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- Name = DragThing 1.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DragThing 1.0.1.sit
- Size:161K Date: 6/08/95
- Description:
- DragThing 1.01 - DragThing is an application dock designed to tidy up the
- icons littering your desktop. Simply drag an application from the Finder
- onto an empty square in a dock and then drag documents onto it as normal.
- Double-click a docked application to launch it or bring it to the front.
- In addition, the docks can contain files, folders, disks and servers and
- there is also a option to display the currently running processes in a
- special dock. It requires at least System 7.5 (or 7.1 with Drag & Drop and
- the Scriptable Finder) and a Macintosh with a minimum of a Motorola 68020
- or PowerPC 601 processor. The application is distributed as a fat binary
- with both regular 68K and native PowerPC versions included.
-
- Name = Binary Pump 2.11 FAT.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:B:Binary Pump 2.11 FAT.sit
- Size:381K Date: 6/08/95
- Description:
- Binary Pump 2.11 FAT - Binary Pump is a Macintosh utility which performs
- two basic functions- Identifying binary files and filing files into user
- defined folders. The identification of binary files is rather trivial for
- most Macintosh users, but it is extremely useful for people who frequently
- exchange files with IBM PC, Unix, VMS, or any other nonMacintosh computer.
- Binary Pump attempts to solve these users problems by analyzing the
- contents of these files and setting their file type and creator correctly.
- In the process of organizing (or reorganizing) their files, people often
- designate certain folders for certain files. Binary Pump memorizes all
- those shoulds so that when you give it a file, it puts it in the...
-
- Name = AutoMenus Pro 3.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:AutoMenus Pro 3.0.sit
- Size: 67K Date: 6/02/95
- Description:
- AutoMenus Pro 3.0 - AutoMenus Pro is a control panel that makes menu use
- (especially those pesky hierarchical menus) much easier. It can be set so
- that menus will drop down when the cursor is placed in the menu heading or
- it can be set to drop down a menu after a click of the mouse. Once down, a
- menu can be put back up automatically just by moving the mouse outside the
- menu or with the click of the mouse. What makes AutoMenus Pro so useful is
- that the menus stay down without the need to hold down the mouse button.
- Once you get used to AutoMenus Pro you will wonder why Apple didn't
- include something like this as a standard part of the system software.
-
- Name = DropConversion 1.5.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DropConversion 1.5.sit
- Size: 34K Date: 6/02/95
- Description:
- DropConversion 1.5 - DropConversion performs one of the most common
- functions needed by Macintosh power-users and developers - converting file
- types. DropConversion reduces this chore into a simple drag-and-drop
- activity. Whether you are converting 1 file or 1000, DropConversion
- handles them with simplicity and ease. DropConversion does more than just
- convert file types, though. It can also convert files to / from
- stationery, visible / invisible, locked / unlocked, or name locked /
- unlocked. Finally, DropConversion will also install a custom 'vers' #2
- resource (The string seen just under the name in the Finder's Get Info
- box) into any file.
-
- Name = Desktop Strip 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:Desktop Strip 1.2.sit
- Size: 74K Date: 6/01/95
- Description:
- Desktop Strip 1.2 - Shareware Control Panel that has the same functionality
- as the utility 'Control Strip' that ships with recent Macintosh PowerBooks.
- However, unlike Control Strip that only works with PowerBooks, Desktop
- Strip works on all Macintosh computers that support Color QuickDraw.
- Features - Works on all Macs that support Color QuickDraw. Features
- multiple strips. Allows you to place strips anywhere on the screen. Strips
- shrink/grow automatically to fit the modules. Compatible with all Control
- Strip modules. Extends the Control Strip API to allow modules greater
- control of their appearance. Includes three useful modules, Program Menu,
- Monitor Depth and Program List. Works with System 7.5.
-
- Name = RAM Disk Iconer 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:R:RAM Disk Iconer 1.1.sit
- Size: 27K Date: 5/31/95
- Description:
- RAM Disk Iconer 1.1 - RAM Disk Iconer is a control panel/system extension
- that allows you to customize the name and the icon of your RAM Disk. The
- control panel allows you to choose the name and to activate or deactivate
- any of the options. The system extension code gets executed at startup. If
- these options are checked, it will rename the RAM Disk and/or create the
- custom icon file. Once this is done, it just quits. Thus, it will not use
- any memory nor slow down your system after it has booted. RAM Disk Iconer
- doesn't patch any traps and should not conflict with other system
- extensions or control panels. Requires System 7.
-
- Name = HoverBar 1.2.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:HoverBar 1.2.1.sit
- Size: 59K Date: 5/31/95
- Description:
- HoverBar 1.21 - HoverBar keeps programs and clipboard data at your
- fingertips by storing them on bars that float over everything, no matter
- what program you are using. You can create three types of bars- Icon Bars
- - Store the icons of files and programs for quick access, App Bars - Shows
- you the icon of every running program, & Clip Bars - A drag & drop
- clipboard.
-
- Name = MyBattery 3.0.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:MyBattery 3.0.0.sit
- Size: 96K Date: 5/31/95
- Description:
- MyBattery 3.0.0 - MyBattery is the essential battery monitoring tool for
- Macintosh notebook owners! MyBattery features include - A variety of
- graphical displays of current battery voltage, such as bar graph, gas
- gauge, and histogram (voltage vs time) displays. Accurately estimates how
- much battery life remaining - and it learns to adjust the estimate to be
- more accurate for your particular PowerBook. Multiple battery support.
- Color & grayscale support. Battery charger status. Stand-alone
- application,for minimum conflicts and maximum RAM flexibility. Plus more.
- Powerbook owners rejoice!
-
- Name = Dave 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Dave 1.0.sit
- Size: 57K Date: 5/31/95
- Description:
- Dave 1.0 - Dave is an AppleScript script (not a regular Macintosh
- application) that works with PageMaker 5.0 to extract articles and convert
- them to HTML. System Requirements - Any Macintosh that can run
- AppleScript, AppleScript 1.1, PageMaker 5.0 (not really needed, but it is
- the point of the whole thing), The File IO OSAX from Script Tools by Mark
- Alldritt.
-
- Name = Threshold 1.0.5a.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:Threshold 1.0.5a.sit
- Size: 70K Date: 5/30/95
- Description:
- Threshold 1.0.5a - Threshold is a utility for the PowerBook that allows you
- to alter when the PowerBook's your battery is getting low alerts appear.
- While it is more useful if you are using an external battery like a
- Technggin PowerPlate or the VST ThinPack, it also works great with
- internal batteries. Threshold allows you to manually control the threshold
- voltages for these warning messages, so that they come up when you want
- them to. Threshold requires System 7.0 or later. Threshold has been tested
- on most current flavors of PowerBooks. It will not work on a Duo.
-
- Name = PowerBook Tweak 1.0.3a.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:PowerBook Tweak 1.0.3a.sit
- Size: 65K Date: 5/30/95
- Description:
- PowerBook Tweak 1.0.3a - PowerBook Tweak is a utility for the 500 series
- PowerBooks that gives you more control over the power conservation
- settings than Apple's PowerBook control panel. Like the PowerBook control
- panel, PowerBook Tweak lets you define power conservation settings that
- are always in effect. However, PowerBook Tweak also lets you define
- settings for specific applications. Why is this important? I found that in
- day-to-day use, having a single set of settings was inflexible - I was
- always bringing up the PowerBook control panel to tweak the values for
- whatever application I happened to be using. For example, I'd bring it up
- to increase the hard drive spindown time for Word, or turning off CPU
-
- Name = Insomniac 1.0.3a.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:Insomniac 1.0.3a.sit
- Size: 65K Date: 5/30/95
- Description:
- Insomniac 1.0.3a - This application works only on those Macintosh models
- that can wake themselves up (Macintosh Portable, PowerBook 100, or
- PowerBook Duo). The PowerBook or Portable Control Panel provided by Apple
- only allows you to enter a single wakeup time. This prevents you from
- scheduling multiple wake-up sessions. For example, if you wanted to send
- your faxes at 1-00am, and then download some files at 2-00am, you'd have
- to stay up until 1-00am, and reset the wakeup timer manually. Insomniac is
- a very convenient program for automatically sending faxes or email in the
- middle of the night. Insomniac allows you to program up to fifty wakeup
- events (only two until you register it for $10).
-
- Name = SpinDown 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:SpinDown 1.0.sit
- Size: 10K Date: 5/30/95
- Description:
- SpinDown 1.0 - Have you ever run your PowerBook on batteries and had to
- wait until the system spun down the hard drive automatically? Considering
- that the hard drive is one of the hungriest power hogs of the system, that
- isnt so great. There are a few utilities to spin down the drive, but all
- the ones I've seen require you to use the mouse, or pull down a menu, etc.
- Included here are 5 copies of FKEY, each with a different ID number. So,
- if you want to spin down the hard drive by typing command-shift-6, you
- should use the one numbered 6. If you want to type command-shift-5, use
- the one numbered 5.
-
- Name = Control Strip Toggle 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:Control Strip Toggle 1.2.sit
- Size: 13K Date: 5/30/95
- Description:
- Control Strip Toggle 1.2 - I really like Apple's new Control Strip program.
- It keeps everything I need handy right there at the bottom of my screen.
- The only thing I don't like is that sometimes it just gets in the way!
- Even when it's collapsed, sometimes that little stub is right where I need
- to click. Anyway, here's a solution - Included in this package are two
- different programs that do basically the same thing. The first, Control
- Strip Toggle, is a tiny application which will toggle the Control Strip on
- and off. The other program is an FKEY resource. Doesn't anyone remember
- these things? They seem to have fallen on hard times, but are still really
- useful for doing things like this. Easy to use.
-
- Name = BalloonPopper 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:B:BalloonPopper 1.1.sit
- Size: 11K Date: 5/30/95
- Description:
- BalloonPopper 1.1 - I have a love-hate relationship with Balloon Help. It
- can be really useful when I am checking out a new program, (and don't feel
- like reading the manual) but it can be excruciatingly annoying when left
- on. Anyway, here's a solution - Just use one of these BalloonPopper FKEYs!
- Whenever you hit the key, Balloon Help will be toggled on or off. Included
- are 5 copies of the resource, each with a different ID. number. So, if you
- want to toggle Balloon Help by typing command-shift-6, you will use the
- one numbered 6. If you are using System 7.1 or greater you can stick one
- of these in the Fonts folder (yes, I know, they aren't fonts, but the
- System thinks they are). You don't even need to reboot. Otherwise use
-
- Name = Control Panels Strip 2.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:Control Panels Strip 2.0.sit
- Size: 15K Date: 5/30/95
- Description:
- Control Panels Strip 2.0 - To install this module, simply put it into the
- Control Strip Modules folder and restart. Features - Shows a popup menu of
- the all the items in your Control Panels folder when you click and hold
- down the mouse on the strip icon. Choosing a control panel will open it,
- switching to, or launching the Finder if necessary. If you hold down the
- SHIFT key, the popup will display the items in your Control Panels
- (disabled) folder. If you hold down the SHIFT key while selecting a
- control panel from either folder, it will be moved to the opposite folder.
- This provides a simple and fast way to disable and enable control panels.
-
- Name = PowerBar Pro 2.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:PowerBar Pro 2.0.sit
- Size:345K Date: 5/28/95
- Description:
- PowerBar Pro 2.0 - PowerBar is a Control Panel/Extension that provides a
- toolbar for the Finder. It requires System 7.0 or greater and consumes
- anywhere from 150-400 K of RAM (or more depending on the setup) when
- running. Features include - Launch applications/open documents or folders;
- Point & click access to common Finder functions; Complete customizability;
- Enhanced alias management; Status pads to display various info; and Easy
- to use drag & drop interface (e.g. you can drag icons to the toolbar to
- install them). Be sure to install the control panel and restart your mac
- before opening PowerBar! 7.5 Compatible. This is a 30 day expiring
- Commercial demo.
-
- Name = Trash It! Strip 2.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:Trash It! Strip 2.0.sit
- Size: 13K Date: 5/27/95
- Description:
- Trash It! Strip 2.0 - Features - Clicking on the module's Strip icon will
- empty the trash without telling any warnings about locked or busy files.
- Note that it may take the Finder a couple seconds to update the trash icon
- to show that it is empty. Dragging and dropping files, folders, or volumes
- onto the module's icon will immediatly delete them all with NO questions
- asked. It will delete locked and even busy files. Warning - it would be
- very bad to try dragging your boot volume onto the module's icon! Remember
- that I give no warnings. If you drag a volume (a hard or floppy disk) onto
- the module's icon then the desktop files will also be deleted along with
- all the files and folders, and more!
-
- Name = Terminator Strip 2.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:Terminator Strip 2.0.sit
- Size: 29K Date: 5/27/95
- Description:
- Terminator Strip 2.0 - This is a Control Strip module. Features - Extensive
- Preferences dialog box that supports the following - Hiding or showing of
- the Strip bar depending upon mouse location. Key combinations for the menu
- items. Note that there is also a key combo which allows nothing to occur. I
- personally like to set this to be my help key for my extended keyboard
- because I hate it when I accidently press help when I meant to press
- delete in a word processor. FULL, complete balloon help - the dialogs and
- the popup menus contain it so you really don't have to read the rest of
- this... Restart after quitting everything (as if it was selected in the
- Finder's Special menu.). Finder Active/Inactive (allows you to quit...
-
- Name = System Dropper Strip 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:System Dropper Strip 1.2.sit
- Size: 40K Date: 5/27/95
- Description:
- System Dropper 1.2 - System Dropper comes in two forms which perform the
- same function - to easily move and copy files into the different System
- sub-folders based upon their file type. Besides the basic sortings that
- dropping files over the System Folder already does, System Dropper also
- moves the following kinds of files - Control Strips go into the Control
- Strip Modules folder. Applications, DAs, and any kind of alias file go
- into the Apple Menu Items folder (with an option to go into the Startup
- items folder). Apple Scripts go into the Scripting Additions folder inside
- your Extensions folder.
-
- Name = OpenIt! Strip 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:OpenIt! Strip 1.0.sit
- Size: 16K Date: 5/27/95
- Description:
- OpenIt! Strip 1.0 - This is a Control Strip module. To use, simply put it
- into the Control Strip Modules folder and restart. Features - Clicking on
- the Strip icon will display a get anything dialog box. Selecting an item
- with the checkbox off will open it from the Finder. With the checkbox on
- the file/folder will be opened in the front application. Open It! Strip
- keeps its own current directory separate of other applications'. To use
- the front application's current directory, hold down the shift key while
- clicking on the Strip icon. To open Open It! Strip's current directory in
- the Finder, hold down the command key while clicking on the Strip icon.
-
- Name = Keyboard Extender Strip 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:Keyboard Extender Strip 1.1.sit
- Size: 11K Date: 5/27/95
- Description:
- Keyboard Extender 1.1 - This is a Control Strip module. To use, simply put
- it into the Control Strip Modules folder and restart. If you do not have a
- Control Strip Modules folder (located in the root of your System folder)
- then you probably do not have the Control Strip control panel installed.
- As of this writing, Apple does not permit me to distribute Control Strip
- but my program is also completely compatible with Desktop Strip which is
- now availible publicly. Features - A popup menu of all the keys that are
- not present on the old style PowerBooks. These keys are - all the Fkeys,
- clear (num lock), help, forward delete, Home, End, Page Up, and Page Down.
- Although originally designed for PowerBook users, works on other...
-
- Name = KeyHolder Strip 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:KeyHolder Strip 1.0.sit
- Size: 10K Date: 5/27/95
- Description:
- KeyHolder Strip 1.0 - This is a Control Strip module. To use, simply put it
- into the Control Strip Modules folder and restart. Features - Clicking on
- the Strip icon will hilite the icon and magically hold down the shift key
- for you. Holding down any other modifier key(s) and clicking on the Strip
- icon will hold down them as well. Clicking on the hilited Strip icon while
- not holding any keys down will turn off the key holding. Note that not all
- programs will recognize that the keys that KeyHolder is holding. I
- basically use this program in the Finder to select a large list of files.
-
- Name = Memory Minder 1.4.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:Memory Minder 1.4.sit
- Size: 89K Date: 5/26/95
- Description:
- Memory Minder 14 - Memory Minder is a RAM management tool. Its purpose is
- to allow you to reduce or increase the memory requirements for application
- programs. How does Memory Minder work? Each Macintosh application has a
- minimum and a preferred amount of memory (called a partition) that it
- requests when you open it (by double-clicking). Not all applications make
- good use of the memory they request; sometimes it goes unused. Memory
- Minder keeps track of how much memory applications request and then
- actually use. It lets you adjust the preferred memory size for the
- applications you've recently used. By doing so, you should be able to keep
- more applications open simultaneously.
-
- Name = CPUSpeedDisplay 1.0.2a.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:CPUSpeedDisplay 1.0.2a.sit
- Size: 44K Date: 5/26/95
- Description:
- CPUSpeedDisplay 1.02a - CPUSpeedDisplay is a teeny application that runs on
- any notebook Macintosh. It does exactly what it says - It displays the
- current CPU speed in Megahertz. I originally wrote this utility to aid me
- in developing MyBattery, but I've posted it as a resource for anybody to
- use if you ever question the speed your computer is running at. Most
- PowerBooks and Duos can be configured to run at two speeds - full speed,
- which is obviously faster, and reduced speed, which is slower but prolongs
- your battery life. CPUSpeedDisplay reads the current CPU speed and
- displays it. That's all! This program runs on any portable Macintosh
- (Macintosh Portable, PowerBooks, or Duos). It is freeware.
-
- Name = Church Windows 1.1 Install.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:Church Windows 1.1 Install.sit
- Size:163K Date: 5/26/95
- Description:
- Church Windows 1.1 Install - Church Windows is a Control Panel that allows
- you to change the style of windows used by your Mac. Window styles are
- implemented through plug-ins, six of which are supplied with this release
- (Windows 3.1, Windows 95, NeXT, Motif, Silicon Graphics Iris, and a
- grow-handled System 7). Church Windows does not change the appearance of
- menus, scroll bars, buttons, or other controls. Church Windows overrides
- the normal window style used in dialogs and document windows. It does not
- attempt to override the rounded corner style of Desk Accessory windows.
- Applications that themselves override the default System window style, or
- use rounded windows, are allowed to do so. Church Windows requires...
-
- Name = Coffee Break 2.1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:Coffee Break 2.1.2.sit
- Size: 99K Date: 5/26/95
- Description:
- Coffee Break 2.12 - Coffee Break is a simple application that is designed
- to force you to take periodic breaks, so that you can reduce your chances
- of getting a Repetetive Stress Injury. You may set an amount of work time,
- during which Coffee Break sits in the background with a timer displayed,
- and an amount of sleep time, during which you are forced to take a break
- from the computer. For more information about how to use Coffee Break, see
- the on-line help. (From within Coffee Break, choose Help from the File
- menu, Coffee Break Help from the Balloon Help menu, press the Help key (on
- an Extended keyboard), or press Cmd-? to access the on-line help.)
-
- Name = BatteryAmnesia 1.4.0a.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:BatteryAmnesia 1.4.0a.sit
- Size: 72K Date: 5/26/95
- Description:
- BatteryAmnesia 1.4.0a - BatteryAmnesia is a utility for any PowerBook that
- uses a nickel-cadmium (NiCad) battery or Nickel-Hydride (NiHy) battery.
- Over time, these batteries are susceptible to a memory effect, which can
- reduce their battery capacity. The memory effect can be cured by fully
- discharging the battery before recharging it. BatteryAmnesia provides a
- safe, fast and automatic way to deep discharge your PowerBook's battery.
- BatteryAmnesia automatically bypasses the low battery warning dialogs, and
- prevents the soft sleep brought on by those dialogs, and will run your
- PowerBook's battery down until the hard hardware shutdown occurs, which is
- at a lower voltage. This provides a better discharge.
-
- Name = Sleeper 1.1.3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Sleeper 1.1.3.sit
- Size: 76K Date: 5/26/95
- Description:
- Sleeper 1.13 - Sleeper is a control panel for desktop Macs that dims the
- screen and spins down SCSI disk drives after periods of inactivity.
- Separate sleep times can be set for the two features. Setting up via the
- control panel is straightforward, and there is help available by clicking
- the Sleeper icon if anything is unclear. No, it doesn't show you pictures
- of Tribbles or Mickey Mouse, but it does dim your screen effectively. Some
- people insist that, due to advances in phosphor coating technology,
- today's displays don't have burn-in problems like the original Mac did.
- Regardless of whether this is true or not, dimming the screen also keeps
- your Mac from distracting you and keeps others from peering at your...
-
- Name = Jeremy's CS Modules 1.4.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:Jeremy's CS Modules 1.4.2.sit
- Size: 92K Date: 5/26/95
- Description:
- Jeremy's CSM's 1.4.2 - Includes 8 modules - Application CSM, Battery CSM,
- Battery Time CSM, Clock CSM, CPU Speed CSM, Sleep CSM, Sound Volume CSM
- and Temperature CSM. Battery CSM displays current battery levels and
- charger status. It can also display the hard drive state, clock speed, and
- estimate of remaining time, Battery Time displays Apple's estimate of
- remaining battery time, a historical estimate which learns your battery
- use, or the elapsed time spent on battery, Clock displays the current time
- and you can click for the date. CPU Speed displays CPU speed, Sleep CSM -
- Via the popup menu, you can select whether or not to bypass the dialog
- that appears when AppleTalk is active, and more!
-
- Name = Icon Collector 1.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:Icon Collector 1.0.1.sit
- Size: 29K Date: 5/26/95
- Description:
- Icon Collector 1.01 - Icon Collector allows you to create icon collections
- by merging customs icons from multiple applications, files or folders in a
- single document, to save disk space. Icon Collector extracts icons from
- your collection by creating new folders with theses icons.WHY IS IT COOL?
- Try to copy the custom icon of an appleshare volume or a CD-ROM with
- zillions of files from the finder - select the volume, Get Info, wait,
- wait, wait - the Finder is calculating the size...., copy the icon. Try to
- do the same thing with Icon Collector - launch IC, create a new
- Collection, from the finder, drag the volume(s)'s icon(s) to Icon
- Collector's application icon, copy the icon from the Collection's...
-
- Name = CSToggle 1.0.0a.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:CSToggle 1.0.0a.sit
- Size: 42K Date: 5/26/95
- Description:
- CSToggle 1.0.0a - CSToggle is a teeny application that has one purpose in
- life - to toggle on and off the Control Strip display. If you run it while
- the Control Strip is showing, the Control Strip disappears. If you run it
- while the Control Strip is hiding, it re-appears. That's all! If the
- Control Strip software isn't loaded (you haven't booted your computer with
- the Control Strip control panel present) then running this program will
- cause nothing to happen.
-
- Name = Virtual 1.03.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:Virtual 1.03.sit
- Size: 59K Date: 5/24/95
- Description:
- Virtual 1.03 - If you're familiar with X-Windows workstations, you have
- probably used one virtual window manager or other. Virtual is one of
- those, for the Mac. It presents you with multiple 'virtual screens' where
- you can place your windows, so you don't have a clutter of them on your
- real screen. You can switch virtual screens with a key combination, or by
- choosing that screen in the Virtual window. You can drag windows around to
- move them to other screens, and so on. Obviously, if you don't have enough
- memory to open more than one application at a time, you don't need
- Virtual. It's just an application, no extension, no trap patching, no
- messing up with your system. Requires Color QuickDraw, System 7.1 or
-
- Name = Greg's Browser 2.5.4 FAT.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:Greg's Browser 2.5.4 FAT.sit
- Size:212K Date: 5/23/95
- Description:
- Greg's Browser 2.5.4 FAT - Greg's Browser is an interesting finder
- replacement stand alone application. When you open it, you are presented
- with a scrolling list of all folders and applications (like if you could
- view your desktop by name). Click on the hard drive's name, and in the
- next column over appears all the folders and applications on the hard
- drive (like in view by name). You can launch programs, open folders to
- show a list view in the next column to the right, throw things away, and
- put icons in a special place for quick access. You can also have invisible
- files show. Plus, most of the functions can be run through the keyboard!
- Shareware.
-
- Name = ChunkJoiner 2.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:ChunkJoiner 2.0.1.sit
- Size: 73K Date: 5/22/95
- Description:
- ChunkJoiner 2.01 - ChunkJoiner is a small utility that lets you join
- (concatenate) any group of files in a single piece. To use it, simply
- select the files you want to join, and drag&drop them onto ChunkJoiner.
- You will be asked the type and creator for the newly created file. You
- will be also asked for the name of the application which can open the
- resulting file; the Finder 7.x can read this name and show it to the user
- if the application is not present. ChunkJoiner physically combines the
- documents. ChunkJoiner operates on data forks, because by joining resource
- forks you would obtain a corrupted resource file.
-
- Name = Essential Modem 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:Essential Modem 1.0.sit
- Size: 57K Date: 5/22/95
- Description:
- Essential Modem 1.0 - HSDs Essential Strips is a collection of Control
- Strip modules designed to significantly enhance your interaction with your
- Macintosh computer. Essential Modem is one module of the Essential Strips
- collection. It allows you to switch between the internal and external
- modem on Macintosh PowerBook computers and indicates whether the internal
- or external modem is selected. This saves you a trip to the PowerBook
- Setup control panel. It also allows you to quickly set the wake on ring
- feature and indicates when a ring is detected by the internal modem. This
- module is especially useful for users with slow internal modems (on the
- road) and fast external modems (in the office). Essential Modem runs in...
-
- Name = CPU Reporter 1.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:CPU Reporter 1.0.1.sit
- Size: 11K Date: 5/22/95
- Description:
- CPU Reporter 1.01 - CPU Reporter is a small, almost useless, application
- that identifies the CPU your Macintosh is using. It is useful for people
- with PowerMac Upgrade Cards (or similar accelerators) who find themselves
- switching between processors frequently. The CPU number is displayed in a
- small floating window bar. CPU Reporter remembers the position of the
- window bar between sessions. Place CPU Reporter in the Startup Items
- folder in your System Folder. CPU Reporter uses only 30k of RAM, so it
- shouldn't get in the way of other programs; and if you really need the
- RAM, you can quit the program. Finally, CPU Reporter performs no
- background processing, so it doesn't slow down other applications.
-
- Name = Substitute 1.5.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Substitute 1.5.2.sit
- Size: 22K Date: 5/17/95
- Description:
- Substitute 1.52 - Substitute 1.52, like Substitute 1.0 already, is able to
- copy, move, rename, delete files. But now Substitute 1.52 can also
- lock/unlock files and is able to make full aliases. Substitute has also,
- since version 1.0, improved ability to move files: it moves, now, even
- locked files and remove, optionally, files with the same name, present in
- the new location (if the already present file in the new location is
- unlocked, otherwise Substitute returns error -45). Should someone desire
- the deletion of locked files, please ask me; however I discourage this -
- security is very important! If you want to move and rename a locked file,
- Substitute moves it but leaving the original name.
-
- Name = Subliminal Messages.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Subliminal Messages.sit
- Size: 30K Date: 5/16/95
- Description:
- Subliminal Messages - Subliminal Messages is the result of a great deal of
- long hard work and research into the principle of behavioral modification.
- As many of you already know, it is possible for the subconscious mind to
- recieve sensory input without the knowledge or awareness of the conscious
- mind. On your Macintosh, this effect can best be produced by the quick
- flashing of messages across the screen, for 1/10th of a second or less, in
- combination with sub-aural messages output through the speakers. These
- combine to produce any of the effects available in the Subliminal Messages
- Control Panel. Simply select the desired effect, then use your computer
- normally. Subliminal messages will begin a program of messages to move...
-
- Name = Musical Menus.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:Musical Menus.sit
- Size: 7K Date: 5/16/95
- Description:
- Musical Menus - Musical Menus... this started off as a really stupid idea,
- was developed as a stupid idea, and became a stupid finished product. The
- basic premise is this - what is the most boring activity on the Macintosh?
- That's right... pulling down a menu. Background animations stop, processes
- freeze, and in general, the machine just waits, slobberingly, for your
- next command. Well, in the interests of making things a little bit more
- annoying, we created Musical Menus. Musical Menus is just that. Put it in
- your Extensions Folder and restart. From then on, whenever you pull down a
- menu, Musical Menus will track your every move, evaluating its
- psychoharmonic frequency based on which item is selected. This done,...
-
- Name = UnRound.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:UnRound.sit
- Size: 6K Date: 5/16/95
- Description:
- UnRound - Tired of the Mac being too friendly? Dont you wish that it would
- be less curvy? Well, one of the nuts at The Syzygy Cult thought so, so he
- made UnRound. UnRound will change all of the rounded buttons to simple
- rectangles, as well as making things like the Puzzle DA square. This
- actually shows you how much thought Apple put in while making the MacOS
- interface, and how little things can make a big difference.
-
- Name = Round.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:R:Round.sit
- Size: 5K Date: 5/16/95
- Description:
- Round - Did you ever want to make your Mac look like a total freak? Taking
- Apples rounded button idea too far? I never did, never will. But since Im
- an easy going guy I made this anyway. You might have problems reading
- somethings, so I dont recommend long use with this, as its purpose is to
- show you what it could look like, not to replace what you allready have.
- It gives your Mac a bubble look to it, try it out!
-
- Name = LCD Screen Tester.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:LCD Screen Tester.sit
- Size: 12K Date: 5/16/95
- Description:
- LCD Screen Tester - This is a small, useful application for people with
- active matrix PowerBooks who would like to test their screen for stuck
- pixels. It floods your screen with red, green, blue, white and black; to
- make the culprit stuck pixel (or subpixel) show its ugly head. This is so
- you can show your Apple Dealer that there is a problem with your screen
- and that it needs to be replaced (I think you need five pixels to be stuck
- for the replacement, but dont take that number to heart). This will only
- be useful for people with active matrix screens This is a good program to
- run on a Powerbook before you buy it. Afterwords, it might only make you
- sad. Luckily, I only have one pixel stuck! Make sure there's no lint...
-
- Name = Spaced 1.11.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Spaced 1.11.sit
- Size: 11K Date: 5/16/95
- Description:
- Spaced 1.11 - This program will analyze your hard disks and show what
- percentage is being wasted by the set block size. The recommendations of
- adjusting your block size should only be attempted by a qualified user who
- strictly understands how to repartition a hard disk. If you feel you have
- the appropriate levels of expertize, please do not forget to first backup
- ALL of your data before repartitioning with a separate program. You can
- also use Spaced to show the number of total files, total directories,
- total disk space, free disk space, unused disk space, used file space,
- wasted disk space and block size.
-
- Name = OtherMenu 1.8.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:OtherMenu 1.8.sit
- Size:247K Date: 5/15/95
- Description:
- OtherMenu 1.8 - OtherMenu is an extension that creates a system-wide
- hierarchical menu somewhat similar to the Apple menu. It can be used for
- launching applications and documents, restart and shut down, various
- utility functions, and executing FKEYs. It requires System 7. OtherMenu
- takes up a minimum of about 32K of system memory, but uses more depending
- on the length of the menu and the number of submenus. The first time you
- start your Mac with OtherMenu installed, OtherMenu creates a folder named
- OtherMenu Folder inside your System Folder. You will see a menu whose
- title is a round icon near the help menu.
-
- Name = Dialog View 2.1.5.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Dialog View 2.1.5.sit
- Size: 77K Date: 5/15/95
- Description:
- Dialog View 2.1.5 - Dialog View is a control panel that allows you to
- change the appearance of directory dialogs (Open and Save dialogs). You
- can control what kind of icons are used, increase the height and width of
- the file list, and set the font for the file list. It requires System 7.
- Certain critical routines are accelerated for PowerPC. New - Fixed a bug
- that caused stretching to fail under certain specific conditions. One
- reason this bug went undetected for a long time is that it was masked by
- other extensions such as OtherMenu or Super Boomerang. Updated the docs to
- reflect the fact that I expect my address to change soon.
-
- Name = Jon's Commands 1.35.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Jon's Commands 1.35.sit
- Size: 30K Date: 5/15/95
- Description:
- JonsCommands 1.3.5 - This AppleScript Scripting Addition provides
- AppleScript and all scriptable and Apple Event aware applications with
- added functionality. To examine the AppleScript syntax of each of these
- commands, simply drag Jons Commands onto the Script Editor or use the Open
- Dictionary command to open it. To install it, simply drop it into the
- Scripting Additions folder which is inside your Extensions folder. Jons
- Commands includes these commands - deleteFile, renameFile, moveFile, sound
- volume, set sound volume to, clipboard info, set the clipboard to, get
- data from the clipboard, execute FKEY, screen list, finder selection, keys
- pressed, machine environment, play sound and much more. Check them...
-
- Name = Shift Switcher 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Shift Switcher 1.0.sit
- Size: 15K Date: 5/15/95
- Description:
- Shift Switcher 1.0 - Holding down the Shift Key during Startup on a Mac
- running System 7 or later disables the loading of Extensions, Control
- Panels and Startup items. Some users may find this annoying if they are
- trying to prevent other users tampering with their Machine. Shift Switcher
- is a simple utility to disable the Shift Key of your Mac during the
- Startup process. The changes it makes are permanent (unless you change
- them back of course) - you do not need to leave Shift Switcher on the
- machine for the Shift Key to be disabled. Reinstalling the System software
- will also re-enable the Shift Key.
-
- Name = Folder Icon Maker 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:Folder Icon Maker 1.2.sit
- Size: 26K Date: 5/15/95
- Description:
- Folder Icon Maker 1.2 - Folder Icon Maker creates folders with custom
- icons. If you havent already plastered your folders with icons from
- another program, or even if you have, Folder Icon Maker creates attractive
- folders from almost any file. To use Folder Icon Maker, just drag an
- application or document onto the FIM icon. A new folder will be created in
- same directory as the file is in. Requirements, System 7 or later, Color
- or greyscale monitor for best results.
-
- Name = Decor 2.6.1 FAT.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Decor 2.6.1 FAT.sit
- Size:158K Date: 5/15/95
- Description:
- Decor 2.61 FAT- Decor allows you to replace the desktop pattern with a
- background picture of your choice. You can either directly specify a file,
- or have Decor choose it randomly from a folder. Decor now recognizes
- StartupScreens, PICT, GIF and JPEG files. All changes in the settings take
- effect without needing to restart your Macintosh. Decor now ships as a fat
- binary, which means that it will run at optimum speed on the new Power
- Macs as well as on the classic 680x0 Macs.
-
- Name = Acme Movers 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:Acme Movers 1.1.sit
- Size:489K Date: 5/14/95
- Description:
- Acme Movers 1.1 - Acme Movers is a utility designed to supplement the
- Finder and provide an alternative interface for moving or copying files
- from one location to another on any mounted volumes. Regardless of whether
- the source file or folder and the destination folder are on the same
- volume or different mounted volumes, you have a choice of moving the
- source (leaving only one copy of it at the destination), copying the
- source (leaving the source where it is and making a copy of it at the
- destination) or moving the source and creating an alias to its new
- location at its old location.
-
- Name = UltraFind 1.5.2 FAT.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:UltraFind 1.5.2 FAT.sit
- Size:244K Date: 5/12/95
- Description:
- UltraFind 1.52 FAT - UltraFind is a powerful File Scanner utility specially
- developed for System 7 that can quickly find specific files or groups of
- related files - anywhere on your computer or network - and move them to
- another location or network volume (or open, copy, label, examine, backup
- and/or remove them). Searching on just about any conceivable combination
- of Macintosh file attribute, UltraFind is designed to go and get the exact
- document you need from among countless documents with similar file names
- or types, or collect files from all over your system and move them to new
- locations. You can even search for specific words, or parts of sentences
- anywhere within files on any mounted media (CD's, tapes, hard...
-
- Name = File Buddy 3.11.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:File Buddy 3.11.sit
- Size:216K Date: 5/11/95
- Description:
- File Buddy 3.11 - File Buddy continues its tradition of making significant
- use of the drag&drop capability of System 7, offering two more options for
- dropped files, while at the same time providing better access to those who
- prefer to not use drop keys. Drop keys are user-configurable. File Buddy
- now has the ability to search disks for files and folders matching
- criteria you specify in the File Buddy Find window. New - A variety of
- bugs have been fixed. Most of them sporatically manifested themselves as
- garbage where text or numbers should appear. Find Unattached Aliases will
- now work with a much larger set of unattached aliases. Fixed a small
- memory leak. Requires System 7. Includes Balloon help for almost
-
- Name = DropZone 3.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DropZone 3.1.sit
- Size: 93K Date: 5/11/95
- Description:
- DropZone 3.1 - System 7's drop-launching features are a nice idea, but you
- end up cluttering your desktop, or leaving windows open. DropZone is a
- simple utility designed to let you keep a clean desktop, but still
- maintain convenient access to System 7's drop-launching features. DropZone
- serves as a drag and drop dock for any applications that you choose.
- Simply drag documents to the DropZone icon, and then select an app to
- launch from the get file dialog. The dropped documents will then be opened
- using the selected application. It also facilitates automated drop
- launching using Valet Launching. With Valet Launching, you can configure
- DropZone to automate your most frequent drop-launching tasks. Replaces
-
- Name = Serenity 1.5.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Serenity 1.5.sit
- Size: 86K Date: 5/11/95
- Description:
- Serenity 1.5 - Simple is a simple application launcher, suitable for small
- children and others who prefer to avoid the Macintosh finder. Serenity
- provides a window with up to twenty configurable buttons. Each button may
- be used to lauch an application, desk acessory or document, and can be
- configured to automatically perform functions such as speaker volume
- adjustment, monitor depth adjustment, and application hiding. Serenity
- temporarily replaces the finder, in order to help prevent accidental
- damage to your system. Requires System 7.
-
- Name = AutoLock 1.5.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:AutoLock 1.5.sit
- Size: 35K Date: 5/11/95
- Description:
- AutoLock 1.5 - AutoLock is a small application intended to alleviate some
- problems associated with running childrens applications (games, etc.)
- under the System 7 Finder. AutoLock can help to prevent small children
- from accidentally sending a game to the background. In addition, AutoLock
- can salvage many old (but good!) games that are virtually impossible to
- use under System 7. Finally, AutoLock's Shell Mode provides a limited
- launching functionality that can be used in place of the Finder, somewhat
- like At Ease (with no frills, however). Also, check out the author's newer
- product, Serenity!
-
- Name = ScrapIt Pro 4.01.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:ScrapIt Pro 4.01.sit
- Size:180K Date: 5/10/95
- Description:
- ScrapIt Pro 4.01 - ScrapIt Pro is a powerful storage and cataloging utility
- which will allow you to archive and retrieve anything you can copy to the
- clipboard, import (or drag & drop for System 7.5 users!); sounds, PICTures,
- Text, QuickTime movies, and lots more.... all accessable at the click of a
- mouse! You can print thumbnail pictures or text lists of all items in any
- Scrap file. You can quickly and easily search through all the text items of
- a scrap file to find what you're looking for. It can also be used it as a
- mini-word processor; create new or edit any text items, change fonts,
- style, size and color! ScrapIt Pro can play the sounds or QuickTime movies
- and more.
-
- Name = CS Monitor Bitdepth 1.3.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:CS Monitor Bitdepth 1.3.2.sit
- Size: 12K Date: 5/09/95
- Description:
- CS Monitor Bitdepth 1.32 - Monitor Bitdepth is a control strip module which
- allows you to change the bit-depth of a monitor. To use it, drop it in the
- Control Strip Modules folder inside the system folder and restart. Features
- - The module's menu contains the list of bit-depths your monitor supports.
- If there is more than one monitor attached to your computer, the menu also
- include a list of the monitors. To set the selected monitor to the maximum
- bit-depth, control-click on the module. The normal menu will appear if that
- is the current setting. To move the menu bar to another monitor,
- command-click on the module to bring up that menu. The normal menu will
- appear if there is only one monitor.
-
- Name = Essential Strips Package1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:Essential Strips Package1.0.sit
- Size: 84K Date: 5/08/95
- Description:
- Essential Strips Package 1.0 - HSD's Essential Strips is a collection of
- Control Strip modules designed to significantly enhance your interaction
- with your Macintosh computer. Essential Strips 2/95 consists of three
- modules - Essential Alias, Essential Copy, and Essential Move. These
- modules solve the problem of having to navigate through many folders to
- accomplish simple alias creation, copy, and move tasks. They eliminate the
- need for cluttering the desktop with aliases to often used folders. Future
- releases of Essential Strips will contain additional modules and updates
- to existing modules. Registered users of Essential Strips will be able to
- upgrade for free by downloading Essential Strips.
-
- Name = Control PPP 1.01.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:Control PPP 1.01.sit
- Size: 15K Date: 5/08/95
- Description:
- Control PPP 1.01 - Control PPP is a control strip module for all you road
- warriors. It lets you connect or disconnect MacPPP and open the MacTCP and
- Config PPP control panels to change to your dial up number etc. It also
- indicates whether MacPPP is open or not by a mere glance at its icon, in
- case you have an internal modem. Control PPP needs the Control Strip or
- Desktop Strip control panel, and MacPPP. Obviously it therefore needs
- System 7.0 or better. Any way, it'll crash if you somehow manage to load
- it under System 6, I promise!
-
- Name = SetItsType! 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:SetItsType! 1.2.sit
- Size: 9K Date: 5/06/95
- Description:
- SetItsType! 1.2 - SetItsType! is a file type/creator changer. SetItsType!
- requires System 7 (or greater) to run. I think it works on any Mac
- including PowerMac. To set a file's file type, drop the file, enter the
- new type in fields, and hit return key or Set button. You can drop
- multiple files if you want to set more than one file's type at a time. You
- can cancel if you want to. Just hit Cancel or Cancel All button. If you
- want to set type of all the dropped file to the same one, hit Set All
- instead of Set. You can choose type from an existing file. Choose
- Choose... from the pop-up menu. You can store your favorite types in the
- menu. Choose Add to menu from the pop-up menu after you enter your
-
- Name = Greg's Buttons 3.7.1 FAT.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:Greg's Buttons 3.7.1 FAT.sit
- Size: 99K Date: 5/04/95
- Description:
- Greg's Buttons 3.71 FAT - Greg's Buttons is a control panel that lets you
- customize the user interface of a Macintosh running System 7. Replaces the
- standard flat black and white push buttons, check boxes, and radio buttons
- with tasteful 3D color ones. These buttons are designed to complement the
- windows and scroll bars in the System 7 interface, and in particular they
- use the color tints that you can select in the Color control panel. You
- can choose from three styles of push buttons and four styles each of radio
- buttons and check boxes. There is also an option to draw the text of push
- buttons using an embossed style. Substitutes a font of your choice (chosen
- from two versions each of Espi, Helvetica, Palatino, and Tecton) for
-
- Name = Chronograph 1.11 FAT UR.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:Chronograph 1.11 FAT UR.sit
- Size:154K Date: 5/03/95
- Description:
- Chronograph 1.11 UR - Chronograph is a utility that is similar to the UNIX
- cron facility. Cron is a scheduling utility that permits programs to
- execute on a regular basis. Once per minute, it checks to see if any jobs
- require execution. If so, it executes these programs and then becomes idle
- until the next minute arrives, when it checks for scheduled jobs again.
- This program requires System 7.0 or later to run. It can execute on both
- standard Macintoshes and Power Macintoshes. The Cron Master program is a
- fat binary.
-
- Name = FileLift 2.0 Demo FAT.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FileLift 2.0 Demo FAT.sit
- Size: 88K Date: 5/02/95
- Description:
- FileLift 2.0 Demo FAT - FileLift is a Drag & Drop utility which allows you
- to change a file's Creator, File Type and File Attribute's. FileLift allows
- you to make these changes very quickly. Yet FileLift is simple to use.
- FileLift is a fat binary so you can run it on both 68000 Macs and native
- on the new Power PC Mac's. Requires System 7. Features - does not modify
- any file until you choose to save it. Supports the four required apple
- events. FileLift can lock or unlock a group of files dragged onto its
- icon. FileLift can change the attributes, File Type and File Creator of a
- group of files dragged onto its icon to a preset File Type, determined by
- the user. Choose standard file types from popUpMenu. And more!
-
- Name = CS Process Switch 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:CS Process Switch 1.1.sit
- Size: 10K Date: 5/02/95
- Description:
- CS Process Switch 1.1 - Process Switch is a control strip module which
- allows you to switch to a different application by clicking on its icon.
- Features - Show Front Application Only shows the icon of the front
- application. When you click on it, the next application is brought to the
- front. Control-click brings the previous application to the front, and
- command-click brings the last active application to the front. The
- applications are ordered by when they were launched. Show Constant Number
- of Applications shows a constant number of icons, which is determined by
- the width of the module. Show All Applications shows the icons of all
- currently running application, adjusting the width as necessary....
-
- Name = CS Memory Display 1.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:CS Memory Display 1.0.1.sit
- Size: 12K Date: 5/02/95
- Description:
- CS Memory Display 1.02 - Memory Display is a control strip module which
- shows you the total or front application's used/available memory. Features
- - Get Application's Memory shows the allocated/free memory for the front
- application. If the Finder is the front application, it shows the total
- memory. Get Total Memory shows the total memory/largest unused block for
- your machine. Show Application's & Total Memory shows the total memory bar
- at the bottom, and the front application's memory bar on top.
- Command-click to increase the width of the module, control-click to
- decrease. Drag the size box to resize the module. Control-command-click to
- set it to the default width. At its minimum width, the graph is...
-
- Name = CS Battery Display 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:CS Battery Display 1.0.sit
- Size: 26K Date: 5/02/95
- Description:
- CS Battery Display 1.0 - Battery Display is a control strip module which
- shows the current status of the battery, and takes up a lot less space in
- the control strip than Apple's Battery Monitor module. To use it, drop it
- in the Control Strip Modules folder inside the system folder and restart.
- FEATURES - Show All Batteries - Only on PowerBook 500s. Show Battery
- Consumption - Only on PowerBooks 500s & Duos. Show Charge
- Status(charging). Show Charge Status(not charging). Show Time Remaining
- (not plugged in) - Only on PowerBooks 500s & Duos. Show Percent Full. Show
- Battery Voltage. Show Battery Temperature in C - Only on PowerBooks 500s &
- Duos. Show Battery Temperature in F - Only on PowerBooks 500s & Duos.
-
- Name = Default Folder 2.5.4.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Default Folder 2.5.4.sit
- Size:130K Date: 5/01/95
- Description:
- Default Folder 2.54 - Default Folder is a control panel which allows you to
- configure a default folder for individual applications or for all
- applications. When you open or save a file, Default Folder makes sure that
- the file dialogs initially show you the folder of your choice. Saves alot
- of time usually spent navigating through the folders. Default folder also
- allows you to switch between disks and will automatically save the last
- folder used on each drive. It also provides a rebound feature - it sets
- the selection back to the file you selected last time you used a file
- dialog. This control panel used to be called DfaultD. Many new features,
- now requires System 7.
-
- Name = IconWrap II 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:IconWrap II 1.1.sit
- Size: 8K Date: 5/01/95
- Description:
- IconWrap II 1.1 - IconWrap II is a simple extension that makes sure the
- startup icons for your system extensions and control panels march across
- the screen in nice orderly rows. Mac system extensions follow a set of de
- facto standards for displaying their startup icons, but some are a little
- more capable than others. Almost everyone's icons march horizontally
- across the screen very well these days, but some still fall apart when
- they reach the right hand side of the screen and have to start a new row
- above the first. Others just refuse to be put in the second row and hop
- back down to the first, causing havoc on the screen (OK, not really, but
- it sounds more exciting than saying they leave this little blank...
-
- Name = The Tilery 3.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:The Tilery 3.0.sit
- Size: 97K Date: 5/01/95
- Description:
- The Tilery 3.0 - The Tilery 3.0 (previously called Applicon) displays a
- tile (a small square window) for each application you have open. Each tile
- displays an application's icon and name. If you click a tile, the
- corresponding application will come to the front. Option-clicking hides
- the previous application as the new application comes forward. If
- Applicon's tiles are all hidden behind other windows, moving the mouse to
- a hot spot in a corner of the screen will bring them forward. Applicon
- itself is just an application. It's not an INIT or system extension, not a
- DA, nor a control panel. It is very reliable and highly compatible with
- the rest of your software. Requires System 7.
-
- Name = NameCleaner 1.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:NameCleaner 1.0.1.sit
- Size: 54K Date: 5/01/95
- Description:
- NameCleaner 1.01 - NameCleaner is a utility to clean up messy file names.
- It's purpose is to - Give files with definable DOS extensions
- corresponding Macintosh Type/Creator codes and name suffixes. Remove
- non-viewable characters, smarten quotes, and pad out punctuation marks
- (with exclusions). Perform automatic capitalisation for words of different
- lengths, and apply a dictionary for special cases. Find and replace any
- definable phrase with a corresponding phrase. Append information (size,
- date and type) about individual files and apply a dictionary for type
- phrases. Truncate Macintosh names for DOS and give files with definable
- Type Codes corresponding DOS Extensions.
-
- Name = Fat Free 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:Fat Free 1.2.sit
- Size: 16K Date: 5/01/95
- Description:
- Fat Free 1.2 - The ultimate weight watcher program for your Fat Binaries
- applications. This application, intended for 680x0 mac users, simply
- removes the Data Fork of a file (i.e. the part containing datas and native
- PowerPC code), to remove the PowerPC code, and so saving lot of disk space
- (about 40 percent of the size of the fat application file). There is
- absolutely no warranty about a such modified copy of the application, so
- please ALWAYS work on a COPY.
-
- Name = Audio Strip GH 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:Audio Strip GH 1.2.sit
- Size: 85K Date: 5/01/95
- Description:
- Audio Strip GH 1.2 - Audio Strip GH is a collection of 11 Control Strip
- modules which implement the controls on a CD player - play, stop, eject,
- volume, pause/continue, fast forward, fast backward, skip to next track,
- skip to previous track, display time and one module which does most
- everything. It should work with any drive which uses Apple's CD-ROM driver
- (although, the volume control will not work with the CDSC drive). It does
- not work with some Toshiba drives as they are mounted on the SCSI bus
- until after the control strip modules are loaded. I assume that this
- limitation applies to some other non-Apple drives.
-
- Name = TappyType 2.01.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:TappyType 2.01.sit
- Size: 77K Date: 4/26/95
- Description:
- TappyType 2.01 - TappyType is a Control Panel which causes your Macintosh
- to make typewriter noises in response to your keystrokes. It requires
- System 7 (or later), but runs on both the new Power Macs as well as the
- older machines. TappyType has a variety of features - TappyType makes a
- tap noise in response to printable characters, and a spacebar noise in
- response to Space or Tab. In reponse to Return or Enter, TappyType makes a
- bell sound followed by a carriage return sound. There are some choices for
- the bell sound, including off if it becomes a nuisance. TappyType can be
- turned on and off, either from the Control Panel dialog box, or at any
- time by invoking a special toggle keystroke. This keystroke can be
-
- Name = Script Debugger 1.0 Demo.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Script Debugger 1.0 Demo.sit
- Size:756K Date: 4/26/95
- Description:
- Script Debugger 1.0 Demo - Script Debugger is an application designed to
- replace Apple's Script Editor for anyone writing AppleScript scripts.
- Script Debugger offers a wide range of editing features which make
- creating and editing scripts simpler. It also provides debugging tools
- which allow you to control the execution of your scripts. In addition, the
- program features an enhanced dictionary browser designed to make it easier
- to understand the events and classes provided by the scriptable
- applications you use. Whereas Apple's Script Editor provides the basics
- required to enter and edit scripts, Script Debugger provides a wide range
- of enhanced editing facilities. This is a commercial demo.
-
- Name = NoShutButt 0.9.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:NoShutButt 0.9.sit
- Size: 20K Date: 4/25/95
- Description:
- NoShutButt 0.9 - When Apple released the System 7.5 Upgrade they thought
- they were doing us a favor (or at least being consistent) by making the
- Power on key a Power off key, too. Thats actually a pretty good idea, (as
- are many of Apples ideas) except that some of us use the key for other
- purposes. It seems that Apple is in the habit of not giving us a choice
- (like a Control Panel setting) of whether or not we want to use some of
- the features they feel they should include (like zoom rectangles in the
- Finder, but thats another story). With NoShutButt you can disable the
- Power off key. You can re-enable it later, if you want. This is NOT an
- extension, because there is no reason to make it one.
-
- Name = KickStart 1.1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:KickStart 1.1.1.sit
- Size: 21K Date: 4/25/95
- Description:
- KickStart 1.1.1 - KickStart is a simple application which enables you to
- launch an application, desk acc. or control panel very fast, specially if
- you don't really know where it's located. When you launch Kickstart for
- the first time a scan of your local volumes will be done. This is only
- done once. So the next time you launch Kickstart it'll be much faster. You
- can launch an application by simple typing a part of the applications
- name. The matched application will be shown in the window. Any part will
- do, as long as the text you type is somewhere in the application's name.
- Just press enter or return to launch the application. If the application
- shown is not the one you want, just continue typing or press the TAB...
-
- Name = ClipStation 1.0d5.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:ClipStation 1.0d5.sit
- Size: 20K Date: 4/24/95
- Description:
- ClipStation 1.0d5 - ClipStation is an attempt at uniting the Drag Manager
- with the Clipboard. Drag-and-drop is a cool new way of moving data between
- applications, but not everybody supports it yet. Hence, you can use
- ClipStation as a way station between drag-and-drop and old-style
- cut/copy/paste. When ClipStation is frontmost, it displays a window,
- showing the current contents of the Clipboard. You can drag a Finder
- clipping file into this window, and it will be copied to the Clipboard.
- You can then switch to a non-drag-savvy application, and paste it in
- there. You can also copy something to the Clipboard, then bring
- ClipStation to the front, and drag the clipboard contents out of its
-
- Name = CaretPatch 0.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:CaretPatch 0.2.sit
- Size: 6K Date: 4/24/95
- Description:
- CaretPatch 0.2 - Ever lost sight of the little caret, the thin blinking
- vertical line used to indicate where the next character you type in is
- going to show up on the screen? If so, you might have experimented with
- the blinking rate to make it more conspicuous. If that is not enough for
- you, this little system extension could be helpful. It draws the caret
- with a line two pixels thick instead of only one pixel. This System
- Extension might be useful for PowerBook owners. There are a few utilities
- that change the shape of the mouse pointer when it is over a text field
- (insertion beam, a vertical line with two little horizontal bars, one at
- the top, one at the bottom) to something more conspicuous. But they...
-
- Name = List Launcher 1.13.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:List Launcher 1.13.sit
- Size: 87K Date: 4/24/95
- Description:
- List Launcher 1.13 - List Launcher is a utility that allows you to quickly
- and easily launch pre-selected groups of files. Unlike many other similar
- utilities, List Launcher is not a system extension, it is an application.
- Therefore, List Launcher poses little threat to compatibility (e.g. it
- will work even when you boot up with extensions off). Further, List
- Launcher uses RAM only when it is open. One additional feature about List
- Launcher that was a primary motivating factor in its development is that
- ALL of its operations can be performed from the keyboard. The mouse is
- optional. But why bother to have a utility to launch files if it is itself
- an application? The answer to this question lies in the use of an FKEY...
-
- Name = ExAminer 1.4.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:E:ExAminer 1.4.sit
- Size:159K Date: 4/23/95
- Description:
- ExAminer 1.4 - Here is ExAminer, a System Folder maintenance utility for
- Macintosh computers. With ExAminer you can mine for extensions and things
- in the System Folder. You can change what is enabled and what is disabled,
- and you can create sets of configurations. You can think of ExAminer as a
- tool that either mines (digs) for Extensions and Apple Menu Items (and
- more) items or lets you exam the System Folder. Either metaphor works!
- ExAminer supports Macintosh Plus and newer computers with at least 2MB of
- memory and requires System 7. ExAminer is compatible with multiple
- monitors and large screen monitors.
-
- Name = Randopatamizer 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:R:Randopatamizer 1.0.sit
- Size: 6K Date: 4/22/95
- Description:
- Randopatamizer 1.0 - To run Randopatamizer, you need System 7 and a color
- Mac, plus a file with some resources of type 'ppat' in it. ('ppat' =
- desktop pattern.) Good examples of a ppat file are any of the shareware
- pattern utilities (like Before Dark) and the Desktop Patterns application
- in your Control Panels folder if you have System 7.5. (More on that
- later.) Randopatamizer is mind-bogglingly simple to use. Double-click on
- it the first time you use it, and you will be asked to pick a source file.
- Randopatamizer will then pick a pattern out of the file you choose and set
- it as the desktop pattern. Now whenever Randopatamizer is opened, it will
- pick you a new pattern. This breaks up the monotony of the same boring
-
- Name = Drop•Attribute 1.0.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Drop•Attribute 1.0.0.sit
- Size: 62K Date: 4/20/95
- Description:
- DropoAttribute 1.00 - DropoAttribute is a fast, simple, and safe file
- type/creator changer. It allows you to drop a file, folder, or mixture of
- the two onto it's icon to change their types and/or creators. Using
- DropoAttribute is simple. Drop any file, folder, or mixture of the two
- onto the DropoAttribute icon. You will be presented with a dialog with
- which you can setup your type and/or creator criteria, describing how you
- want the files to be changed. You have the option to change the type,
- creator, or both by checking or un-checking the boxes next the name. Only
- files (not folders) are modified. Balloon help is also completely
- supported so check that out if you need more help while you're running...
-
- Name = CATS ChangeAliasTypeSty 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:CATS ChangeAliasTypeSty 1.1.sit
- Size: 83K Date: 4/19/95
- Description:
- CATS (Change Alias Type Style) - CATS is a utility which changes the font
- style used for alias names. System 7 uses italic type to designate
- aliases. Unfortunately, italic type is difficult to read when the type is
- in small sizes. You can use CATS to change the alias style to any (or any
- combination) of the following.
-
- Name = ShrinkWrap 1.3.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:ShrinkWrap 1.3.2.sit
- Size: 73K Date: 4/17/95
- Description:
- ShrinkWrap 1.32 - ShrinkWrap was created for four basic purposes - To
- create DiskCopy disk images quickly and efficiently. ShrinkWrap will mount
- image files on the desktop that to the system will appear identical to the
- original floppy disks. To seamlessly handle image files in their archived
- form. ShrinkWrap will automatically compress and decompress archived image
- files on-the-fly with Aladdin's StuffIt Engine. To provide a freely
- distributable alternative to Apple's DiskCopy, DART and MountImage. It's
- an app, so there are no INIT conflicts! Now includes full DART support
- (read, convert and mount), Includes MungeImage 1.2 image driver which
- compresses read-only images in memory, Copies image files to floppy...
-
- Name = AutoCat 1.7.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:AutoCat 1.7.sit
- Size:107K Date: 4/17/95
- Description:
- AutoCat 1.7 - AutoCat is a control panel that automatically catalogs your
- floppy disks when they are ejected. With AutoCat, you only have to write
- the name of your disks on their label. To find a file, you can uses the
- Find... command from the Finder as if your file was on your hard disk. How
- does AutoCat catalog disks ? While you eject a disk, AutoCat creates a
- folder (with the same name as your disk and with a customized AutoCat
- icon). It puts in this folder aliases of all the files of the disk.
- AutoCat maintains the hierarchy of your floppy disk - it copies folders of
- the disk and, instead of copying files, makes aliases and puts them in
- their folders.
-
- Name = System 7 Speed Mouse.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:System 7 Speed Mouse.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 4/16/95
- Description:
- System 7 Speed Mouse - System 7 Speed mcky. The enclosed resource is a
- modified mcky. Its values have been changed for Speed. If you have a large
- monitor (19 or bigger), Im sure that youve longed for a cursor that would
- zip across the screen without several lift&drops of the mouse. I've moved
- the top four speeds to the bottom and created three new turbo speeds. If
- you currently use any speed below the fourth fastest, you may want to
- further customize the resource to allow a larger range of accelerations.
- In addition to the mcky resource, there is a RdMe resource. Additional
- instructions can be found there. You'll need to use ResEdit to do this.
-
- Name = Script Droplets.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Script Droplets.sit
- Size: 19K Date: 4/16/95
- Description:
- Script Droplets - to Apple Menu is a script droplet to make aliases in the
- Apple Menu (an improvement on Sys 7.5's Apple Menu script). Copy to Desktop
- copies dropped files and folders to the desktop folder of any disk. It's
- handy when you want to copy to the desktop of a disk other than the startup
- volume. They're simple and somewhat rough, but they have performed
- flawlessly for me.
-
- Name = SimpleInfo.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:SimpleInfo.sit
- Size: 79K Date: 4/13/95
- Description:
- SimpleInfo - SimpleInfo (as the name describes) gives you 5 important
- pieces of information about your Macintosh. It does this in order to keep
- you from looking at least 5 different places for this information. Your
- processor type (680x0). Your Macintosh Model (Centris, Quadras & PBs are
- not supported yet). Your Current System Software version. Your Screen
- dimensions in pixels (640x480, 832x624 etc.). Your maximum bit depth (on
- Main monitor.) Requirements - Macintosh System Software 7.x.x, 32 bit
- quickdraw.
-
- Name = WhoAmI? 1.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:WhoAmI? 1.0.1.sit
- Size: 26K Date: 4/12/95
- Description:
- WhoAmI? 1.01 - Oh, no! System 7.5 has a minor case of amnesia! It forgot
- what your computer is (maybe) - because 7.5 has done away with System
- Enablers. Poor thing, let's help it out. This application will give 7.5's
- memory a little jog. It will modify the resources that hold the machine
- names and icons. You must make a Duplicate (command-D) of your System
- before using this application. Please do not discard your unmodified
- System until you are sure that the modified file works correctly. You will
- need to turn off virus programs before trying this modification. Requires
- System 7.5.
-
- Name = Real Eject 2.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:R:Real Eject 2.0.sit
- Size: 12K Date: 4/12/95
- Description:
- Real Eject 2.0 - Real Eject is a control panel that prevents ghost disks
- from showing up on your desktop when you eject a disk using the Eject
- command from the Special menu or in file dialogs. Real Eject solves the
- problem encountered by almost all new users when trying to eject a disk.
- The most logical choice, choosing the Eject command either from the
- Special menu in the Finder or in file dialogs, does not work properly, as
- it leaves a ghost or grayed image of the disk behind. Soon the message
- Please insert the disk <name> appears, forcing the user to re-insert the
- disk. Some users resort to shutting down the Macintosh to eject the disk
- and avoid this problem. As an alternative, we suggest using Real...
-
- Name = Dockernaut 1.4.4.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:Dockernaut 1.4.4.sit
- Size: 67K Date: 4/12/95
- Description:
- Dockernaut 1.4.4 - Dockernaut allows you to have different sets of
- application preferences for each dock that you use with your Duo. Other
- PowerBook users can have different sets when they use a different sized
- main monitor. As a simple example, let's look at the location of the Trash
- icon in the Finder. Some people like to move the Trash icon to the very
- bottom right corner of the screen (or some other non-standard location).
- If you do this on a 640x400 display and then later use a 640x480 monitor,
- the Trash icon will no longer be in the bottom right corner, it will be an
- inch or two up from the bottom, since the Finder remembers where you put
- it. Dockernaut helps solve this problem!
-
- Name = Picon 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:Picon 1.2.sit
- Size: 23K Date: 4/11/95
- Description:
- Picon 1.2 - Picon lets you pick an icon for a folder based on the contents
- of that folder. Drag and drop a folder onto Picon and it will let you
- select one of the top ten icons that reside in that folder. These icons
- can be copied verbatim, or optionally folder-ized (ala Folder Icon Maker).
- And all the work is done for you! No copy and paste. For example, dragging
- my plain old Documents folder onto Picon brings up a list of icons
- including the Microsoft Word documents icon, the MacPaint document icon,
- the ClarisWorks text document icon, and various other things. I select the
- MacPaint document icon and check Make Folders to see what it looks like.
- Satisfied, I click Set Icon. My Documents folder now has a little...
-
- Name = HatchetMan 1.2b2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:HatchetMan 1.2b2.sit
- Size: 20K Date: 4/10/95
- Description:
- HatchetMan 1.2b2 - is a system extension (INIT) which helps keep System
- folders tidy by performing two major tasks. First, it prevents AppleShare
- volumes from auto-mounting, and secondly deleting superfluous fonts from
- the System file.
-
- Name = QuickList 1.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:QuickList 1.0.1.sit
- Size: 54K Date: 4/10/95
- Description:
- QuickList 1.01 - QuickList is a small application designed to give quick
- access to frequently used files, applications or folders. Items can be
- dragged from the Finder into a QuickList window. Files can then be opened
- either by double-clicking or pressing the return or enter key. QuickList
- requires System 7 or greater. Dragging items from the Finder requires the
- Macintosh Drag and Drop extension or System 7.5. Windows may be minimized
- by clicking in the zoom box in the upper right hand corner of the window.
- This will contract the window to a minimized size so that less screen
- space is occupied. To expand or maximize the window, click anywhere in the
- minimized window. The window will then expand to it's previous size...
-
- Name = CustoFinder 7 1.2.2 us.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:CustoFinder 7 1.2.2 us.sit
- Size: 17K Date: 4/10/95
- Description:
- CustoFinder 7 v1.22 Us - CustoFinder is a control panel which requires
- System 7 (works with 7 pro). Things you can customize - Date - Allows you
- to change the date format displayed in Finder's windows and information
- window (same format in both case). Long - Saturday, July 10, 1993, 1:14
- PM, Standard (default)- Sat, Jul 10, 1993, 1:14 PM, Short-7/10/93, 1:14
- PM. These formats can be modified in an internal manner by using the
- System 7's Date and Time Control Panel. You must reboot to see changes.
- This version adds more styles for aliases and small icons on the desktop.
-
- Name = Trash Control 1.0 FAT.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:Trash Control 1.0 FAT.sit
- Size: 20K Date: 4/09/95
- Description:
- Trash Control 1.0 FAT - Trash Control is a System 7 control panel that
- automatically empties your trash. You can set the trash to empty at
- startup or empty on a particular day of the week, such as Monday. You will
- no longer have to manually choose Empty Trash from the Finder's Special
- menu. Trash Control comes native for both Power Mac owners and non-Power
- Mac owners (68k Macs). The 68k version will work on either machine,
- although it runs in emulation mode on a Power Mac. Do not use the Power
- Mac version on a 68k Macintosh, because it will not run.
-
- Name = Tapestry 1.32.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:Tapestry 1.32.sit
- Size: 94K Date: 4/05/95
- Description:
- Tapestry 1.32 - Tapestry is a control panel device that lets you change the
- patterns on your Macintosh desktop. It allows much larger patterns than are
- allowed in the General Controls control panel. It will only operate on
- Macintoshes equiped with Color Quickdraw such as the Macintosh SE/30,
- Macintosh Classic II, Macintosh LC, Macintosh II line, Macintosh Quadra
- line, PowerMacs and PowerBooks. This version of Tapestry is shareware.
-
- Name = Drops to Lowercase.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Drops to Lowercase.sit
- Size:112K Date: 4/04/95
- Description:
- Drops to Lowercase.sit - This is a Macintosh Drag&Drop application that
- when a file or group of files is dropped onto it, it changes their file
- names to all lowercase. WHY WOULD YOU WANT TO DO THAT? You are writing a
- wicked cool HTML W3 file. You have links to all sorts of files. You wrote
- <IMG SRC=dorm9.gif> the file you got from your boneheaded friend with the
- Intel box gave you a file named DORM9.GIF. When you upload all these files
- to your UNIX box the links won't work.
-
- Name = Apollo 1.13.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:Apollo 1.13.sit
- Size:413K Date: 4/04/95
- Description:
- Apollo 1.13 - Apollo is a program which makes it easier for you to start up
- other programs. Whatever you are doing on your Mac, you can call up Apollo
- and ask it to start an application or to open a document, control panel,
- desk accessory or Finder folder. Many other functions, too numerous to
- list here. Shareware.
-
- Name = Load-Save Desktop.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Load-Save Desktop.sit
- Size: 12K Date: 4/04/95
- Description:
- Load/Save Desktop - Requires - Scriptable Finder, AppleScript. (That's
- System 7.5 to those not in the know). Doesn't require - Unusual scripting
- extensions. Here are a couple of scripts which enable to you save the
- layout of the items on your desktop. I originally wrote this because the
- Finder scatters icons far and wide when you change resolutions on a
- multiscan monitor and the items can no longer fit on the desktop. You may
- find other uses for these scripts. Use the Save Desktop script to save the
- selected desktop items (or all of them if none are selected) to a file.
- This file happens to be an AppleScript file, but don't let that worry you.
- To restore the settings in this file, drag'n'drop it onto the Load...
-
- Name = Gumshoe 1.0.3p1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:Gumshoe 1.0.3p1.sit
- Size:266K Date: 4/03/95
- Description:
- Gumshow 1.0.3p1 - Gumshoe is the ultimate power user's Get Info utility for
- the Mac. It displays virtually every scrap of information the Finder and/or
- the desktop database contains for any application, file, folder or disk,
- and allows almost all of the information to be edited. Make a file or
- folder invisible. Change its creator and type. Give it a custom icon.
- Rename it, move it, launch it, give it a new creation, modification or
- backed up date, even change an application's suggested memory partition
- and version resource, all from Gumshoe's extended Get Info window. Gumshoe
- even allows you to replace the standard icon for any file type/creator
- combination and see the changes without having to rebuild the desktop.
-
- Name = VersaTile Pro 1.0.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:VersaTile Pro 1.0.2.sit
- Size:330K Date: 3/31/95
- Description:
- Versatile Pro 1.02 FAT - If you are tired of a desktop cluttered with
- aliases, or a funky stair stepping apple menu that spills its contents
- across the desktop everytime it's selected, then Versatile is for you.
- Versatile is a System 7 application that allows you to put all of your
- favorite and most used software items on user-configured palettes.
- Clicking on the palette's tile will open that item automatically. Create
- sets of icon palettes that are customized for the way you work, then use
- Versatlile's 'piggy-back' method to jump from palette to palette, task to
- task, without ever having to rummage through your desktop folders again.
- Previously named OneClick! Unregistered version will let you save the
-
- Name = ScrWiz.15b6.68K.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:ScrWiz.15b6.68K.sit
- Size:320K Date: 3/31/95
- Description:
- ScrWiz.15b6.68k - ScriptWizard 1.5b6 pre-release package 28 March 1995,
- This release is supplied as a 'patch' file that updates version 1.0.1x41
- of ScriptWizard to version 1.5b6. The patcher will not update any other
- version. The result of the patch is a date-limited program that will
- expire at the end of April 1995. Before that date, we will either have
- released the real thing or we will post another patch file.
-
- Name = Follow Finder Alias 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:Follow Finder Alias 1.2.sit
- Size: 38K Date: 3/31/95
- Description:
- Follow Finder Alias 1.2.sit - Follow Finder Alias implements a last-ditch
- attempt at resolving aliases. If youre using RevRdist, Cap, early versions
- of EtherShare, or are involved in managing a Lab of public Macintoshes then
- you may find it useful. If you arent, you wont - the Alias Manager normally
- does an excellent job of tracking aliases, and Follow Finder Alias wont
- have any noticeable effect.
-
- Name = MyEyes 2.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:MyEyes 2.1.sit
- Size: 89K Date: 3/29/95
- Description:
- MyEyes 2.1 - MyEyes is a small extension that draws on the menubar a pair
- of eyes constantly following the cursor movement. Yes, I've already seen
- the Eyeballs INIT (I loved it!) and I must admit that it's a very old
- idea, but when I started working on color machines those poor, black &
- white peepers seemed to me a little dull. So, guess what! I added color
- and lived happy. MyEyes requires System 7 and color Quickdraw; Apple
- Events handling capability is needed too.
-
- Name = GSU ForkOff.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:GSU ForkOff.sit
- Size: 12K Date: 3/28/95
- Description:
- GSU ForkOff - Fork Off is a drag and drop utility that eliminates the
- resource fork from any file that is fed to it. This can be useful for
- saving disk space or easing cross-platform transmission. It will eat files
- of any type, and it is very fast.
-
- Name = Finder Cleanup Scripts.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Finder Cleanup Scripts.sit
- Size: 14K Date: 3/28/95
- Description:
- Finder Cleanup Scripts - Here are a collection of scripts which exploit the
- groovy new scriptable Finder included with System 7.5. To get the best use
- out of them, you may want to install OSA Menu. The Finder will allow you to
- clean up windows by criteria other than just name, but it's a somewhat
- tiresome procedure. To clean up by kind, for instance, you've got to first
- view by kind, then back to view by (small) icon before the menu item
- becomes accessable (once you're holding the option key!).
-
- Name = PrintChoice 1.4.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:PrintChoice 1.4.sit
- Size: 35K Date: 3/28/95
- Description:
- PrintChoice 1.4 - PrintChoice is a control panel device which provides a
- quick way to rechoose a printer without going back into the Apple chooser.
- A submenu in your Apple Menu will let you maintain a list of your
- frequently used printers. Only useful if you use more than one printer!
- After you have installed PrintChoice and rebooted, your Apple menu will
- have a new submenu called PrintChoice, containing options to add, rename,
- or delete printers. After choosing any printer from the standard Apple
- Chooser, you can make it easily accessible by adding it to the PrintChoice
- menu. Requires System 7.
-
- Name = Color Buttons 1.0.3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:Color Buttons 1.0.3.sit
- Size: 17K Date: 3/27/95
- Description:
- Color Buttons 1.0.3 - Drag Color Buttons (System 7 required) onto your
- System Folder, or into the Control Panels folder. With Color Buttons
- installed, your simple buttons, radio buttons, and check boxes are drawn
- to match the color highlighting you see in your scroll bars and window
- frames. To disable Color Buttons without moving it out of the Control
- Panels folder, just hold down the option key during start up. The Color
- Buttons icon will appear with an X through it indicating that Color
- Buttons is off. To select different colors, simply open and use the Color
- and/or Monitors Control Panels.
-
- Name = Click, there it is 1.0.6.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:Click, there it is 1.0.6.sit
- Size: 21K Date: 3/27/95
- Description:
- Click, There it is! 1.0.6 - Click, there it is! is something Apple should
- have done in the open/save dialog since the invention of the Multifinder.
- Have you ever wanted to open/save a document into a place where the Finder
- already has a window opened for it? If you see the window in the Finder
- you can instantly make that your current folder simply by clicking on it.
- If you want to select the desktop, simply click on the desktop. If the
- open/save dialog should happen to obscure the Finder window you are
- looking for, then simply drag it out of the way by dragging it from any
- point along the frame! Requires System 7.
-
- Name = AppHider 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:AppHider 1.1.sit
- Size: 6K Date: 3/27/95
- Description:
- AppHider 1.1 - Drag & drop an application to AppHider and the app will be
- hidden from the Finder. Why, you may ask, would you want to do that? Well,
- let's say you have two versions of the same app and you want the Finder to
- temporarily use the older version when launching documents. Just drag the
- newer app to AppHider and it will be hidden from the Finder. To undo a
- hidden app, simply double click on the app and AppHider will unhide it.
- (The app will appear as a plain document icon when hidden.)
-
- Name = AppChooser 2.0.5.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:AppChooser 2.0.5.sit
- Size: 17K Date: 3/27/95
- Description:
- AppChooser 2.0.5 - AppChooser allows you to choose a substitute application
- to use when the application which created a document that has been
- double-clicked isn't available. For example, normally TeachText is used as
- the substitute application for orphaned 'TEXT' and 'PICT' documents, but
- with AppChooser, you can choose any substitution application. And you can
- define more! Extremely easy to use, no restart is necessary, and your
- changes are permanent and take effect right after you close AppChooser.
- Requires System 7. Not compatible with System 7.5, and is no longer
- required with 7.5's Macintosh Easy Open.
-
- Name = Restart 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:R:Restart 1.1.sit
- Size: 7K Date: 3/27/95
- Description:
- Restart 1.1 - This is a small applicaton like the Stutdown application
- under your Apple Menu. All it does is restart your Mac. This could be
- invaluable for network administrators or BBS operators.
-
- Name = QuickControlStrip 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:QuickControlStrip 1.0.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 3/27/95
- Description:
- QuickControlStrip 1.0 - QuickControlStrip is a QuicKeys extension that can
- be useful to users of Apples Control Strip control panel (and other
- compatible tool bars such as Men & Mices Desktop Strip). It allows to show
- and hide the control strip, and to toggle between visible and invisible
- states. If OSA is installed (eg, when AppleScript is present),
- QuickControlStrip is scriptable.
-
- Name = 7Tuner 1.7 Patch 1.1 FAT.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:7Tuner 1.7 Patch 1.1 FAT.sit
- Size: 51K Date: 3/26/95
- Description:
- 7Tuner 1.7 Patch 1.1 FAT - The 7Tuner application tunes your Finder and
- System files without causing problems that control panels and extenstions
- do. Features - Adds all possible command-key equivalents to the Finder
- menu (19 of them). NEW-option for choosing either command-S or command-/
- for Shut Down menu item. Changes all folders to colorful 3-D folders. Adds
- colors to the standard system alert icons. Enables Keyboard Menu in the
- Finder menu. Makes aliases that have the same name as the original file.
- Eliminate Finder's window zooming rectangle. Speed up the mouse, and much
- more! Tune and untune your system software any time you want! Designed for
- Power Mac or 68000 Mac's using system 7.0 to 7.5 and requires a minimum...
-
- Name = GlueWindow 4.2.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:GlueWindow 4.2.1.sit
- Size: 26K Date: 3/26/95
- Description:
- GlueWindow 4.2.1 - GlueWindow enable you to control a window as it glues to
- neighbor windows when you drag it to move or resize. You can arrange
- windows with great ease with applications which have many windows like
- Finder. GlueWindow moves windows as a group. (Strong Glue function) ---
- new feature! GlueWindow enables you to control windows as a group (like
- Finder enable you to control icons as a group with marquee---dotted line).
-
- Name = DragAnyWindow3.1.1 FAT.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DragAnyWindow3.1.1 FAT.sit
- Size: 24K Date: 3/25/95
- Description:
- DragAnyWindow3.1.1 FAT.sit - DragAnyWindow is a control panel that allows
- you to easily move any kind of window, including dialogs, alerts, standard
- Open and Save dialogs, game windows and other non-movable windows. It also
- lets you bring back to the desktop any window that has gone out of sight,
- or center the front window on the main screen with a single keystroke. It
- is very useful for old applications designed for the 9 screen (which often
- use fixed windows) and for moving modal dialogs and windows behind them.
-
- Name = Find File 1.1.1 patch.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:Find File 1.1.1 patch.sit
- Size: 15K Date: 3/24/95
- Description:
- Find File 1.1.1 Patch - By installing this patch, you will enable addition
- find options in the new System 7.5 find command. Specifically, when you
- click and hold down the search parameter (name...), four new choices show
- up - contents, name/icon lock, custom icon and visibility.
-
- Name = DictionaryEdit 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DictionaryEdit 1.2.sit
- Size: 99K Date: 3/24/95
- Description:
- DictionaryEdit 1.2.sit - is an application for editing the pronunciation
- dictionaries used by text to speech applications which use the Speech
- manager, such as So To Speak, Speaker, the IRC client Homer, the game
- strip-Mac and others. It uses the Speech Manager, and Drag and Drop if
- installed.
-
- Name = Blood 2.03.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:B:Blood 2.03.sit
- Size: 16K Date: 3/24/95
- Description:
- Blood 2.03 - Blood is an absolutely useless control panel that puts some
- drops of blood right on your desktop. The drops will float over all your
- windows and will behave like actual holes in your screen. You may move the
- drops by dragging them somewhere else or remove them by holding down the
- option key when you click inside a drop. Count lets you change the number
- of drops to display, and Size lets you change their size. Blood shouldn't
- crash, but use it at your own risk. Author - Alessandro Levi Montalcini.
- FREEware. Requires System 7.
-
- Name = KillFinderZooms 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:KillFinderZooms 1.2.sit
- Size: 23K Date: 3/24/95
- Description:
- Kill FinderZooms 1.2 - Do you like the time-wasting animation the Finder
- draws every time you open a window, close a window (or an application) or
- align an object to the grid? I sure don't. For the open and close window
- stuff I guess it's not so bad, but when I want to clean up a bunch of
- stuff, it can take seemingly forever. (About eight seconds for perhaps 50
- items when viewed by large or small icon.) And Apple hasn't given us the
- option to turn off this little show. This application will hack a copy of
- your Finder to disable these zoom rectangles. This will work on Finder
- 7.1.3 and 7.1.4. These versions are seen on the PowerMac and with System
- 7.5.
-
- Name = The Eraser 1.5.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:The Eraser 1.5.sit
- Size: 15K Date: 3/24/95
- Description:
- The Eraser 1.5 - The Eraser 1.5 is the evolution of my old Drag&Drop
- application Filerase. Filerase was able to delete only files (and empty
- folders), The Eraser 1.5, instead, erases immediately files and folders,
- even nested, and erases also Hard Disks and diskettes. Be careful - when
- you drag on one or more files or folders, The Eraser will not ask you to
- confirm...when you drag on one or more Hard Disks or diskettes The Eraser
- will ask you to confirm! If The Eraser finds a locked item, shows an
- information alert, then quit. Hold down option key, while you drag, to
- erase locked files...
-
- Name = ReminderPro 2.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:R:ReminderPro 2.0.1.sit
- Size:177K Date: 3/22/95
- Description:
- ReminderPro 2.0.1 - ReminderPro is basically a reminder program. It allows
- you to schedule the following - Reminders, Launching of applications,
- Opening of documents. Whenever you schedule a reminder, or an application
- launch, or opening of a document, it is called a scheduled item.
- ReminderPro consists of two components, the Scheduler extension and the
- Application. The Scheduler is a system extension. It resides in the
- Extensions folder inside the System folder, and is launched automatically
- every time the computer starts up. Once launched, it continues to run all
- the time, in the background. The Application is what you use to schedule
- items, to change scheduled items, or to remove scheduled items.
-
- Name = MasterFinder 1.3 FAT.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:MasterFinder 1.3 FAT.sit
- Size:380K Date: 3/21/95
- Description:
- MasterFinder 1.3 FAT - MasterFinder is a Finder enhancement utility that
- adds several features not found in the Finder. It's main attribute is, and
- has always been, speed. MasterFinder boasts the fastest file find
- capability on any Mac. It's also extremely fast in navigating drives,
- folders, and catalogs. MasterFinder employs several views in one window to
- display information about your file system and network. By use of the View
- menu, a command key equivalent, or a view Command Icon, views can be
- quickly and easily switched and navigated. This version of MasterFinder is
- Fat - it will run native on PowerMacs as well as 68k Macs. MasterFinder
- requires System 7.0 or later, and will run on any Macintosh.
-
- Name = SmartOpen 1.0.7.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:SmartOpen 1.0.7.sit
- Size: 17K Date: 3/21/95
- Description:
- SmartOpen 1.0.7 - SmartOpen is an Application, with an FKEY included to
- invoke it. When launched, you will see something similar to Apple's
- Open...dialog. To launch applications or documents, simply select one and
- click Open (or use the return key). If a folder is selected, double click
- it as per usual. The advantage is that you can open a document within the
- Open...dialog, without that document's application already being open.
- Requires System 7.
-
- Name = SmartLaunch 3.3.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:SmartLaunch 3.3.2.sit
- Size: 25K Date: 3/21/95
- Description:
- SmartLaunch 3.3.2 - SmartLaunch is a System 7 application which searches
- mounted volumes, disk drives and servers for all Applications/DAs, Control
- Panels or Folders and presents them in a sorted scrollable list, from which
- you can select one to launch or open. The SmartLaunch dialog is very much
- like a Standard Open File dialog, supporting mouse-free access to all
- functions. And you can just start typing the name of the item you're
- looking for, and the list will automatically scroll to it. COMPLETELY
- REVAMPED! Not just a dialog anymore, but a Finder-enhancing launching dock
- that's inexpensive ($5), and powerful. Requires no setup for instant
- access to just about everything.
-
- Name = INITs,the Sys Heap and you2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:INITs,the Sys Heap and you2.sit
- Size: 9K Date: 3/21/95
- Description:
- INITs,the System Heap and you 2 - This document came about because of the
- System Heap/INIT paranoia I've been seeing lately. It represents the total
- sum of the knowledge I have accumulated from writing system level software
- (INITs/cdevs/System Extensions/Control Panels) for 3 years, and is
- accurate based on my experience and the experiences of many other
- Macintosh programmers. It will help you make rational decisions about
- resolving INIT conflicts, dispel some common myths, hopefully teach you a
- thing or two, and tell you what is really going on with all this System
- Heap stuff.
-
- Name = Discolour 1.0.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Discolour 1.0.2.sit
- Size: 11K Date: 3/21/95
- Description:
- Discolour 1.0.2 - Discolour is a system extension for System 7.0 and later
- that rectifies a shortcoming in the wonderful Finder 7.0 - floppy disk
- icons are displayed as the ugly old black and white icon while the rest of
- the desktop is bursting with color! Discolour causes the Finder to display
- beautiful full-color icons in place of the black and white floppy disk
- icons when you are in 16 color mode or greater. Just drag Discolour onto
- your System Folder icon and restart your Macintosh to activate it.
- Discolour uses less than 1K of memory once it is installed, and was
- optimized so that it won't slow your Macintosh down, so the cost of having
- beautiful color disk icons is minimal.
-
- Name = Drag-strip-101-update.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Drag-strip-101-update.sit
- Size:157K Date: 3/20/95
- Description:
- Drag-strip-101-update.sit - DragStrip 1.0.1 - Enclosed is the DragStrip
- 1.0.1 Updater application. To update DragStrip version 1.0 to version
- 1.0.1, run the updater application, then select your old copy of
- DragStrip. The updater will then prompt you for the location of the
- updated version.
-
- Name = Disk Wizard 2.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Disk Wizard 2.0.sit
- Size:210K Date: 3/20/95
- Description:
- Disk Wizard 2.0 - is an advanced disk cataloging program. It is made up of
- two components. a system extension (Wizard INIT) and an application (Disk
- Wizard). Once it is installed, Disk Wizard automatically catalogs the
- contents of your volumes (hard disks, floppies, CDs, SyQuests, whatever).
- Thus, Disk Wizard's catalog is always up-to-date, without your needing to
- do any scanning chores. Disk Wizard will even see through StuffIt 3.0 or
- Compact Pro archives if you wish.
-
- Name = ASoaK.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:ASoaK.sit
- Size: 19K Date: 3/19/95
- Description:
- ASoaK - This is a sort, a barely-adequate nevertheless robust kind of a
- sort. It's A Sort of a Kind (hereafter aSoaK for brevity's sake). It's
- robust in that it will sort arbitrarily large files. It's barely-adequate
- because it implements only the bare minimum of features I envision for a
- useful sorting utility. I produced it this way, in this form, because I,
- personally, need something now, and because I don't have time to do more
- than this right now.
-
- Name = Amanuensis.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:Amanuensis.sit
- Size: 20K Date: 3/19/95
- Description:
- Amanuensis - Amanuensis duplicates files, combining the Finder functions
- Duplicate (CMD-D) and Option-Copy in one very fast utility. It 'sees'
- files of any type, and it duplicates both the data and resource forks. An
- Amanuensis duplicate is an exact copy of the original. If you simply Drag
- & Drop files on the Amanuensis icon, new files will be created in the same
- folder as the original. These new files will have the extension .DUP
- appended to their names.
-
- Name = Randomizer.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:R:Randomizer.sit
- Size: 20K Date: 3/19/95
- Description:
- Randomizer - Randomizer is SYSTEM 7 _MOSTLY_. Its normal interface is Drag
- and Drop, so you are best off not using it with earlier Systems. But this
- is being written to solve a particular problem, and I don't know the
- configuration of the person with the emergency, so I built in one very
- stupid fall-back mechanism that makes it possible to use Idiot Randomizer
- in a crippled way with System 6. See the work-around described below. If
- you double-click on it from a System 6 machine and you _haven't_ used the
- work-around, you will get an error message and the software will quit
- gracefully. To use Idiot Randomizer _with_ System 7, simply select the
- files you want to randomize and drag them on the program's icon or an
-
- Name = CatSeven.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:CatSeven.sit
- Size: 19K Date: 3/19/95
- Description:
- CatSeven - To use Cat o Seven Tails _with_ System 7, simply select the
- files you want to concatenate and drag them on the program's icon or an
- alias of it. A new file called Concatenated files will be created, and
- your original source files will remain unaltered. IMPORTANT - Files will
- be concatenated _in the order selected in the Finder_. You establish the
- sequence with the sequence that you click upon individual files. In a List
- view (by Date, Size or Kind), you can click, marquee or Select All. In ALL
- cases, you will concatenate in the order you see in the List view.
-
- Name = Infinity Color Pickers 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:Infinity Color Pickers 1.0.sit
- Size:135K Date: 3/19/95
- Description:
- Infinity Color Pickers 10. - Infinity Color Pickers are color picker
- components for use with Apples Color Picker 2.0 (which is included in
- System 7.5). They are available in the standard color picker dialog box
- used by many applications for selecting custom colors. To access one of
- these pickers, use the More Choices button at the bottom of the dialog box
- and select it from the scrolling list. The color pickers included in this
- package are fat binaries, meaning that they contain both 680x0 and native
- PowerPC code. HSB Square and RGB Square implement pickers similar to those
- found in Adobe Photoshop.
-
- Name = STPDemo.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:STPDemo.sit
- Size:141K Date: 3/19/95
- Description:
- STP - Shane the Plane (optionally) changes the Creator and Type of files,
- or the Created and Modified dates, or both. It works either by Drag & Drop
- under System 7, or interactively under either System 6 or System 7. It's
- 32-bit clean, multi-finder aware, a real fun date - all the usual stuff.
- AND IT'S DAMNED DANGEROUS FOR NOVICES TO PLAY WITH! If the words Creator
- and Type don't mean anything to you, don't use this software. Everything
- is safe, nothing is buggy, everything works as it is documented. DemoWare
-
- Name = Clipfolio 1.0.4.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:Clipfolio 1.0.4.sit
- Size: 46K Date: 3/17/95
- Description:
- Clipfolio 1.04 - Clipfolio watches your work and every time you cut or copy
- information to the clipboard, Clipfolio copies that information. Your
- information is saved and you can come back later to use it over and over
- while you continue copying new stuff (which is also being saved).
- Clipfolio will save up to 20 of your most recent cuts or copies.
- Automatically! All you need to do is take advantage of power like this.
- Clipfolio is a control panel and therefore needs to be kept in the Control
- Panels folder in the System Folder. To install Clipfolio simply drag it to
- the System Folder. Requires System 7.
-
- Name = Clean Up 1.0.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:Clean Up 1.0.2.sit
- Size: 7K Date: 3/13/95
- Description:
- Clean Up 1.02 - Clean Up is an extension that adds a sub-menu to the clean
- up item of the Special menu. From this sub-menu, you can choose how your
- window will be cleaned - by name, by size, by kind, by label, by date, by
- version or by comment. Note that you need to hold down the option key for
- the sub-menu to appear. If the option key is not pressed, you'll get the
- standard Clean up item. Clean Up is freeware. Clean Up requires System 7.5.
- It should work fine on every Macintosh model. Be sure to have the Finder
- Scripting Extension installed.
-
- Name = At For The Macintosh 1.00.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:At For The Macintosh 1.00.sit
- Size: 29K Date: 3/09/95
- Description:
- At For The Macintosh 1.00 - @At is a simple task scheduling program which
- allows you to set up to 10 pre-defined tasks (programs or Apple Scripts)
- to run a specific times. The 'Task No' popup menu selects the task number
- to be set, 1 to 10. If the other dialog box items are grayed out, and the
- 'Program Name-' box says 'none' then no task has been selected. To select
- a task to run, and set it's time to run etc., click the 'Edit Task'
- button. Select the program to be run using the file selection dialog box
- which is now being displayed. Now set the time you want the program to run
- using the time popup menus. This is the demo version. After it has been
- launched 25 times it stops working.
-
- Name = Disk Charmer 2.3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Disk Charmer 2.3.sit
- Size: 38K Date: 3/08/95
- Description:
- Disk Charmer 2.3 - Disk Charmer is a small utility for erasing stacks of
- floppy disks. It sports background formatting, but only when the new
- Thread Manager is present. You should notice that Disk Charmer allows
- switching among applications while operating. This happens because I use
- asynchronous reads and writes from/to the disks. Macs with I/O chips
- (IIfx, Quadra 800, 900, 950, and probably the Workgroup Servers) do not
- slow down while reading the entire disk. This version of Disk Charmer was
- written because the author wanted a drag & drop eraser with every possible
- option and a nice, easy to use interface. Requires System 7.
-
- Name = Filelock 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:Filelock 1.1.sit
- Size: 12K Date: 3/07/95
- Description:
- Fillock 1.1 - Filelock 1.1 is a Drag & Drop application, which locks
- unlocked files and unlock the locked ones. After completing its job, a
- little window will notify the kind of operation you made. Filelock 1.1
- supports drop key - if you drop while pressing Option key, all files
- dragged will be locked. If you drop while pressing Command key, all files
- dragged will be unlocked. Also Filelock 1.1 lock/unlock the contents of
- disk & folders, (even nested folders).
-
- Name = DictaStripNotePlayer 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:DictaStripNotePlayer 1.0.sit
- Size: 19K Date: 3/06/95
- Description:
- DictaStripNotePlayer 1.0.sit - DictaStrip is a Control strip module that
- allows when you click it's icon. To record sound message really easily.
- Just click on the DictaStrip icon in the Control Strip, HOLD the mouse
- button down and SPEAK ! When you release the mouse button, a new file will
- be created in your Dictaphone folder. DictaStrip will create a folder
- named 'Dictaphone ' on your desktop the first time you record a message.
- If you don't want it to stays on your Desktop, you can move it anywhere on
- your startup disk. I keep an alias of that folder so the Alias Manager
- will find it for me the next time. The message count will also increment
- to show you that there is one more message in your Dictaphone .
-
- Name = Icon Extractor 1.3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:Icon Extractor 1.3.sit
- Size: 15K Date: 3/06/95
- Description:
- Icon Extractor 1.3 - Drag and Drop any file or application onto Icon
- Extractor to create a directory containing all its finder icons as
- individual documents, ready to copy and paste from the Get Info dialog.
-
- Name = Assimilator 1.00.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:Assimilator 1.00.sit
- Size:117K Date: 3/06/95
- Description:
- Assimilator 1.00 - Assimilator is designed for Macintosh lab situations
- where you want to make all the harddisks in a lab look (more or less)
- identical. When the Assimilator program is run on a lab Macintosh it will
- mount an AppleShare file server and then make the harddisk look more or
- less exactly like a pre-specified source folder on the server. It does
- this by throwing away (into the Trash) any files or folders that dont
- belong or are different and downloading any missing files. Icon positions,
- folder views, finder flags and so forth are all corrected on the client
- Macintosh to match the source folder. Assimilator requires System 7 and a
- harddisk.
-
- Name = Cico 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:Cico 1.0.sit
- Size: 9K Date: 3/04/95
- Description:
- Cico 1.0 - Cico (pronounced psycho) converts a Microsft Windows .ICO file
- to a Macintosh icon. There have recently been a couple of requests for such
- a thing. Drag and drop an .ICO file onto Cico. The equivalent Macintosh
- icon is placed on the clipboard. It can be pasted onto something using the
- Finder's Get Info command, or tossed into a resource editor for more
- tweaking. Sine Cico is a drag and drop only application, it requires
- System 7.0 or higher.
-
- Name = WORD Doc Opener 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:WORD Doc Opener 1.1.sit
- Size: 11K Date: 3/02/95
- Description:
- WORD Doc Opener 1.1 - This is an executable AppleScript, saved as a droplet
- application. Drop MS Word files on it to have them opened by the
- appropriate Word version, should you have both Word 5 and 6. Notice that
- the first time you use it, you'll be asked to locate your copies of MS
- Word 5 and MS Word 6. If AppleScript was correctly installed on your
- computer, this questioning should happen only once, as long as you don't
- move either application from the disk where it is located.
-
- Name = Program Switcher 2.11 FAT.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:Program Switcher 2.11 FAT.sit
- Size: 33K Date: 2/27/95
- Description:
- Program Switcher 2.11 FAT - Program Switcher is a useful little control
- which allows you to switch between the running programs on your System 7
- or greater Mac via simple two-key keystroke. This control was inspired by
- Windows. Whoah! you say, Why write Windows functionality for a great
- machine like the Macintosh? I use Windows at work and became fond of this
- functionality (Well, actually, I got so use to it that I found myself
- doing it on my Mac). So I was inspired to write this control panel. So one
- afternoon I sat down and wrote an system extension to do this. Includes
- 68K and a PPC version.
-
- Name = Nom de Plume 1.02.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:Nom de Plume 1.02.sit
- Size: 8K Date: 2/27/95
- Description:
- Nom de Plume 1.02 - nom de plume - pen-name, pseudonym, alter ego, persona,
- ALIAS! That's right, nom de plume is another of those 'you can't live
- without this' applets, whose sole purpose in digital life is to create
- aliaii to files! The twist is that nom de plume creates the aliaii on the
- desktop, without an icon and the aliaii are locked. The idea is that you
- can create a palette of your most used apps at the bottom of your desktop.
- Perfect for drop launching! The aliaii are locked so you can also
- double-click on them without having the Finder think you want to rename
- them. Very cool!
-
- Name = Infinity Clock 1.0.3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:Infinity Clock 1.0.3.sit
- Size: 8K Date: 2/27/95
- Description:
- Infinity Clock 1.0.3 - The Infinity Clock is a module for Apple's Control
- Strip that displays an analog clock showing the current time in the
- Control Strip bar. The clock has a 5 minute resolution. Clicking on the
- clock icon will change it to a calendar page icon (showing the month and
- date) for a few seconds. By holding down the mouse button, you will get a
- popup menu displaying the current date and time. You can also change the
- format of the date or time displayed in the popup by selecting that item
- from the popup menu. To reposition this module in the Control Strip, click
- it with the Option key down and drag it to a new location. This Control
- Strip module is freeware, but Infinity Systems retains the copyright.
-
- Name = FindText 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FindText 1.2.sit
- Size: 60K Date: 2/27/95
- Description:
- Find Text 1.2 - FindText is a utility program that searches your files for
- specific text. It can search your 1000 Mb hard disk for that one file youre
- looking for. You can search your whole hard disk for that one
- word-processing document containing a specific name, subject, date, word,
- Instead of manually opening all your documents and looking for a specific
- address let FindText do it for you (you probably will forget to open the
- document you are looking for because it is in a folder where it doesnt
- belong and you dont expect it to be there). FindText can work in the
- background so you can let it do its work while you are doing more
- interesting stuff than watching the progressbar move.
-
- Name = Renegade Development Utils.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:R:Renegade Development Utils.sit
- Size:152K Date: 2/27/95
- Description:
- Renegade Development Utils 1.0 - The Renegade Development Utilities
- Software Package consists of five separate programs, LaunchIt,
- PathClipper, ModifyReadOnly, OrphanFiles, and SerialCloser. Each program
- is targeted at a specific task. The first four are Drag and Drop grinders,
- and the fifth is a small utility application with a very simple self
- explanatory user interface. All components have been tested on both
- PowerMac and 68K Macintosh systems with various releases of System 7.x.
-
- Name = EudoraConnectionScript.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:EudoraConnectionScript.sit
- Size: 18K Date: 2/27/95
- Description:
- Eudora Connection Script - Scripts to automatically reconfigure eudora for
- various communications options. Requires AppleScript and the QuicKeys OSA
- Component which are available as a part of Plaintalk 1.3 (get disks 1, 3
- and 4 from ftp.support.apple.com and custom install AppleScript).
-
- Name = DragPack 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DragPack 1.0.sit
- Size: 44K Date: 2/23/95
- Description:
- DragPack 1.0 - DragPack 1.0 is a simple Drag&Drop collection. See specific
- documentation for more details. DragPack 1.0 contains Filealias 1.0 (which
- makes full aliases of files, folders, disks), FileT&C 1.0 (which changes,
- on the fly, file type & creator), Filerase 1.0 (which erases immediately
- any file, even locked, and empty folder whitout having to trash them
- before), FileShow 1.0 (which makes the dragged files invisible), Filelock
- 1.0 (which locks unlocked files and unlock the locked ones), & FilePreSuf
- 1.0 (which adds same prefix or suffix to name of all dragged files,
- folders, disks).
-
- Name = MenuChoice 2.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:MenuChoice 2.1.sit
- Size: 68K Date: 2/23/95
- Description:
- MenuChoice 2.1 - MenuChoice is a control panel device which enables
- hierarchical menus under the Apple menu. With it, you can open
- applications, control panel devices, and documents of all kinds quickly
- and easily using your Apple menu. Just drop the MenuChoice file in your
- System 7 control panels folder. You can immediately use the control panel
- device to set your preferences for how MenuChoice will behave, but
- hierarchical menus will not show up under your Apple Menu until you
- restart your computer. This version fixes incompatibility with Eudora
- (mail program), Fixed a bug which prevented accessing volumes from the
- desktop menu, and much more. System 7 req.
-
- Name = Calendar CSM 1.2b.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:Calendar CSM 1.2b.sit
- Size: 7K Date: 2/23/95
- Description:
- Calendar CSM 1.2b - This is simple control strip module showing calendar of
- this month. To use it, you need control strip or desktop strip. Current
- holidays setting is for S.Korea. You may want to change the settings. It's
- very easy to customize holidays. Don't be scared.
-
- Name = Jiffy Switch 3.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:Jiffy Switch 3.1.sit
- Size: 21K Date: 2/21/95
- Description:
- JiffySwitch 3.1 - Works very much like Applicon with added features such
- as launching applications, opening and closing the Finder, and adding
- custom features to Finder such as a Quit Item in its File Menu. Takes up
- less desk space than Applicon. Also makes use of Apple Events. If you
- select an icon to bring to the front with the option key down, you will
- automatically instruct it to Quit. With the command key down, you will get
- all sorts of information about the process corresponding to the icon
- selected.
-
- Name = FileT&C 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FileT&C 1.1.sit
- Size: 11K Date: 2/17/95
- Description:
- FileT&C 1.1 - FileT&C 1.1 is a simple Drag&Drop application. It changes, on
- the fly, file type & creator.. After dragging on one or more files, a
- little window will ask you the new type and/or creator, displaying five
- buttons - two Choose,OK,Cancel & Exit, plus two check box both named All.
- The Choose buttons copy the type/creator from another file. The Cancel
- button lets untouched the current file and passes to the next file. The
- Exit button quit immediately. The OK button does... If you select a check
- box, FileT&C 1.1 not will show more its window and all following files will
- take same type or/and creator who you have checked.
-
- Name = Alias Repointer 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:Alias Repointer 1.1.sit
- Size: 24K Date: 2/17/95
- Description:
- Alias Repointer 1.1 - Do these scenarios sound familiar? You just copied a
- bunch of stuff from a CD-ROM to a hard drive, and all your aliases are
- messed up. Or, you just restored from a backup, and all your aliases are
- all messed up. Apple's Alias Manager isn't designed to handle situations
- like the above, where you copy files and aliases to those files, and
- expect the newly copied aliases to 'point' to the newly copied files. Sure
- you can manually fix the aliases--but if you have any more than about 5,
- it becomes a pain to wander through the folders, clicking on aliases, Get
- Info, Find original, etc. And, it doesn't always work, forcing you to
- create new ones. Enter Alias Repointer. Now there's an easier way!!
-
- Name = Disklosure 1.2.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Disklosure 1.2.1.sit
- Size: 55K Date: 2/14/95
- Description:
- Disklosure 1.2.1 FAT - Disklosure is a disk-formatting utility written for
- the Macintosh. It supports initialization, erasure, verification and
- desktop file manipulation of any Macintosh 800K and 1.4Mb floppy disks.
- Disklosure speeds up lenghty tasks such as initializing more than a couple
- disks from the standard Finder interface, and provides an all-in-one
- dialog with the most useful options ready to be switched on and off.
- Advanced options are also available. A memory partition of 256K is
- required (a few Kbytes more when running on a Power Macintosh). You may be
- able to reduce its preferred partition size by using virtual memory or
- other file-mapping tecniques on PowerPC machines. Native on Power
-
- Name = Help on Wheels 1.2.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:Help on Wheels 1.2.1.sit
- Size: 74K Date: 2/12/95
- Description:
- Help on Wheels 1.2.1 - This generic help server, which springs from the
- help facility in the famous Disinfectant program, offers on-line,
- context-sensitive help service to all AWOL Utilities programs, and
- potentially others to come. As a user, you see help for several client
- programs stacked in a single window, with each programs menu commands and
- dialog items keyed to descriptive paragraphs in the help file. The Help on
- Wheels developers kit includes a sample application, and everything a
- developer would need to add help service to an application, control panel,
- or extension. The client interface is designed to take the burden of
- display, printing, saving, and other common help functions away.
-
- Name = Fkey Strip 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:Fkey Strip 1.0.sit
- Size: 16K Date: 2/12/95
- Description:
- Fkey Strip 1.0 - Fkey Strip is a module for Apple's Control Strip which
- servers two main purposes - Provides a menu to the Control Strip window
- which list all fkeys installed and allows you to run them by choosing them
- from the list, & it creates a folder called 'Fkey Folder' in your System
- folder whose contents are scanned for Fkeys and added to the menu.
-
- Name = Control Strip Menu 1.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:Control Strip Menu 1.0.1.sit
- Size: 13K Date: 2/12/95
- Description:
- Control Strip Menu 1.0.1 - Control Strip Menu is a module for Apples
- Control Strip that lets you have a hierarchial menu on the control strip.
- You can select items from its own set or from the Apple menu. This is
- handy if you have files or folders spread out everywhere and you hate
- going up to the menu bar to get at them (I do). It's neat and handy to
- have. This module requires Apple's control strip software to be installed
- and requires System 7 or later. It has been tested on systems 7.1 to 7.5
- running on a Quadra (yes that's right, I haven't tried it on a PowerBook,
- but I see no reason why it shouldn't work).
-
- Name = Printer Patrol 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:Printer Patrol 1.2.sit
- Size: 16K Date: 2/07/95
- Description:
- Printer Patrol 1.2 - Are you often worried because you accidently sent a
- really secret note to a printer used by everyone else? Ever had to explain
- why you printed out a black and white document on a printer which is only
- used for making color transparencies? If so, welcome to Printer Patrol, a
- small utility designed to keep you from making these network faux pas!
- Printer Patrol is a control panel which allows you to set up a list of
- your frequently used printers. If you print to one of these printers,
- Printer Patrol does nothing. If you try to print to a different printer,
- Printer Patrol puts up a simple alert pointing out that fact. Requires
- System 7.
-
- Name = FolderIcon 2.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FolderIcon 2.1.sit
- Size: 24K Date: 2/07/95
- Description:
- FolderIcon 2.1 - FolderIcon is a small utility which creates custom folder
- icons based on other files' icons. To use it, drag any application, control
- panel, desk accessory, or document, etc. onto FolderIcon and it will create
- a folder on your desktop with the custom icon. Note that the file which you
- use must have a non-generic icon. New - Now supports non-Color QuickDraw
- machines (Plus, SE, Classic, PB 100). Works better with B&W icons; if you
- have a color capable system, you'll now get color folder icons, even if the
- file you're folderizing doesn't have a color icon.
-
- Name = Delta Image 0.9b8.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Delta Image 0.9b8.sit
- Size: 25K Date: 2/06/95
- Description:
- Delta Image .09b8 - This program converts DiskCopy, DART, Central Point
- FastCopy 3.0, Norton Floppier, and ShrinkWrap images to DiskDup+ images.
- Delta Image only works with System 7 or greater.
-
- Name = YetAnother Timer 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:YetAnother Timer 1.1.sit
- Size: 18K Date: 2/06/95
- Description:
- YetAnother Timer 1.1 - YetAnother Timer is a utility application to keep
- track of how much time you spend on your computer. YetAnother Timer
- requires System 7.0 or later. When you launch by double-clicking, a small,
- draggable timer window appears under the Trash. When the timer window is
- dragged to a new position, the new position is saved and becomes the
- default position the next time the timer is launched. Selecting Begin
- Session from the File menu starts the timer. The blue numbers, on top,
- time the current session, while the red numbers, below, record cumulative
- time. Selecting End Session from the File menu turns the timer off. Timer
- has hot spots too, to save time!
-
- Name = OtherMenu Externals 1.4.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:OtherMenu Externals 1.4.sit
- Size: 64K Date: 2/03/95
- Description:
- OtherMenu Externals 1.4 - Contains 7 externals for use with OtherMenu.
- Externals are - Register, Backup File, Express Modem, Kill 'em all!,
- Powerbook Info, Remove Hard Returns and Save Clipboard. Requires
- OtherMenu. OtherMenu is an extension that creates a system-wide
- hierarchical menu somewhat similar to the Apple menu. It can be used for
- launching applications and documents, restart and shut down, various
- utility functions, and executing FKEYs.
-
- Name = Drop•Rename 1.0.0 FAT.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Drop•Rename 1.0.0 FAT.sit
- Size: 46K Date: 2/03/95
- Description:
- Drop-Rename 1.0.0 FAT - Drop-Rename is a fast, simple, and safe file
- renaming tool. It is best suited for batch rename operations. It renames
- files and folders by letting you choose whether to Add a string to a
- filename, Strip a string from a filename or Search for a string in a
- filename and replace it with another string. Using Drop-Rename is simple.
- Drop any file, folder, or mixture of the two onto the Drop-Rename icon.
- You will be presented with a dialog with which you can setup your rename
- criteria, describing how you want the files renamed. The specific options
- are described in the docs.
-
- Name = Performance Modules 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:Performance Modules 1.2.sit
- Size: 11K Date: 2/02/95
- Description:
- Performance Modules 1.2 - Performance Modules are a collection of simple
- and straight-forward control strip modules for use with Apples Control
- Strip software. The Simple Clock module now has better support for
- alternate date & time formats (as set up by the Date & Time control panel)
- by adjusting its width to accomodate the widest possible date or time
- message. After changing the date & time format, the modules width will
- automatically be adjusted the next time it is redrawn. The FreeMem module
- is also more intelligent about resizing, by leaving room to display the
- maximum amount of memory available.
-
- Name = Menutasking Enabler 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:Menutasking Enabler 1.0.sit
- Size: 6K Date: 2/02/95
- Description:
- Menutasking Enabler 1.0 - So you're taking a spin around your Mac with an
- Amiga-using friend of yours, doing a download in the background and some
- other stuff in the foreground, and your Amiga friend gloats over his
- ability to screw up the download simply by pulling down a menu for an
- extended period of time. You laugh, saying, go right ahead and try it,
- foolish user of obsolete hardware. So your Amiga friend pulls down a menu.
- His jaw drops. He accuses you of crimes involving unreleased system
- software and the local elite BBS. No, you gasp between high-pitched
- giggles, I have Menutasking Enabler installed!
-
- Name = MemWin 2.01.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:MemWin 2.01.sit
- Size: 40K Date: 2/02/95
- Description:
- MemWin 2.0 - If you have seen the new Speech Manager, then you know that a
- background only application can put a window onto the screen (contrary to
- popular belief). The new Text Services Manager in System 7.1 offers
- documented hooks for creating, disposing, and handling floating windows.
- These windows are layer independent (they are floating above all programs
- and windows). This program puts up a TSM floater that tracks free and max
- memory for both the current program and the machine. It *requires* System
- 7.1 or later to run, but has a relatively small memory footprint and works
- on all of the machines (68k and PPC) I have tried it on.
-
- Name = FinderControl-Launcher.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FinderControl-Launcher.sit
- Size: 12K Date: 2/02/95
- Description:
- FinderControl/Launcher - This is a package of two FKEYs bundled together.
- They are - Launcher 1.0 and FinderControl 1.0. They were written with the
- intention of using them in conjunction with each other. FinderControl can
- quit and relaunch the Finder on demand. This is an advantage over all the
- similar FKEYs that I have seen, as they just quit the Finder and leave you
- no way to relaunch it but to quit all open applications. Launcher brings
- up the StandardFile dialog, wherein you select an application and click on
- Open to launch it. With this, you can launch new applications without
- having to return to the Finder. To install these two FKEYs, you will need
- ResEdit or an FKEY installer/remover.
-
- Name = Spring Cleaning 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Spring Cleaning 1.1.sit
- Size: 7K Date: 2/01/95
- Description:
- Spring Cleaning 1.1 - Apple recommends that the Desktop file be rebuilt on
- occasion to avoid depreciating system performance, slower file searching
- and even occasional system crashes. Spring Cleaning is a shareware system
- extension that remembers to rebuild the desktop for you. During the boot
- process, Spring Cleaning checks all of the currently mounted drives for a
- Desktop file that is older than thirty days (fifteen days for this trial
- version). If one is found, it will bring up a dialog, telling you how old
- the Desktop file is and ask you if you would like it rebuilt.
-
- Name = Server Restart 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Server Restart 1.2.sit
- Size: 7K Date: 2/01/95
- Description:
- Server Restart 1.2 - This is an AppleScript applet designed for use by
- people running servers of any kind which they would like to have restart
- at a given time. Currently, the only way to get this to work is to use one
- of the two Cron applications. REQUIRES OKEY DOKIE and Scriptable Finder.
- Added the dialog box to make it possibly nicely interupt the shutdown
- procedure. If you are going to be away from the server for sure, you need
- the Control Panel Okey Dokie to automagically click the OK button.
-
- Name = WrapScreen 1.4.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:WrapScreen 1.4.sit
- Size: 9K Date: 1/30/95
- Description:
- WrapScreen 1.4 - This control panel lets your screen wrap onto itself -
- your mouse can exit through the right edge and reenter on the left. You
- can choose to wrap horizontally, vertically or both by checking the
- appropriate boxes in the control panel. Changes take effect as soon as you
- close the control panel, and are remembered for the next restarts. You can
- also choose not to wrap vertically on the main monitor (useful to catch
- the menus), and not to wrap in the corners of the main monitor (useful
- also for the menus, and for screen savers). This version is fully
- compatible with multiple screen systems. The mouse will wrap correctly one
- monitor to the next, just don't lose that pointer!! Now, when the...
-
- Name = Get Info 0.9.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:Get Info 0.9.sit
- Size: 7K Date: 1/27/95
- Description:
- Get Info 0.9 - Get Info 0.9 is a simple dropbox that causes the Finder show
- the information window of files dropped on it. In case you are wondering
- why I patched together a utility that appears to duplicate the
- functionality of a menu command, Get Info resolves any aliases it receives.
-
- Name = OmegaWindow 1.3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:OmegaWindow 1.3.sit
- Size:181K Date: 1/27/95
- Description:
- OmegaWindow 1.3 - OmegaWindow is a mouse-free window manipulating and
- application managing program for Mac. OmegaWindow provides keyboard
- shortcuts for things that normally have to be done using the mouse. The
- heart of the OmegaWindow package is a system extension. The package also
- includes an application for customizing OmegaWindows features. Features
- implemented using keyboard shortcuts - Switch from one application to
- another. Zoom window. Close one or all of the windows. Bring the back-most
- window to the front. Go to the Finder. Swap the two front-most windows.
- Switch to any process out of 1-7 applications. Simulate the system menu -
- Hide (front application), Hide others, Show All. And much more! Sys 7...
-
- Name = SoBig 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:SoBig 1.1.sit
- Size: 7K Date: 1/26/95
- Description:
- SoBig 1.01 - SoBig is a Control Strip Module that shows the available RAM
- and startup disk space. The upper number with the memory chip icon is the
- amount of RAM available for new applications. The lower number with the
- hard disk icon is the amount of disk space available on the startup drive.
- Click on the module to see a menu of available space on all mounted
- drives. SoBig is sensitive to whether the hard disk is spinning or not and
- will not update the available disk space unless the drive is spinning. The
- drive will spin up when the list of all mounted volumes is displayed. Of
- course, you need Apple's Control Strip or Desktop Strip by Men and Mice to
- use SoBig. Revised to consume far less CPU cycles.
-
- Name = Revelation 2.3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:R:Revelation 2.3.sit
- Size: 23K Date: 1/26/95
- Description:
- Revelation 2.31 - Revelation is a handy substitute for About This Macintosh
- in the finder. It places a moveable bar across the screen, which when
- you're in a program, displays - How much ram that particular program is
- using, and how much is free, shows whether it uses AppleEvents, shows CPU
- usage, and shows RAM available. Also, lets you close all open programs
- (except Revelation and the Finder), and Open anything from Revelation.
- Includes complete balloon help.
-
- Name = CPUModule 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:CPUModule 1.0.sit
- Size: 5K Date: 1/26/95
- Description:
- CPUModule 1.0 - CPUModule is a Control Strip module that enables and
- disables CPU speed cycling (a modest power-saving technique) and allows
- you to set the speed at which the CPU operates (a more substantial
- power-saving technique). CPUModule works with all Macintosh computers that
- support these features. At present, this is only the PowerBooks (as far as
- I know). You need Apple's Control Strip or Mice & Men's Desktop Strip to
- use CPUModule.
-
- Name = Ejector 0.95b.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:E:Ejector 0.95b.sit
- Size: 20K Date: 1/25/95
- Description:
- Ejector 0.95b - Ejector is a combination of an INIT, a code resource, and a
- control panel file. The INIT installs the code resource, which modifies the
- shutdown/restart behavior of the Macintosh to include ejection of discs
- in Apple CD-ROM drives. The control panel file allows the user to modify
- several aspects of the whole package's operation, such as whether or not
- Ejector will become active and/or display its icon at startup, whether or
- not an alert reminding you to extract your disc is displayed during a full
- shutdown, and how much time should be allowed for disc extraction at
- shutdown if the alert option is off.
-
- Name = Clean Up Finder Windows.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Clean Up Finder Windows.sit
- Size: 17K Date: 1/24/95
- Description:
- Clean Up Finder Windows - Clean Up Finder Windows is an AppleScript droplet
- which adjusts the view of folders dropped onto it and does a Clean Up
- Window. It also moves all subfolders of folders dropped onto it to a
- position relative to the dropped folder, adjusts their view and cleans
- them up, moves and cleans subfolders of subfolders, etcetera. The position
- of folders dropped onto the droplet are not changed; these are used to
- determine the position given to windows of subfolders. To test it out,
- drop a floppy disk with a lot of files and folders of which you have a
- backup onto it, and watch the action.
-
- Name = RAMGauge 1.2.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:R:RAMGauge 1.2.1.sit
- Size: 14K Date: 1/23/95
- Description:
- RamGauge 1.2.1 - One glance at the menu bar, and you know exactly how much
- memory you have to burn. It is especially nice when there is so little that
- Finder won't let you use About This Macintosh... It even tracks System
- activity. RAMGauge is now a Control Panel. It allows itself to be switched
- on and off, moved around, its display configured, and other such sundry
- accomplishments. You don't even need to restart for it to install - just
- open the control panel and it installs itself automatically. I hope that
- this will make everyone's computing a little less harried. It is even
- neater because in Total Memory mode it tends to track System activity as
- well.
-
- Name = ScriptRunner 1.1.10.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:ScriptRunner 1.1.10.sit
- Size:359K Date: 1/20/95
- Description:
- ScriptRunner 1.0.10 - Havent you ever wanted to see at a glance all of your
- data that is older than three weeks and not any more recent than the last
- three days? There are so many possibilities (an unlimited amount of
- possibilities) of what one can do with a Batch-File from MS-DOS or with a
- UNIX-SHELL-SCRIPT. Assuming that one has mastered the Syntax of the Batch
- -language and is capable of programming. And, provided that you are
- working on a DOS or UNIX computer. Now you dont have to be a computer
- programmer anymore in order to formulate a Script enabling you the same
- possibilities weve just described. ScriptRunner allows you to control the
- data system and network functions that Apple Macintosh are known for.
-
- Name = HierApplicationMenu DEMO Æ’.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:HierApplicationMenu DEMO Æ’.sit
- Size: 11K Date: 1/20/95
- Description:
- HierApplicationMenu DEMO - HierApplicationMenu expands the capability of
- the application menu. The application menu is the rightmost menu which
- displays a small icon of the currently running application. With
- HierApplicationMenu you can - Quit any application which supports
- AppleEvents, Bring any application to the front, Bring any window of any
- application to the front, You may, of course, continue to use the
- application menu as you always have. The frontmost application will be
- underlined and any application requesting attention will be in italics.
-
- Name = PowerScan 2.0.7.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:PowerScan 2.0.7.sit
- Size:347K Date: 1/19/95
- Description:
- PowerScan 2.0.7 - Welcome to PowerScan! This application started out as a
- hack that would list duplicate files on a friends hard disk. Features -
- Supports Thread Manager for multitasking. Scan and find duplicate files in
- several windows at the same time. PowerScan works in background so you can
- use other applications if you want to. Completely redesigned user
- interface with a floating palette for easy access to settings and
- commands. Much improved file filtering. PowerScan can save document
- windows in both text and native formats. Printing is now supported.
- Ability to read version information from files, movable dialog boxes,
- Finder interaction. Requires System 7.
-
- Name = BusinessCdImport.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:B:BusinessCdImport.sit
- Size:117K Date: 1/16/95
- Description:
- BusinessCdImport - Business Card Importer is an application that will let
- you create business cards in a personal catalog from data in a text file.
- To learn how to use it, choose Business Card Importer Help from the Balloon
- Help menu. The application also supports balloon help for its main window
- and menus. Electronic Addresses Note - Business Card Importer will let you
- import a variety of electronic addresses into a business Card, but it does
- not provide a way to view those addresses. Instead it relies on having a
- mail gateway from another vendor installed, such as the one from StarNine
- or CompuServe, to provide facilities for both viewing and using the
- addresses.
-
- Name = FileNotes 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FileNotes 1.2.sit
- Size: 22K Date: 1/15/95
- Description:
- FileNotes ReadMe - FileNotes is a utility for adding up to 6 pages of notes
- to any Mac file (word processing, spreadsheet, data base, drawing, CAD,
- etc.) These notes can be used to annotate files that normally do not allow
- text inputs such as image files, compressed archives, and QuickTime
- movies, or simply add a note to a letter. Unlike the notes seen in the
- GetInfo dialog, these notes become a permanent part of the file, i.e. they
- will not be erased when you rebuild your desktop and will be transferred
- with copies of the file. FileNotes is System 7 dependent.
-
- Name = SetDepth INIT 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:SetDepth INIT 1.0.sit
- Size: 8K Date: 1/15/95
- Description:
- SetDepth 1.0 - SetDepth lets you change your monitors depth (colors), but
- without having to launch the Monitors control panel. This is useful for
- artists, viewing pict/jpeg files, and programmers who need to switch
- between various color modes without having to launch the Monitors control
- panel every time. You can switch your monitors depth from 1 bit (Black &
- white) to 32 bit (Millions of colors) all with the ease and convenience of
- command keys.
-
- Name = OutTheWindow! 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:OutTheWindow! 1.1.sit
- Size: 10K Date: 1/15/95
- Description:
- OutTheWindow! 1.1 - OutTheWindow! is an extension that allows you to close
- windows by dragging them outside your screen. This is funny and could be
- useful to close a window which is not the front window. To do this, just
- hold down the Command key while you are dragging the window outside the
- screen. (This technique works with the Finder, but not with all
- applications.) OutTheWindow! works only on Macintoshes running system
- software version 7.0 or later.
-
- Name = BatteryMinder 2.1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:BatteryMinder 2.1.2.sit
- Size: 57K Date: 1/15/95
- Description:
- BatteryMinder 2.1.2 - BatteryMinder does many things to make life with a
- PowerBook happier. Features - it can turn Appletalk OFF when run and ON
- when quit to save on battery while at the same time forcing Appletalk to
- load at startup. Buttons for easy toggling Appletalk and Sound on and off.
- Menu access for setting sound volume. Indicators for remaining battery
- power and processor speed. Battery timers displaying minutes elapsed and
- approximate minutes remaining. Customizing options for your own setup and
- usage. Double-click BatteryMinder's window for computer sleep. Requires a
- PowerBook, System 7 or greater and about 30k free memory. And more.
-
- Name = Add Extensions.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Add Extensions.sit
- Size: 12K Date: 1/14/95
- Description:
- Add Extensions - These AppleScript droplets will add or remove DOS style
- file name extensions respectively. If a folder is dropped onto one of the
- utilities, it will recursively search the contents of the folder, and the
- contents of any folders contained in it, changing the name of all the
- files along the way. I find them useful when removing .txt from downloaded
- files.
-
- Name = Dvorak Keyboard.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Dvorak Keyboard.sit
- Size: 7K Date: 1/13/95
- Description:
- Dvorak Keyboard Layout - Insert this into your system folder to reorganize
- your keyboard into the Dvorak keyboard style. Also included is a note
- regarding the history of the Dvorak keyboard.
-
- Name = Chris Modules 1.4.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:Chris Modules 1.4.sit
- Size: 60K Date: 1/13/95
- Description:
- Chris Modules 1.4 - These are Control Strip modules. They can only be used
- with Apple Computer's Control Strip Control Panel. Control Strip is a super
- cool extension that is included with the new PowerBooks and will be made
- more widely available as part of System 7.5. So far this package consists
- of 6 modules. Clock - Display a digital clock on strip. Control Panels -
- Open control panels or control panel folder from popup menu. Express Modem
- - Display modem status on strip, turn modem software on/off. Free RAM -
- Display free application RAM on strip, free disk space in menu. Processes
- - List processes, switch between apps, quit any/all processes. Processor
- Speed - Display CPU speed on strip, give misc PB info in menu.
-
- Name = A.k.a. 1.01.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:A.k.a. 1.01.sit
- Size:172K Date: 1/11/95
- Description:
- A.k.a. 1.01 - a.k.a. is a utility that easily creates and renames aliases
- and allows you to place the newly created aliases anywhere on any mounted
- volume. You may interact with a.k.a. by double-clicking it and then
- specifying the file, folder or disk to alias or by dragging the file,
- folder or disk and dropping it on a.k.a. Depending on the preferences you
- have set, a.k.a. will either automatically create the alias(es) placed in
- one of two user-specified folders or prompt you for a name and location
- for the alias(es) or let you decide between these options on the fly.
- Shareware. a.k.a. is the simplest and fastest way to create an alias with
- a different name or in some location besides the Apple Menu Items...
-
- Name = FolderIconCleaner 1.1.3 FAT.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FolderIconCleaner 1.1.3 FAT.sit
- Size: 38K Date: 1/10/95
- Description:
- Folder Icon Cleaner 1.1.3 FAT - Folder Icon Cleaner is a small utility that
- lets you correctly get rid of those space and time wasting custom icons,
- stuck right there on your folders. Let me explain why I say correctly. The
- Finder keeps every folder icon in a separate hidden file. The known
- versions of the Finder (7.0, 7.0.1, 7.1) do not delete this file when
- removing a custom folder icon. They only delete the icon resources from
- the file. Note that no other information is kept into these Icon files.
- Folder Icon Cleaner correctly removes the icon by deleting the file (and
- by updating the Use custom icon attribute of the folder). No data is lost,
- you only gain a little more free space on your disk. Power PC Native.
-
- Name = FinderToggle 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FinderToggle 1.1.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 1/03/95
- Description:
- FinderToggle 1.1 - FinderToggle is an FKEY that will kill the Finder if
- it's running, or launch it if it wasn't. If you don't know how to install
- an FKEY, then you shouldn't be quitting your Finder. Requires System 7.0.
-
- Name = Bag-atelle 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:B:Bag-atelle 1.0.sit
- Size: 9K Date: 1/02/95
- Description:
- Bag-atelle 1.0 - Drag and drop any font file, sound file or desk accessory
- on this application to pack it in a suitcase. You should NOT pack desk
- accessories located in the Apple Menu Items folder.
-
- Name = LoadADrive 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:LoadADrive 1.1.sit
- Size: 22K Date:12/26/94
- Description:
- LoadADrive 1.1 - LoadADrive is a simple utility to mount a CD-ROM that
- wasn't switch on at startup without restarting your Macintosh. A bit more
- detailed - The Apple CD-ROM driver (I don't know if other CD-ROMs work the
- same) scans the SCSI bus for a CD-ROM drive at startup. If it does not
- find one (because the drive is switched off) the CD-ROM driver will not be
- loaded. The driver is necessary to access the CD-ROM, you cannot use an
- utility that can mount hard disks to mount a CD-ROM. So you have to
- restart your Macintosh. LoadADrive can load the Apple CD-ROM driver at any
- time! Requires System 7 or higher, and has been tested with Apple CD-ROM
- drivers 4.01 and 5.0.
-
- Name = TileCity 1.1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:TileCity 1.1.0.sit
- Size: 12K Date:12/24/94
- Description:
- TileCity 1.1.0 - TileCity is a control panel that adds a tiling menu to the
- Finder's menu bar. It tiles, stacks or stripes the Finder's windows which
- makes it much easier to find things on your desktop. The control panel
- allows you to assign any hot key sequence that you desire to any of
- TileCitys commands. There is also an auto-tiling feature for some of
- TileCitys tiling modes which automatically stacks Finder window's as they
- are opened. TileCity only has a handfull of functions so the best way to
- find out what it does is to try them. Just drag TileCity to your System
- Folder, reboot the machine, open a few Folders, and then select each
- command from the Tile menu. Requires System 7.
-
- Name = LOBE 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:LOBE 1.0.sit
- Size: 20K Date:12/23/94
- Description:
- LOBE 1.0 - Less Obnoxious Bus Error (LOBE) is a cdev that replaces
- EvenBetterBusError. Like ebbe, it stuffs $50ff8001 into address 0, thus
- catching all dereferences of 0. In addition, LOBE stuffs this magic value
- into 4, thus catching a few more bad programs. The big change with LOBE is
- you can change LOBE's behavior when it detects a write to 0 or 4. You can
- have it call DebugStr and stop (typical ebbe behavior), call DebugStr and
- go (less obnoxious), or just ignore the writes (for those times when you
- have to demo your broken applications to your manager).
-
- Name = DictionaryEdit 1.1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DictionaryEdit 1.1.2.sit
- Size: 99K Date:12/23/94
- Description:
- DictionaryEdit 1.1.2 - DictionaryEdit is an application which enables you
- to edit the dictionaries used by the text-to-speech part of the Speech
- Manager. Widely available applications which use pronunciation
- dictionaries are Speecher by P.H. Pedersen, Speaker by Eric Shieh, Toby
- Smiths IRC client Homer, and SoToSpeak by Eric Weidl. Dictionaries are
- used to substitute words in the text to be spoken with others, either to
- correct idiosyncrasies in pronunciation, for localization purposes.
- DictionaryEdit makes editing these dictionaries very easy. You can open
- several dictionaries at the same time, cut and copy (or drag) entries
- between them, add new entries, and fill them by converting text into...
-
- Name = A La Carte 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:A La Carte 1.2.sit
- Size: 72K Date:12/23/94
- Description:
- A La Carte 1.2 - A La Carte is a nifty menu utility which is designed to
- help you open frequently used applications, documents, and folders. A La
- Carte places a menu near the balloon help menu which you can access from
- any application. From the menu, you can launch an application with or
- without an attached document, or bring a folder to the front in a Finder
- window. The power of A La Carte is that it automatically keeps track of
- recently used items, so that your most recent work is readily accessible.
- A La Carte is a System 7 Control Panel Device which has several
- configuration options, online help and balloon help. A La Carte has been
- tested extensively on a variety of 680x0 based Macintoshes as well as...
-
- Name = TaskMan 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:TaskMan 1.2.sit
- Size: 22K Date:12/23/94
- Description:
- TaskMan 1.2 - TaskMan is an extension which adds the ability to switch
- between running processes using the keyboard. When using multiple
- applications, switching between them becomes tedious when having to
- repeatedly click on the windows of inactive processes, or use the
- Application menu. TaskMan adds this same functionality to specific key
- combinations which quickly switch processes without wearing a hole in your
- mouse pad. TaskMan does this by adopting a similar interface that has been
- successfully used on other platforms.
-
- Name = DialMe 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DialMe 1.1.sit
- Size: 12K Date:12/22/94
- Description:
- Dial Me 1.1 - DialMe is a very simple application that dials your phone
- through your modem. It can be used as a stand-alone application, but its
- primary purpose is to receive apple events from other applications
- requesting it dial the phone for them. (This may sound complicated, but it
- is really quite simple to use.) It was designed to be used in conjunction
- with FileMaker Pro, but it can be used with any application capable of
- sending apple events to other applications. Requires System 7.0.
-
- Name = Malph 2.3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:Malph 2.3.sit
- Size: 38K Date:12/20/94
- Description:
- Malph 2.3 - Use Malph to switch between applications under System 7 instead
- of pulling down the application menu. To switch to another app, simply
- click on the application icon. Malph also has a small indicator showing
- what process is currently front most, which updates even if you click in
- application windows to switch between processes. If you have the Drag
- Manager installed on your Macintosh (part of 7.5), you can drop Finder
- icons on an application tile, and the files will open with that
- application. This is handy when you want to quickly open a file without
- using the Open... command from within the application. A good way to clean
- up your desktop too!
-
- Name = Drop PICT Creator 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Drop PICT Creator 1.0.sit
- Size: 12K Date:12/19/94
- Description:
- Drop PICT Creator 1.0 - This is a System 7.0 Drag & Drop application that
- changes the creator code of PICT files to TeachText, GIF, or Photoshop.
-
- Name = MiniApps Pack 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:MiniApps Pack 1.1.sit
- Size: 31K Date:12/09/94
- Description:
- MiniApps Pack 1.1 - The MiniApps Pack is a collection of mini-applications,
- small in size (6K each) but big on features and usefulness. A MiniApp
- usually performs a single task, somewhat of a pre-configured macro wrapped
- in an application shell. There is no complex user interface or settings to
- configure. It knows what to do, how to do it, even when to quit. MiniApps
- require System 7 and generally reside in the Apple Menu Items folder,
- where they can be reached easily. Although some may be better located in
- the Startup Items folder. MiniApps included are - Sleep, QuitAllApps,
- QuitFinder, Restart, ShutDown, VolumeDown, VolumeUp, EmptyTrash and
- FinderToFront.
-
- Name = Cron 1.20.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:Cron 1.20.sit
- Size: 35K Date:12/09/94
- Description:
- Cron 1.210 - Cron is a program scheduling utility similar to the UNIX cron
- utility. Just make aliases of documents or applications you want Cron to
- launch periodically, and it will launch them for you when you want. Cron
- is really two things - Crond, which is a faceless background app, and
- CronMgr, which is a Control Panel. Drag Crond into a folder where you keep
- applications or utilities. CronMgr belongs in the Control Panels folder
- inside your System Folder. Open the Cron Control Panel check the boxes.
- Cron is now ready and willing to schedule stuff for you. Complete
- instructions are included. 1.10 fixes an omission where the Cron
- Preferences folder didn't get created, and adds an immediate launch.
-
- Name = CD Ejector.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:CD Ejector.sit
- Size: 7K Date:12/06/94
- Description:
- CD Ejector - This Script came about because I got disgusted with forgetting
- to remove CDs' from the internal drive in my Power Mac. Unfortunately it
- lengthens the shut down and restart processes by a small amount. There is
- a good side to that because now you will be able to abort the processes.
- Results when using any System other than System 7.5 and Finder Version
- 7.1.4 or later, are unpredictable. To use this Script, just drop it into
- the Shutdown Items Folder inside the System Folder of your startup drive.
- any ejectable media larger than a 1.44 Meg.(see below) floppy will be
- ejected. If you use this, you will no longer have CD's stuck in your
- shutdown Mac!
-
- Name = Whitewater-It 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:Whitewater-It 1.0.sit
- Size: 11K Date:12/06/94
- Description:
- Whitewater-It 1.0 - Drag and drop any FILE on me to totally eradicate it.
- The file will - have all data replaced with null characters, have name
- removed, be set to file length of zero, and be disposed. To ensure safety
- and to limit costly irreversible mistakes, this application will only
- handle one file at a time and will always prompt user to confirm. Only do
- it to files that you want permanently gone!
-
- Name = AppSwitch 1.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:AppSwitch 1.0.1.sit
- Size: 9K Date:12/04/94
- Description:
- AppSwitch 1.0.1 -AppSwitch is a Control Panel that allows you to switch
- between active applications and desk accessories. The hot key is initially
- configured for Command-ESC. This will bring up the next application to the
- foreground. You can change the hot key setting in the control panel.
-
- Name = Last Chance 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:Last Chance 1.0.sit
- Size: 10K Date:12/03/94
- Description:
- Last Chance 1.0 - While Last Chance is active, you can insert a disk in
- Drive 1 to INITIALIZE it as if it were never formatted. Use this little
- program to format a disk that CP DiskFix or Disk First Aid cannot repair.
- If the disk is successfully initialized, you won't have throw it away.
- Requires System 7.
-
- Name = O-Limpia 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:O-Limpia 1.0.sit
- Size: 15K Date:12/03/94
- Description:
- O-Limpia 1.0 - Welcome to O-Limpia! A Preferences Folder Organizer. This is
- a great program for those whose Preferences folders are full! In the
- program's window, you will find listed all non-busy and non-System files
- located in the first level of the Preferences Folder. When clicking on any
- item in the list, the application will search your hard disk for any files
- containing code (i.e 'APPL', 'RDEV', 'INIT', 'cdev' (Control Panel) or
- 'dfil' (Desk Accessory)) that have the same Creator Type as the file
- selected. If it does not find such a file, the button allowing you to move
- the Preference File to the Trash will be enabled. You will find that it
- takes a few seconds to scan your HD to compare creator types. This...
-
- Name = Finder Prefs 7 2.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:Finder Prefs 7 2.0.sit
- Size:102K Date:11/28/94
- Description:
- Finder Prefs 7 v.2.0 - If you have been unsatisfied with Apple's System 7.x
- formatting of List View windows in the Finder (View by name, View by date,
- etc.), these files may be for you. Each provides a wider Name field to
- accommodate longest file names, plus a variety of other options. This, and
- most of the other options provided, cannot be achieved using Apples Views
- control panel.
-
- Name = InterSLIP Module 1.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:InterSLIP Module 1.0.1.sit
- Size: 13K Date:11/28/94
- Description:
- InterSLIP Module 1.0.1 - InterSLIP Module is a module for Apple's Control
- Strip that allows you to control an InterSLIP connection. In order to use
- this module, you must have InterSLIP installed, and have it properly
- configured to connect to a SLIP host. Clicking on the icon will display a
- popup menu. The top item shows the current status of the InterSLIP
- connection. The middle item allows you to open the InterSLIP Setup
- application, and the bottom item allows you to connect or disconnect from
- the selected SLIP host (the one that is hilighted in the InterSLIP Setup
- application). The icon will also change to display the current status of
- the connection.
-
- Name = Module Tester 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:Module Tester 1.0.sit
- Size: 16K Date:11/27/94
- Description:
- Module Tester 1.0 - Control Strip Tester 1.0 - If you write Control Strip
- Modules, you may want to check this out! Your module can allocate memory
- and load any necessary resources during its init phase and return a handle
- which will be returned to you in the param field each time your SDEV is
- called. If you return a number less than zero it will signal that you
- could not initialize and the tester will not load the SDEV. It will
- provide your module with a tickle heartbeat for periodic processing. It
- will send your module a request to return feature bits. If your feature
- bits include sdevWantMouseClicks then it will pass mouse-downs to your
- module. It will ask your module how wide it is and will place it in a
-
- Name = ZoneRanger 1.2 FAT.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:ZoneRanger 1.2 FAT.sit
- Size:166K Date:11/23/94
- Description:
- Metrowerks ZoneRanger 1.2 FAT - ZoneRanger provides detailed information
- about each heap zone that is currently active on the Macintosh. This
- information includes both the counts and total sizes of the free blocks,
- pointers, handles, locked handles, purgeable handles, and resource handles
- in each heap zone. ZoneRanger also provides windows in which a heap zone
- can be displayed graphically, with the size, type, and attributes of each
- block clearly defined. The user can control the resolution and zoom factor
- of this display, as well as click on any individual block to view its
- contents. ZoneRanger can save to a TEXT file the detailed information. The
- graphical display of any heap zone can also be saved to a PICT file.
-
- Name = TrashAlias 1.1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:TrashAlias 1.1.1.sit
- Size: 13K Date:11/21/94
- Description:
- TrashAlias 1.1.1 - TrashAlias is a freeware Control Panel for System 7. In
- System 7, users can create multiple desktop icons to represent a single
- document, application, or folder. One represents the actual original, but
- the others, called aliases, just point to it. This feature, for example,
- allows a user to keep an application located within one folder, but be
- able launch it by double-clicking on its alias from another location, such
- as the desktop. The alias is actually a separate file created and
- maintained by the Finder. However, if a user deletes the original file,
- the alias file still remains. TrashAlias remedies this problem by
- automatically deleting any alias files associated with a file (or...
-
- Name = Mac Identifier 1.1.1 FAT.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:Mac Identifier 1.1.1 FAT.sit
- Size: 16K Date:11/21/94
- Description:
- Mac Identifier 1.1.1 FAT - Mac Identifier is a freeware system extension
- designed for System 7.5 users who can't stand the thought of their
- Macintosh not knowing its own model designation or what itself looks like.
- Under certain circumstances, System 7.5 is unable to provide model or icon
- information about the Macintosh it is running on. In this scenario, the
- About This Macintosh dialog in the Finder displays a generic Macintosh
- icon and a truncated name without the model designation. Mac Identifier
- contains a database of Macintosh model designations and icons and alters
- system operation so that the Macintosh applications can obtain and provide
- this information. Current as of November 1994. Mac Identifier 1.1.1...
-
- Name = Beep Saver 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:B:Beep Saver 1.1.sit
- Size: 7K Date:11/21/94
- Description:
- Beep Saver 1.1 - Beep Saver is a freeware system extension designed for
- users of Apple's Energy Saver control panel. The Energy Saver control
- panel, which is distributed with Apple's new multiple scan monitors, turns
- off the Energy-Star compliant monitors after a specified time interval to
- save energy. When the user wakes the monitor, the monitor turns back on
- accompanied by a repetitive, annoying beep. Beep Saver shuts off the
- beeping and replaces it with a display of the LEDs on the Apple extended
- keyboard. To use Beep Saver, copy it to the Extensions folder of the
- System folder. This will also force Beep Saver to load before Energy
- Saver, which is required for Beep Saver's operation. Runs emulated on
-
- Name = FreeRam 1.3.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FreeRam 1.3.2.sit
- Size: 11K Date:11/18/94
- Description:
- FreeRam 1.32 - This software was created for those of us who don't have a
- lot of RAM and want to know how much is available before trying to open
- the next program. The program gets the size of the free maximum usable ram
- and converts it into a string that is then formatted to look cool like all
- Mac things should. For now, a small window is displayed, you can
- reposition it. You can also hide and show the window from FreeRams File
- Menu. It will show the current amount of free ram up to 99,999K. If you
- have more than that, you don't need this application! Requires System 7.
- FreeRam 1.3 Added Cosmetic and Personalization changes to the FreeRam
- window.
-
- Name = PrefsCleaner 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:PrefsCleaner 1.1.sit
- Size: 28K Date:11/17/94
- Description:
- PrefsCleaner 1.1 - PrefsCleaner is an application which will help you keep
- your prefs folder in your System folder clean. You may notice that there
- are lots or prefs in that folder, even for programs you've thrown away!
- There's no harm in keeping these files, but they waste valuable hard disk
- space. PrefsCleaner checks each application, desk accessory, control panel
- and extension if it has a prefs file in the Preferences Folder. In this
- case the prefs file is marked. When the search is completed, unmarked
- prefs can be deleted. Before you start using this application, you should
- read the entire documentation. If you don't want to read everything, at
- least read the known bugs section!
-
- Name = DuplexHelper 1.0d3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DuplexHelper 1.0d3.sit
- Size: 11K Date:11/13/94
- Description:
- DuplexHelper 1.0d3 - Duplex Helper is a printing extension for use with
- QuickDraw GX, to make it easier to print double-sided pages on printers
- that only print one side of the paper at a time. To use Duplex Helper, you
- must have QuickDraw GX installed. To install Duplex Helper, simply drag a
- copy to your Extensions folder. You don't need to restart. To make full
- use of it, you will need an application that supports QuickDraw GX
- printing. The options that Duplex Helper offers are very simple: All Pages
- means to print all pages of the job, as normal; Even Pages Only means to
- print only the even-numbered pages (2, 4 and so on), while Odd Pages Only
- means to print only the odd-numbered pages (1, 3 and so on).
-
- Name = Quick ShutDown 1.0 FAT.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:Quick ShutDown 1.0 FAT.sit
- Size: 64K Date:11/13/94
- Description:
- Quick ShutDown 1.0 FAT - If you know that all your works have been saved,
- and you want to shut down or restart your Mac quick without the Finder
- quitting each open application, or you always change your mind after
- selecting Finder's Shut Down or Restart menu item, Quick ShutDown is for
- you! When you want to quick shut down or restart your Mac, you simply
- double-click Quick ShutDown's sub-application Shut Down or Restart, and
- your Mac will shut down or restart right away without the wait. In
- addition, when you double-click Quick ShutDown's sub-application Shut Down
- or Restart, you have a chance to change your mind by clicking the Cancel
- button. WARNING - Quick ShutDown will QUICKLY shut down or restart...
-
- Name = EarthQuake 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:E:EarthQuake 1.0.sit
- Size:122K Date:11/12/94
- Description:
- EarthQuake 1.0 - Straight from the San Francisco Bay Area, EarthQuake is a
- Control Panel that shakes your mac's desktop and windows while it plays an
- earthquake sound. You can turn EarthQuake on and off from the keyboard at
- any moment using a quick key combination of your choice. The control panel
- lets you set the delay between earthquakes and the quick on/off key
- combination. The duration of the earthquake is random. EarthQuake requires
- System 7 or above and it will work properly on the Macintosh SE/30,
- Macintosh II family and above. To install it, move EarthQuake to your
- System folder, choose to put it into the Control Panels folder and restart.
-
- Name = ProGreet.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:ProGreet.sit
- Size:207K Date:11/12/94
- Description:
- ProGreet - ProGreet is a fun System Extension, which gives your mac a nice
- greeting voice each time you turn it on... It says good
- morning/afternoon/evening, welcome to Macintosh. It's very smart about
- which one to say! Postcard-ware.
-
- Name = Printer Chuzer 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:Printer Chuzer 1.0.sit
- Size: 17K Date:11/11/94
- Description:
- Printer Chuzer 1.0 - Overview of Need - Ability to change printer types on
- the fly without accessing the Chooser. No desire for the overhead of
- Quickdraw GX. Need to quickly switch printer types for a short time. Need
- to print a form from a database on an LaserWriter and Fax it without
- accessing the Chooser. Need to print a tractor fed invoice on an
- ImageWriter, a shipping label on a LabelWriter, and a form letter on a
- DeskWriter without accessing the Chooser. Solution Provided - Stand-Alone
- Application that can be configured to switch to a predefined printer type.
- Simply open the application and the printer type is made current. Quick.
- Simple. Down and Dirty. Use multiple copies, one for each the printer
-
- Name = WindowWizard 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:WindowWizard 1.2.sit
- Size: 29K Date:11/07/94
- Description:
- WindowWizard 1.2 - WindowWizard provides Macintosh computers running system
- 7 with a pop-up menu (off the window title!) which shows - the windows of
- the application currently in the foreground, and the background
- applications and their windows. In other words, this menu makes it
- possible to switch quickly and easily between all the open applications
- and windows on your Macintosh. Very handy, and a time saver!
-
- Name = Users and Groups 1.2b.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Users and Groups 1.2b.sit
- Size: 31K Date:11/07/94
- Description:
- Users and Groups 1.2b - The Users and Groups 1.2b scripting addition is all
- about being able to manipulate your users and groups data file from
- AppleScript. When Apple shipped AppleShare 3.0 they also shipped a
- developers kit that allow developers access to the users and groups
- information maintained by the AppleShare server. This same library also
- works with Macintosh File Sharing. Unfortunately the library is only
- accessible from low level languages like Pascal and C. I wanted to change
- that so I wrote a scripting addition that allow you to manipulate users
- and groups files AppleScript. This version (1.2b) has a hack in it that
- lets you (optionally) modify the users and groups information while...
-
- Name = TCP-IP ScriptAdd 1.1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:TCP-IP ScriptAdd 1.1.2.sit
- Size:732K Date:11/07/94
- Description:
- TCP/IP ScriptingAdd1.1.2 - There are sample programs included with this
- 1.1.2 release of the TCP/IP Scripting Addition. You may look at these
- sample programs and write your own based on these. The sample code is
- provided as both compiled and text files (to ease compatibility with
- AppleScript 1.0). Included are - Drag and Drop FTP, Run and Get FTP,
- Finger, Baby Telnet, Gopher Server and Send Mail. Copyright (c) 1993-1995
- Atul Butte, All Rights Reserved.
-
- Name = Arriba UltraLite.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:Arriba UltraLite.sit
- Size: 20K Date:11/06/94
- Description:
- Arriba UltraLite - Arriba UltraLite enhances the Find File functions of the
- Finder. Search quickly for files based on name, Type, creator, attributes
- (invisible, busy, namelock, etc.). You will find it much easier and faster
- than the Finder in location files. Hope you like it! Freeware. System 7 Dep
- endent.
-
- Name = PowerLaunch II 2.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:PowerLaunch II 2.0.1.sit
- Size:331K Date:11/03/94
- Description:
- Powerlaunch II 2.01 - PowerLaunch II is a System-7 Desktop Launching Agent.
- It is designed to allow quick and easy access to applications (including
- Control Panels and Desk Accessories), folders, and other documents stored
- on your Macintosh without having to navigate through several Finder Windows
- or through a multi-layered, hierarchical apple menu. PowerLaunch II has
- many features. Easy to Use - Because PowerLaunch was written with the
- standard Macintosh interface guidelines in mind, PowerLaunch is easy to
- configure and use Environmentally Friendly - PowerLaunch is an
- Application, not a System Extension.
-
- Name = System 7.5 for Dummies Demo.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:System 7.5 for Dummies Demo.sit
- Size:534K Date:11/03/94
- Description:
- System 7.5 for Dummies Demo - This is a demo of Bob LeVitus' new book,
- Macintosh System 7.5 For Dummies. It includes the Foreward (by Steven
- Bobker), the Introduction (by him), the long version of the Table of
- Contents, and screen shots and text excerpts from chapters 1 and 5. He
- built it himself in SuperCard! Included on BBS in a Box with Bob's
- permission. Read the demo, and then go buy the book! This is a stand alone
- SuperCard application.
-
- Name = ScriptWizard Demo 1.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:ScriptWizard Demo 1.0.1.sit
- Size:229K Date:10/31/94
- Description:
- ScriptWiz Demo 1.0.1 - ScriptWizard is the first integrated script editing
- and debugging environment for AppleScript and other OSA languages. We have
- built ScriptWizard to make life easier for you by including features that
- are designed to simplify and speed the creation, testing and debugging of
- Macintosh scripts. You will find when using ScriptWizard that it is much
- easier to navigate through scripts, track whats really going on when they
- execute and get to the essential Apple event dictionary information that
- you need to author all of those exciting new scripts youve been wanting to
- create. Commercial demo is copyright Commstalk, 1994, and its licensors.
- All Rights Reserved. Demonstration package requires that you have
-
- Name = FloppyCopy1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:FloppyCopy1.2.sit
- Size: 18K Date:10/29/94
- Description:
- FloppyCopy 1.2 - Copyright 1994, J. Cicinelli & Arizona Macintosh Users
- Group (AMUG). All Rights Reserved. If you have ever needed to copy a lot
- of software to floppy diskettes for distribution, you know what a pain it
- is trying to mix and match files of differing sizes to diskettes in such a
- way as to use as few of them as possible. The FloppyCopy suite of scripts
- was written for exactly this purpose. After specifying a diskette density
- and a folder containing software, double-click on the FloppyCopy
- deskscript. This script will distribute the software located in the source
- folder into one or more folders on the Desktop named appropriately Disk 1,
- DIsk 2, etc. until all the software has been distributed, consuming as...
-
- Name = Sys 7.5-Finder Menu Patch.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Sys 7.5-Finder Menu Patch.sit
- Size: 33K Date:10/27/94
- Description:
- Sys 7.5-Finder Menu Patch - This patch applies a series of menu commands to
- the Finder menus. How often do you wish that items like Restart and Empty
- Trash had command keys? For those of you who do not know what command keys
- are, they are the letters after a menu item. When these letters are
- selected on the keyboard, in tandem with the command key, they provide the
- same reaction as when you select an item from the File menu for instance.
- If you do not currently use command keys, learn to use them because, they
- save time and are very cool! If you already know how to use them, then be
- prepared to be blown away at the genius of this patch. This patch requires
- System 7.5 (no exceptions).
-
- Name = ResetPwrMgr.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:ResetPwrMgr.sit
- Size: 5K Date:10/25/94
- Description:
- ResetPwrMgr - Inside your PowerBook, there is a processor that handles all
- battery and PowerBook specific features. It is called the PowerManager.
- This can sometimes become corrupted and needs to be reset. You may have
- heard of the Duo battery bug. Duos sometimes decide not to charge their
- battery anymore - you need to reset the PowerManager. Apple recommends
- pressing down the power switch at the back of the machine for 15 seconds.
- This doesn't always work. I resorted to unplugging the backup battery deep
- inside my computer, but this is not a good way for those who don't like
- taking their machine apart! Run the program, click OK and it resets your
- PowerManager.
-
- Name = PowerStrip 3.5.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:PowerStrip 3.5.1.sit
- Size: 49K Date:10/24/94
- Description:
- PowerStrip 3.5.1 - PowerStrip is a passive utility. That means it changes
- nothing on the system, it only reports the current state of affairs.
- PowerStrip can display, at your discretion, the following information -
- current time, current date, free RAM, free disk space, whether AppleTalk
- is on or off, the currently selected printer, mouse coordinates and for
- PowerBook users - CPU speed, whether modem is on or off, elapsed charging
- time or elapsed battery time, battery voltage, battery level bar graph and
- battery voltage history graph. You can also pick and choose what to
- display.
-
- Name = CD Strip 1.0b.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:CD Strip 1.0b.sit
- Size: 13K Date:10/22/94
- Description:
- CD Strip 1.0b - This is a handy-dandy way to control an audio CD via your
- Control Strip.
-
- Name = ScriptServer 1.0a4.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:ScriptServer 1.0a4.sit
- Size: 20K Date:10/21/94
- Description:
- ScriptServer1.0a4 - ScriptServer is a Shareware AppleScript OSA build
- program. It compiles, it decompiles, it executes and it returns results.
- What more could you want? ScriptServer is NOT an editor. It can be used
- from other editors though. Notably, the MPW Shell. This way you can edit
- scripts that are larger than 30,000 characters and support search and
- replace. MPW's even scriptable, although in some weird moon man language.
- You can compile scripts from the AppelScript Script Editor but you'll need
- to convert the MPW include script to AppleScript. If you do, drop me a
- copy. I imagine that it would be easy to call ScriptServer from BBEdit
- too. Maybe someone'll write an extension...
-
- Name = LaserWriter 8 Patch 2.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:LaserWriter 8 Patch 2.0.sit
- Size: 39K Date:10/21/94
- Description:
- LaserWriter 8.1 Patch 12.0 - This patch will make alterations to Apple's
- LaserWriter 8.2 printer driver to increase its ease of use. Changes
- include - Allowing a printer description file to be selected when no
- printers are currently online. Placing a Layout menu in the Print dialog
- box, allowing nup printing to be selected without going to Page Setup.
- Adding 6, 8, 9, and 16 Up choices to the Layout menu for maximum
- flexibility. This patch WILL NOT work with version 8.0 of the LaserWriter
- printer driver. It MAY work with later versions, but no guarantees! In
- addition, it MAY work with Adobe's PSPrinter driver, but again, this has
- NOT been tested. By Neil Mickelson, not affilitated with Apple.
-
- Name = Virtual Desktop 1.8.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:Virtual Desktop 1.8.sit
- Size:124K Date:10/21/94
- Description:
- Virtual Desktop 1.8 - The first and only of its kind, a virtual desktop
- manager for the Macintosh that works on all types of Macs and all types of
- monitors. For 160K of memory, you can have a virtual desktop as big as you
- like, in full color. Excellent for PowerBooks and other Macs with the
- ability to run many programs at once, but nowhere to put the windows.
- Comes with an application which installs an Extension too. With its many
- helpful features and options for customization, Virtual Desktop is one
- exciting piece of freeware!
-
- Name = Menu Grabber 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:Menu Grabber 1.2.sit
- Size: 47K Date:10/21/94
- Description:
- Menu Grabber 1.2 - A fascinating illustration of the power of Menu Events,
- Menu Grabber lets you pick an application from any Macintosh on the
- network, and presents an identical copy of its menu bar on your screen
- (but in bright red and white-on-black, just so you realize what you might
- be getting into). While grabbing an application, you can pull down a menu
- or use a keyboard equivalent to simulate the same action on the target
- application. This application can be useful in network management, and to
- people like me who sometimes forget to close a needed document before
- leaving the office. Part of the AWOL utilities.
-
- Name = Menu Events 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:Menu Events 1.2.sit
- Size: 40K Date:10/21/94
- Description:
- Menu Events 1.2 - This system extension bridges the gap between scripting
- applications and the vast number of non-scriptable applications. It makes
- most, but not all, applications controllable through their menu commands,
- using program linking (Apple events). Any script, or any program equipped
- to send Menu events, can query and execute the menu commands of any
- compatible application on any Macintosh on the network. Version 1.2 adds
- an AppleScript scripting addition ('osax') and a sample script that shows
- you how to control an application through its menus. It also supports
- script recording by (optionally) making applications send Menu events to
- themselves. You can now record menu selection actions directly into
-
- Name = Maybe 1.4.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:Maybe 1.4.sit
- Size:116K Date:10/21/94
- Description:
- Maybe 1.4 - This application picks up where Finder left off in its
- implementation of aliases. Maybe converts a Finder alias file to give it
- an additional effect. Converted aliases do more than just point to the
- original item. They can - play a sound, open or print every item in the
- target folder, open some other item (document, application, folder, or
- whatever) first, send an Apple event to another program, make a startup
- item optional, by questioning the user, or checking the state of a key.
- Maybe doesnt solve your problems directly, but it gives you the power to
- do a lot of things youve been wanting to do. Part of the AWOL utilities.
-
- Name = ScriptSynch 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:ScriptSynch 1.0.sit
- Size: 16K Date:10/17/94
- Description:
- ScriptSynch 1.0 - In scripter lingo, ScriptSynch is a system extension that
- can provide functionality resembling attachability to your applications.
- To mortals, this means ScriptSynch can automatically launch applications,
- open files, or run scripts when specific applications launch or quit. This
- is useful for running a startup script whenever an application loads,
- attaching one application to another so they launch and quit at the same
- time (Eudora and Nuntius, for example), or tracking application usage
- through scripting. A little contrary to its name, ScriptSynch works fine
- without AppleScript, although it works best in conjunction with it.
- Requires System 7.
-
- Name = DesktopValet 3.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DesktopValet 3.0.1.sit
- Size: 9K Date:10/16/94
- Description:
- DesktopValet 3.01 - End desktop clutter forever! Avoid the most tedious
- file operations. This utility will move, delete, shred or alias files that
- are dropped on it. Put copies of it in your Apple Menu, on your launch
- pad, or in deep folders. Make aliases of it on your desktop and rename
- them according to the desired option. Keep a number of Valets around in
- convenient places. With them, you can move, delete, and alias files
- quickly and easily. Just double click on a Valet to choose your options.
- The drag and drop interface is pretty self explanatory. Desktop Valet does
- not work on floppy disks. Desktop Valet now recognizes Apple Events!
- Requires System 7.
-
- Name = TechTool 1.06.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:TechTool 1.06.sit
- Size:114K Date:10/16/94
- Description:
- TechTool 1.06 - TechTool is a small utility which automates two tasks
- Macintosh users often need to perform - Rebuilding the desktop and Zapping
- the PRAM. While TechTool makes these tasks easier by allowing the user to
- perform them without memorizing cryptic keystrokes, it also accomplishes
- these tasks better than with traditional methods. TechTool provides a
- better solution to rebuilding the desktop than the common method. It
- actually deletes the original desktop. The next time the Finder loads, it
- will create a brand new desktop file. Also displays the date the computer
- was manufactured and the total hours of use. Display and print full system
- information. Restore PRAM data. Find out about personalizing it too!
-
- Name = PowerTalker 1.1 FAT.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:PowerTalker 1.1 FAT.sit
- Size: 51K Date:10/13/94
- Description:
- PowerTalker 1.1 FAT - PowerTalker is a project of mine, its job in life is
- to use the Speech Manager to read messages delivered via PowerTalk.
- Features - Fat Binary. Can read selected portions of a PowerTalk letter,
- including sender, subject, time sent, and text content. Letters can be
- read as they come in, on command, or by drag and dropping particular
- letters. It's AppleScriptable. Works cheerfully in the background. Only
- takes 150K of memory. Full balloon help. Shortcoming - Messages that
- PowerTalker fools with are marked as read. This stinks, but there's no way
- around it with the current APIs. When Apple released the super duper
- improved APIs for AOCE, I'll fix this.
-
- Name = Extensions Manager 3.0Patch.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:E:Extensions Manager 3.0Patch.sit
- Size: 16K Date:10/13/94
- Description:
- Extensions Manager 3.0Patch - This patcher will add the option of changing
- the Fonts your system just like Extensions Manager changes Control Panels
- and Extensions presently. If you have a number of font sets and you prefer
- not to have to load them in memory all the time, this is an neat solution
- for assisting you in managing fonts. If you're a power user and discovered
- how to load resources using the Fonts folder (I have my FKEY files set to
- look like font suitcases) you can enable/disable these from loading as
- well. This patch is actually similar to my previously released patch for
- Extensions Manager 2.0. I urge you to share this patch with any other
- Extensions Manager 3.0 user that would benefit for it.
-
- Name = SafeLauncher 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:SafeLauncher 1.0.sit
- Size: 19K Date:10/12/94
- Description:
- SafeLauncher 1.0 - SafeLauncher is a tiny application that will launch
- another app after making some system checks for you. Specifically,
- SafeLauncher will optionally check one or more of the following - Verify
- that 32-bit addressing is ON, Verify that 32-bit addressing is OFF, Verify
- that Quadra caches are OFF and Set the main screen depth for you. So what?
- I still have a big addiction to lots of the older games that haven't been
- made 32-bit clean or don't work with the 68040's cache. By launching the
- app. from this program, I am sure that the settings I need are correct for
- any of those older games. Within about 10 seconds with ResEdit, you can
- configure SafeLauncher to ensure that these settings are true before a
-
- Name = R-O-M 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:R-O-M 1.1.sit
- Size: 15K Date:10/10/94
- Description:
- R-O-M 1.1 - Record-O-Matic - A simple hack to help capture those ideas onto
- a portable Mac that seem to come up while driving or out and about. Small,
- unobtrusive, and there when you need it. Modeled after a handheld
- minicassette recorder.
-
- Name = EZ FloppyEject 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:E:EZ FloppyEject 1.0.sit
- Size: 12K Date:10/08/94
- Description:
- EZ FloppyEject 1.0 - EZ FloppyEject is a very simple application that
- ejects the mounted floppy disk. By putting aliases of EZ FloppyEject at
- several places of the desktop (such as the top-left and bottom-left corner
- of the screen), your hand does not have to leave the mouse. You just need
- to move the cursor to the nearest EZ FloppyEject alias and double-click
- the alias to eject the disk! You can even put an alias of EZ FloppyEject
- into every floppy disk you have, when you are done with your disk, simply
- double-click the alias of EZ FloppyEject (in the floppy) to eject the
- disk. This is not a fancy program, but it is useful when your hand can't
- leave the mouse!
-
- Name = ScriptGen Pro 2.07c Demo.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:ScriptGen Pro 2.07c Demo.sit
- Size:317K Date:10/06/94
- Description:
- ScriptGen Pro 2.07c Demo - Functional demo of ScriptGen Pro 2.07c, the
- leading tool for creating scripts for Apple's Installer. Its intuitive
- interface makes creating Installer scripts blissfully simple and quick. -
- MacTech Magazine. ...a real boon for developers. - MacWEEK Magazine. Demo
- limits number of files installed. Requires Installer 4.0, System 7. By
- StepUp Software. Update fixes a few bugs.
-
- Name = Accomplice 1.2b3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:Accomplice 1.2b3.sit
- Size: 39K Date:10/06/94
- Description:
- Accomplice is a Control Panel that allows you to perform several functions
- quickly and easily no matter what application you are in (even in a modal
- dialog). By holding down certain modifier keys and clicking anywhere, you
- access a pop-up menu that allows you to - 1) change the current process,
- 2) change the screen depth (the number of colors shown on-screen), 3)
- change the speaker volume, or 4) insert an unusual character into whatever
- document you're working in at the current insertion point.
-
- Name = Dumpster 1.8.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Dumpster 1.8.sit
- Size:232K Date: 9/29/94
- Description:
- Dumpster 1.8 - Dumpster is a trash can replacement utility. Click on the
- left and right arrows in the Dumpster window to view the various trash can
- replacements. Click I to install the current one into the System file.
- Restart, and you'll see your new trash! There is also an init which will
- show a different trash icon everytime you reboot! Fun and easy! (Always
- make a backup of your system folder before altering it!).
-
- Name = Deleter 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Deleter 1.1.sit
- Size: 17K Date: 9/28/94
- Description:
- Deleter 1.1 - This application allows you to quickly delete any file (that
- is not in use or on a locked disk) from any disk even invisible files. To
- use Deleter, start the application as usual by double-clicking on it.
- Simply select the file you wish to delete, and click the Delete button. A
- feature of the application is a display of the selected files creator,
- file type, size (in kilobytes), and indicators of locked, alias, invisible
- and stationary files. These displays are in the Standard File dialog
- itself, so you can quickly view this information for each file simply by
- clicking on the files name. Rest assured that deleting an alias file will
- delete the alias, not the original. Part of the shareware Dejal File...
-
- Name = New Suitcase 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:New Suitcase 1.1.sit
- Size: 10K Date: 9/28/94
- Description:
- New Suitcase 1.1 - This application allows you to quickly create a new
- System 7 suitcase file. To use New Suitcase, simply start the application
- as usual and you will immediately be returned to the Finder, and a new
- untitled suitcase will appear on the desktop of the system disk. You can
- run the program multiple times to create multiple suitcases they will be
- named uniquely just as the Finder does with the New Folder command. Part
- of the shareware Dejal File Utilities package (also available in System 7
- tools).
-
- Name = Create Suitcase 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:Create Suitcase 1.1.sit
- Size: 11K Date: 9/28/94
- Description:
- Create Suitcase 1.1 - This application allows you to quickly create a new
- suitcase file; either a System 7 suitcase (for storing sounds, scripts and
- keyboard layouts), font suitcase, or desk accessory suitcase. To use
- Create Suitcase, start the application as usual by double-clicking on it,
- and you will be presented with a custom save file dialog. Simply select
- the destination location and type a name, then click on one of the three
- radio buttons for System suitcase, font suitcase or desk accessory
- suitcase, respectively. Click Create, and the suitcase will be created and
- youll be returned to the Finder. Part of the shareware Dejal File
- Utilities package (also available in System 7 tools).
-
- Name = AltOrMain Folders 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:AltOrMain Folders 1.1.sit
- Size: 26K Date: 9/28/94
- Description:
- AltOrMain Folders 1.1 - These extensions swap the various system folders
- around, including - Apple Menu Items, Control Panels, Extensions,
- Preferences, Print Monitor Documents, Startup Items, Temporary Items,
- Desktop Folder, and Trash. To do this, simply create a new folder next to
- the existing one with the same name with .alt on the end. When AltFromMain
- Folders is executed at startup, it will rename the folders with .alt on
- the end as the main folder, and add the suffix .main to the original
- folder, resulting in the alternative folder taking over from the original
- one. AltToMain Folders does the reverse, restoring the setup to the
- original state. Requires System 7. Part of the Dejal Desktop...
-
- Name = BunchOApps 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:BunchOApps 1.1.sit
- Size: 8K Date: 9/26/94
- Description:
- BunchOApps 1.1 - BunchOApps is a Control Strip Module that lists the most
- recent applications that have been run. The list of recent applications is
- retained across restarts. If the application is deleted or otherwise
- unavailable, it is automatically removed from the list. You can set
- certain preferences by selecting the Preferences menu choice which always
- appears at the bottom of the recent application menu. BunchOApps can
- remember from 1 to 25 different recent applications. Use the up and down
- arrows to specify the number of entries to remember. If you specify a
- number less than the current size of the list, the oldest entries are
- forgotten. Check the Clear App List box to empty the list of recent
-
- Name = BalloonHelpMe 1.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:BalloonHelpMe 1.0.1.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 9/26/94
- Description:
- BalloonHelpMe 1.0.1 - BalloonHelpMe is a simple little Control Strip Module
- (ships with System 7.5) that turns Balloon Help on and off without a trip
- to the Help menu. Press once - Balloon Help is on. Press again - its off.
- Of course, you need Apple's Control Strip control panel in order to use
- BalloonHelpMe. Look for more interesting and useful Control Strip modules
- in the near future.
-
- Name = FYI 1.1b3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FYI 1.1b3.sit
- Size: 24K Date: 9/24/94
- Description:
- FYI 1.1b3 - FYI is a good way to display startup announcements. This way,
- you can have important information read, each time the computer is started
- up. Placed in the Startup Items folder, upon launch it simply displays a
- dialog box with lines of text in it. The user can dismiss the dialog box
- by clicking a button (or pressing Enter/Return), or it will go away by
- itself after about 3 minutes. Of course, we could have simply used a
- TeachText/SimpleText document in the Startup Items folder, but it wouldn't
- work quite as nicely. Even if we locked the file to prevent editing, it
- still just wouldn't look quite as attention-getting.
-
- Name = RecursiveList 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:RecursiveList 1.0.sit
- Size: 17K Date: 9/24/94
- Description:
- RecursiveList 1.0 - The purpose of this droplet is to produce file listings
- of folders or volumes dropped on it. A text file named recursiveList File
- Listing is created on the Desktop of the Startup disk. If the SHIFT key is
- held down while a folder or volume is dropped, only the files/folders at
- the first level of the folder or volume will be reported. If a single file
- is dropped on the droplet, its path is copied to the clipboard so that it
- can be pasted into another application.
-
- Name = Symbionts 2.5.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Symbionts 2.5.sit
- Size: 84K Date: 9/22/94
- Description:
- Symbionts 2.5 - Symbionts is an extension that monitors the startup
- process. Symbionts displays the name and number of bytes of memory each
- system extension allocates from the system heap. The name and number
- appear beneath the extension's icon, and since the name is usually
- truncated, Symbionts also displays it in the menu bar. Symbionts even
- shows the icons for those extensions that don't normally reveal
- themselves. Symbionts Control is a control panel that sets the preferences
- for the Symbionts extension. It also allows the review of the information
- collected by the Symbionts extension. Additionally, the control panel is
- used to manage the loading of system extensions without having to dig
-
- Name = Snitch 1.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Snitch 1.0.1.sit
- Size: 27K Date: 9/22/94
- Description:
- Snitch 1.0.1 - A System 7.x Finder enhancement that extends Get Info
- command functionality allowing you to see and edit a file, folder, or
- volume's type, creator, and other attributes. Just drop it into your
- System Folder and Restart. Select a file on your desktop, then choose Get
- Info from the File Menu on any file or alias. When there are several Info
- windows open, a button entitled Change All will enable at the bottom of
- the Snitch portion of the window. Clicking this button will change all
- open info windows with Snitch in them to match the window currently in
- front.
-
- Name = Energy Saver Quiet Patch.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:E:Energy Saver Quiet Patch.sit
- Size: 14K Date: 9/22/94
- Description:
- Energy Saver Quiet Patch - The patch is quite simple. It simply replaces
- the snd resource for the waking up beep with a zero length sound (snd
- #-4041). That's it. It still takes forever for your system to wake up
- (why?!), but at least the beeps won't drive you insane (or wake up your
- cat). By Charles Soto.
-
- Name = NamedFolder 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:NamedFolder 1.2.sit
- Size: 7K Date: 9/20/94
- Description:
- NamedFolder 1.2 - NamedFolder7 is a system 7 version of the old NamedFolder
- for system 6. It is an extension that makes creating folders in the Finder
- a little bit simpler and more natural. Typically, when you create a new
- folder in the Finder either by using the Command N keystroke or the New
- Folder menu item, a folder with the name untitled folder appears in the
- Finder window. Then you must rename the folder and then the folders are
- reordered alphabetically - if the current view is 'by name. When using
- NamedFolder7, choosing New Folder in the Finder will bring up a dialog box
- in which the name of the folder can be inserted. After pressing return, a
- folder with that name is created in the current Finder directory.
-
- Name = AudioCDgh 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:AudioCDgh 1.0.sit
- Size: 17K Date: 9/15/94
- Description:
- AudioCDgh 1.0 - AudioCDgh is an AppleScript extension which gives Scriptors
- the ability to play mounted audio CDs. The CD player must use a driver
- which uses the same interface as the the Apple CD ROM driver. This
- extension should be compatible with scripts written for the GTQ
- Programming Suite's Audio Cd extension. Place the AudioScript gh file into
- Scripting Additions folder of the Extensions folder of the System Folder.
- Remove the Audio CD extension if previously installed.
-
- Name = Icon•Filer 1.0b9 FAT.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:Icon•Filer 1.0b9 FAT.sit
- Size: 52K Date: 9/13/94
- Description:
- Icon-Filer 1.0b9 FAT - Icon-Filer is a simple drag-and-drop utility that
- converts resource files full of icons into folders full of dummy files
- with the icons pasted on as custom icons. It was written for a friend who
- had recently come across a whole mess of icons stored in resource files.
- She could handle cutting and pasting in the Get Info window but dealing
- with ResEdit or another resource copying program was a little too much.
- That fateful day, Icon-Filer was born. An unintended bonus is that
- Icon-Filer can suck the icons out of most any file, including your
- favorite application! Icon-Filer is a fat binary application, meaning that
- it can run native on both 68K-based Macs and PowerPC-based.
-
- Name = Control Strip Clock 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:Control Strip Clock 1.0.sit
- Size: 9K Date: 9/12/94
- Description:
- Control Strip Clock 1.0 - A Control Strip Module copyright 1994 Dark Sun
- Software. CS Clock is a handy little control strip module that displays
- the time and date in whatever format the Date and Time control panel has
- been set to. To install CS Clock simply add it to the Control Strip
- Modules folder of your system folder and restart.
-
- Name = Aliassistant 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:Aliassistant 1.1.sit
- Size: 9K Date: 9/12/94
- Description:
- Aliassistant 1.1 - This program makes an alias of whatever you drop on it,
- and presents a standard Save dialog to specify where to save the alias, and
- what to call it. The default folder is the Apple Menu folder, but you can
- save it anywhere. If you drop several items onto Aliassistant, you will get
- a separate Save dialog for each item.
-
- Name = File Tracker 1.5.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:File Tracker 1.5.sit
- Size:276K Date: 9/09/94
- Description:
- File Tracker 1.5 - File Tracker is a utility package that can watch folders
- or files on your hard drive or other people's hard drives over a network.
- If these items ever change, File Tracker can execute a set of actions on
- the files or folders involved in the change. Unlike other utilities, File
- Tracker can tell exactly what kind of change took place when an item
- changes, and pinpoint the files or folders involved. As a result, it can
- take precise action based on the specific event that occurred. You can,
- for example, set up a certain response for newly arriving files in a
- folder, and another response for files in that folder that may be
- modified. File Tracker includes a built-in set of actions.
-
- Name = TrashMan 4.0.5.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:TrashMan 4.0.5.sit
- Size: 96K Date: 9/07/94
- Description:
- TrashMan 4.0.5 - TrashMan is a system enhancement designed for System 7 and
- beyond. TrashMan works like an electronic compost heap, deleting files from
- your trash after they have aged beyond a setpoint that you specify, in
- days, hours, and minutes. (For example, I keep mine set at 1 day, so I
- always have exactly the last 24 hours worth of trash in my trashcan.)
- TrashMan works with all local mounted volumes except floppies. If you use
- TrashMan, you need never choose Empty Trash from the Special menu ever
- again, and yet still receive the benefits of the new non-emptying trash in
- System 7.0.
-
- Name = NoBalloonMenu 1.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:NoBalloonMenu 1.0.1.sit
- Size: 6K Date: 9/05/94
- Description:
- NoBalloonMenu 1.0.1 - Soon after System 7 appeared I wrote NoBalloonMenu
- which is an extension to remove the Help menu from the menu bar. The
- intention was to make more space for items such as SuperClock which can be
- pushed off the screen by long application menus. The extension fulfilled
- an immediate need on small screens. I have now decided to release Version
- 1.0.1 which should be more robust. I have also included the source for
- those interested.
-
- Name = Pointer Locator 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:Pointer Locator 1.0.sit
- Size: 22K Date: 9/01/94
- Description:
- Pointer Locator 1.0 - PointerLocator 1.0 runs on all Macintosh computers
- and requires System 7.0 or later. PointerLocator is a control panel/system
- extension that locates lost mouse pointers. This is most useful on
- PowerBooks with LCD screens and on Macintoshes with large monitors. To
- install PointerLocator, place a copy of the PointerLocator control panel
- into the Control Panels folder within the System Folder, and restart your
- Macintosh. Its okay to open the PointerLocator control panel and adjust
- the settings before restarting, but changes do not take effect until after
- you restart. Once PointerLocator is loaded any changes you make to the
- settings will take effect immediately.
-
- Name = Etiquettes 2.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:E:Etiquettes 2.0.1.sit
- Size: 65K Date: 9/01/94
- Description:
- Etiquettes 2.0.1 - This application, which works only with System software
- 7.0 or higher, reads the contents of a floppy disk inserted into the disk
- drive and produces a label describing the floppys contents. To facilitate
- insertion of floppies, the software must reside on a hard drive. The
- software creates documents containing 6 or 8 labels. These documents may
- be saved. Docs are in English, French and German. When you first launch
- it, go under File, and select Language, to change the program into
- English, or whichever you prefer.
-
- Name = Debugger Strip GH 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:Debugger Strip GH 1.1.sit
- Size: 9K Date: 8/31/94
- Description:
- Debugger Strip GH 1.1 - Debug Strip GH is a simple demonstration of how to
- write a control strip module. This module simply drops into MacsBug when
- clicked. Read the Software section of the Developer Notes on the Powerbook
- 500 series. I am unable to include the file controlstrip.h, but it should
- be available in a variety of places. It is in the current Universal Header
- distribution (ETO 15) and should be available from Think or MetroWerks.
- (It isn't in MetroWerks CW4). You might check ftp.apple.com to see if
- there is an up-to-date Universal Header distribution there. There is an
- unofficial version that comes with the Control Strip Patcher.
-
- Name = Duo Temperature Strip 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:Duo Temperature Strip 1.0.sit
- Size: 5K Date: 8/31/94
- Description:
- Duo Temperature Strip 1.0 - Here's a simple little control strip module
- that displays either the internal or battery temperature of a Powerbook
- Duo. I don't believe that it works on the PB 500 series, but I haven't
- tried it. From Mike Blackwell.
-
- Name = Trapper 1.04.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:Trapper 1.04.sit
- Size: 19K Date: 8/31/94
- Description:
- Trapper 1.04 - Have you ever wondered where all your Mac's CPU processing
- power is going? Or why the Finder 7 looks slow even on 68040-based Macs?
- Rumors are that your machine is spending most of its time in the Operating
- System and Mac Toolbox routines (implemented through the 680x0 A-Trap
- mechanism). Cool. But what routines are being called? And are they all
- necessary, or is the Mac just running in circles? Trapper is a Control
- Panel/Extension combination that keeps track of ALL system routines (or
- traps) by filtering the standard 680x0 trap dispatcher with a very compact
- counter routine. The Mac's speed won't be visibly affected and you'll be
- able to see ALL the system routines (even the undocumented ones).
-
- Name = WriteThrough 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:WriteThrough 1.0.sit
- Size: 2K Date: 8/27/94
- Description:
- WriteThrough 1.0 - The WriteThrough Extension bypasses the System's
- copy-back disk cache for all writes to disk of 1K or greater. It also
- amortises the disk time over all the writes. On my Quadra 700, with a disk
- cache of 384K, this makes certain applications 25 times faster when they
- write to disk. This may not make much of a difference to people
- connecting over modem, but for people on Ethernet, it makes a huge
- difference.
-
- Name = MungeImage 1.2.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:MungeImage 1.2.0.sit
- Size: 18K Date: 8/22/94
- Description:
- MungeImage 1.2.0 - This mounts DiskCopy images as disk icons. To use
- image(s), drop them onto MungeImage. To get rid of them, throw them in the
- trash. Hints & Tips - Don't eject the disk(s). It won't work in System 6.
- Requires as much memory as mounted disk space. 1.2.0 15 Aug 1994 now
- mounts DART images, can now mount images read-write via AppleScript
- (DiskCopy images only), compresses read-only DiskCopy images to reduce
- memory footprint, spins cursor while mounting volumes cause it can take a
- while to read and compress them.
-
- Name = Duo FAQ.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:Duo FAQ.sit
- Size: 37K Date: 8/22/94
- Description:
- Duo FAQ - Included is the latest Duo FAQ. It's a compilation of useful
- information for powerbooks users, with a lot of specific info on the
- powerbook Duo. In October of 1992 Apple released an entirely new kind of
- computer, the Macintosh Duo. The Duo, being such a strange beast, has left
- a lot of people in confusion. This file summarizes the Duo information
- I've collected to date - hopefully it will end some of the confusion. This
- information is accurate as of today to the best of my knowledge, but I
- make no warranties. I'd appreciate any corrections or updated information
- being mailed to me (please be succinct and patient about a response). If
- you have a Duo, or are thinking of getting one, here's a a great source...
-
- Name = NetNews Grazer.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:NetNews Grazer.sit
- Size: 56K Date: 8/16/94
- Description:
- NetNews Grazer - This is an AppleScript application that interacts with an
- NNTP News server. It will check for new messages on a regular basis, and
- will either scan the subjects of the new messages or send email when new
- messages arrive. A preliminary version of these applications won an
- Honorable Mention in the Everyday AppleScript Contest. This version
- represents the first public release of that software. System Requirements,
- Access to an NNTP News Server. Access to an SMTP Mail Server (if you want
- email notification.)
-
- Name = Faraday 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:Faraday 1.2.sit
- Size: 15K Date: 8/16/94
- Description:
- Faraday 1.2 - Faraday is a simple application for monitoring the status of
- your Powerbook battery. The display has three sections showing the current
- battery voltage, the current CPU speed and a counter which displays how
- long you have been running without your Powerbook plugged in. You can also
- use it to make your Powerbook sleep and to turn Appletalk on and off. The
- best way to use Faraday is to put it into your startup items folder and
- let it start up when you reboot your Powerbook. It takes up only a very
- small amount of desktop real estate and is fully multifinder friendly, so
- you can leave it running all of the time. It only requires 40K of RAM and
- a meager 18K on disk. Now that's what I call small!
-
- Name = AliasDragger 1.0b1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:AliasDragger 1.0b1.sit
- Size: 5K Date: 8/15/94
- Description:
- AliasDragger 1.0b1 - As of System 7 Pro, the Finder includes a number of
- undocumented features that the developers were able to sneak in. HOWEVER,
- in order to keep them secret, you need an extension which will enable the
- features. The most notable of the features is control dragging alias
- creation - in other words hold down the control key and drag a file to
- another folder...instead of copying it, it will create an alias! I have
- enclosed an extension that I wrote (called Alias Dragger, oddly enough)
- that will enable the feature. This is if it works, great - if not, bummer!
- ware... and has NOTHING to do with my employer, so leave them alone.
- (Works ok for me!). Works with System 7.5 also.
-
- Name = Dejal File Utilities 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Dejal File Utilities 1.1.sit
- Size: 31K Date: 8/12/94
- Description:
- Dejal File Utilities 1.1 - Dejal File Utilities - This package contains
- four simple but useful applications - Create Suitcase, New Suitcase,
- Deleter (This application allows you to quickly delete any file (that is
- not in use or on a locked disk) from any disk even invisible files) and
- Resource Leech (extract the contents of a resource in a file, and copy it
- into the data fork of a new file). Shareware, US$10. The files are also
- available separately. Each file requires System 7.
-
- Name = System 7.1P6 FinderMenuP.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:System 7.1P6 FinderMenuP.sit
- Size: 27K Date: 8/12/94
- Description:
- System 7.1P6 Finder Menu Patch - This patch 4.0.3 applies a series of menu
- commands to the Finder menus. How often do you wish that items like Restart
- and Empty Trash had command keys? For those of you who do not know what
- command keys are, they are the letters after a menu item. When these
- letters are selected on the keyboard, in tandem with the command key, they
- provide the same reaction as when you select an item from the File menu
- for instance. If you do not currently use command keys, learn to use them
- because, they save time and are very cool! If you already know how to use
- them, then be prepared to be blown away at the genius of this patch.
- Requires System 7.1p6 and a Performa.
-
- Name = MaxRAM 1.0.4A.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:MaxRAM 1.0.4A.sit
- Size: 32K Date: 8/12/94
- Description:
- MaxRAM 1.0.4A - MaxRAM allows you to - Triple, quadruple, quintuple, or
- have six times as much memory when using RAM Doubler (commercial) from
- Connectix Corporation. Normally, RAM Doubler will double your RAM, but
- with MaxRAM, you can have SIX times as much memory you have built-in.
- That's right - SIX. For example, if you have 8 MB of real RAM in your
- Macintosh, MaxRAM will give you 48 MB of RAM. (You can also choose a lower
- amount, if you desire.) Display an indicator in the menu bar that will
- flash when RAM Doubler is used. To use MaxRAM, simply double click on it,
- select the desired amount of RAM (and if you want the indicator on), and
- Restart your Macintosh. From now on, you'll have much more RAM that
-
- Name = AutoStarter 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:AutoStarter 1.1.sit
- Size:178K Date: 8/11/94
- Description:
- AutoStarter 1.1 - AutoStarter is a small background-only application to
- perform several tasks every day. These tasks are - Start applications
- automatically at predefined times. Stop applications automatically at
- predefined times. Interrupt applications automatically at predefined times
- (stop them at one time and start them again at a second time if they were
- running in the beginning). Mount remote volumes automatically at
- predefined times. This may be especially useful for automated backups on
- remote volumes. To perform these tasks AutoStarter uses a database and
- checks the entries in predefined time intervals.
-
- Name = No Erase 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:No Erase 1.1.sit
- Size: 5K Date: 8/09/94
- Description:
- No Erase 1.1 - This little INIT will help prevent accidental erasure of
- floppys, disks...(anything that can be erased from the Finder). Your
- startup disk is protected against accidental erasure because it holds the
- active system. But if you have more than one hard disk, the other ones
- don't get that automatic protection. So I wrote this quick hack to hide
- the erase command from users who are not supposed to use it. When No Erase
- is installed, you can't select Erase disk from the Special menu in the
- Finder, unless you hold down a hot key while pulling down the menu.
- Requires System 7.
-
- Name = Fkey trick.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:Fkey trick.sit
- Size: 3K Date: 8/09/94
- Description:
- Fkey trick - Store all of your FKEYs in an otherwise empty Font suitcase
- and then drop it in the Fonts folder. System 7 will happily keep the
- suitcase open and the FKEYs in the file will be available for use as if
- they were installed in the System file. I'm not sure that this will work
- with System 7.0, but I know that it works with 7.1. I've enclosed an empty
- Font suitcase to get you started. Here's what you'll need - ResEdit, the
- enclosed FKEYs font suitcase, and any FKEYs that you wish to install.
- Further instructions are included.
-
- Name = About 1.0.3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:About 1.0.3.sit
- Size: 77K Date: 8/09/94
- Description:
- About 1.0.3 - About is a process monitor. Its appearance is an unabashed
- knockoff of the Finder's display; but unlike that display, you can
- actually use About to interact with your processes and get information on
- them. A little arrow appears next to the current process. Clicking an icon
- switches you to its process, and optionclicking an icon hides or shows
- that process, just like the Hide and Show commands in the application
- menu. You can customize the display in many ways use large icons if you
- prefer, or arrange the processes by their location in memory to reveal the
- holes in your address space. Also included is Mountain 1.0.1. which
- intercepts the Finders About This Macintosh command to launch About
-
- Name = ScriptKey.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:ScriptKey.sit
- Size: 41K Date: 8/03/94
- Description:
- ScriptKey - ScriptKey is an FKEY for executing AppleScript scripts. To
- install it, use your favorite FKEY installation tool. You may use ResEdit,
- but be careful when ResEditing your current System file. As with any FKEY,
- its single-digit resource ID number corresponds to the key you hit to
- invoke it thus, if you give it ID 5, then you invoke it by hitting
- command-shift-5. The scripts themselves are kept in a file called
- 'ScriptKey Scripts', which goes in your Preferences folder. I havent
- provided any tools for creating or manipulating this file, so youll have
- to do it with ResEdit.
-
- Name = Attributes 1.3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:Attributes 1.3.sit
- Size: 63K Date: 8/02/94
- Description:
- Attributes 1.3 - Attribute is a flexible program designed to alter file
- information using a drag-and-drop interface. Drag a set of file / folder /
- disk icons onto this program's icon and Attribute will change the file
- information according to user specification. This function only works on
- files. Dropping folders or disks onto Attribute will modify information of
- the contents of the folder or disk. Information that can be modified
- includes date of file creation / modification, creator, file type,
- invisibility, and lock / unlock attributes. The user can operate on all
- files or only files that match some criteria (such as creator, file type,
- etc.). This is the 680x0 Mac version. A PowerMac version is elsewhere.
-
- Name = Simple Security 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Simple Security 1.2.sit
- Size: 11K Date: 8/01/94
- Description:
- Simple Security 1.2 - Simple Security 1.2 is a simple, (As its name
- suggests) freeware security program. Drop it in your Startup Items folder,
- and, on startup, the user will be prompted for a password. If the user
- cancels the dialog box or attempts unsuccessfully 3 times to enter the
- password, the Macintosh will shut down, and the time and date of the
- failed attempt will be recorded. The next time the password is entered
- correctly, Simple Security will display the time and date of this attempt.
-
- Name = Zync1.0a4.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:Zync1.0a4.sit
- Size: 13K Date: 7/29/94
- Description:
- Zync1.0a4 - Zync is a file synchronization application designed for
- PowerBooks. Its purpose is to copy files back and forth between your
- PowerBook and a desktop computer. Put Zync on either computer, then
- configure it by selecting a remote and a local folder from the Setup item
- in the Zync menu. In the Setup dialog you asked to enter information
- regarding the remote volume. Zync can automatically mount and unmount the
- remote volume in order to do the file synchronization, so setup need to be
- done only once. New - Zync remembers the last time and date when
- synchronization was done. This is to prevent the application from copying
- a newer file over another file which has also been modified. And more!
-
- Name = Screen Saver QuicKeys.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Screen Saver QuicKeys.sit
- Size: 38K Date: 7/28/94
- Description:
- Screen Saver QuicKeys - The Screen Saver QuicKeys are three QuicKeys
- extensions which communicate between QuicKeys and After Dark (and other
- screen savers which follow the Gestalt interface instituted by Berkeley
- Systems). They allow QuicKeys to control the screen saver and test the
- state the screen saver is in (asleep, awake, etc), doing a decision or
- jump on the outcome. The Screen Saver Quickeys need QuicKeys 3.0 or better
- and System 7.0 or better. They can work with After Dark 2.0u or better,
- but certain features (enabling and disabling After Dark and testing for
- sound and SystemIQ) require After Dark 2.0x or better (or its derivatives
- such as Star Trek The Screen Saver).
-
- Name = Infinity Volume 1.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:Infinity Volume 1.0.1.sit
- Size: 6K Date: 7/28/94
- Description:
- Infinity Volume 1.0.1 - Infinity Volume is a module for Apple's Control
- Strip that replaces the sound volume module Apple includes with that
- utility. It differs by changing the icon that appears in the strip to
- reflect the current volume. The Apple module has only one icon, so the
- only way to determine the volume is to click it and look at the selection
- in the popup menu that is displayed. Infinity Volume lets you know with a
- glance! To reposition this module in the Control Strip, click it with the
- Option key down and drag it to a new location. This Control Strip module
- is freeware, but Infinity Systems retains the copyright.
-
- Name = Control Strip Patcher 2.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:Control Strip Patcher 2.0.sit
- Size: 9K Date: 7/28/94
- Description:
- Control Strip Patcher 2.0 - When Apple released their new Powerbook 500
- series, they included a neat-o keen little utility called Control Strip. I
- tried it on my trusty Mac IIci but it wouldn't work! Strange I thought...
- I asked around on the net and it turned out that for some strange and
- unfathomable reason, Control Strip would only work on Powerbooks and Duos.
- Following the advice my father gave me many, many years ago, I stopped
- asking why and did something about it. The result is this little piece of
- software. It is an application to patch or modify Control Strip so that it
- can work on plain jane desktop Macintoshes like IIci's, Centris's,
- Quadra's, LC's and Performa's.
-
- Name = AD 3.0 Strip.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:AD 3.0 Strip.sit
- Size: 5K Date: 7/28/94
- Description:
- AD 3.0 Strip - This is a module I put together to allow PowerBook users
- (like myself) some convenient control over After Dark 3.0. Currently, it
- lets you enable/disable sleep, enable/disable SystemIQ and launch the
- control panel. This module currently works only with After Dark 3.0. I do
- not plan to add After Dark 2.0 support but may if enough requests come in.
- This module was developed indepently by me and is in no way affiliated or
- supported by Berkeley Systems, Inc. Please DO NOT call Berkeley Systems
- regarding functionality or bugs. Report all bugs/feature requests, etc. to
- the following e-mail address - bochen@netcom.com.
-
- Name = CopyQueuer 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:CopyQueuer 1.0.sit
- Size: 32K Date: 7/26/94
- Description:
- CopyQueuer 1.0 - This shareware program allows you to select multiple files
- and folders from different locations to be copied later as a group. Very
- useful for ARA and AppleTalk users, because you don't have to wait around
- each time you copy something. You can also have CopyQueuer perform an
- action when copying is complete, such as beeping three times, or shutting
- down the mac and turning off the modem. Supports Drag-and-Drop and Apple's
- Dragging Enabler.
-
- Name = Shutdown Items 3.01.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Shutdown Items 3.01.sit
- Size:101K Date: 7/21/94
- Description:
- Shutdown Items 3.01 - Shutdown Items version 3.0 is a collection of 3 small
- applications (SDI Notify, SDI Configure, SDI Engine) with the following
- features - Program your mac to shutdown (or restart) automatically based
- on various conditions, including once a day, once a week, minutes after
- startup, or minutes after inactivity. During a system shutdown, launches
- any items (sounds, applications, etc.) that are contained in your Shutdown
- Items folder (this folder is found in your System folder, just like the
- Startup Items folder). Useful for automatic backups or lab utilities such
- as RevRDist. You may shut down remote macs over a network. You may empty
- your trash automatically before shutdown, and more. Requires System 7.
-
- Name = Frontier Runtime 3.03 SW.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:Frontier Runtime 3.03 SW.sit
- Size:226K Date: 7/20/94
- Description:
- Frontier Runtime 3.03 SW - UserLand Frontier is a scripting system that
- makes it easy to write utilities that customize and automate the Macintosh
- operating system, file system, networks and integrate the capabilities of
- Apple Event-aware application software. Frontier is a powerful script
- writers tool. If you have experience writing dBASE or 4th Dimension
- applications, BASIC programs, HyperCard stacks, or spreadsheet macros, you
- can probably easily learn how to write Frontier scripts. This package
- contains everything you need to run scripts created with the UserLand
- Frontier scripting system. You dont need to be a script writer, or learn
- anything new to use the scripts that are included in this package.
-
- Name = CopyCat 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:CopyCat 1.1.sit
- Size: 17K Date: 7/20/94
- Description:
- CopyCat 1.1 - Ever need to append two or more text files together? Well,
- next time, instead of cranking up that that old word processor to copy and
- paste, simply drop those text files on this droplet and in a matter of
- minutes, all the work will be done. Now go home from work a half-hour
- early for all that hard work you did! This Frontier Deskscript is part of
- the Userland Frontier Odds and Ends (UFOs) shareware package that is
- available from Joe Cicinelli, 3752 W. Alameda Road, Glendale, Arizona,
- 85310-3300, (602) 581-3865. The price and availability of this package is
- to be announced. Requires Frontier to work. From an AMUG member!
-
- Name = SmallDesk 0.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:SmallDesk 0.0.1.sit
- Size: 8K Date: 7/19/94
- Description:
- SmallDesk 0.0.1 - Install this INIT in your extensions folder and restart
- to be able to view your desktop by small icon, name, kind, or type. It is
- not entirely practical, however, since System 7 forces the desktop to be
- viewed by Icon on startup. This may cause your icons to be relocated to
- places you don't want them to be. Also, this is a quick hack. It has not
- been tested much (i.e. not for more than five minutes, and only on a
- single Mac), so use it at your own risk. This hack may be freely
- distributed as long as this documentation file and the source are also
- included.
-
- Name = AliasZoo 2.05.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:AliasZoo 2.05.sit
- Size:148K Date: 7/19/94
- Description:
- AliasZoo 2.05 - AliasZoo is the quickest and easiest way to get control
- over the mountain of Alias files living on your Hard Drive. This version
- of AliasZoo adds some necessary changes for PowerTalk (System 7 Pro), and
- supports the latest interface craze - Drag and Drop. AliasZoo now has an
- option to resolve only the aliases you have selected in its list. To
- activate this feature, hold down the [option] key when you click the
- Resolve button. Shareware.
-
- Name = FirstLight 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FirstLight 1.0.sit
- Size:120K Date: 7/15/94
- Description:
- FirstLight 1.0 - Starting your Mac is boring. FirstLight is changing that.
- Now, instead of looking at that insipid smiley-faced computer you can fill
- the screen with a customized image. And each time you startup, FirstLight
- shows you a new image. FirstLight gives you a number of libriaries -
- artwork, photographs, poems, daily reminders, etc. Choose from
- FirstLight's libraries, customize them or build your own. Place the folder
- called FirstLight into your system folder. Place the file called
- StartupScreen into your system folder. Place the file called FirstLight
- Engine into the folder called StartupItems which is located in your system
- folder. Double-Click the FirstLight icon to run the program.
-
- Name = Creators&Versions 1.3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:Creators&Versions 1.3.sit
- Size: 23K Date: 7/10/94
- Description:
- Creators&Versions 1.3 - Ever wonder what version of TeachText or the
- StuffIt Expander you have on your hard drive? Or have you ever
- double-clicked on a file in the Finder and been told that you can not open
- a file created by 'ONLN'? If you answered yes to either of these
- questions, then this droplet is just what you need. This Frontier
- deskscript (something you double-click on in the Finder) produces a list
- of all the applications, extensions, and control panels on your hard disk
- with their creator codes and version numbers. An example of this report
- called Creators List appears in this folder. The report can be opened with
- the Scriptable Text Editor which you will need to run the script.
-
- Name = Voices 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:Voices 1.1.sit
- Size: 6K Date: 7/10/94
- Description:
- Voices 1.1 - This Macintosh control panel allows you to set the system
- default voice used by software such as SimpleText. When you click on one
- of the available voices, it will speak its own name (sometimes this takes
- a few seconds). The selected voice becomes the default voice after you
- restart the computer. Naturally, Voices requires Apple's Speech Manager.
- Voices sets 'ttsp' resource # 1 of the Speech Manager system extension to
- the VoiceSpec of the selected voice. The Speech Manager must be located in
- the Extensions folder within the active System Folder. Voices relies on
- undocumented behavior of the Speech Manager and has only been tested with
- version 1.1.1. Balloon help included.
-
- Name = Control Strip Pack 1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Control Strip:Control Strip Pack 1.sit
- Size: 10K Date: 7/08/94
- Description:
- Control Strip Pack 1 - The Control Strip Pack consists of two Control Strip
- Modules - Application Menu and Monitor Depth. The Control Strip Pack is
- shareware, you are allowed to try out Application Menu and Monitor Depth
- for 30 days, but if you wish to continue using them after that you are
- required to register your copy. See registration instructions below.
- Application Menu is a Control Strip Module that allows you to view a list
- of active applications (including background applications) and switch
- between running applications. Monitor Depth is a Control Strip Module that
- displays and allows you to change the color depth of the main monitor.
-
- Name = Caps Lock Patch for 7.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:Caps Lock Patch for 7.0.1.sit
- Size: 16K Date: 7/07/94
- Description:
- Caps Lock Patch for 7.0.1 - This patch allows one to use the Caps Lock
- extension included in System 7.0.1 to work on any Macintosh running System
- 7.0.1. Caps Lock extension lets you type a lower case letter, when your
- caps lock is down, just by pressing the shift key (a feature common on
- pc's). This patch is Cool ware - say oh cool and that's it...
-
- Name = Keep It Up 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:Keep It Up 1.2.sit
- Size:111K Date: 7/07/94
- Description:
- Keep It Up 1.2 - Are you tired of getting the The Application xxx has
- unexpectedly quit because an error of type zz occurred message? Are you
- depending on this application to keep running at all times, even when
- you're away? Then you should investigate Keep It Up (KIU), the new utility
- by the author of Autoboot. KIU watches certain applications and monitors
- if they are still running. If an application no longer runs because it
- unexpectedly quit or because the user quit it, KIU will attempt to
- relaunch this application or restart the computer. This will ensure that
- your application is always running and available. This is especially
- important for all kinds of server applications. System 7 only.
-
- Name = Send file auto-reply.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Send file auto-reply.sit
- Size: 11K Date: 7/07/94
- Description:
- Send file auto-reply - This script is useful in sending a (or several) file
- to people who request it, like if you offered to re-distribute a file when
- people ask for it. It parses the Subject line for a user-defined sub-string
- (case-insensitive), and replies to the messages in your In box that match
- this sub-string, quoting the text, adding your .signature (if that's the
- default in Eudora) and appending the file of your choice. The files and
- subject to match are defined the first time the script is run. They can be
- removed only by re-compiling the script, so it's wise to make copies of the
- virgin script and work on those. Makes a very good use of AppleScript lists
- to keep track of all the Subjects and associated files.
-
- Name = Caps Lock Patch 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:Caps Lock Patch 1.1.sit
- Size: 16K Date: 7/06/94
- Description:
- Caps Lock Patch 1.1 - This patch allows one to use the Caps Lock extension
- included in System 7.1 (for powerbooks) to work on any Macintosh running
- System 7.1. This replaces Caps Lock Patch 1.0, which only worked with the
- extension included in System 7.0.1. Caps Lock extension lets you type a
- lower case letter, when your caps lock is down, just by pressing the shift
- key (a feature common on pc's). This patch is Cool ware - say oh cool and
- that's it...
-
- Name = MoL 1.0b26.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:MoL 1.0b26.sit
- Size: 17K Date: 6/30/94
- Description:
- MoL 1.0b26 - More or Less - a unix like program to display the data fork of
- any file, will also show the PICT resource. Drag and drop a file which you
- want to work with. You can view the file in ASCII mode, or Hex Dump mode.
- You can also get info on the file. Info shown - where the file is, kind,
- creator, version number, version string, modification date, creation date,
- last backup, full path, suggested memory size and minimum memory size.
- Type ? for help.
-
- Name = FixHeap 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FixHeap 1.0.sit
- Size: 3K Date: 6/29/94
- Description:
- FixHeap 1.0 - Do you ever find that when an application quits, its memory
- is not released? When you try to launch another program you get a not
- enough memory dialog - then this is for you. Just double-click (Now you
- don't have to restart to free up your memory). FixHeap cannot run while
- other programs are open (other than the finder). Requires System 7.
-
- Name = Alias-tricks.txt.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:Alias-tricks.txt.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 6/28/94
- Description:
- Alias-tricks.txt - This a brief account of my recent experiences with
- aliases. Hopefully it will be of use to others. A simple trick allowed me
- to do a backup-restore of my hard disk with only a few aliases ending up
- detached (some because I forgot to unlock them before starting, others
- because they ended up pointing across the new partitions). Includes - How
- do aliases work? Hassle free backup/restore, and helpful tips. This is a
- text file.
-
- Name = The Perfect Word.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:The Perfect Word.sit
- Size: 6K Date: 6/27/94
- Description:
- The Perfect Word - If you are one of the proud owners of WordPerfect like
- me, but hate the idea of having to open up WordPerfect to then have to
- open up the MSWord Document, or if you hate the idea of having to drag and
- drop an MSWord document onto WordPerfect, then this Program is for you.
- Also converts WordPerfect to Word. This simple applescript droplet will
- allow you to drop one or more MSWord documents onto it, and when it is
- done, all you have to do is double click on the document and Word Perfect
- will launch. WordPerfect will still ask you what conversion to use. You
- will even still have the same problems with a document that is saved using
- the fast save feature of MSWord.
-
- Name = SAVe the disk 1.42.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:SAVe the disk 1.42.sit
- Size: 13K Date: 6/27/94
- Description:
- SAVe the disk 1.42 - sAVe the Disk is a system extension which will
- alleviate the excessive disk drive hits experienced by owners of AV Macs
- in the following two circumstances - 1) The traps ChangedResource and
- AddResource flush the whole file to disk each time they are invoked. This
- significantly degrades performance if many resources are changed in
- succession, e.g. while linking programs or running resource compilers. 2)
- Each time a sound channel is allocated (disposed) some information is read
- from (written to) the file DSP Preferences. Applications which follow
- Apple's recommendations create and destroy such a channel for each single
- sound they produce and thus slow down while they torture your hard...
-
- Name = Hide Others 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:Hide Others 1.0.sit
- Size: 27K Date: 6/25/94
- Description:
- Hide Others 1.0 - Hide Others is a control panel which lets you assign a
- key to select the Hide Others menu item from the System 7 process menu.
- This helps you to focus on the application you're working with and
- unclutter the screen. (I wrote this because I was getting confused on
- machines without QuickKeys) The Clear key is the hot key by default. To
- pick another key, open the control panel and type the desired key. Sorry,
- no function keys. Requires System 7.
-
- Name = MacLifeInsurance 2.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:MacLifeInsurance 2.0.sit
- Size:117K Date: 6/17/94
- Description:
- MacLifeInsurance 2.0 - MacLifeInsurance is an easy to use but powerful
- package of utilities that will protect your data from system crashes,
- accidental deletions, power outs, corrupted files, and other Macintosh
- disasters! But it doesnt stop there! It will also protect your eyes, back,
- and wrists from computer related injuries. And to save you time, youll
- have instant hot key access to an accelerated empty trash command, Finder
- safe Shutdown, Restart, and Sleep commands. Youll also be able to set the
- speaker volume instantly, toggle between open applications, and turn File
- Sharing on and off. Weve also included a Macintosh version of the Windows
- Task Managermaking switching between open applications easier than...
-
- Name = Auto-send to address.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Auto-send to address.sit
- Size: 9K Date: 6/16/94
- Description:
- Auto-send to address - SomeName@Somedomain. Automagically sends file(s) to
- a pre-determined e-mail address. An Eudora script.
- Postcard-ware/E-mail-ware. Here is a little script I wrote for use with
- Eudora (I use 1.4.2) that takes any number of dragged-on files and sends
- them, in separate messages (so we don't confuse non MIME-aware mailers),
- to a pre-determined e-mail address. How do you determine the e-mail
- address? Simple! It's the script's name! Therefore, all you have to do is
- duplicate the script and re-name it to the recipient's e-mail address. You
- can even use Eudora nicknames since Eudora will resolve them. This is
- particularily useful for distribution lists.
-
- Name = Scroller.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Scroller.sit
- Size: 62K Date: 6/16/94
- Description:
- Scroller - Scroller is a small utility that allows you to scroll any text
- in the bottom of your screen transparently from the other applications. It
- is designed for computer shops that too often leave their demonstration
- Macs on with nothing but the Finder running. The utility allows you to
- scroll any kind of information (price lists, promotion offers...) without
- locking the computer. People can use whatever program they want or play
- with the finder while text is scrolling. This unregistered version will
- run two minutes and then quit. Pay the shareware fee for the full version!
-
- Name = Real Time Meter 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:R:Real Time Meter 1.0.sit
- Size: 95K Date: 6/16/94
- Description:
- Real Time Meter 1.0 - Real Time Meter is a small application that lets you
- see how the Real Time Manager is used on your computer. It is intended to
- work on AV computers. In a small window, it draws the percentage use of
- the dedicated Real Time Processor. It's use is rather straight forward. It
- also supports balloon help. The menu bar contains a settings window. It
- can bring up two dialog boxes. The Display Dialog lets you choose if you
- want Global, Real time or Time Share Loading drawn. You can also see the
- value in the corner of the window. Finally, you can choose the line
- thickness with the menu. Requires Real Time Manager, System 7, and AV
- possibilities.
-
- Name = UnlockKeyChain 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:UnlockKeyChain 1.0.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 6/14/94
- Description:
- UnlockKeyChain 1.0 - This is a startup utility for PowerTalk (part of
- System 7 Pro). It's for those of us who always forget to unlock our
- keychains when powering on or restarting our Macs. Put it in your Startup
- Items folder within your System Folder. When your Mac boots, it will
- automatically prompt you to unlock your Key Chain so that you can receive
- mail. Unlock KeyChain is neither a product of nor is supported by Claris
- Corporation or Apple Computer Inc.
-
- Name = PwrSwitcher 1.1.3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:PwrSwitcher 1.1.3.sit
- Size: 33K Date: 6/08/94
- Description:
- PwrSwitcher 1.1.3 - PwrSwitcher is a System 7 control panel that lets you
- change from one active application to another using your keyboard instead
- of the Finder's application menu. Once installed, you simply push the
- power on key (key with a triangle on it, above the top row of the
- keyboard) and you will cycle through the active applications. Pushing
- shift-power on will cycle backwards through the applications. There are
- also other features included in the documentation. This is a major upgrade
- from version 1.0 with many changes and bug fixes.
-
- Name = Iconizer.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:Iconizer.sit
- Size: 16K Date: 6/08/94
- Description:
- Iconizer - Use Iconizer to create pictures by automatically pasting small
- parts of a picture onto blank documents. Iconizer looks for a picture in
- the clipboard when you launch it and converts the pictures into a series
- of icons arranged in a new folder to reproduce the image. Requires System
- 7.
-
- Name = Wild 1.0.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Wild 1.0.0.sit
- Size: 44K Date: 6/03/94
- Description:
- Wild 1.0.0 - Wild is an AppleScript addition which expands wildcarded file
- and folder names. Complete installation and usage instructions are
- included. Copyright 1994 by Rainbow Hill Pty Ltd. All rights reserved.
-
- Name = Refresher 1.01.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:R:Refresher 1.01.sit
- Size: 8K Date: 6/01/94
- Description:
- Refresher 1.01 - Refreshed does one thing... It redraws everything on the
- screen. Why? What for? Have ever had your screen not get redrawn (or
- completely redrawn), usually after a recoverable crash or just some fluke
- or bug in the application your were using at the time? Well, with
- Refresher, all you have to do is press Command + Shift + 4, and whoa-la,
- everything on the screen is redrawn, and windows refreshed! Included with
- this handy dandy screen refresher is also a screen messer-up'er! This
- program upon double-clicking on it, will mess up your screen! A copy of
- Refresher is included inside of screen messer-up'er so you can try out
- Refresher BEFORE you install it into your system. Refresher is an...
-
- Name = PowerBook Insomnia 3.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:PowerBook Insomnia 3.2.sit
- Size: 9K Date: 6/01/94
- Description:
- PowerBook Insomnia 3.2 - PowerBook Insomnia will put your computer into an
- endless loop to prevent your computer from going to sleep on its own. This
- can be useful if you wish to drain batter energy (more than if you let your
- computer go to sleep on its own) to help prevent battery-memory. If you
- run PB Insomnia shortly before your computer does go to sleep, PB Insomnia
- will ignore all sleep requests from your system, keeping your computer
- running for about 5 - 30 minutes (depending on built-up battery-memory)
- longer than it would if you just let it go to sleep on its own. PB
- Insomnia wont make your batteries last forever or keep you from buying new
- ones, itll just help them last longer.
-
- Name = Deskop Terminator 1.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Deskop Terminator 1.0.1.sit
- Size: 15K Date: 6/01/94
- Description:
- Deskop Terminator 1.0.1 - Desktop Terminator is a quick and easy way to
- rebuild the desktop files of mounted drives (excluding shared volumes).
- Features - Does not require user to restart. Does not perform the actual
- rebuilding of the desktop files until AFTER the user has selected ALL
- drives. Support of Drag-and-Drop of disks to quickly rebuild the desktop
- of specific disks. Gives the user the option of rebuilding desktop during
- at the time of the use after a restart or after a shutdown. Requirements -
- System 7.0 or greater, Does not support A/UX of any version, 175k of
- memory.
-
- Name = LaunchControl 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:LaunchControl 1.0.sit
- Size: 58K Date: 5/31/94
- Description:
- LaunchControl 1.0 - Launch Control is a simple program which allows you to
- switch between running programs, as well as launch applications and desk
- accessories, with a few simple keystrokes. You can customize the
- combination of keys which will act as hot keys to bring up launch control.
- You can also attach documents to the applications you launch, so they will
- automatically be opened or printed. Launch Control is an application, and
- not an init. Requires System 7.
-
- Name = Quiet Start 1.3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:Quiet Start 1.3.sit
- Size: 16K Date: 5/30/94
- Description:
- Quiet Start 1.3 - Quiet Start is a system extension which will keep some
- Macintosh models from making the usual chime at startup or restart. I made
- it particularly for those PowerBook users who may really want to use thier
- computer as a laptop and may find themselves in an environment where the
- chime would be disturbing to others (like in a classroom). Please be aware
- that because your Macintosh may not have a ROM which checks the volume
- level before making the chime, this program may have no effect on your
- computer. Sorry, there's nothing a program can do until it's running - and
- bootstrap ROM always goes first. 1.3 added user selectable boot volume.
-
- Name = Send File Script.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Send File Script.sit
- Size: 10K Date: 5/27/94
- Description:
- Send File Script - Send File Script is an AppleScript for use with Eudora.
- It allows one to select a file on a disk that will be automagically
- attached to an autoreply to messages whose Subject- field matches some
- user-specified string. This script has been written and compiled with
- AppleScript 1.0, so everybody should be able to use it right out of the
- box. As a convenience, a TEXT source is also included. Of course, you need
- the regular AppleScript installation, and most notably the display dialog
- osax. To use it, simply double-click on the applet. It will ask you either
- to select a file or to confirm the selected file. Next, it will ask you
- for a Subject to match. Try it.
-
- Name = Enscriptor 3.02.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:E:Enscriptor 3.02.sit
- Size: 46K Date: 5/20/94
- Description:
- Enscriptor 3.02 - I first used the 'enscript' UNIX printing command in a
- Computer Science class at Berkeley. It was popular because it saved paper
- by printing in a two column format. But it wasn't the columns or the saved
- paper that intrigued me. It was the nice and neat style of the printout
- that got me hooked on the command. After using 'enscript' for a while, I
- came back to my Macintosh and found that my source code print-outs were
- dull and boring to look at. I wanted the 'enscript' command on my Mac so
- my source code would look nice and be presentable. Enscriptor prints TEXT
- files in a two column style similar to the UNIX 'enscript' command. It can
- either print in portrait or landscape modes. Requires System 7.
-
- Name = View Setter 1.2.1u.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:View Setter 1.2.1u.sit
- Size:158K Date: 5/18/94
- Description:
- View Setter 1.2.1u - View Setter is an Applescript 1.1 script, which
- scripts the finder, so, unless you have system 7.5, which includes
- everything you need to run this program, you will need the following to
- use this utility - System 7.1, Applescript 1.1 and it's scripting
- additions, and the Finder Scripting addition. I decided to create View
- Setter as a way to teach myself Applescript. It basically organizes,
- cleans up, and staggers all of the windows of all the folders on whatever
- volume you want it to. I created it because I was tired of having to
- organize, clean up, and stagger the windows on my workstation.
-
- Name = UltraDrop 1.00001.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:UltraDrop 1.00001.sit
- Size: 40K Date: 5/14/94
- Description:
- UltraDrop 1.00001 - UltraDrop isn't an extension or utility, merely a very
- clever and useful thing you can do with folders under System 7. Credit for
- the original idea goes to 'Joe - The Rendererer', on AOL. If you look at
- the four icons within the 'Original' folder, you'll see that each depicts
- a small button, placed in positions which, when taken together, make up a
- whole icon square. Each is pasted onto a folder, and are brought into
- alignment by dragging the four folders in turn onto approximately the same
- space with the Command Key held down. This locks the icon drag to the
- invisible grid, and ensures exact placing. Clean up your desktop with
- these tiny icons!
-
- Name = DropLock-Unlock 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:DropLock-Unlock 1.0.sit
- Size: 27K Date: 5/13/94
- Description:
- DropLock/Unlock 1.0 - Got a folder or disk full of files you want to lock
- and keep from being modified? That's just the functionality the dropLock
- droplet provides. And not that surprisingly, the dropUnlock droplet does
- the reverse. Distribution - These Frontier droplets are part of the
- Userland Frontier Odds and Ends (UFOs) shareware package that is available
- from Joe Cicinelli, 3752 W. Alameda Road, Glendale, Arizona, 85310-3300,
- (602) 581-3865. The price and availability of this package is to be
- announced.
-
- Name = OSA Menu 1.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:OSA Menu 1.0.1.sit
- Size: 18K Date: 5/10/94
- Description:
- OSA Menu 1.01 - The OSA Menu is an iconic system menu (like the Help menu)
- that appears on the right side of the menu bar. Its menu items are scripts
- - choose an item from the menu and the script will run. Some commands are
- always available, and some are only available within particular
- applications. Generally the target of the script is the active
- application, and scripts that operate on the user selection are
- particularly useful. Scripts in the OSA Menu act like extensions to the
- command set of the application. The main advantage to scripts in the menu
- is that you can call them up with one mouse click without leaving your
- current context for the Finder. Requires Sys 7 and and an OSA...
-
- Name = OptionCapsLock 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:OptionCapsLock 1.0.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 5/09/94
- Description:
- OptionCapsLock 1.0 - OptionCaps is a system extension primarily for users
- of PowerBooks whose keyboards sport the Caps Lock key that doesn't lock
- down when pressed. Hence, the annoyance of having to reset the Caps Lock
- key after accidentally typing a half-dozen characters in upper case. It is
- similar to the Caps Lock Off Extension except that it still allows you to
- use the Caps Lock key - you just have to indicate that you really mean to
- by holding down the Option Key, too. After installing OptionCaps, you can
- not activate the Caps Lock key by just pressing it. You must instead hold
- down the Option key, and then (while still holding down the Option key)
- press the Caps Lock key.
-
- Name = Script Tools 1.3-1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Script Tools 1.3-1.sit
- Size: 87K Date: 5/08/94
- Description:
- Script Tools 1.3-1 - This package contains a series of AppleScript
- additions which add functionality to the AppleScript language. Version
- 1.3-1 of Script Tools adds the following commands to AppleScript - Choose
- Folder, Choose New File, Choose Several Files, Choose Several Folders, Get
- Default Folder, Set Default Folder, Shutdown, Compile Regular Expression,
- Match Regular Expression, Substitute Regular Expression, Open File, Close
- File, Create File, Create Folder, Delete File, Rename File, Exchange File,
- Move File, Read File, Write File, Get File Length, Lengthen File, Get File
- Position, Position File, List Processes, Get Process, Get Foreground
- Process, Get Current Process, and more.
-
- Name = Monitor 1.5-3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:Monitor 1.5-3.sit
- Size: 25K Date: 5/08/94
- Description:
- Monitor 1.5-3 - Monitor is a utility application for the Macintosh which
- allows you to see the level of activity taking place within your computer.
- Monitor presents a number of different types of informational windows
- including CPU utilization, memory usage and disk space availability. Much
- of the information presented by Monitor is displayed using graphs.
- Requires System 7. Version 1.5-2, March 1 1994 - Corrected a fatal bug
- brought to light by System 7 Pro's use of special external disk volumes
- with 0 bytes capacity. Changed Author's Email address in about box and
- Read Me file.
-
- Name = Shutdown Remote 1.0.3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Shutdown Remote 1.0.3.sit
- Size: 20K Date: 5/08/94
- Description:
- Shutdown Remote 1.0.3 - Shutdown Extension & Shutdown Remote were developed
- to restart or shutdown a Macintosh over a network. They were first intended
- to be used with ARA servers that activate with a phone call (such as those
- using Sophisticated Circuits PowerKey Remote), but will work on any
- networked Macintosh running System 7. Shutdown Extension loads at startup
- and waits in the background to receive a command from Shutdown Remote.
- OnceShutdown Extension receives a command, it will send its own commands
- to the Finder. The extension will also close any open documents and reply
- to the default of any dialog that may come up. Then it will shut down.
- Requires System 7.
-
- Name = Replace 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:R:Replace 1.0.sit
- Size: 6K Date: 5/06/94
- Description:
- Replace 1.0 - When saving a file, one often sees a dialog like this Replace
- existing file with cancel and replace buttons, and the cancel button is
- the one highlighted and selected if you hit return. Replace! is an
- extension which highlight's the replace button instead, since most people
- know what they are doing, and really do want to replace the file. Now they
- can just hit return to choose replace. Much easier. Also, if you hold the
- option key down, you can override the dialog entirely. This extension
- should work on any mac or PowerMac running System 7.
-
- Name = Warp7Utilities 1.2.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:Warp7Utilities 1.2.1.sit
- Size: 40K Date: 5/04/94
- Description:
- Warp7Utilities 1.2.1 - Warp7Finder Utilities demo version is shareware.
- Warp7Finder Utilities provides Finder acceleration, setting Finder memory,
- application substitution, and alias management. Also included is
- Warp7Launcher, a file launcher which forces the Finder to quit, making its
- memory available to other applications. I am planning to add new features
- and improvements including the following, Support for adding/changing
- command key equivalents. Better multiple volume support for the Alias
- Manager feature. A main window.
-
- Name = Import to PM Script.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Import to PM Script.sit
- Size: 9K Date: 4/26/94
- Description:
- Import to PM Script - This script gets a list of all the files in a folder
- (the foldername is hard-coded in the script). A repeat loop then traverses
- the list and, taking one file at a time, imports the file, resizes it, at
- places it within a 3 by 4 grid. The filename is used as a caption which is
- placed below each graphic. This script could be easily modified for any
- similar tasks. It would be great for creating a membership directory where
- photos of members were scaned and named with the individual's name.
- PageMaker presents somewhat of a challenge for this type of script because
- it only recognizes the do script and evaluate Apple Events. Each step of
- the script must be sent one at a time as text. I got around this!
-
- Name = PICTify 1.51.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:PICTify 1.51.sit
- Size: 33K Date: 4/25/94
- Description:
- PICTify 1.51 - PICTify is a control panel that provides you with screen
- capturing capabilities and is provided FREE of charge. You may capture the
- entire screen, a selection that you define, the frontmost window, or a
- pulled-down menu (including popup menus) to a file or to the clipboard. If
- you choose to save the snapshot to a file, you have the option of saving
- itto a TeachText PICT file or to a ResEdit file which will contain a
- 'PICT'resource and a couple of other resources which define the dimensions
- of the PICT. I find the latter option essential for capturing pictures
- I've drawn to include in about boxes or other parts of my programs.
- Requires System 7.0 or greater.
-
- Name = WindowLabels 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:WindowLabels 1.0.sit
- Size: 25K Date: 4/21/94
- Description:
- WindowLabels 1.0 - WindowLabels is a System Extension which extends the
- functionality of the Label menu in the System 7 Finder from just icons to
- whole windows. (i.e. WindowLabels lets you apply background colors and/or
- patterns to Finder windows, as easily as you could label Finder icons with
- the Label menu before.) To use it, simply drag it to your active System
- folder and restart. Then, open a window, any window, in the Finder. Hold
- down the option key, and then open the Label menu. Now you can select
- between any color or pattern shown. When you release the mouse button on a
- color or pattern, the frontmost window acquires the characteristics you
- just gave it. Keeping with the interface of the current Label menu,...
-
- Name = Set-aux-binary 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Set-aux-binary 1.0.sit
- Size: 5K Date: 4/18/94
- Description:
- Set-aux-binary 1.0 - set-aux-binary is a freely redistributable utility
- that sets the type and creator of input files to 'BIN '/'A/UX'. This
- permits binary files downloaded to a Mac partition to be copied to an A/UX
- unix partition without invoking A/UX's automatic
- carriage-return-to-newlines conversion, which can cause file corruption.
- Usage - in the System 7.x Finder, drag-and-drop icon(s) representing unix
- binary file(s) onto the set-aux-binary icon. Note that set-aux-binary
- won't repair a binary file that has been mistakenly downloaded in ascii
- mode to a MacOS partition.
-
- Name = FixIcons 1.0d4.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FixIcons 1.0d4.sit
- Size: 19K Date: 4/18/94
- Description:
- FixIcons 1.0d4 - Fix Icons is an experimental utility to fix some small,
- irritating problems that can sometimes happen with the desktop database.
- Sometimes an application may lose its icons. Or the icons may look OK, but
- you cannot drag and drop documents on top of the application that you know
- you should be able to. Or you might get a new version of the application,
- which has some new icons, but the Finder continues to display the old
- ones. Fix Icons will refresh the desktop database with the information
- about the associated icons and document types, without affecting anything
- else. You may need to quit and restart the Finder in order to see the
- effect of the change. Requires System 7 or later.
-
- Name = StartupScreenManager 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:StartupScreenManager 1.0.sit
- Size: 59K Date: 4/18/94
- Description:
- StartupScreenManager 1.0 - StartUpScreenManager is essentially an extension
- (INIT) that activates during startup, randomly chooses a new startup
- picture from the available pictures, and immediately terminates, thus
- using absolutely no memory. If you happen to like certain pictures more
- than others, you can give them a higher weight, so they will be displayed
- more often. Since not everybody is familiar with Resedit,
- StartUpScreenManager has an add button allowing you to easily import
- pictures of type 'PICT', MacPaint and 'SCRN' - the original startupscreen
- format. Furthermore, you can look in all files - including programs - for
- picture resources, and you can use the clipboard to import and export
-
- Name = Menuette 2.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:Menuette 2.0.1.sit
- Size:117K Date: 4/18/94
- Description:
- Menuette 2.0.1 - Menuette is a control panel that alters the appearance of
- menu titles in the menu bar (at the top of your screen). Instead of the
- words that normally appear (such as File and Edit), youll see small icons
- representing these concepts. Menuette also allows you to use a custom font
- for any menus which do not have icons associated with them. To use
- Menuette, your computer must be running System version 7.x. Menuette is
- fully compatible with System 7.0, 7.0.1, 7.1, 32-bit addressing, and
- virtual memory. Complete instructions are available within Menuette by
- opening Menuette and clicking on the About Menuette button.
-
- Name = Finder 7.0 Menu Patch.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:Finder 7.0 Menu Patch.sit
- Size: 17K Date: 4/08/94
- Description:
- Finder 7.0 Menu Patch - System 7.0.0 Finder (7.0) Menu Patch - THIS PATCH
- IS ONLY TO BE USED WITH SYSTEM 7.0.0!!! Patches for System 6.0.7, 6.0.8,
- 7.0.1, 7.1 are also available. This patch applies a series of menu
- commands to the Finder menus. How often do you wish that items like
- Restart and Empty Trash had command keys? For those of you who do not know
- what command keys are, they are the letters after a menu item. When these
- letters are selected on the keyboard, in tandem with the command key, they
- provide the same reaction as when you select an item from the File menu
- for instance. If you do not currently use command keys, learn to use them
- because, they save time and are very cool!
-
- Name = Finder 7.1 Menu Patch.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:Finder 7.1 Menu Patch.sit
- Size: 17K Date: 4/08/94
- Description:
- Finder 7.1 Menu Patch - System 7.1 Finder (7.1) Menu Patch - THIS PATCH IS
- ONLY TO BE USED WITH SYSTEM 7.1!!! Patches for System 6.0.7, 6.0.8, 7.0.0,
- 7.0.1 are also available. This patch applies a series of menu commands to
- the Finder menus. How often do you wish that items like Restart and Empty
- Trash had command keys? For those of you who do not know what command keys
- are, they are the letters after a menu item. When these letters are
- selected on the keyboard, in tandem with the command key, they provide the
- same reaction as when you select an item from the File menu for instance.
- If you do not currently use command keys, learn to use them because, they
- save time and are very cool!
-
- Name = Alias Finder Pro 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:Alias Finder Pro 1.0.sit
- Size: 9K Date: 4/06/94
- Description:
- Alias Finder Pro 1.0 - A small application that finds alias creators with
- one step. Alias Finder was written to provide a simple way to find the
- file that an alias file refers to. It performs this in the most natural
- way possible - it asks the System 7 Finder to show the file. It does this
- by sending an Apple Event to the Finder which was specifically created to
- do this. To have Alias Finder find an original file, merely drop the alias
- file on to Alias Finder within the Finder. Alias Finder will run and then
- exit, and the Finder will open thefolder where the original file is and
- select that file. Alias Finder can also find folders and volumes. Fast and
- Effective. Essential for System 7 users.
-
- Name = Stretch 3.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Stretch 3.0.1.sit
- Size: 80K Date: 4/05/94
- Description:
- Stretch 3.0.1 - Stretch is an System 7 CDEV/INIT (Control Panel/System
- Extension) that changes the way standard (WDEF 0) windows look and behave.
- To start the optional IconBox application (part of the 3.0 release)
- automatically every time your machine starts up, place the IconBox
- application in the Startup Items folder in your system folder. You may
- start/stop the IconBox application at any time to experiment with its
- utility. If you choose not to use the IconBox application simply do not
- run it - the rest of Stretch will work fine without it. For all standard
- (WDEF 0) window variants that have a grow box, Stretch adds a border
- around the entire window that may be used as handles for stretching...
-
- Name = Moon Tool 1.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:Moon Tool 1.0.1.sit
- Size: 61K Date: 4/05/94
- Description:
- Moon Tool 1.0.1 - Moon Tool 1.01 is the best Moon phase program I've seen!
- It displays the moon in it's current phase (in a beautifully detailed
- picture), along with the detailed information on the Moon's phase cycle,
- subtends and distance from the Earth. Moon Age, Julian date, distance,
- subtends, local time and date, and moon phases are given. Moon phases
- include dates of last new moon, first quarter, full moon, last quarter,
- next new moon, and current lunation. To display this information, your Mac
- needs to have it's time zone information set up correctly. This can be
- done within the Map control panel (ships with all Macs). It's a beauty.
- Plus, you can iconize it to only show the moon picture.
-
- Name = DateCalculations.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:DateCalculations.sit
- Size: 14K Date: 4/05/94
- Description:
- DateCalculations - Date Calculations is a scripting addition that adds some
- useful date and time functions to AppleScript. Ive also enclosed a sample
- applet to demonstrate their use. I first wrote this addition for
- AppleScript 1.0; AppleScript 1.1 has new date/time capabilities which make
- one or two, but not all, of the functions obsolete. How to use - you must
- have AppleScript installed. The addition itself should work with 1.0, but
- the sample applet was compiled with 1.1, and is unusable under 1.0.
- Double-click the NZ Daylight Saving applet, and it should display a
- message indicating the current state of Daylight Saving time in New
- Zealand.
-
- Name = PowerClick 1.01.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:PowerClick 1.01.sit
- Size: 16K Date: 4/04/94
- Description:
- PowerClick 1.01 - PowerClick is a control panel that lets you assign
- different functions to the two trackball buttons on a PowerBook Duo. It
- may also work on any new PowerBooks released in the future. Each of the
- two trackball buttons can be independantly assigned any of the following
- functions - Nothing, Single Click, Double Click or Click Lock. Click Lock
- can be useful for navigating heirarchical menus or drawing, and setting
- the bottom button to Nothing is helpful to those that like to use their
- PowerBook resting on their stomach while slouched on a couch or chair.
-
- Name = MacTV Sleep.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:MacTV Sleep.sit
- Size: 11K Date: 4/01/94
- Description:
- MacTV Sleep - How to use MacTV Sleep - Run program, Set time to sleep
- (default is 1 hour), Switch to TV mode and enjoy. The program will
- shutdown the MacTV automatically at the specified time. The program will
- continue to operate in the background (just don't quit from the
- application). For people who bought the MacTV Macintosh.
-
- Name = FileInfo 1.02.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FileInfo 1.02.sit
- Size: 20K Date: 3/28/94
- Description:
- FileInfo 1.02 - This control panel gives you a quick way to find out the
- hidden attributes of files on your hard disk or CD. When enabled, the file
- creator, file type, finder flags, and file attributes are automatically
- placed in every file's comment field. You can view the comment field by
- using the Finder's Get Info command. You can also check the Show comments
- checkbox in the Views control panel to cause the comments to appear when
- you view lists of files in the Finder. To activate FileInfo, check the
- desired options in the FileInfo control panel, and restart your Macintosh.
- FileInfo requires System 7.0 or later. FileInfo does not work with files
- on floppy disks.
-
- Name = Alias Dragon 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:Alias Dragon 1.1.sit
- Size: 11K Date: 3/23/94
- Description:
- Alias Dragon 1.1 - The System 7 Finder seems to have a bug in the way it
- handles aliases. When an alias points to an application on a different
- volume, it may lose its ability to have files dropped on it. Although
- people will often tell you to rebuild your desktop database when you have
- trouble launching things, in this case rebuilding the desktop actually
- causes the problem. I wrote Alias Dragon as a tool to fix this problem,
- until the next time you rebuild your desktop. Alias Dragon works by
- scanning for application aliases that point to different volumes, and
- copying information from the desktop database of the target to the desktop
- database of the alias. Version 1.1 is scriptable and has modeless...
-
- Name = Drag'nBack 1.92.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Drag'nBack 1.92.sit
- Size:149K Date: 3/21/94
- Description:
- Drag'n Back 1.92 - Drag'n Back is a personal backup program for System 7.
- Drag'n Back is the first program that uses drag and drop method to backup
- files from the desktop. Drag'n Back is a backup program for the rest of
- us. It is intuitive to use. Most other backup software force you to back
- up everything on the hard drive. Drag'n Back lets you select the files or
- folders you want to back up right on the desktop. Daily backups can take
- as few as 30 seconds to complete. Complete instructions are included.
- Drag'n Back will mount and dismount automatically remote volumes used for
- backup (registered version). About Drag'n Back window displays obscure
- features of Drag'n Back. Requires System 7.
-
- Name = ShowPICT 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:ShowPICT 1.0.sit
- Size: 23K Date: 3/19/94
- Description:
- ShowPICT 1.0 - ShowPICT is a tiny control panel that lets you use any
- startup screen, with any colors, anywhere on your startup disk. It lets
- you select particular files, or will choose a random file from a specified
- folder. It will also work with Adobe Photoshop PICT resource files, even
- though Photoshop doesn't make color tables for its files. ShowPICT is easy
- to use. Simply click on the Select File/Folder button and choose whatever
- StartupScreen or folder that you want. The file/folder must be on your
- startup disk. Close ShowPICT, and when you restart your machine, voila!
- For System 7 users only.
-
- Name = Mt.Image 1.02.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:Mt.Image 1.02.sit
- Size: 20K Date: 3/17/94
- Description:
- Mt.Image 1.02 - When you want to mount Apple's DiskCopy image file onto
- your desktop, you may use the MountImage control panel, written by Steve
- Christensen. This software is very useful and saved us from hundreds of
- floppy disks. I, however, sometimes feel irritated by the interface of
- MountImage, because MountImage is control panel. It means I cannot use
- 'Drag & Drop' feature, important system 7 enhancement. Now Mt.Image is
- here. it is a small utility, that can make your life with image file more
- easily. Mt.Image can mount image file using 'Drag & Drop', it can also
- open multiple image file at once. No more effort with 'MountImage' control
- panel. You will need MountImage for Mt.Image to work.
-
- Name = Zipple1.9.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:Zipple1.9.2.sit
- Size: 45K Date: 3/15/94
- Description:
- Zipple1.9.2 - Zipple is a control panel and extension for System 7 which
- allows you to replace the titles of your Apple, Balloon Help, Keyboard (if
- you have one), and Application menus with animated images, in color if you
- have a color screen. The displayed image can depend on the frontmost
- application or desk accessory, if you like. You can use the ready-made
- images that come with Zipple, or create your own with the sophisticated
- editor in the control panel. Plus, it's easy to use.
-
- Name = Process Jumper 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:Process Jumper 1.0.sit
- Size: 6K Date: 3/14/94
- Description:
- Process Jumper 1.0 - Process Jumper is a little FKey that allows you to
- cycle through open applications. This FKey is intended for power users who
- want to beef up their system. To install this FKey, just copy it over from
- the Process Jumper file to the System File via Resedit. (Process Jumper is
- actually just a resedit file with an extra spiffy icon). Once installed,
- you can activate FKeys by holding down shift - openapple (cloverleaf) -
- and the number of the fkey in question. Process Jumper is preset at number
- nine, but this can be easily changed by changing the resource number to
- some other digit (0-9). This FKEY requires System 7, but will exit
- gracefully if you don't have it.
-
- Name = 2 Line Names.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:2 Line Names.sit
- Size: 6K Date: 3/11/94
- Description:
- 2 Line Names - A cool way to give your Floppies, Hard Drives or Folders two
- line names! Put a floppy in your drive. Next copy the 'Invisible Folder'
- onto the disk. Now if you don't know this already, whenver you put a file
- or folder from the disk on the desktop and eject the disk, then put the
- disk back in, the file or folder will be right where you left it. Now
- carefully pull the copy of 'Invisible Folder' from the disk to the
- desktop. Holding command, click-drag the 'Invisible Folder' to the bottom
- of the first name of the disk. Pressing command overrides the icon's
- tendency to snap-to grid which allows the 'Invisible Folder' name to sit
- just below the original disk name. Try it!
-
- Name = Powerless 2.0 Demo.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:Powerless 2.0 Demo.sit
- Size: 27K Date: 3/09/94
- Description:
- Powerless 2.0 Demo - Powerless lets you schedule automatic, unattended
- system shutdowns. This allows you to leave your computer running so that
- it can complete a task, then shutdown (or restart) after a period of time
- you specify. Powerless is useful if you - Do unattended disk backups. Use
- automatic disk compression utilities. Use a disk optimizer. Maintain data
- communications access. Upload and download files with information
- services. Use a battery-powered Macintosh . . . and more! It is most
- useful if your computer provides software-controlled shutoff (that is, the
- computer turns itself off completely when you choose Shutdown from the
- Finder's Special menu). Requires System 7.
-
- Name = ReadOnly Converter 1.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:R:ReadOnly Converter 1.0.1.sit
- Size: 9K Date: 3/06/94
- Description:
- ReadOnly Converter 1.0.1 - ReadOnly Converter converts plain text files
- produced by any program to TeachText read only files. It also will convert
- TeachText read only files to plain text files. Read only files are
- uneditable text files that have a newspaper icon, and are commonly used
- for Read Me files included with software programs. For instance, instead
- of using TeachText, you can use your favorite word processing program to
- produce a Read Me file, check it for spelling, etc., save it in plain text
- format, and then use ReadOnly Converter to turn it into a TeachText read
- only file. If you convert them back to their original plain format, they
- will remember which application created them. System 7 only!
-
- Name = Peek-a-Boo1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:Peek-a-Boo1.1.sit
- Size: 59K Date: 3/05/94
- Description:
- Peek-a-Boo1.1 - Peek-a-Boo is a utility to monitor and manipulate all
- running processes. You can watch how much CPU time each process uses, as
- well as look at any piece of information available through the Process
- Manager. The Process Manager (available in System 7 and later) maintains a
- dozen or so pieces of information about each running process (normally an
- application); many fine utilities show a subset of this information. No
- existing utility showes precisely the subset of Process Manager
- information I needed to know at a given time. Hence, Peek-a-Boo can show
- any piece of information available via the Process Manager; preferences
- can be edited to view only those pieces of information you need.
-
- Name = Autotype1.1ur.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Autotype1.1ur.sit
- Size: 10K Date: 3/03/94
- Description:
- Autotype1.1ur - An OSAX to allow simulated keystrokes from a script.
- Automate even applications that *don;t* support AppleScript. If you can do
- it from the keyboard, now you can do it from a script. Menu Shortcuts,
- Dialog boxes, Text input, etc... A poor mans QuickKeys. Unregistered
- version allows only A-Z. Registered version allows _any_ key. Registration
- cheap/free.
-
- Name = File Sender Pro 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:File Sender Pro 1.1.sit
- Size: 24K Date: 2/28/94
- Description:
- File Sender Pro 1.1 - File Sender Pro 1994 by Ammon Skidmore of Skidperfect
- Software. File Sender Pro is a ShareWare application which allows you to
- drag-and-drop files, folders, and volumes to any open or closed application
- just as if you did it onto the actual application icon (or an alias)
- itself.This saves you a lot of space on your desktop lost from many
- aliases. Another bonus is that it forces the app. to use whatever you send
- it. Forcing an application to open a document type that it doesnt support
- won't work with all apps, but it does work great with TeachText and other
- word processors.
-
- Name = Monitor Expander 1.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:Monitor Expander 1.0.1.sit
- Size: 39K Date: 2/28/94
- Description:
- Monitor Expander 1.0 - Monitor Expander is a $25 shareware control panel
- that allows you to enlarge your desktop area. You can choose to enlarge
- your desktop by eating away at the borders that surround the usable
- portion of your monitor, thereby increasing the area of the desktop that
- you can view at one time, or by allowing you to scroll around a virtual
- desktop that is bigger than the usable portion of your monitor, or both.
- You can choose from a variety of viewing areas and virtual desktop sizes
- ranging from the conventional 640x480 to a staggering 1952x2048, which is
- more than a thirteen-fold increase in desktop area. Requires System 7.
-
- Name = DefaultApp1.0a1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DefaultApp1.0a1.sit
- Size: 11K Date: 2/28/94
- Description:
- Default App 1.0a1 - Default Application is a utility for configuring Finder
- 7s choice of the application to launch for documents whose creators cant
- be found. For example, I have my Finder configured so that if I
- double-click a MacWrite II or Microsoft Word document, it is automatically
- opened with MacWrite Pro. There are other utilities around for doing this,
- but what makes mine different is that its a control panel, and lets you
- make changes quickly, without quitting and restarting the Finder. Default
- App does not need to load (as a control panel) on startup, so it can
- reside anywhere on the drive. Balloon help is available.
-
- Name = CRLF 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:CRLF 1.2.sit
- Size: 22K Date: 2/28/94
- Description:
- CRLF 1.2 - CRLF is a drag & drop application which performs the conversion
- of CR(Mac), LF(Unix) and CRLF(PC) files. It auto-detects the end of line
- code of the file which was dropped and converts to the desired file type.
- Once you have set up the preference, you will rarely need to make any
- interaction with CRLF later. CRLF converts the file in place. The filename
- stays the same before and after the conversion. You will notice that it
- was converted just by looking at the icons. You can set up these icons by
- specifying the creator for each type of output file. Also, CRLF is capable
- of dealing with Japanese text, unlike some other similar utilities.
- Requires System 7.
-
- Name = Snap 1.1.4.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Snap 1.1.4.sit
- Size: 12K Date: 2/23/94
- Description:
- Snap 1.1.4 - Snap allows you to take a black & white or color snapshot of
- a selected area of your monitors (even spanning them) and place the
- resulting 'PICT' on the Clipboard. Snap provides an audio and visual
- feedback as to the area selected. To install, drag Snap 1.1.4 (System 7
- required) onto your System Folder, or into the Extensions folder. To take
- a snapshot, simply select FKEY 4 (command-shift-4.) You will be presented
- a crosshair cursor. Now, you can eithe - Click the mouse once to abort, or
- Click and drag the cursor to define a snapshot frame. If a snapshot
- frame is defined it will be highlighted by making a photo-negative of the
- selected area, and an audible camera shutter click will be heard.
-
- Name = THINK Scripts 1.2.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:THINK Scripts 1.2.1.sit
- Size: 30K Date: 2/22/94
- Description:
- THINK Scripts 1.2.1 - Five AppleScript droplets for use in combination with
- Symantec C++ 6.0.1. The only difference between versions 1.2 and 1.2.1 is
- that the scripts from version 1.2 were compiled with AppleScript 1.1,
- making them unusable for version 1.0 owners. The droplets are - THINK
- Bring Up to Date (Does a 'Bring up to date' of projects dropped onto it.),
- THINK Bring Up to Date & Shut (Does a 'Bring up to date' of projects
- dropped onto it. Shuts down your Macintosh afterwards.), THINK Compact
- Projects (Does a 'Compact Project' of projects dropped onto it.), THINK
- Remove Objects (Does a 'Remove Objects' of projects dropped onto it.), and
- THINK Set Options (Allows one to set compilation options to multiple
-
- Name = ColorKey 4.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:ColorKey 4.0.1.sit
- Size: 18K Date: 2/20/94
- Description:
- ColorKey 4.0.1 - ColorKey is a combination of a system extension and a
- control panel that, when you hold down Command (thats the apple key) and
- option while you click the mouse, will cycle through the screen depths you
- select (black and white, 4 color, 16 colors, 256 colors, etc.). The first
- time you run ColorKey, you will see a configuration dialog appear on the
- screen. This allows you to immediately jump to any color depth and to
- select the depths youd like to cycle through. If you would like to see
- this dialog EVERY TIME you activate ColorKey, check the Always Show this
- Dialog button at the bottom of the dialog. A handy device for game
- players! Requires a color Mac, and System 7.
-
- Name = Quit Everything NOW! FKEY.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:Quit Everything NOW! FKEY.sit
- Size: 10K Date: 2/18/94
- Description:
- Quit Everything NOW! FKEY - Quit Everything NOW! is an FKEY which comes
- with it's own installer. The Apple Event FKEY allows you to do a nice
- restart from inside any application. If the Finder is open it will quit
- all the open apps and restart. If the Finder is not open, or you are not
- using Sys 7, it will restart without quitting all open apps.
-
- Name = Peeping Tom 1.4.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:Peeping Tom 1.4.sit
- Size: 13K Date: 2/09/94
- Description:
- Peeping Tom 1.4 - Peeping Tom is a shareware init/background application
- that keeps track of the current applications and desk accessories that are
- open. When processes are quit, Peeping Tom writes the information that it
- has on the dead process to a text file in the System Folder. The log file
- shows information on when each process was started and the total time it
- ran. Peeping Tom also shows the average CPU usage of the process. The
- percentage represents how much the process used of the CPU while the
- process was running. Peeping Tom is very useful for monitoring computers.
- It keeps track of time spent on the computer, which is perfect for those
- who bill their customers on a hourly basis.
-
- Name = DuoMon 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:DuoMon 1.2.sit
- Size: 23K Date: 2/03/94
- Description:
- DuoMon 1.2 - Have you ever wondered how much power different operations on
- your Duo consume? How much battery life you really gain by dimming the
- screen? How much extra power the modem uses? This program will help you
- answer those questions. The heart of this program is the extended Power
- Manager, currently only found in the Powerbook Duo computers. Besides
- monitoring battery voltage, the extended Power Manager monitors actual
- power consumption and a wealth of other data. Most of the items in the
- Detailed Power Information window are self explanitory. Check out the read
- me docs for more help.
-
- Name = Quit It 1.21.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:Quit It 1.21.sit
- Size: 28K Date: 2/02/94
- Description:
- Quit It 1.21 - A Macintosh is very easy to use, but neverteless there are
- users who don't understand anything about processes etc. All they see is
- windows on the screen, and to stop working they just close the window
- using the close box. But this leaves the application open, which can lead
- to confusion on one side, and on a shortage of memory on the other side.
- Quit It can take away this problem - whenever the last window of an
- application is closed using the close box, it will quit the application.
- That's all there is to it. There are some user configurations - you can
- set programs to not quit with the last window closed and more. This is a
- great init to use when kids are on the computer! This control panel
-
- Name = Application Station 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:Application Station 1.1.sit
- Size:158K Date: 2/02/94
- Description:
- Application Station 1.1 - Application Station (A/S) is a launching utility
- that allows you to create groups containing as many applications and
- documents as you wish. You can then perform individual application
- launching, document lauching, or entire group launching. Documents may
- also be either opened or printed. A/S goes a lot further than simple
- launching. You can attach notes to any group, application, or document
- entry. You can launch applications with selected documents, all documents,
- or no documents. You can also choose any application or document and A/S
- will use AppleEvents to locate the files in the Finder, or ask the Finder
- to get information on a file. Requires System 7.
-
- Name = Finder Liaison 1.1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Finder Liaison 1.1.1.sit
- Size: 19K Date: 2/01/94
- Description:
- Finder Liaison 1.1.1 - Finder Liaison sends AppleEvents to the Finder.
- Requires System 7 or later. Usage - The System 7 Finder supports the
- Finder Suite of AppleEvents. Unfortunately, there is no way to explicitly
- send AppleEvents to the Finder from AppleScript. Finder Liaison acts as an
- intermediary between AppleScript and the Finder. AppleEvents supported by
- Finder Liaison - Show About This Mac, Empty Trash, Restart, Show Clipboard
- Shut Down, Sleep, Close Window of (Folder or Disk), Print Window of
- (Folder or Disk), Page Setup for (Folder or Disk), Open (File or Folder or
- Disk), Duplicate, Get Info, Make Alias of, Print, Put Away, Reveal, Set
- View of, Move window of, set window size of, plus much more!!
-
- Name = Check 32! 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:Check 32! 1.1.sit
- Size: 47K Date: 1/27/94
- Description:
- Check 32! 1.1 - If you have more than 8 megabytes of RAM installed in your
- Mac, chances are you are using 32-bit addressing. Why?? Because if you're
- not using 32-bit addressing your Mac won't recognize more than 8 megs of
- RAM. What you might not know, is that some of your applications may not be
- 32-bit clean. What does this mean?? If an application is not 32-bit clean,
- you may be experiencing strange System Errors, crashes, irritability,
- sleepless nights, etc. That's where Check 32! steps in. Check 32! looks at
- your applications to see if they are, indeed, 32-bit compatible. So, check
- out your drives, floppies or programs, and turn 32 bit addressing on!
-
- Name = WithaView7 v1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:WithaView7 v1.1.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 1/17/94
- Description:
- WithaView7 v1.1 - One nice feature of System 7 is being able to change the
- view of a Finder window to by name, size, kind, or modified simply
- by clicking on the appropriate part of the Finder window. Unfortunately
- there is no capability under System 7 to change to a view by icon or from
- a view by icon to a view by name. WithAView7 is an extension for use with
- System 7 that allows the user to change the view in a Finder window from
- by icon to by name by clicking in an appropriate part of the window. The
- user can also switch to view by icon or by small icon by clicking in the
- appropriate part of a Finder window while holding down the option key.
-
- Name = Window Juggler 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:Window Juggler 1.2.sit
- Size: 17K Date: 1/17/94
- Description:
- Window Juggler 1.2 - Window Juggler is a simple system extension which
- makes it easy for you to use the keyboard to switch between all of the
- windows youve opened, across all the application programs youre using.
- When you press the Command-Tab key, Window Juggler shows you a list with
- the titles of all open windows, in the order in which you most recently
- accessed them. The list remains visible as long as you keep holding down
- the Command key. Each time you press the Tab key (while still pressing
- Command), the next window in the list will be hilighted. To move backwards
- in the list, press Shift-Tab (while still pressing Command). Requires
- System 7 or later.
-
- Name = FlameFile 1.38.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FlameFile 1.38.sit
- Size: 19K Date:12/29/93
- Description:
- FlameFile 1.38 - This is the latest version of the drag-and-drop complete
- erase utility. FlameFile completely overwrites files and folders dragged
- on to it, making it impossible for snoops using file recovery utilities to
- recover your thrown-away files. Version 1.38 adds DOD specification wipe.
- Fixes the file flamed, but not disappeared bug, and various disguising
- bugs. Icon now appears as it should. Version 1.31 added the ability to
- wipe-clean free space on a disk, the option of playing a sound when files
- are flamed, and support for AppleScript. Freeware. Requires System 7.
-
- Name = ClicSleep 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:ClicSleep 1.2.sit
- Size: 11K Date:12/28/93
- Description:
- ClicSleep 1.2 - ClicSleep is a Control Panel (cdev) which works only on
- macintoshes with the Power Manager (i.e. Macintosh Portable and
- PowerBooks). It will put your machine to sleep when you click in one of
- the screen's corners. You can choose which corner and disable ClicSleep
- with the control panel. The ClicSleep allows you to disable the NetWork
- alert, set the size of the sensible rectangle (I use 2), and set the
- modifier keys. Note- It can be used only to disable NetWork alert by
- setting corner to Off, Disable Network Alert ON and selecting Always. In
- order for ClicSleep to work, it must be installed in your System's control
- Panel folder and be loaded at Startup. Requires System 7.
-
- Name = Pbgadget0.9.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:Pbgadget0.9.sit
- Size: 8K Date:12/28/93
- Description:
- Pbgadget09 - PBGadget is a small application to help manage battery usage
- on Powerbook Duo's. It puts up a clock and battery voltage readout in the
- upper right corner of the screen. When the power supply is unplugged, the
- clock changes to a timer of how long the Duo has been running on battery
- power. A vertical bar on the left side of the time window indicates much
- time there is left until the disk spins down. Works with the 270c and the
- new duo batteries. New feature in version 0.8 - an indicator bar of how
- much time is left until the disk spins down. For Duo's, at the bottom of
- the plot there is extended power manager status, battery pack voltage (old
- & new) , battery power draw in Watts, battery pack temperature and...
-
- Name = Sharing Toggle OM Ext 0.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Sharing Toggle OM Ext 0.2.sit
- Size: 6K Date:12/28/93
- Description:
- Sharing Toggle OM Ext 0.2 - An OtherMenu Extension - Sharing Toggle is an
- extension for James W. Walkers OtherMenu system extension. OtherMenu must
- be installed to use Sharing Toggle. Selecting Sharing Toggle from the
- OtherMenu menu will invoke Sharing Toggle. Upon invocation, Sharing Toggle
- checks to see if the File Sharing/Server Extension is installed. If either
- is installed, Sharing Toggle will check the state of sharing/service and
- toggle it to its opposite state. Sharing Toggle is a very primative
- version of my Shaman utility, which offers a great deal more
- functionality.
-
- Name = Daylight! 4.03.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Daylight! 4.03.sit
- Size: 32K Date:12/28/93
- Description:
- Daylight! 4.03 - Daylight! 4.03 is a Daylight Saving Time adjustment
- Extension/control panel. It makes the necessary one hour time changes from
- year to year for you without you having to worry about it. It also gives
- the dates that the hour changes on. Daylight! also give the history of
- Daylight Savings Time. This version adds support for the Daylight Saving
- Time bit in the parameter RAM. This is a great fix because now it doesn't
- matter if you boot from different drives - the computer's PRAM knows if
- you're in DST or not. Works fine with a Plus, which surprised me. Requires
- System 7. Of course most of Arizona does not need this control panel, but
- you can use it to learn the dates that the rest of the country changes...
-
- Name = File Mover 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:File Mover 1.0.sit
- Size: 11K Date:12/19/93
- Description:
- File Mover 1.0 - File Mover is an AppleScript application which allows you
- to move any files dropped onto it into their appropriate folders. The file
- types File Mover recognizes and the folders into which they are placed are
- - Control Panels - Control Panels Folder, Desk Accessories - Apple Menu
- Items Folder, Extensions - Extensions Folder, Fonts - Fonts Folder. If a
- file is not one of the above types, File Mover will give you a dialog box
- letting you pick either to place the file in the Startup Items Folder, in
- the Apple Menu Items Folder, or to skip that file. You can also move files
- by double-clicking on File Mover in the Finder. This will bring up a
- standard open dialog box which will let you choose a file to move.
-
- Name = Xmas Lights 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:Xmas Lights 1.1.sit
- Size: 18K Date:12/17/93
- Description:
- Xmas Lights 1.1 - Xmas Lights is a Macintosh control panel that places
- flashing Christmas tree lights under your menu bar, as if someone had
- strung them from the top of your screen. The lights are always in the
- foreground. The control panel allows you to choose the flash pattern. Xmas
- Lights should work on any Macintosh using System 7.0 or later; it looks
- best on a Macintosh with a color screen. Xmas Lights is absolutely free!
- (If you use Excel or Works, the lights may interfere when you try to enter
- or edit text, you can still do it, you just can't see what you're doing).
- Very cute for the holidays!!
-
- Name = Nice Pair.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:Nice Pair.sit
- Size: 35K Date:12/09/93
- Description:
- Nice Pair - You're a proud owner of one of these fantastic PowerBooks and a
- docking cable, and you're using it often. But what, after somebody else
- mounted your hard disk he immediately moves your icons from their original
- place to somewhere else and destroys your in-years-build desktop!! Ilka
- does a quite simple but effective job - it hides all files on the desktop,
- you can dock/mount the volume and after work is done you'll tell Ilka to
- show the files again. No cluttered desktop, no wasting hours with
- redragging your icons again! Also included in this pack is Suzi, a simple
- security application. Susi hides any file or folder with a given label.
- You apply labels to files and folders within the Finder.
-
- Name = SleepDeprivation1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:SleepDeprivation1.0.sit
- Size: 15K Date:12/01/93
- Description:
- SleepDeprivation1.0 - Sleep Deprivation will cause your Macintosh to clear
- the screen with a cool graphic effect when it goes to sleep. Obviously,
- this requires that you have a Macintosh that can sleep in the first place,
- like a Powerbook or a Duo or the like. If you do, just throw this INIT
- into your system folder and restart.
-
- Name = Put Away 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:Put Away 1.0.sit
- Size: 16K Date:12/01/93
- Description:
- Put Away 1.0 - Put Away is a System 7 drag & drop utility which puts files
- in folders based on file types and creators, much like the System 7 Finder
- puts System-specific files in special folder locations. You can configure
- Put Away to recognize as many types and creators and folder locations as
- you wish. If you launch Put Away as a normal application, you will see a
- screen of instructions. This screen also allows you to reset Put Away,
- clearing its old folder locations and file types.
-
- Name = FinderXtender 1.72.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FinderXtender 1.72.sit
- Size: 41K Date:11/30/93
- Description:
- FinderXtender 1.72 - FinderXtender is a System Extension for the Finder 7.
- It gives powerful folder management functions to your Finder. You can
- directly open specific folder or System related folders without opening
- multiple windows. FinderXtender universal launcher can open any kinds of
- Application, Desk accessary, Control Panel and Documents. FinderXTender
- places an icon on your menu bar. From there, you can access any folder in
- the system folder or any folder that you add. Convenient!
-
- Name = RdMe 1.3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:R:RdMe 1.3.sit
- Size: 17K Date:11/22/93
- Description:
- RdMe 1.3 - RdMe is a drag-n-drop application that can ease the frustrations
- of keeping track of program documentation. If youre a software junkie,
- youve got a zillion programs. Most come with docs conveniently named Read
- Me, which means you have to keep track of their owners. RdMe comes to the
- rescue! In the Finder, when any file with a RdMe resource is
- dragged-and-dropped onto the RdMe application, the contents of the RdMe
- resource are displayed in this window. Thus, the use of RdMe resources
- obviates the separate doc files and separate folders. If you have a file
- and a Read me, drop them both on RdMe, and it will put the the docs
- directly into the RdMe resource, and you can toss the docs!
-
- Name = Alias Director 3.5.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:Alias Director 3.5.2.sit
- Size: 54K Date:11/19/93
- Description:
- Alias Director 3.5.2 - Alias Director was written to make creating, using,
- and the various aspects of alias management as easy as possible. To provide
- the maximum in speed and convenience, Alias Director makes extensive use of
- the drag-and-drop feature of System 7. While there is extensive Balloon
- Help provided, it is still advisable to read the documentation carefully
- to be sure you are fully aware of its feature set and how to access those
- features. New to version 3.1 is the ability to configure the drop keys for
- invoking Alias Director's myriad drag and drop options. However, for the
- sake of simplicity, the following describes the use of drag and drop using
- the default drop key settings. System 7 is required.
-
- Name = Backup Reminder 1.02.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:B:Backup Reminder 1.02.sit
- Size: 15K Date:11/16/93
- Description:
- Backup Reminder 1.02 - Backup Reminder is an extension which was written
- because the author couldn't find another utility that would do what he
- wanted - remind him when his hard disk was due for backing up. At preset
- intervals of between 2 to 14 days, Backup Reminder will display a dialog
- box when you start up your Mac. This dialog will tell you its time for a
- backup, will let you select when the next reminder will be displayed, and
- gives you the option of launching your backup application immediately.
- Does not include backup software, just the reminder!
-
- Name = PowerDock 1.1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:PowerDock 1.1.0.sit
- Size: 93K Date:11/15/93
- Description:
- PowerDock 1.1.0 - PowerDock is a file and process management utility. Its
- primary function is to aid in locating and accessing files, folders and
- documents on a large volume or across a network. It achieves this task by
- placing a window with an array of cells which hold items (applications,
- folders, documents etc...) in their iconized form. If you have a clutter
- of icons scattered about your desktop, then PowerDock is the perfect
- utility for you. Requires System 7 and color.
-
- Name = HelpLock 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:HelpLock 1.0.sit
- Size: 5K Date:11/15/93
- Description:
- HelpLock 1.0 - Help Lock is an INIT that lets you use the caps lock key to
- turn help balloons on and off. Thats all it does, and thats all itll ever
- do. I wrote it because I didnt have any other use for my caps lock key.
- It doesnt patch any traps, so its less likely to be the cause of conflicts
- than some other INITs.
-
- Name = StuffIt AppleScripts.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:StuffIt AppleScripts.sit
- Size: 21K Date:11/15/93
- Description:
- StuffIt AppleScripts - These are three AppleScripts for use with StuffIt
- Lite. StuffIt compress compresses files dropped onto it. Each item dropped
- is compressed into its own StuffIt archive and deleted afterwards. StuffIt
- archive compresses files dropped onto it. All items dropped onto it are
- compressed into a single StuffIt archive and deleted afterwards. Add to sit
- Archive adds items dropped onto it to a user-selectable StuffIt archive.
- Double-click the applet to select which archive it will add to and to
- specify whether items dropped onto it must be deleted after compression.
- Requires AppleScript to work.
-
- Name = ClickOff 1.0.3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:ClickOff 1.0.3.sit
- Size: 31K Date:11/12/93
- Description:
- ClickOff 1.0.3 - ClickOff will turn off your Mac II, Quadra, or Powerbook;
- that is, any Mac that will turn off when the ShutDown command is selected
- in the Finder. And here is the first time, but not the last by any means,
- where I warn you that ClickOff does not save any unsaved work. ClickOff is
- not intended to be used interchangeably with the ShutDown command. Clickoff
- is intended to turn off your Mac when you cannot be present to use the
- ShutDown command. In addition, ClickOff will not turn off your Macintosh
- if there is a dialog box open, waiting for a mouse click or some other
- user interaction. If you like to leave your Mac doing hard work while you
- go out and play, this application can be used to shut down in your...
-
- Name = Quit All Applications 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:Quit All Applications 1.0.sit
- Size: 6K Date:11/05/93
- Description:
- Quit All Applications 1.0 - Tired of killing all your applications one at a
- time when you've run out of memory, or you would just like to start clean?
- Then you need Quit All Applications! Quit All Applications quits all your
- applications in one step, and is designed to be completely unobtrusive.
- When you select Quit All Applications, each of your applications are told
- to quit, no questions asked, just like when you select Restart or Shut
- Down. There is also a way to quit the finder, and rebuild the desktop
- (details in documentation!). Requires System 7.
-
- Name = DesktopFileKiller1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DesktopFileKiller1.2.sit
- Size: 6K Date:11/05/93
- Description:
- DesktopFileKiller1.2 - Weather you know it or not all your disks have a
- file on them called the desktop file. This file helps your computer keep
- track of what files are on your disk. The problem is that this file never
- gets cleaned up, When you remove files from your disk their entry is not
- removed from the desktop file. So after much usage this file get
- unnessarily large, I've seen them as large as 100K. DesktopFile Killer
- (DtF Killer for short) removes this file. A new, smaller, one is then
- created. To activate DtF Killer drag a disk icon to Dtf Killer's icon. DtF
- Killer will then atempt to delete the desktop file for that disk.
-
- Name = Monitor Switch 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:Monitor Switch 1.1.sit
- Size: 77K Date:11/04/93
- Description:
- Monitor Switch 1.1 - Monitor Switch is an application for the Macintosh
- which allows you to switch resolutions on your multisync monitor without
- the hassle of changing the cable that is connected to the built-in video.
- It is similar to commercial programs, but it is compatible with more
- Macintosh models, allows switching to more resolutions, and is more
- compatible with other software (it is an application rather than an
- INIT/CDEV, and it doesnt patch any traps). Compatible with LC III,
- Centris, Quadras, AV's, some Duos and some Powerbooks. Definitely read the
- Warning document before launching, or you may be very sad!
-
- Name = SpokesDaemon&Spiricom.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:SpokesDaemon&Spiricom.sit
- Size:258K Date:11/03/93
- Description:
- SpokesDaemon&Spiricom - SpokesDaemon and Spiricom are two separate programs
- which together utilize some of Apple's latest technology to enhance your
- computing experience. SpokesDaemon is a 'faceless background application'
- (similar to a 'daemon' on a UNIX computer) which accepts and processes
- requests from other applications for text-to-speech services. Spiricom is
- the program that you can use to communicate with, configure, and test
- SpokesDaemon. Spiricom is necessary because SpokesDaemon is a 'faceless'
- application; in other words, SpokesDaemon has no menus, no windows, and no
- buttons. Requires System 7 and Speech Manager 1.0 or higher.
-
- Name = AppMenu Additions 1.01.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:AppMenu Additions 1.01.sit
- Size: 5K Date:11/02/93
- Description:
- AppMenu Additions 1.01 - The file Application Menu contains some useful
- AppleScript commands that let you invoke the functions of the top three
- items in the System 7 application menu from a script. Hide front
- application hides the frontmost application (and brings another
- application to the front); Hide other applications hides all but the
- frontmost application; and Show all applications makes all application
- windows visible again. To use this addition, put it in your Scripting
- Additions folder (inside your Extensions folder in the System Folder). You
- must have AppleScript, a commercial program from Apple, to use this file.
-
- Name = Adder 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:Adder 1.1.sit
- Size: 7K Date:11/02/93
- Description:
- Adder 1.1 - Adder enables users to add applications to the At Ease desktop
- from a floppy disk. The Adder application (not an alias) must be placed in
- the At Ease Items folder. Adder also enables the easy removal of all
- applications added in this way. At Ease in a commercial program from Apple
- Computer.
-
- Name = Script-Daemon 1.00.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Script-Daemon 1.00.sit
- Size: 42K Date:10/29/93
- Description:
- Script-Daemon 1.00 - Script Daemon allows you to telnet to your Mac and
- enter AppleScript commands. Only the owner can log in (using the Owner
- name&password). It currently assumes and relies on AppleScript English.
- Sorry, if you dont like this, let me know. Note - This release is a bit
- rough. I dont know how this will be used, so Im basically releasing it to
- let you tell me what you want. Script Daemon requires MacTCP 1.1, System
- 7, and AppleScript.
-
- Name = At Peace 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:At Peace 1.0.sit
- Size: 19K Date:10/26/93
- Description:
- At Peace 1.0 - At Peace is the Peace and Quiet Utility for use with Apple's
- At Ease. At peace provides the option of turning on and off the click and
- swish sounds of At Ease, which may be found to be annoying. In addition,
- At Peace can launch and quit At Ease, Finder, as well as other programs
- such as control panels and desk accessories. Shareware $7.
-
- Name = System 7 Pack! 3.5.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:System 7 Pack! 3.5.sit
- Size: 96K Date:10/22/93
- Description:
- System 7 Pack! 3.5 - Rated 4 Mice by MacUser Magazine! Highly recommmended
- by MacWorld! Now includes System 7 Pack! Extras Control Panel FREE!
- Increases speed of Finder copies by 300% Increases speed of Finder by
- removing ZoomRects. Change Finder's menu command keys! Add
- application-document links. (e.g. MacWrite ---> MS Word.) Eliminate the
- rename delay! Suppress annoying dialog boxes! Accelerated Empty Trash. Mac
- version of the Windows Task Manager, File Sharing Toggle, Change Speaker
- Volume, Hot Keys for Restart, ShutDown, and Sleep. And Much More! A must
- for System 7 users! Fully compatible with System 7.1.
-
- Name = Move to Apple 2.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Move to Apple 2.0.sit
- Size: 6K Date:10/22/93
- Description:
- Move to Apple 2.0 - Move to Apple is an AppleScript dropbox which will move
- what ever is placed on top of it to the Apple Menu Items folder so you can
- use them from the Apple menu. In order to do this you need a script called
- finderLib in your scripting additions folder. The install finderLib
- application will do this for you so you should run this script first. This
- is a beta version of Move to Apple a final one will be released with the
- new Finder (version 7.1.1) which is scriptable and will not require the
- finderLib script file. (Finderlib script file is included). Requires
- AppleScript, a commercial program from Apple.
-
- Name = IConArtist Bonus 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:IConArtist Bonus 1.0.sit
- Size: 23K Date:10/22/93
- Description:
- IConArtist Bonus 1.0 - The freeware icons enclosed are provided to loyal
- customers as a token of appreciation. Install them as usual by using
- IConArtist. Remember, however, that after replacing the Finder icon, or
- the System icon, you normally have to rebuild the desktop to display the
- changes. Simply restart while holding down the Option and Command keys,
- until a dialog box asks for permission to rebuild. Replacing the Trash
- icon, or the Foder icon, doesn't require anything but a simple restart to
- show. Use IConArtist for easy installation.
-
- Name = TheBar 2.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:TheBar 2.1.sit
- Size: 33K Date:10/22/93
- Description:
- TheBar 2.1 - This is a small program which displays the icons of all of the
- currently running programs in a small window. Double-clicking on an icon
- will switch you to that program's layer. It will only run on a Color
- Quickdraw capable Macintosh running System 7.0 or later. The bar may be
- arranged either horizontally or vertically, and may be drawn in any color.
- The program can use either full size (Finder icon size) or half size
- (Application menu size) icons. This is a nice program for people who are
- constantly switching between applications, and spend alot of time moving
- the mouse to the upper right corner to do so. This version has fixes and
- enhancements. Balloon help is now supported.
-
- Name = Snoop 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Snoop 1.2.sit
- Size: 20K Date:10/22/93
- Description:
- Snoop 1.2 - Snoop is freeware that started life as a debugging utility but
- has taken on a personality that reflects its name. It will continually
- watch the specified process and display the following pieces of
- information - the name of the process as it is appears in the systems
- process list, the creator and type of the process, the parent of the
- process, if launched by the Finder there is no parent, the processes
- starting memory address, the processes partition size including the
- overhead added by the system; the total, not contiguous, amount of free
- space left in the applications heap; the processes SIZE flags that we all
- know and love; and I couldn't let it go without the obligatory clock.
-
- Name = ScreenTest.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:ScreenTest.sit
- Size: 12K Date:10/22/93
- Description:
- ScreenTest - ScreenTest is a program for making it easy to identify flaws
- in the active matrix screen's of Apple's PowerBooks and Duos. It has the
- capability of helping you make a record of which pixels are stuck on or
- stuck off. Who would want such a program, well if you are looking for a
- used computer and want to evaluate the condition of the screen under
- consideration for purchase, ScreenTest will help you out. Or if you want
- to see if you have enough flaws to qualify for a warranty repair, then
- check out this program. Works on all Macintosh computers, but was made
- specifically for Apple's computers containing an active matrix display.
-
- Name = Finder Scripting Toolkt 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Finder Scripting Toolkt 1.0.sit
- Size: 34K Date:10/22/93
- Description:
- Finder Scripting Toolkt 1.0 - Finder Scripting Toolkit is an alternative to
- the FinderLib provided with AppleScript. It gives AppleScript access to the
- full Finder (7.0, 7.1) Apple Events suite, does not require an aete
- resource for recompilation, and has a very low memory overhead. It is
- expected that script writers will copy the handlers they need to their own
- scripts. The handlers are independant of each other, making this easy.
- Includes fwin coercion osax folder, containing fwin coercion, a scripting
- addition that is needed by some handlers; View by name; Finder Scripting
- Toolkit, a Script Editor document with full sources, containing the
- scripts. Requires System 7 and AppleScript.
-
- Name = Drag Relay 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Drag Relay 1.2.sit
- Size: 6K Date:10/22/93
- Description:
- Drag Relay 1.2 - If you Drag and Drop a file, folder or disk onto this
- application, the resulting Open Documents Apple Event will be relayed to
- the project currently executing under the THINK project manager. Version
- 1.2 is compatible with THINK C 5.0 through 6.0.1. Free.
-
- Name = DuoThermometer 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:DuoThermometer 1.1.sit
- Size: 13K Date:10/22/93
- Description:
- DuoThermometer 1.1 - This little program shows off one of the features of
- the latest Power Manager, as currently found only in the PowerBook Duo 210
- and 230. It maintains a little thermometer, showing the temperature of
- either inside the Duo, or inside the battery pack. (The Power Manager
- really uses this info for smart battery charging, but hey, I bet you
- always wanted a $3000 not very accurate thermometer - just the thing to
- impress your relatives or trigger your Macintalk/cell phone interface to
- automatically order up a drink while you work up a sweat hacking under a
- palm tree at the beach...). Works only with the Duos.
-
- Name = Invisotime-init 1.5.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:Invisotime-init 1.5.sit
- Size: 40K Date:10/10/93
- Description:
- Invisotime/init 1.5 - Included are two files, Invisiotime and Invisionit.
- Invisotime - Whenever invisotime is run it checks the time and determines
- if the files in its records are supposed to be visible. If the files'
- visibility is incorrect, invisotime switches it. Invisotime is not an init
- so if you want to use it ALONE (without invisonit) you should put a copy
- in your startup folder and/or use a utility like Quickeys for automation.
- invisonit - invisonit is an init that will update invisotime's files at
- bootup and on the hour. You do not have to use it, but it sure beats
- running invisotime every hour manually (assuming you do not have Quickeys
- or an equivalent program).
-
- Name = Color7 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:Color7 1.2.sit
- Size: 26K Date:10/03/93
- Description:
- Color7 1.2 - For years there have been Control Panels for coloring windows
- and buttons for System 6. Now there is a Control Panel that lets you do the
- same stuff with System 7 windows. Color7 lets you change the colors of
- windows, buttons, menus, and text highlighting under System 7. Great when
- it comes to changing the colors of those beveled edges and highlighted
- zoom box. There is a revert button, if what you create just doesn't look
- right. This updated version of Color7 fixes a bug in the button drawing,
- so that it doesn't constantly redraw while under 24-bit mode. It also
- keeps the colors from changing incorrectly after choosing a color.
-
- Name = IconArtist 1.1d3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:IconArtist 1.1d3.sit
- Size: 23K Date: 9/28/93
- Description:
- IconArtist 1.1d3 - A drag and drop utility to install system icons without
- the hassle of ResEdit and other resource editors. You can install icons
- from just about any file containing them; even most applications. Perfect
- for those who want to install custom Trash icons, a new look for the
- generic folder, or perhaps different looking desk accessory icons, etc.
- This version is a minor upgrade. Password protection has been removed and
- larger documents can be opened. Requires System 7.
-
- Name = ShifTrash 2.01.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:ShifTrash 2.01.sit
- Size: 6K Date: 9/27/93
- Description:
- ShifTrash 2.01 - This Extension lets you INSTANTLY dispose of trashed files
- by holding the Shift key down while you drag them to the Trash. Works for
- FOLDERS and multiple selected groups of files as well as individual files.
- This extension is VERY POWERFUL and eliminates a lot of mousing-around,
- especially for PowerBook users. The previous version of this INIT,
- Shift-Poof!, worked only on individual files. It Nevertheless was
- downloaded by hundreds of Mac users, and got included in a variety of
- popular shareware anthologies. This version is much more powerful and
- should be a much-desired upgrade by previous users of Shift-Poof!
-
- Name = BeforeDark 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:B:BeforeDark 1.1.sit
- Size: 35K Date: 9/21/93
- Description:
- BeforeDark 1.1 - Here is a system 7 clean application to collect and
- install desktop patterns (ppat resource's). Before Dark installs ppats
- (PixelPattern) for your desktop background. The interface is very elegant
- in both usage and esthetics. By using 64 x 64 pixel ppat's you can create
- very complex background textures without having to use a PICT the size of
- your screen, which saves memory. New - Enlarged pattern view size to 128 x
- 128; added an Import All function to the Import; added an alternative
- method of installing patterns, which lets the general control panel still
- edit colors; Added Menu Balloon Help and more. Requires System 7.
-
- Name = Dropbox.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Dropbox.sit
- Size: 3K Date: 9/20/93
- Description:
- Dropbox - This is a script template by Greg Kearney. This one makes a drop
- box that reports the name of what ever file you place on it. You could make
- it do more useful things like add that file or folder to a StuffIt archive.
- Dropbox requires System 7, and requires that Apple's commercial program,
- AppleScript has been installed.
-
- Name = Frontier SDK 2.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:Frontier SDK 2.1.sit
- Size:643K Date: 9/20/93
- Description:
- Frontier SDK 2.1 - This collection of sample programs, source code and
- documentation is called the Frontier Software Developers Kit or Frontier
- SDK. Frontier SDK was developed by UserLand Software to help C and Pascal
- developers work with the interapplication communication capabilities of
- the Macintosh operating system and to take advantage of scripting software
- such as UserLand Frontier and Apples AppleScript. Included are libraries
- and sample programs that show you how to - Add scriptable Apple Event
- wires to an existing application; (IAC Tools). Create a new application
- with IAC capabilities; (Applet Toolkit). Support the menu sharing
- protocol; (Menu Sharing Toolkit), and much more!
-
- Name = MagicOpen 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:MagicOpen 1.0.sit
- Size:235K Date: 9/15/93
- Description:
- MagicOpen 1.0 - MagicOpen is a utility program which speeds up launching
- applications and opening files. Under System 7, you can put aliases of
- applications and files on your desktop or inside the Apple menu. But
- sometimes, when you get more and more aliases, your desktop becomes messy,
- and the Apple menu fills up with more and more sub-folders to contain your
- frequently used aliases. Once you have installed MagicOpen, you no longer
- have to look through many sub-folders inside the Apple menu or your hard
- disk, you simply click the name of the application or file you want, then
- it opens for you. MagicOpen is an application (no init conflicts!). You
- can set up your favorite applications (up to16), and files (up to 18).
-
- Name = U.S. - Dvorak.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:U.S. - Dvorak.sit
- Size: 6K Date: 9/15/93
- Description:
- U.S. - Dvorak I and II - These System 7 keyboard layouts may be dropped
- into your System Folder. As an efficient alternative to the standard
- QWERTY layout, Dvorak may be just the thing you need if you are currently
- fighting repetive stress injury (RSI) problems. Strictly based on the
- standard U.S. layout (default for System 7), I proceeded to create two
- layouts for Dvorak. Both layouts differ slightly from the ANSI Dvorak. You
- can change keyboard layouts at any time with the Keyboard control panel or
- by pressing command-option-space. Use Key Caps to see where all of the
- keys are located. After years of QWERTY, it doesn't come easily. You can
- move the keys around on some keyboards if you want them to read...
-
- Name = FolderPICT 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FolderPICT 1.0.sit
- Size: 36K Date: 9/14/93
- Description:
- FolderPICT 1.0 - FolderPICT is one of those fun little applications that
- makes no claims about increasing your productivity, because it won't. What
- it will do is let you display a picture of any size in any folder by
- converting the picture to a collection or mosaic of custom icons. It's fun
- to make a huge icon which consists of very close together folders! You
- could even mix up the folders and let someone solve the puzzle. Fun.
-
- Name = AppleTalk On 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:AppleTalk On 1.0.sit
- Size: 10K Date: 9/09/93
- Description:
- AppleTalk On 1.0 - This is an application extension ('appe') which does
- almost nothing but idle until it is quit, which usually only happens when
- you Restart or Shutdown your Macintosh. At this time, AppletalkOn will
- examine the current state of Appletalk and turn it on. It will also save
- the state of AppleTalk and optionally restore that state when you boot up
- next time. The reason this extension is necessary is that, starting with
- System 7 TuneUp, AppleTalk does not load into memory if it is off at
- startup time. This requires you to turn AppleTalk on and then restart.
- This is annoying at best, and thus was born AppleTalkOn. AppleTalkOn
- currently occupies 20K or RAM while it runs.
-
- Name = SpeechAddition.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:SpeechAddition.sit
- Size: 6K Date: 8/31/93
- Description:
- SpeechAddition - The following is a scripting addition for AppleScript
- allowing basic use of the new speech manager. Requires AppleScript and the
- Speech Manager. When running this script, each installed voice will state
- his/her name and more. A good way to hear all of Apple's voices for Speech
- Manager 3.0. To use this script, place Speech in the Scripting Additions
- folder in the extensions folder. After restarting, open Try all Voices to
- hear each Mac voice. (You may need to increase the memory allocation using
- Get Info).
-
- Name = Plug Alert 1.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:Plug Alert 1.0.1.sit
- Size: 5K Date: 8/31/93
- Description:
- Plug Alert 1.0.1 - This is a simple INIT to help with the annoying problem
- of a PowerBook being unplugged by accident. When you unplug the PowerBook,
- Plug Alert will put up a message telling you that the charger has been
- taken out of the PowerBook. Also if the wall current is off, or the
- charger is unplugged from the wall, Plug Alert will notify you of this as
- well. This INIT is not likely to have any sort of conflict, it is VERY
- simple. This version fixed the message that told the user when the
- PowerBook was unplugged, so it read correctly. Also added the feature
- which notifies the user when the wall current is off, or when the charger
- has been unplugged from the wall.
-
- Name = DropInfo 2.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DropInfo 2.0.sit
- Size: 13K Date: 8/31/93
- Description:
- DropInfo 2.0 - Drop any file, folder, or disk onto this application's icon.
- It will proceed to display many file attributes, which you can then edit.
- The file attributes displayed are - type, creator, file locked, name
- locked, Inited, has bundle, Invisible, Shared, Use custom icon, Alias,
- Stationary, No Inits. Very helpful when you need to change attributes.
-
- Name = Scripting Guide.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Scripting Guide.sit
- Size: 10K Date: 8/25/93
- Description:
- Scripting Guide - In Word 4.0 format, a reviewers guide to Macintosh
- system-level scripting software. Defines the category. Whos the user?
- Lists all the essential features for the scripting language, OS and file
- system access verbs, text operations, networking, scripting and debugging,
- storage system, UI design tools, architecture, interapplication features,
- economics and support. Describes the features found in Frontier. From
- UserLand Software, April 20, 1993.
-
- Name = Felix 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:Felix 1.1.sit
- Size: 11K Date: 8/25/93
- Description:
- Felix 1.1 - Felix is a control panel that allows you, when double-clicking
- on a document, to choose which application you want to use to open it. All
- you have to do is to maintain the Control key down while double-clicking.
- You will then be presented with a Standard File dialog prompting you for
- an application. The application you choose will then be launched and asked
- to open the document. If you choose Cancel in this dialog, the default
- (i.e. usual) application will be used. Felix requires System 7. To install
- it, just drop it into your Control Panel folder and restart. Felix is very
- small (about 12 kilobytes on disk and less than 512 bytes of RAM) so its
- size shouldn't bother you too much.
-
- Name = RevertDICT.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:RevertDICT.sit
- Size: 11K Date: 8/19/93
- Description:
- RevertDICT - This program is a droplet. This is a file for System 7 users
- who are using Frontier or Frontier Runtime. As I do not have Frontier
- installed, I have no idea what this file does!
-
- Name = AppDisk 1.6.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:AppDisk 1.6.1.sit
- Size: 23K Date: 8/19/93
- Description:
- AppDisk 1.6.1 - AppDisk is a ramdisk. What is a ramdisk? Its a piece of
- software that lets you use some extra RAM memory as a really fast hard
- disk. The disk will appear on your desktop just like any other hard disk,
- and you can copy files to it just like normal. The only difference between
- a ramdisk and a normal disk is that when you turn the power off to your
- Mac, or restart, the contents of the ramdisk are lost. This is one reason
- AppDisk has several options to automatically save a copy of the ramdisk
- contents onto your hard disk. The difference between AppDisk and most
- other ramdisk programs is that the AppDisk gets the memory for its disk
- from its application memory. Requires System 7.
-
- Name = DepthMaster1.O.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DepthMaster1.O.sit
- Size: 25K Date: 8/13/93
- Description:
- DepthMaster1.O - DepthMaster is a great control panel for people who use
- programs which always seem to want a different color depth (please set
- monitor to 8 bit...). I get tired of always having to open the monitor
- control panel to change the setting. DepthMaster can do it for you. It
- lets you set the monitor depth and sound level for each application you
- want. Then DepthMaster will do it's work when you launch one of the
- applications. A hot menu can be set up to access DepthMaster. A must for
- game players! Requires System 7.
-
- Name = Ppat Viewer 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:Ppat Viewer 1.1.sit
- Size: 29K Date: 8/10/93
- Description:
- Ppat Viewer 1.1 - The ppat Viewer will open any file and list any ppat
- resources that exist in the resource portion of the file. Selecting a ppat
- from the list will display the ppat, up to 256x256 pixels in size. No more
- need to use ResEdit to view a ppat (which won't show the large ones
- anyway). Includes a special feature for programmers who need to hard code
- a ppat into their program. New to v1.1 - some cosmetic changes and the
- ability to delete a ppat from the opened file. Also, you can now drop any
- file on the ppat Viewer icon to open it.
-
- Name = Language at a Glance.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Language at a Glance.sit
- Size: 40K Date: 8/10/93
- Description:
- Language at a Glance - This HyperCard stack is designed to be used as an
- electronic quick reference card for the English dialect of AppleScript. It
- describes various elements such as commands, reference forms, operators,
- and control statements. Topics include - Typographic Conventions,
- Placeholder definitions, Assignments, Commands, Constants, Control
- Statements, Handlers, Operators, Predefined Variables, Reference Forms,
- Script Objects and Standard Events. This should be an informative stack
- for anyone wishing to use or AppleScript.
-
- Name = Omega SANE patcher 1.3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:Omega SANE patcher 1.3.sit
- Size: 55K Date: 8/04/93
- Description:
- Omega SANE patcher 1.3 - According to Apple - Omega SANE works only with a
- Ci-class ROM or better (and the more recent Macs have it in their ROMS
- already). So older Macs (like the Mac II) won't show any improvement after
- this patch is applied, and newer models don't need it. This patch makes
- your math processor faster. Apple released the Omega SANE routines to
- improve floating point math. These routines are faster and more accurate
- than the originals. This application will patch the Omega SANE routines
- into your System 7.0 or 7.1 System file. You should also be able to patch
- a copy of System 6.0.7/8 (while running under 7, though). New - The ROM
- patch overrides are even more reliable now. Read docs before using.
-
- Name = Sample Scripts.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:AppleScript:Sample Scripts.sit
- Size:186K Date: 8/02/93
- Description:
- Sample Scripts - These are sample scripts for AppleScript from Apple's
- Development team. AppleScript allows users to tailor applications and
- desktops to meet their needs more precisely. It streamlines and
- revolutionizes the work of in-house developers, systems integrators, and
- consultants. AppleScript gives people the power to shape their own
- computing environments. It delivers on the promise of System 7 Apple event
- technology by enabling everything from the automation of simple,
- often-repeated tasks to the integration of several complementary
- applications into a single, seamless working environment.
-
- Name = TimeTeller 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:TimeTeller 1.1.sit
- Size: 61K Date: 7/28/93
- Description:
- TimeTeller 1.1 - TimeTeller makes your Mac speak the time using a digitized
- voice. The spoken times are determined by a schedule that you can change
- using ResEdit, as described in the documentation. TimeTeller requires
- System 7, and works only on a Mac II or later machine. TimeTeller uses
- only 48K of application memory while running. Its disk footprint is less
- than 64K. Since TimeTeller is a background application, it does not trap
- any patches and can't cause compatibility problems. Version 1.1 is
- compatible with Apple's Sound Manager 3.0. If you aren't using Sound
- Manager 3.0, I suggest that you continue to use version 1.0 of TimeTeller,
- which requires only 32K of application memory.
-
- Name = Desktop Deleter.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Desktop Deleter.sit
- Size: 15K Date: 7/20/93
- Description:
- Desktop Deleter - Desktop Deleter is a souped-up version of reCoverUP.
- Desktop Deleter allows you to select and delete different types of desktop
- database files from your hard drive. It also allows you to delete
- old-style and foreign disk database files. Since System 7 does not use the
- old-style Desktop files, you can free a large amount of space from your
- disks by deleting it. Desktop deleter can also be used to recover files
- lost due to the System 7 tuneup bug. Desktop deleter may not fix file
- disappearance problems, but will make the problems fixable with a disk
- repair utility. This utility is one of the 7 Plus utilities by Robert
- Gibson. Requires System 7.
-
- Name = Scripting Tools.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:Scripting Tools.sit
- Size: 64K Date: 7/20/93
- Description:
- Scripting Tools - UserLand Software is the developer and publisher of the
- UserLand Frontier scripting system. Frontier 1.0 was released in January
- 1992, Frontier 2.0 in October 1992. Frontier scripts can control the
- Macintosh operating system, file system, networks and applications that
- support System 7 Apple Events. Included in this file are scripts and
- applications for Stuffit & Frontier and Stuffit & Applescript. Read the
- included documentation for hints on installation and usage.
-
- Name = Pesticide 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:Pesticide 1.0.sit
- Size: 14K Date: 7/20/93
- Description:
- Pesticide 1.0 - Pesticide is a drag-and-drop utility (Drop Rob-Box) which
- lets you delete some pesky items from the selected disks and/or
- directories. It can be set up to delete all or all unresolvable aliases,
- empty directories, and empty files. It can also automatically fix files
- that have accidentally had their alias bits set (and thus are really not
- aliases after all). As always, you select what Pesticide actually does.
- This program is part of the set 7.0 Plus Utilities by Robert Gibson.
-
- Name = Name Stripper 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:Name Stripper 1.0.sit
- Size: 18K Date: 7/20/93
- Description:
- Name Stripper 1.0 - Name Stripper is a drag-and-drop utility (Drop Rob-Box)
- which removes name extensions from files, folders, and entire directories.
- To use the program, Drag sets of files, folders, or disks into the
- application, Drop Box-style. Name Stripper will scan folders and disks
- provided, and will modify (if preferences allow, of course), the names of
- all files and directories, no matter what their depth. Drop Boxes requires
- Apple Events, and thus System 7.0 or higher. This program is part of the
- 7.0 Plus Utilities set by Robert Gibson.
-
- Name = Catapult 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:Catapult 1.0.sit
- Size: 11K Date: 7/20/93
- Description:
- Catapult 1.0 - Catapult, a drag-and-drop utility (Drop Rob-Box), is a
- method of launching applications with drag-and-drop support while helping
- to keep your desktop clean. Drop documents over the Catapult icon and
- select the application to launch from the get file dialog. The documents
- will then be opened by the application you have selected (if that
- application allows it). Allows you to try opening files of a type not
- normally openable by the target application. If you drop an alias onto
- Catapult, the alias will be resolved automatically. Requires System 7.
-
- Name = Ppat Tool 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:Ppat Tool 1.0.sit
- Size: 10K Date: 7/16/93
- Description:
- ppat Tool 1.0 - A tool to aid in the making of patterns for Chameleon,
- BeforeDark and Desktop Textures users. Features include - converts
- clipboard PICTs into ppats, screen capture utility to create ppats from
- any screen image, copy captured regions to clipboard for use with your
- favorite graphic programs, auto-sizing marquee tool constrains to legal
- ppat sizes, high quality image scaling to legal ppat size function,
- multiple monitor support, create ppats up to 256 x 256, merge function
- allows multiple patterns to be saved to one file, and No system extensions
- or control panels! Requires System 7.
-
- Name = Smooth Updates 0.9.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Smooth Updates 0.9.sit
- Size: 38K Date: 7/14/93
- Description:
- Smooth Updates 0.9 - This is a control panel / system extension that makes
- window updating happen all at once instead of as the application draws
- items. It fools you into thinking everything runs faster. To use it, just
- drop it into your System Folder (System 7 or later required). This was
- written quickly and submitted to the hack contest at MacHack '93, and as
- such it has not been very well tested. It does not affect drawing to the
- Desktop or to plain GrafPorts (black and white windows). The control panel
- setting is not saved between reboots. Think C source is included (you will
- need to use the control panel file itself for the non-code resources).
-
- Name = PwrPxlTstr.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:PwrPxlTstr.sit
- Size: 27K Date: 7/14/93
- Description:
- PwrPxlTstr Folder - PowerPixelTester is a utility which allows you to test
- the new Powerbook 180c for bad pixels. This will aid you in ascertaining
- whether you have a faulty display or it could be taken with you prior to
- your purchase of a 180c to ensure you do not purchase an inferior display.
- This utility will work on any color Mac (most useful on powerbooks), and
- is System 7 compatible.
-
- Name = Don's TSM Hacks.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Don's TSM Hacks.sit
- Size: 24K Date: 7/14/93
- Description:
- Don's TSM Hacks - Two utilities (and an optional helper INIT) that provides
- floating utility windows to use with your Macintosh. One provides a
- floating window of all open applications, hiding the windows of all but
- the frontmost. The other shows the first dozen icons from some folder,
- that you can use as an application laucher. Includes AppBar1.0b1, TSM
- Helper1.0b1 and pLayer 1.0b1. These files were written at the 1993
- MacHacks, and are for use only with System 7.1.
-
- Name = RAM Disk Helper 3.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:R:RAM Disk Helper 3.0.sit
- Size: 11K Date: 7/08/93
- Description:
- RAM Disk Helper 3.0 - Drag the RAM Disk Helper extension to your system
- folder and reboot. RAM DiskHelper creates a folder named RAM Disk Image in
- your system folder. Move files, folders, and/or aliases into this folder.
- Open your Memory control panel and create a RAM Disk. Reboot again. At
- startup, RAM Disk Helper will create a directory structure on the RAM Disk
- matching the one in the RAM Disk Image folder. It resolves any file
- aliases and copies the files onto the RAM Disk. As you work, RAM Disk
- Helper will periodically scan the RAM Disk for any modified or newly
- created files and will copy them back to the appropriate directories on
- your hard disk. Requires System 7 and at least an 020.
-
- Name = Obliterate 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:Obliterate 1.2.sit
- Size: 29K Date: 7/06/93
- Description:
- Obliterate 1.2 - Obliterate, a drag-and-drop utility (Drop Rob-Box),
- deletes all files and folders with an optional shredding facility to make
- files totally unrecoverable. All directories dragged into this drop box
- are scanned, so you can throw in sets of files, folders or even disks, or
- any combination of the three. You no longer have to go through the trouble
- of selecting Empty Trash all the time. Shareware. Requires System 7.x.
- This new version adds a few safeguards.
-
- Name = Custom Killer 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:Custom Killer 1.0.sit
- Size: 21K Date: 7/06/93
- Description:
- Custom Killer 1.0 - Custom Killer, a drag-and-drop utility (Drop Rob-Box),
- removes custom icons from files, folders, and even disks. It's a lot
- faster, especially when working with multiple items, than using Get Info
- in the Finder. Especially useful in conjunction with DeIcon, allowing you
- to reveal DeIcon'ed items. Another 7.0 PLUS Utility by Robert Gibson.
-
- Name = PBSleep2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:PBSleep2.sit
- Size: 11K Date: 7/01/93
- Description:
- PBSleep2 - This is an init that makes your PowerBook yawn when it goes to
- sleep or wakes up. It is a revision of an ealier version that required
- ResEdit. This one just requires you to drag it into the system folder and
- restart, then anytime your powerbook sleeps or wakes up, it yawns. Cute
- and small program for System 7 powerbook users only.
-
- Name = Once Daily 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:Once Daily 1.0.sit
- Size: 16K Date: 6/29/93
- Description:
- Once Daily 1.0 - Once Daily is handy if you restart many times during the
- day, and want to launch your StartUp Items only once each morning. Once
- Daily is a CDEV that opens docs, aliases, etc., that end with the word
- 'daily' (i.e. ToDo.daily) that reside in the StartUp items folder on the
- first startup of the day only. User can specify what time the day begins.
- This is a great program for those who crash throughout the day!
-
- Name = TypeChanger 1.3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:TypeChanger 1.3.sit
- Size: 52K Date: 6/25/93
- Description:
- TypeChanger 1.3 - This is a great System 7 utility. Drop files onto this
- application, then TypeChanger will prompt you for a new Type and Creator.
- If you drop one file, then TypeChanger will display that file's type and
- creator, If you drop many of the same types of files, you can change them
- all at once. If you add a new type, give it a name and TypeChanger will
- remember that new type.
-
- Name = DirectoryMan 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DirectoryMan 1.2.sit
- Size: 86K Date: 6/25/93
- Description:
- DirectoryMan 1.2 - This is a System 7 dependent directory utility. Drop
- volumes, files, or folders onto this application and DirectoryMan will
- create a list of all the files enclosed. Holding down the Option key while
- dragging an object onto DirectoryMan will create a list seperated by Tabs.
- That way you can import the file list into a spreadsheet for further
- manipulation.
-
- Name = Timer 4.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:Timer 4.2.sit
- Size: 76K Date: 6/24/93
- Description:
- Timer 4.2 - Timer 4.2 is a more-than-functional stopwatch, featuring
- count-up, count-down, fully configurable color, graphical Time Bar,
- multiple timers open at the same time, and more. Full docs included. Also
- included is GraphMan, a program which makes your Mac look like its working
- hard, and Bragging Rights, a program which tells you all about the mac you
- are running.
-
- Name = QuickNotes 1.0b6.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:QuickNotes 1.0b6.sit
- Size: 18K Date: 6/22/93
- Description:
- QuickNotes 1.0b6 - QuickNotes is a System 7 only Extension that allows you
- to quickly and easily jot down notes on your Macintosh saving them for
- later use with TeachText or any text editor. When in the Finder, choose
- the window that you would like the QuickNote to be created in. QuickNotes
- can be created in any Finder window (except the Trash) and on the Desktop.
- Type the hot-key and the QuickNotes dialog box will appear. Type in the
- name of the file and the text (up to 255 characters for now) that you
- would like saved in the file. When you click OK, the file will be created
- and the dialog box will disappear. If the file already existed you will be
- given the option to rename it. You have just created a QuickNote!
-
- Name = Fonts Folder Tuner 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:Fonts Folder Tuner 1.0.sit
- Size: 8K Date: 6/22/93
- Description:
- Fonts Folder Tuner 1.0 - A few months ago after installing System 7.1, I
- noticed that my Mac seemed to have a lot less memory available to
- applications than it used to. Being a programmer nerd and all I decided to
- look into it and discovered this - there's a bug with System 7.1's Fonts
- folder. The result of the bug is that every font on your Mac is loaded and
- locked down forever and ever, taking up lots of memory that is supposed to
- be reused by applications. Fonts Folder Tuner changes the buggy byte to
- what it should be. It doesn't install extensions or mess with any other
- files besides the System file. You only need to run Fonts Folder Tuner
- once. Requires System 7.1
-
- Name = ChargeTimer Pack.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:ChargeTimer Pack.sit
- Size: 63K Date: 6/15/93
- Description:
- ChargeTimer Pack - ChargeTimer is an application for use with Powerbooks
- (system 7 is required) The application shows battery useage, CPU speed,
- battery voltage, and battery time remaining. Another feature of Charge
- Time is the ability to save the battery voltage and time as a TEXT file.
- This file can be used in spreadsheets to graph voltage and time, to test
- battery performance. The sampling is once per minute and each line is
- just, the Time, a TAB, Voltage, and a return. ChargeTimer 1.2, ChargeTimer
- Deluxe 1.1, and ChargeTimer Lite 1.0 are included in this pack.
-
- Name = Wait!1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:Wait!1.0.sit
- Size: 18K Date: 6/10/93
- Description:
- Wait!1.0 - Wait! provides you with a means of changing the Finders rename
- delay through a Control Panel, and without having to restart your machine.
- The rename delay is the amount of time the Finder waits after you have
- clicked on a files name before allowing you to edit it. This control panel
- requires System 7.
-
- Name = ProcessWatcher 2.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:ProcessWatcher 2.0.sit
- Size: 48K Date: 6/10/93
- Description:
- ProcessWatcher 2.0 - ProcessWatcher is intended to display the running
- processes on the Mac - local or remote machine, and optionally more
- information. System 7.0 or later is needed. ProcessWatcher displays
- information about programs which are open. The information includes -
- serial number, type, signature, mode, location, size, free memory,
- launcher PSN, launch date, as well as a check list of - uses textedit
- services, stationery aware, local and remote high level events, 32 bit
- compatible, only background, can background, does activate on foreground
- switch, multilaunch and more! What else do you need to know?
-
- Name = Pink Slip.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:Pink Slip.sit
- Size: 18K Date: 6/10/93
- Description:
- Pink Slip - Pink Slip is a control panel which allows you to add a Quit
- menu item to the Finder for use in those memory-intense situations. You
- can also remove PinkSlip easily if you get tired of it. Pink Slip also
- provides a means of quitting the Finder without modifying anything, which
- can be done by opening the control panel, whether installed or not, and
- picking the Quit Now button. When you quit the applications you were
- running, the finder comes back, but not until then!
-
- Name = Clam 1.0b1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:Clam 1.0b1.sit
- Size: 18K Date: 6/10/93
- Description:
- Clam 1.0b1 - Clam is a system extension (INIT) for System 7 which
- eliminates the icons in the Apple menu. The menu retains its System 7
- functionality, it just doesnt have the icons. Using the Apple menu without
- icons speeds up the process, especially if you have alot of items under
- the Apple menu.
-
- Name = TransferNotice.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:TransferNotice.sit
- Size: 12K Date: 6/03/93
- Description:
- TransferNotice 1.01 - Transfer Notice is a small application that was made
- for the benefit of those who have their Macintosh installed on a network.
- The aim of this utility is to provide an Alert to the local user as soon
- as any new item is dropped into a folder being shared over the network.
- This version requires System 7.
-
- Name = FileWave Overview.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:FileWave Overview.sit
- Size: 52K Date: 6/02/93
- Description:
- FileWave Overview - FileWave is a permanent file synchronization and
- tracking server for networked and mobile Macs. FileWare fully automates
- software distribution and provides true concurrent-use license
- information. It brings the consistency, control and guarantee required for
- managing distributed office environments and the roll-out of client/server
- applications. It can use the real-life organizational structure of your
- enterprise as a blueprint for its task of managing files on a network.
- This document provides an overview of FileWave, its goals, concept and
- implementation.
-
- Name = DuoMouseOctane.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:DuoMouseOctane.sit
- Size: 7K Date: 6/01/93
- Description:
- DuoMouseOctane - I bought a Duo, and then I got my Duo Dock. I wasn't crazy
- about the Duo's track ball, but I was really disappointed with the Dock's
- mouse, at least the speed and acceleration. Even Mouse2 did not function
- properly, it could only slow the mouse. With DuoMouseOctane, and INIT,
- your Duo Dock's mouse will act like a normal mouse in terms of maximum
- speed and acceleration.
-
- Name = Yo-Yo.8.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:Yo-Yo.8.sit
- Size: 12K Date: 5/28/93
- Description:
- Yo-Yo.8 - Have you ever had the urge to turn on your Macintosh and begin
- working where you last left off, with the same applications and documents
- open and running? This is the first step to such a utility. This version
- currently only handles applications. When you Restart or Shutdown from the
- Finder, the same applications will be running when you start up again.
- Future versions are planned to handle open documents, so when you start up
- you truely are where you left off in your open documents. This INIT
- requires System 7. It uses aliases in a new and unique manner.
-
- Name = DoubleScroll 2.05.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DoubleScroll 2.05.sit
- Size: 39K Date: 5/11/93
- Description:
- DoubleScroll 2.05 - This version fixes problem with Drag With Thumb option
- not working. DoubleScroll 2.0 is the latest version of the popular
- scrolling utility which gives your scroll bars bi-directional arrows. This
- allows you to scroll in both directions with minimal mouse movement. A
- MUST for large screens. 2.0 fixes a 24-bit color problem and Finder
- cycling. It also adds a few new features, such as a scrolling throttle, 3D
- pushbutton effects for the scroll bar arrows, changes take effect
- immediately (no reboot), and more. Plus the control panel boasts a whole
- new look. This version is for System 7 only.
-
- Name = QK-AppleScript.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:QK-AppleScript.sit
- Size: 19K Date: 5/09/93
- Description:
- QK/AppleScript - Apple recently shipped AppleScript, a scripting language
- for controlling Apple Event aware applications. The AppleScript Extension
- gives QuicKeys the ability to send AppleScripts. An AppleScript shortcut
- can work alone or as a step in a sequence. QuicKeys support for
- AppleScript extends the functionality and usability of BOTH products.
-
- Name = Paste It! 2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:Paste It! 2.sit
- Size: 13K Date: 4/28/93
- Description:
- Paste It! 2 - A small application that replaces those little yellow sticky
- note pads. It also replaces the need for the Apple note pad.
-
- Name = DOSWasher 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DOSWasher 1.0.sit
- Size: 13K Date: 4/28/93
- Description:
- DOSWasher 1.0 - Why another text converter? Even though there are many such
- utilities out there, I wanted one with the drag and drop feature. Since I
- couldn't find one, I wrote it myself. However, to lively things up a little
- I tried to alter the look of the interface somewhat. Will this be the
- System 8 look, perhaps. The DOSWasher application will toggle text
- documents, dragged onto it, from MS-DOS to Macintosh formats and vice
- versa. It's even possible to mix Mac and DOS formats in the same batch,
- since each file is checked individually before conversion. You can also
- locate single files in a standard dialog box.
-
- Name = AliasMenu1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:AliasMenu1.1.sit
- Size: 17K Date: 4/23/93
- Description:
- AliasMenu1.1 - AliasMenu adds menus to the Finder. These menus work exactly
- like the Apple Menu: they may contain any kind of items (applications,
- documents, desk accessories, folders, aliases, control panels...).
- Selecting an item in a menu will open it, as if you had double-clicked it.
- The menu titles can be replaced by icons, which you'll find useful if you
- have a small screen. AliasMenu needs System version 7.0 or higher. It
- doesn't modify the System or the Finder in any way.
-
- Name = RescueNotify 1.00.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:R:RescueNotify 1.00.sit
- Size: 10K Date: 4/23/93
- Description:
- RescueNotify 1.00 - RescueNotify is a System 7-only application which
- reminds you if a Rescued Items folder exists in your Trash. This folder is
- sometimes created by the System after a crash and contains temporary files
- in use by applications at the time your Mac crashed. In some cases you
- might be able to salvage data from a file in the Rescued Items folder.
- Place RescueNotify in your Startup Items folder to automatically check for
- Rescued Items each time you start your Mac. Freeware.
-
- Name = LaserLaterinit 1.0b1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:LaserLaterinit 1.0b1.sit
- Size: 19K Date: 4/15/93
- Description:
- LaserLaterinit 1.0b1 - LaterLaser only works with LaserWriter printers,
- when background printing is turned on. The Change printer function does
- not work at this time. LaterLaser is a system extension which works with
- PrintMonitor to enhance your system. With this extension installed, when
- you print to a LaserWriter printer which is not available (because the
- printer is turned off, or your computer is not connected to the correct
- Appletalk network), the document will be delayed indefinitely in the
- PrintMonitor Documents folder in the System Folder. Later, when this
- computer detects that the printer for a document is available, it will
- cause the document to print immediately in the background.
-
- Name = DropSwitch 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DropSwitch 1.0.sit
- Size: 13K Date: 4/15/93
- Description:
- DropSwitch 1.0 - DropSwitch changes the Creator of TEXT files via Drag and
- Drop. For instance, the text files you create with America Online can be
- converted to TeachText format by just entering ttxt once into the dialog,
- and then dragging their icons onto DropSwitch. Once you set the creator,
- all files dragged and dropped will be changed to that creater. DropSwitch
- is capable of converting over 200 files at one time, keep in mind that it
- will take a few seconds to complete an operation of this size. Your Mac
- will look like it has locked up, but don't fear DropSwitch is just doing
- it's work. Requires System 7.
-
- Name = BasicColorMonitor.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:B:BasicColorMonitor.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 4/08/93
- Description:
- BasicColorMonitor - The purpose of the Basic Color Monitor system extension
- is to eliminate the problem that Macintosh Quadra 700, 800, 900, and 950
- and Macintosh Centris 610 and 650 users may have with overly green screen
- color on the Apple Basic Color Monitor and some non-Apple VGA (Video
- Graphics Array) monitors. If you have one of these computers and are
- having problems with overly green screen color, you may want to try
- installing this extension. It will correct the problem if you have an
- Apple Basic Color Monitor, and it may correct the problem if you have a
- non-Apple VGA monitor.
-
- Name = TEXT<->ttro 1.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:TEXT<->ttro 1.0.1.sit
- Size: 8K Date: 3/29/93
- Description:
- TEXT<->ttro 1.0.1 - TEXT<->ttro is the world's simplest drag and drop
- utility, written to simplify the process converting TeachText read-only
- documents into normal TeachText files and vice versa. Normal TeachText
- files have file type 'TEXT'. TeachText read-only documents have file type
- 'ttro'. Just drop either kind of TeachText document onto TEXT<->ttro, and
- TEXT<->ttro will convert it to the other kind.
-
- Name = System 7 CompanionPack2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:System 7 CompanionPack2.sit
- Size: 48K Date: 3/29/93
- Description:
- System 7 CompanionPack2.0 - Great Utilities for System 7! QuickFinder -
- Mini-Finder and application launcher that lets you rename, copy, move, and
- get information about files. FKEY Master - Innovative program that lets
- you manage your FKEYs. You'll be able to easily install and remove FKEY's
- in your System file. SuperFind - A universal find and replace command for
- your Finder. You specify search criteria (name, type, and/or creator) and
- SuperFind will change all such files to the type, creator, and/or name
- that you requestAlias ---> Apple Menu - Simply drag and drop a file on top
- of the Alias ---> Apple Menu icon and an alias to the file will be put
- into the Apple Menu Items folder. And more goodies!
-
- Name = PICT Informer.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:PICT Informer.sit
- Size: 23K Date: 3/29/93
- Description:
- PICT Informer - Have you ever wondered if a picture is version1 or version
- 2? If you have all the fonts that the picture was originally created with?
- Or what kinds of QuickDraw objects the picture contains. With System 7
- Apple has provided a new and easy way to get information out of a picture
- called the Picture Utilities Package. PICT Informer is simply an
- implementation of GetPictInfo, the main call in that package. PICT
- Informer will open PICT files or PICT resources and show the picture in a
- window. To see the PictInfo information, choose Show Info from the File
- menu or double-click in the picture's window. Freeware. Version 1.0
-
- Name = Openspaces12.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:Openspaces12.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 3/29/93
- Description:
- Openspaces12 - Open Spaces is a system 7 extension which makes navigating
- through folders in the Finder easier. When you are not renaming something,
- hitting the space bar opens the currently selected file or folder. This
- enables you to move around with just the arrow keys and the space bar, or
- to open files more easily. When you are renaming something, the space bar
- acts normally. Version 1.2 corrects the behavior of Open Spaces with
- dialog boxes opened by Control Panels.
-
- Name = KillEM FKEY
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:KillEM FKEY
- Size: 2K Date: 3/27/93
- Description:
- KillEM FKEY - Says the author I wrote this fkey to turn off the Express
- modem background software for Apples' Express modem on the Powerbook and
- Powerbook Duo line.
-
- Name = Shhh!.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:Shhh!.sit
- Size: 2K Date: 3/22/93
- Description:
- Shhh! - This is a little INIT that serves only a single, simple, devious
- purpose, it disables the software that makes the PowerBook go click
- whenever sound is used. After the first click, it will never click again.
-
- Name = Folder Fonterizer 1.3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:Folder Fonterizer 1.3.sit
- Size: 36K Date: 3/22/93
- Description:
- Folder Fonterizer 1.3 - Requires System 7! Drag a folder full of files (or
- just a single file or group of selected files on the desktop) onto Folder
- Fonterizer's icon and it will bring up a dialog that will let you select a
- number of operations to be performed on the files (nested folders are also
- processed). Change font, fontsize, and tabs settings, Change creator,
- type, Size/Position your windows, Mark as Modified Read-only, or
- Read-only, None of these operations will affect the modification date of
- the files Complete Balloon Help is available for the single dialog which
- comes up after you drag the folder/files onto Folder Fonterizer's icon,
- and should be all you need to use this simple utility.
-
- Name = Kill 'em all!.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:Kill 'em all!.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 3/17/93
- Description:
- Kill'em all! - Kill'em all is an external written for use with OtherMenu
- which is a really cool utility written by James Walker. This is a great
- program for people with lots of memorywho tend to close files after
- looking at them rather than quiting the applications. After a few hours,
- there may be a ridiculous amount of open application. Want an easy way to
- quit them without going into each one? Just use Kill'em all, and quit them
- all at once!
-
- Name = SuperSTR#1.0b.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:SuperSTR#1.0b.sit
- Size: 25K Date: 3/16/93
- Description:
- SuperSTR#1.0b - It let's you open any copy of Finder 7.1 and hack any of
- the STR# resources inside. These resources might contain menu text from
- the Finder or from other various dialogs etc..
-
- Name = Andy's buttons.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:Andy's buttons.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 3/03/93
- Description:
- Andys buttons - Install these buttons into a copy of your Greg's Buttons.
- They are drawn a little bit more representative of what actual buttons look
- like (warning: if you like the 'fake' look of the buttons moving down &
- right, do not install these). I have been doing graphic arts on the Mac
- since '88; lot of experience. check these out. Experiment with different
- highlight colors with the color control panel.
-
- Name = PowerBook Screen Tester.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:PowerBook Screen Tester.sit
- Size: 5K Date: 2/28/93
- Description:
- PowerBook Screen Tester - PBST is a small program which flips the screen
- from black to white with each click of the mouse. If the screen is white,
- any burnt-out pixels in an active-matrix LCD display will show up as black
- holes in the white screen. If the screen is black, any voided pixels will
- show up as white holes in the black screen. Take this program with you
- when you buy your Book to ensure that you get the best Book in stock. PBST
- is Email-ware. If you use it, drop one of us a line!
-
- Name = FinderToFront.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FinderToFront.sit
- Size: 20K Date: 2/28/93
- Description:
- FinderToFront - FinderToFront is a simple application that makes the Finder
- be the front most application after startup. It is meant to be placed in
- the System 7 Startup folder and should be named so as to be the last
- application run. When this is done, FinderToFront makes the Finder the
- Front most application, then exits. This gets around the problem that the
- last application run at startup time is left in front and most of us want
- the Finder to be in front. If you run FinderToFront three minutes after
- startup time, it puts up a simple about dialog. Click on this dialog when
- you have seen enough.
-
- Name = ColorAlias 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:ColorAlias 1.0.sit
- Size: 12K Date: 2/28/93
- Description:
- ColorAlias 1.0 - Tired of going to the control panel to switch your color
- depth every time you want to play your favorite game or use a color paint
- program? ColorAlias will create small application files that work like
- System 7 aliases, with the extra effect that you can set them up to switch
- color modes, set the sound volume, and turn off the 68040 cache on the
- Quadra. Then just double click the new ColorAlias file, and it will switch
- modes and run the original program automatically (and can even switch back
- to the old mode when your application quits!).
-
- Name = VM-Eject 2.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:VM-Eject 2.0.sit
- Size: 5K Date: 2/20/93
- Description:
- VMEject 2.0 - This is VMEject 2.0, a freeware application that will modify
- System 7's Memory cdev (Control Panel) to allow you to put your Virtual
- Memory swap file on a removable media like a SyQuest drive. If you do so,
- be sure that you DO NOT EJECT THE CARTRIDGE! Serious Bad Things will
- happen.
-
- Name = SearchFiles1.3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:SearchFiles1.3.sit
- Size: 21K Date: 2/16/93
- Description:
- SearchFiles1.3 - Search Files 1.3 is a shareware utility that can find all
- the files whose contents contain a certain text string. You can search an
- entire disk, or just a particular folder. Search Files displays the
- context of each occurence, and will open found files will the relevant
- applications. Changes since version 1.0 include an increase in speed, a
- few bug fixes, notification when searches finish, the option to see only
- the first occurence in each file, and drag-and-drop for the disk or folder
- in which you wish to search.
-
- Name = RAMDiskSaver.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:R:RAMDiskSaver.sit
- Size:110K Date: 2/07/93
- Description:
- RAMDiskSaver - RAM DiskSaver is a utility that performs automatic periodic
- background back-ups of Macintosh RAM disks. RAM DiskSaver consists of two
- parts - RAMDiskSaver Extension and RAM DiskSaver Controls. The former is a
- System 7 background application; the latter, a control panel. RAM
- DiskSaver requires several features absent from Macintosh systems prior to
- System 7. If any of its system requirements are missing, RAM DiskSaver
- will gracefully decline to run.
-
- Name = Process Row.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:Process Row.sit
- Size: 19K Date: 2/03/93
- Description:
- Process Row - Process Row was developed to help those Macintosh users who
- run multiple applications under System 7 with a visual display of the
- active processes. Similar to the display of the icons under the
- Application Menu provided by System 7, it watches the activation and
- deactivation of all processes (including background-only processes).
- Shareware $5.
-
- Name = Labels II 1.0d5.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:Labels II 1.0d5.sit
- Size: 9K Date: 2/03/93
- Description:
- Labels II 1.0d5 - Labels II(tm) extends the use of the 'Labels' Control
- Panel by offering a set of labels unique to every folder on your hard
- disk. Instead of deciding what 7 label names best describe the contents of
- your hard disks, Labels II allows a set of labels to be defined for every
- folder on a hard disk using the standard Labels Control Panel. So now you
- define labels for use when viewing your accounting folder and have a
- different set of labels for viewing your applications folder and a
- different set for your development folder. Another good reason for using
- Labels II is that folder labels transfer to other disks when that folder
- is copied.
-
- Name = FontFaker 71.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FontFaker 71.sit
- Size: 15K Date: 2/03/93
- Description:
- FontFaker71 - FontFaker71 is a drag&drop application that converts resource
- files like Fkeys and System 7 sound files so you can use them just by
- putting them in the System 7.1 Fonts folder. Makes any resource in a file
- always available. Will also restore file to original form whenever you
- wish.
-
- Name = A Sort of a Kind.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:A Sort of a Kind.sit
- Size: 12K Date: 1/31/93
- Description:
- A Sort of a Kind - A Sort of a Kind will sort arbitrarily large text files.
- File size is limited only to allocated RAM, with the reliable factor being
- file-size + 128K. If you get a message that your file is too large,
- increase aSoaK's memory allocation. 1. Get Info on the file. Note its size
- in kilobytes. 2. Add 128K to the size of the file. 3. Get Info on aSoaK
- and change the figure in the Current Size box in the lower right-hand
- corner to the value you came up with in step 2.
-
- Name = Scout's Honour1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:Scout's Honour1.1.sit
- Size: 9K Date: 1/25/93
- Description:
- Scout's Honour1.1 - Scout's Honour is a FREEWARE extension designed to get
- you through airport security faster. I expect that the majority of Macs
- that go as carry-on baggage will be PowerBooks but this extension should
- run on any Mac model. Obviously it will run under system 7.x.x but this
- extension should also run under any system software that supports both
- Extensions (INITs) and the ShutDown manager.
-
- Name = MtoKFH.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:MtoKFH.sit
- Size: 52K Date: 1/21/93
- Description:
- MtoKFH - System 7.1 Finder Hack utility changes the display in the Finder
- from the default of megabytes to kilobytes. Please read the README doc.
- freeware. Does NOT require a resource editor and is simple and straight
- forward. Please leave email here or AOL(Brilor) if you encounter bugs.
-
- Name = Instant File Info 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:Instant File Info 1.0.sit
- Size: 10K Date: 1/14/93
- Description:
- Instant File Info 1.0 - Drag a file onto IFI, and IFI will instantly tell
- you the Name, the Creator Type, and the File Type of the file. No other
- instructions are included with this file. I wrote IFI because I was tired
- of guessing what files belonged to which application. It's useful in cases
- where you have a file, but the icon isn't showing up, and you can't figure
- out what kind of a file it is from the name.
-
- Name = Startup Quotes1.0b1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Startup Quotes1.0b1.sit
- Size: 17K Date: 1/03/93
- Description:
- Startup Quotes1.0b1 - A simple application that will randomly display one
- of 250 quotes when run. Can be automatically executed upon startup with
- System 7. Freeware.
-
- Name = AliasBOSS2.03.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:AliasBOSS2.03.sit
- Size: 61K Date: 1/02/93
- Description:
- AliasBOSS2.03 - The AliasBOSS is an alias management utility. You may scan
- your hard disk for aliases and manipulate them in some way (ie verify and
- repair, move, or get information on their owners). You may also scan your
- hard disk for files other than aliases (of a type and creator you specify)
- so that you can create aliases en masse, if needed. This version brings
- AliasBOSS up to date with System 7.1.
-
- Name = Insomnia.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:Insomnia.sit
- Size: 4K Date:12/30/92
- Description:
- Insomnia - This extension is like Caffeine for Powerbooks. No docs. are inc
- luded.
-
- Name = TearOFFs1.0b6.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:TearOFFs1.0b6.sit
- Size: 44K Date:12/28/92
- Description:
- TearOFFs1.0b6 - TearOFFs allows menus to be torn off in any application. It
- can tear hierarchials as well. Great for large monitors. Save yourself from
- those long trips to the menubar. Tear off those font, size, and style
- hierarchial menus, and make creativity less of a pain. Tear off NowMenu's
- menus. It also tears off titles (TOTs), miniature tear off menus. TearOFFs
- works with all system configurations above 6.0.
-
- Name = Moniker 2.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:Moniker 2.0.1.sit
- Size: 24K Date:12/28/92
- Description:
- Moniker 2.0.1 - Moniker 2.0.1 is a slightly altered Moniker 2.0, so that
- just dragging and dropping will create an alias of the item, in the same
- folder as the Moniker application. However if you wish to place and rename
- the alias, you can do so by holding down the option key when dragging
- something onto Moniker.
-
- Name = StuffIt&Frontier.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:StuffIt&Frontier.sit
- Size: 42K Date:12/24/92
- Description:
- StuffIt&Frontier - This file shows you how to control Stuffit with Frontier
- scripts. This will allow you to automate your compression and decompressio
- n.
-
- Name = File Readers.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:File Readers.sit
- Size: 52K Date:12/24/92
- Description:
- File Readers - This is an Application, with 'Drag and Drop' features, that
- reads, using Macintalk, the text of any file dropped onto it and displays
- the text in LARGE type across the screen.It may be useful. Have your E
- mail files read to you while you drink coffee. Teach your parrot, or other
- pets, to speak like a computer. For System 7.0+ File_Reader II reads the
- text of the target file and shows it in LARGE typeacross the window. This
- application was written using the standard Units that came with Turbo
- Pascal. If it crashes, please let me know.
-
- Name = PowerAlias1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:PowerAlias1.0.sit
- Size: 15K Date:12/24/92
- Description:
- PowerAlias1.0 - PowerAlias is designed to minimize desktop clutter by
- providing for the consolidation of up to five application aliases into one
- utility. PowerAlias uses real, System 7 aliases and AppleEvents to mimic
- those Finder aliases we have all grown to love. You can launch PowerAlias
- either by double clicking on its icon or by dragging and dropping a
- document onto the PowerAlias icon. You specify which of the five
- applications PowerAlias launches by simultaneously holding down a key on
- the keyboard.
-
- Name = RAMPv101.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:R:RAMPv101.sit
- Size: 16K Date:12/20/92
- Description:
- RAMPv101 - RAM preserves works hard in the background on _any_ Mac with the
- Apple RAM Disk Driver (PowerBooks, Quadras, Duos) to protect your valuable
- data. Remember, RAM disks are 'volatile' and subject to havoc from crashes,
- runaway programs etc. RAM Preserves gives you a little extra security from
- these maladies!
-
- Name = Finderappmenu1.1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:Finderappmenu1.1.1.sit
- Size: 11K Date:12/20/92
- Description:
- Finderappmenu1.1.1 - FinderAppMenu is a nifty System 7 only extension that
- creates a menu in Finder listing all of your applications. You run an
- application simply by selecting it from the menu! This version (1.1.1) is
- very stable, and handy too!
-
- Name = Color Floppy Maker.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:Color Floppy Maker.sit
- Size: 5K Date:12/20/92
- Description:
- Color Floppy Maker - Drag a floppy disk onto this auto-typer, eject the
- disk, re-insert it... voila!... Color! Requires System 7 or higher.
- Auto-Typer created with MakeAutoTyper 3.2.
-
- Name = Tweety.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:Tweety.sit
- Size: 15K Date:12/19/92
- Description:
- Tweety - Tweety is a System 7 extension for the Mac. Once loaded, it will
- randomly play sounds in the background while you use your computer. The
- standard sounds it comes with are soothing (IMHO :-) bird sounds, though
- you can change the sounds to be anything you desire (see Tweety
- documentation for instructions).
-
- Name = FinderBar1.01.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FinderBar1.01.sit
- Size: 30K Date:12/19/92
- Description:
- FinderBar1.01 - FinderBar is an Extension that installs a tool bar in the
- Finder. With FinderBar, several of the Finder's routinely used menu
- commands are made easier to access. Most of the buttons duplicate the
- functionality of certain File menu commands, but there are also buttons to
- open the most frequently used control panels which come with System 7 (at
- least control panels that I personally find myself using with more
- fequency than others) as well as the major folders within the System
- Folder and the System Folder itself.
-
- Name = RDiskNamer.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:R:RDiskNamer.sit
- Size: 9K Date:12/19/92
- Description:
- RDiskNamer - RAM Disk Namer is a control panel and system extension that
- allows the RAM disk name to be changed conveniently and automatically to
- the desired name on every reboot, including power-on. In order to function
- correctly, this control panel should be placed in the Control Panels
- folder and its name should follow alphabetically the name of the Memory
- control panel.
-
- Name = The Regulator 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:The Regulator 1.2.sit
- Size: 16K Date:12/18/92
- Description:
- THE REGULATOR 1.2- Put this faceless background application in your
- extensions folder and reboot. When you are plugged into a battery charger,
- It modifies power settings so you are in non-rest mode; System sleep is 15
- minutes; Hard disk sleep is 15 minutes. If you are not plugged into a
- battery charger, It modifies power settings soyou are in rest mode; System
- sleep is whatever you set it to be via the Portable control panel; HD
- sleep is whatever you set it to be via the Portable control panel. Version
- 1.2 Cleans up source, adds a check for existing portables.
-
- Name = Drag'in 1.5.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Drag'in 1.5.sit
- Size: 20K Date:12/09/92
- Description:
- Dragin 1.5 - Drag'in is a cool control panel that makes drag'in windows a
- lot more useful. When you drag a window, instead of the outline of the
- window, you'll drag the window. Drag'in also has a really cool option
- called Multitask while drag'in. If this option is turned on, via the
- options dialog in the control panel, you'll be able to move around windows
- and still continue processing while you are doing it. To see an example of
- this, duplicate a big folder, and move around the progress dialog. You'll
- notice that the duplication is still happening, even though you are moving
- the window. Way cool!
-
- Name = MinSystemInstaller 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:MinSystemInstaller 1.0.sit
- Size: 40K Date:12/08/92
- Description:
- MinSystemInstaller 1.0 - This Installer script removes any unneeded
- resources in the System, Finder, System 7 Tuner, CapsLock, and in the
- System Enablers for the IIvx/vi, PowerBook 160/180 and Duo 210/230. It
- supports System 7.0, 7.0.1 and 7.1 and all machines and all languages (At
- least roman-writing languages like english, german, french, italian,... I
- did not test non-roman languages like Japanese, Hebrew, Arabic, Farsi,...
- Up to 350 kBytes disk space will be freed!
-
- Name = 7.1 Disks MinSys.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:7.1 Disks MinSys.sit
- Size: 6K Date:12/04/92
- Description:
- 7.1 Disks MinSys - This MS Word 4.0 file gives you step by step
- instructions on how to build minimal System Emergency Disks (floppies).
- This document is geared towards Norton Utilities, but the technique can be
- readily adopted for your own needs.
-
- Name = Alias Repair 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:Alias Repair 1.0.sit
- Size: 10K Date:12/04/92
- Description:
- Alias Repair 1.0 - This freeware System 7 only extension adds two buttons
- to the 'broken alias' dialog: Repair and Delete. Repair lets you re-link
- aliases to their lost application or file. No special keys to invoke, no
- utility to run--transparent until needed! If you're like me, constantly
- reorganizing your hard drive, only to find your aliases broken, then this
- one's for you too!
-
- Name = SFDeskTop1.0b4.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:SFDeskTop1.0b4.sit
- Size: 34K Date:11/30/92
- Description:
- SFDeskTop1.0b4 - SF Desktop Windows is a System 7.0 extension that will
- allow open windows to be seen when viewing the desktop from any of the
- standard file dialogs. How many times have you had a folder open in the
- Finder, looking for the file you wish to open, nested many folders deep,
- and then switched to the application to open it, only to have to navigate
- all of the folders again? Not anymore.
-
- Name = CampFire.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:CampFire.sit
- Size: 8K Date:11/30/92
- Description:
- CampFire - Here's a client-server app that provides a group of users a
- simple way to keep in touch what each of the group members is doing. One
- machine acts as the Campfire Server and each machine on the net is a
- Campfire Client. The interesting thing about CampFire is that it's
- implemented entirely in Frontier scripts, using networked Apple Events.
- Campfire works with either Frontier or Frontier Runtime as the server or
- client. Runtime is available as a shareware package. Full source code for
- the scripts is included, so it can easily be customized or extended using
- Frontier.
-
- Name = SynchronizeFTFFile.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:SynchronizeFTFFile.sit
- Size: 2K Date:11/30/92
- Description:
- SynchronizeFTFFile - This simple handy desktop script is for those who work
- on 2 Macs - one at work, one at home. It saves the time and effort needed
- to use FTF File Utility by simply checking the modification dates on 2
- copies of the My FTF Agenda file in the Preferences folder located in the
- System Folder and overwriting the older copy with the newer one. When
- prompted for the source file and target file simply chose the file and
- where to copy it to by using the file dialog box. It will then copy the
- file as requested, or overwrite it depending upon the modification
- date/time.
-
- Name = ATM with 7.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:ATM with 7.1.sit
- Size: 2K Date:11/26/92
- Description:
- ATM with 7.1 - When you install System 7.1 over System 7.0, most bitmapped
- and TrueType fonts are moved to the Fonts folder, with the exception of the
- Chicago, Geneva, and Monaco fonts, which remain in the System files. Any
- PostScript fonts located at the root level of the System folder or in the
- Extensions folder are not moved to the Fonts folder and can be located by
- ATM 2.03. When using ATM 2.03 with System 7.1, please use the following
- installation procedure to install additional PostScript fonts.
-
- Name = RenameDelay 7.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:R:RenameDelay 7.1.sit
- Size: 11K Date:11/23/92
- Description:
- RenameDelay 7.1 - 7.1 RenameDelay is an freeware application which will
- allow the user to modify the System 7.1 Finder in order to set a shorter
- timeout when renaming a file.
-
- Name = Fonts & 7.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:Fonts & 7.1.sit
- Size: 5K Date:11/23/92
- Description:
- Fonts & 7.1 - When I got System 7.1, I thought the days of suitcases and
- other troubles were over--I was wrong. I had a problem which temporarily
- stumped Apple's help line. If you use or plan to use System 7.1 with
- TrueType fonts, this small record of my discoveries may interest you. The
- contents of this file were checked for known viruses with Disinfectant
- v2.9.
-
- Name = PowerBook VT102 Fix.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:PowerBook VT102 Fix.sit
- Size: 3K Date:11/13/92
- Description:
- PowerBook VT102 Fix - This replaces a previously uploaded version which
- contained a bug causing the s key to be remapped to an e (!). Here's the
- fix. My appologies to those who downloaded the faulty version.
-
- Name = Digit 1.02.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Digit 1.02.sit
- Size: 13K Date:11/09/92
- Description:
- Digit 1.02 - This is a cdev that tells the user that other programs are
- running in the background.
-
- Name = The Frog Prints.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:The Frog Prints.sit
- Size: 22K Date:11/06/92
- Description:
- The Frog Prints - The Frog Prints is SYSTEM 7 ONLY. Its only interface is
- Drag anDrop, so you cannot use it with earlier Systems. If you
- double-click on it from a System 6 machine, you will get an error message
- and the software will quit gracefully. To use The Frog Prints _with_
- System 7, simply select the files you want to print and drag them on the
- program's icon or an alias of it. The Frog Prints prints plain text files
- to the printer you have selected in the Chooser.
-
- Name = Pairing Knife.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:Pairing Knife.sit
- Size: 15K Date:11/06/92
- Description:
- Pairing Knife - Pairing Knife does an unbiased kerning pair frequency
- analysis of files of type TEXT. Unbiased means that all printing
- characters (from ASCII 32 to 255) are considered in the analysis. Kerning
- Pairs, of course, are pairs of characters that can appear in text and that
- can have kerning applied between them. Frequency Analysis means that every
- pair combination is counted each time it appears. Only works in drag and
- drop format under System 7.0.
-
- Name = ElfNiks.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:E:ElfNiks.sit
- Size: 12K Date:11/06/92
- Description:
- ElfNiks - ElfNiks is SYSTEM 7 ONLY. Its only interface is Drag and Drop, so
- you cannot use it with earlier Systems. If you double-click on it from a
- System 6 machine, you will get an error message and the software will quit
- gracefully. ElfNiks does two dumb jobs, actually. It filters files
- originating on Unix systems and converts the Linefeeds to Carriage
- Returns. And it filters DOS files, throwing the Linefeeds away. To use
- ElfNiks _with_ System 7, simply select the files you want to filter and
- drag them on the program's icon or an alias of it.
-
- Name = SmartFolder1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:SmartFolder1.1.sit
- Size: 9K Date:10/26/92
- Description:
- SmartFolder1.1 - SmartFolder is an freeware extension for System 7 that
- draws a number on top of the folder icons in the Finder that represents
- the number of files/folders within that folder. It draws over any existing
- folder icon. If a folder has custom icon it will NOT draw a number on it
- (NEW in version 1.1). It sometimes is useful to know at a glance if a
- folder contains anything and this will do exactly that.
-
- Name = No More Mess.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:No More Mess.sit
- Size: 7K Date:10/26/92
- Description:
- No More Mess - No More Mess! is an INIT that gives you the option of
- canceling out of a Clean up operation in the Finder. This is especially
- handy if you really meant to empty the trash and didn't want your folder
- or desktop all messed up.
-
- Name = Get More Info 1.51.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:Get More Info 1.51.sit
- Size: 34K Date:10/26/92
- Description:
- Get More Info151 - Get More Info is an extention that provides a very quick
- and easy way to change the type, creator and/or Finder flags for files
- directly from the Finder. I found that the drag/drop apps out there that
- change type/creators were too slow for me and I wanted something faster.
- You invoke Get More Info by selecting the desired file(s) in the Finder
- and then holding down the option key while choosing 'Get Info' from the
- File menu in the Finder (or press cms-option-i after you select the
- file(s) ). A modal dialog will open allowing you to change the type,
- creator and any of the Finder flags for the file(s) selected.
-
- Name = Airport QuickStart.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:Airport QuickStart.sit
- Size: 8K Date:10/26/92
- Description:
- Airport QuickStart.cpt - Airport Quickstart is an extension which allows
- faster starting of a powerbook at those airport security gates when the
- agents wants to be sure you're carrying a computer, and not a bomb.
- Enclosed is edition 1.0.2 of Airport QuickStart. It now loads a lot sooner
- (maybe a few seconds so) and no longer exhibits the incompatibility with
- Now Startup. It is no longer a cdev but is an extension instead, which is
- fine because the cdev never worked anyway (there's nothing to configure in
- this extension...you simply hold down the 'Q' key at startup to make it
- work).
-
- Name = Cleaning Lady 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:Cleaning Lady 1.0.sit
- Size: 7K Date:10/10/92
- Description:
- Cleaning Lady - is a very small system extension that enhances Apple's
- Finder(tm) application. With Cleaning Lady installed, whenever you select
- 'Clean up' from the Finder's Special menu, you will be asked to confirm
- your selection (Are you sure you want to clean up Desktop.
-
- Name = Edison10.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:Edison10.sit
- Size: 51K Date:10/10/92
- Description:
- Edison10 - In a small window this program shows: Digital battery level, CPU
- speed, whether the AC adapter is plugged in, charging state and 2 separate
- timers indicating elapsed time since last charge and running time since
- last charge. It is suggested that you place it in your startup folder and
- use it to track battery usage times. Freeware application.
-
- Name = Another Finder Hack 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:Another Finder Hack 1.1.sit
- Size: 4K Date:10/06/92
- Description:
- Finder Hack 1.1 - If you run System 7 on your Mac and use multiple hard
- drives or multiple hard drive partitions, youve probably run across an
- alert when you try to unmount one of those icons saying, Are you sure that
- you sure you want to remove the disk --- from the desktop? It will
- reappear on the desktop when the Macintosh is restarted. If youre annoyed
- by this alert, you can turn it off by using ResEdit. Details inside!
-
- Name = VMTuner.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:VMTuner.sit
- Size: 79K Date:10/02/92
- Description:
- VMTuner - System 7 offers you the ability to 'extend' the available memory
- by pretending your Macintosh has more RAM than it actually has installed.
- Instead, the Mac uses a file on disk to store portions of the RAM it
- currently doesn't need in order to make room for another portion it needs
- to use now. This way of extending memory is called virtual memory (VM),
- and it happens transparently for the applications, except for one thing:
- speed. The so-called swapping of portions of RAM from and to the disk
- causes your computer to slow down considerably. The larger you set the
- virtual memory size, the slower your Mac will get.
-
- Name = ToggleAT.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:ToggleAT.sit
- Size: 8K Date: 9/28/92
- Description:
- ToggleAT - is an FKEY for the Macintosh PowerBook. The intent of this FKEY
- isto be able to avoid going to the Chooser to turn off AppleTalk every time
- you take your PowerBook on the road since this requires a menu item, a
- button click, an Are you sure dialog, an OK dialog and a close box.
- Turning it back on requires a menu item, a button click, an OK dialog and
- a close box. This is almost more trouble than it is worth. So, I wanted an
- FKEY that allowed me to blast AppleTalk off with a single key combo and
- hit the road. This is the ToggleAT FKEY. It comes as resource ID 12, which
- is only useful if you use a macro program like QuicKeys to trigger it. If
- you want to use it without such, you will need to renumber it.
-
- Name = DeBNDL 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DeBNDL 1.0.sit
- Size: 62K Date: 9/22/92
- Description:
- DeBNDL 1.0 - DeBNDL is a drop-type application for use with Apple's System
- 7.0 or better. It provides a simple method for replacing an icon in the
- Finder's Desktop File. Normally, you would have to rebuild the Desktop
- File by holding down command-option when rebooting and then waiting for
- the Finder to rebuild the entire Desktop File. While this is still
- recommended when adding, changing or removing substantial numbers of
- application and other files from your hard drive, when designing that one
- icon for your special folder or new application DeBNDL is the ticket.
-
- Name = Run Dry.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:Run Dry.sit
- Size: 3K Date: 9/22/92
- Description:
- Run Dry - Run Dry is a utility By Pete Johnson that allows you to
- completely discharge your battery. Launching Run Dry will cause it to
- continue to access the hard dry until the PowerBook Battery is depleated.
- After the PowerBook battery has been discharged you may recharge it again
- for a longer life.
-
- Name = IconBOSS.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:IconBOSS.sit
- Size: 48K Date: 9/22/92
- Description:
- IconBOSS 1.01 - IconBOSS is a general purpose icon editor for the Macintosh
- and, more specifically, a Macintosh running under System 7. With this
- application you may view and edit the icon of any file on your system (as
- of this version, viewing or editing folder and volume icons is not
- supported, although that might change with a future release). If you elect
- to make changes to the icon, you have the option to save the new icon in a
- separate file (perhaps for use at a later date) or you may update the icon
- for the file itself, similar to the way you can paste custom icons in
- System 7's Get Info dialog for files.
-
- Name = OVERLAYTEXT.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:OVERLAYTEXT.sit
- Size: 17K Date: 9/19/92
- Description:
- OVERLAYTEXT - Drag and drop any TEXT file on top of this program's icon to
- create a free-standing text reading application. Handy for exporting
- documents to someone who may not have TeachText, Microsoft Word or Edit.
- The size of the text in the created application is limited to 32000
- characters. Even though this program is System 7 dependent, the
- applications created should run on System 4.1 or higher. Give it a try!
- Freeware.
-
- Name = BlackHoleIII.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:B:BlackHoleIII.sit
- Size: 16K Date: 9/12/92
- Description:
- BlackHoleIII - Yet another Black Hole trash can replacement. But mine
- requires System 7. The others don't even work w/ it. Also shareware one
- dollar. Read docs.
-
- Name = DEFAULTEM.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DEFAULTEM.sit
- Size: 14K Date: 9/12/92
- Description:
- DEFAULTEM - In the System 7 Finder, if you double click on a TEXT or PICT
- file with an unknown creator, you will get a prompt asking if you would
- like to open it using TeachText. This utility will expand the number of
- defaults whereby you can change TEXT files to Edit or Microsoft Word and
- PICT files to MacDrawII or SuperPaint. Also you can defaul MacWrite docs
- to Microsoft Word...FKEYs to ResEdit or Defaultem (Defaultem will run any
- FKEY file dragged and dropped on it) and MacPaint and StartupScreens to
- either SuperPaint or GIFConverter.System 7 Dependent.
-
- Name = OVERLAY SOUNDS 1.01.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:OVERLAY SOUNDS 1.01.sit
- Size: 11K Date: 9/12/92
- Description:
- OVERLAY SOUNDS 1.01 - Drag and drop any resource file on Overlay Sounds to
- find a list of all snd resources found. You can create double-clickable
- sound files from any of the sounds found. System 7 dependent.
-
- Name = ClickLock 1.0a4.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:ClickLock 1.0a4.sit
- Size: 8K Date: 9/07/92
- Description:
- ClickLock 1.0a4 - ClickLock is for all of you PowerBook users who are
- having trouble holding the button down while rolling your trackball. Since
- most of us fall into one of these two categories, ClickLock is for you.
- This simple INIT (system extension) allows you to lock the trackball's
- button down. To do so, hold down the cntl key (the control key on desktop
- keyboards) while clicking the trackball (or mouse) button. Now even after
- you release the trackball button, the Macintosh will still think that the
- button is down. Not until you click a second time will the Mac unlock, or
- release, the button.
-
- Name = Customize your Finder 7!.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:Customize your Finder 7!.sit
- Size: 6K Date: 9/05/92
- Description:
- Customize your Finder 7! - Well, you know when you use the Finder's Find
- command, and a window comes up telling you it's searching? Well, this
- package lets you change those boring barber-pole, candy-stripe pictures to
- much more interesting things!
-
- Name = FinderEdit.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FinderEdit.sit
- Size: 26K Date: 9/04/92
- Description:
- FinderEdit - FinderEdit is one of the most useful system 7 utility
- applications I've ever come across. The author is Dan Weisman whom I've
- tried to get-a-hold through his internet address and failed. I took the
- liberty to modify it slightly to create an Icl8. The docs. give
- information on where to send the shareware contribution. FinderEdit allows
- the user to modify file mappings, change the font string, change alias
- styles, change information under the get info box, and add Quit commands
- to the finder. Obviously when it's in use it shuts off the finder so I
- don't recommend running any other applications in the background while
- FinderEdit is active.
-
- Name = E-Meters.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:E:E-Meters.sit
- Size: 23K Date: 9/03/92
- Description:
- E-Meters - These apps increment a counter every time they are allowed to go
- through their event loop, if they are in the background then they must rely
- on the active application to pass spare time onto other applications
- running under Multifinder or system 7+. PowerBook owners will see what
- happens when the CPU drops into rest mode, the display will catch up with
- this as soon as you move the trackball or hit a key. Both of these apps
- use the GetNextEvent thingy in the event loop and should get the maximum
- number of nullevents etc.
-
- Name = Pb-battery-voltage.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:Pb-battery-voltage.sit
- Size: 21K Date: 9/02/92
- Description:
- Pb-battery-voltage - Volts is a simple application that provides a digital
- readout of the battery voltage of your Macintosh Portable or PowerBook
- computer. Its primary aim is to provide a more informative indicator of
- the voltage (and, indirectly, the amount of battery life remaining) than
- that provided by the Battery desk accessory.
-
- Name = Arriba.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:Arriba.sit
- Size: 39K Date: 8/29/92
- Description:
- Arriba! enhances the Find File functions of the Finder. Search quickly for
- files based on name, Type, creator, attributes (invisible, busy, namelock,
- etc.). Has features to organize your System Folder, make sound files from
- all snd resources found in files, Make aliases of all appli- cation files
- found in search, view Paint and PICT files, sample DA and FKEY files ..
- and more. You will find it much easier and faster than the Finder in
- location files. Hope you like it! Freeware. System 7 Dependent.
-
- Name = KILLFDR1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:KILLFDR1.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 8/25/92
- Description:
- KILLFDR1 - Kill Finder is a tiny application that will force the Finder to
- quit when it is launched. If there are no other applications running, the
- Finder will simply restart again, so be sure another process is in the
- background. Quitting the Finder will give you about 300K of memory, but
- you will lose the configurable part of the apple menu, so be sure you have
- launched all the apps that you will need. I wrote Kill Finder because I
- needed a quick and easy way to make the Finder quit. Some programs will
- make use of the free memory through temporary memory options and such.
- Kill Finder requires System 7.0 or higher, supports Apple Events, and is
- 32 bit compatible. Enjoy!
-
- Name = Inflater.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:Inflater.sit
- Size: 6K Date: 8/24/92
- Description:
- Inflater - This is a Control Panel that allows you to change the size of
- the text in balloon help. Apple made the default size 9 point, which can
- be hard to read.
-
- Name = BalloonFONT.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:B:BalloonFONT.sit
- Size: 5K Date: 8/24/92
- Description:
- BalloonFONT - This is a Control Panel Device that allows you to change the
- Font used with balloon help.
-
- Name = TrashSelector 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:TrashSelector 1.2.sit
- Size: 24K Date: 8/24/92
- Description:
- TrashSelector 1.2 - Trash Selector 1.2 is a System 7 utility (cdev) which
- allows you to trash only those items in the trash can you wish to trash.
- When you select Empty Trash (actually it will say Trash Selector when Trash
- Selector is active) from the Special menu, you will be presented with a
- hierarchical list of all items in the trash can. Select the ones you want
- to trash and then trash 'em. Couldn't be easier.
-
- Name = OVERLAY PICT.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:OVERLAY PICT.sit
- Size: 10K Date: 8/22/92
- Description:
- OVERLAY PICT - Drag and drop a PICT file on top of Overlay PICT to convert
- it to a MacPaint file. If option key is down, drag and drop a MacPaint file
- to convert it to a TeachText PICT file. System 7 Dependent.
-
- Name = Version 2.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:Version 2.2.sit
- Size: 46K Date: 8/19/92
- Description:
- Version2.2 - Version is a shareware utility application useful for
- determining the versions of applications, control panels, INITs and
- extensions you own. Since keeping up-to-date with the current revisions of
- your Macintosh software is important, using Version is an easy way to
- produce a listing of your current versions. Use Version to produce a
- listing of your current revisions of software to determine compatibility
- and/or the need to upgrade.
-
- Name = AliasStyler.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:AliasStyler.sit
- Size: 5K Date: 8/18/92
- Description:
- AliasStyler - This is a control panel that allows you to change the style
- that the Finder displays Aliases names in.
-
- Name = OVERLAY DA.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:OVERLAY DA.sit
- Size: 8K Date: 8/14/92
- Description:
- OVERLAY DA - Drag any DA or DA Suitcase or FKEY File on top of Overlay DA
- to run it. Obviates necessity of removing DA from Suitcase (DFIL) before
- running by the Finder. System 7 dependent.
-
- Name = OVERLAY ALIAS.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:OVERLAY ALIAS.sit
- Size: 8K Date: 8/14/92
- Description:
- OVERLAY ALIAS - Drag and drop any file on top of Overlay Alias to create an
- alias of it without having to name the alias or its directory. The alias
- will be transferred to a new directory created by the program. System 7 Dep
- ndent.
-
- Name = OVERLAY INFO.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:OVERLAY INFO.sit
- Size: 14K Date: 8/14/92
- Description:
- OVERLAY INFO - Drag and drop any file on top of Overlay Info to bring up an
- information dialog describing the files Name, Type, Creator and Attributes.
- Similar to other Drag and Drop Utilities ... but this one is free! When
- using the first time select Show Balloons for Help. System 7 Dependent.
-
- Name = AppleMenuAdd 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:AppleMenuAdd 1.0.sit
- Size: 17K Date: 8/13/92
- Description:
- AppleMenuAdd 1.0 - AppleMenuAdd makes it easy for you to add aliases of
- files, folders, and disks to your Apple menu. You drag and drop an item on
- AppleMenuAdd or launch AppleMenuAdd and select an item to add
- interactively. Items can be any object in the Finder such as files,
- applications, folders, or disks. AppleMenuAdd creates an alias file which
- points to the original item and places it in the Apple Menu Items folder
- within your System Folder.
-
- Name = System 7 Saga.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:System 7 Saga.sit
- Size: 8K Date: 8/10/92
- Description:
- System 7 Saga - Switching to System 7 has been a breeze for many users, but
- a few -- like Ray -- have experienced frustrations. Ray manages to keep his
- sense of humor tuned to a high key as he travels through uncharted
- territory. (Don't forget your charge card.) Reprinted from Mac Monitor,
- newsletter of the Savannah Macintosh Users Group.
-
- Name = OnLocation Frontier.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:OnLocation Frontier.sit
- Size: 8K Date: 8/09/92
- Description:
- OnLocation Frontier - This file contains a glue table that allows Frontier
- scripts to look up things in OnLocation directories. Three functions are
- defined, one to return a list of the indexes known to OnLocation and the
- other two to lookup something in these indexes (or any other OnLocation
- index) and return either the path names or all the information OnLocation
- has about the files,respectively.
-
- Name = Runtime Preview Kit.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:Runtime Preview Kit.sit
- Size: 25K Date: 8/04/92
- Description:
- Runtime Preview Kit - Runtime is shareware. 30-day free trial. $25
- registration fee, special deal for network managers. Frontier 1.0 users
- are entitled to a free registration for Runtime. Initially, distribution
- will be over CompuServe and AppleLink. Will run Frontier scripts.
-
- Name = PowerOrgasm.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:PowerOrgasm.sit
- Size: 87K Date: 8/03/92
- Description:
- PowerSound - By popular demand, we have been convinced to come out with an
- update to our little init. The differences between this version and the
- last follow 1] This init now runs fine on non-Portable Macintoshes. It
- will not install itself if that is the case 2] A bug was fixed which
- caused random sound making when installed witGlobal Village's PowerPort
- init and several other peices of software. We hope all PowerBook users can
- get enjoyment out of this init, but feel that it detracts from the spirit
- of the init to not distribute it with the sound it was written for.
-
- Name = Earth 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:E:Earth 1.1.sit
- Size: 7K Date: 8/03/92
- Description:
- Earth 1.1 - Earth is a system extension which draws a spinning globe over
- the apple in the menu bar (in colour if you have it). To install Earth,
- simply put it into your System Folder and reboot. Once it is installed,
- placing the cursor in the upper left-hand corner of the screen and waiting
- a fraction of a second will put the spinning globe away (or bring it
- back). Earth 1.1 may be freely used and copied as long as it is not sold
- for profit without my permission and any redistribution includes this
- file. (Enjoy!) If you would like to customize it for yourself, please see
- the section For ResEdit Hackers.
-
- Name = Trig Mini-Applet.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:Trig Mini-Applet.sit
- Size: 22K Date: 7/27/92
- Description:
- Trig Mini-Applet - 1. Copy this folder into the UserLand Utilities
- sub-folder in your Frontier 1.0 folder. 2. Double-click on the
- Trig.Frontier install file to add its glue script table and its shared
- menu. 3. Double-click on the Trig application. Check out the oneLiners
- outline. Read the readme wptext.
-
- Name = Table.uniqueName.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:Table.uniqueName.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 7/27/92
- Description:
- table.uniqueName - This package adds a new verb to UserTalk, table.uniqueNa
- me.
-
- Name = Table.surePath.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:Table.surePath.sit
- Size: 3K Date: 7/27/92
- Description:
- table.surePath - This package adds a new verb to UserTalk, file.surePath.
- To install it, 1. With Frontier 1.0 running, double-click on the
- table.surePath file. 2. Launch DocServer, and select the Load Text File
- command from the File menu. Select DocServer Source Text from this folder.
- Hope you like it!
-
- Name = Table.emptyTable.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:Table.emptyTable.sit
- Size: 3K Date: 7/27/92
- Description:
- Table.emptyTable - a Frontier Script, This package adds a new verb to
- UserTalk, table.emptyTable. With Frontier running, double-click on the
- table.emptyTable file. Launch DocServer, and select the Load Text File
- command from the File menu. Select DocServer Source Text from this folder.
-
- Name = Table sure path.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:Table sure path.sit
- Size: 3K Date: 7/27/92
- Description:
- table sure path - This package adds a new verb to UserTalk, file.surePath.
-
- Name = Small fortue cookie.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:Small fortue cookie.sit
- Size: 15K Date: 7/27/92
- Description:
- small fortue cookie - This verb uses an associated table of fortunes, which
- will automatically be installed if the installation script for this verb
- is allowed to run normally. This verb also depends on the randomness of the
- random number generator - you will probably want to install the Randomize
- verb, that overcomes a bug in Frontier 1.0 related to the random number
- generator. The fortunes comes in two sizes (at present) - big and small;
- the big one requires more memory, and you may have to increase the memory
- size for the Frontier application in some environments.
-
- Name = Scratchpad.cdemo1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:Scratchpad.cdemo1.sit
- Size: 8K Date: 7/27/92
- Description:
- Scratchpad.cdemo1 - This script produces a list of all the script objects
- in an app table. It prompts you for the name of the application and then
- creates an outline of all the scripts in its app table. Written by Dave
- Winer for Baiss Magnusson of AutoDesk, to help list his 200+ Frontier
- verbs! It's a good example of how to use the table.visit verb, which seems
- to be kind of confusing. Maybe this script will clear up the confusion?
-
- Name = Scheduler Suite.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:Scheduler Suite.sit
- Size: 7K Date: 7/27/92
- Description:
- Scheduler Suite - Is there a script you want to run at the same time every
- day? Or every hour on the hour? That's what the Scheduler Suite is for --
- it turns Frontier into a real-time operating system for scripts. There are
- two menu items that add a new task to the schedule. Add an Hourly Task adds
- a task that runs every hour-on-the-hour. The command prompts you for a
- single-line script. Click on OK to add the task. If there's a task you
- want performed every night at 2AM, select the Add an Overnight Taskcommand.
-
- Name = Salutation.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:Salutation.sit
- Size: 3K Date: 7/27/92
- Description:
- salutation - This verb is designed to be used from the user's customStartup
- script, so that a greeting may be given everytime Frontier is started up.
-
- Name = ReallyNukeTT.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:ReallyNukeTT.sit
- Size: 2K Date: 7/27/92
- Description:
- reallyNukeTT - This is a frontier script for getting rid of Teach Text.
- This script goes all through your drive and deletes all copies of Teach
- Text except the one in your system folder. Requires Frontier to run.
-
- Name = Random fortune cookie.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:Random fortune cookie.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 7/27/92
- Description:
- random fortune cookie - This verb overcomes a bug in Frontier 1.0. The bug
- is that the pseudo-random number generator uses the same sequence everytime
- Frontier is launched - this may be useful in some circumstances, but was
- not for me. When the Randomize verb is installed in Frontier, a code
- resource (of type RAND) is added to the Frontier.root file - the code
- contained in this resource seeds the psuedo-random number generator
- sequence with the current time of day. A call to Randomize in your
- customStartup script is suggested.
-
- Name = Network Utilities.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:Network Utilities.sit
- Size: 9K Date: 7/27/92
- Description:
- Network Utilities - Imagine youre the network manager for a classroom full
- of Macintoshes. Everday, dozens of students come into the lab to do their
- assignments and projects In the course of a day, new files get created,
- essential files are accidentally deleted. So once a day, you shut the
- system down and visit all the computerand replace missing files and delete
- extraneous ones, by manually pointing clicking and dragging. NightWatch --
- the first UserLand network utility, does this for you automatically and
- very carefully. It produces a detailed report of all the updating and
- cleaning up it did.
-
- Name = Importb2file.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:Importb2file.sit
- Size: 3K Date: 7/27/92
- Description:
- importb2file - For those beta sites that have been working with 1.0b2,
- here's a Desktop script that imports files exported from 1.0b2 into 1.0b3.
- (1.0b3 uses a different Export format that isn't directly compatable with
- that of earlier versions.) Requires Frontier 1.0b3.
-
- Name = Empty table.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:Empty table.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 7/27/92
- Description:
- empty table - This package adds a new verb to UserTalk, table.emptyTable.
- To install it, 1. With Frontier 1.0 running, double-click on the
- table.emptyTable file. 2. Launch DocServer, and select the Load Text File
- command from the File menu. Select DocServer Source Text from this folder.
- Hope you like it!
-
- Name = DWMenu.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:DWMenu.sit
- Size: 9K Date: 7/27/92
- Description:
- DWMenu - I had this lying around in my Frontier.root, and I wasn't sure how
- to distribute it, but it has some very useful stuff in it, especially if
- you're distributing Frontier scripts, tables, objects, etc.
-
- Name = ARA Server.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:ARA Server.sit
- Size: 15K Date: 7/27/92
- Description:
- ARA Server - One of the most exciting new capabilities to come along in
- quite some time is Apple Computer's AppleTalk Remote Access, or ARA. It
- allows you to create a connection between a remote computer and a local
- area network. We like ARA at UserLand, in fact we use it to bridge
- computers here all the time. It works. Then we heard that Apple was
- offering an API for ARA -- we couldn't resist creating a small applet to
- bridge ARA to Frontier script writing. As a result, your scripts can now
- operate over a phone line! This is going to be very interesting. Using ARA
- Server and Frontier, you can automatically initiate an ARA connection,
- manage it, and terminate the connection.
-
- Name = App Cleanup.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:App Cleanup.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 7/27/92
- Description:
- App Cleanup - is a frontier script for clean up. When you get a new version
- of an application, how does the Finder tell the difference? This script
- travels over all the folders you ask it to looking for files whose creator
- ID equals the ID you specify. When it finds one, it asks if you want to
- set its creator ID to '----' Make sure NOT to change the ID of the real
- copy of the program, the one you want to launch when you double-click on a
- data file. We wrote this script for Frontier beta sites, who may want to
- keep old Frontiers but want to be sure the current one is the one the
- Finder recognizes Frontier's creator ID is 'LAND'.
-
- Name = Neat Folders.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:Neat Folders.sit
- Size: 2K Date: 7/27/92
- Description:
- Neat Folders - this is a Frontier script that helps with folder setup. The
- script prompts you to answer whether you desire to neaten all files in a
- subdirectory to it and then completes the task. Requires Frontier.
-
- Name = Delete Word Backups.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:Delete Word Backups.sit
- Size: 2K Date: 7/27/92
- Description:
- Delete Word Backups - this is a frontier script for deleting Word backup fi
- les.
-
- Name = Zing.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:Zing.sit
- Size: 23K Date: 7/27/92
- Description:
- Zing - Zing is a small chat application that uses system 7 AppleEvents for
- its communication. Ping doesnt have a lot of bells and whistles, but it
- runs in only 30K of memory; small enough to make it possible to run as
- startup item for most macs. The problem with most larger talk applications
- is that theyre too large to run, so noone bothers, so you cant talk after
- all.
-
- Name = SleepAlert.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:SleepAlert.sit
- Size: 3K Date: 7/27/92
- Description:
- SleepAlert - SleepAlert suppresses the warning dialog that appears if you
- try to put a PowerBook to sleep while AppleTalk is turned on. It basically
- simulates clicking the Sleep button. It turns out that there are 3
- different dialogs (in increasing order of severity) that might appear,
- depending on the situation, (1) AppleTalk is turned on, (2) You have a
- file server mounted, (3) Some program is actively using AppleTalk.
-
- Name = Savvy.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Savvy.sit
- Size: 6K Date: 7/27/92
- Description:
- Savvy - Extension--drop in system folder and restart. It modifies Get Info
- dialog box to display an application's System 7 savvy and 32-bit
- cleanliness. Invaluable for testing applications--don't find out the hard
- way. Due to popular demand, we have been able to glean a bit more
- information regarding the codes provided by this init. Savvy apparently
- reads the SIZE resource and reports the settings contained in that
- resource.
-
- Name = PowerBook Guide, 2nd ed.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:PowerBook Guide, 2nd ed.sit
- Size: 60K Date: 7/27/92
- Description:
- PowerBook Guide, 2nd ed - This is the 2nd edition of the PowerBook Guide
- from Apple Computer listing all sorts of resources for Powerbook users.
-
- Name = BatteryMenu.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:BatteryMenu.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 7/27/92
- Description:
- BatteryMenu - The Battery Menu System Extension displays the equivelent of
- the Battery Menu DA in the menu bar. It tells you how much power is left in
- the battery as well as if the Macintosh is attached to an AC adaptor (the
- battery is recharging). This INIT should work on any Portable Macintosh.
- When installed, it takes up about 1K of memory.
-
- Name = 950 Color.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:950 Color.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 7/27/92
- Description:
- 950 Color - 950 Color Addition is a system software extension that fixes a
- minor problem on Macintosh Quadra 950 computers. This extension does
- nothing on other Macintosh computers. The problem addressed only manifests
- itself under certain conditions. When a color monitor is connected to the
- on-board video circuitry and the Monitors control panel is set to millions
- of colors, certain color manipulation commands may not work in some
- graphics application programs. The problem is not destructive. Your
- machine will not crash and data will not be corrupted. Installing the 950
- Color Addition corrects the problem.
-
- Name = Site-to-Site 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Site-to-Site 1.0.sit
- Size: 24K Date: 7/24/92
- Description:
- Site-to-Site 1.0 - Site-to-Site, a drag-and-drop utility (Drop Rob-Box),
- moves all selected items (disks, folders, files) into a newly created or
- existing directory. If items are moved from one disk to another, the items
- can be optionally deleted from the source disk. Integrity of directory
- contents (file locations, labels, etc.) is maintained.
-
- Name = FindCursor.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:FindCursor.sit
- Size: 3K Date: 7/15/92
- Description:
- FindCursor - This init will make it easier to visually locate the current
- cursor location on a PowerBook screen. Pressing the mouse button while
- holding down the control key will cause the cursor to change to a
- thick-border square until the mouse button is released.
-
- Name = File Kit 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:File Kit 1.1.sit
- Size: 30K Date: 7/15/92
- Description:
- File Kit 1.1 - File Kit is a utility that performs several useful tasks on
- files and alias files. 1. Locate the original file that an alias file
- describes, and display and change system information about the original
- file and the alias file. 2. Examine and change all system information
- about files, including file attributes that are new with system 7.0. The
- file information includes the File Type and File Creator, the size of the
- data and resource fork, and the fRefNum values for the data and resource
- fork (if they are open). 3. Examine information about volumes. This
- includes the total number of files on the volume, the volume block size,
- drive number, device driver, etc.
-
- Name = DocServer 1.1b5.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:DocServer 1.1b5.sit
- Size: 68K Date: 7/10/92
- Description:
- DocServer 1.1b5 - DocServer provides on-line documentation for Frontier
- script writers. Each new release of DocServer also includes a new Frontier
- install file for DocServer, containing commands for DocServers shared
- menus, and scripts that connect Frontier scripts to the Apple Events
- implemented by DocServer.
-
- Name = PowerBook Dial Fix.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:PowerBook Dial Fix.sit
- Size: 13K Date: 7/09/92
- Description:
- PowerBook Dial Fix - Fix for PowerBook Internal Modem problem with
- HyperCard Dial Command! This stack includes an external command that will
- allow you to dial from HyperCard when using the internal modem on a
- PowerBook. The stack includes a simple install button and detailed
- information about the problem.
-
- Name = Powerbook OK to Rest.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:Powerbook OK to Rest.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 6/22/92
- Description:
- Powerbook OK to Rest - This utility was written by Insignia Solutions for
- users of SoftPC on the Powerbook Macintoshes to solve a problem common to
- many applications on the Powerbooks. After a short period of inactivity by
- the keyboard and mouse, the Powerbooks goes into Rest Mode, slowing the
- processor to 1 MHz, which makes it appear to be hung. This utility
- restores this rest mode after use of the companion utility Powerbook Don't
- Rest. This utility was uploaded by Insignia Solutions Technical Support.
-
- Name = Powerbook Don't Rest.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:Powerbook Don't Rest.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 6/22/92
- Description:
- Powerbook Don't Rest - This utility was written by Insignia Solutions for
- users of SoftPC on the Powerbook Macintoshes to solve a problem common to
- many applications on the Powerbooks. After a short period of inactivity by
- the keyboard and mouse, the Powerbooks goes into Rest Mode, slowing the
- processor to 1 MHz, which makes it appear to be hung. This utility
- disables this rest mode, keeping the processor at full speed. There is a
- companion utility called 'Powerbook OK To Rest' which restores the Rest
- function.
-
- Name = Kitty Litter.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:Kitty Litter.sit
- Size: 8K Date: 6/15/92
- Description:
- Kitty Litter 2.1 - Replaces System 7 trash icon (COLOR!!! or B&W) with a
- smiling cat sitting behind his clean litter box. Throw something away and
- the cat departs, leaving a stinking mess behind. When you select Dump
- Kitty Litter from the menu, Kitty comes back and his litter is fresh. Who
- ever heard of a fat trash can, anyway? Dedicated to kitty, the cat without
- a name, who was killed by a car last summer, a darn good cat.
-
- Name = Remote Shutdown.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:R:Remote Shutdown.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 6/15/92
- Description:
- Remote Shutdown - This system extension allows any Macintosh to be shut
- down or restarted remotely via AppleEvents. If your Macintosh supports the
- power manager (Mac II series or Powerbooks), it can also be powered off
- remotely.
-
- Name = RetroBackup 1.0b1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:RetroBackup 1.0b1.sit
- Size: 7K Date: 6/08/92
- Description:
- RetroBackup 1.0b1 - RetroBackup Suite 1.0b1 by Dean Wett. This Frontier
- suite is designed for people using Dantz Development's Retrospect 1.3 with
- removable media (such as SyQuest cartridges, Bernoulli disks, MO disks,
- etc.). It's mostly useful for unattended incremental backups that do not
- require adding members (cartridges) during a backup sessionThe main
- feature of this suite is that it will eject & unmount the backup volume
- after a Retrospect scripted backup is executed. In the past I have used
- Retrospect's Calendar feature and the Retro.Startup system extension to
- auto-execute backups during the night.
-
- Name = Dismount 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Dismount 1.2.sit
- Size: 5K Date: 6/04/92
- Description:
- Dismount 1.2 - Dismount is a small extension that implements a handy hot
- key for unmounting floppy disks in the Finder. When Dismount is installed,
- simply press command-option-E, and floppy disks in the internal and
- external floppy drives will be ejected and unmounted (the icon will
- disappear from the desktop). Version 1.2 also lets you specify a specific
- drive number. Command-option-1 unmounts the floppy in the internal drive
- (drive 1), and command-option-2 unmounts the floppy in the external drive
- (drive 2). These are extensions of Apples standard FKEYs for ejecting
- disks with command-shift-1 or 2.
-
- Name = AETracker2.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:AETracker2.0.sit
- Size: 23K Date: 5/25/92
- Description:
- AETracker2.0 - AETracker - This is a small control panel that can log
- various Apple Events to a file. Shareware ($5) from RavenWare Software.
-
- Name = ExtendIt!.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:ExtendIt!.sit
- Size: 2K Date: 5/25/92
- Description:
- ExtendIt! - ExtendIt! 1.0 is for all you PowerBook users who really miss
- the home, end, page up, and page down keys on your desktop Mac's extended
- keyboard. EntendIt! contains four simple FKeys that map these four
- wonderful keys into PowerBook FKey combinations.
-
- Name = Shutdown 2.41.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Shutdown 2.41.sit
- Size: 43K Date: 5/25/92
- Description:
- Shutdown2.41 - This is version 2.4 of Shutdown Items. New features include
- an unstoppable shutdown option, support for low-end macs, and other minor
- enhancements (see documentation). Shutdown Items lets you do certain things
- during shutdown, program your mac to shut down at a certain time, and also
- allows you to shutdown other macs across a network. Items you want to
- launch during shutdown are placed in your Shutdown Items folder, just as
- items you want to launch at startup are placed in your Startup Items
- folder. You may place PICT files and QuickTime movies in your Shutdown
- Items folder, as well as anything the Finder can open
- (sounds,applications, aliases, etc.).
-
- Name = Byebye.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:B:Byebye.sit
- Size: 14K Date: 5/25/92
- Description:
- byebye - Logs Appleshare client off after a set period to allow others to
- log on to the server. Really expands the use of FileShare. Include a
- System-7 remount utility.
-
- Name = SpeedSwitch 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:SpeedSwitch 1.1.sit
- Size: 56K Date: 5/24/92
- Description:
- SpeedSwitch 1.1 - SpeedSwitch '040 is a Control Panel Device for the new
- 68040 Macs (although it will run on the '020 and '030 Macs as well.) It
- toggles the processor cacheinstantaneously, allowing a user to work more
- conveniently with '040 incompatible software. The '040 Macs ship with
- Cache Switch which does thsame thing, however it forces a user to reboot
- each time a change is made Version 1.1 is an update and works correctly
- with AppleTalk (version 1.0 disabled AppleTalk after switching the cache.)
- Many users asked for this bug fix.
-
- Name = MyAliAsMaker 1.0.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:MyAliAsMaker 1.0.1.sit
- Size: 79K Date: 5/24/92
- Description:
- MyAliAsMaker 1.0.1 - Tired of making a trip to the File/Make Alias menu
- every time you want to make an alias of a file, or an application? Steve
- Krouse got so tired of making the File/Make trip that he spent two months
- of his life writing MyAliAsMaker (MAAM). Leave a copy of MAAM on your
- desktop. Whenever you want to make an alias, drag the document or
- application on top of the MAAM icon. MAAM will do its thing, and a copy of
- the file/app will appear next to it on the desktop.
-
- Name = Town Meeting 2.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:Town Meeting 2.0.sit
- Size: 50K Date: 5/23/92
- Description:
- Town Meeting 2.0 - Town Meeting is an innovative groupware program that
- allows you and other users to hold an electronic meeting on any Macintosh
- computer running System 7. Anonymous mode available-everyone says what
- they really think. Meetings can be password restricted. Private messaging
- available. Meetings can be logged to a text file. Server can run in
- background on any Mac running System 7. No dedicated Mac is required.
- Server and Client applications are only about 35k each. Very reasonable
- pricing. Individual registrations, 5, 10, and 20 packs available via 800#.
- Larger site licenses available.
-
- Name = Mauncher.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:Mauncher.sit
- Size:164K Date: 5/10/92
- Description:
- Mauncher - Mauncher is a System 7 mount and launch utility which executes
- instruction scripts. It mounts Appleshare Volumes with usernames and
- passwords intact. Mauncher saves the documents in a scrambled format to
- protect data and has the option of specifying passwords for script access.
- Mauncher is extremely useful under network environments where frequent
- changes in volume access is a common requirement or where control and
- management of volume access and applications is desired. It can certainly
- be used in non-networked environments for its application management
- features.
-
- Name = GetInfo++.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:GetInfo++.sit
- Size: 6K Date: 5/10/92
- Description:
- GetInfo++ - This INIT will let you see Filetype and Creator signatures in
- the Comment box of a file when doing a Get Info in Finder. (Actually, this
- only works the first time you comment a file, and only if the Shift key is
- down.) Want to add a comment to a file? Use Get Info per normal. Want to
- add filetype/creator info to the comment box instead? Do a Shift-Get-Info.
- That's the basic idea here. It's a very simple INIT, compatible with
- everything, but you DO need System 7 (or it won't load). It's absolutely
- the easiest way to get filetype & creator info for a file, and you get
- that info in the only logical place for it the Get Info window. Apple
- should have done something like this in the first place!
-
- Name = ResLogger.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:ResLogger.sit
- Size: 20K Date: 5/10/92
- Description:
- ResLogger - ResLogger is a UserLand Frontier Suite that compiles an outline
- of named resources. The primary use for this is as a tool for HyperCard
- developers to keep track of XCMDs and XFCNs which may be located on
- several disks - some even off-line. But it can be used for any named
- resource; snd 's being a logical candidate. ResLogger looks in the
- specified folder and all subfolders, for the specified resource. It then
- makes a sorted list of the resources. Each resource name is a heading
- (summit). The subheadings are the paths to each file that contains that
- resource.
-
- Name = DropRouter.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DropRouter.sit
- Size: 24K Date: 5/05/92
- Description:
- DropRouter - Drop files into this program and re-route them to other
- locations. For example, drop a text file in and move it to a Text Files
- folder. Or drop a Word document into a Word docs folder. Or a folder or
- disk containing text files, Word files, and PICT files, and move them to
- their own separate directories on their disk. Drag sets of files, folders,
- or disks into the application, Drop Box-style. Router will scan folders
- and disks provided depending on yourpreferences, and will move (if
- preferences allow, of course) each of the selected items to a directory
- you have set. Drop Boxes require Apple Events, and thus System 7.0 or
- higher.
-
- Name = Scale.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Scale.sit
- Size: 19K Date: 5/04/92
- Description:
- Scale - Scale is a drop and drag utility that counts the number of files
- and folders in a selection and calculates the total logical and physical
- size of that group without having to use Get Info.
-
- Name = BePatriotic.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:B:BePatriotic.sit
- Size: 5K Date: 5/03/92
- Description:
- bePatriotic - Election season is here, and the patriotic spirit seems to be
- a little lacking. So to get that patriotic spirit rockin, I wrote this
- little thingy so you can show your colors on your Mac! beP only works with
- System 7 & up, and will refuse to run if this is not the case. What beP
- does is change one bit in the 'itlc' resource in your system file. To do
- this yourself, just use resedit to open up your system file & edit the
- resource yourself.
-
- Name = FastFinder.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FastFinder.sit
- Size: 8K Date: 4/25/92
- Description:
- FastFinder - contains modified CODE resources which increase the Finder's
- copy & move buffer, and a few other goodies. The two of most value here
- are the ones which increase the copy and move buffer size. 300 - 600%
- increase in copy & move speed. Use them at your own risk. The author
- includes a Read Me file to describe them and instruct you on how to
- install them.
-
- Name = Fmap templates.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:Fmap templates.sit
- Size: 2K Date: 4/22/92
- Description:
- Fmap templates - The 'fmap' resource in the Finder is the one that sets an
- alternate application to open a document. Like opening any TEXT file with
- teachtext. You can, say, set the resource to open MacWrite files through
- Microsoft Word if the MacWrite app can't be found. Very handy. Knowlege of
- ResEdit required (definitly!) System 7 required.
-
- Name = TRASHPKR.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:TRASHPKR.sit
- Size: 39K Date: 4/20/92
- Description:
- Trash Picker - Trashpicker is a system 7 control panel that gives you
- detailed control over your trash. There are numerous options that can be
- specified with respect to both immediate deletion of files and automatic
- and timed deletion. Options can be chosen among types of media to delete
- from, types of files, low disk space options, immediate drag-and-delete,
- and numerous others.
-
- Name = PB170 Modem Cmd DA.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:PB170 Modem Cmd DA.sit
- Size: 19K Date: 4/14/92
- Description:
- PB170 Modem Cmd DA - Here's a text DA showing the Hayes command set for use
- with Apple's internal modem supplied with the PowerBook DA. Uses a modified
- DisplayDA (by Bill Steinberg).
-
- Name = PowerSleepFKEY.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:PowerSleepFKEY.sit
- Size: 3K Date: 4/14/92
- Description:
- PowerSleepFKEY - PowerSleep is a fairly simple FKey. It puts your
- Portable/Powerbook immediately to sleep. No more window with messages like
- Do you really wanna do that? When the master (ME) says, Sleep! my Portable
- sleeps without mocking. Open it with Suitcase or install it with ResEdit
- into your System file. To invoke it press Cmd-Shift-0 (Zero). Sorry,
- folks; it works only with battery powered Macs! Apple Link CH0117 Enjoy!
- Urs Calibran.
-
- Name = PowerBook Numeric Keypad.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:PowerBook Numeric Keypad.sit
- Size: 5K Date: 4/14/92
- Description:
- PowerBook Numeric Keypad - This is a set of keyboard layouts (KCHR
- resources, contained in kfil documents) designed for PowerBook users who
- lack a built-in numeric keypad. Holding down ctrl-option gives a simulated
- numeric keypad centered on the K key. Complete instructions are included.
-
- Name = CursorFixer.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:CursorFixer.sit
- Size: 5K Date: 4/14/92
- Description:
- CursorFixer - This is CursorFixer 1.0, a system extension (INIT) that
- provides user-configurable modification of any cursor. It is intended for
- PowerBook users who find that the thin I-Beam text-entry cursor disappears
- when moved; it can be used to fix any cursor with similar problems.
- CursorFixer copyright 1992 Dennis Brothers. Internet Address:
- brothers@Apple.COM
-
- Name = UserLand Frontier Info Kit.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:UserLand Frontier Info Kit.sit
- Size: 26K Date: 4/12/92
- Description:
- UserLand Frontier Info Kit - Finally, an easy way to customize and automate
- your Macintosh! Write your own utilities to control the Macintosh desktop,
- networks and System 7-compatible applications. More info inside!
-
- Name = PBTools 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:PBTools 1.2.sit
- Size: 8K Date: 4/12/92
- Description:
- PBTools 1.2 - SafeSleep is a small System Extension (aka INIT) for the
- PowerBooks. Though I haven't tested it on a Mac Portable, I suspect it
- will work fine on that too. SafeSleep will not load on any Mac which does
- not have the Power Manager. SafeSleep blanks the screen and requests a
- password whenever a sleeping Mac is awakened. SpinD is a small FKey that
- spins down the internal hard drive in Macs that support that function. In
- Macs that don't support drive spin down, the FKey just beeps and exits. By
- Bill Steinberg - Sat, Mar 21, 1992. AppleLink X0542
-
- Name = MountAlias 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:MountAlias 1.0.sit
- Size: 13K Date: 4/11/92
- Description:
- MountAlias 1.0 - MountAlias is a control panel that creates aliases
- automatically to AppleShare volumes every time an AppleShare volume is
- mounted. These aliases are put in a folder (or in subfolders of this
- folder) that you specify. By default, this path is HardDisk:Aliases:, you
- should use the Change Folder button in the control panel to modify this
- (or rename your hard disk if you're boring). MountAlias will create alias
- files in one of three ways, specified by the three Alias Name radio
- buttons.
-
- Name = UnlockFolder.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:UnlockFolder.sit
- Size: 16K Date: 4/04/92
- Description:
- UnlockFolder - When a System 6 Mac accesses a System 7 Mac's hard disk
- using file sharing, it often happens that the Sys7's hard disk gets locked
- you can no longer change its name or icon. This little program fixes that.
- Short description included. Freeware.
-
- Name = Trimmer.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:Trimmer.sit
- Size: 15K Date: 3/24/92
- Description:
- Trimmer - Trimmer is a System 7 control panel that lets you select which
- fonts to include in PostScript files printed to disk. It also includes a
- check box for excluding the laserprep PostScript header from files saved
- to disk. Shareware $10.
-
- Name = Find Bogus Dates.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:Find Bogus Dates.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 3/14/92
- Description:
- Find Bogus Dates - It's a Frontier desktop script, so when you double-click
- on it in the Finder it searchs all the files and folders in the folder it
- was launched from. As it scans it checks both the modification and creation
- dates for all files and folders and stops when it finds a date that Is
- earlier than January 24, 1984 -- the shipdate of the Macintosh. It's hard
- to imagine that you have any files older than that! You may want to modify
- the script to put a later date in here; a likely candidate is the date you
- got your Macintosh.
-
- Name = Stack suite.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:Stack suite.sit
- Size: 8K Date: 3/14/92
- Description:
- Stack suite - At UserLand Software, we needed a Frontier-based stack for
- development we're doing on top of a communications software package. When
- connected to the host there's a limit of 30 minutes per session. However,
- the traversal the script does can take longer than 30 minutes. Solution:
- every time the script dives into a topic, it pushes its address on a
- stack. Every time thru the loop a sub-script checks to see if the timer
- expired. If so, it logs off, then logs back on.
-
- Name = NetFrontier.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:NetFrontier.sit
- Size: 8K Date: 3/14/92
- Description:
- This suite can be used to link two or more copies of UserLand Frontier
- running on different machines on a network. The net result: you'll be able
- to copy objects from your desktop computer into the object databases
- running on other networked computers and run Frontier scripts on remote
- machines. You can manage the file system on all connected machines, with
- all the power that Frontier scripting provides. You can also launch and
- control Apple Event-aware software across the network.
-
- Name = Suites.CD.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:Suites.CD.sit
- Size: 15K Date: 3/14/92
- Description:
- Every month I get a CD full of technotes, sample code, and other goodies
- froApple Computer. My mouth starts to water, thinking of all the new free
- source code I'm getting. I start opening folders to browse around and see
- what's on the disk. But the CD is too slow! It takes all the fun out of
- it. So -- I wrote a script that builds a table of contents of the CD in a
- Frontier outline. The index for the February Developer's CD (20,000
- Leagues Under the CD) is in suites.CD.outline. Requires Frontier 1.0. Dave
- Winer, UserLand Software, February 21, 1992
-
- Name = PowerBook 1.0b1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:PowerBook 1.0b1.sit
- Size: 6K Date: 3/14/92
- Description:
- PowerBook Suite 1.0b1 - Use the scripts in this suite to synchronize two
- sets of folders, one on a PowerBook and one on your desktop computer.
- Follow these steps to configure the PowerBook suite. On your desktop
- computer's hard disk, create a new folder, call it Shared Folder, for
- example. Determine which folders on your desktop computer you want to
- travel with. For each of these folders, make an alias of the folder and
- place that alias in Shared Folder. From Frontier's Suites menu, select the
- PowerBook command. Select the Set Home Path command in the Configure
- sub-menu, and select the folder you created in step 2.
-
- Name = Examples.autoMail.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:Examples.autoMail.sit
- Size: 2K Date: 3/14/92
- Description:
- Here is version 1.0b2 to my AutoMail script. This version includes support
- for enclosures and fixes a bug or two. I've also renamed it to autoMail, so
- if you've already installed the older version you'll need to remove that
- one manually. Leonard
-
- Name = CreatorConvertor.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:CreatorConvertor.sit
- Size: 3K Date: 3/14/92
- Description:
- This is a Userland Frontier script to facilitate updating from QuarkXPress
- 3.0 to 3.1--Quark changed the creator code from 'XPRS' to 'XPR3'. This
- Frontier script will let you batch convert all your 3.0 files (including
- libraries, extesnions, and templates) to have the new creator, thus
- allowing you double click 3.0 files for launching. This script searched my
- 160 MB partition of about 3500 files & converted my XPress files, all in
- about 10 mintues.
-
- Name = AppleLink.numbers.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:AppleLink.numbers.sit
- Size: 12K Date: 3/14/92
- Description:
- If you travel and use AppleLink while you're on the road, use this table to
- locate a local phone number that you can use to get your email. You can do
- it manually or automatically. AppleLink.numbers.outline has a list of all
- the phone numbers sorted by state. Run AppleLink.numbers.script to get a
- prompt for the state or city you're looking for, enter the state or city
- and let the Frontier script do the searching for you.
-
- Name = AliasNewDownloads 0.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:AliasNewDownloads 0.2.sit
- Size: 3K Date: 3/14/92
- Description:
- This script, when first run, will create two variables in your people.ME
- named ANDSource and ANDDest. You can guess their meaning. You will be
- asked to show AND the folder which will act as the source and where the
- aliases should be saved. When run, it will alias all files in the source
- except the invisible Icon file, if any. All aliases will be prefixed with
- the current month and date plus one space.
-
- Name = Suites.TFSuite
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:Suites.TFSuite
- Size: 12K Date: 3/13/92
- Description:
- Suites.TFSuite - This file is a UserLand Frontier Suite that performs two
- tasks for Telefinder BBS sysops 1. Allows you to bulk mail to all your
- members by placing an alias to a text file into each mailbox. 2. Keeps a
- list of new uploads that you could *gasp* mail to each member. This is
- in-progress. I'm releasing it now to get feedback. One future enhancement
- will be a routine that will place a time-to-download estimate into the
- SitC resource (The TF Comment resource).
-
- Name = ColorTrash.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:ColorTrash.sit
- Size: 15K Date: 3/11/92
- Description:
- ColorTrash - This file contains 12 full color animated trashcan
- replacements for System 7 users. Requires knowledge of ResEdit 2.1 and
- editing System resources. Use ResEdit to open the file. Included text file
- gives a _very_ brief explination and instructions; open with any word
- processor.
-
- Name = 4DFront.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:4DFront.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 3/11/92
- Description:
- Frontier Suite that supports changing the version info in a 4D database and
- changing the path to the datafile. Both handy for updating a structure. Tag
- Team developed by Larry Sharpe and Lee Hinde.
-
- Name = DropWatch.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DropWatch.sit
- Size: 7K Date: 3/10/92
- Description:
- DropWatch is a System Extension (INIT) that will watch for items being put
- into a particular folder. This is useful if you maintain a drop folder on a
- file server or on your local machine (using System 7's Personal File
- Sharing feature). WARNING: You currently need to use ResEdit to configure
- DropWatch. If you don't have ResEdit or don't feel comfortable using it,
- then you'll have to find another utility. Sorry. Once configure, DropWatch
- will look at the number of files/folder contained in the watched folder
- every few seconds. If the number of things in the folder increases, you
- can have DropWatch play a particular sound. By Larry Rosenstein.
-
- Name = PutAway DeskScript.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:PutAway DeskScript.sit
- Size: 6K Date: 3/10/92
- Description:
- PutAway DeskScript - PutAway is a Desktop script for cleaning up folders
- (or the desktop) by moving files into preassigned folders according to the
- files' type. For example: After Dark Modules will be placed into the After
- Dark Files folder inside the Control Panels folder, printer fonts will be
- placed in your Extensions folder, StuffIt files into an Archives folder,
- etc. For files of a particular type, if there is only one folder for those
- files, then this script will be useful. Requires Frontier.
-
- Name = OL and System 7.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:OL and System 7.sit
- Size: 2K Date: 3/06/92
- Description:
- This file contains tips on using On Location with System 7.
-
- Name = DropScript.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DropScript.sit
- Size: 14K Date: 2/28/92
- Description:
- DropScript is an Application and Script Suite that allows you to create
- drop-on applications that execute a Frontier script.
-
- Name = OpenFolder7.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Frontier:OpenFolder7.sit
- Size: 5K Date: 2/27/92
- Description:
- Open Folder 7 - Double-click on the OpenFolder 7 icon. A standard file
- dialog appears. Select the folder you want to open, and click on the
- Folder button. OpenFolder sends an Apple event to the System 7 Finder,
- telling it to open the folder you selected. Originally this was a script
- written in the UserLand Frontier scripting language. We hand-compiled it
- into C and built it using THINK C 4.0. If you want more information about
- Frontier, call us at the phone number below; tell 'em OpenFolder 7 sent
- you This software is copyrighted property of UserLand Software, Inc.
-
- Name = Troubleshooting 7.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:Troubleshooting 7.0.sit
- Size: 16K Date: 2/21/92
- Description:
- Installation & Troubleshooting Caveats. Copyright 1991, Apple Computer,
- Inc. Troubleshooting Caveats provides invaluable information about
- installing, extensions, virus protection & security programs, and bugs &
- workarounds. It is a MacWrite II document.
-
- Name = Trash Chute.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:Trash Chute.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 2/21/92
- Description:
- Trash Chute - This simple application is handy for people using System 7.
- Place it in your StartUp Folder and it will automatically empty the Trash
- Can (which is sometimes full when you startup). Version 2.0.
-
- Name = System 7 Installation.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:System 7 Installation.sit
- Size: 17K Date: 2/21/92
- Description:
- If you obtained System 7 in a package provided by Apple, you already have
- installation instructions. If you obtained System 7 through AMUG and took
- advantage of the package deal which included The Macintosh Bible Guide to
- System 7, that also has complete installation instructions. One of the
- purposes of this article is to provide guidance for those attempting to go
- it without written guidance. There are one or two little hookers about
- System 7 you should know before installing it. This System 7 install
- article was written by Dorman Bullard of the AMUG News team. Other User
- Groups may reprint provided the author and AMUG recieve credit and a copy.
-
- Name = System 7 corner.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:System 7 corner.sit
- Size: 90K Date: 2/21/92
- Description:
- System 7 corner contains info on HyperCard 2.1, System 7 tools and more.
- The System 7.0 corner is from Outside VAMP a Netherlands Programing BBS.
- For more information contact: John Sinteur; lid, Outside VAMP,
- Strawinskypad 822324 DB Leiden, 01830 - 24307 (werk) 071 - 317146 (thuis).
-
- Name = Sys Logo.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Sys Logo.sit
- Size: 12K Date: 2/21/92
- Description:
- This file contains several EPS files of Fred Showkers version of Apple's
- system 7.0 logo.
-
- Name = Sys 7 logo.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Sys 7 logo.sit
- Size: 17K Date: 2/21/92
- Description:
- This file contains several EPS files of Apple's system 7.0 logo.
-
- Name = Mug Shot Lite.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:Mug Shot Lite.sit
- Size: 21K Date: 2/21/92
- Description:
- Mug Shot Lite 1.3 - Mug Shot Lite is a tool to help diagnose system
- problems on a Macintosh Information such as the type of QuickDraw being
- run, Finder, MultiFinder, AppleTalk and System versions, type of keyboard,
- which processor's being used and if running 23/32 bit mode are all
- recorded. The list of hardware and software configurations is about as
- complete as possible.
-
- Name = Fred's Finder Hacks.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:Fred's Finder Hacks.sit
- Size: 13K Date: 2/21/92
- Description:
- Fred's Finder Hacks - contains Fred Monroes's stupid Finder Hacks for
- MacHack 1991. dropple menu - Steve Falkenburg actually came up with this
- idea. This hack allows you to drag items from the finder and drop them on
- items in the apple menu. AKA - with AKA when you ctrl-drag an item(s) in
- the finder it creates an alias at the destination location instead of
- moving the item itself. Basura - When you command-delete, selected items
- in the front window of the finder will be thrown in the trash can. If you
- option-cmd-delete items will be thrown in thetrash and then the trash can
- will be emptied.
-
- Name = FinderCabinet.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FinderCabinet.sit
- Size: 5K Date: 2/21/92
- Description:
- FinderCabinet - This is a new version of my file for system 6. It includes
- a replacement desktop icon for system 7. A two-drawer cabinet, the lower
- drawer opens and closes and replaces the file folder icon which simply
- darkens when selected (ho-hum). You need ResEdit, and included is a short
- but instructive course on using it to modify both system 6 and system 7.
- As a little extra, you'll find a possible tip on switching drives, for
- those who have system 7 on a separate drive.
-
- Name = Clarus - the Tail Patch.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:C:Clarus - the Tail Patch.sit
- Size: 31K Date: 2/21/92
- Description:
- Clarus-The Tail Patch - To use Clarus Tail Patch, drop it in your System
- Extensions folder and reboot. Then, while holding down the OPT/CMD keys,
- select About the Finder from the Apple Menu. This file patches the System
- 7 Finder About box with some dazzling audio/video MeltiMedia. Requires
- System 7.
-
- Name = 7.0 KEY COMBINATIONS.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:7.0 KEY COMBINATIONS.sit
- Size: 9K Date: 2/21/92
- Description:
- 7.0 Key Combinations - If you have been thinking that Apple screwed up the
- keyboard mapping for System 7, they didn't. This MS Word (3.0) document
- contains the reasons Apple used to change the KCHR resource and associated
- tables listing the changes. This info is straight from Inside Macintosh,
- Volume VI.
-
- Name = ScanAPPL 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:ScanAPPL 1.1.sit
- Size: 15K Date: 2/21/92
- Description:
- scanAPPL 1.1 is a utility that permits creation of aliases for application
- files en masse for placement into a folder of your choosing (i.e. Apple
- Menu Items).
-
- Name = Save a BNDL 1.3.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Save a BNDL 1.3.sit
- Size: 10K Date: 2/19/92
- Description:
- This file resets the BNDL resource without restarting and rebuilding the
- desktop. Useful in restoring and resetting icons that have been modified
- or replaced. Allows restarting of the finder without restarting or
- rebooting. Docs included. System 7 only. Bug fix version 1.3.
-
- Name = Ol_apple_events.h.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:Ol_apple_events.h.sit
- Size: 2K Date: 2/16/92
- Description:
- This file contains On Location Apple Events for use under System 7. This
- published document contains the correct language uses for On Location
- calls using Apple Events, including descriptions of each function.
-
- Name = ICONTRAPTION 1.0.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:ICONTRAPTION 1.0.2.sit
- Size: 81K Date: 2/13/92
- Description:
- This version 1.0.2 of iContraption is everything you've been asking for in
- a System 7.0-savvy icon utility application. It copies icon families from
- file to file by simply dragging between windows, allows you to replace
- icon families in programs with ones of your own or from archives or icon
- galleries also with a simple drag between windows, creates new icon
- familes and individual icons. Allows you to dither icl8s and ics8s when
- making icons with fewer colors, so the results look better, supports key
- System 7.0 features like Balloon Help, AppleEvents, and is 32-bit clean.
-
- Name = STATIONER.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:STATIONER.sit
- Size: 20K Date: 2/13/92
- Description:
- Stationer, a drag-and-drop utility (Drop Box), allows you to quickly toggle
- the stationery bit on selected files, without the trouble of going through
- the Get Info window. It can be used on entire groups and directories of
- files, filtering out those on which the bit should not be modified.
- Stationery pads are used as templates in System 7.0. Requires System 7.0
- or higher. Another Drop Rob-Box by Robert Gibson.
-
- Name = SCSI STARTUP.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:SCSI STARTUP.sit
- Size: 15K Date: 2/13/92
- Description:
- SCSI Startup, a drag-and-drop utility (Drop Rob-Box), sets the current
- startup disk to be the selected SCSI drive. Normally you have to open the
- Startup Disk Control Panel to change the startup disk. But now you can
- simply drag a disk icon over the application in the Finder, and it will be
- the new startup drive. Requires System 7.0 or higher. Another 7.0 PLUS
- Utility (Drop Rob-Box) by Robert Gibson.
-
- Name = DEICON.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DEICON.sit
- Size: 20K Date: 2/13/92
- Description:
- DeIcon, a drag-and-drop utility (Drop Rob-Box), hides the icons of selected
- files, folders or disks in the Finder, so that only the name is visible.
- That way, you can stack your files, drag-and-drop utilities, etc. without
- taking up a lot of room. It is especially useful for making a launchpad
- that consumes very little space on your desktop. Another 7.0 PLUS Utility
- by Robert Gibson. Requires System 7.0 or higher.
-
- Name = Blindfold.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:B:Blindfold.sit
- Size: 19K Date: 2/13/92
- Description:
- Blindfold 1.0 - Make files and folders visible or invisible in the Finder.
- Useful for hiding private files or cleaning up ugly desktop clutter. Files
- are modified through an open file dialog, or in Drop Box mode. Scans all
- directories selected in Drop Box mode, so entire directories or disks can
- be modified. This utility can be used without System 7. Another Drop
- Rob-Box by Robert Gibson.
-
- Name = Desktop Remover.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Desktop Remover.sit
- Size: 6K Date: 2/07/92
- Description:
- Desktop Remover is a simple program that removes the System 6 Desktop file
- saving System 7 users precious space on their hard disk. System 7 users do
- not need this file unless they switch back and forth between System 6 and
- 7. If you do switch back after removing the desktop file, your Mac will
- simply rebuild it. You will, however, lose your desktop comments.
-
- Name = Loudmouth 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:Loudmouth 1.0.sit
- Size:138K Date: 2/01/92
- Description:
- Loudmouth 1.0 - In a nutshell, Loudmouth 1.0 is a drag-and-drop utility
- which will tell you (literally; audibly) what the four-character filetype
- is for any file you drag into the mouth icon. If you create an alias of
- Loudmouth, you can keep it in a convenient spot on your Desktop and drag
- files to it at any time and hear the associated filetype spelled out for
- you. Be sure your Sound is turned on (in the Sound control panel)! The
- vocabulary files ('a' thru 'z' plus Default & Preamble) *MUST* be in the
- same folder as Loudmouth in order for the program to work.
-
- Name = PBNumericKeypad.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:Powerbook:PBNumericKeypad.sit
- Size: 5K Date: 1/29/92
- Description:
- PBNumericKeypad - The Macintosh PowerBook keyboards lack a built-in numeric
- keypad. These keyboard layout files allow one to simulate a keypad on the
- existing PowerBook keyboard by holding down option-ctrl.
- Explanation/Instructions are included in the file. Build after the author
- finished the tedious process of making a QuicKeys keyset to re-map the
- PowerBook keyboard into a numeric keypad, and began wondering why Apple
- did not just supply a KCHR that does it. So the author is supplying it for
- us all.
-
- Name = System 7 Desktop.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:System 7 Desktop.sit
- Size: 9K Date: 1/28/92
- Description:
- Learn how to Force Quit the Finder in System 7 without installing any
- additional software or messing with ResEdit. Also, a simple way to rebuild
- the Desktop file under System 7 - without having to restart the computer.
- This small file explains how to unlock these neat features found on any
- Mac running System 7.0.
-
- Name = Helium 2.1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:Helium 2.1.1.sit
- Size: 29K Date: 1/07/92
- Description:
- Helium is a control panel extension which allows you to define Hot Keys
- that instantly inflate System 7 Help Balloons without having to choose Show
- Balloons from the Help menu. When you press the keys, Balloons inflate -
- when you release the keys, Balloons go away. You can also change the font &
- size that Balloon text appears in. A new feature of this version is that
- you can hide the Balloon icon in the menu bar - and unlike most other
- utilities that allow this, you can still access the balloon menu for those
- special items (like Finder Shortcuts) if you need to. Helium works with
- 32-bit addressing and virtual memory, and has a full online help system
- including Balloon Help (surprise!).
-
- Name = ZapParam1.0a1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:ZapParam1.0a1.sit
- Size: 13K Date: 1/03/92
- Description:
- System software 7.0 does not offer a method of users zapping their
- parameter ram when they have problems or just want to for the fun of it.
- Previous versions allowed this with the SHIFT+OPTION+COMMAND + open
- Control Panel. zapParam was written for those of you who want to wipe out
- your parameter ram while running under system 7. zapParam is a control
- panel and, of course, is runnable from anywhere on your hard disk just by
- double-clicking on it. zapParam will not run under 6.0 or earlier. It runs
- but gives a friendly notice that it won't zap param and gives instructions
- on how to do it under 6.0 systems.
-
- Name = Data Cache Control.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:Data Cache Control.sit
- Size: 14K Date:12/16/91
- Description:
- The Cache ON INIT is an extension that should turn on the 68030 data cache.
- It's for use with the new 8o24GC INIT, use of which seems to turn the data
- cache off. No promises, no guarantees. Ed Ludwig, who noted the problem,
- has asked Apple whether there's a reason it turns off the data cache when
- the 8o24GC INIT loads. He hasn't gotten an answer; pending that, those
- willing to take the risk may enjoy some speedup. Don't run this on other
- than 68030 machines. Tested on a IIfx, only, with System 7.01. Lofty Becker
-
- Name = FixCreator Pro 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FixCreator Pro 1.0.sit
- Size: 6K Date:12/16/91
- Description:
- Major upgrade from FixCreator 1.1, a freeware utility. Pro is still FREE.
- Requires System 7. Drag and drop as many files as you like onto the
- FixCreator Pro icon, and FixCreator Pro will change their creators and
- types instantly. Double click it, and you can set FixCreator option. Any
- file whose name ends with .rsrc can be changed into type of rsrc with
- creator of RSED. Or any file with .GIF into GIFf with 8BIN. Use * as a a
- wild card, like *.GIF, *.rsrc, or Picture *. File name search is NOT
- case-sensitive. So you can just type in *.GIF to find for *.gif and *.GIF.
- by Kaz Matsuki
-
- Name = ProSwitch 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:ProSwitch 1.2.sit
- Size: 13K Date:12/01/91
- Description:
- ProSwitch 1.2 - ProSwitch is an utility which makes it easier for you to
- switch between running processes (i.e. applications and DAs) under System
- 7. Features include six fully configurable hot keys for switching and
- hiding (or showing) the windows of background processes, and the option to
- switch with a click on the application menu's icon (a la System 6).
-
- Name = QTrash 1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:QTrash 1.1.sit
- Size: 9K Date:11/22/91
- Description:
- QTrash 1.1 - QTrash will delete all empty folders from the startup volume.
- Some folders are exceptions to this. Personally, Im rather picky about the
- layout of files and folders on the volumes I manage at work. I am
- constantly finding folders such as Empty Folder, Copy of Empty Folder,
- Copy of Copy of Empty Folder, etc. all with no files. One would think
- that users would have better things to do with their time. This is why I
- wrote QTrash. That and Ive finally managed to find sufficient time to
- learn C on the Macintosh (Im learning C and Macintosh programming at the
- same time, so its slow going).
-
- Name = System7PowerPoint.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:System7PowerPoint.sit
- Size:119K Date:11/14/91
- Description:
- This is a Color PowerPoint Apple Presentation of the new System 7.0 and its
- features.
-
- Name = Sys7 font fix stack.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Sys7 font fix stack.sit
- Size: 42K Date:11/14/91
- Description:
- Sys7 font fix stack - I found a annoying thing with System 7.0 - ancient
- bitmap fonts from the Mac 128K/512K days can't be double-clicked and
- examined, copy to the System file, etc. like newer fonts can be. And in
- the System 7.0 docs, Apple tells us that Font/DA mover is no longer
- used... This stack tells how I used ResEdit (2.0 or higher) to add the
- necessary 'FOND' resource and includes graphics. This will allow you to
- double-click on an ancient bitmap font suitcase. NOTE: the user must be
- familiar with ResEdit before trying this!!
-
- Name = Help Meister.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:Help Meister.sit
- Size: 4K Date:11/14/91
- Description:
- Help Meister (tm) is an Init (extension) that allows you to toggle Balloon
- Help ON or OFF. Just press the control & Help keys on your extended
- keyboard. Requires System and an extended keyboard. Untested on other
- keyboards.
-
- Name = ALIASMAKER.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:ALIASMAKER.sit
- Size: 8K Date:11/02/91
- Description:
- This little program will make an alias of every application on its startup
- disk and put all of them in a new folder entitled AliasMaker Aliases. It
- will also give you the option to discard all existing application aliases
- of type 'adrp' except those in your Apple Menu Items and Startup Items
- folders. This will make it handy to launch all appl- ications from just
- one folder instead of having to open a bunch of windows while in the
- Finder. SYSTEM 7 DEPENDENT .. obviously. Enjoy!
-
- Name = HelpFontUtilities.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:HelpFontUtilities.sit
- Size: 8K Date:10/30/91
- Description:
- This package contains one FKEY and two small applications to change Help
- Balloon Fonts and Font Sizes. Read the Teach Text doc included in the
- package. System 7 dependent.
-
- Name = System 7 Keyboard Remap.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:System 7 Keyboard Remap.sit
- Size: 9K Date:10/27/91
- Description:
- Apple changed the keyboard mapping for System 7 without publicizing this
- fact. If you suddenly find that familiar keystrokes don't produce familiar
- characters when you've upgraded to System 7, this file is for you. It
- contains some explanation of the changes in System 7 and a KCHR resource
- that you can drop into your System Folder that will allow you to revert to
- the System 6 keyboard mapping.
-
- Name = SPARED DISK.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:SPARED DISK.sit
- Size: 2K Date:10/25/91
- Description:
- Spared Disk will display an icon with a band-aid on it to represent a disk
- that was formatted using System 7.0, but with a bad sector mapped out.
- System 7.0 has the ability to format some damaged disks, leaving bad
- sectors unused. Spared Disk will use a special icon to represent such
- disks. System 7.0 extension.
-
- Name = NetClip Folder.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:N-O:NetClip Folder.sit
- Size: 54K Date:10/25/91
- Description:
- NetClip is a utility program to transfer clipboards from one computer to
- another across a network. Requires System 7.0.
-
- Name = FileEdit 3.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FileEdit 3.0.sit
- Size: 17K Date:10/25/91
- Description:
- FileEdit allows you to change the default application the finder chooses
- when you ask to open any type of document whose creator can't be found.
- With FileEdit 3.0, not only can you change the application the Finder
- chooses to open orphaned PICT or TEXT files, but you can add any other
- type, too. Great for saying goodbye to the application not found message.
-
- Name = Simsonite1.1.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Simsonite1.1.sit
- Size: 5K Date:10/07/91
- Description:
- Simsonite makes it easy to create empty suitcases under System 7. Just drop
- the program in your Apple Menu folder. Every time it is launched, it
- creates an empty font suitcase called Empty Suitcase on your desktop.
- Written by Don Munsil. Version 1.1 now also creates suitcases, too by
- holding down the Option key. If any other key's held down, an About box is
- put up and if no keys are held down, a font suitcase is created.
-
- Name = FinderEvents.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FinderEvents.sit
- Size: 24K Date: 9/28/91
- Description:
- FinderEvents - Enclosed in this archive is a Hypercard (2.1) stack which
- contains an XCMD (and it's source) which shows how to send all of the
- FinderEvents (ie. Apple events to the Finder). It was written by Jon Pugh
- the Apple events Registrar at Apple. XCMD, Pascal, Apple event, Finder,
- FinderEvents, AEVT, HC.
-
- Name = RequiredAE XCMD.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:R:RequiredAE XCMD.sit
- Size: 35K Date: 9/28/91
- Description:
- RequiredAE XCMD - Enclosed in this archive is a Hypercard (2.1) stack with
- a set of XCMDs which will show how to send the required events (oapp, odoc,
- pdoc & quit) to another application either local or remote. Complete with
- Think C source these are another nice example of sending events (or
- something to use to test your own applications). XCMD, Pascal, Apple
- event, Required, Events, AEVT, HC.
-
- Name = Task-It 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:T:Task-It 1.0.sit
- Size: 13K Date: 9/28/91
- Description:
- Task-It is an application which will monitor and allow partial control over
- System 7.0 processes. It will monitor memory and CPU usage in addition to
- some application management via a pop-up menu. Documentation included.
-
- Name = Memory Tips for System 7.0
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:Memory Tips for System 7.0
- Size: 7K Date: 9/12/91
- Description:
- If youre having problems opening application programs or printing, these
- tips will help you avoid problems by using your computers memory more
- efficiently. To use System 7, your Macintosh needs at least 2 megabytes of
- memory. If you customarily work with several programs at a time, you may
- wish to install more memory. For more information about managing your
- computers memory, see the Macintosh Users Guide.
-
- Name = File Browser.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:File Browser.sit
- Size: 48K Date: 9/10/91
- Description:
- File Browser 1.0 - File Browser 1.0 is a very cool System 7 dependent
- application which you can use to quickly examine the files and folders on
- any mounted disk. It is primarily intended for use by programmers but can
- be safely used by anyone--it doesn't modify the files you examine in any
- way. It's a browser, not an editor. This software is freeware. For more
- information, select the More About File Browser... item in the Balloon
- help menu in File Browser. By Ed Hall.
-
- Name = Sys 7 HD Copat. List.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:Sys 7 HD Copat. List.sit
- Size: 3K Date: 9/09/91
- Description:
- This is a list of all hard drives and their System 7.0 compatability
- upgrade format software. The Article may be reprinted by other User Groups
- provided the Author and the AMUG News Team are given credit and a copy at
- 718 E. Campbell Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234.
-
- Name = Finder 7 Menus! 1.2.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:Finder 7 Menus! 1.2.sit
- Size: 16K Date: 9/08/91
- Description:
- This is a short utility which will allow you to creat or edit keyboard
- commands for the Finder under System 7.0. DEMO version which becomes fully
- functional upon shareware registration.
-
- Name = DTPPrinter.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DTPPrinter.sit
- Size: 16K Date: 9/03/91
- Description:
- When Apple first introduced System 7 at the 1989 Developer's Conference, it
- included something called the 'New Print Architecture'. One of the really
- cool parts of the NPA were 'Desktop Printers'. This allowed you to have an
- icon on your desktop which represented a particular printer. You could then
- drag a document onto the particular printer icon, and it would print to
- that printer. Very useful when you have multiple Laserwriters, a Fax
- Modem, Print to Disk utility, etc. Well, the NPA disappeared, and with it
- 'Desktop Printers'....In order to correct this MAJOR oversight, I wrote
- DTPrinter which implements 'Desktop Printers' NOW under System 7.
-
- Name = DropSave.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:D:DropSave.sit
- Size: 5K Date: 9/03/91
- Description:
- With DropSave installed, when you shift click on the title bar of a
- document in an application which has a Save As menu item, the document
- will zoom down to a region shaped like a document icon. You can drag this
- region around and drop it on a Finder window. DropSave will then make the
- application save the document in that window. By option-shift-clicking on
- the title bar, the applications Save As dialog will appear so you can
- change the name of the document if you wish. (You can even move around
- directories if you really wanted to.) The document will reappear sometime
- during this process.
-
- Name = Bully.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:B:Bully.sit
- Size: 8K Date: 9/03/91
- Description:
- by Scott T Boyd, The MacHax Group. Copyright 1991, all rights reserved.
- I have a 2MB Macintosh that is sometimes the only one I have around to
- develop with. MPW just doesnt cut it with only 700k (which is all it gets
- with 7.0). Bully gets me what I need by killing Finder and using its
- space. With my setup, this can get me as much as 1.2MB. I built Bully with
- MPW Pascal on my 2MB machine while running System 7. To use Bully Quit
- everything you can or want to quit. Drop one application or document on
- Bully. Limitations Bully does not open the document you dropped, but it
- does find its application and get it launched for you.
-
- Name = POPOVER.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:P-Q:POPOVER.sit
- Size: 12K Date: 8/28/91
- Description:
- Variation on Easy Launch, which does not require presence of Balloon Help
- menu. User option for window on left ot right side for easier use by
- left-handed users. Uses a small PopUpMenu window. Create a new folder. Put
- PopOver and aliases of frequently used applications in the folder. Put
- alias of PopOver in Startup Items folder and voila! With small window on
- the right it works very much like On Cue. Unlike On Cue this is an
- application.. no INITs. Look at About... in Apple menu and Show Balloons
- for help. System 7.0 dependent On Cue clone.
-
- Name = FinderCommands.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:F:FinderCommands.sit
- Size: 10K Date: 8/25/91
- Description:
- Control panel device (CDev) that allows you to add command keys to Finder
- 7's menus. Placing an alias of Finder Commands into the Startup Items
- folder will add your command keys at startup. Written by Bob Stuller.
-
- Name = EASYLAUNCH.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:E:EASYLAUNCH.sit
- Size: 10K Date: 8/24/91
- Description:
- A small application...not an INIT that makes it easy to launch all freq-
- uently used applications without having to open Finder windows. Works
- nicely in conjunction with Applicon in that all the small tiles of opened
- applications will appear on the desktop without the clutter of many opened
- Finder windows. To use this System 7.0 dependent program, create a new
- folder and place EasyLaunch in it. Then make aliases of all frequently
- used applications and place them in the folder with EasyLaunch.you should
- place an alias of EasyLaunch in the Startup Items folder in order to have
- it open on start-up.
-
- Name = KEYHOLDER.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:G-L:KEYHOLDER.sit
- Size: 21K Date: 8/16/91
- Description:
- It seems that Apple will soon make FKEYs obsolete on future versions of
- System 7. If you want to continue using FKEYs, you may want to download
- this application, which will archive up to 249 FKEYs and make them all
- readily available. It is System 7.0 dependent. Contains 6 new, small FKEYs
- by the author. Be sure to use Show Balloons for help on what this program
- does before you start to archive your FKEYs/ Hope you find it useful!
-
- Name = Alert.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:A:Alert.sit
- Size: 7K Date: 7/21/91
- Description:
- Alert - This INIT will move the cursor to the default button of the alert.
- It can also center the alert in the screen. A control panel is included to
- configure the INIT. It is system 7 compatible.
-
- Name = Understudy.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:Understudy.sit
- Size: 6K Date: 7/19/91
- Description:
- Understudy - The System 7 Finder (by default) will offer to open a TEXT or
- PICT document with TeachText, if the application that originally created
- the document is unavailable. This mechanism is controlled by a resource in
- the Finder itself, so it is extensible. The Understudy system extension
- provides a convenient way to modify this behavior, without changing the
- Finder. Written by Larry Rosenstein at Apple. Requires ResEdit for
- configuration.
-
- Name = Mini Grinders 1.0.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:M:Mini Grinders 1.0.sit
- Size: 22K Date: 7/07/91
- Description:
- Mini Grinders is a collection of small applications that perform simple
- tasks on files (Lock It! also accepts folders) 1: Lock It! will lock or
- unlock any file dropped on it. 2: GroupInfo will total the physical sizes
- of all files/folders dropped on it 3: Snd2SysBeep is a SND utility which
- allows tailoring sounds to your taste. To use any of the Mini Grinders
- tools, select any file(s) and drag them on top of the application icon so
- that the icon hilites. When the application is hilited, release the mouse
- button. This will launch the application. Mini Grinders will not work
- under System 6. Mini Grinders by Steve Smith & Apple Computer, Inc.
- Instructions included.
-
- Name = Excel 3.0 Startup Fix.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:E:Excel 3.0 Startup Fix.sit
- Size: 4K Date: 7/06/91
- Description:
- Excel 3.0 Startup Fix - Excel 3.0 add-in which sets the default folder to
- the folder containing the first Excel document opened. Works around a bug
- which causes Excel to default to the folder containing the application
- when running System 7.0.
-
- Name = SFComment0.5.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:S:SFComment0.5.sit
- Size: 3K Date: 6/24/91
- Description:
- INIT modifies the standard file dialog to display comments usually seen in
- the Get Info box in the Finder. Mentioned in MacWorld's December issue.
- Allows you to see Get info files. 7.O only.
-
- Name = System7 files by name
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7: System7 files by name
- Size:473K Date: 6/17/91
- Description:
- This is a text file listing of all items in the System 7.0 Tools file
- section of the BBS in a Box CD by name. Use the Edit DA from the AMUG CD
- for full examination of this listing, your favorite word processor or use
- On Location to read it.
-
- Name = System7 files by date
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7: System7 files by date
- Size:473K Date: 6/17/91
- Description:
- This is a text file listing of all items in the System 7.0 Tools file
- section of the BBS in a Box CD by date. Use the Edit DA from the AMUG CD
- for full examination of this listing, your favorite word processor or use
- On Location to read it.
-
- Name = System7.db
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7: System7.db
- Size:457K Date: 6/17/91
- Description:
- This is a tab delineated text file listing of all items in the System 7.0
- tools file section of the BBS in a Box CD in database import form. Use your
- favorite database to import this information into i.e. Works, Panorama,
- FileMaker etc or use On Location.
-
- Name = ZOOMSW11.sit
- Path = AMUG 15:Files:System 7:U-Z:ZOOMSW11.sit
- Size: 19K Date: 5/08/91
- Description:
- ZOOMSW1.1 - ZoomSwitch 1.1 allows you to turn the zoomrects on or off in
- system 7.0. Zoomrects are the zooming squares you get when you open a
- window on the Mac. Turning them off makes the machine speedier. Freeware.
- If you use it, please send me your name and address so I can keep you
- informed of any changes in the program.
-
-