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 Name  =  1st Name.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:1st Name.sit
 Size:172K         Date: 5/30/94         Version:
 Description:
 1st Name - "A First Name Basis" is the first novel in a Science Fiction
trilogy about the relationship between humanity and the Kjilt--a
plant-evolved species. "First Name" introduces us to Drew Joplin, who has
been living on their world for five years and who is recalled to Earth to
solve a Kjilt mass-murder. But he also has another agenda, one given toohim
by the Kjilt God itself... This is an original novel by Mark Underwood.

 Name  =  ACREMT.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:ACREMT.sit
 Size: 12K         Date: 6/09/94         Version:
 Description:
 ACREMT - Unstuffed, it's called SmilieV2 and your Newton, it's -)-FWIW.
This Newton Book is titled The Unofficial Emoticon and Acronym Dictionary,
compiled by Chris Lawless. This book is a simple reference guide to
commonly used emoticons and acronmyms on bulletin board services, and
internet messages. The contents have been collected from various sources
and compiled for you! Takes up 41k once installed.

 Name  =  ActbLtd 1.03.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Commercial Demo:ActbLtd 1.03.sit
 Size: 66K         Date: 3/24/94         Version: 1.03
 Description:
 ActbLtd 1.03 - If you’re familiar with your Newton™ device and any account
manager, you’ll probably find that you can use Accountable Ltd. without
further ado. But there are a few features and some cautions that are not
obvious. Accountable Ltd. is, guess what, limited. This freeware,
demonstration version is limited to five accounts. Each of those accounts
are limited to twenty transactions. If you decide to move up to
Accountable, the data you create in Ltd. can be used in it. Accountable
responds to many words and phrases via Assist Accountable only adds the
verb ‘Pay’ to the Assist menu, but it will also respond to - Charge,
Deposit, Withdraw, Fly, and variations. Try it.

 Name  =  AddCity 1.5.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:AddCity 1.5.sit
 Size: 15K         Date: 6/09/94         Version: 1.5
 Description:
 AddCity 1.5 - Do you live in a city which does not show up on the map in
the Time Zones app? AddCity was originally written to allow me to add
Calgary, my home town, which wasn't in the original Newton (now it is).
Version 1.5 of AddCity adds support for adding multiple cities, using a
soup. Simple click AddCity, Enter the City name, latitude, longitude, hours
from gmt, country adn area code, then click "I'm Here" and you're set!
Freeware. Takes up 30k once installed.

 Name  =  AddDic2.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:AddDic2.0.sit
 Size: 21K         Date: 2/01/94         Version: 2.0
 Description:
 AddDic2.0 - The Newton has a lot of potential, but the recognition
dictionary in the first versions is appalling. Having to use the
soft-keyboard to type stuff in all the time is a drag. And then it asks you
if you want to add the word to the User Dictionary as well! This really
gets in the way. AddToDict is a small Newton application that allows
multiple additions to your User Dictionary in one sitting. It also has a
couple of other goodies. 2.0 has some System management features and
automatic addition from your "Notes" and "Names". Take a look at the "Pro"
features. They give you a look at the potential of a future Professional
version.

 Name  =  Aesop's Fables I.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:Aesop's Fables I.sit
 Size: 38K         Date: 3/24/94         Version: I
 Description:
 Aesop's Fables I - This a Newton digital book containing Aesop's Fables,
Volume 1. There are 33 pages of Aesop's fables (20 fables in all), with
many of them illustrated using public domain art. A few of the titles - The
Cock and the Pearl, The Wolf and the Lamb, The Dog and the Shadow, The
Lion's Share, The Wolf and the Crane, The Man and the Serpent, The Town
Mouse and the Country Mouse, The Fox and the Crow, The Sick Lion, The Lion
and the Mouse... You can draw on pages, mark them for later reference,
print and fax them. Use the connectivity kit or the shareware Newton
Package Downloader to load the software. Takes up 98k once installed.

 Name  =  Aesop's Fables II.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:Aesop's Fables II.sit
 Size: 31K         Date: 3/24/94         Version: II
 Description:
 Aesop's Fables II - This a Newton digital book containing Aesop's Fables,
Volume 1. There are 29 pages of Aesop's fables (20 fables in all), with
many of them illustrated using public domain art. A few of the titles -
Andocles, The Hart and the Hunter, The Dog and the Wolf, The Dog and the
Wolf, The Belly and the Members, The Hart in the Ox Stall, The Fox and the
Grapes, The Horse, Hunter and Stag, and many more. You can draw on pages,
mark them for later reference, print and fax them. Use the connectivity kit
or the shareware Newton Package Downloader to load the software.

 Name  =  Ahorcados.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Ahorcados.sit
 Size:  9K         Date: 1/14/94         Version:
 Description:
 Ahorcados - Ahorcados is a hangman game for the Newton. The comments are
quite funny when you guess a wrong letter. Play is as any hangman game, but
don't blame the author if Newton can't read your writing. If you have
trouble with Newton thinking you wrote a different letter than you did,
simply tap twice in the area where you enter letters, and type the darn
thing! Graphics are line drawings (suitable for kids...). M
ake sure you
read the comments as you guess wrong or right! Keeps track of your wins and
losses. Once installed, takes up 14k on the Newton.

 Name  =  All Thumbs 0.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:All Thumbs 0.2.sit
 Size:  8K         Date: 6/13/94         Version: 0.2
 Description:
 All Thumbs 0.2 - Tired of hitting that danged overview button when you turn
the pages on your digital books? All Thumbs to the rescue! This little hack
adds three buttons to the display when a book is opened. A left, right and
drag button. They're function is pretty obvious. Since the default location
of All Thumbs is over the page number in books and you might want to SEE
the page number, the little gray area is a dragging button. Tap and drag
this and you can move All Thumbs anywhere on the screen. All Thumbs will
close automatically when you close the book. If you select All Thumbs from
the Extras drawer, it will open and all apps can use it. Expires 30 days
after install, and will not install after 12/31/95.

 Name  =  AnsweringMachine.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:AnsweringMachine.sit
 Size: 24K         Date:11/10/93         Version:
 Description:
 AnsweringMachine - This is a program for the Newton, which must be
installed with the Newton Connectivity Kit. This is a small program to use
with your answering machine. Just enter your individual codes and call back
the messages, store a new message.. It´s uses about 41KByte on your Newton.

 Name  =  Any Messages? 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Any Messages? 1.0.sit
 Size:  6K         Date: 4/01/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 Any Messages? 1.0 - Displays the last four alarms or error messages (fewer
if you've restarted recently), and allows you to copy them. If you don’t
have your Newton constantly by your side and easily audible, you might miss
an important reminder or error message. Now—if you can remember to do so —
you can find out what you missed. Of course, you could read (but not copy)
the last three messages by undoing twice and trying to undo a third time,
then tapping the Up Arrow, but you might not know that, or might not want
to undo twice. It also shows the free system memory figure given by
stats(), which is unrelated to the figure given in Prefs. Changes - Should
automatically adjust to screen size and displays time of message.

 Name  =  ArrayEditor.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Prog:ArrayEditor.sit
 Size: 28K         Date: 5/03/94         Version:
 Description:
 ArrayEditor - These user prototypes (protoArrayEditorVtHick,
protoLabelEditPickerVtHick and protoLabelEditInputLine) are Shareware.
protoArrayEditorVtHick - interface between program and user for modifying
of arrays. protoLabelEditInputLine - a protoInputLabelLine with the added
feature of the user being able to edit the labelCommands. This proto
requires protoArrayEditorVtHick to work. protoArrayEditorVtHick must be
declared as arrayEditorVtHick in the a parent view.
protoLabelEditPickerVtHick - a protoLabelPicker with the added feature of
the user being able to edit the labelCommands. This proto requires
protoArrayEditorVtHick to work. Shareware, see the docs for terms.

 Name  =  AssistCalc 2.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:AssistCalc 2.2.sit
 Size: 11K         Date: 5/23/94         Version: 2.2
 Description:
 AssistCalc 2.2 - AssistCalc was written to add many mathematical functions
to the Newton. For example, what if you want to calculate the following -
((57*6)+89) / log 5. This could be a pain on Newton's calculator.
AssistCalc allows the user to write out (not tap, tap, tap) your equation
and AssistCalc will try it's best to figure out an answer for you. You can
then copy the answer to where you need it. You can either use the
AssistCalc program, or write a problem anywhere, highlight it and click on
Assist. You will then be taken into the AssistCalc program, and the answer
will be given. AssistCalc can deal with math functions such as - acos(x)
asin(x) atan(x) atan2(x,y) cos(x) cosh(x) exp(x) log(x) log10(x) and more!

 Name  =  Assistance 0.7.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Assistance 0.7.sit
 Size:  7K         Date: 6/13/94         Version: 0.7
 Description:
 Assistance 0.7 - This shareware utility adds a pop up menu to your Assist
button. Now, instead of tapping Assist, please, a choice and THEN tapping
please, you just tap Assistance!, tap from the pop-up list and it executes!
If you have written or selected text selected before tapping Assistance!,
that text will be added to the chosen command. So the next time you see a
phone number or name somewhere, select it and tap Assistance!-Call. It will
set it up for you. Assistance! only uses the top portion of your Assist
button. If you'd like to continue to use the Assistant in the regular
Newton fashion, simply click on the lower half of the Assist button. This
shareware version will expire 30 days after install, so pay the fee, $5.

 Name  =  AutoDict 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:AutoDict 1.1.sit
 Size: 10K         Date:11/10/93         Version: 1.1
 Description:
 AutoDict 1.1 - Have you ever added people to your Newton Names list using
Newton Connection on the Macintosh? Or have you managed to transfer your
contacts from your company database into your Newton Connection Software?
And then you wanted to call or fax somone and Newton didn't recognize the
name correctly? So you had to add it to your word list (i.e. user
dictionary) manually?!?! Never again! AutoDict “automagically” scans your
Names ‘soup’ for new entries and adds the corresponding names (Company,
First, Last,..) to your word list. So the next time after you download new
addresses from your Mac just go to the Extras drawer, tap AutoDict and tap
the “Add Names to Dictionary” button. Then Newton will recognize them!

 Name  =  BDays 2.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:BDays 2.0.sit
 Size: 13K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 2.0
 Description:
 BDays 2.0 - BDays is a simple program for the Newton to go through your
Names (soup) and check the Birthdays (slot). BDays lists all Birthdays in
date order. Using the action button you can - Schedule a reminder with a 7
day advanced alarm. Print, fax, or email a birthday greeting to the
currently selected individual. To select an individual, tap on their name.
To scroll, use the up and down arrows. The program does pause momentarily
when first opened to build the list of birthdays.

 Name  =  BSaver 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:BSaver 1.0.sit
 Size: 10K         Date: 2/09/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 BSaver 1.0 - This package checks the battery level every 60 seconds and
adjusts the sound volume to match your preferences. (High sound settings
drain the battery). Bsaver Sets your sound volume according to battery
status - charged battery - high volume, 25 percent of battery - low volume.
This package works in background until you tap again on it's icon in the
extra drawer. Features - Actual battery level is now a "real time"
indicator, percent added on each slider, no more error or reset when
removing - reinstall, now enable and disable "receive beam automatically"
if needed and shows state in the extraDrawer.

 Name  =  BeamMeUp.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:BeamMeUp.sit
 Size:  7K         Date: 5/16/94         Version:
 Description:
 BeamMeUp - The BeamMeUp application is a useful utility for those using
Newton Beaming. BeamMeUp will allow you to fill up the inbox of a friend
with items from your notepad. Beam Me Up brings up a list of all the notes
in your notepad and you can beam any set of them to one user by checking
off the appropriate notes. Makes it so easy! This works best when the
person who wants to receive sets their Newton in receive beams
automatically.

 Name  =  Beep Beep.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:Beep Beep.sit
 Size:  9K         Date:11/20/93         Version:
 Description:
 Beep Beep - This is a Newton demo of using sounds and picture resources
directly found in the ROM. It is "FiggleWare" so if you think its cool,
drop the author a line at [e-mail] and let her know how it went.

 Name  =  BetMaster 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:BetMaster 1.0.sit
 Size: 14K         Date: 5/23/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 BetMaster 1.0 - Bet Master is a tool for the horse and dog racing
enthusiast that helps select the most profitable betting strategy. It
performs a statistical analysis on the handicapping odds provided by you,
and the "WIN" odds posted at the track to select the bets that are most
likely to generate the largest payoffs. Bet Master is SHAREWARE! So, if you
use it (and especially if you win some $$$) please send $10 to the author.

 Name  =  BetterFind 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:BetterFind 1.0.sit
 Size:  5K         Date: 6/09/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 BetterFind 1.0 - Better Find is a Newton package which improves Find a
little bit by making it behave more like Assist - if you select some text,
then open Find, the text will be placed in the Find window. This makes it
easier to search for text that is already entered in your Newton. Freeware.
Takes up 5k once installed.

 Name  =  BillableHours 1.03 demo.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:BillableHours 1.03 demo.sit
 Size: 52K         Date: 6/09/94         Version:
 Description:
 BillableHours 1.03 demo - BillableHours is a personal time tracking
application from Mondo Info, by Matthew Dixon Cowles for the Apple Newton
MessagePad. It allows the user to enter the number of hours worked on a
given day for a particular client (or project or whatever), the number of
miles (or kilometers) driven, the amount of any expenses, and so forth.
These entries can be viewed individually or in a scrolling list. A totals
display shows totals of hours worked and expenses incurred by month broken
down by client and distance driven by month broken down by vehicle.
BillableHours allows users to display and edit its data in the Newton
Connection Kit. Totals feature is crippled in the demo version.

 Name  =  BillyDraw.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:BillyDraw.sit
 Size:  9K         Date:11/10/93         Version:
 Description:
 BillyDraw - This simple Newton application allows you to draw whatever you
wish on a picture of President Clinton. If you voted for him, you can draw
halo's, etc. If you didn't you can draw horns etc. You can also see how he
looks with a mustache. This has been especially good at relieving
political frustrations. Use the Newton Connectivity Kit to transfer to the
Newton.

 Name  =  Biorythms 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:Biorythms 1.0.sit
 Size: 16K         Date: 2/28/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 Biorythms 1.0 - The biorythm theory is based on the assumption that the
human body has inner clock or metabolic rythms with constant cycles of
time. Currently, three cycles starting at birth in a positive direction are
postulated. The 23-day or physical cycle relates with physical vitality,
endurance and energy. The 28-day or sensitivity cycle relates with
sensitivity, intuition and cheerfulness. The 33-day or cognitive cycle
relates with mental alertness and judgement. For each cycle, a day is
considered either high, low or critical. Now your Newton can display a two
week biorythm after you input your name, birthdate and date to calculate.
Biorythms also takes advantage of Newton's Assist function!

 Name  =  Birthdays 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Birthdays 1.1.sit
 Size:  7K         Date: 5/16/94         Version: 1.1
 Description:
 Birthdays 1.1 - Birthday updater is a simple App. It looks though all of
the names in the Names soup and adds an entry in the Repeat Names soup for
each birthday. As you add names with birthdays, simply re-run this app and
it will update the birthdays. The added feature of 1.1 is that there is now
a checkbox to allow for the last name to be included in the birthday
annotation.

 Name  =  Bomber (2).sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Bomber (2).sit
 Size: 13K         Date:11/10/93         Version: 2
 Description:
 Bomber (2) - Welcome to Bomber -- a tiny program of questionable taste. It
presents three radio buttons, an editable text field, and a push button.
The buttons are labeled "Moscow", "Washington DC", and "Other" where you
can write in anything you want to. When you push the button, a floating
window pops up saying that the indicated city won't bother you any more.
Why on Earth would an ordinarily compassionate and sane person write
something like this. Over the last 12 years, the first program the author
has written for many computer systems and programming environments has been
Bomber -- a childhood weirdism gone horribly wrong.

 Name  =  Bombs Away 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Bombs Away 1.1.sit
 Size: 21K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 1.1
 Description:
 Bombs Away 1.1 - Defend those cities, by tap-tap-tapping! You begin with 5
cities to protect. Each round consists of some number of bombs, and you
have a limited number of missles to work with. Fun for the Newton!

 Name  =  BookCase 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:BookCase 1.0.sit
 Size:  6K         Date: 5/03/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 BookCase 1.0 - This is a helpful program if you have alot of books on your
Newton. When you tap on BookCase, it'll show you a list of all of your
books, in case you feel like reading, but don't want to look all over the
Extras drawer. Also, a handy feature is that you can choose to hide the
books from the Extras Drawer - freeing up precious real estate!

 Name  =  BookMakg.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:BookMakg.sit
 Size: 45K         Date: 6/09/94         Version:
 Description:
 BookMakg - Bookmaking without Bookmaker - A guide to creating bookmaker
source files without access to Bookmaker and the Newton Toolkit. Many
Newton owners have expressed an interest in the process by which electronic
books are created and how they can do this. Unfortunately, at the moment,
Bookmaker is only available as a part of the Newton Toolkit (NTK). Until a
standalone bookmaker package is available this guide will hopefully give
you some pointers on creating your own digital books. The guide is in text
format, MacWrite format and Newton book format.

 Name  =  Bookcase.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Bookcase.sit
 Size:  5K         Date: 6/20/94         Version:
 Description:
 Bookcase - This is another hack from Bill Kearney. It just lists all the
books currently installed in your Newton and lets you open them by clicking
on their name from it's list. The Find Only in Books box does just that. It
limits the find function to looking only in ALL books and nowhere else.
It's only while you're in Bookcase or in one of the books you've opened.
Shareware, $5.

 Name  =  Books Off 2.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Books Off 2.0.sit
 Size:  7K         Date: 5/16/94         Version: 2.0
 Description:
 Books Off 2.0 - The "Find" button in the palette is very useful, especially
the "Find All" command. It will look at all data in the Newton. But if
there is a digital book, the speed of the command execution will be very
slow. With BooksOff, "Find All" skips all digital books, so the execution
time becomes very short. Of course, if there is a time that the data in the
digital book is required, BooksOff can be easily turned on or off.

 Name  =  Boppin.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Boppin.sit
 Size: 11K         Date:11/10/93         Version:
 Description:
 Boppin - Boppin' is just a simple app that I threw together over the course
of the past week (less than 20 hrs all together). BEWARE - If you get to
caught up in the game, you can ruin your screen by tapping too hard. So, be
careful. The program when being played uses the idle script. This will
cause extra use of your batteries. Once your game is over the idle scripts
are cleared so that it stops sucking your battery dry. It does not go
extremely fast, but it is noticable. Please email me for suggestions or
just to let me know you got it (I want to see how far it goes).

 Name  =  Brain 2.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Brain 2.0.sit
 Size: 11K         Date: 2/28/94         Version: 2.0
 Description:
 Brain 2.0 - Battery Brain for Newtons monitors your battery level and can
alert you if the battery level drops below a user-defined threshold. If
you've used your Newton a lot, you already know how quickly it can eat
through batteries. But, you will probably be surprised at how fast your
battery life decreases once your batteries drop below a certain level.
Battery Brain monitors that decrease and will warn you as your batteries
become weaker and weaker. Battery Brain will also automatically turn off
sounds and the "Receive beams automatically" setting at user defined levels
to help conserve battery power. This version is a complete rewrite from the
ground up, with many changes!

 Name  =  Burrito Beamer.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:Burrito Beamer.sit
 Size: 15K         Date: 4/18/94         Version:
 Description:
 Burrito Beamer - This is an interesting Newton app, where you just select
the items you want on your burrito, and send you order! Now if your local
custom taqueria has a Sharp RY5AR021 Enhanced-Range Infrared Data Receiver
and is within range, you can save time by beaming your burrito order ahead
of you. If it's still a low-tech operation, you can instead email your
order, or if it's particularly quaint, fax it. No support yet for ethernet,
since La Costena in Mountain View doesn't support it. User configuration,
client-to-client beaming, and client-to-client email with enclosures is not
supported in the current version. If both clients have Burrito Beamer™
installed, beaming and email with enclosures will succeed.

 Name  =  Button 0.9b1.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Button 0.9b1.sit
 Size:  8K         Date: 3/11/94         Version: 0.9b1
 Description:
 Button - TheButton is a program that gives you complete life-or-death
control over your newton's little world. Ok, so all it does is reboot the
newton, but it accomplishes this in a new and unique way. Not only do you
get a nice little icon of a "failsafe" cover, but clicking on the icon
reveals a big friendly-looking button that "nukes" the screen and reboots
when pressed. Oh yea, just in case you carelessly leave the failsafe cover
open don't worry; it will close by itself about 6 seconds after it was
opened. This program falls into the category of "cute, but not extremely
useful, by-products of my learning process." Feel free to send comments or
offers to improve on my artwork.

 Name  =  Buzz 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Buzz 1.0.sit
 Size:  8K         Date: 6/09/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 Buzz 1.0 - This is a "buzz phrase generator". It's for fun and for free!
Let your Newton help you make phrases for Engineering (example - robust
multi-processor project), Research (parallel algorithm report), Marketing
(broad-based North American channel), Management/HR (significant local
solution) and Political (politically incorrect judicial white-paper). Have
fun with it! Takes up 18k once installed on the Newton.

 Name  =  Buzzword Bingo.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Buzzword Bingo.sit
 Size: 21K         Date: 6/09/94         Version:
 Description:
 Buzzword Bingo - Buzzword Bingo is based on an idea presented in the
Dilbert comic by Scott Adams. In the comic strip the manager was very
pleased that people were paying better attention in meetings, until someone
shouted Bingo! Make a custom list of buzzwords in the notepad and import it
into the program to match your manager or maybe the nightly news or Leno or
Letterman. Have fun! 32k once installed. Dilbert is syndicated by United
Features Sydicate, Inc., copyright 1989 by Scott Adams.

 Name  =  CapSourc.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:CapSourc.sit
 Size: 10K         Date: 6/09/94         Version:
 Description:
 CapSourc - Capital Sources - Fifty Ways to Raise Capital. Start-up and
Small Business Capital Sources, by Unity Press. This digital book contains
the 12 financial resources for start-up or small businesses. Its a great
resource for any entrepreneur that is interested in funding a new project
of venture. This is the lite version of the book. The complete version
details over 50 resources. Contact the author, Unity Press, to order the
full version. Details are in the Newton book. Takes up 23k once installed.

 Name  =  Chart.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Prog:Chart.sit
 Size:  5K         Date: 6/09/94         Version:
 Description:
 Chart - This application contains a prototype for a line chart view. You
may use this prototype in your application free of charge. I would be
interested if you build anything cool. Chart is copyright 1994 by Chris
Christensen ([e-mail]). Takes up 5k once installed.

 Name  =  CheckList 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:CheckList 1.0.sit
 Size: 17K         Date: 5/16/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 CheckList 1.0 - This application allows you to manage a set of check lists.
These might be grocery lists, lists of what to pack for a trip, project
milestones, etc. CheckList supports such features as printing, faxing,
mailing and beaming lists. It allows you to add, sort, check off items. You
can create a list of this that you sometimes buy at the grocery store and
then check off the items that you want to buy this week. You can then take
the checked items and create a new list from them to produce this week’s
shopping list. CheckList also supports folders and filing to aid in keeping
a variety of lists.

 Name  =  CheckPlease! 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:CheckPlease! 1.1.sit
 Size: 29K         Date:11/20/93         Version: 1.1
 Description:
 CheckPlease! 1.1 - Here is a restaurant check calculator for the Newton. It
is simple but effective (even tested in the field!). Source code (for NTK)
is included and shows examples of user prototypes for numerical input and
animated buttons. New to this version - The tax and tip rates are saved in
the system soup so they now survive a hard reset; The tax and tip rates are
not removed from the soup if you remove the application; The check total
field is a little larger to make entry easier; Sanity checks are performed
on the various input fields to prevent the Newton from crashing on bad
numeric data. Extensively tested and free!

 Name  =  Checkers 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Checkers 1.1.sit
 Size: 13K         Date:11/23/93         Version: 1.1
 Description:
 Checkers 1.1 - This checkers program is being written to help me learn to
program the Newton. This version is a two person game, i.e., you need two
humans to play it (unless you're schizophrenic.) The next version will
allow one person to play checkers against the Newton. It doesn't play too
well yet (it cheats terribly), so it's turned off until I can get it
working properly. What other games would you like to see? Eventually the
author would like this to be a package of games, something you can take on
a trip and toss in the back seat to quiet the kids, for example. Ideas are
welcome at any of the addresses in the documentation.

 Name  =  ChessClock 2.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:ChessClock 2.0.sit
 Size:  8K         Date: 3/24/94         Version: 2.0
 Description:
 ChessClock 2.0 - A digital chess clock for the Newton. 2.0 will work with
many differently sized Newton screens. Fixed how the clocks were running
(no longer in idle loop if neither clock is running) the buttons toggle
back and forth. Buttons -  [Moves] button - hide or show the move counters.
[Reset] button - set the timers back to the value of Set Clocks.
[Alert]/[No Alert] - will toggle displaying the times up dialog. <>Set
Clock popup - set the time for the clock - you can only set the time in
seconds. The big buttons will toggle back and forth between black and
white. [big black] button - hit to stop your clock and to start your
opponents clock. Read the docs for the rest.

 Name  =  ChessPad demo.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Commercial Demo:ChessPad demo.sit
 Size: 30K         Date: 6/20/94         Version: demo
 Description:
 ChessPad Demo - This is a demo version of ChessPad. It contains two games
and four problems. The release version of ChessPad contains 28 games and
100 problems. With ChessPad you can - Review annotated great games from the
masters. Work chess problems. Play human opponents, and Play speed chess.
The demo version does not allow games played with human opponents to be
saved and limits the number of moves that can be played. The full version
allows you to save your games and has no limits on the number of moves.
Check it out!

 Name  =  Chron 1.0 Demo.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Commercial Demo:Chron 1.0 Demo.sit
 Size: 26K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 1.0 Demo
 Description:
 Chron 1.0 Demo - Welcome to Chron! With Chron you can automate your daily
tasks on your Newton device. Chron will send your mail, faxes and print
jobs at any time. Chron can also get your mail, and perform any task or
tasks for which you would use the assistant. Chron will do any or all of
these things for you, everyday! Chron works even while you and your Newton
are asleep. For example, you can set Chron to get your mail at 5:30 am.
Leave your Newton plugged into your modem and hit the sack. At 5:30 am,
your Newton will wake up, get your mail and go back to sleep. Or you can
set Chron to call your Mom at 2:30 pm. This demo version does everything
the full version does, but the alarms won't work.

 Name  =  Clockwise 2.3 Alarm.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:Clockwise 2.3 Alarm.sit
 Size: 38K         Date: 6/09/94         Version: 2.3
 Description:
 Clockwise 2.3 Alarm - Clockwise is an alarm clock for the Newton. It is
"sleep aware" which means that your Newton will wake up automatically and
start Clockwise if the time has come. Use the clock or the entryline under
Alarm to specify the wake up time. To turn the alarm on or off, press the
alarm button. If the alarm goes off and you don't feel like getting up,
press the snooze button for another 9 minutes of sleep. Choose from a
variety of sounds. Never again will you miss an appointment, or sleep in
too late!! Takes up 62k once installed.

 Name  =  Commuter 2.5.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Commuter 2.5.sit
 Size: 18K         Date: 3/24/94         Version: 2.5
 Description:
 Commuter 2.5 - Tired of going to the Time Zones app on your Newton when you
commute bewteen two different area codes? Tired of not seeing your home
town represented in your Newton? Tired of Newton not knowing your area
code? Then Commuter is for you. Commuter not only allows you to quickly
change your location in the world clock (Time Zones) application, but you
can also add your own cities to Commuter. Although these cities will not
show up in the Time Zones app, they will be used by the Dialing Assistant
to figure out whether or not to dial long distance. Commuter uses Newton's
Intelligent Assistant. If you write "Commute to San Francisco," select it
and Tap Assist then Commuter will change your location to San Francisco.

 Name  =  Convert 2.5.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:Convert 2.5.sit
 Size: 30K         Date: 2/01/94         Version: 2.5
 Description:
 Convert 2.5 - Convert! is a replacement for the limited conversion tables
which come with the Newton. General Features - Convert! allows the user to
enter and quickly convert between 133 common (and not so common) metric and
imperial units. Once the value has been written into a field Convert!
automatically calculates the corresponding units in the table. The areas of
conversion - area, length, volume, mass, pressure, temperature, energy,
time, power, velocity, computing. Example of the extent of this program -
In the Pressure area - calculate atmospheres, pascals, Newtons/sq metre,
Kilopascals, bar, dynes/sq metre, mm Hg, torr, inches water, pounds/ sq
inch. So many conversions, so little time...

 Name  =  CopyMachine 1.00.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:CopyMachine 1.00.sit
 Size:  8K         Date: 2/09/94         Version: 1.00
 Description:
 CopyMachine 1.00 - Before you have a RAM card (PCMCIA card), all of your
notes, to do's, addresses and calendar things are stored on the Newton's
internal memory. Once you obtain a PCMCIA card, there is no easy way to
transfer your personal data to the card (to free internal memory or what
have you). CopyMachine lets you do just that. After you launch it, it shows
how many notes, addresses...you have, and where they are stored. You can
then transfer all or some of the items to the PCMCIA card. Or from the card
to the internal storage. This was originally written to help those who were
using a US Newton, and then obtained a local (German or..) Newton, and
wanted to transfer their personal items without backing up.

 Name  =  Danglin 0.9.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Danglin 0.9.sit
 Size: 14K         Date: 5/16/94         Version: 0.9
 Description:
 Danglin 0.9 - Dangling Participle - Here's a great Hangman game for the
Newton. The best feature is that you after you write a letter to guess, the
newton shows you what letter it thinks you wrote (so you don't get hung
just because your Newton can't read your writing!!). Great feature! You can
also choose the level of difficulty, and can choose to receive hints.

 Name  =  DateCaln 1.4.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:DateCaln 1.4.sit
 Size: 16K         Date: 2/28/94         Version: 1.4
 Description:
 DateCaln - These freeware applications are for those who have to
synchronize their Newton calendar with an outside calendar. The first
program, “DateList” is for extracting changes made on the Newton for
addition to the calendar. The second program, “UpdateCal” replaces the
Intelligent Assistant for adding entries into the Newton Calendar.
“DateList” lists future calendar entries which have changed between
executions. The lists may be printed, faxed or copied to the notepad. When
the close box is pressed, “DateList” will ask to reset the date last
synchronized. An “OK” will clear these entries from future lists, while
“Cancel” does not reset the date.

 Name  =  DateUtil 0.92.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:DateUtil 0.92.sit
 Size: 12K         Date: 2/09/94         Version: 0.92
 Description:
 DateUtil 0.92 - DateUtil lets you quickly and easily view all of your
Dates, Meetings, To do items, etc. The items are grouped by the Newton's
internal categories, use the Category menu to switch between them. Use the
Store menu to switch between items stored internally and those stored on
the card. The routing slip will let you move or delete individual items
(even those pesky hard to delete repeating items). If you move or delete an
item and have second thoughts, press Undo. New - "All" item added to the
available settings for the "Store" menu. Ascending/Descending sorting for
the list. Displays weekday info for repeating events. Fixed bad word
wrapping of items in the list and much much more!

 Name  =  Discount 1.01.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:Discount 1.01.sit
 Size:  7K         Date: 5/03/94         Version: 1.01
 Description:
 Discount 1.01 - This is a very simple discount calculator. It allows you to
enter a price and two discount percentages. It will then show you values of
the price less the calculated percents. All you need to do is enter your
price in the upper right field. Use the pen or the keyboard, both will
work. Then you can enter one or both percentages. Bear in mind that these
are whole numbers that will be used as percentages. It's rather
difficult to get the Newton to recognize a leading period, so I decided
against using them. The calculations are fully dynamic. As you type, the
sums will recalc. If you scrub out a value, it will blank the sum. When you
load this package, tap on Formulas in the Extras drawer to access.

 Name  =  EndBack 1.0b7.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:EndBack 1.0b7.sit
 Size:  5K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 1.0b7
 Description:
 EndBack 1.0 - End n' Back is a small Newton utility that installs itself in
the NotePad application. Its purpose is provide a fast way to go to the
last note in the Notepad's paper roll. It also provides a way to go back to
the note you were at prior to going to the end. After installing the app,
Two new buttons will appear in the button bar of the Notepad application.
Pressing the "End" button (down arrow) positions you at the end of the
paper roll. Pressing the "Back" button (curving up arrow) positions you at
the note you were at prior to pressing the "End" button. That's it.

 Name  =  FilePad Demo 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Commercial Demo:FilePad Demo 1.0.sit
 Size:192K         Date: 5/16/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 FilePad Demo 1.0 - Welcome to FilePad™, the flat-file database for the
Newton MessagePad™ and compatible Personal Digital Assistants. FilePad
allows you to manage information on the go and transfer data to and from
your personal computer. A file cabinet icon represents each database you
create. Like a file cabinet, FilePad stores a variety of files. Unlike the
average file cabinet, FilePad fits into the palm of your hand. Vital
information goes wherever you do. The FilePad Demo software is fully
functional. However, you are limited to three cabinets with six entries
each. This is a commercial demo.

 Name  =  Fingertip STATS - Golf Demo.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Commercial Demo:Fingertip STATS - Golf Demo.sit
 Size: 20K         Date: 6/09/94         Version: demo
 Description:
 Fingertip STATS - Golf Demo - Fingertip for Golf is an on-the-course tool
for scoring, wager calculation and performance evaluation. It provides
valuable game statistics for overall improvement in your golf game. This is
a short demonstration application showing you the major features of this
program. Fingertip for Golf is available now from any dealer who carries
StarCore software for the Newton. For more information about this package,
contact Fingertip Technologies. This is a non-interactive "movie type"
demo.

 Name  =  FingertipSTATSBaseball demo.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Commercial Demo:FingertipSTATSBaseball demo.sit
 Size:405K         Date: 6/09/94         Version: demo
 Description:
 Fingertip STATS Baseball demo - If you are a baseball fanatic and a Newton
owner, this is the program to get! There are actually two demonstration
Newton apps here - together they make up a demo of "Fingertip for STATS -
Baseball". What does this application offer the serious baseball fan? You
can use the STATS online service and your Newton modem to download daily or
even inning-by-inning box scores for your favorite teams. Check the daily
standings, and see a graph of how your favorite team is doing! You can even
check on your favorite players to see how they are faring during the
season. If you're at a ball game, you can use Fingertip for STATS -
Baseball to keep score. This is a non-interactive "movie type" demo.

 Name  =  Flash’s Typer 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Flash’s Typer 1.0.sit
 Size:  5K         Date:11/20/93         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 Flash’s Typer 1.0 - A tiny keyboard for the Newton which can type the date,
a tab, a carriage return, or the delete key. Unlike the large built-in
keyboard, you can leave this one open all the time, since it doesn’t
disable double-tapping on a word to display the Newton’s other guesses for
that word.  Pressing the ? key gives a little bit of help, pressing the
xkey closes the keyboard.

 Name  =  Forest PegBoard 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Forest PegBoard 1.0.sit
 Size: 31K         Date: 5/03/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 Forest PegBoard 1.0 - Forest PegBoard 1.0 is the traditional peg-jumping
solitaire game with a few enhancements. The object of the game is to remove
pegs from the cross-shaped board by jumping one over another until only one
peg is left. Scoring is based on the number of pegs and the time remaining
at the end of the game. Three high scores are saved. There are two
different setups for PegBoard. The first setup places the starting hole in
the middle of the board; the second setup places the hole randomly. All
combinations are solvable. Forest PegBoard 1.0 is compatible with the
MessagePad 100 and 110.

 Name  =  GST Calc NZ.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:GST Calc NZ.sit
 Size:  6K         Date: 2/28/94         Version: NZ
 Description:
 GST Calc NZ - Welcome to GSTcalc, the most popular Canadian GST calculator
for the Newton MessagePad. Actually, this is a version for New Zealand.
Here’s an undocumented feature - you can drag GSTcalc by it’s title!
GSTcalc calculates on rounded numbers, which is the right way to calculate
taxes (if you don’t do this, you will end up with a 1 cent difference.).
Contact the author if you want him to produce a GST calculator for your
area!

 Name  =  GSTcalc 1.3.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:GSTcalc 1.3.sit
 Size:  9K         Date: 2/28/94         Version: 1.3
 Description:
 GSTcalc 1.3 - Welcome to GSTcalc, the most popular Canadian GST calculator
for the Newton MessagePad. GSTcalc is a simple tool for calculating the
Canadian Goods & Services tax, as well as the provincial sales tax for the
different provinces. Here are the percentages used for each province -
Alberta, North West Territories and Yukon 0%, British Columbia & Manitoba
7%, New Brunswick & Nova Scotia 11%, Newfoundland 12%, PEI 10%, Ontario 8%
Quebec (P) 8% (for products, calculated on top of GST), Quebec (S) 4% (for
services, calculated on top of GST), and Saskatchewan 9%.

 Name  =  GeoAssist Tour 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Commercial Demo:GeoAssist Tour 1.0.sit
 Size: 32K         Date: 3/24/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 GeoAssist Tour 1.0 - The GeoAssist Guided Tour package (GATour.pkg)
provides a self-running five minute demonstration of the major features of
the program. It will acquaint you with the main screen, the tools and the
information databases which are included with GeoAssist. GeoAssist includes
an up-to-date database of Time-Zone Maps, Major Cities, NewtonMail™ Local
Access Numbers, Telephone Calling Codes, Telephone Reference Numbers, Air
Travel Information and more. In addition, GeoAssist features FlightTrack™,
a unique air-travel utility.

 Name  =  GoFigureAd.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Commercial Demo:GoFigureAd.sit
 Size: 21K         Date: 3/24/94         Version: Ad
 Description:
 GoFigureAd - GoFigure is a commercial product from Dubl-Click. It contains
16 calculators for real life. Calculators are - Adding Machine, Big
buttons, Math/Scientific, Statistics, Babies/Babysitting, Dates, Grade
Point Average, High Tech Measures, Household Measures, Tips/sales tax,
Times, Architecture, Film Editing, Programming, Typesetting and more. This
newton applet is a running ad only, and does not contain any calculators.
But the movie does give great examples of what you can do with GoFigure.
You'll see the layout, and the look and feel of the product. Definitely
worth checking out! Also, the demo will let you quit at anytime. Runs on
the Newton.

 Name  =  Graphing101a4.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:Graphing101a4.sit
 Size: 16K         Date: 2/09/94         Version: 1.01a4
 Description:
 Graphing101a4 - Graphing 101 provides basic scientific graphing for your
Newton. Enter expression x textually using the pen and palette. Tap on the
graph surface to redraw it. To change bounds, tap on shadow boxes. To make
the graph smoother, tap on Segs in the upper right corner. Now you can
calculate equations such as sin(2x)/x! Rejoice. Graph any log, In, exp,
sin, cos tan, arc, hyp or erf equation.

 Name  =  Great Chess GamesDemo.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Great Chess GamesDemo.sit
 Size: 14K         Date: 2/09/94         Version: Demo
 Description:
 Great Chess GamesDemo - First of all, this is a tool to help you study the
moves of great chess games, you can not play chess on your own with this
program. This prerelease lets you choose between three games - Fool's Mate
(a two move checkmate!), Morphy-Boucher and Spielmann-Honlinger, 1929. The
final version will have 20 games. Pick a game, and then watch it. Click
move, and watch the chess moves, and notes. You can learn alot!

 Name  =  Gut Buster 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:Gut Buster 1.0.sit
 Size: 23K         Date:11/10/93         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 Gut Buster 1.0 - Gut Buster is a Newton program which was written to assist
anyone on an exchange based weight loss program. Gut Buster is shareware.
If you find it useful, and it helps you with your weight loss, the author
would appreciate a contribution.

 Name  =  Happy 1.23.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Happy 1.23.sit
 Size: 17K         Date: 5/03/94         Version: 1.23
 Description:
 Happy 1.23 - Happy is a small Newton application that will remind you of
upcoming birthdays every time you turn on your communication assistant.
Happy is now compble with the MP110. Happy is simple.  Tap on Happy and a
reminder will appear. Happy will look through your Names for upcoming
birthdays. Happy will only perform this search once per day, or after a
reset. If someone has a birthday within 14 days of today's date, then Happy
will show that person's name along with the number days until their
birthday. Of course, Happy won't know someone's birthday unless you
fill in the Names card field for birthdate.

 Name  =  HeapIt 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:HeapIt 1.0.sit
 Size: 11K         Date: 3/24/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 HeapIt 1.0 - HeapIt is a small utility for the Newton MessagePad that
removes InstallScripts from the system heap. The Newton OS leaves the
install scripts in the heap, even though they are only used once. We're not
sure why it does this, but if you have 10-20 apps installed, that's a lot
of heap space! HeapIt also provides a heap space display on the Card/Backup
slip and allows you to run HeapIt from there.When you run HeapIt, it will
list the available heap space (HeapIt uses some of the heap itself when it
runs). If you wish to purge the heap of InstallScripts, click on the "Kill
All InstallScripts" button. HeapIt will remove the InstallScripts one by
one, updating the heap status as it goes. Rebooting will reload scripts.

 Name  =  Hippocrates 1.11 demo.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Commercial Demo:Hippocrates 1.11 demo.sit
 Size:206K         Date: 6/20/94         Version: 1.11demo
 Description:
 Hippocrates 1.11 demo - This demo contains 3 packages - Demogrf.pkg,
HCCUtil.pkg and Hippoc1.pkg. Once installed, they take up almost 600k. Once
loaded, Tap on HCC Utils, and tap Create Data. This will install demo data
to work with. You can also Remove Data here. Once the data has been
created, click Hippocrates. Hippocrates is a commercial program by
HealthCare Communications, Inc. On the top layer, you will see the ID,
Patient's name, Room, Time, and check mark area. Click a patient to find
out his general, address and medical information. Bring up his chart, add
notes, write a prescription and record an encounter. Click around and find
even more areas! This is a commercial demo.

 Name  =  Holidays 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Holidays 1.1.sit
 Size: 19K         Date: 6/15/94         Version: 1.1
 Description:
 Holidays 1.1 - Holidays (Holiday Reminders) will insert national holidays,
Christian holidays, etc. into your Calendar so you don't forget those
crucial holidays(like Secretaries and Valentine's day). This utility can be
downloaded to the Newton using a Newton Connection Kit on the Macintosh or
Windows. The application will also let you later remove the reminders if
you don't wish to have them anymore. This package is provided free from
Coherent Visual. If you would like to order the Rahmel Utilities for Newton
package (for only $29.95 plus $3 shipping and tax if in California)
described in the Holidays package, simply use your Newton to email, fax, or
write us.

 Name  =  Hot Buttons 0.9.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Hot Buttons 0.9.sit
 Size: 12K         Date:11/10/93         Version: 0.9
 Description:
 Hot Buttons 0.9 - This Newton application is a floating palette of
user-programmable buttons to lets you, with a single pen tap, access almost
all Newton built-in applications as well as any user-installed
applications. This let's you bypass the Extras Drawer and
Preferences/Formulas Lists and should save you many pen taps.

 Name  =  IceBox1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:IceBox1.0.sit
 Size: 11K         Date: 2/09/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 IceBox1.0 - IceBox contains two programs to make life easier with the
Newton. The Newton will only let you see and access 30 programs from the
Extras drawer. IceBox gets around that. It presents a scrolling list of
your programs, allowing you to open those that you can't see in the drawer.
Also included is minimize, which lets you have access at all times to the
your list of programs. You must install these two before you've hit the
limit of 30 (so you can see them and launch em). Caution, I've heard that
loading up your Newton can cause a System Heap problem, and problems down
the road. Just don't put 60 programs on!! If you start noticing problems
(rebooting often...), just reduce your amount of applications!

 Name  =  Icon Editor 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Prog:Icon Editor 1.1.sit
 Size: 11K         Date: 5/23/94         Version: 1.1
 Description:
 Icon Editor 1.1 - First off I'd like as many programmers as possible to use
it    if they're doing icon editing of any sort, since this will reduce
overhead on a newt if multiple programs want to do this. If your a
developer, you can include this app in package form with your app at no
charge (just send me a copy). Pretty much useless to non-developers at this
point, except to play with. Icon Editor now complies with the 'accepted'
methods for routing and such (I cheated with version 1.0.) The most
important change is that icons are now saved as bitmaps (binary objects,
thanks Mike.)

 Name  =  Incoming0.99b.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Incoming0.99b.sit
 Size: 28K         Date: 2/28/94         Version: 0.99b
 Description:
 Incoming! 0.99b - Incoming! was created as a design and programming test on
the Newton. Basically what we wanted to do was see what kind of things
could be done with arcade-like animation. This game is more of a
programming demo for the us then anything else, but we thought other people
might find it entertaining. Your mission in this game is to defend your
cities from waves of ICBM's. This is accomplished with the defense missiles
you have. Because of tracking stations already destroyed in the war, you
can only track two of your missiles at once. This means you'll have to
choose your shots wisely. Have fun and save your cities!

 Name  =  Inker 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Inker 1.1.sit
 Size:  7K         Date:11/20/93         Version: 1.1
 Description:
 Inker 1.1 - Inker is a Newton App which lets you change the size of the
drawing ink quickly. When Inker is running, a small floating window pops up
and you can position it anywhere you like it. To change the ink size just
click on size button and select 1-4. 1 is the smallest size and 4 the
largest. It is very useful when drawing. Inker 1.1 differs from 0.9b in
that the floating palette is smaller and more graphical. The main goal
is to take up as little user space as possible.

 Name  =  Internals pkg and source.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Prog:Internals pkg and source.sit
 Size: 11K         Date:11/20/93         Version:
 Description:
 Internals pkg and source code - When first starting Newton development I
fiddled around with some basic principles, like lists. ProtoTextLists
seemed pretty interesting, but the sample was a little too simple. So I
extended this code a little, cleaned it up and discovered/learned a lot
during this work. I must say though that I wrote this a month ago, did some
major Newton development after that, relooked at the code again yesterday,
and cut at least one third of the code and slots! I hereby give this code
away for free, not because it's a great wonderful tool (far from), but
because it might give other novices some help.

 Name  =  Isaac 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Isaac 1.0.sit
 Size: 10K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 Isaac 1.0 - Isaac is the type of game that takes a minute to learn how to
play, but can keep you occupied for hours. Just hit the start button and
repeat the sequence back to Isaac by tapping each piece as Isaac did. You
can choose to work with from 2 to 10 pieces. You can also choose to finish
at 8, 20, 30 or more levels (of course if you mess up, the games over!).
Fun Newton game.

 Name  =  JigDemo.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Commercial Demo:JigDemo.sit
 Size: 27K         Date: 6/09/94         Version: demo
 Description:
 JigDemo - Jigsaw Strategy Game, The engaging new game of strategy and
imagination. You and your opponent take turns placing tiles on the board.
You try to capture your opponent's tiles. Capture a chain of tiles to turn
a defeat into a win. Play against another person or against the Newton.
From Pensee Corp, available from StarCore. This demo is a non-interactive
"movie" which illustrates actual game play. There is an exit button, so you
can exit when you're ready!

 Name  =  KidsCard.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:KidsCard.sit
 Size: 87K         Date: 8/26/93         Version:
 Description:
 KidsCard - An example Newton Toolkit application with sources. You will
need the Newton Toolkit to view the sources, but you can download the .pkg
file with the Newton Connection Kit. KidsCard is a simple application that
shows the use of custom PICTs, animated views and custom sampled sounds.
Newton Toolkit sources are included. Enjoy.

 Name  =  KillFind 0.4.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:KillFind 0.4.sit
 Size:  7K         Date: 6/09/94         Version: 0.4
 Description:
 KillFind 0.4 - Well, I don't know about you, but I really hate it when the
Newton goes wandering around in World looking for stuff. I basically only
want the Newton to search the Names and the Notes. With the advent of
books, it's a HUGE inconvenience waiting for it to finish with The Jungle
Book when I'm just looking for Rob's phone number! What it does - It
modifies the findApps slot. This is an array that the Newton looks through
when doing finds. It was a pain to find this stuff, not to mention how
irritated the Newton gets when you whack something it _really_ needs. Don't
write to ROM, it just irritates the ROM. <grin>. Pay the shareware fee!!

 Name  =  Knight Run 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Knight Run 1.1.sit
 Size: 14K         Date: 5/03/94         Version: 1.1
 Description:
 Knight Run 1.1 - Knight Run is a solo game played on a chess board with a
single Knight. The object is to visit all of the squares on the board once
and only once. It has online documentation and takes up about 30k of
memory. Knight Run is freely distributable but a 1994 copyright is retained
by REXMERE Development. Changes from V1.0 -     Knight Run V1.1 fixes some
aesthetic issues largely related to the    smaller MessagePad 110 screen. Some
changes were made to the distribution to make it easier to handle on
DOS/Windows    machines.

 Name  =  Lil' Scrappy.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Commercial Demo:Lil' Scrappy.sit
 Size: 13K         Date: 5/16/94         Version:
 Description:
 Lil' Scrappy - Lil' Scrappy maintains a scrapboard list of up to 26 text
items and a list of up to 23 frequently used words/phrases, using a global,
floating, draggable button pallet. You can cut and paste to any text area,
across all applications. The scrapboard receives information upon copy/cut
and releases it upon paste. The word list receives information upon
copy/cut, but retains the word upon paste. You can clear the entire word
list or individual words on demand. The word list is maintained in sorted
text order and the scrapboard list is maintained in arrival order. Tap the
the drag icon and get a help screen. This is a teaseware version of the
Commercial program Scrappy.

 Name  =  ListIt 2.62.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:ListIt 2.62.sit
 Size: 71K         Date: 6/09/94         Version: 2.62
 Description:
 ListIt 2.62 - What does one do with List-It? Well, create lists, of course!
These lists can consist of anything you wish. Some people use them as lists
of things to purchase, others prefer to use them as a To Do replacement. So
feel free to put in whatever you like! When you open List-It, the first
thing you see is an empty list. This is where you’ll see the names of the
lists you’ll create (ex - Grocery, To Do, whatever). To see a particular
list, tap on that lists’s line. If you’re starting from scratch, just tap
on the NEW button. There are now three types of lists to choose from, a
plain list, quantity and price list, or a list with comments. You can also
erase all checked items. Now view lists on your mac using connectivity kit!

 Name  =  Llama Dos 1.12.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:Llama Dos 1.12.sit
 Size: 30K         Date: 5/23/94         Version: 1.12
 Description:
 Llama Dos 1.12 - While the Newton is a tremendous design, it lacks a
feature found on most computers - a command line interface for system
management. Rather than invent a new interface for the Newton, LlamaDOS
implements the world’s most widely used interface, with well over 40
million users - DOS. The developers at RegSoft have done their best to make
sure that the quality and user friendliness of the DOS interface survived
intact on the Newton in their new product, LlamaDOS 1.12. With LlamaDOS, a
user can traverse directories, look at files and the status of their system
using the same commands they have used for years on PC’s.

 Name  =  Lunar Lander 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Lunar Lander 1.0.sit
 Size: 12K         Date: 6/20/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 Lunar Lander 1.0 - This is a great arcade game where you try to land on the
moon. You are the commander of the Lunar Landing Module. You must have
nerves of steel and fast reflexes to land your spacecraft on the moon. The
harder the landing spot, the more points it is worth. Obey your computer's
warnings of speed, and keep an eye out on your oxygen supply! One little
mistake and its the history books for you! Lunar Lander a deceptively
simple game. It takes most people several tries before they can even land
on the simpler spots. Try the spots to the right if you think you've got it
wired! I promise you that it's possible to land in the harder spots, I
landed in all the spots myself! Shareware!!

 Name  =  MAKE NB2.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:MAKE NB2.sit
 Size:  6K         Date: 3/24/94         Version: 2
 Description:
 MAKE NB2 - This is Part 2 of HOW TO CREATE BOOKS FOR YOUR NEWTON, an
ongoing series of articles aimed at non-technical folks who want to create
digital books for their Newton MessagePads, Sharp ExpertPads and all
subsequent devices with Newton Intelligence. Part 2 is titled - HOW TO
DOWNLOAD THE REQUIRED TOOLS. Also contains HOW TO UNZIP FILES, which will
help in extracting text from those pesky ZIP files you’ll find on the
bulletin boards.

 Name  =  MAKE NB3.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:MAKE NB3.sit
 Size: 18K         Date: 3/24/94         Version: 3
 Description:
 MAKE NB3 - This is Article 3 of the series on making Newton Books. It is
the most important one. It gives hints about removing spurious characters
(referred to as "filtering") and changing primitive, ugly characters to the
kind of typographic characters that are built into every Newton. There are
a lot of judgment calls that you will be needing to make, and I hope to
cover most instances. THIS IS NOT A PLAIN TEXT FILE. It is in MS Word 5
format, and created on a Macintosh. After much debate, I decided to include
formatting examples, which would be impossible to show in any other format.

 Name  =  MAKE NB4.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:MAKE NB4.sit
 Size: 11K         Date: 3/24/94         Version: 4
 Description:
 MAKE NB4 - I have no intention of making this article a technical
masterpiece. There is an official, fully-detailed technical manual
(code-named "Dickens"), available for a mere $800. It also includes the
Newton ToolKit and BookMaker. I have a different goal. I want to help
average, reasonably- clever people publish their own, simple books for the
Newton. If you stop by the library or the local mall bookstore, the shelves
are full of books that are quite useful despite their lack of animation and
hypermedia features. This article simply tells the most common and
essential dot commands that will instruct BookMaker where to put a title
of a chapter heading for a simple book.

 Name  =  MAKE NB5.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:MAKE NB5.sit
 Size: 11K         Date: 3/24/94         Version: 5
 Description:
 MAKE NB5 - This is article 5 of the series - Making Newton Books - It tells
every step of setting up the BookMaker and Newton ToolKit software, and
every step of compiling any book. This fixes the current complaints that
folks have about setting up their Claris folder. The Claris folder is where
BookMaker looks to find translators that allow it to read any kind of
word-processing document. The author's goal for this series is to support
the creation of solid, simple books that are equivalent to the books you
might find on the shelf in a mall bookstore.

 Name  =  MAKE NB6.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:MAKE NB6.sit
 Size:  4K         Date: 3/24/94         Version: 6
 Description:
 MAKE NB6 - This is Part 6 of HOW TO CREATE BOOKS FOR YOUR NEWTON, an
ongoing series of articles aimed at non-technical folks who want to create
digital books for their Newton MessagePads, Sharp ExpertPads and all
subsequent devices with Newton Intelligence. In this addendum, I rush out a
fix to articles #2 & 3, and add some explanatory trivia to article #3.
There may be other bug fixes coming up. Includes A/S NewtonBook Settings -
This is the Mac-compatible, custom-created file I mentioned in article #3,
claiming that I had included it with article #2.

 Name  =  MPG 1.30.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:MPG 1.30.sit
 Size: 62K         Date: 6/09/94         Version: 1.3
 Description:
 MPG 1.30 - MPG is a log book for your car. It keeps track of fill-ups, oil
changes, tune-ups, inspections, tire rotations, windshield wipers, car
washes and other miscellaneous expenses for your car. It gives status such
as average miles per gallons, total cost of gas, and average price of gas.
After installing MPG, tap Extras, then tap preferences and last on MPG.
Then you can set up different settings such as gallons or liters, metric or
english, fillup decimal places and more. This is a great way to keep up
with your car! MPG Updater 1.2 (included) converts MPG1.01 soups to MPG1.3
version soups. You must run this before you run MPG1.3 (if you have data
from older versions).

 Name  =  MagicApp 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:MagicApp 1.0.sit
 Size: 12K         Date: 2/28/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 MagicApp 1.0 - Here it is folks. The Newton utility program that will start
to make Newtons independent of desktop computers and cables. Magic App will
allow you to - Move applications between the Newton's internal storage and
external storage cards; Beam applications to another Newton; and Remove
applications with a single tap of the pen. The only caveat is that Magic
App is constrained by how much working memory the Newton has. This working
memory is called the Frames Heap Memory. It is a fixed size so you can only
move and beam fairly small applications. Currently, 20-30K. HOWEVER, Apple
has said they will be fixing this limitation so on future Newton devices,
you may be able to beam much larger applications with this utility.

 Name  =  MailFix 0.41d8.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:MailFix 0.41d8.sit
 Size:  5K         Date: 6/09/94         Version: 0.41d8
 Description:
 MailFix 0.41d8 - Fixes two deliberate NewtonMail bugs - It makes
NewtonMail’s views non-floating, so that the clipboard and things like
Erica Sadun’s Figgles keyboard are no longer disabled, and sets (after a
delay) the font and size to your default. Use with caution. Sometimes works
only partially in Dates. There are two other design errors I couldn’t fix -
Undo isn’t supported when you need it most, and the Close box sometimes
means “Save Changes” and sometimes means “Discard Changes.” The conjunction
of these last two NewtonMail misfeatures and MailFix’s working only
partially in Dates can be particularly annoying. Version 0.40d1 now works
with NewtonMail 1.2b. This is a beta. Freeware by [e-mail].

 Name  =  Mail Numbers 1.0demo.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:Mail Numbers 1.0demo.sit
 Size: 29K         Date: 2/28/94         Version: 1.0 demo
 Description:
 Mail Numbers 1.0demo - With a NewtonMail account, a Newton, a modem, and a
phone line you can stay in touch no matter where you go. Unfortunately,
accessing NewtonMail while you are on the go isn't as easy as using the
Newton itself. The biggest problem is that, as you move around the country,
the phone number you have to dial to access NewtonMail changes from city to
city. Of course, Apple provides a booklet listing all of the current
NewtonMail phone numbers for each city, but that booklet takes up valuable
travel space. Wouldn't it be great if there were a piece of Newton software
that would let you change your NewtonMail phone number with just a few taps
of the pen? Well there is! And, you just downloaded it! Demo.

 Name  =  MailSaver 1.41.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:MailSaver 1.41.sit
 Size: 18K         Date: 6/09/94         Version: 1.41
 Description:
 MailSaver 1.41 - MailSaver is a one-stop NewtonMail assistant. It gives you
access to your inbox, outbox, sprintnet access number (including keeping a
list of your frequently used access numbers). It can put away mail
enclosures, save the text of a message to a new notepad entry, and strip
internet routing headers from messages before saving them. MailSaver is
shareware. Please give it a try, tell me what you think, pass it on, and
register your copy (if you use it, which i'm sure you will). Copyright
1993-94 by Simeon Leifer.

 Name  =  MAKE NB1.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:MAKE NB1.sit
 Size: 79K         Date: 3/24/94         Version: 1
 Description:
 MAKE NB1 - This is part one of a series of files designed to help anyone
make their own "NewtonBooks." I've been working hard every day to bring
these tutorials to the world at large, because my dream is to see hundreds
of thousands of books in a form readable on Newton MessagePads, Sharp
ExpertPads and future products with "Newton Intelligence." MakeNB 2
contains many, many tips on filtering text so that it "reads right" on the
Newton's tiny screen, explanations of dot commands, and miscellaneous
topics such as how to get your pictures to look their best on the Newton's
LCD screen. You'll need the Newton Toolkit 1.0b7 or higher (a commercial
program). Or, log onto AOL, and you can find folks to compile for you!

 Name  =  Mancala 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Mancala 1.1.sit
 Size:  9K         Date: 6/20/94         Version: 1.1
 Description:
 Mancala 1.1 - Mancala by Allan Marcus. This is a Newton game based on the
old African game Mancala. There are many variations to the game in general,
this is just one of them. The object is to get all the stones (or the
most). Instructions are included within the game.  New for version 1.1 -
Newton plays smarter! The User can configure board to start with 2-6 stones
in each hole. Games automatically ends when one player has captured more
than half the stones.

 Name  =  Mastermind1.02.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Mastermind1.02.sit
 Size:  8K         Date:11/10/93         Version: 1.02
 Description:
 Mastermind1.02 - Master Mind is a simple game for the Newton where you try
to guess a four digit number. Simply enter the number at the bottom and tap
"Guess". Spaces and periods are ignored. Your guess will then appear in the
guesses list followed by two numbers. The first number is how many digits
were correct and in the correct location. The second number is how many
digits were correct and in the wrong location. If you get frustrated, you
can tap "Show" to see the number. "New" generates a new random number (Hint
- the number will be between 1000 and 9999). You can use the up and down
arrow at the bottom to scroll the guesses list.

 Name  =  Match 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Match 1.0.sit
 Size: 38K         Date: 6/09/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 Match 1.0 - Match is a one person version of the classic game
concentration. Choose your grid size - 8 x 7, 6 x 6, 6 x 4 or 4 x 4.
Remember where you have seen those pictures in the fewest turns to get the
best score. Takes up 54k once installed.

 Name  =  Match' em 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Match' em 1.0.sit
 Size: 13K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 Match' em 1.0 - Match'Em is a "Concentration" style pairs matching game. It
supports five different board sizes from 3x4 (fairly easy) to 10x10 (more
difficult). Match those letters, and when you're done, you'll find out if
you got the all time low! Match'em has online documentation and takes up
about 30k of memory.

 Name  =  Memfree 0.91.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Memfree 0.91.sit
 Size: 11K         Date: 5/23/94         Version: 0.91
 Description:
 Memfree 0.91 - MemFree shows the amount of memory free as reported by
stats() -- that is, the amount of the NewtonScript heap that's free. The
number is kept up to date by a viewIdleScript (as long as the checkbox is
checked) and the GC button can be used to force a garbage collection if you
want to know the amount of memory that can be made free. It's (in my
opinion) a mildly annoying aspect of stats() that it prints more
information in the inspector window than it returns as a call. For that
reason, if you have the inspector open while MemFree is running, you will
get the output of the stats() call every 3 seconds. Source code is
included.

 Name  =  Memory 1 and 2.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Memory 1 and 2.sit
 Size:  8K         Date: 5/16/94         Version: 1 & 2
 Description:
 Memory 1 and 2 - The memory utility provides a way to modify and change the
current frames heap memory. When you run memory it will monitor how much
frames heap is available every .5 seconds and display this information. It
will also keep track of the minimum amount of memory it sees. There are two
versions of memory. Memory2 will allow you to change how much memory is
available. This is intended to help developers test for low memory
conditions. You can only load one version of memory at a time. You can test
for low memory conditions in your applications by tapping the down arrow.
This will take away an additional 2000 bytes of memory each time you tap
it. You can return this memory by tapping the up arrow.

 Name  =  MemoryMassager.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:MemoryMassager.sit
 Size:  7K         Date: 5/16/94         Version:
 Description:
 MemoryMassager - The prime purpose of this is to call a garbage collection
in your Newton's memory. In theory, such a garbage collection should get
rid of all the dross hanging around, and you may find that this staves off
the need to restart from time to time (when using version 1.02 of the
Newton OS). It incidentally includes information about free and total
memory, battery power, and battery compartment temperature, all of which
are available in other tools on the Newton. However, try tapping on the
temperature bar... Everything else should be self-explanatory.

 Name  =  MineSweep1.01.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:MineSweep1.01.sit
 Size:  8K         Date: 3/11/94         Version: 1.01
 Description:
 MineSweep1.01 - Yep, MineSweep for the Newton is here. The object of Mine
Sweep is to locate and flag ten mines. To flag a mine, tap once. If a
square is safe, double tap on it to reveal the number of mines adjacent to
the square. Victory is yours once you have flagged all ten mines, but if
you double tap on a mine...

 Name  =  Mini tools.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Mini tools.sit
 Size: 11K         Date: 9/01/93         Version:
 Description:
 Mini tools - Tools for checking memory and entering Newton Script into the
Newton. Welcome to the Newton mini-tools. This collection of freeware tools
will grow in time. For this first release, there are two different Newton
applications for you to enjoy - Memory Massager - The prime purpose of this
is to call a garbage collection in your Newton's memory. In theory, this
should get rid of all the dross hanging around. NewtonScriptRunner - This
is a slightly modified version of one of the demos provided with the Newton
Toolkit. NewtonScript, which is the language used to program Newton
systems, can be compiled and run on the fly, and this little utility allows
you to do just this.

 Name  =  MolBio Calc 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:MolBio Calc 1.0.sit
 Size:  7K         Date: 4/01/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 MolBio Calc 1.0 - This is an example of a Molecular Biology dedicated
Newton applet. It calculates DNA concentration based on 260nm and 280 nm
optical density. Enter the O.D. and ...the concentration is there! This is
the first part of a package of calculators being developed for molecular
biologists at Cornell University Medical College.

 Name  =  MortCalc 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:MortCalc 1.0.sit
 Size: 17K         Date:12/27/93         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 MortCalc 1.0 - MortCalc is not an Amortization program, but rather a tool
similar to those lenders use to qualify people for mortgages. Please
remember that factors other than just income are use to qualify borrowers.
Enter your monthly income before taxes and Newton will tell you how much
you can afford for monthly housing, how large of a mortgage you can afford
(both with or without downpayment). You can choose a 15 or 30 year
mortgage, and set the interest rate and percent down payment. If you enter
an incredibly high monthly income, you'll get a reminder to pay the $552
shareware fee, otherwise it's whatever where.


 Name  =  Motile Demo.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Commercial Demo:Motile Demo.sit
 Size:152K         Date: 5/23/94         Version: Demo
 Description:
 Motile Demo - From the creators of "Columbo's Mystery Capers" and "Dell
Crosswords & Other Word Games" comes the first action-strategy game for the
Newton -- Motile! The Motile demo has complete on-line help, and four
sample levels to give you an idea of what the game is like. For each maze,
Moe has a set time limit to reach the goal. The clock does not start until
the first wall is placed or removed. Once you think you've found the
solution, release Moe, and hope he makes it to the star. The actual game
contains over 100 levels on a 1 MB PC-MCIA card, and will give you many,
many hours of fun. Before you try some levels, we suggest you tap the Quick
Start Info button first. We hope you enjoy it! It's fun!!

 Name  =  Mr Advisador 1.4.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Mr Advisador 1.4.2.sit
 Size: 41K         Date:11/10/93         Version: 1.4.2
 Description:
 Mr Advisador 1.4.2 - Mr. Advisador is a PDA, Personal Digital Advisor for
the Newton. If you are having troubles in your life and just don't know
where to turn, ask Mr. Advisador and he will gladly offer advice. Changes
since 1.4.1 - Fixed spelling errors. Changes since 1.4 - Fixed broken
install script, which made Mr. A not work at all. Other fixes - Mr.
Advisador can now be installed on a RAM card and not complain when the
card is removed. Although, you must turn off the random appearance option
to remove the card; Mr. A will no longer forget your preferred option
settings if the Newton is reset. Shareware, enjoy.

 Name  =  MyCalculator.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:MyCalculator.sit
 Size: 28K         Date:11/10/93         Version:
 Description:
 MyCalculator - MyCalculator is intended as a relatively simple postfix
(i.e. reverse-polish notation or RPN) calculator for the Newton MessagePad.
MyCalculator has not been thoroughly tested. Use it at your own risk. If
you are calculating something important, double-check your results with
some other variety of calculation. Numbers are restricted to six digits
after the decimal point, mostly so that they'll fit on the screen. The use
of the number and operator keys should be pretty obvious since all of the
stack is visible on the screen. Includes full documentation.

 Name  =  NLengths 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:NLengths 1.0.sit
 Size:  8K         Date: 5/03/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 NLengths 1.0 - A formula for the Newton Formula app. This app provides a
quick converter for units of length. You can use it to convert from one
unit of measure to another. It supports, miles, furloughs (hey, I'm in
Maryland and we race horses here), yards, feet, inches, kilometers, meters,
centimeters, millimeters and itty-bitty microns. Using it is very simple.
Install it anywhere, it's card friendly and fully supports card ejects.
Please note, you must close the Formula app before ejecting a card. It's
the Formula app that Needs the Card, not nLengths. Once you've installed
it, you can access it from the Formula app in the Extras drawer. It's
listed as Lengths.

 Name  =  NWTREF 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:NWTREF 1.0.sit
 Size: 22K         Date: 6/09/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 NWTREF 1.0 - The Newton Driver's Guide, a Newton book by Chris Lawless. The
Newton Driver's Guide is an indispensible companion to your journey with
your Newton MessagePad or Sharp ExpertPad. This guide is intended to be a
reference manual for commonly asked questions relating to the Newton.
Includes lots of hints and tips, Easter Eggs, info on Published (paper)
books, and a Glossary. The guide will be updated, and contributions from
other users are welcome! 33 pages, and takes up 68k once installed, and is
called NewtRef in the Extras drawer.

 Name  =  Nchess.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Nchess.sit
 Size: 56K         Date: 6/21/94         Version:
 Description:
 Nchess -  NChess is designed to be a chess player's assistant. With NChess,
you can keep track of multiple games and multiple players. You can play
using one Newton (handing it back and forth), or you can play with two
Newtons via infrared, email, printing, or faxing. With NChess, you can play
against any Newton owners anywhere in the world so long as they have access
to NewtonMail. A later version of NChess will allow you to send and receive
text versions of a game. This makes it possible to play through the
internet with anyone. Please read the Beta Docs included with NChess for
information on how to use this version of NChess. NChess is simple to use,
but it is a good idea to browse through the docs before you get started.

 Name  =  Ndungeon 0.9b.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Ndungeon 0.9b.sit
 Size:480K         Date: 6/13/94         Version: 0.9b
 Description:
 Ndungeon 0.9b - NDungeon has been developed as part of a larger programming
project of NANUG, the North Atlanta Newton User Group and grew in the
process beyond all dimensions and borders. What the game is so far - It is
a 40 Room labyrinth with about 10 Monsters. It also includes two shops and
a lot of goods. You can attack, flee, cast and meditate (always meditate
before you cast a spell). It all begins with you standing at the entrance
of NDungeon. Your goal is to find the room where the princess is hidden. It
is a beta, so let the author know if you have any comments! This one takes
up 879k once installed!

 Name  =  NetNames.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:NetNames.sit
 Size: 12K         Date:12/07/93         Version:
 Description:
 NetNames - NetNames(tm) is a utility that uses the Newton chooser to see if
there are named devices on AppleTalk. It is useful for - Network system
administrators to troubleshoot AppleTalk networks; 
and Newton users trying
to print or use the Connection Kit over an unknown network. In order for
NTK, the Connection Kit, or the Newton Package Downloader to display an
AppleTalk name, they must be setup for AppleTalk and be "waiting for
the Newton". Otherwise they will not register their name on the network,
and NetNames will not see them.

 Name  =  Netlook 1.01.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Netlook 1.01.sit
 Size: 14K         Date: 4/01/94         Version: 1.01
 Description:
 Netlook 1.01 - Netlook lets you build a soup of NBP entities you can get
the Newton Mini-Chooser to search for. The entity records can be mailed,
beamed, printed or faxed although none of these have yet been tested and
probably fail horribly. There are a couple of other programs that do
similar things to Netlook, but I wanted the practice programming and I
wanted to make it nice and easy to configure. There is also a certain
amount of use in being able to mail or beam (I hope) the records to other
people.

 Name  =  NewBullet.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:NewBullet.sit
 Size:  5K         Date: 5/03/94         Version:
 Description:
 NewBullet - This is a my rewrite of an old (wow, 5 months) program called
Bullet. This version should work on all Newtons, and should be compatible
with other programs that put buttons on the status bar (like NotePak).
Basically, the program puts a button on the Notes status bar. This button,
when pressed, inserts a return and a bullet into the text. Make sure you
have an insertion point! Just tap on the screen where you want the bullet,
then press the button. Nice for making lists in the Note pad.

 Name  =  NewNote 1.0b7.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:NewNote 1.0b7.sit
 Size: 11K         Date: 5/03/94         Version: 1.0b7
 Description:
 NewNote 1.0b7 - My Newton was beginning to frustrate me in that handwriting
recognition is far too slow to keep up with conversation. Ok, so I switched
to digital ink. Problem there was that once your digital ink note gets to
about 2 or 3 screen sizes, it takes a long time for the Newton to accept
it so that you can scroll down to the next empty screen. (Also, if you
get too long - like 4 or 5 pages - the note will be too long and the
Newton will not accept it.) Finally, the the gesture for creating a new
page is often mis-interpreted as a word, causing even longer delays!!!
newPage installs a button onto the Notes app's status bar which quickly
creates a new page and scrolls you down one screen so that you're ready!

 Name  =  Newsletter 1.1.pkg.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:NANUG:Newsletter 1.1.pkg.sit
 Size:129K         Date: 2/28/94         Version: 1.1
 Description:
 Newsletter1.1 - The North Atlanta Newton Users Group is pleased to
present its January 1994 Newsletter for your enjoyment! The newsletter is
posted as a Newton Book, text and Microsoft Word (with pictures). All three
contain the same text, but the Newton Book format has some surprises! In
this issue - An Interview with Kent Sandvik, Software reviews by Erica
Sadun, Code Samples, Tips/Hints/Secrets, A NANUG membership form, and of
course, the minutes of the January meeting. This file contains the Newton
package only.

 Name  =  Newsletter 1.1.text.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:NANUG:Newsletter 1.1.text.sit
 Size: 85K         Date: 3/01/94         Version: 1.1
 Description:
 Newsletter 1.1 - ProtoReality 1.1 - The North Atlanta Newton Users Group is
pleased to present its January 1994 Newsletter for your enjoyment! The
newsletter is posted as a Newton Book, text and Microsoft Word (with
pictures). All three contain the same text, but the Newton Book format has
some surprises! In this issue - An Interview with Kent Sandvik, Software
reviews by Erica Sadun, Code Samples, Tips/Hints/Secrets, A NANUG
membership form, and of course, the minutes of the January meeting. This
contains the Microsoft Word and plain text files only.

 Name  =  Newsletter 1.2.pkg.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:NANUG:Newsletter 1.2.pkg.sit
 Size: 63K         Date: 3/01/94         Version: 1.2
 Description:
 Newsletter 1.2 - ProtoReality - The North Atlanta Newton Users Group is
pleased to present its February 1994 Newsletter for your enjoyment! The
newsletter is posted as a Newton Book, text and Microsoft Word (with
pictures). All three contain the same text, but the Newton Book format has
some surprises! In this issue - How to Contact NANUG, Membership
application form, Intro, Overview, Minutes of Feb's meeting,Interview with
David Dunham, Interview with David Alford, Views & Reviews of - SNAP, Mr.
Advisador, List-It, Soup Utilities, MobileCalc, TermLimit 1.1, and
Accountable; Code samples, tips, hints & secrets, messages, the sharper
knife, want ads and more! This file contains the Newton package only.

 Name  =  Newsletter 1.2.text.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:NANUG:Newsletter 1.2.text.sit
 Size: 83K         Date: 3/02/94         Version: 1.2 text
 Description:
 Newsletter 1.2 - ProtoReality - The North Atlanta Newton Users Group is
pleased to present its February 1994 Newsletter for your enjoyment! The
newsletter is posted as a Newton Book, text and Microsoft Word (with
pictures). All three contain the same text, but the Newton Book format has
some surprises! In this issue - How to Contact NANUG, Membership
application form, Intro, Overview, Minutes of Feb's meeting,Interview with
David Dunham, Interview with David Alford, Views & Reviews of - SNAP, Mr.
Advisador, List-It, Soup Utilities, MobileCalc, TermLimit 1.1, and
Accountable; Code samples, tips, hints & secrets, messages, the sharper
knife, want ads and more! This file contains the text and Word files only.

 Name  =  Newsletter 1.4.pkg.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:NANUG:Newsletter 1.4.pkg.sit
 Size: 77K         Date: 6/09/94         Version: 1.4pkg
 Description:
 Newsletter 1.4 - The North Atlanta Newton Users Group Newsletter. Volume 1,
Number 4 May 3rd, 1994. Contents - NANUG information, From the Orthogonal
Office, NANUG on America On-Line, The Upgrade Mines are Open, Newton
Toolkit 1.0.1 Arrives, Corrections, An Interview with Maurice Sharp,
Reviews - PDA Panache, Stealth Pen, KISS Solar Panel Power Supply,
ViewFrame, Columbo’s Mystery Capers, and QuickFigure, GoFigure,
TimeReporter, Notion -- The Newton List Manager, NotePak, SleepAid v1.01,
HeapIt! v1.0, PrefsPatch v1.0, Code Samples, The Real World, Membership
Bios and more. A must-read for Newton owners or wanna-be's. This version is
in a Newton book.

 Name  =  Newsletter 1.4.txt.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:NANUG:Newsletter 1.4.txt.sit
 Size: 48K         Date: 6/09/94         Version: 1.4 txt
 Description:
 Newsletter 1.4.txt - The North Atlanta Newton Users Group Newsletter.
Volume 1, Number 4 May 3rd, 1994. Contents - NANUG information, From the
Orthogonal Office, NANUG on America On-Line, The Upgrade Mines are Open,
Newton Toolkit 1.0.1 Arrives, Corrections, An Interview with Maurice Sharp,
Reviews - PDA Panache, Stealth Pen, KISS Solar Panel Power Supply,
ViewFrame, Columbo’s Mystery Capers, and QuickFigure, GoFigure,
TimeReporter, Notion -- The Newton List Manager, NotePak, SleepAid v1.01,
HeapIt! v1.0, PrefsPatch v1.0, Code Samples, The Real World, Membership
Bios and more. A must-read for Newton owners or wanna-be's. This version is
in plain text.

 Name  =  Newsletter 1.3.word.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:NANUG:Newsletter 1.3.word.sit
 Size: 53K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 1.3 word
 Description:
 Newsletter 1.3.word - The North Atlanta Newton Users Group is pleased to
present its March 1994 Newsletter for your enjoyment! The newsletter is
posted as a Newton Book, text and Microsoft Word (with pictures). All three
contain the same text, but the Newton Book format has some surprises! In
this issue - How to Contact NANUG, Membership application form, Intro,
Overview, Minutes of March's meeting, AOL Meeting, Interview with Steve
Weyer, Views & Reviews of - ScrollEx, MagicApp, ViewFrame, List-It
Revised, PrefsPatcher and Sleep Aid, Happy...; MessagePad 110 notes, code
samples, tips, hints & secrets, messages, the sharper knife, want ads and
more! This file contain a Microsoft Word version.

 Name  =  Newsletter 1.4.word.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:NANUG:Newsletter 1.4.word.sit
 Size: 57K         Date: 6/09/94         Version: 1.4 word
 Description:
 Newsletter 1.4.word - The North Atlanta Newton Users Group Newsletter.
Volume 1, Number 4 May 3rd, 1994. Contents - NANUG information, From the
Orthogonal Office, NANUG on America On-Line, The Upgrade Mines are Open,
Newton Toolkit 1.0.1 Arrives, Corrections, An Interview with Maurice Sharp,
Reviews - PDA Panache, Stealth Pen, KISS Solar Panel Power Supply,
ViewFrame, Columbo’s Mystery Capers, and QuickFigure, GoFigure,
TimeReporter, Notion -- The Newton List Manager, NotePak, SleepAid v1.01,
HeapIt! v1.0, PrefsPatch v1.0, Code Samples, The Real World, Membership
Bios and more. A must-read for Newton owners or wanna-be's. This version is
in Microsoft Word format.

 Name  =  Newsletter 1.3.pkg.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:NANUG:Newsletter 1.3.pkg.sit
 Size: 73K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 1.3 pkg
 Description:
 Newsletter 1.3.pkg - The North Atlanta Newton Users Group is pleased to
present its March 1994 Newsletter for your enjoyment! The newsletter is
posted as a Newton Book, text and Microsoft Word (with pictures). All three
contain the same text, but the Newton Book format has some surprises! In
this issue - How to Contact NANUG, Membership application form, Intro,
Overview, Minutes of March's meeting, AOL Meeting, Interview with Steve
Weyer, Views & Reviews of - ScrollEx, MagicApp, ViewFrame, List-It Revised,
PrefsPatcher and Sleep Aid, Happy...; MessagePad 110 notes, code samples,
tips, hints & secrets, messages, the sharper knife, want ads and more! This
file contains the Newton package only.

 Name  =  Newsletter 1.3.txt.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:NANUG:Newsletter 1.3.txt.sit
 Size: 46K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 1.3 text
 Description:
 Newsletter 1.3.txt - The North Atlanta Newton Users Group is pleased to
present its March 1994 Newsletter for your enjoyment! The newsletter is
posted as a Newton Book, text and Microsoft Word (with pictures). All three
contain the same text, but the Newton Book format has some surprises! In
this issue - How to Contact NANUG, Membership application form, Intro,
Overview, Minutes of March's meeting, AOL Meeting, Interview with Steve
Weyer, Views & Reviews of - ScrollEx, MagicApp, ViewFrame, List-It Revised,
PrefsPatcher and Sleep Aid, Happy...; MessagePad 110 notes, code samples,
tips, hints & secrets, messages, the sharper knife, want ads and more! This
file contains the plain text newsletter.

 Name  =  Newt 2.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Prog:Newt 2.2.sit
 Size: 69K         Date: 6/09/94         Version: 2.2
 Description:
 Newt 2.2 - Newt (aka Newt Turtle) is a native environment for developing
simple applications using NewtonScript, and for creating graphics (a la
"turtle") using gestures, buttons, and NS. Changes in version 2.2 - support
and examples for additional system prototypes and viewclasses (it now
supports all prototypes and viewclasses described in NTK 1.0.1) -
protoRCheckbox, protoFilingButton, protoDrawer, protoDateExpando,
protoPhoneExpando, protoActionButton, protoPrintFormat, protoKeyboard,
protoKeypad, protoLabeledBatteryGauge, protoPicker, protoEndPoint, clView,
clEditView, clGaugeView, clKeyboardView, clMonthView, clOutline and more.
An application-only devel version is available without turtle graphics.

 Name  =  NewtCase 0.92.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:NewtCase 0.92.sit
 Size: 37K         Date: 6/09/94         Version: 0.92
 Description:
 NewtCase 0.92 - NewtCase lets any MessagePad (Classic, MP100, MP110) user
archive his/her Newton applications to reduce heap memory requirements,
alleviate conflicts between applications, and clean up his/her Extras
drawer. Archived (or "NewtCased") applications do not show up in the Extras
drawer, but can be reinstalled at any time using NewtCase. With NewtCase,
you can temporarily deinstall applications without having to remove them
from your MessagePad. You could even keep a hundred applications on your 4
meg card without overflowing your heap space or Extras drawer. Definitely
read the documentation before using, or you may be sorry!

 Name  =  NewtFAQ.Word1.3.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:NewtFAQ.Word1.3.sit
 Size: 25K         Date: 4/01/94         Version: 1.3
 Description:
 NewtFAQ.Word1.3 - This is the Newton FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
version 1.3, in Microsoft Word format. This is the latest revision,
modified March 1994, and includes some information (not a tremendous
amount) about the new MessagePad 110. This document is a collection of
Questions and Answers about the Apple Newton family of products. Collected
and written by Paul R. Potts. If you are thinking about getting a Newton,
you may want to read through this!

 Name  =  NewtFAQ 1.3.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:NewtFAQ 1.3.sit
 Size: 30K         Date: 4/01/94         Version: 1.3
 Description:
 NewtFAQ 1.3 - This is the Newton FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) version
1.3, in Newton book format. This is the latest revision, modified March
1994, and includes some information (not a tremendous amount) about the new
MessagePad 110. This document is a collection of Questions and Answers
about the Apple Newton family of products. Collected and written by Paul R.
Potts. You'll need a Newton to read this!

 Name  =  Newt Facts & FAQs 2.52.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Info:Newt Facts & FAQs 2.52.sit
 Size: 66K         Date: 6/09/94         Version: 2.5.2
 Description:
 Newt Facts&FAQs 2.5.2 - This is a non exhaustive list of useful information
about the Newton MessagePad (including bug-reports, problem-fixes and
suggestions for improvement). This is not a "How do I ?" list, although you
will find here some answers to those kind of questions. Also included is
Newton shareware titles with small reviews. Information contained here come
mainly from my own experiences and from Usenet (comp.sys.newton.misc), with
some material from NANUG and Paul R. Potts FAQs. Note that opinions
expressed in this document (mine or those of quoted people) are personal
opinions, not those of anybody's employer.

 Name  =  NewtLoot1.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:NewtLoot1.sit
 Size: 81K         Date: 2/09/94         Version: 1
 Description:
 NewtLoot1 - This is the first issue of NewtLoot, an electronic publication
covering Newton Loot (stuff). You can either read it on your Newton or your
Mac. Topics in this issue - GoFigure, MobileCalc, Mobile Math, 3rd Party
RAM, 3rd Party Pens and Solar Power for the Newton? Articles describing a
new product have the phone number to contact the company. Enjoy.

 Name  =  NewtRTFM 1.0 Demo.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Commercial Demo:NewtRTFM 1.0 Demo.sit
 Size:296K         Date: 5/16/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 NewtRTFM - NewtRTFM is a Newton programming reference. Containing nearly
800 topics, NewtRTFM is a concise electronic summary of the NTK 1.0.1
documentation. A Newton-resident program with superior navigation,
searching and experimentation capabilities, NewtRTFM essentially makes the
NTK printed documentation obsolete and speeds Newton prototyping and
development. NewtRTFM lets a programmer browse its database by category,
topic, partial string match, or sequentially. This program contains a demo
version of NewtRTFM that includes all the program's features but a limited
number of topics (about 200).

 Name  =  NewtSW.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:NewtSW.sit
 Size: 36K         Date: 6/09/94         Version:
 Description:
 NewtSW - This Newton book contains a great software summary of all of the
shareware freeware, and commercial demo packages out there! The software is
divided up into - enhancements, games, communications, miscellaneous,
computations, demos, productivity, Newton Books, Programming and Publisher
Notes. The issue date of this book is 5/30/94. It is copyright LaserType,
Inc. Takes up 112k once installed.

 Name  =  NewtonBandit 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:NewtonBandit 1.0.sit
 Size: 22K         Date:11/20/93         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 NewtonBandit 1.0 - NewtonBandit is a Slot-Machine game for Newton PDA. When
starting NewtonBandit you recieve  $100 StartScore. Your Bet can be
adjusted with the Slider. Then, depending on how many smilie faces you get,
you may win some money!

 Name  =  Newton Function DA.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Mac:Newton Function DA.sit
 Size: 13K         Date: 2/09/94         Version:
 Description:
 Newton Function DA - This is a Display DA which shows a handy list of all
functions returned by the self.function command on the Newton MessagePad.
This list was compiled by Robert Bruce, using all of the information he
could find on America Online.

 Name  =  Newton Lowdown.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Mac:Newton Lowdown.sit
 Size: 11K         Date: 9/01/93         Version:
 Description:
 Newton Lowdown - Newton Lowdown is a simple desk accessory (DA) for the
Macintosh (will not work on other PCs, or Windows). Newton Lowdown provides
a quick desktop reference to NewtonScript commands which may be of use to
those programming the Newton direct (e.g. through our NewtonScript Runner
utility). It also guides you through the currently documented error codes,
with a little help from Monty Python. This is a helpful file for anyone
interested in or owning a Newton. (Does not run on the Newton).

 Name  =  Newton Names Downloader.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Mac:Newton Names Downloader.sit
 Size: 27K         Date: 9/30/93         Version:
 Description:
 Newton Names Downloader - Here is a HyperCard stack generated as a
temporary solution to transferring a tab-delimited file to the Names
application in a Newton. There are some limitations, discussed fully in the
stack. Also includes a sample, 5-record file you can use to check it out.
Requires - ImageWriter cable or Newton Connection Kit cable; HyperCard (or
Player) 2.1.

 Name  =  Newton Phone List.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Mac:Newton Phone List.sit
 Size:  6K         Date: 5/23/94         Version:
 Description:
 Newton Phone List - This small utility takes exported fields from the
Newton Connection Kit 2.0 and reformats it into an RTF (MS Word and
compatible) file suitable for printing as a wallet reference for phone
numbers. It can also generate tab-delimited output for use in other word
processers or spreadsheets. It is easy to use and straightforward to
customize for individual needs. Requires HyperCard, and a Mac.

 Name  =  Newton Stuff.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Mac:Newton Stuff.sit
 Size: 71K         Date: 8/20/93         Version:
 Description:
 Newton Stuff - Don't have a Newton? Want to read some of the press releases
about it? Want to hear the Newton's startup and beep sounds, want some cool
Newton icons? Yes? Then download away. The sound files are in System 7
format and can be used as any sound can be.

 Name  =  NewtonUnlock 2.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:NewtonUnlock 2.1.sit
 Size: 10K         Date: 6/16/94         Version: 2.1
 Description:
 NewtonUnlock 2.1 - NewtonUnlock is a small (9k) utility which allows you to
bypass the password protection on a Newton. There is also a 6k help file
that may be loaded for online help. If NewtonUnlock is stored on a card,
simply install the card when the Newton asks for the password. Wait for the
Newton to read the card, and "poof" you're into the Newton. If NewtonUnlock
is stored on the internal RAM, do a reset. The password screen will close
soon after opening, and you're into the Newton. Once into your Newton, run
NewtonUnlock from the "Extras" drawer and remove the password. This version
places logs in the notification to allow someone to check if their Newton
was broken into. Freeware.

 Name  =  Newtris.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Newtris.sit
 Size: 12K         Date:12/07/93         Version:
 Description:
 Newtris - The game you've all been waiting for - Newtris. You might guess
from the name that it has to do with falling blocks on the Newton. It's
pretty straight forward. As the blocks fall you can tap right of the field
to move them right, left of the field to move them left, and there are
buttons for rotating them clockwise and counter clockwise (circular
arrows.) Tap the bottom of the field to drop the blocks fast for more
points. When you complete a row, poof, out it goes. Game ends when you
reach the top. Keeps High Score. Shareware $15.00. Note - See program info
box for details.

 Name  =  NotePak 1.14.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:NotePak 1.14.sit
 Size: 83K         Date: 5/16/94         Version: 1.14
 Description:
 NotePak 1.14 - Intelligent To Do Management for the Newton™ MessagePad™.
NotePak was written as a replacement for the Newton's built-in to do
application. NotePak's author felt constrained by the to do application's
lack of categorization and only four priority levels. NotePak was designed
to manage information in a more organized fashion and it allows you to
store and retrieve information on Newton quickly and easily. With NotePak,
you can categorize, prioritize, and organize your data to suit your
specific needs. While NotePak makes a wonderful to do list manager, it can
also serve to help you manage all sorts of small notes and lists; there is
no limit on what kind of information you store in NotePak.

 Name  =  Notepopper 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Notepopper 1.0.sit
 Size:  7K         Date: 6/20/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 Notepopper 1.0 - This is a pretty simple app. It places a button in your
status bar (compatible with other similar programs like StatusBar Buttons).
If you've just written a bunch of stuff on a note and decide to move it to
another note, it's usually a pain to drag it to the side, find the other
note, paste it in, and then return to your original note. Enter NotePopper.
After initially selecting your text hit the NotePopper button and a list of
all notes in your current folder will pop up. Selecting one of those will
copy the selected text to the end of that note. At the top of the list are
two other choices - "New Note" and "New Dated Note." If there's no text
selected, clicking the NotePopper button will do nothing. Shareware.

 Name  =  NumChart 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:NumChart 1.0.sit
 Size:  9K         Date: 3/24/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 NumChart 1.0 - This program will use the characters in the person's full
name and birth Month, Day and Year to calculate various aspects of the
person's numerological chart. You'll get a number assignment for -
foundation of life, libido yearning, what's expressed, road to be taken,
covering influence, wants and desires, life role played, and goal to be
reached. A brief meaning is given for each number assigned. Based on
interpretations from "Numerology, Key to the Tarot".

 Name  =  OnSet 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:OnSet 1.0.sit
 Size: 43K         Date: 5/03/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 OnSet 1.0 - OnSet will allow you to change your "power-on screen" picture.
You can change it to a number of preset ROM/system bitmaps or bitmaps that
are stored in a special soup. A few such custom pictures have been included
with the OnSet archive. Make sure that you install OnSet first and then
later install the other packages or you will crash your Newton. After
downloading the package, just open your prefs roll and select "Power-On
Screen" from the overview list. Clicking on the icon will get you there
too. Select your picture with the arrows and click on the set button.
Whamo! Your newton will now power-on with the picture you selected.

 Name  =  Ope 2.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Ope 2.sit
 Size: 10K         Date: 6/13/94         Version: 2
 Description:
 Ope 2 - Ope creates a floating button which pops up a list of the
application packages. Selecting one opens it. This is generally much faster
than the Extras drawer. Ope creates its list when opened. If you add or
remove an application, Ope will not know. You have to close Ope and reopen
it to have it notice the change. Version 2 adds the ability to specify
built-ins to be included in the popup menu and to specify applications to
be excluded.

 Name  =  OpenTime 3.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:OpenTime 3.sit
 Size: 10K         Date: 6/13/94         Version: 3
 Description:
 OpenTime 3 - This simply little utility, when installed, will cause the
Dates application to automatically open to the current hour. To deinstall
it, simply remove the package from your newton. Note - No icon will appear
in the extras drawer after you install this utility! You will, however,
still see the name OpenTime-ALLAN when you use Remove Software (or
RemoveIt!). This way you can remove the package if you don't like it. This
version no longer contains the "Grip of Death" and is card friendly! Dates
now open to current time minus 2 hours (to see if you missed anything)!
Freeware by Atomic Software, Allan Marcus.

 Name  =  OrderIt.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:OrderIt.sit
 Size: 28K         Date: 6/13/94         Version:
 Description:
 OrderIt - Order It is software for creating orders on the Newton. Order It
has four different types of orders - Invoices, Quotes, Sales Orders and
Purchase Orders. Lets you enter the Seller, Buyer, Item, description,
units, cost and more. This version of Order It has a limit of two (2)
orders and two (2) detail items on each order. Pay the shareware fee to get
the full version.

 Name  =  PDA CASE.TXT.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Info:PDA CASE.TXT.sit
 Size:  3K         Date: 4/18/94         Version:
 Description:
 PDA CASE.TXT - MobileWare Technologies is dedicated to designing
accessories and products for PDA's and PIM's. The ClutchCase, MobileWare's
premier product, is designed from real user suggestions and field tested
specifically for the unique requirements of electronic PDA's and PIM's. The
ClutchCase boasts the following features - Hang it, strap it or clutch it!
Write without removing your PDA from the case. Stores 4 AA batteries and 3
PCMCIA cards. Accomodates Newton, Zoomer, Wizard, and Amstrad. Business
card window and stylus/pen holder. Heavy duty black Cordurar construction.
Zippered front pocket. Compact design. Write for special orders, quantity
discounts, etc.

 Name  =  PDAPackageDownloader1.5.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Mac:PDAPackageDownloader1.5.sit
 Size: 66K         Date: 5/16/94         Version: 1.5
 Description:
 PDAPackageDownloader (PPD) 1.5 - This is an update to the Newton Package
Downloader, the absolutely BEST program to install Newton packages with.
You'll need the AppleTalk ADSP Tool and Apple Modem Tool (from Apple) in
your extensions folder. Simply drop the package on PDA Package DL, and open
a connection from your Newton. And there it goes! Also included is
LunaLoad, a newton applet, which with one touch connects to your Mac. And,
there is an extension which launches PPD when you double-click on a package
(instead of the pokey Apple Connectivity Kit). Pay that shareware fee!

 Name  =  PTELite.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:PTELite.sit
 Size: 22K         Date: 3/24/94         Version:
 Description:
 PTELite - Here is a new periodic table of the elements. The previous
version did not support a find feature, and so you had to click each little
button. With the advent of the Newton Digital BookMaker software, we put
together a sample Periodic Table in Newton Digital Book format. This allows
you to search the book for certain chemical elements. Data included in the
PTE "Lite" package includes Atomic Number, Atomic Weight, Symbol, Name,
Electron Configuration, and Oxidation States. This is also much FASTER than
the original application, and you can use the standard overview button to
bring up a scrolling list of the elements. Tap on one of 'em, and you're
there!

 Name  =  Paddle 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Paddle 1.0.sit
 Size: 11K         Date: 3/11/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 Paddle 1.0 - Paddle is a breakout game for the Newton. Click where you want
the paddle to go (no, you can't just click on the paddle to move it!). Part
of the fun is racing to get the paddle to the right place in time! Play can
be tricky, as the paddle is always moving!

 Name  =  PageXpress 1.3.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:PageXpress 1.3.sit
 Size: 49K         Date: 6/13/94         Version: 1.3
 Description:
 PageXpress 1.3 - PageXpress is an application that lets you send pages to
Apple Wireless Messaging subscribers from your Newton. PageXpress also lets
you send the same message to multiple subscribers at the same time. The
application is quite simple to use, once you've configured your recipient
list. To do so select "Manage Recipients" after tapping on the action
button. The Recipient Manager window will appear and you can Add or Delete
entries. You can also edit an existing entry by double-tapping on the entry
in the Recipient Manager list. To send a page, select the recipients you
want the message to go to, write in a message or select one from the popup
menu, make sure your modem is ready and select "Send" from the action menu.

 Name  =  Password.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Password.sit
 Size:  6K         Date: 2/28/94         Version:
 Description:
 Password - Password is a small utility for quickly turning on an off
password protection on the Newton. Its icon in the extras drawer indicates
whether password protection is currently turned on or off. Click on
its icon to toggle the state. The built-in way of turning on/off password
protection is somewhat cumbersome, especially if you do it often. To turn
off password protection you use Prefs, enter your old password, and leave
the new password line blank. To turn password protection back on, you
return to Prefs and reenter your password.  The Password utility is so much
easier!! Use of Password is free of charge.

 Name  =  PickExtras 1.08.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:PickExtras 1.08.sit
 Size:  8K         Date: 6/13/94         Version: 1.08
 Description:
 PickExtras 1.08 - This simple app will add a pop up list to the top half of
the Extras button. This list contains all the currently installed apps in
your Newton. Tapping on one of the items will launch the selected app. It
also supports digital books. 1.08 - A near complete rewrite! Now uses a
smaller font in the menu for MORE apps! PickExtras is now card friendly and
will close itself upon ejecting the card. This demo version of PickExtras
will expire 30 days after you install it. This version will totally expire
on 12/31/95 and will not let you install or use it after that date.

 Name  =  PicoFermiBagels 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:PicoFermiBagels 1.1.sit
 Size: 11K         Date: 3/11/94         Version: 1.1
 Description:
 PicoFermiBagels 1.1 - PicoFermiBagels is an Newton game which is similar in
concept and strategy to MasterMind and Jotto. For each guess, you will see
one or more of - Fermi-a correct digit placed correctly; Pico-a correct
digit placed incorrectly; or Bagels-no digits are correct. Winning is
indicated by "Fermi" for all digits, and an audible sound. Unlike
MasterMind, PicoFermiBagels does not allow duplicate digits. You can choose
to work with 2 to 5 digits, and whether or not to include zero. Good number
practice recognition for the Newton!

 Name  =  PilotPad 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:PilotPad 1.0.sit
 Size:  8K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 PilotPad 1.0 - PilotPad is an initial release of a pilot's assistant for
the Newton Message Pad. It allows the pilot to calculate ground speed and
true heading without the use of the E6-B flight computer. Mind you, this is
only an initial release and I hope there is more to come. This release only
touches on the potential of the Newton and its possible aid to
pilots. I would be interested it talking to anyone who is directly involved
with the aviation industry or who knows someone that is interested in
developing a fully featured product for commercial distribution. Pass this
message on to your aviation marketing buddy.

 Name  =  Pit 1.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:Pit 1.2.sit
 Size: 15K         Date: 3/24/94         Version: 1.2
 Description:
 Pit 1.2 - I programmed PIT to time scripts and music in the storyboard
phase for Interactive multimedia projects, and for video productions. In
this version I have limited the number of intervals to 24 to reduce memory
needs. I have also added accumulated totals for the interval times. This is
necessary to help in the programming phase of multimedia where you need to
time intervals from a reference point. Pit is designed to time intervals
while the script or sound track is being played back or read. The intervals
collected are used to design each animation or set of images for accurate
storyboards.

 Name  =  PlaceSettings.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:PlaceSettings.sit
 Size:  8K         Date:11/10/93         Version:
 Description:
 PlaceSettings - This Newton Place Settings utility was written because the
author lives in Seattle and his city isn’t in the Time Zones list. Yeah, he
could choose Portland, but it just wasn’t right. Also, he prefers using the
24-hour time, and didn’t want to choose a French Canadian locale to get it.
Place settings helps you tell the Newton where you really live (you'll have
to know the lattitude and longitude or your local airport), and how you
like your time (12 hour or 24 hour). Complete instructions are included.

 Name  =  PocketMoney 1.0f4.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:PocketMoney 1.0f4.sit
 Size:120K         Date: 6/13/94         Version: 1.0f4
 Description:
 PocketMoney 1.0f4 - PocketMoney is an account tracking program. You can
setup a checkbook account to keep your checkbook balanced. You can setup a
car loan account to show you how much more you need to pay on your car. I
set up a Pocket account so I can keep track of every cent that I waste.
This version - date filter works correctly, enhanced hidden feature,
lowered cleared and balance,    popup for ATM fee in preferences,    changed
date/time editor to just a date editor and    centered vertically the please
wait message. Shareware. Takes up 101k once installed.


 Name  =  Poker.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Poker.sit
 Size: 11K         Date: 9/01/93         Version:
 Description:
 Poker - Have a Newton? Feel like playing Poker on it? Well, now you can.
Requires the Connectivity Kit to load the program.

 Name  =  PopExtras 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:PopExtras 1.1.sit
 Size: 19K         Date: 5/16/94         Version: 1.1
 Description:
 PopExtras 1.1 - PopExtras consists of two parts, the first being a button
which is attached to the bottom of the NotePad next to the keyboard icon
etc. Tapping this button will present you with a pop-up menu containing a
user definable list of apps installed on the Newton. Tapping an app name
will open that app! The second part of PopExtras is the utility that is
used to select which apps will be displayed in the popup button. This
utility consists of a scrolling list which contains the apps installed on
the Newton (with the exception of books and the card app). Tapping on an
item in the list with place a check to the left of the app name, tapping
again will remove the check. Simple. Very Useful!

 Name  =  Pour.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Pour.sit
 Size: 19K         Date: 2/28/94         Version:
 Description:
 Pour - Pour is a little utility that will allow you to choose any soup from
the available stores on your Newt (or an onion — er — union soup if you
have a card) and will pour it down the serial port at 9600-8-N-1. Pour
sends the soup as text, with frames enclosed between braces and their
entries labeled and arrays enclosed between square brackets. Pour came
about for two reasons. First, I wrote a little app to keep track of the
hours I spend working for my various clients (anyone who would like a copy,
please ask — I haven't distributed it just because I haven't yet decided
just what I want to do with it) and then realized that I probably didn't
want to let the data accumulate in my Newt forever. Hence Pour!

 Name  =  PrefsPatcher 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:PrefsPatcher 1.0.sit
 Size:  8K         Date: 3/24/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 PrefsPatcher 1.0 - Prefs Patcher is a small patch for the Newton MessagePad
which corrects what we consider an annoying user interface "feature."
Namely, that you have to click twice to exit the Prefs or Formulas rolls.
When you install Prefs Patcher, it replaces the close box in these rolls
with one that works PROPERLY, requiring only one click to close the roll.
You can still click on the overview button to get back to the overview. The
application also places a dual-function button on the notepad status bar
for one tap access to the Formulas and Prefs rolls.

 Name  =  QuickFigure Lite 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:QuickFigure Lite 1.1.sit
 Size: 43K         Date: 5/03/94         Version: 1.1
 Description:
 QuickFigure Lite 1.1 - QuickFigure Lite is a fast, small, fully functional
spreadsheet for the Newton. It supports all standard Newton math and
financial functions (QF Lite supports over 40 math functions), allows the
user to store multiple worksheets, has printing, faxing and mailing
capability, and many other features. If you register your copy of
QuickFigure Lite, you will receive a complete manual (both on paper and in
Newton Digital Book format), an enhanced version of the software (no
start-up screen, more formatting options, more math and financial
functions, and many other things), notification of new and improved
versions, and technical support (via E-Mail).

 Name  =  QuickFind 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:QuickFind 1.0.sit
 Size: 12K         Date: 6/13/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 QuickFind 1.0 - QuickFind automatically searches for text that is selected
(or text that was just entered) when the Find button is tapped. So to say
it makes the Find button work the same way as the Assist button does.
QuickFind also adds a check box to the find slip. As long as it is not
checked the Find or the All button in the find slip still has be to tapped
to start the search. If the check box is checked the search is started
automatically. There is another feature that QuickFind adds to the Find
function. The last ten terms that were looked up are listed in the 'Look
for' pop-up menu. Very handy!

 Name  =  RPMDemo1.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Prog:RPMDemo1.sit
 Size: 12K         Date:11/10/93         Version: 1
 Description:
 RPMDemo1 - RPMDemo1 is a sample Newton program posted in source form as an
example for aspiring Newton programmers. It demonstrates techniques for the
following - Show two floaters (protoFloatNGo views); Each floater allows
the user to input text by writing in a protoInputLine field inside the
floater. Each floater can be dragged by starting at any point in the
floater that is not inside the protoInputLine. When information in either
floater is changed, the main view updates its display. Specifically, the
text entered in the first floater is repeated N times, where N is
determined by a number entered in the second floater. Input fields use two
undocumented font styles (tsCondense and tsShadow). And More!

 Name  =  RPN Calc 0.91.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:RPN Calc 0.91.sit
 Size: 11K         Date:12/07/93         Version: 0.91
 Description:
 RPN Calc 0.91 - RPN Calc is my interpretation of an HP41/42 style RPN
calculator. It contains most of the basic functionality of an HP scientific
calculator. This is my first effort at Newton programming, I hope you enjoy
using it. Version 0.91 - Fixed a minor problem with entry of EEX or Decimal
immediately after a two operand function (+, -, etc.).

 Name  =  R.U.N. Press Release.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Info:R.U.N. Press Release.sit
 Size:  3K         Date: 6/15/94         Version: text
 Description:
 R.U.N. Press Release - Collection of Five Software Utilities Introduced
for the Newton MessagePad. The portable technology that inspired beaming,
tapping and handwritten input has now brought powerful new software to PDA
faithfuls. A collection of utilities named Rahmel Utilities for Newton or
R.U.N., fills many gaps in the use of Newtons for day to day activities.
Introduced by Coherent Visual, the Newton software company, R.U.N. allows
Newton users to create organization charts, set up flash card data for
information review, track daily expenses, automate shopping lists, and
automatically inserts birthday reminders into your calendar. Find out more
in this Microsoft Word formatted press release.

 Name  =  RUNewt 2.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Prog:RUNewt 2.2.sit
 Size: 32K         Date: 6/13/94         Version: 2.2
 Description:
 RUNewt 2.2 - After starting RUNewt, titles of any RUNewt applications
appear in a scrollable list (overview returns you to the top). Once you
make a selection, you can select an action from the Action(Routing) button
to Run App, Beam, Mail (via NewtonMail) or Delete the selected application.
Once another application is started, you can drag RUNewt out of the way, or
just close it. When you have deleted all RUNewt applications, the
"application soup" is removed. Currently, you create RUNewt-format
applications on your Newton either - by saving applications created by Newt
2.2 (or later) or by receiving a beam or mail from another RUNewt user. Now
contains two packages, one with, one without protoEndPoint (+/- 13K).

 Name  =  Rebate.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Rebate.sit
 Size:  4K         Date: 5/16/94         Version:
 Description:
 Rebate - Rebate returns some of the memory used on an original Newton
MessagePad when applications are loaded. In that version of Newton, the
install scripts and icon for an application took up place in the working
memory or frames heap. Load lots of applications and the loss of the memory
could be significant. Load this application as the first application in
internal memory and you should have more memory. Owners of MessagePad 100s
(and upgraded MessagePads) and 110s do not need this program. By Chris
Christensen. Takes up 3k on the Newton. 2/21/94.

 Name  =  Rebooter.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Rebooter.sit
 Size:  5K         Date:11/10/93         Version:
 Description:
 Rebooter - Here's a little Newton utility. It's only function is to allow
you to reboot the Newton from the extras drawer. It puts up a simple dialog
and beeps to warn that it will reboot the machine. If you close it, it
won't, and if you hit the reboot button it will do the deed.

 Name  =  RemGuard.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:RemGuard.sit
 Size:  8K         Date:12/07/93         Version:
 Description:
 RemGuard - RemGuard is a Newton MessagePad utitlity that helps prevent
missed appointment reminders posted by the MessagePad Dates application. If
a Dates reminder comes due, the MessagePad will turn itself on, if
neccessary, and display the reminder in a small window. If you are not
there to see it, however, and the MessagePad turns itself off and you will
miss the reminder. The next time you turn the MessagePad on, the
MessagePad's reminder window will be closed. RemGuard makes sure you don't
miss reminders. RemGuard keeps track of your reminders, and will remember
them until you have acknowledged them.

 Name  =  RemoveIt 2.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:RemoveIt 2.2.sit
 Size: 11K         Date: 5/30/94         Version: 2.2
 Description:
 RemoveIt 2.2 - What is RemoveIt? RemoveIt! lets you quickly remove Packages
and Soups from the internal or PCMCIA card. Also, RemoveIt! lets you remove
entries from the System and Directory soups (can be fatal if you remove the
wrong entry, so be carful). The system soup is where preferences for
various packages are stored. The Directory soup is where MetaData is
stored. MetaData is the data that the NCK uses to display soups for
editting. WARNING -  While the remove button gives you an chance to change
your mind (there is a confirm dialog), undo is NOT supported. If you remove
it, it is gone! This is also a good program to use if you want to snoop
around. Just be careful!

 Name  =  Resto 2.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:Resto 2.0.sit
 Size: 34K         Date: 6/13/94         Version: 2.0
 Description:
 Resto 2.0 - Resto is a Newton program to help you split the restaurant
bill. You start by entering the total, including tax and everything. Enter
the tip rate - 15 percent...The tip will be calculated for you. Enter the
number of people to divide the bill by, and a table will appear. The great
thing is the Extras section. Say you go out to lunch and your friend orders
two drinks. You want to split the bill, but not pay for the drinks. Enter
the cost of the drinks, and how many. That money will be subtracted from
the split total. Then you each pay the split amount, and your friend throws
in the extra for the drinks. And now, you can link people (dates,
spouses...) and get your total versus your single friend's. Freeware!

 Name  =  Runner's Log.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:Runner's Log.sit
 Size: 20K         Date: 5/03/94         Version:
 Description:
 Runner's Log - Runner's Log is a little freeware applet by S.O.A.P Notes,
Inc. It helps you keep track of how many miles you've run each day, and for
the year. Just select the right day, and enter the number of miles, and
minutes run (or walked, biked...). Then tap save, and you're totals for the
year will be shown. The source code is included, and if you make changes or
improvements, the authors would like to see it!

 Name  =  SiliconCasinoDemo.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Commercial Demo:SiliconCasinoDemo.sit
 Size: 74K         Date: 3/02/94         Version: Demo
 Description:
 Silicon Casino Demo - This demo contains a working version of BlackJack and
screen shots of the other four games included in Silicon Casino. Once
launched, you will come to a screen which shows a miniature casino
illustrating the five games. You choose which game you want to play by
tapping on the picture of the appropriate game. For example, to play
BlackJack you would tap on the BlackJack table at the bottom right of the
screen. Tapping on any game other than BlackJack would bring up a screen
shot of that particular game. Of course the real version has complete
working versions of Video Poker, Slot Machines, Baccarat, Craps and
BlackJack.

 Name  =  Safe Guard 1.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Safe Guard 1.sit
 Size: 11K         Date: 2/28/94         Version: 1
 Description:
 Safe Guard 1 - Safe Guard is a utility that allows you to password protect
your PCMCIA cards. In order to use the card, the person inserting the card
must enter the password. In order to use, tap the Safe Guard icon in the
Extras Drawer. Tap the "Password" button and enter your password to use.
Now whenever the card is put into a Newton, a password screen will open
asking for the password. Upon entering the proper password, Safe Guard will
open itself if someone placed the card into a Newton. Safe Guard will not
open if there is not a log of bad attempts. You may tap any of the bad
attempts in the log to get more info about the attempt. To turn off
password protection, set the password to nothing just as in the Prefs.

 Name  =  Sam's Sleeper 1.00.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Sam's Sleeper 1.00.sit
 Size:  8K         Date:11/10/93         Version: 1.00
 Description:
 Sam's Sleeper 1.00 - Sam's Sensable Sleeper, when turned on, detects
whether you are operating by plug or by battery. You may then set the sleep
time on your Newton based on whether you are using the plug or the battery.
Thus, if most of the time you use the plug (at your office where your plug
is, perhaps), you can set sleep to never. When you then carry it around off
the plug, you can have the sleep be, say, 1 minute. This way, you don't
have to always dive through a zillion menus just to reset the sleep. You do
it once with this package and the package will do it for you from then on
(if you turn it on).

 Name  =  SciCalc 1.0b4.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:SciCalc 1.0b4.sit
 Size: 15K         Date:11/10/93         Version: 1.0b4
 Description:
 SciCalc 1.0b4 - SciCalc is a simple implementation of a standard (i.e. NOT
Reverse Polish or 'RPN') scientific calculator for the Apple Newton
MessagePad and similar PDAs. If you do find problems, please let the author
know so that he can rectify them in the next release.

 Name  =  Scrambled 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Scrambled 1.0.sit
 Size: 16K         Date:12/07/93         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 Scrambled 1.0 - Scrambled is a word game in which you are given a scrambled
word to decipher. You may choose the word length (up to 12 characters).
Scrambled keeps score for the competitively inclined. Both your average
time and your point score are tallied. Scrambled is great for students! It
really puts your brain through a workout. Scrambled exercises your verbal,
spelling, and pattern recognition skills. Scrambled words are used on Mensa
tests. If you're polishing up to go let the world know what a genius you
are Scrambled is the thing to use. For the Newton.

 Name  =  ScratchPad 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:ScratchPad 1.0.sit
 Size: 22K         Date: 5/03/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 ScratchPad 1.0 - This little funware app makes "scratching" sounds as you
stroke the stylus over the ScratchPad. Simulates the sound made by
scratching a needle on a record, popularized in some forms of modern music,
especially contemporary urban. When records can no longer be found, we'll
have to rely on our Newtons! This thing is a riot!

 Name  =  ScrollEx 1.5.1 US.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:ScrollEx 1.5.1 US.sit
 Size: 23K         Date: 3/01/94         Version: 1.5.1 Fr
 Description:
 ScrollEx 1.5.1 French - I was very disappointed when I loaded my 31st app
into the Newton, and found out that the Extras drawer does not scroll! This
app changes all that!! Features - Allows you to scroll the icons in the
extrasdrawer. Allows extrasdrawer overview. Allows a direct access to a
remove package function. Allows you to move packages to or from the card.
Allows you to attach applications to the standards screen buttons. Allows
autoclose of the Extras drawer when launching some apps (freeing memory)
Fixes the icons alignment problem in the extrasdrawer. This program must be
installed in the internal RAM and not a card. Written and tested under
Systems version 1.11 and 1.05. Program and docs are in French.

 Name  =  ScrollEx 1.5.1 US.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:ScrollEx 1.5.1 US.sit
 Size: 23K         Date: 2/28/94         Version: 1.5.1
 Description:
 ScrollEx 1.5 US - I was very disappointed when I loaded my 31st app into
the Newton, and found out that the Extras drawer does not scroll! This app
changes all that!! Features - Allows you to scroll the icons in the
extrasdrawer. Allows extrasdrawer overview. Allows a direct access to a
remove package function. Allows you to move packages to or from the card.
Allows you to attach applications to the standards screen buttons. Allows
autoclose of the Extras drawer when launching some apps (freeing memory)
Fixes the icons alignment problem in the extrasdrawer. This program must be
installed in the internal RAM and not a card. Written and tested under
Systems version 1.11 and 1.05. Install the docs for more information.

 Name  =  SeeFrames 1.1 US.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Prog:SeeFrames 1.1 US.sit
 Size: 20K         Date: 3/01/94         Version: 1.1
 Description:
 SeeFrames 1.1 - SeeFrames is a utility for Newton™ developers. It allows
you to watch most of the objects and navigate into the memory of your
Newton™. When you start SeeFrames from the extrasDrawer, it closes it and
then shows you the slots list of the 'viewfrontmost frame called "Front
view" in the top left labelPicker (it may be useful when debugging an
application, especially if you have an ExtraButton of ScrollEx attached to
SeeFrames). To see the content of a frame or an array (ex _proto, CodeBlock
or viewChildren), tap on it and the slots list of it will be shown. You may
repeat this until there no more frame or array on the list. More details
are given in the documentation.

 Name  =  SendMyBizCard 1.5.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:SendMyBizCard 1.5.sit
 Size: 14K         Date: 6/13/94         Version: 1.5
 Description:
 SendMyBizCard 1.5 - Send My Biz Card is a small app that lets you create an
entry in your Names cardfile using the information in your 'Personal'
preferences or just select an existing one. It remembers this card and
whenever you want to send your electronic business card, just open 'Send My
Biz Card' and hit the 'Beam' button. No more need to search for your card
with the find function or a lot of taps on the screen.

 Name  =  SetClock.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:SetClock.sit
 Size: 13K         Date: 6/13/94         Version:
 Description:
 SetClock - This small utility will set Newton's time by calling the
National Institute of Standards in Boulder, Colorado. It installs in the
Preferences roll and does not have an icon in the Extras drawer (although
you still use Remove Software to get rid of it.) The 'Options' button
brings up the Dialing slip which allows you to set your local area code, as
well as any dialing prefix, access code, or credit card information.
Tapping the 'Call' button initiates the call. Newton will hang up
immediately after receiving the time code. Now you can be sure that your
Newton's clock is always correct!

 Name  =  ShapesRus 0.95.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Prog:ShapesRus 0.95.sit
 Size: 14K         Date:12/27/93         Version: 0.95
 Description:
 ShapesRus 0.95 - This utility allows a Newton developer to see the visual
appearance of the various NTK Drawing shape attribute choices & their
combinations. You can choose what NTK Shape primitive to draw, its
foreground fill pattern, its foreground pen pattern, its background fill
pattern, and the mode of fg/bg pixel interaction. You can define your own
pattern and use it for fg fill, fg pen, or bg fill pattern. It also shows
you the HEX pattern value needed for NTK. Tap in input grid to toggle on or
off the 8x8 pixel location. You can define your own polygon shape to
replace the default polygon (pentagon) shape. Polygon input supports snap
to grid option.

 Name  =  Shopping List 1.3.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:Shopping List 1.3.sit
 Size: 21K         Date: 2/28/94         Version: 1.3
 Description:
 Shopping List 1.3 - Shopping List was developed to demonstrate a potential
Newton application in a manufacturing firm. (Grocery shopping is very much
like "order picking" in a warehouse with many SKU's.). Shopping List has
been steadily improved as it's been used as a test ground for new
approaches to Newton software. We envision a version 1.4 that will link
Shopping List to the Find and Intelligent Assistance features of Newton.
New to this version - The pull-down store section menu has been replaced
with a palette of icon buttons. Audio feedback is included. Scrolling the
overview lists is now in page steps instead of line steps.

 Name  =  Sign.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:Sign.sit
 Size: 38K         Date:11/10/93         Version:
 Description:
 Sign - Sign is a Newton application that contains pictures for the american
sign language finger alphabet. In its current incarnation, it is most
useful for reference. The author may add the ability to for the user to
write in words and have Newton sign them.

 Name  =  Signature.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Signature.sit
 Size:  8K         Date: 5/23/94         Version:
 Description:
 Signature - Contains two freeware programs - Signature and Signed.
Signature adds a new preference to the preference roll where the user can
put in their signature. It makes an entry in the userConfiguartion entry
called signature. I hope to include this in future ROMs and want to get
this out so that other applications (like the next one) can take advantage
of it. Signed takes advantage of Signature and adds a new print format to
the paper roll which provides for a letter format that automatically signs
the letter with the signature in the preferences.

 Name  =  Skip 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Skip 1.0.sit
 Size: 11K         Date:11/22/93         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 Skip 1.0 - Introducing Skip 1.0, the complete version of the first truly
useful utility for the Newton MessagePad and ExpertPad. Skip is a Styles
shortcut. With Skip installed, the Styles palette is always one tap away,
yet Skip never gets in your way. Skip utilizes the unused space on the
touchscreen which does not cover the active display. Tapping in the upper
left or right corners of your screen will activate Skip and bring forth the
Styles palette. To use Skip, install the appropriate Skip package with your
connection kit. If you want Skip to reside in the top left corner, install
SkipLeft.pkg. For the top right, install SkipRight.pkg.

 Name  =  SleepAid 1.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:SleepAid 1.2.sit
 Size: 22K         Date: 6/13/94         Version: 1.2
 Description:
 SleepAid 1.2 - SleepAid covers all aspects of power management on your
Newton (Classic, MP100, MP110 or German MP). It replaces the default
"Sleep" preferences allowing you to set two sleep times - one for battery
and one for AC. It lets you reboot or sleep your Newton even if some errant
application wants it to stay awake. And finally, it adds a SleepAidNow
corner for one tap sleep and a HeapStatus corner for an instant reading
of free heap space. SleepAid is not a radical change from the existing
interface. It adds functionality without complexity and implements sleep
the way it should have been in the first place.

 Name  =  Sleeper 1.0d3.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Sleeper 1.0d3.sit
 Size:  5K         Date:11/10/93         Version: 1.0d3
 Description:
 Sleeper 10d3 - Sleeper basically puts your Newton to sleep on demand (No,
it doesn't work on children). The Sleeper view is a draggable view, so it
can be moved wherever you like. The standard PowerManager routines have
been added, so that you can quit after you hit the sleep button. This is
nice so you won't see Sleeper when you turn on your Newton. The author also
added a dumb little icon (in his own words)., and reaadjusted the floater
window and buttons to look a little better.

 Name  =  Slurpee 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:Slurpee 1.0.sit
 Size: 34K         Date: 6/13/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 Slurpee 1.0 - Slurpee transfers paragraphs or tab-delimited text between a
text file and Newton soup entries via a terminal emulator and serial
connection. I wanted a convenient way to move information from the desktop
to soups on the Newton, especially text paragraphs to separate Notepad
entries, and vice versa. Newton Connection Kit (NCK) is also a possibility,
though it is slower, more complicated, and expensive. Although Slurpee was
created primarily to support moving NewtonScript application/method sources
by users of my Newt application development tool, I thought that this
utility may be useful for others as well.


 Name  =  SmallTime 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:SmallTime 1.0.sit
 Size:  8K         Date:11/20/93         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 SmallTime 1.0 - SmallTime is a small app which lets you time events -
basically a tiny stop watch. It is as small as I thought I could make an
app and still have it be useful. I wanted something small to keep basic
time plus I wanted an exercise to learn the Newton programming environment.
Known limitations - It doesn’t track hours but if someone asks I will add
it. If people are interested I’ll add features such as actual start time in
time of day format and maybe even lap features.

 Name  =  Snake 2.6.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Snake 2.6.sit
 Size: 34K         Date: 6/13/94         Version: 2.6
 Description:
 Snake 2.6 - Snake is a Newton game where a snake will run and run and grow
and eat and grow...and crash. You're job is to keep the snake alive as long
as you can, and to keep the snake from crashing into rocks, walls and into
itself. Steer the snake by tapping next to it's head.

 Name  =  Solo 1.31.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:Solo 1.31.sit
 Size: 37K         Date: 3/24/94         Version: 1.31
 Description:
 Solo 1.31 - Solo is a simple Solitaire game for the Newton. It is based on
the famous Klondike solitaire game. You have the choice of playing 1 or 3
cards at a time. You can collapse Solo to an icon so you can see your
Notepad and resume play later. Beware that this is for extreme situations,
and you may run out of RAM... but it seems to work pretty well. You can
display the red suites as outlines for low contrast situations. On-line
help is supported to explain the rules and for all sorts of info. Simply
Tap the Question mark icon. Also, you can now double-tap on Aces or other
cards... to go to the foundation! Contains a lite version which uses less
space, and has less effects, great if you're low on space. Rejoice!

 Name  =  SoupAway 0.01.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:SoupAway 0.01.sit
 Size: 11K         Date: 3/24/94         Version: 0.01
 Description:
 SoupAway 0.01 - The purpose of this application is to allow the user to
purge his/her MessagePad® of left over soups from no-longer resident
applications. Back up first. If you use this application, you could lose
data. If you lose data, and you don't have a backup, you no-longer have
that data. When used correctly, it will help free up precious memory on
your Newton!

 Name  =  Souper 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Souper 1.1.sit
 Size: 33K         Date:11/20/93         Version: 1.1
 Description:
 Souper 1.1 - As I began to work with, and develop software for the Newton,
I was frustrated by the fact that I couldn't clear out a file ("Soup")
easily. I had to delete each record ("Entry") individually, so I started to
write an application that would clear out a Soup. Once I got started, I
began to add other things to my 'wish list' and the package you now have
grew out of that list. Within the Souper application you have the ability
to select the "Store" on which you want to work and the Soup you wish to
operate on. You may rename a given Soup, Delete an entire Soup, Clear all
entries out of a Soup, or get information about a Soup. The functions
Rename, Remove, and Clear operate as you would expect.

 Name  =  StatusBar Buttons 2.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:StatusBar Buttons 2.0.sit
 Size: 14K         Date: 2/01/94         Version: 2.0
 Description:
 StatusBar Buttons 2.0 - StatusBar Buttons is a single Newton applet which
places (up to) seven buttons in the status bar at the bottom of the
Newton's note pad application. Each of these buttons serve a distinct and
useful function, and generally make the Newton a better place to live. You
may select which buttons to display as appropriate for your unique needs.
StatusBar Buttons is a "persistent" applet. When installed, the buttons
appear immediately. When the Newton is reset, the buttons reinstall
themselves. They're always there, ready to serve. Buttons installed -
Bullet, quickstyle, exclaim! (punctuation), keys, ink sizer, words/letters
and prefs shortcut. Read the docs to find out more.

 Name  =  StorK 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:StorK 1.1.sit
 Size:  5K         Date: 2/01/94         Version: 1.1
 Description:
 StorK 1.1 - StorK is a useful Newton application if you own a RAM card. It
adds a button to the status bar of Newton to let you quickly toggle between
saving new things to the Newton (internal memory) or the Card. Saves you
the hassle of manually choosing where to store new things. StorK was
rewritten to conform to a newly emerging standard for adding buttons to the
status bar of the Notepad application. StorK will now happily co-exist with
other Notepad add-ins (or ons?), such as Jesse Devine's utilities.

 Name  =  Strainer 0.8.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:Strainer 0.8.sit
 Size: 15K         Date:11/20/93         Version: 0.8
 Description:
 Strainer 0.8 - Strainer 0.8 is the latest release of the Strainer utility,
adding several new features. Strainer is designed to let you easily mark
and remove entries from your Newton's storage. This can help you to get
around a bug in the Datebook which makes it difficult to delete certain
entries, or to remove outdated entries in order to keep as much memory free
as possible. New features in version 0.8 - You can now mark entries in
multiple soups and strain them all at once; now handles straining of items
on storage cards, if present; Strainer now has dialogs to ask you what you
want to do if you close the app before straining out the entries you have
marked, and more.

 Name  =  SysBeep.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:SysBeep.sit
 Size: 21K         Date: 5/30/94         Version:
 Description:
 SysBeep - SysBeep is a small program to give you a different beep sound.
Two packages are included. One says "Uh OH", the other, "What the Hell?".
You may install only one package at a time. Just run it once after
installing (or reseting) to activate the new sound. It overrides the normal
System Beep routine. Now, when you get an alert, you will hear "Uh Oh" or
"What the Hell ?", instead of the alarm sound that you selected in the
Preferences Section. To cancel this new beep sound, you need to remove the
package or reset your machine. If you install it in internal memory (it's
about 12k), it won't holler at you when you remove a card. The sounds are
from AMUG's Ashley Barnard, and her mother, Joey Baker.

 Name  =  TIWY 1.01.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TIWY 1.01.sit
 Size: 17K         Date: 6/13/94         Version: 1.01
 Description:
 TIWY 1.01 - Take It With You, Issue 1.01, April 1994. This Newton book is a
test venture to see if they really want to go in this direction. With this
first edition, they take a look as two Newton packages (both very useful
commercial), tell about upcoming BIC and smart phone Newtons, which are on
tap to ship this year, and take a look at whether you should upgrade you
current Newton or get the new 110. By Marty Mankins.

 Name  =  TTime 1.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:TTime 1.2.sit
 Size:  6K         Date: 5/23/94         Version: 1.2
 Description:
 TTime 1.2 - Ttime (tiny time) is a small program to give you a small
digital clock. It locates itself in the top left corner of the screen and
can be dragged to where ever. It updates the time every 60 seconds. No
need to restart it if you reset your Newton. It will automatically start.
Ttime floats above most all windows to stay visible. If it's not visible
over another floating window after 60 seconds, close and re-open it (tap
its Extra Drawer Icon twice). The top left placement was determined to be
where most Applications kept blank. However, there are a few that use
that spot, so you can drag it to where you want. There is no close box as
it would destroy the simplicity of Ttime.

 Name  =  TapBoard.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Game:TapBoard.sit
 Size: 14K         Date: 2/28/94         Version:
 Description:
 TapBoard - This program includes three games for the Newton - Tic tac toe,
Gomoku (try to get five in a row) and Reversi. Just load it, and play away.
If you don't know how to play these games, instructions for each are
included.

 Name  =  TapStyles 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:TapStyles 1.0.sit
 Size:  4K         Date: 2/28/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 TapStyles 1.0 - TapStyles is a simple little applet that, when activated,
places a small dot in the upper right area of the Newton screen that allows
quick access to the styles palette. I wrote it primarily for my own use as
I found all other similar type applets not quite right for my own needs. It
is small, unobtrusive, and, as far as I can tell, bug free. Once installed,
tap on the little fountain pen nib icon and it will place a small dot in
the upper right area of the Newton screen. When you tap on this dot, which
is always available from any app, it instantly brings up the styles
palette. Tapping on it again puts the styles palette away.

 Name  =  TermLimit 1.4.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:TermLimit 1.4.sit
 Size: 32K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 1.4
 Description:
 TermLimit 1.4 - TermLimit is a limited terminal emulator for the Newton.
Originally written so that I could retrieve my unread QuickMail while on
the road, it has been expanded in order to be of more use to others who
wish to use telecommunications from their Newton. TermLimit is a simple
ascii terminal. It won't do vt100 emulation (yet). Has proper resizing of
application for different size Newton screens. Has use of modem preferences
for dial tone detection, etc. Ability to change connection settings such
as parity, handshaking, etc.

 Name  =  The FIGGLES Utilities.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:The FIGGLES Utilities.sit
 Size:105K         Date: 2/09/94         Version:
 Description:
 The FIGGLES Utilities - The FIGGLES Utilities contains four Newton Applets.
Keyboard PRO - Define your own keyboards and macros, Paste notes from your
folders into any application, Call any Applet from your Extras Drawer at
any time, Edit your text using cursor movement keys, "select all", instant
access to the keyboard and much more! Typomatica lets you type into any
Newt field from any computer with a serial port. KeyQUICK gives you instant
access to Keyboard Pro from any application. KeyMAKER lets you build custom
Macros for Keyboard Pro, install prebuilt keyboards and remove unwanted
ones. Monitor lets you keep track of time, temperature, memory usage and
battery levels. And theres TikTok and 24. GREAT Newton stuff!

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-Books:TidBITS#201.pkg.sit
 Size: 21K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 11/8/93
 Description:
 TidBITS#201.pkg - TidBITS#201/08-Nov-93 - Ever wondered what those
dire-sounding software license agreements mean? Check out Brady Johnson's
article on just what you aren't agreeing to. In the more agreeable
department, we look at two PowerBook books, including the essential
PowerBook Companion, glance briefly at the latest in viruses, peek through
a keyhole at the upcoming FoxPro for Macintosh, and reveal the shameful
truth about the low-end model of the Quadra 610 (well, OK, it's not that
bad). In Newton Book format.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-Books:TidBITS#202.pkg.sit
 Size: 21K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 11/15/93
 Description:
 TidBITS#202.pkg - 15-Nov-93 - Apple experiments with new varieties of the
Macintosh this month, so we have a report on the Macintosh TV and the
Quadra 610, DOS Compatible, which wins the worst name of the year award.
Andrew Johnston reviews the powerful and popular BBEdit, Mark Anbinder
explains some of the issues behind FirstClass bounces, and readers provide
various useful comments, such as international availability of the Color It
deal. In Newton book format.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-Books:TidBITS#203.pkg.sit
 Size: 22K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 11/22/93
 Description:
 TidBITS#203.pkg - 22-Nov-93 - More details on Macintosh TV, Sculley's rough
ride ahead, and the Expanded Book version of The Digital Nomad's Guide
grace this week's MailBITS. Jeff Needleman reports on the rates for the
Prodigy Internet gateway (no Mac software yet), Charlie Stross reviews a
Newton competitor from Britain, Mark Anbinder goes On The Road, Tonya
reviews the Bucky, and I cover Hypertext '93 with a look at a course called
Designing Electronic Publications. Now read TidBITS on your Newton!!

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-Books:TidBITS#204.pkg.sit
 Size: 21K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 11/29/93
 Description:
 TidBITS#204.pkg - 29-Nov-93 - This week we explain Ted Nelson's new plans
for Xanadu Light based on his talk at Hypertext '93. We also clarify the
details on the Quadra 610, DOS Compatible that Apple announced recently.
Charles Wheeler passes on a true Mac story that might prevent
DOSsification, Apple asks for constructive interface suggestions for
MacTCP, a free PDA newsletter appears, and Mark Anbinder notes that not all
microphones are created equal. Topics - MailBITS/29-Nov-93, SuperDrive,
Activism, MacTCP Call to Arms, DOS Compatible Details, True Mac Stories!
and Xanadu Light. Now you can read on your Newton too!

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-Books:TidBITS#205.pkg.sit
 Size: 22K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 12/6/93
 Description:
 TidBITS#205.pkg - 06-Dec-93 - The word processor wars heat up, and we
review WordPerfect's latest release, 3.0. We also examine a MessagePad bug
thatmay bite in an alarming way, examine how to determine your version of
Quicken for update purposes, discuss a new video card from Apple via
Radius, and glance in shock at why Apple isn't establishing a new facility
in Williamson Country, Texas. Hypertext proceedings, great quotes, CPU
comments, and HP rebates fill out the issue. Topics - Nothing Like A Little
Bigotry To Brighten Your Day, Apple/Radius Card Looks to the Future,
Quicken Updates, Alarming MessagePad Bug, WordPerfect Mac 3.0-The Next Best
Thing, and Reviews/06-Dec-93. Now in Newton book format.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-Books:TidBITS#206.pkg.sit
 Size: 22K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 12/13/93
 Description:
 TidBITS#206.pkg - 13-Dec-93 - Shekhar Govind follows up the voting change
in Williamson County, Mark Anbinder looks at the ultimate solitaire game
from Delta Tao, we review Mangia, a truly great cooking program, and
finally, we present gift suggestions from our backlog and from readers. We
also announce a two-week layoff, so see you in 1994. Topics -
MailBITS/13-Dec-93, Williamson County, Part II, Ultimate Responsibility,
Gift Suggestions, Mangia! and Reviews/13-Dec-93. Newton Book.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-Books:TidBITS#207.pkg.sit
 Size: 22K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 1/3/94
 Description:
 TidBITS#207.pkg - 03-Jan-94 - Welcome to 1994! Craig O'Donnell demystifies
(or at least provides more details on) the Macintosh microphone situation,
Matt Neuburg peers over your shoulder to talk about the new technologies
treadmill used in the Macintosh developer rat race, and we review an
unusual keyboard that could help folks in pain from repetitive stress
injuries. Finally, we note a couple of Macworld events that you might want
to attend with us. In Newton book format.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-Books:TidBITS#208.pkg.sit
 Size: 22K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 1/10/94
 Description:
 TidBITS#208.pkg - 10-Jan-94 - Macworld news abounds this issue, with brief
looks at some of the more interesting new products from the show, along
with a full review of the runaway hit, Connectix's fabulous RAM Doubler.
Mark Anbinder looks at Second Sight 3.0, and just to make sure you're
feeling sufficiently poor, we report just what Sculley received in his
severance package from Apple. Ick. In Newton book format.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-Books:TidBITS#209.pkg.sit
 Size: 22K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 1/17/94
 Description:
 TidBITS#209.pkg - 17-Jan-94 - More news from Macworld focusing on the
PowerPC this week, along with a number of small articles on upgrades to
HyperCard and ARA Commander, a free ZMODEM tool from Mark/Space Softworks,
a list of the current System Enablers, the solution to the nasty problem
some Duos have been having with charging the battery recently, an
announcement of an Internet book sale, and finally, a look at the Auto
Power On/Off control panel from Apple. This issue of TidBITS sponsored in
part by - APS Technologies -- 800/443-4199 -- [e-mail],
Makers of hard drives, tape drives, memory, and accessories. Copyright
1990-1994 Adam & Tonya Engst. Details at end of issue. Newton Book.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-Books:TidBITS#210.pkg.sit
 Size: 21K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 1/24/94
 Description:
 TidBITS#210.pkg - 24-Jan-94 - Happy Birthday, Macintosh! We glance back at
Apple's view of its past through quotes from annual reports and then look
forward at some of the intriguing new technologies Apple plans for the
future. A few small comments, the embedded speech commands necessary to
make your Mac sing Happy Birthday, and the issue rounds out with a review
of a most interesting program, Meeting Space from World Benders, which
creates virtual conference centers on any network. Newton book.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-Books:TidBITS#211.pkg.sit
 Size: 23K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 1/31/94
 Description:
 TidBITS#211.pkg - 31-Jan-94 - More details about Apple's new technologies
this week, followed by problems with the Newton OS 1.05 upgrade, a new
stylus for the Newton, a new internal CD drive style, and some pointers to
repetitive stress injury resources on the Internet. Finally we review
Anarchie, a fabulous piece of shareware from Peter Lewis that simplifies
searching for and retrieving files on the Internet. Topics - MailBITS
04-Jan-93, DAT Note, ATM Patch, LaserWriter IIf/IIg ROM Upgrade,
ShadowWriter networks 'em all, A/UX Follies, Compatibility Checker 2.0,
PhoneNet Talk Upgrade, Newton Notes, Lotus Upgrade, Apple & AOL,
AutoDoubler 2.0, FirstClass Deal, Copying Utilities, Likewise and more!

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 Size: 22K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 2/7/94
 Description:
 TidBITS#212.pkg - 07-Feb-94 - With this issue we wrap up our look at
interesting products from the Macworld Expo in San Francisco. Mark Anbinder
passes on news of price reductions and rebates from Apple, Pythaeus
provides the latest Duo market share news, and we look in depth at the
concepts behind Apple's eWorld and other online services. Finally, the real
way Apple could change the world with the Macintosh. Newton book.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-Books:TidBITS#213.pkg.sit
 Size: 21K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 2/14/94
 Description:
 TidBITS#213.pkg - 14-Feb-94 - This week Matt Neuburg examines the latest
and greatest release of HyperCard, version 2.2; Mark Anbinder reports on
the demise of the Apple Catalog and on additions to the Apple Remote Access
family; and we briefly look at the latest Sculley soap opera and a major
problem with PowerTalk. Finally, for those on the Internet, a complete list
of Info-Mac mirror sites. Newton book.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-Books:TidBITS#214.pkg.sit
 Size: 21K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 2/21/94
 Description:
 TidBITS#214.pkg - 21-Feb-94 - PowerPC information galore this week,
including specs on all the new machines due out on March 14th, and current
Quadra prices for those who don't want take the PowerPC plunge. We cover
the fuss concerning the Clipper chip and provide pointers to all sorts of
information about it; Dave Thompson of ARPA warns about Meeting Maker and
On Technology; and we provide a brief look at our upcoming books about the
Internet and (from Tonya) Microsoft Word. Newton Book format.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-Books:TidBITS#215.pkg.sit
 Size: 23K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 2/28/94
 Description:
 TidBITS#215.pkg - 28-Feb-94 - Where to start? We have news about a new
Newton due out soon, an extremely cheap 300 dpi PostScript Level 2 printer,
and even more information about the PowerPC-based Macs due in just two
weeks. Mark Anbinder reports on an inexpensive network fax package and CE's
acquisition of Powercore; Microsoft loses a lawsuit and $120 million to
Stac; and finally ON Technology CEO Chris Risley replies to Dave Thompson's
article on Meeting Maker last week. Newton book.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-Books:TidBITS#216.pkg.sit
 Size: 23K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 3/7/94
 Description:
 TidBITS#216.pkg - 07-Mar-94 - As the anticipation for the PowerPC news
builds, we bring the bad news of another virus sighting and the decimation
of the community Info-Mac archive site. Craig O'Donnell dispenses more
speaker wisdom; Tom Abbott reviews a PowerBook 160 upgrade; America Online,
CompuServe, and NIFTY-Serve improve their Internet access; and finally,
Mark Gavini relates his discussion with Intel about why he should switch to
Pentium rather than buy a PowerPC Mac. Newton Book.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-Books:TidBITS#217.pkg.sit
 Size: 21K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 3/14/94
 Description:
 TidBITS#217.pkg - 14-Mar-94 - The Power Macintosh arrives! What did you
think we would talk about this issue? Mark Anbinder covers the details of
the line and briefly reports on some of the applications shipping in native
mode. We attended the Power Macintosh introduction in Seattle and brought
back full pricing information along with some musings on where the Power
Macs are now and where they're going. Also, the first Power Macintosh
Easter Egg! Newton Book.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-Books:TidBITS#218.pkg.sit
 Size: 21K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 3/21/94
 Description:
 TidBITS#218 - 21-Mar-94 - Novell buys WordPerfect? Yup, and the big news
had been the Aldus and Adobe merger, which they managed to keep secret the
day of the Power Macintosh intro. We also look briefly at General Magic and
grumble about insulting book titles. Mark Anbinder reviews Silicon Casino,
a Newton game from Casady & Greene, and Doc Kinne examines the MessagePad
110, the MessagePad's sequel. Newton book.

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 Size: 21K         Date: 5/03/94         Version: 3/28/94
 Description:
 TidBITS#219.pkg - This week we examine Novell's purchase of WordPerfect
more closely, announce the latest version of Easy View along with Unix and
Windows versions, and take a look at new Quantum drives and reports that
they may be in short supply. Mark Anbinder reviews the sad state of fax
software for the Power Macs, and Brian Kendig gazes into the future of
Apple's system software. This is in Newton Book format. 3/28/94

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 Size: 22K         Date: 5/03/94         Version: 4/4/94
 Description:
 TidBITS#220.pkg - This week's late breaking news comes in the form of yet
another ugly virus (INIT-29-B). We also share comments about hard drive
reliability, muse further on the state of mergers in the Macintosh world,
and take a look at the perceived lack of women programmers in
programming-based discussions online. This version is in Newton book
format. 4/4/94.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-Books:TidBITS#221.pkg.sit
 Size: 21K         Date: 5/03/94         Version: 4/11/94
 Description:
 TidBITS#221.pkg 4/11/94 - Communications upgrades fill this issue, with a
letter about how the ARA server 2.0 won't work on a Mac Plus and articles
by Mark Anbinder on a minor upgrade to CE's QuickMail Server and a major
upgrade to the popular FirstClass BBS program. Readers explain in detail
how MTBF testing works, and we pass on a warning about how MacInTax might
be calculating your taxes. Newton book.

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 Size: 22K         Date: 5/03/94         Version: 4/18/94
 Description:
 TidBITS#222.pkg - 4/18/94 - With our 222nd issue, TidBITS is officially
four years old. Read on for a rambling history of the last four years, and
for more up-to-date news, check out Tonya's article about the new Blackbird
PowerBooks, the 520 and 540, and the new 68040 Duos. The software industry
continues to implode, with Symantec and Central Point merging, and last but
not least, Chris Holmes of Dantz sets the record straight on running
Retrospect under Power Mac emulation. Newton book.

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 Size: 22K         Date: 6/21/94         Version: 25-Apr-94
 Description:
 TidBITS#223/25-Apr-94 - We have lots of interesting comments from readers
in this issue, including more on the mean time between failures for hard
drives, the new PowerBooks, Symantec's purchasing history, and various
Apple products. Mark Anbinder reports on Apple's new 17" monitor and the
continuance of Apple's Vintage hardware program, and Tim Levy tells us
about the massive database for tracking Macintosh software updates that
he's created for TidBITS readers.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-books:TidBITS#224.pkg.sit
 Size: 22K         Date: 5/16/94         Version: 5/2/94
 Description:
 TidBITS#224.pkg - TidBITS#224/02-May-94 - A few fruits of our labor appear
this week with announcements of a TidBITS World-Wide Web site and of
Tonya's book about Word 5. The issue swells to its usual size with
information about what degrees Kelvin means in relation to a monitor, a
quick look at an updated version of In/Out, a review of Robin Williams's
book about fonts, and details about PowerPC-based Workgroup Servers and a
PowerPC upgrade for the Quadra 900/950. Copyright 1990-1994 Adam & Tonya
Engst. Details at end of issue. This is in Newton book format.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-books:TidBITS#225.pkg.sit
 Size: 22K         Date: 5/16/94         Version: 5/9/94
 Description:
 TidBITS#225.pkg - TidBITS#225/09-May-94 - The issue offers a look at the
results of an Ingram Labs test of Power Macs versus Pentiums, a brief
review of the PowerSwitch LT, and an analysis of why SyQuest drives may
suffer head crashes. Adam and Bill announce their Internet Explorer Kit - a
non- technical book that shows what life is like on the Internet, and we
conclude with Nick Arnett's thoughtful comparison of the 15th century
printing revolution in Europe and the Internet of today. Copyright
1990-1994 Adam & Tonya Engst. Details at end of issue. This is in Newton
Book format.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-Books:TidBITS#226.pkg.sit
 Size: 21K         Date: 5/30/94         Version: 5/16/94
 Description:
 TidBITS#226.pkg - TidBITS#226/16-May-94 - Access America Online via the
Internet? That's right, and read on for the details. Mark Anbinder reports
on Apple's System Update 3.0, which includes a slew of fixes for System 7.1
(and later) users, Mr. Chan complains rightly about the way international
customers are treated, and John Wolf provides some instructions for a rainy
day of electronics work, assuming you want to use Apple's resolution
switching software with a non-Apple multisync monitor. This is in Newton
Book format.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-Books:TidBITS#227.pkg.sit
 Size: 22K         Date: 5/30/94         Version: 5/23/94
 Description:
 TidBITSs#227.pkg - TidBITS#227/23-May-94 - Apple does TV set-top boxes,
Fred Showker does Macworld Washington, and Global Village drops prices on
its popular TelePort and PowerPort modems. Last week's article on
advertising to overseas Mac users spawned many useful comments, and for
Newton users, how would you like to read TidBITS on the Newt? All this,
more details on AOL, the new PowerBooks, and yet another industry merger.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-Books:TidBITS#228.pkg.sit
 Size: 22K         Date: 6/01/94         Version: 5/30/94
 Description:
 TidBITS#228/30-May-94 - This issue brings you reviews of DiskTop 4.5 and
Aaron Giles's excellent JPEGView, Mark Anbinder's notes about installing a
modem in the new PowerBook 500-series Macs, a warning about using America
Online's Internet access method, and more information about the BT project
to provide video on demand using set-top boxes with Macintosh motherboards.
Last, but not least, read on for information about a programming CD and the
SGI reality. In Newton book format.

 Name  =  TidBITS#229.pkg.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-Books:TidBITS#229.pkg.sit
 Size: 22K         Date: 6/21/94         Version: 06-Jun-94
 Description:
 TidBITS#229/06-Jun-94 - This week we have a review of the just-released
MacWeb WWW browser, the real story on using America Online over the
Internet, and a review of a high tech joke book. Mark Anbinder writes about
Connectix's new RAM-doubling version of their Maxima RAM disk software, and
Mel Park passes on some great stories about the original Colossal Cave -
remember ADVENTURE? Newton Book.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-Books:TidBITS#230.pkg.sit
 Size: 21K         Date: 6/22/94         Version: 13-Jun-94
 Description:
 TidBITS#230/13-Jun-94 - Aldus and Adobe both figure in this issue, with a
rumor about FreeHand, a charting module from Aldus, and a new font
licensing policy from Adobe, which makes it easier for print shops to own
lots of fonts. We note the new version of CDU from Connectix and list
shipping software for the Power Macs (lots of international companies on
that list!). Rounding out the issue, Matt Neuburg and Adam focus on the
small Macintosh developer.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:TidBITS-Books:TidBITS#231.pkg.sit
 Size: 22K         Date: 6/21/94         Version: 20-Jun-94
 Description:
 TidBITS#231/20-Jun-94 - Apple's eWorld arrives! But since it's the first
day, we mainly report on a new PC emulator, discuss tips on improving
SoftWindows performance, and review GIFConverter and El-Fish, an aquarium
simulator. Check out the rumors from InterOp about Apple's Internet
software, as well as news about upcoming Mac expositions. Finally, we have
a URL for a stock quote service on the Internet and some comments on last
week's article about small developers. Newton Book.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:TimeAccountant 1.2.sit
 Size: 27K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 1.2
 Description:
 TimeAccountant 1.2 - Time Accountant lets you manage your time. It lets you
register the time spent on a project. A project is characterized by 3
keywords that can be entered very easily via label pickers. New keywords
can be added simply by writing them down. Each project can have several
different associated time intervals. I call these time intervals TASKS.
Tasks have a start and stop date and time. You can define these start and
stop moments by using a build in timer or you can create a new task and
edit these dates and times manually. You can attach a free comment to each
task. For the Newton.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:Tiny Timer 1.0.sit
 Size:  6K         Date:11/10/93         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 Tiny Timer 1.0 - Tne thing that really surprised me about the built-in
applications in the Newton MessagePad was that there was no timer to time
phone calls, meetings or the usual items that we like to keep track of. As
a result, I threw together this simple timer for all of us Newton
"Pioneers" to use. It is indeed tiny, taking up just a small amount of the
precious real estate in the built-in RAM. This is kinda cool. Even if your
Newton MessagePad goes to sleep to save on batteries, the timer will keep
running. When you turn the Newt back on, you'll be pleasantly surprised to
see the time still ticking away. The interface is as simple as possible.

 Name  =  TipsterPlus! 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:TipsterPlus! 1.0.sit
 Size: 12K         Date: 5/23/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 TipsterPlus! 1.0 - This is a handy Newton application to take with you when
you're eating out! Just enter your bill, tax and tip rates, and everything
is calculated for you. You can also enter the amount of people dining, and
extras (such as if one person had a drink). Very useful!

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Info:Totally Incomplete 8 fm.sit
 Size:131K         Date: 6/22/94         Version: 8
 Description:
 Totally Incomplete List 8.fm - Want a totally incomplete list of all
software (shareware, freeware, public domain and commercial) for the
Newton? Want to be able to view it in a nice and easy to read FileMaker Pro
2.0 format? This is a great list! The Newton titles are listed
alphabetically, and the version number, author, and description are given,
as well as it's usefulness, Newt rating (coolness factor), size when
loaded, date of the last revision, type of program (free, commercial,
shareware...), fee, and notes for some. This is a great and very useful
list, updated 5/24/94. You'll be amazed at the number of titles. Maybe you
should buy a Newton? Requires FileMaker Pro.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Info:Totally Incomplete List 8.sit
 Size: 54K         Date: 6/13/94         Version: 8
 Description:
 Totally Incomplete List 8 - Want a totally incomplete list of all software
(shareware, freeware, public domain and commercial) for the Newton? This is
a great list, but you'll need Excel 2.2 or later to open it. The Newton
titles are listed alphabetically, and the version number, author, and
description are given, as well as it's usefulness, Newt rating (coolness
factor), size when loaded, date of the last revision, type of program
(free, commercial, shareware...), fee, and notes for some. This is a great
and very useful list, updated 5/24/94. You'll be amazed at the number of
titles. Maybe you should buy a Newton?

 Name  =  UNT Map 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Apps:UNT Map 1.0.sit
 Size: 13K         Date: 2/28/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 UNT Map 1.0 - UNT Map is an interactive map of the University of North
Texas Campus. It was created as an experiment to see if this sort of thing
is feasible, and also because I got tired of using a stupid Xerox copy of
the existing campus map whenever I got a support call. Even if you don't go
to UNT, check out the map! You can see a list of the buildings, select one
and be shown where it is. Or, you can tap on a building and be shown the
name. Good implementation of mapping! Contact the author for the code, or
help in making your own maps!

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Prog:UniCode 1.01.sit
 Size: 11K         Date: 6/13/94         Version: 1.01
 Description:
 UniCode 1.01 - This is a simple app that show a list of characters and
their uniCode equivalent integers. The list is numbered along its left
side. This number is the uniCode decimal equivalent of the first character
shown on its line. The app defaults to displaying 20 characters across. You
can change this by selecting from the "Per line" pop-up near the bottom of
the apps window. There are choices for 10, 15 and 20 characters per line.
Just above the Per line pop-up is a font pop-up. Select Espy, Geneva or New
York and the list of characters will be displayed in that font. It's
probably only useful to developers. To use uniCode info, refer to your NTK
manuals and look up the Chr() and Ord() functions. Expiring demo.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:Vendor.sit
 Size: 27K         Date: 3/24/94         Version:
 Description:
 Vendor - Vendor came about after looking at a vendor phone list (in Mac
format) somewhere on the net. The author thought it would make a great
Newton book, so it was recompiled to work on the Newton. There are tons of
company names and phone numbers in this book. The Vendor name, toll free
number, local number, tech support number, and BBS are listed as available.
A very handy reference!! There has been little effort to ensure the
completeness or accuracy of the information contained within the 87 pages
of this Newton Book. Enjoy.

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 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:Virtual Inc NB 1.1.sit
 Size: 13K         Date: 4/18/94         Version: 1.1
 Description:
 Virtual Inc NB 1.1 - This is volume one, April 1994's newsletter for Online
Businesses and Telecommunicators, an abridged version for electronic
distribution, from Virtual Magic, Inc. Virtual Inc features news, profiles
and interviews with leading developers and businesses who are working on
the information highway, as well as useful advice about telecommuting and
working on the road. Printed copies and a subscription are available by
contacting the author at [e-mail] or calling 602-458-1063.

 Name  =  WriteWare Catalog.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:WriteWare Catalog.sit
 Size: 47K         Date: 6/13/94         Version:
 Description:
 WriteWare Catalog - Welcome the the world of WriteWare, Where pen and paper
meet S.N.A.P and PDA! WriteWare is a company formed by David B. Alford in
January 1994. It is the first company dedicated to input devices for the
Pen-based computing marketplace. This catalog show cases their styluses,
and pen/stylus, both telling you about them, and showing pictures. You'll
want one! One of their featured products is the Stealth Stylus II - twist
one way, and it's a pen, twist the other and it's a stylus! Check out this
Newton book!

 Name  =  XMaster 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Util:XMaster 1.0.sit
 Size: 12K         Date: 6/13/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 XMaster 1.0 - X-Master is a Newton utility which allows you to quickly and
easily launch applets, books, and built-in functions without ever opening
the Extras drawer. It is unobtrusive and simple to use. X-Master's basic
design is similar to launching utilities such as Now Utilities NowMenus for
the Macintosh which provides a popdown list of applications and documents
to open. X-Master is small (roughly 9K) and therefore can be loaded into
either internal memory or onto a storage card. After installation, you will
see a small dot in the upper right (or left) hand corner of your screen.
Tap it for a list of user installed apps, then tap again to launch an app.

 Name  =  Yahtzee.sit
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 Size: 12K         Date: 2/09/94         Version:
 Description:
 Yahtzee - This is the game of yahtzee for the newton, for one to four
players. Very straight forward, with on-newton docs. Just roll those dice,
and play away (I don't have to explain how to play Yahtzee do I).

 Name  =  Zen & Art of the Internet.sit
 Path =  AMUG CD:Files:Newton:Books:Zen & Art of the Internet.sit
 Size: 87K         Date: 4/01/94         Version: 1.0
 Description:
 Zen & Art of the Internet - This is a great beginner's guide to the
Internet, in Newton Book format! This book has grown into an effort to
acquaint the reader with much of what's currently available over the
internet. Aimed at the novice user, it attempts to remain operating system
"neutral". The purpose of this book is to serve as a reference piece and a
foundation from which people can explore the vast expanse of the Internet.
As the author says, remember to take a break from cyperspace and do your
job!