layout Tool lets developers create expressive user interfaces in simple point-and-click fashion, and includes a full set of predefined dynamic graphic images, such as dials, gauges, and graphs.    GoldWorks II includes Apple’s Macintosh Allegro Common Lisp and a comprehensive set of reference manuals and user guides. Training courses, consulting services, and telephone support contracts are also available from Gold Hill.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Support for rules, frames with multiple inheritance, and object-oriented programming• Forward, backward, and bidirectional chaining• Robust window system that supports dynamic graphics• Graphics Layout Tool for building end-user interfaces• Menu-driven interface for easy rule entry• Full integration with Macintosh Allegro Common Lisp• Extensive documentation</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY GoldWorks II runs on a Macintosh II computer with at least 8 megabytes of RAM that has a hard disk with at least 5 megabytes of available space and a standard display. It requires System 6.0 or higher and Finder 6.1; MultiFinder is recommended. ORDERING & PRICING To order, or for more information, contact Gold Hill: (800) 242-5477Suggested retail price: $4,900.00$1,995.00–Educational organizations</span></text>
<text>Ithaca Software • 1001 Marina Village Parkway • Alameda, CA 94501 • Tel: (415) 523-5900 </text>
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<text><span class="style19">   HOOPS® is a subroutine library used to develop 2-D and 3-D graphics applications. The system is callable from MPW C and THINK C. HOOPS has been used to build many of the leading CAD/CAM, mapping, analysis, and scientific visualization packages.    HOOPS is built around a hierarchical database optimized for the representation of graphic objects. Simple, high-level commands are then used to specify which objects in the database are displayed, where they are displayed, and how they are rendered. This “declarative” programming interface greatly simplifies the design, development, and maintenance of new graphics applications.    The system features fast 3-D rendering, multiple views, orthographic and perspective projection, and automatic optimization for 2-D.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• High-level programming interface• Hierarchical graphics database• 2-D and 3-D graphics• Multiple views• Hidden line/surface removal• Advanced rendering• Display Card 8•24 GC support• Comprehensive developer support</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY Any Macintosh computer with at least 2 megabytes of RAM, a hard disk, and a math coprocessor.ORDERING & PRICING HOOPS is available directly from Ithaca Software or from APDA.To order, call: (415) 523-5900Suggested retail price: $1,550.00TECHNICAL SUPPORT Distribution of applications built with HOOPS is subject to run-time fees and appropriate licensing. Comprehensive technical support is available.</span></text>
<text>Creative Solutions, Inc. • 4701 Randolph Road, Suite 12 • Rockville, MD 20852 • Tel: (301) 984-0262</text>
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<text><span class="style19">• Prototyping Board for Macintosh II: $279.00 • Extender Card for Macintosh II: $59.00 • ROM Development System for Macintosh II: $149.00 • Proto Board SE/30: $59.00 • Extender Card SE.30: $49.95 • Two Channel Serial Board for Macintosh II: $299.00 • Four Channel Serial Board for Macintosh II: $379.00 • Centronics Parallel Interface for Macintosh II: $199.00 • SuperSCSI Macintosh II: $989.0 • Compression/Expansion Rotation for Macintosh II: $995.00 • Macintosh IIfx Proto: $99.00 • Macintosh IIfx Extender: $99.00 • For other specific bus interfaces, call us.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING Price: $49.95 and up</span></text>
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<text>Answer Software Corp. • 20045 Stevens Creek Blvd. • Cupertino, CA 95014</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   HyBase is a database development tool. It supports development of database applications using either object-oriented or relational technologies or a combination of both.    HyBase also supports SQL quiries on your data, allowing you to dynamicaly create relationships, join tables, and update or delete records according to any criteria in a single command.    A built-in report writer allows you to generate printed reports from the information in your database.    HyBase is implemented as an XFCN, and may therefore be combined with any front-end product like HyperCard, SuperCard, or PLUS to create a complete application.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Object-oriented DBMS• Relational model support with SQL queries• Interface to HyperCard, SuperCard, PLUS, and others• User-defined data types• Extendable programming language• Supports resources (like PICTs) as database objects• Import from/Export to other programs• Integrated report writer• Toolkit stack simplifies development• Competitively priced</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING INFORMATION For orders, contact Answer Software: (408) 253-7515Suggested retail price: $350.00SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Macintosh Plus, SE, II, IIcx, IIci, IIfxSystem 6.0 or higherCompatible with HyperCard 2.0At least 2 megabytes of RAMTECHNICAL SUPPORT Call Answer Software</span></text>
<text>ICOM Simulations, Inc. • 660 South Wheeling Road • Wheeling, IL 60090 • Tel: (708) 520-4440</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   HyperTMON™ is the first tool of its kind for HyperTalk programming. It helps the user find errors within HyperCard scripts and allows them to be modified on the spot. With its extensive editing capabilities, HyperTMON enables the user to write more advanced HyperCard scripts in less time. Users can single-step through scripts line by line, including XCMD and XFCN extensions. Take the guesswork out of debugging by pinpointing errors as they occur on the exact line that is being executed. Take full advantage of all the features HyperTMON has to offer—features powerful enough for the HyperTalk expert, yet simple enough for the beginner.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• XCommander• Single-step execution• Variable inspection• Breakpoints• Multiple windows</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY Hyper TMON runs on any Macintosh Plus computer and higher.Current version: 1.1 ORDERING & PRICING To place an order, call:(800) 877-ICOMSuggested retail price:$99.95</span></text>
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<text>Zone1, Inc. • 382 Nalley Drive, Suite 101 • Stone Mountain, GA 30087 • Tel: (404) 381-8659</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Hyper-XCall™ is an external command that enables FORTRAN subroutines, compiled with Absoft’s MacFortran or MacFortran/020, to be called directly by name from the HyperTalk scripting language of HyperCard. An easy-to-use, fully documented, user-customizable front-end is thus available to the education, scientific, and engineering communities. Hyper-XCall includes a 160-card interactive manual stack, as well as 47 subroutines, with source, to control and pass data back to HyperCard. Additional information is available by contacting Zone1.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING & PRICING Price: $99.00</span></text>
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<text>Sybase, Inc. • 6475 Christie Avenue • Emeryville, CA 94608</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Hyper/DB-Library is a set of HyperCard XFCN's (external functions) that can be incorporated into HyperCard stack scripts, allowing those stacks to communicate with the SYBASE SQL Server relational database running on larger host systems (e.g. DEC VAX, Sun Sparcstation, or HP 9000 minicomputer).    Hyper/DB-Library offers high performance, full access to SQL Server functionality, transaction processing and decision support capabilities, and efficient use of both Macintosh and host resources.    The SYBASE SQL Server features high performance, data integrity,high availability, and distributed capabilities such as two-phase commit and server-to-server communications.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Set of HyperCard XFCN's (external functions)• Allows full access to SYBASE SQL Server running on DEC VAX and UNIX systems (e.g. Sun, HP 9000)• High performance• Supports both transaction processing and decision support activities• Efficient use of both Macintosh and host resources• Can be used with Sybase Open Gateway/DB2™ and OpenServer to communicate with other server systems such as DB2• DB-Library API available on other platforms, including PC's, DEC VAX, and UNIX systems</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING INFORMATION For orders, contact Sybase: (800) 8SYBASESuggested retail price: $195.00/MacintoshSYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Macintosh SE, II, IIcx, IIci, IIfxFinder 6.0.1 or higherAt least 2.0 megabytes of RAMRequires HyperCard version 1.2.1 or later versionRequires networking hardware/software (available separately): • Ethernet card or gatway box and one of the following: • Novell' LAN Workplace for the Macintosh (TCP/IP for Mac); and • Alisa Systems' TSSnet (DECnet for the Macintosh)</span></text>
<text><span class="style19">   The Hyper488 stack implements the complete IEEE-488 bus management and control functions of the NI-488 software handler. The software includes four stacks:    (1) for interactively developing an application;    (2) that includes the code necessary to interface to the NI-488          handler, global declarations, and the utility functions;    (3) that control specific instruments; and    (4) with example programs.    Commands are entered using the mouse or keyboard and data returned from a device is displayed in text fields or with visual indicators. A Convert Data Card is used to easily format and convert the data for display, analysis, or export. Operating a card from one of the instrument stacks is the same as operating the front panel of the instrument.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Software tool for NB-GPIB, NB-DMA-8-G, NB-DMA2800, GPIB-SE, and GPIB-SE/30• Code generation• Data logging• Interactive control• Syntax checking• Decimal/hexadecimal conversion utilities• Bitwise operation utilities• Separate manual• 30 day money-back guarantee</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING INFORMATION Contact National Instruments at (512) 794-0100Included with NI-488 Macintosh software.SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Macintosh SE, SE/30, II, IIcx, IIci, IIfxFinder 6.0.1 or higherCompatible with HyperCard 2.0At least 1 megabytes of RAM TOLL-FREE TECHNICAL SUPPORT Call (800) 433-3488. 30-day money back guarantee</span></text>
<text>Remote Measurement Systems • 2633 Eastlake Ave. • Seattle, WA 98102</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Data acquisition is now possible directly from Hypercard by using the HyperADC-1 stack. This stack is designed to serve as a template from which the user can create application-specific data acquisition and control stacks.     HyperADC-1 works in conjunction with the ADC-1, an RS-232 peripheral device that provides for the monitoring of 20 sensor inputs as well as operating up to 38 control points.    HyperADC-1 opens new areas for developers in vertical market applications since their stacks can now directly monitor such factors as temperature, humidity, pressure, & energy consumption.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Perform Data Acquisition and Control from Hypercard• HyperADC-1 script is intended to be modified by user.• Provides XCMDs for linking to ADC-1.• HyperADC-1 is designed to support ADC-1 peripheral• ADC-1 works with any Mac (Plugs into serial ports)• ADC-1 hardware includes:• 16 Analog inputs (12 bit) 4 Digital Inputs• X-10 powerhouse transmitter 6 Controlled Outputs • Excellent manual with 70 page section on sensors. • Use "Play sound" to enhance warnings on measurements.• Monitor temperatures, control energy usage, check water levels, activate external devices.• Give "eyes, ears, hands, tactile senses" to your stack!</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING INFORMATION For orders, contact Remote Measurement Systems Tel: (206) 328-2255 Fax: (206) 328-1787Suggested HyperADC-1 price: $45.00Suggested ADC-1 price: $489.00SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Any Mac: Plus or greaterTECHNICAL SUPPORT Call to discuss the requirements of your application</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">eknosys, Inc. • 3923 Coconut Palm Drive, Suite 111 • Tampa, Florida 33619</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">   HyperBASIC is a combination editor, compiler, linker, and resource mover which allows you to extend the power of HyperCard through the use of XCMDs and XFCNs. Without any prior experience with Pascal or C, you can write externals in HyperBASIC which significantly speed up time-consuming HyperTalk tasks such as sorting, searching, and formatting.    HyperBASIC also allows you to add features which do not exist in the HyperTalk language such as case statements, arrays, integers, etc. Whether you are a seasoned Macintosh developer or an enthusiastic beginner, HyperBASIC will give you the ability to quickly and easily extend the power of HyperCard by creating your own XCMDs and XFCNs using the BASIC programming language.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Uses standard BASIC syntax with extensions that make XCMD development quick and easy.• Incorporates a multi-file program editor with productivity enhancement features.• Compiles very quickly with automatic linking and resource building.• Automatically attaches XCMDs at end of compile.• Optionally generates 68000 assembly language and MacsBug symbols to aid in debugging.• Allows you to call Macintosh ToolBox routines.• Includes 30 creative examples of XCMDs with source code to get you started.</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING INFORMATION For orders, contact Teknosys, Inc. at (800) 873-3494Suggested retail price: $99.00SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS At least a Macintosh Plus with 1 megabyte of memorySystem 6.0.2 or laterCompatible with HyperCard 2.0HyperCard 1.2.1 or laterA hard drive is recommendedTECHNICAL SUPPORT Call (800) 873-3494</span></text>
<text>Apple Computer, Inc. • 20525 Mariani Avenue, M/S 33G • Cupertino, CA 95014 • Tel: (408) 562-3910</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   HyperCard® is a personal software toolkit that is a sophisticated, yet accessible, object environment for developing and manipulating applications and electronic information collections called “stacks.” The integration of text, graphics, audio, animation and external sources into stacks is key to the power of HyperCard creations.    HyperTalk is a powerful, easy-to-learn scripting language that enables programmers and authors to very quickly create HyperCard applications and documents. Programmable objects and extendable English-language commands make HyperTalk valuable to professional programmers and accessible to people with little or no Macintosh programming experience.    Though easy to use, HyperTalk gives the programmer access to many elements of the Macintosh System. Because HyperTalk is extendable, you can add features to customize the environment to your unique needs.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Programmable objects• Flexible• Real-world metaphor• Integration of sound, graphics and text• Animation support• Broad distribution• Generous third-party support</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY HyperCard runs on any Macintosh computer with at least 1 megabyte of RAM.ORDERING & PRICING HyperCard is available from authorized Apple resellers and the Apple Programmers and Developers Association (APDA).To order call:(800) 282-2732 (US)(800) 637-0039 (Canada)(408) 562-3910Suggested retail price:$49.95</span></text>
<text><span class="style19">ewmedia, Inc. • 723 Stinchcomb Dr. • Columbus, OH 43202</span></text>
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<text><span class="style19">   Interactive, Fast, & Easy Business Graphics for HyperCard. HyperChart is a suite of HyperCard™ externals that quickly generates striking business graphics from within any HyperCard-based application. With HyperChart, the end user can easily produce custom charts and graphs on-the-fly, interactively. For the novice HyperCard user, a chart editor is included which can automatically write and install custom scripts.    For experienced HyperTalkers, HyperChart incorporates a unique “Keyword” feature that will allow hundreds of combinations of keywords to control the appearance of your charts. Many sample scripts and stacks are also included.    The days of complicated and slow scripts are over!</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Draws color or B&W charts• Any number of Y Series• Automatic or user defined axis scaling • Unique interactive chart zooming feature• Defineable grid lines, fonts, & ticks• Draws to clipboard or PICT2 file• Draws with or without legend• Works well with DAL, Oracle, and MitemView. • Can generate pie, bar, stacked bar, area, line, step, scatter, and proportional chart types.• HyperCard 2.0 compatible.• Defineable chart size and much more...</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19"> PRICING $95.00 which includes HyperChart, a detailed manual, samples stacks and scripts, the chart editor, and phone support. ORDER FROM NewMedia, Inc.723 Stinchcomb Dr.Columbus, OH 43202(800)888-2928(614)263-3952AppleLink: NEWMEDIAFree demo versions are available</span></text>
<text>GAVA Corporation • 1001 4th Ave Plaza, Suite 3200 • Seattle, WA 98154</text>
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<text><span class="style19">   HyperCom™ 2.0 adds AppleTalk Communications to Hypercard.    HyperCom™ extends HyperCard from one person interacting with one Macintosh, to many people interacting with each other. Adding the single command "Tell", anyone can become an AppleTalk programmer. Ideal for developing mail systems and colaborative applications. Works across zones. Includes several sample stacks to get started.</span><span class="style41">Features</span><span class="style19">• Easy to use• Fast and Powerful• Secure• Comes with 5 sample stacks• Can connect to any number of Macintoshes• Tutorial included</span><span class="style41">Other Information</span><span class="style19">ORDERING INFORMATION For orders, contact GAVA Corporation: (206) 784-4736Suggested retail price: $99.00 for every two MacintoshesSYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Requires at least two Macintoshes connected together with AppleTalk or LocalTalk compatable conectors. HyperCom™ version 2.0 requires HyperCard 2.0</span></text>
