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 Size:111K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 11/93 Cover.pdf - This is the November 1993 cover of Mac Monitor, the
newsletter of the Savannah Macintosh Users Group. You'll need Adobe's
Acrobat Reader to view it.

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 Size:133K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 12/93 (Indy).pdf - This is the December 1993 cover of Mac Monitor, the
newsletter of the Savannah Macintosh Users Group. Check it out. Requires
Adobe's Acrobat Reader to view.

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 Size:157K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 2/94 COVER (WACOM).pdf - This is the cover of the February 1994 edition of
Mac Monitor, The Newsletter of the Savannah Macintosh user group. To open
this file, you must use Adobe Reader. If you don't have the free reader,
contact Adobe.

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 Size: 19K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 2nd Newsletter.pdf - This article is entitled - Recommended Reading - How
'Bouta 2nd MUG Newsletter? asks Phil Russell. It starts off We often exhort
members of other MUGS to subscribe to a second newsletter. Namely, Mouse
Droppings...There are lots of other good newsletters out there, and since
it's difficult for a MUG to successfully make exchange newsletters
available to the membership, here our our recommendations on just a few
worthy newsletters out there. This article requires Adobe Acrobat Reader
to view. Acrobat preserves all of the fonts as well as all of the high
resolution graphics contained in the original files. From Mac Monitor -
the newsletter of The Savannah Macintosh Users Group.

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 Size:633K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 4/94 COVER.pdf - This is the April 1994 cover of Mac Monitor, the
newsletter of the Savannah Macintosh Users Group. It's in color, check it
out! You'll need Adobe's Acrobat Reader to view it.

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 Size:149K         Date:12/22/94
 Description:
 4 Photoshop Books - Attention Photoshoppers, Reviews of Four Recent
Photoshop Books. When a program emerges with the market dominance of
Photoshop, its natural to expect a number of related books to appear, and
this has certainly been the case with Photoshop. In a recent Mac Monitor
we examined the Macworld Photoshop 2.5 Bible (IDG), Visual Quickstart
Guide, The Photoshop Wow Book, Photoshop in Black and White (all from
Peachpit Press), Designer Photoshop (Random House), and related books on
scanning and color separations. Now weve received a whole new crop. The
Best: The Macworld Photoshop 3 Bible (2nd Edition) by Deke McClelland
remains the definitive resource for users of the program.

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 Size:287K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 5-95 Mac Monitor Cover.pdf - This is the beautiful cover of the 5/95 Mac
Monitor, from the Savannah Macintosh Users Group.

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 Size:249K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 7.5 Options-Q.pdf - Installing System 7.5 - Consider your options. On a
whim, I installed 7.5 on a slow Friday. (First I backed up my 7.1 System
Folder in case I changed my mind later.) Updating is a way of life in the
computer world. Ive learned, how-ever, to avoid updating more than one
thing at a time. Makes it easier to assess blame when things dont quite
work out. If you dont opt for the QuickDraw GX and PowerTalk features,
System 7.5 offers more of a facelift than anything. But the changes are
nice, especially for us folks who dont bother much with inter-face
enhancements (there are so many out there!) because we have enough
extensions that are essential that we dont need to go looking for

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 Size:367K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 7 Games.pdf - Seven Shareware Card Games by Glenn Seemann. Dear Santa, All
I want for Christmas are more solitaire games by Glenn Seemann. Why, you
ask? Well, it all started when I downloaded Glenns Shodan from America
Online. It was love at first click. The Japanese-style music and the
nine-tile matching game were soothing after a hard day at work. It was
click, click, click into a serene restful state. After sending in the $15
shareware fee, I was surprised to receive Golf  and Pyramid, new versions
of old computer classics. Now I just want more of these great games and
updated versions, Santa! What is Golf  like? To begin, a tableau of
thirty-five cards is automatically dealt.

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 Size:551K         Date: 4/13/94
 Description:
 AMUG 04/94.pdf - This is the April edition of the AMUG News in Adobe
Acrobat Reader format, containing all fonts and pictures. It contains the
following articles and columns - 4D First - Mike Bromley, Alacrity
Accelerator, AMUG Resources, April '94PresDesk, B & P Apr 94, book
reviews, editorial,from the desktop, Newton News and AMUG Picks, RedShift
Review. All articles, reviews and columns are copyright 1994 The Arizona
Macintosh Users Group. Other non-profit user groups may reprint the
information included provided they give AMUG and the author credits, and
provide a copy of that newsletter to AMUG.

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 Size:1101K         Date: 6/28/94
 Description:
 July 1994.pdf - You'll need Adobe's Acrobat Reader to view AMUG's July 1994
Newsletter - AMUG News. This month's feature stories include - Expert Draw,
Groliers CD Collection, Conflict Catcher and Spin Doctor. Every Month -
Presidents Desk, Editorial, Bookshelf, Bits & Pieces, Specials, Calendar of
Events, News, Helpers, From the desktop, Resources, SrSIG, AMUG Picks,
Training classes and Classified advertising.

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 Size:1408K         Date: 8/01/94
 Description:
 AMUG 08/94.pdf - This is the August Get Info Digest from the Arizona
Macintosh User's Group, in Adobe Acrobat format. Feature stories include -
Persuasion 3.0, Color Forms, The Mac goes to college, Check Writer Pro,
Peachpit Press, Font Notes, Beginners' Corner, Best of... disk list,
Photoshop at Work, Ram Doubler, and monthly columns - President's Desk,
Editorial, Bookshelf, Bits & Pieces, Specials, Calendar of Events, News,
Helpers, From the desktop, Resources, AMUG Picks, Training Classes and
Classified Advertising. Enjoy!

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 Size:571K         Date:10/05/94
 Description:
 AMUGSep1994.pdf - This is the September version of the AMUG News, AMUG's
monthly newsletter. Table of contents - Training Expo Registration,
FreeHand 4.0, Illustrator 5.0/5.5, Comparisons - Freehand vs. Illustrator,
Vendor Auction Contributors, plus the monthly columns - President' desk,
editorial, bookshelf, bits and pieces, stuff, calendar of events, news,
helpers, from the desktop, resources, beginner's corner, training classes,
AMUG Picks and advertising. You'll need Adobe's Acrobat Reader to open and
read!

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 Size:590K         Date:10/05/94
 Description:
 AMUGOct94.pdf - This is the October version of the AMUG News, AMUG's
monthly newsletter. Table of contents - Training Expo Registration, Strata
StudioPro, Pack'em Up, Pack'em In, PowerKey, Vendor Auction Contributors,
plus the monthly columns - President' desk, editorial, bookshelf, bits and
pieces, stuff, calendar of events, news, helpers, from the desktop,
resources, beginner's corner, training classes, AMUG Picks and
advertising. You'll need Adobe's Acrobat Reader to open and read!

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 Size:884K         Date:11/09/94
 Description:
 AMUG 11/94.pdf - This is the November edition of the AMUG News in Adobe
Acrobat Reader format, containing all fonts and pictures. It contains the
following articles and columns - Adobe Streamline 3.0, Intro to System
7.5, Supporting Vendor List, President's Desk, Editorial, Bookshelf, Bits
and Pieces, Stuff, Calendar of Events, News, Helpers, From the Desktop,
Resources, Beginners Corner, SrSIG News, Training Classes, AMUG Picks and
Classified Advertising. You'll need Adobe Acrobat's Viewer to open!

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 Size:893K         Date:12/20/94
 Description:
 AMUG 12/94.pdf - This is the December edition of the AMUG News in Adobe
Acrobat Reader format, containing all fonts and pictures. It contains the
following articles and columns - Adobe Premiere 4.0 byJim Metcalf, An
African Adventure by Jim Thomas, Supporting Vendor List, Presidents Desk,
Editorial, Bookshelf, Bits & Pieces, Stuff, Calendar of Events, News,
Helpers, From the desktop, Resources, Beginners Corner, SrSIG News,
Training classes, AMUG Picks, and Classified advertising. You'll need
Adobe Acrobat's Viewer to open!

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 Size:1369K         Date: 2/01/95
 Description:
 AMUG 95/01.pdf - This is the January edition of the Get Info Digest, a
special AMUG News publication, in Adobe Acrobat Reader format, containing
all fonts and pictures. It contains the following articles and columns -
Adobe Photoshop 3.0, WorkPerfect 3.0, Quark Notes, Totally Complete PDA
CD, Net Surfin, MacEKG, Quark Notes, Modeming an intro, all over the
desktop, Creating Color Separations, DeBabelizer, Cross Pro, Strategic
Conquest, Speel Cheeking, Presidents Desk, Editorial, Bookshelf, Bits &
Pieces, Gold Pages, From the desktop, Resources, Beginners Corner, SrSIG
News, Training classes, 1994 AMUG News Features Index, and Classified
advertising.

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 Size:599K         Date: 2/01/95
 Description:
 AMUG 95/02.pdf - This is the February edition of the AMUG News in Adobe
Acrobat Reader format, containing all fonts and pictures. It contains the
following articles and columns - FoxPro, On the Net, Prince of Persia II,
Presidents Desk, Editorial, Bookshelf, AMUG Picks, Beginners Corner, Bits
& Pieces, Calendar, News Notes, Helpers, Resources, Training classes,
SrSIG News, and Classified advertising.

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 Size:599K         Date: 3/01/95
 Description:
 AMUG 95/03.pdf - This is the March edition of the AMUG News in Adobe
Acrobat Reader format, containing all fonts and pictures. It contains the
following articles and columns - Photoshop, Presidents Desk, Editorial,
Bookshelf, AMUG Picks, Beginners Corner, Bits & Pieces, Calendar, News
Notes, Helpers, Resources, Training classes, SrSIG News, and Classified
advertising.

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 Size:658K         Date: 3/22/95
 Description:
 AMUG 95/04.pdf - This is the 10th Anniversary, April edition of the AMUG
News in Adobe Acrobat Reader format, containing all fonts and pictures. It
contains the following articles and columns - PhotoFusion, Warplanes,
TextureMaker, Memories, myDiskLabeler III, Ethernet vs. Localtak,
Presidents Desk, Editorial, Bookshelf, AMUG Picks, Beginners Corner, Bits
& Pieces, Calendar, News Notes, Helpers, Resources, Training classes,
SrSIG News, and Classified advertising.

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 Size:484K         Date: 5/03/95
 Description:
 AMUG 95/05.pdf - This is the May 95 edition of the AMUG News in Adobe
Acrobat Reader format, containing all fonts and pictures. It contains the
following articles and columns - ClarisDraw, Arrange, Presidents Desk,
Editorial, Bookshelf, AMUG Picks, Beginners Corner, Bits & Pieces,
Calendar, News Notes, Helpers, Resources, Training classes, SrSIG News,
and Classified advertising.

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 Size: 53K         Date:10/19/92
 Description:
 AMUG Raffle - This is a stack that AMUG uses to pick raffle winners by Mike
 O'Boyle. This stack allows you to pick the range and then pick a series of
winners.

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 Size:197K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 AOL Book Review.pdf - AOL Membership Kit & Tour Guide Book Review. Id
wanted to sign on to America Online for a while, but was afraid Id shoot
my credit card to the moon while not knowing what I was doing. So when Jim
held up The Official America Online for Macintosh Membership Kit & Tour
Guide, which came with 20 free hours to try it out, I jumped at the chance
to finally take the plunge. Writing a review was a small price to pay. I
enjoyed reading the book straight through. The style was very friendly, as
most Mac books seem to be; and Tom Lichty (MajorTom online), the author,
was very enthusiastic and seemed knowledgeable about AOL.

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 Size: 37K         Date:12/22/94
 Description:
 AOL Tour Book - America Online Membership Kit and Tour Guide. Id wanted to
 sign on to America Online for a while, but was afraid Id shoot my credit
card to the moon while not knowing what I was doing. So when Jim held up
The Official America Online for Macintosh Membership Kit & Tour Guide,
which came with 20 free hours to try it out, I jumped at the chance to
finally take the plunge. Writing a review was a small price to pay. I
enjoyed reading the book straight through. The style was very friendly, as
most Mac books seem to be; and Tom Lichty (MajorTom online), the author,
was very enthusiastic and seemed knowledgeable about AOL.

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 Size:373K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 ATM 3.8.pdf - Adobe Type Manager 3.8, Power Macintosh Version Finally
Ships. Adobe Type Manager 3.8 is shipping, to the delight of Power
Macintosh users. ATM is the utility which gives high quality display and
printing of PostScript fontsat any size and on any printer. One of the
biggest stumbling blocks for users of the blazingly fast new Macs was the
sluggish performance of older versions of ATM. The Adobe utility had
attained the status of an essential add-on for many Mac users,
particularly those who are dependent on PostScript typefaces, but earli-er
versions ran slowly on the new breed of computers. Adobe has now addresses
that problem by rewriting the utility to be Accelerated for Power

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 Size:336K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 Acrobat 2.0 Article.pdf - Acrobat 2.0 - All of the Benefits of Paper
Without the Chase. The quality and accessibility of paperless documents
has moved up a notch with the release of Adobe Acrobat 2.0. Acrobat
technology had already established itself as the most accurate of the
digital paper formats, and the latest version adds a slew of new features
to the mix: a free Reader, security, and improved navigation. Acrobat
technology allows for the creation and electronic distri-bution of
documents created from any applicationword pro-cessors, page layout
programs, spreadsheets, and databases. Any document that can be printed
can be created in Acrobat format.

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 Size:  7K         Date: 5/24/95
 Description:
 Acrobat 2.0 Review - Adobe Acrobat 2.0 - Moving Towards the Paperless
Office by Matthew Frederick. The advent of the personal computer and
desktop publishing inspired technological pundits to predict wed have no
need for paper documents by the year 1990, [old timers like Alex
Podressoff remember Paper free in 83! Ed] but today there are more paper
documents produced daily than ever before in human history. The theory was
good  easily-accessed, searchable, hypertext-linked documents that consume
no trees and never wear out. Download for more...

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 Size: 36K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Acrobat Review.pdf - The funny thing about this review, is that you have to
 have Acrobat's Reader to read it! The article in entitled Adobe Acrobat -
New Portable Paperless Document. It starts off - The paperlell office
hasn't quiete arrived yet, and there are many people who doubt that it is
imminent. Document portability, however, is an idea whose time has come.
At present, document interchange is a major stumbling block in the
computer world. If you want to view or print a file which was created in
QuarkXPress, you have to have XPress installed on your computer, as well
as all of the font and graphic files that were used to created that
document. Find out more!

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 Size:288K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 AddDepth REVIEW.pdf - addDepth - 3D Bezier Text and Shapes by Ray Dream. At
first glance, Ray Dream's new addDepth program would seem to be almost
identical to Adobe Dimensions. Both are creators and editors of simple 3D
graphics. Both offer quick an deasy perspective effects for illustrators
and designers. Both create Bezier curves which are totally compatible with
Adobe Illustrator and Aldus Freehand. Both will probably be used largely
for text effects, although neither is limited to text shapes. Find out
more! Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader to view.

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 Size:231K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Adobe Dimensions.pdf - Adobe Dimensions - A New Dimension in Graphic
Design. If we are to believe the ads in Macintosh Magazines, 3D art -
especially 3D text - is the coming thing in desing and desktop publishing.
We'll have to wait and see whether this pans out; as of this writing, I
haven't seen much evidence of it in the field of general publications.
Check out this SMUG article and illustrations!

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 Size:211K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 Aether Madness review.pdf - Book Review - Aether Madness An Offbeat Guide
to the Online World, Reviewed by Steven Farmer. Call it a primer if you
must, but Aether Madness is one joy of a book. Its not often that I stay
up past 1 a.m. reading, let alone about computers, but I did after I was
handed a copy to review. About the most succinct description I can come up
with for this merry nugget of wisdom is Computer in a Blender! I dont know
how these two guys found enough non-net time to write a set of pages and I
mean that as a compliment. Every topic heretofore known to man is
discussed in this book. Part vacation-snapshot, part travelogue, this book
is your totally-eclipsed map to the online universe.

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 Size: 85K         Date: 1/16/95
 Description:
 Aether Madness review - Book Review - Aether Madness An Offbeat Guide to
the Online World, Reviewed by Steven Farmer. Call it a primer if you must,
but Aether Madness is one joy of a book. Its not often that I stay up past
1 a.m. reading, let alone about computers, but I did after I was handed a
copy to review. About the most succinct description I can come up with for
this merry nugget of wisdom is Computer in a Blender! I dont know how these
two guys found enough non-net time to write a set of pages and I mean that
as a compliment. Every topic heretofore known to man is discussed in this
book. Part vacation-snapshot, part travelogue, this book is your
totally-eclipsed map to the online universe. In text format.

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 Size: 53K         Date: 2/21/92
 Description:
 This file contains various Apple User Group Logos from the past and present
in different formats.

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 Size:  6K         Date: 4/04/90
 Description:
 Apple User Group Information about user group activities and promotion.

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 Size:238K         Date: 4/15/94
 Description:
 Apr94NL - This is the April 1994 edition of The First Coast Mac, from the
North Florida Macintosh Users Group. It is in a stand-alone application.
Articles Include - Flower Power, Help Lines, AOL DOM, UGMPP, Ram Doubler,
Spectre Supreme, Marvel Screen Posters and Devil in Asterick. Plus, find
out all about the NFMUG - who the president is, when and where the
meetings are, and the BBS number.

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 Size: 75K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Artistry & Borders REV.pdf - ClickArt Artistry & Borders - T/Maker's Newest
 Clip Art Collection. One of the first companies in the Mac market, T/Maker
 has endured as a strong presence, and its ClickArt series has continued to
be a valuable source of clip art. The latest collection Artistry and
Borders, consists of over 325 images, and they are likely to be one of the
handiest and most useful of their offerings. Check out the article, which
includes many samples!

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 Size: 26K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 AutoDoubler-Times2 rev.pdf - AutoDoubler 2.0 and TimesTwo - The Compression
Wars Continue. If there is one subject that Mac users disagree on more than
any other, it is authomatic data compression - so much so that a recent
issue of MacWeek devoted a major story to the topic. Some professionals
won't touch it with a ten-foot SCSI cable, and others can't live without
it. Find out what SMUG says about it!

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 Size:  6K         Date: 5/24/95
 Description:
 B & P Jun95 - Bits & Pieces. by Dorman Bullard. Where Did Your Alarm Clock
DA Go? If you did a clean install of System 7.5, you be wondering where
your Alarm Clock DA went. Well, it is not included with System 7.5. If you
did an Easy install of System 7.5, then it will remain available
untouched. If you did a clean install and want your alarm clock back, you
will have to get it from the original System 7 disks (or from a friend who
has it installed). Then you can put it in the Apple Menu Items folder
manually. Download for much more...

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 Size:  3K         Date: 5/24/95
 Description:
 Beginners Corner 6/95 - Beginner's Corner, by Charles Downs. Installing New
 Software, The Dreaded Extension Conflict. I violated my own rule the other
day. I tried to install new software without first turning off my
extensions and control panels. The software was on three 800K disks. After
the installer read the first disk, it asked for the second, and when I put
it in the drive, the installer asked for disk number one. I stuck disk one
in, and it asked for disk two. I was caught in an endless cycle of disk
one, disk two, disk one, disk two. Download for more info...

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 Size: 36K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Boss Fonts & Icons rev.pdf - This is a book review of two new books from
Peachpit Press - How to Boss Your Fonts Around and Icons for the Masses.
How To Boss Your Fonts Around is Robin Williams' latest, and it is
destined to become another standard in the fieldanother must-have book.
All your questions have been asked here, and the answers are given in
typical Robin Williams style - straightforward, non-technical talk with a
dash of warmth and humorthe qualities that have characterized all of her
books. Icons for the Masses - Miniature Masterpieces for Macintosh by
David Lai. Icons for the Masses is pure fun. Icons are a major part of
what makes the Mac so entertainingespecially with System 7s abilities!

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 Size: 23K         Date: 2/21/92
 Description:
 This is a sample of a users' group by-laws, mainly ours. You are free to do
whatever you want with it, including issue much-needed by-laws for your own
group. Enjoy. Sincerely yours, Brian M. Drier, Vice-President/Program
Director Racine-Kenosha (WI) Macintosh Users' Group, Inc. Use Disk Doubler
3.1 to expand.

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 Size:  4K         Date: 6/14/94
 Description:
 CMQ Info - The Club Macintosh de Quebec is a Mac-only user group located in
 the region of Quebec City, 120 miles east of Montreal, in the province of
Qubec. Founded early in 1985, the CMQ is now the largest user group in
Canada, and the largest french-speaking one in the world. To please its
more than 2200 members (and counting!), the CMQ has to offer, like all
major user groups, a lot of activities and services. Heres a sampling of
what the CMQ offers to its members - monthly meetings; weekly training
sessions; weekly Q&A sessions; monthly SIGs in the areas of programming,
HyperCard, business, graphic arts; special Saturday mornings for kids;
monthly one-day seminars on a software product; and much more!!

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 Size: 12K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Calc.Const.Set Review - Calculator Construction Set - Do-It-Yourself
Calculators. Dubl-Clicks Calculator Construction Set has been around for
awhile and is now in version 2. It has been described as nerd heaven
because of its exhaustive features and its popularity with the pocket
protector crowd. Simply put, the Calculator Construction Set provides all
the tools necessary to create virtually any calculator you can dream up,
from a simple four-function device to a fully programmable scientific
calculator with paper tape display. Hiding all the power is the simplicity
of a drag-and-drop interface. Find out more by reading this plain text
file.

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 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Georgia:SMUG:Acrobat:Calc.Const.Set.pdf.sit
 Size: 43K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Calc.Const.Set.pdf - Calculator Construction Set - Do it yourself
calculation. Dubl-Clicks Calculator Construction Set has been around for
awhile and is now in version 2. It has been described as nerd heaven
because of its exhaustive features and its popularity with the pocket
protector crowd. Simply put, the Calculator Construction Set provides all
the tools necessary to create virtually any calculator you can dream up,
from a simple four-function device to a fully pro- grammable scientific
calculator with paper tape display. This requires Adobe's Acrobat Reader
to view.

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 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:CMQ:Catalogue (94-06).sit
 Size:433K         Date: 6/24/94
 Description:
 Catalogue (94/06) - Pour rendre utilisable le contenu de cette disquette,
double-cliquez sur le fichier appel Catalogue.sea, cliquez ensuite sur le
bouton Continue. Dans la bote de dialogue qui apparat alors, cliquez sur
le bouton Bureau, et ensuite Enregistrer. Les piles HyperCard formant
le catalogue MacLib seront alors places sur votre bureau. Les quatre
documents de cette disquette sont des piles HyperCard. Pour les utiliser,
vous devez installer HyperCard sur votre disque rigide, si ce nest pas dj
fait. Lors de la livraison de votre Mac (ou votre concessionnaire) devrait
avoir install HyperCard (ou HyperCard Player). La version 2.1 de HyperCard
est ncessaire pour utiliser ces piles.

 Name  =  Character tips.Word.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:California:MacValley Voice:Character tips.Word.sit
 Size:  4K         Date: 9/23/94
 Description:
 Character tips.Word - This still ain't no typewriter, folks. Are you
talkin' to me? You bet I'm talkin' to you. So listen up and do what I tell
you or you'll be on the streets driving a taxi instead of using a Mac. The
Mac is not a typewriternever has been! This is something even well
educated professionals can't seem to understandor aren't willing to
acknowledge. You, all Mac users, are assigned to read The Mac Is Not A
Typewriter by Robin Williams. It's from Peachpit Press. Includes some
things you should start doing now. From Tom Pitts, copyright 1994
MacValley Voice, newsletter of the MacValley Users Group, Burbank, CA. In
Microsoft Word format.

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 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Georgia:SMUG:Acrobat:ClarisDraw Review.pdf.sit
 Size:626K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 ClarisDraw Review.pdf - ClarisDraw A Basic Macintosh Drawing Package. Weve
 come a long way from good ol MacDraw! The chain of upgrades to the Claris
drawing pro-gram has lead through MacDraw II, MacDraw Pro, and has now
reached ClarisDraw (named so as to be platform neutralcant run MacDraw on
Windows, can you?). The result is vintage Claris a good basic feature set
that is smoothly imple-mented but perhaps not leading edge. The Old Stuff
- Most of the new program is easily recognized by users of the old. The
basic stuff is all here for a drawing programarcs, ovals, rectangles,
lines, poly-gons, and text.

 Name  =  ClarisDraw Review.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Georgia:SMUG:Text Files:ClarisDraw Review.sit
 Size: 43K         Date:12/22/94
 Description:
 ClarisDraw Review - ClarisDraw A Basic Macintosh Drawing Package. Weve come
a long way from good ol MacDraw! The chain of upgrades to the Claris
drawing pro-gram has lead through MacDraw II, MacDraw Pro, and has now
reached ClarisDraw (named so as to be platform neutralcant run MacDraw on
Windows, can you?). The result is vintage Claris a good basic feature set
that is smoothly imple-mented but perhaps not leading edge. The Old Stuff
- Most of the new program is easily recognized by users of the old. The
basic stuff is all here for a drawing programarcs, ovals, rectangles,
lines, poly-gons, and text.

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 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Georgia:SMUG:Acrobat:ClickBook-N-L Desktop.pdf.sit
 Size:195K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 ClickBook-N-L Desktop.pdf - Book Reviews - Newsletters from the Desktop,
2nd Edition. The total number of newsletters being publishedbig and small,
local, national, and internationalis estimated by many experts to be in
excess of 100,000. So say the authors of Newsletters from the Desktop, a
book that has been around for a while, and one which has a deserved
reputation for clarifying a complex topic. The first edition was written
by Roger C. Parker, and this second edition was put together by Joe
Grossmann and David Doty. Both of these men are closely associated with
The Page, itself a respected newsletter for both the novice and the expert
desktop publisher.

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 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:CMQ:Club Mac de Quebec.sit
 Size:115K         Date: 6/24/94
 Description:
 Club Mac de Qubec - Vous trouverez sur cette disquette une pile HyperCard
cre par des membres du Club Macintosh de Qubec pour les membres du Club
Macintosh de Qubec. Il sagit de Info-CMQ, une pile informative. The
HyperCard stack and documentation are all in French!

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 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Arizona:AMUG:Consignment Form.sit
 Size: 26K         Date: 2/21/92
 Description:
 This is the consignment form used by AMUG for Disk sales. Other User Groups
may find it helpful as a template. In PageMaker format.

 Name  =  Crystal Crazy.pdf.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Georgia:SMUG:Acrobat:Crystal Crazy.pdf.sit
 Size: 54K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Crystal Crazy.pdf - I admit I initially got hooked on Crystal Crazy because
of the loony sound effects. I found myself endlessly playing the game
simply for the reward of hearing my Mac utter obscene squelching noises at
the end of each level. I began to master the game with the hopes of
increasing my bonus time to prolong the squelching noise. At some
primitive level of being, I was amused. Ive matured after playing the game
for a month, and I can honestly say that Im now equally addicted to the
games adrenaline action. Playing Crystal Crazy allows you to do all the
things Mom warned you not to - smash household items, fire heavy weapons,
and blow up things. Read more about this great Casady and Greene game!

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 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Georgia:SMUG:Text Files:Disney Review.sit
 Size: 29K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Disney Review - Even though they take up a lot of room on my hard drive, I
really enjoy screen savers. Not only do they prevent burn-in, they are just
plain fun. The Disney Collection is Berkeley Systems' latest addition to
its After Dark series. Those of you with children (or grandchildren, as in
my case) will probably especially like the distraction it provides kids.
Ive found it to be as entertaining as Star Trek - The Screen Saver. The
collection includes16 Disney offeringsfrom 101 Dalmations to The Little
Mermaid. Some of my favorites are Digital Inkwell, which contains a tool
palette, a menu bar, and Mickey Mouse. This review from MacMonitor is in
text format.

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 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Georgia:SMUG:Acrobat:Disney Review.pdf.sit
 Size: 48K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Disney Review.pdf - Even though they take up a lot of room on my hard
drive, I really enjoy screen savers. Not only do they prevent burn-in,
they are just plain fun. The Disney Collection is Berkeley Systems latest
addition to its After Dark series. Those of you with children (or
grandchildren, as in my case) will probably especially like the
distraction it provides kids. Ive found it to be as entertaining as Star
Trek- The Screen Saver. The collection includes 16 Disney offeringsfrom
101 Dalmations to The Little Mermaid. Some of my favorites are Digital
Inkwell, which contains a tool palette, a menu bar, and Mickey Mouse.
Mickey interacts with the objects drawn with the palettes pencil...

 Name  =  DoorPrize.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:DoorPrize.sit
 Size: 13K         Date: 7/23/92
 Description:
 DoorPrize - is a copy of the Apple Dayton door prize picker application.

 Name  =  Drive Tech-Q.pdf.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Georgia:SMUG:Acrobat:Drive Tech-Q.pdf.sit
 Size:103K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Drive Tech-Q.pdf - Drive Tech - Floppy drive diagnostics for the home. Can
you tell if your floppy disk drive is working properly? It can be pretty
obvious if you are having trouble reading or writing your own disks. But
there are subtle things that can go wrong too, such as read/write head
misalignment. Since you are writing your own disks with the head
misaligned, you can read them with the same misalignment; but you may not
be able to read a disk written with the heads in proper alignment. Some
believe that periodic head cleaning is as important in a floppy disk drive
as with an audio tape recorder. A solution to these problems is Drive Tech
from Micromat Computer Systems. Find out more.

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 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Georgia:SMUG:Text Files:E-mail guide.text.sit
 Size:  5K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 E-mail guide.text - Book Review - Internet E-Mail Quick Tour by Steven
Farmer. Can you e-mail it to me? is getting to be a popular question at
most companies these days. If youre contemplating getting on the
Internetor already have an account and just need some pointers on how to
use e-mail to your best advantageyou might consider purchasing Internet
E-Mail Quick Tour by Ted Alspach. Though marketed to beginnersAlspachs
book details numerous ways to send, receive, and manage your messages
online that intermediate and even veteran e-mail users might find useful.
In MacWrite format.

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 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Georgia:SMUG:Text Files:Excel-MUNI.sit
 Size:  7K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Excel/MUNI - Faced with increased income taxes, some people are turning to
tax-free municipal bonds. Even if the tax increases are not affecting you,
theres always a chance that your rich aunt Ethel, who never had children of
her own, may leave you a sizable portion of the vast estate she has
amassed. (Its easier to amass sizable estates when you dont have children
in college.) Or, you may hit the Georgia lottery for a few million. So, in
case some- thing like this does happen, you may want to turn to tax-free
investments, and this article will take a look at how to use a spreadsheet
to calculate the income from a bond purchase. From Mac Monitor.

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 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Georgia:SMUG:Acrobat:Excel-Muni.pdf.sit
 Size: 21K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Excel-Muni.pdf - Excel Worksheet for Muni Bonds - Measuring Investments in
Municipal Bonds. Faced with increased income taxes, some people are turn-
ing to tax-free municipal bonds. Even if the tax increases are not
affecting you, theres always a chance that your rich aunt Ethel, who never
had children of her own, may leave you a sizable portion of the vast
estate she has amassed. (Its easier to amass sizable estates when you dont
have children in college.) Or, you may hit the Georgia lottery for a few
million. So, in case something like this does happen, you may want to turn
to tax-free investments, and this article will take a look at how to use a
spreadsheet to calculate the income from a bond purchase.

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 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Georgia:SMUG:Acrobat:Excel Template.pdf.sit
 Size: 29K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Excel Template.pdf - Excel Template II - Tracking Investments in Common
Stock. In the March 1991 issue of Mac Monitor I wrote an article
describing a formula in Excel for looking at the capital gain in common
stocks as if it were expressed as interest earned on a cash investment. I
know that those of you who were fortunate enough to have read the article
will, without a doubt, remember the details, but for those of you who were
not this blessed, let me briefly review what we were trying to do. Imagine
that we are sitting around on a rainy day because the weather is too
miserable for us to go out, and we begin wondering whether we should keep
our common stock investments or put the money in a Money Market

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 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Georgia:SMUG:Acrobat:Expert Sets.pdf.sit
 Size:337K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Expert Sets.pdf - Expert Font Sets - Your Next Direction in Typography? I
recently read that there are more people setting type on computers today
than could read six hundred years ago when movable type came into being.
This fact seems staggering until one realizes that the revolution in
digital page composition includes many people who believe they are
typesetting their memos and correspon- dence simply because they have
access to actual typefaces and styles. For the most part, these
individuals bring little more typographic awareness to the job than their
earlier counterparts working on a typewriter. Find out more...

 Name  =  File Busy article.pdf.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Georgia:SMUG:Acrobat:File Busy article.pdf.sit
 Size: 35K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 File Busy article.pdf - Novice Corner - The Dreaded Busy or Missing
Application Alert. The Problem and How to Deal With It - We all have run
into it at one time or another. And no one likes it when they do. What is
this frequent Finder irritant? It is none other than the dreaded alert
announcing that the file you just double-clicked could not be opened
because the application is busy or missing. Well, that alert is not the
end of the world or the end of the road. There are many ways to skin a cat
and many ways to open files whose applications cant be found by the Finder.

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 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Georgia:SMUG:Acrobat:FreeHand 5 - more.pdf.sit
 Size:259K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 FreeHand 5 - more.pdf - More on FreeHand 5, Rave reviews from across the
country. Mac Monitor ran an article on FreeHand 5 several issues back.
Recently, other publications have been publishing rave reviews on the
program. Here are a few excerpts - I have been using it, hard, for about a
month now, and I really cant find the words to tell you how good it is.
All those great improvements in version 4.0 were just hintsFreeHand 5.0 is
like silk. And fast! Geeze!I was so surprised at how fast version 5.0
seemed that I loaded it lite on a Mac II just to check my feelings, and it
even runs fast on the pokey little Mac II! If you are on a Power Mac, were
talking real time.

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 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Georgia:SMUG:Acrobat:FreeHand Review Excerp.pdf.sit
 Size:392K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 FreeHand Review Excerp.pdf - Aldus Freehand 4.0 Flies High. The two leading
illustration programs, Adobe Illustrator and Aldus FreeHand, have both seen
major new releases within recent months. Both new versions have offered big
advances over their previous versions, and each has continued the tradition
of leapfrogging the other. Adobe Illustrator 5.0 added features that
FreeHand users have been enjoying for years. FreeHands traditional
weakness was in its text features, but the new FreeHand 4.0 has introduced
majoreven surprising improvements in this area. The reviews of FreeHand
are piling up now. We present the following excerpts from national media -
MacWeek gives Freehand 4.0 five stars...

 Name  =  GAMUG 95-03 News.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Missouri:GAMUG 95-03 News.sit
 Size: 45K         Date: 4/13/95
 Description:
 GAMUG News 95/03 - The March 95 edition of mac DIALOGUE. Table of Contents
- What's happening, Monthly Events, Notes from the President, Mac Helpers,
Officers, Ultra Link, Neophytes Byte, The 9 Types of Bosses and more! From
GAMUG, the Gateway Area Macintosh Users Group. In stand alone DocMaker form
at.

 Name  =  GAMUG 95-03.pdf.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Missouri:GAMUG 95-03.pdf.sit
 Size:825K         Date: 4/13/95
 Description:
 GAMUG PDF 95/03 - The March 95 edition of mac DIALOGUE. Table of Contents -
What's happening, Monthly Events, Notes from the President, Mac Helpers,
Officers, Ultra Link, Neophytes Byte, The 9 Types of Bosses and more! From
GAMUG, the Gateway Area Macintosh Users Group. In Adobe Acrobat format.

 Name  =  GAMUG 95-04 News.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Missouri:GAMUG 95-04 News.sit
 Size: 44K         Date: 4/13/95
 Description:
 GAMUG News 95/04 - The April 95 edition of mac DIALOGUE. Table of Contents
- Coming Events, Monthly Schedule, Presidents Letter, Special Interest
Group Topics, GAMUG Officers Mac Helpers, System 7.5 Update 1.0, Games,
Games & More Games, Apple Seminars March-May, Advertising, KeyFinder,
Fleming Printing, IPC Printing, CWW Computer, and Kinkos of Missouri. From
GAMUG, the Gateway Area Macintosh Users Group. In DocMaker stand alone
format.

 Name  =  GAMUG 95-04.pdf.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Missouri:GAMUG 95-04.pdf.sit
 Size:667K         Date: 4/13/95
 Description:
 GAMUG PDF 95/04 - The April 95 edition of mac DIALOGUE. Table of Contents -
Coming Events, Monthly Schedule, Presidents Letter, Special Interest Group
Topics, GAMUG Officers Mac Helpers, System 7.5 Update 1.0, Games, Games &
More Games, Apple Seminars March-May, Advertising, KeyFinder, Fleming
Printing, IPC Printing, CWW Computer, and Kinkos of Missouri. Requires
Adobe's Acrobat Reader. From GAMUG, the Gateway Area Macintosh Users Group.

 Name  =  GAMUG 95-05 News.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Missouri:GAMUG 95-05 News.sit
 Size: 54K         Date: 5/08/95
 Description:
 GAMUG News 95/05 - The May 95 edition of mac DIALOGUE. Table of Contents -
What's happening, Monthly Events, Notes from the President, Mac Helpers,
Officers, Ultra Link, Seminars at Apple Market Center, UGC, Price
Reduction, Info Highway, Review - Adobe Type on Call, News from the
Editor, Writers Wanted, Apple 600 Quad Speed CD, Apple Direct Service on
eWorld, PB 150 Price Reduction, Apple Server for the WWW, Educator's
workshops from Apple, Internet for Educators, New News on the QuickTake
150, Advertisers and Membership form. From GAMUG, the Gateway Area
Macintosh Users Group. In DocMaker stand alone format.

 Name  =  GAMUG 95-05.pdf.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Missouri:GAMUG 95-05.pdf.sit
 Size:763K         Date: 6/09/95
 Description:
 GAMUG 95/05 PDF - The May 95 edition of mac DIALOGUE. Table of Contents -
What's happening, Monthly Events, Notes from the President, Mac Helpers,
Officers, Ultra Link, Seminars at Apple Market Center, UGC, Price
Reduction, Info Highway, Review - Adobe Type on Call, News from the
Editor, Writers Wanted, Apple 600 Quad Speed CD, Apple Direct Service on
eWorld, PB 150 Price Reduction, Apple Server for the WWW, Educator's
workshops from Apple, Internet for Educators, New News on the QuickTake
150, Advertisers and Membership form. From GAMUG, the Gateway Area
Macintosh Users Group. In Adobe Acrobat format.

 Name  =  GAMUG 95-06 News.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Missouri:GAMUG 95-06 News.sit
 Size:118K         Date: 6/10/95
 Description:
 GAMUG 95/06 News - The June 95 edition of mac DIALOGUE. Table of Contents -
Thanks Adobe, Ramblings, Coming Events, Special Interest Groups, GAMUG
Info, Mac Helpers, Info Hiway, INITS, The System Heap, and You 2,
Newsletter Updates and more! From GAMUG, the Gateway Area Macintosh Users
Group. In DocMaker stand alone format.

 Name  =  GAMUG 95-06.pdf.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Missouri:GAMUG 95-06.pdf.sit
 Size:809K         Date: 6/10/95
 Description:
 GAMUG 95/06.pdf - The June 95 edition of mac DIALOGUE. Table of Contents -
Thanks Adobe, Ramblings, Coming Events, Special Interest Groups, GAMUG
Info, Mac Helpers, Info Hiway, INITS, The System Heap, and You 2,
Newsletter Updates and more! From GAMUG, the Gateway Area Macintosh Users
Group. In Adobe Acrobat format.

 Name  =  GX article.pdf.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Georgia:SMUG:Acrobat:GX article.pdf.sit
 Size:305K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 GX article.pdf - QuickDraw GX - Preliminary Practical Primer to Apples New
Printing Technology. QuickDraw GX comes with Apples recently released
System 7.5. GX isnt for everyone and requires more RAM than many Macs have
to spare. Heres the lowdownto run QuickDraw GX you need - System 7.1 or
late, 68020-based Macintosh or newer (including the Power Macs),
Approximately 1.7 mb of ram that you can dedicate to QuickDraw GX, 400K
ram that you can dedicate to Adobe Type Manager GX (only if you use ATM
GX), A GX printer driver for your printer. QuickDraw GX comes with drivers
for StyleWriters (no Color StyleWriter), ImageWriters, and various
LaserWriters.

 Name  =  General Control Panel.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:California:MacValley Voice:General Control Panel.sit
 Size: 66K         Date: 3/27/94
 Description:
 General Control Panel - Some things are so simple we never really look into
 them fully. Kurt Vonneguts works are like thatfun and easy to read. Yet
they have an incredible wealth of meaning and truth beneath the surface for
those who are willing to take note. The Mac is a lot like that. Its so
deceptively easy to use many folks never investigate the full potential of
some of its very basic operations. The General Control Panel is a good
example of this. Yes, Im seriousthe General Control Panel of all things!
This article is copyright  1994 MacValley Voice Burbank CA.

 Name  =  Getting More.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Arizona:AMUG:Getting More.sit
 Size:  5K         Date: 5/24/95
 Description:
 Getting More - Getting More Out of PostScript Clip Art Images. By Jim
Thomas 6/94 Weve all had a project where clip art saved the day! A
situation where either time or money didnt allow the creation of an
original piece of art to illustrate our story and we turned to that solid
source of solutions: Clip Art. Today, this option also comes, of course,
on disks, as digital stock art. One can find huge collections of borders,
illustrations and backgrounds, even stock photos, on various digital media
for our unlimited use in publications. Down load for more info.

 Name  =  Graphic Edge.pdf.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Georgia:SMUG:Acrobat:Graphic Edge.pdf.sit
 Size:242K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 Graphic Edge.pdf - The Graphic Edge - The Exploration of Experimental
Graphic Design. The Graphic Edge is a landmark of contemporary graphic
design, examining recent trends in the field, and recording a new
sensibility. A short (10-page) essay serves as an introduction and
suggests four cate-gories that might help to clarify dif-ferent
perspectives - Cool, compositional frameworks that are open and
uncluttered, with lots of white space, and simple, bold graphics. Layered,
in which typographic and graphic elements are densely woven together.
Conceptual - somewhat similar to the Cool approach, but more per-sonal,
and at times enigmatic. Raw, less cerebral, with rough edges and high

 Name  =  Group Pit.pdf.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Georgia:SMUG:Acrobat:Group Pit.pdf.sit
 Size:110K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 Group Pit.pdf - Turkey Shoot, PageMaker Group Pit Command. Im not one to
 slam a program I use on a daily basis, but the Aldus Addition in Pagemaker
 5.0a otherwise known as PS Group It sucks! It doesnt even work half the
 time, and when it does, God knows WHAT it will group. It groups items that
arent selected, items that are off the page, and it cannot group items that
should plainly fit on the page when grouped, instead of saying items when
grouped will not fit on page, etc. I tried grouping a logo to a box with
no fill and a white rule (the box being about 1 x 3) and the grouping
resulted in a box about 7 x 14. At least I was able to use the cropping
tool to fix it. Its been my experience that PS Group It never does the

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 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:GuideWay 1.16 Demo.sit
 Size:182K         Date: 5/14/95
 Description:
 GuideWay 1.16 Demo - GuideWay II was developed as universal resource tool
for use by Macintosh User Group members. It allows members to find answers
to their problems by utilizing the abilities of other members in their
group. The benefits of this are obvious since not only does the user have
access to a full list of applications (hardware and software) which are
linked to any member, they also have the phone numbers and special
comments regarding any member they want to communicate with. In order to
obtain the maximum benefit from GuideWay II, it is suggested that you
periodically update your copy of both GuideWay II (in the event that it
has been updated) and the GuideWay II data file for your user group.

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 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Texas:HAAUG:HAAUG InfoStack.sit
 Size:358K         Date: 9/12/92
 Description:
 HAAUG InfoStack - This is a stack of information about the Houston Area
Apple Users Group. It contains HAAUG information, graphics, and sounds.
It's around 406k compacted. I think you'll find it interesting and well
done. The names and phone numbers of club officers and experts has been
deleted. These items are benefits of HAAUG membership. A stack complete
with name/numbers is available to all HAAUG members.

 Name  =  HP MUG Disk.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:HP MUG Disk.sit
 Size: 67K         Date: 6/07/95
 Description:
 HP MUG Disk - Contains Press Releases about LaserJet Printers from Hewlett
Packard for Mac User Group members. Includes info about HP's Cash In &
Trade Up Promotion, Operation Camouflage, and HP LaserJet Printers.

 Name  =  HoHMUG News 95-03.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:New York:HoHMUG:HoHMUG News 95-03.sit
 Size:111K         Date: 3/02/95
 Description:
 HoHMUG Newsletter 95/03 - Here it is! The newest HoHMUG Newsletter. General
Meeting - Tuesday, March 21, 6:00-9:00 PM Hillside Elementary School.
Contains - General HoHMUG info, March Tips & Info - Installing System
Software, Microsoft Word 6.0, FYI, After Dark 3.0 Tip, and more, UGC Apple
Info, More Apple Info, Shareware Info and lots more! Don't miss out!

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 Description:
 HoHMUG Newsletter 11/94 - Contains the November 1994 Newsletter from HoHMUG
 (Hastings on Hudson Mac Users Group) in DocMaker format. Contents include
articles on - Will Apple Be Bought Out? Will Apple go into partnership with
 IBM and/or Motorola? Includes Special offers on lots of products, and the
latest info from HoHMUG.

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 Size:205K         Date: 4/11/95
 Description:
 HoHMUG 95/04 - This contains the 4/95 Newsletter, HoHMUG Download list 4/95
and Apple Info 4/95. Don't miss it! All are in stand alone doc maker forma
t.

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 Size: 84K         Date: 1/09/95
 Description:
 HoHMUG Newsletter 12/94 EE - Elementary Edition, December 1994 Volume 3
#12. From HastingsonHudson Macintosh User Group (HoHMUG). Find out about
the December meeting, winter warning, saturday hours, new services,
getting this newsletter via email, BBS, more news, latest software
downloads and updates, demos, User Group Connection special offers, and
more!

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 Size:205K         Date: 5/03/95
 Description:
 HoHMUG News 95/05 - This contains the 5/95 Newsletter, and MacShareware
Catalog. Don't miss it! All are in stand alone doc maker format.

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 Size:387K         Date: 6/07/95
 Description:
 HoHMUG News 95/06 - This contains the 6/95 Newsletter, Conflict Catcher 3.0
 Review EE, and Glider Pro Review EE. Don't miss it! All are in stand alone
doc maker format.

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 Description:
 HoHMUG Newsletter 10/944 EE - This is the Elementary edition of the HoHMUG
Newsletter. Contents - Special Offers, New Services, Meeting info,
Telecommunications for the beginner, Font Previews, User Group Specials
and Info.

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 Size:339K         Date: 2/06/95
 Description:
 HoHMUG Newsletter 1-2/95 EE - Elementary Edition, January and February
newsletter, Volume 4 From HastingsonHudson Macintosh User Group (HoHMUG).
Find out about the meetings, User Group News, Members Forum, More News,
Special Offers, Software Editorial, and Apple Press Releases. Find out
more!

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 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Mugs:Georgia:SMUG:Acrobat:Hot Metal Type.pdf.sit
 Size:316K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 Hot Metal Type.pdf - Discovery - Hot Metal Type, A New Face on the
Shareware Scene. While Ive been an artist most of my life, type design is
a new habit. Ive been making fonts for about five months, but I consider
myself an artist first, a writer second, and then  maybe  a type designer,
and an undisciplined one at that. Making fonts is guerilla warfare. I make
them as quick as I can  if it takes longer than a night, its a lie  and
then blast them into cyberspace, sit back, and see what happens.
Spontaneity is crucial. I use several different software programs:
Photoshop, Illustrator (though I prefer FreeHand  a long story),
Streamline and, of course, Fontographer. Those Altsys guys and gals...

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 Size:  2K         Date: 3/26/90
 Description:
 Directions from Apple Computer on how to register your User Group in teach
text format.

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 Size: 21K         Date: 1/21/95
 Description:
 HyperCard Review - HyperCard 2.2, Calling Bill Goodman reviewed by Jeremy
Roush. HyperCard represents a unique approach to multimedia. Using an index
card metaphor, you create fields of information, graphics, sound, and video
that can be navigated with the use of buttons that link information on
different cards. These groups of cards are called stacks. HyperCard uses a
powerful, high-level (very English-like) programming language called
HyperTalk to script responses to user actions. With the 2.2 release of
HyperCard, Apple has addressed the serious weaknesses of HyperCard - the
lack of color and animation tools.

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 Size: 88K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 IF Cover December 93.pdf - Twisted Cables - Ramblings from the Editor.
Robin Williams' visit to SCAD was the highlight of recent months for Mac
aficionados. Her workshops during the afternoon were inspiring, and her
talk that evening was an uproariously funny look at how the computer can
affect our social and psychological lives. Gene Thomas of A.I.S. computers
introduced Robin. Weve had exciting news from Adobe about Acrobat
(reviewed in this issue). The Acrobat family of products is likely to
revolutionize the way computer users store their data and share it with
other users. Sources at Adobe have told us that the Acrobat Reader will be
licensed to user groups.

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 Description:
 Image Pack Review.text - Incredible Image Pack - Over 2,000 Images from
T/Maker ClickArt. When you think about clip art for the Macintosh, youre
likely to think first of T/Maker, the company who brought us the numerous
and varied ClickArt series. T/Maker was one of the first companies to
support the Mac platform in its infancy, and it has continued to serve as
a primary source for quality images for use in electronic documents. Now
T/Maker has introduced the ClickArt Incredible Image Pak, a whopping
collection of over 2,000 EPS images in many different categories. In
addition to all of the graphic files, there are some special items
included, which well discuss later.

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 Size: 53K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Image Pak-Q.pdf - Incredible Image Pack - Over 2,000 Images from T/Maker
ClickArt. When you think about clip art for the Macintosh, youre likely to
think first of T/Maker, the company who brought us the numerous and varied
ClickArt series. T/Maker was one of the first companies to support the Mac
platform in its infancy, and it has continued to serve as a primary source
for quality images for use in electronic documents. Now T/Maker has
introduced the ClickArt Incredible Image Pak, a whopping collection of
over 2,000 EPS images in many different categories. In addition to all of
the graphic files, there are some special items included, which well
discuss later. Art work is shown in the document.

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 Size: 58K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Indy Review.pdf - The Fate of Atlantis - Indiana Jones on a screen very
near you. The brown fedora, the bullwhip, adventure, and action-packed
plots are all telltale elements of the now classic Indiana Jones movies.
If youre despairing over the end of the saga, fear not; LucasArts has
created a nifty interactive Mac game starring the infamous Dr. Jones.
Indys not searching for the Ark of the Covenant or the Holy Grail in this
adventure; hes after the lost city of Atlantis. Atlantis? Ill bet youre
thinking that there is no Atlantis. Well, thats yet another definitive
characteristic of a Jones story- the world-wise archaeologist who scoffs
at such nonsense quickly learns to change his mind as hes thrown...

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 Size:103K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Jag Review.pdf - Jag II - The Jaggies are gone. Theres a lot of good clip
art out there in 72 dots-per-inch format. It worked well on our old 72 dpi
ImageWriters, but weve become somewhat snobbish now that there are
relatively inexpensive printers available that use resoultions of 300 dpi
and above. Sure, there are tricks that you can use to get those old Paint
files to look good on higher resolution printers. By reducing the size of
a given graphic in a word processor or a page layout program, it appeared
to get higher in resolution as it got smaller in scale. There are even
magic scaling amounts that can get the best results. Find our how Jag
works to help you out!

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 Size:572K         Date: 2/21/92
 Description:
 Just add Water ... Apple Computers User Group connection book an how to
form a User Group in RSG 4.5 format with Text and Picts.

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 Size:248K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 Kid's World.pdf - Do-It-Yourself Screensavers, Kids World by Bit Jugglers.
Q: Tell me about that new program youre fiddling with in the middle of the
 night. A: What words can be used to describe Kids World by Bit Jugglers?:
enthralling, delightful, fun, colorful, original, unique, individual Q:
Well, what does it have that keeps you up so late? A: Its a personal
screen saver with eight backgrounds, 224 stamps, and painting tools. My
choices to create from are farm world, space world, back yard world,
camping world, dinosaur world, haunted world, wild west world, and a
do-it-yourself back-ground. Find out more!

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 Size:169K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 Kwik Invoicer.pdf - KwikInvoicer 1.5, Give Up Your Calculator! If you are
looking for an invoicing program that is easy, youve just found it. In
fact, its really EZ. As soon as I opened it, it was ready to use. All I
had to do was key in our company infor-mation, and the rest is history. If
you hate math (and I do) this will make your job easier. It will do
automatic calculations and add sales tax. I also like the feature that
allows you to record hid-den notes that the customer will never see.
Invisible buttons are set to automatically fill in the date for you. There
is also a convenient palette for marking invoices for printing.

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 Size: 39K         Date: 3/09/92
 Description:
 Lamg Infopack - If you use a Macintosh, and live in the Greater Los Angeles
Area, you ought to know about the Los Angeles Macintosh Group - Southern
California's largest Macintosh User Group (2700+ members at last count)
General Meetings, a Monthly Magazine, access to our multi-line BBS, SIG's,
Special User Group Prices (like Word 5.0 for $99 and Lotus 1-2-3 for $49)
all can be yours if you're a member of the LAMG. If you want to know more
about the Los Angeles Macintosh Group, simply download this Information
Package which will explain all about this MUG.

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 Size: 47K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 LittleMacBook and more.pdf - Books and Reviews - Five new books from
PeachPit Press. Reviews of The Little Mac Book-Third Edition, and 4
Macintosh Bible Guides - The Macintosh Bible Guide to Excel 4,$15 The
Macintosh Bible Guide to FileMaker Pro, 2nd Edition,$22 The Macintosh
Bible Guide to System 7.1,$15 The Macintosh Bible Guide to MacDraw
Pro,$22. From Mac Monitor, the newsletter of the Savannah Macintosh Users
Group.

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 Size:298K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 Marathon Review.pdf - Dont Read This - Just Go Buy It, By Jeremy Roush. Mac
owners have long suffered with PC game envy. However, from time to time,
the roles are reversed and PC weenies are seen staring forlornly at
colorful shrinked-wrapped boxes in the Mac aisle. Like Myst before it,
Marathon is such a game. Taking the the first-person fighting concept born
in the Ultima Underworld series, rehashed with Wolfenstein 3D, and made
famous in Doom, Marathon has set new standards for 3D games, and it is
only available for the Macintosh. No Wintel version is planned.

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 Size:121K         Date: 4/12/94
 Description:
 This is a text file listing of all items in the MUG 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.

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 Size:121K         Date: 4/12/94
 Description:
 This is a text file listing of all items in the MUG 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.

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 Size:117K         Date:11/12/94
 Description:
 This is a tab delineated text file listing of all items in theMUG 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.

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 Size: 11K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 My Motherboard Left Me!.pdf - When My Motherboard Left Me! A True Suspense
Story of Computer Failure. Has your computer ever made you want to tear
your hair out by the roots? I hope not, but mine did. Let me start at the
beginning lest I get ahead of myself. About seven months ago I was operat-
ing with an SE/30 and connected through the SCSI port was a non-
postscript laser printer. Everything was working fine except for the usual
software failures. I also had a modem, an external floppy disk drive, an
external speaker, and a dot matrix printer attached to the computer. With
Adobe Type Manager, the laser printer was giving me postscript quality
when printing text. Find out more!

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 Size:218K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 My Word!.pdf - My Word! Version 6 could be the last Word for many. Some
remarks about Microsoft Word 6.0 and Excel 5.0 - Excel 5.0, released a few
months ago for 68K and PowerMacs, and Word 6.0 (apparently still released
only for 68K Macs as of this writing), are both completely platform
transparent with their Windows counterparts, which have been around for
some time now. Supposedly Fortune 500 com-panies will therefore be more
willing to use Word and Excel than WordPerfect, Quattro Pro, 1-2-3, and
Ami Pro, which do not offer complete cross-platform compatibility, if at
all.

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 Size:294K         Date: 6/23/94
 Description:
 NAUGSAW 94 - Presented by the Los Angeles Macintosh Group. June 17th-19th,
1994, Los Angeles, California. Welcome to NAUGSAW '94, being hosted by the
Los Angles Macintosh Group in conjunction with MacFair L.A. '94 at the
Burbank Hilton Hotel and Convention Center. Many of the planned
seminar/workshop topics this year will be familiar to those who have
attended previous NAUGSAW conferences - they deal with the issues that
user groups will eternally face: getting and keeping members, finding
dedicated volunteers, fundraising, holding successful meetings, producing
special events, and many more. Find out what went on at NAUGSAW in '94!

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 Size:  4K         Date: 3/12/94
 Description:
 NYMUG Membership Info - This is a text file explaining the benefits of
becoming a NYMUG member. A few of the benefits - Mac Street Journal
monthly magazine sent to your home. Great Classes on 10 Macintosh Centris
650's with 16 Color Monitors and many Seminars covering all topics - all
at special rates! FULL ACCESS TO THE NYMUG BBS -including large
downloadable file collection and ability to post Classified Ads and Jobs
wanted. (NYMUG FirstClass BBS can be reached at 212-473-1967) Special
Prices from our Publicly Distributed Disk Library and great prices on
books, too. Get Help on the phone from our Expert List. Attend monthly
meetings. Join The Price Club. Special rates on Healh Insurance and...

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 Size:499K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 New Fontek Fonts.pdf -Fontek Design Fonts, New typographic releases from
Letraset by Jim Alley. As we said in last months Mac Monitor, Letraset
keeps going and going like the Energizer bunny. Tone Type, PaperPlates,
Border Fonts, as well as several sets of clip art were featured in the
April issue. Elsewhere in this issue youll find an article on Letrasets
new Envelopes plug-in for Adobe Illustrator. And, as if all of the above
werent enough, Letraset has also just released 14 additions to its
respected series of Fontek digital typefaces and two new DesignFonts.
These are totally exclusive handcrafted original typefaces from the
Letraset Type Studio in London. They are not available from any other

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 Size:272K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 New Handcrafted Fonts.pdf - Face Up! New Additions from HandcraftedFonts.
As a designer by day, and art student by night,I face two con-tradictory
goals when I work on the Macintosh. As an art student, I need to create
sophisticated yet unique designs. As a designer, my clients ask me to Make
it fun! or Make it stand out! all with small budgets and tight deadlines.
Commissioned art and complex layout is out of the question, so I am
limited to creative typogra-phy. The more font choices there are, the more
time Ill save since one typeface is worth, and can be, a thousand words.
You will find many uses for these type families from HandcraftedFonts Co.
Certain faces include several alternates, ligatures, and ornaments.

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 Size: 23K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Nov Tips.pdf - Tips, Tricks, & Observations All The Bits That Fits, We
Prints. Whoops! A font you placed in an EPS graphic in a PageMaker
document shows up printed as Courier. Included are some fixes. Discussion
of built-in CD-Roms. The island in Jurassic Park was created on a Mac in
3-D. And much more!

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 Size: 37K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Now Contact Review - I had a dilemma. I had been using TouchBase Pro to
keep track of my contacts and Now Up-To-Date to keep my schedule straight
and to help remind me of important chores. Both of these programs did a
fine job with my sometimes complicated life - writer, editor, professor,
desktop publisher. When DateBook Pro came out, I found that my calendar
and my contacts could be coordinated. My problem was that I simply liked
Now Up-To-Date better than DateBook Pro. Although both programs are
competent and well-designed, I preferred the ease and speed that Now
Up-To-Dates keyboard shortcuts offered. The trouble wasnaturallyNows
product and Aldus did not work together. So when Now Contact was

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 Size: 87K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 NowContact Review.pdf - I had a dilemma. I had been using TouchBase Pro to
keep track of my contacts and Now Up-To-Date to keep my schedule straight
and to help remind me of important chores. Both of these programs did a
fine job with my sometimes complicated life - writer, editor, professor,
desktop publisher. When DateBook Pro came out, I found that my calendar
and my contacts could be coordinated. My problem was that I simply liked
Now Up-To-Date better than DateBook Pro. Although both programs are
competent and well-designed, I preferred the ease and speed that Now
Up-To-Dates keyboard shortcuts offered. The trouble wasnaturallyNows
product and Aldus did not work together. So when Now Contact was

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 Description:
 Now Up-To-Date 2.0 rev.pdf - Now Up-to-Date 2.0 Personal or Network
Calendars and To-Do Lists. The latest version of Now Softwares calendar
program has shipped, and there are many improvements over the previous
ver- sions. There are new capabilities, and the user interface has been
improved and brought more into line with standard Mac practice. Now
Up-to-Date does not include an address book module, so it cannot yet be
called a PIM, but we would not be surprised to see a companion program
from Now  in fact, if they wish to compete, we would be shocked not to see
one. This calendar includes all the bells and whistles one might imagine
wanting.

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 Size:210K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 Object Gear-Q.pdf - New clip art from Image Club, by Jim Alley. Clip art is
 becoming more and more sophisticated, and Image Clubs ObjectGear 1 and 2
are admirable representatives of this trend. Both volumes consist of high
quality royalty-free photographs on CD. ObjectGear 1 is titled Design
Elements and consists of high resolution photographic images of common
(and not so common) objects, ranging from everyday objects like alarm
clocks, beer cans (slightly crumpled), and coffee cups, through food,
tools, and toys. ObjectGear2 focuses on Business Elements, such as office
equipment and computer themes. Additional volumes in the series are
planned and might be available by the time you read this.

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 Size: 32K         Date:12/22/94
 Description:
 OmniPage Review - OmniPage Professional 5.0 - As the producers of two
newsletters every monthMac Monitor and Noteworthy (the Coastal Jazz
Associations newsletter)Jim and I have long wished for a good scanner and
software with reliable optical character recognition (OCR). We now have
such a combination with a Hewlett Packard ScanJet IIcx scanner and Caere
Corporations OmniPage Professional 5.0. Since I am the designated typist,
I can now scan documents and recognize text in just minutes by simply
clicking a button in the toolbar, instead of laboriously typing in
articles for hours. And the accuracy level is great! (Probably better than
mine, if the truth be known.)

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 Size:255K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 Omnipage Review.pdf -omniPAGE Professional - High End Optical Character
Recognition. As the producers of two newsletters every monthMac Monitor
and Noteworthy (the Coastal Jazz Associations newsletter)Jim and I have
long wished for a good scanner and software with reli-able optical
character recognition (OCR). We now have such a combination with a Hewlett
Packard ScanJet IIcx scanner and Caere Corporations OmniPage Professional
5.0. Since I am the designated typist, I can now scan documents and
recognize text in just minutes by simply clicking a button in the toolbar,
instead of laboriously typing in articles for hours. And the accuracy
level is great! (Probably better than mine, if the truth be known.)

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 Size:  5K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Onward to the Internet - No doubt youre hearing a lot these days about the
 Information Superhighway, an interconnected web of information providers
 that everyone can tap into and share. Of course, our government feels they
should help to construct this highway. Politics aside, it is likely to take
a long, long time and may end up as an overgrown cow path. But the Internet
exists today, and it is almost what the Information Superhighway is
envisioned to be. It lacks the uniform access we would hope for, it doesnt
attach to your TV set through the cable and it needs a better interface.
Find out more about what SMUG can tell you!

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 Size:148K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 PageMaker Comments.pdf - PageMaker Comments - An Irregular Forum for the
Devoted and the Disillusioned. PageMaker ProblemsAgain? Theres been some
heated discussion of problems with PageMaker recently, both here in the
pages of Mac Monitor, and on our local bulletin board. PageMaker seems to
be one of those programs that people either love (for its ease-of-use) or
hate (because it doesnt always work, or because of its somewhat
non-standard way of doing things), or sometimes both.

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 Size:392K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 PageTools Reviewed.pdf - PageTools, A Helping Handor 10for PageMaker Users.
PageTools is a set of ten Additions for use with PageMaker 5.0 under System
7. These Additions fill several gaps in PageMakers arsenal of tools. The
centerpiece of the set is PageBar, a customizable tool bar similar to Words
or Excels. The tool bar lets you select any PageTool or its key functions,
PageMaker menu commands, or any standard Addition you wish. Some people
love these Microsoft-style tool bars; others hate them. Im one of the few
that falls into the middle; I think they could be fairly handy, but its
almost impossible to memo-rize what all of those little icons stand for.
With around 300 pos-sible buttons to choose from, some help is needed.

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 Size:268K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 Photoshop 3 Review.pdf - Photoshop 3.0, PowerPC Version sports many new
features. The biggest news of the year for many graphics professionals is
the release of a major upgrade to Adobe Photoshop. One can argue the
relative mer-its of Illustrator vs. FreeHand, or PageMaker vs.
QuarkXPress, but there simply is no competition for Photoshop.* Not
content to rest on its laurels, Adobe has brought out version 3.0 of the
pro-gram packed with many improvements both large and small. Probably the
biggest changeand the most eagerly anticipatedis Layers. Compositing
(combining parts of two or more images) is an important aspect of working
with a program like Photoshop. Previous versions of the program placed

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 Size:  6K         Date: 5/24/95
 Description:
 Photoshop Hints - by Jim Metcalf. When a scientist is looking for the
answer to a problem, he/she uses the scientific method to find a solution.
When using Photoshop to create special effects, you must use a similar
procedure. Maybe that is why art and science seem to be so similar in many
ways. Think of it, the people who write the programs that we use now,
including Photoshop, had to have some incredible minds. I often wonder how
they came up with the number of controls and filters they wanted to
include. Think of the features they probably left out because they could
not resolve the bugs. Download for more info.

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 Size:238K         Date:12/22/94
 Description:
 Photoshop Review - Photoshop 3.0, PowerPC Version Sports New Features. The
biggest news of the year for many graphics professionals is the release of
a major upgrade to Adobe Photoshop. One can argue the relative merits of
Illustrator vs. FreeHand, or PageMaker vs. QuarkXPress, but there simply
is no competition for Photoshop.* Not content to rest on its laurels,
Adobe has brought out version 3.0 of the programpacked with many
improvements both large and small. Probably the biggest changeand the most
eagerly anticipatedis Layers. Compositing (combining parts of two or more
images) is an important aspect of working with a program like Photoshop.
Previous versions of the program placed limitations on this procedure.

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 Size:105K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Photoshop Books.pdf - New Photoshop Books, ...and Related Titles. Visual
QuickStart Guide - Photoshop 2.5 is a great choice for someone just
starting out with Photoshop. The Photoshop Wow! Book is my favorite, and
its sure to be a big hit with Photoshop users at all levels. The Macworld
Photoshop 2.5 Bible is a giant of a book. Photoshop in Black and White is
a slim book with a narrowly defined but quite valuable focus. Designer
Photoshop takes a slow and careful approach to the subject, introducing
one topic at a time. Other books discussed - Four Colors/One Image, Real
World Scanning and Halftones, and The Kodak Guide to Imaging.

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 Size:270K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 Photoshop books-Q.pdf - Attention Photoshoppers, Recent Photoshop Books.
When a program emerges with the market dominance of Photoshop, its natural
to expect a number of related books to appear, and this has certainly been
the case with Photoshop. In a recent Mac Monitor we examined the Macworld
Photoshop 2.5 Bible (IDG), Visual Quickstart Guide, The Photoshop Wow
Book, Photoshop in Black and White (all from Peachpit Press), Designer
Photoshop (Random House), and related books on scanning and color
separations. Now weve received a whole new crop. The Best - The Macworld
Photoshop 3 Bible (2nd Edition) by Deke McClelland remains the definitive
resource for users of the program.

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 Description:
 PopUpFolder Review.text - PopUpFolder - Instant Hierarchical Menus on the
Desktop. Is your desktop cluttered? Are you tired of opening folder after
folder to see the contents? Or are you frustrated when confronted with
Open or Save dialog boxes, not sure where to look for or save your
documents? PopupFolder is a handy utility which allows you to peek into
everything from folders to the entire hard disk. After installing
PopupFolder, all of your standard folder icons, whether in the Finder or
on the desktop, will have a small triangle added to them. To search
through folders, you simply press on them, hold for a moment, and the
contents are hierarchically displayed in a pop-up menu. Read more...

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 Size:151K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Poptics3 (Lillie).pdf - Poptics Three A New Shareware Typeface from Pat
Lillie. Mac Monitor readers were introduced to a fresh and exciting new
share- ware typeface in the October 1993 issue. PopticsOne was well
received in the Macintosh community, and it was soon followed by
PopticsTwo (featured in the February 1994 Mac Monitor). Now PopticsThree
has arrived, and Pat Lillie is becoming known as a friendly face in the
field of Mac fonts. Many of her fonts feature dingbatsgraphic elementsin
unused keyboard locations. She has recently published several fonts
commercially, and more are in the works. We contacted Ms Lillie for
information about her background and working habits. Her response

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 Size: 78K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Poptics.pdf - Face Up! Poptics  More Bang For Your Buck. My name is Jim
Alley and Im a fontaholic  a typeface junkie. I can remember times when I
couldn't walk past a stray font without picking it up. I had more fonts
than I could use in a lifetime of bad taste, but I still wanted more. I
couldn't get enough. The problem is that there are so many fonts out
there! Ive even added to the problem by creating some of my own. You might
see them in an Educorp catalog, willing prey to others who dont have the
will power to resist a pretty face.

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 Description:
 PopupFolder-Q.pdf - PopUpFolder - Instant Hierarchical Menus on the
Desktop. Is your desktop cluttered? Are you tired of opening folder after
folder to see the contents? Or are you frustrated when confronted with
Open or Save dialog boxes, not sure where to look for or save your
documents? PopupFolder is a handy utility which allows you to peek into
everything from folders to the entire hard disk. After installing
PopupFolder, all of your standard folder icons, whether in the Finder or
on the desktop, will have a small triangle added to them. To search
through folders, you simply press on them, hold for a moment, and the
contents are hierarchically displayed in a pop-up menu. Read more......

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 Description:
 PowerBook Companion Review - Book Review - The PowerBook Companion.
Everyone likes this book. I have read favorable reviews almost everywhere,
from Adam Engsts on-line oracle, TidBITS, to the trade press. I actually
like anything Sharon Zardetto Aker, she is thorough, clear, easy to read,
honest, etc., and she has a sense of humorat least I hope she does. I
infer that she fell out with the Macintosh Bible folks, and I think that
the fourth edition of that book has suffered from her absence. I do not
know previous examples of Wolfsons writing, but, if he has the good sense
to work with Aker, that is recommendation enough for me. PowerBook
Companion reaffirms my response to Akers work. Read more about the...

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 Size:107K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Publish It Easy Review.pdf - Publish It Easy - Publishing tastes on a Word
Processor budget. Publish It! Easy (henceforth Easy) has evolved to its
present state in a somewhat backwards manner. When first released, it was
little brother to Publish It!, the page layout program reviewed some time
ago by SMUG and found to be full of bugs. Over time, Easy grew and Publish
It! withered until now there is no Publish It!, and Easy has more features
than its big brother did anyway! I will be discussing Easy, in version 3.0
(version 2.12 was reviewed in the January 1992 Mac Monitor), the low end
page layout program from Timeworks.

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 Description:
 QXP Books, Part 2.pdf - QuarkXPress Books, Part 2 - The Good, the Bad, and
the Ugly by Jim Alley. Perhaps the easiest and most productive way to learn
a sophisticated new computer program is by taking a class from an
experienced instructor. For those who do not have that luxury, a good book
is next best. As one who is intimately involved with teaching Macintosh
classes to designers, I am always eager to see what the latest crop of
books offers. Last month, we examined several and found some to be good,
but others which contained mistakes. This month that trend continues.

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 Size:259K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 QXP Books, Part 1.pdf -Quark XPress Books, Part 1- Examining a crowded
field, by Jim Alley. There has been a virtual avalanche of books about
QuarkXPress lately. Over the last year or so Ive examined and reviewed a
number of them, and within the last couple of months Ive received five
more. Imagine my surprise when I visited a local book store and saw four
or five more that I had never heard of. Then I received a publishers
catalog with several more! Ive even received three different books on the
program from the same pair of authors. Is this a band-wagon or what? There
is now even a book devoted exclusively to XTensions. Since it would be
impossibleor at best quite painfulto try to read every page of every...

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 Description:
 QXP Books, Part - Quark XPress Books, Part 1- Examining a crowded field, by
Jim Alley. There has been a virtual avalanche of books about QuarkXPress
lately. Over the last year or so Ive examined and reviewed a number of
them, and within the last couple of months Ive received five more. Imagine
my surprise when I visited a local book store and saw four or five more
that I had never heard of. Then I received a publishers catalog with
several more! Ive even received three different books on the program from
the same pair of authors. Is this a band-wagon or what? There is now even
a book devoted exclusively to XTensions. Since it would be impossibleor at
best quite painfulto try to read every page of every book on the...

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 Size: 40K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 RAM Doubler Review.pdf - RAM Doubler - Something for (almost) nothing. RAM
Doubler is like magic. (White magic, of course.) It was one of the hits of
MacWorld Expo when it was introduced there a short time ago. We understand
that it sold 6,000 copies there on the day it was introduced. Simply
install this extension on your Mac, and you suddenly have twice the RAM
(Random Access Memory) as before. If you had 8MB, youll get 16MB. A 5MB
Mac will acts as if it has 10MB. It works. RAM Doubler works by using
those parts of your RAM that arent busy doing other things; it uses your
Macs memory more efficiently than the Mac does by itself. Its sort of like
Apples Virtual Memory, except that its more efficient.

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 Size:405K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 Ray Dream review.pdf - Ray Dream Designer, 3D Illustration for the
Macintosh, by Steve LaVietes. Ray Dream Designer is labeled as a
three-dimensional illustration program. It attempts to bridge the gap
between two-dimensional draw packages such as Adobe Illustrator and
three-dimensional modeling and animation packages such as Specular
Infini-D. It does so by both pro-viding tools similar to those found in 2D
programs and by focusing its own 3D environment on the cre-ation of still
images for print instead of animation. The programs basic ideas are
innovative and pow-erful, but their implementations are sometimes
frustrating.

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 Size:  3K         Date: 1/28/94
 Description:
 Read Me Mac Mon (Acrobat) - These files are reviews and articles from Mac
Monitor in Acrobat format. Acrobat preserves all of the fonts as well as
all of the high resolution graphics contained in the original files. All
you need to view or print them is either Adobe Acrobat Exchange or Adobe
Acrobat Reader. Adobe has generously offered to license Acrobat technology
to user groups. If you're a member of a user group, contact your officers.
If you're a user group officer, contact Adobe. If you're not in a user
group, get busy and find one. (You can call Apple to find the user group
closest to you.)

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 Size:  2K         Date: 4/17/94
 Description:
 Mac Monitor is the newsletter of The Savannah Macintosh Users Group. It is
published monthly, and its usual size is 24 pages. Mac Monitor has won
several awards, and Mac Monitor articles have been reprinted hundreds of
times (thousands, maybe) across the country and in several foreign lands.
Much of the content is original, and there is a strong emphasis on
graphics (many illustrations come from students and faculty at The
Savannah College of Art and Design).

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 Description:
 RockeFarmer 12/93.pdf - The Rockefeller Files - News from SMUGs BBS, and
New SMUG Members. Stay up to date with the latest version of the
TeleFinder software (version 3.12). Bring your TeleFinder disk to the next
Users Group meeting and get this update copied onto your disk for free. A
special bonus is the new SMUG BBS logo in the splash screen designed by
our own Sysop and graphic artist, Brooks Greene. Be sure to get online
soon and check out the new files.

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 Size: 54K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 SCout-Q.pdf - S. C. OUT S.C.Outing Through The Universe - My ships sensors
arent reading a damn thing. I cant even remember which way I entered this
endless maze. Wait...theres that stockpile of missles where I killed that
last Worm. Thank the gods these S.C.OUTs are unmanned. Wouldnt want to risk
MY skin down on that planet; weve lost too many probes and ships to those
Worms and Slime as it is. If only we knew more about the bizarre weapons
those insane colonists left behind! Then I could cruise through this maze,
destroy those alien creatures non- stop, and not worry if the stuff I find
along the way will help me or vaporize my ship...

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 Description:
 SJAUG's on the World Wide Web - Collingswood, N.J. -- The South Jersey
Apple/Mac Users Group (SJAUG), in a move to join the Information Infobahn,
placed a Home Page on the World Wide Web today (OK, tonight--unless you're
in Japan, then it's tomorrow). The page includes basic PR junk, with a
highly predictable list that ticks off all of the benefits of membership
to the SJAUG. Authored by Dave Kramer, self-promoting Internet guru and
Mac scribe, the pages only took about a month to complete (even though
learning HTML took only 20 minutes or so).

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 Size:271K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 SMUG Invitation.pdf - Calling all Mac Users... An Invitation to Monthly
Meetings, Monthly Newsletters, Electronic Bulletin Board Service, Public
Domain Disk Library, and more. An Invitation to join us on a monthly tour
of the Macintosh. The Savannah Macintosh Users Group is made up all of all
sorts of people, but one thing they all have in common is their interest
in the Macintosh computer. If you share that interest, or are just
curious, please consider joining us. Our formal activities are outlined
below. Equally valuable, however, is the contact with friendly people who
have the expertise you need.

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 Size:373K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 SMUG Membership.pdf - Welcome! The Savannah Macintosh Users Group is an
organization dedicated to the sharing of information for and about
Macintosh computers. We offer a wide variety of services and benefits to
our members; youll be learning more about them as you read the rest of
this document. In the end, our activities all work in support of
Macin-tosh users - whether they are new users or veteran specialists. Our
central social event is the monthly group meeting at which we offer
presentations on software or hardware as well as answer questions, meet
new friends and hand out door prizes.

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 Size: 61K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 SMUG Profile-J&M.pdf - SMUG Profile - Majie & Jim Alley. It all began
innocently enough with a couple of games of Space Invaders at a
restaurant, back in the fall of 1980. We had so much fun that we decided
to buy an Atari game machine for our teenaged daughters upcoming birthday.
Leslie was out of town that day, so we we thought wed try it out before
she got home, and opened the box and started playing. When she got home
nine hours later, we were still playing. Some surprise  her birthday wasnt
for another week. We suffered constantly from Space Invaders Wrist
(remember that affliction?), but that didnt slow down our purchases of
every game made for the thing. Find out how this progressed to the

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 Size:156K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 Sandee-Defaults.pdf - Designers Corner - Software as Speghetti Sauce by
Sandee Cohen. Open a jar of spaghetti sauce and heat it up. Even the most
timid cook will add something. Pepper. Oregano. Meat. Mushrooms. Yet many
people are suffering with software straight out of the jar. Here then is a
overview of some popular programs and how to make them your own. Microsoft
Word. You dont have to be a hacker to reprogram Word. Go to the Tools menu
and choose Preferences and make your changes. Choose Commands from the
Tools menu and you can change your menus, adding or subtracting com-mands
and changing the keyboard equivalents. The choices are almost endless. But
dont stop there.

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 Size:206K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 Seybold Report-Q.pdf - Seybold Boston 95, Report from the Trenches, by
Roger C. Parker. The recent Seybold Electronic Publishing Conference in
Boston was not your everyday desktop publishing trade show. It was a
revolution; a revolu-tion which will have a profound impact on every
graphic designer and desktop publisher. The emphasis throughout the
presentation was on the electronic, interactive distribution of
infor-mation. Familiar terms like Helvetica, Times Roman, PostScript, and
TrueType were notice-able by their absence, replaced by terms like HTML
(Hypertext Markup Language) and  The Webreferring to online services in
general and the Internet in particular.

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 Size: 31K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Silicon Mirage, Little.pdf - Two Book Reviews - Silicon Mirage & The Little
System 7.1 Book. Virtual reality has been a presence in science fiction for
a num- ber of years, from Heinliens Waldo to the cyberspace in William
Goldmans Neuromancer. Star Treks Holodeck is an optimistic example (and The
Lawnmower Man is a foolish example) of computer technology creating a
believable alternate environment for humans to move about and work in.
Notwithstanding these fictional accounts, instances of virtual reality are
being created today, and Silicon Mirage charts its boundaries in todays
scientific laboratories. Based on  and limited by  computers, virtual
reality may be described as the next logical step... find out more!

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 Description:
 Snap Mail Review - Inter-Office Memos - Mac-to-Mac Communications. When we
changed to System 7, the one thing everyone in our office missed most was
Flash, a DA that allowed us to send notes back and forth and to chat with
each other. We used this constantly to give phone messages, work out lunch
plans, or to send a note asking for help when someone was stuck with an
unruly customer. Snap Mail is like Flash but different and in some ways
better. Our office has five linked computers, and we use Snap Mail
constantly. Snap Mail also works as a DA, which makes it accessible from
any program. In addition, we can send the messages to groups, attach
files, and receive a receipt when a message has arrived. Text file...

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 Description:
 Snap Mail Review-Q.pdf - Inter-Office Memos - Mac-to-Mac Communications.
When we changed to System 7, the one thing everyone in our office missed
most was Flash, a DA that allowed us to send notes back and forth and to
chat with each other. We used this constantly to give phone messages, work
out lunch plans, or to send a note asking for help when someone was stuck
with an unruly customer. Snap Mail is like Flash but different and in some
ways better. Our office has five linked computers, and we use Snap Mail
constantly. Snap Mail also works as a DA, which makes it accessible from
any program. In addition, we can send the messages to groups, attach
files, and receive a receipt when a message has arrived at the...

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 Size: 30K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Star Trek Screen Saver.pdf - Star Trek - The Screen Saver - Prevent Screen
Burn-In. Red Alert! Star Trek, The Screen Saver has beamed aboard! Kirk,
McCoy, Spock, and Scotty can now appear on a screen very near you. The
Berkeleyans have outdone themselves this time; while protecting your
monitor, this screen saver will faithfully recall episodes and themes from
the original TV show, from the opening Space-the Final Frontier, to
multiplying Tribbles squealing when a Klingon appears. One of the most
elaborate modules (perhaps we should call them episodes) is called The
Mission. It condenses scenes from many episodes, many aliens, many
threats. Find out more about this screen saver.

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 Size:  5K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 Strata programs.text - When it comes to creating three-dimensional models
or animations, perhaps the Macintosh is not the professionals choice.
Companies like Silicon Graphics have stolen the show at this event by
creating machines optimized for this market. However, most people cannot
afford to purchase such a machine, when often the software costs more than
the hardware. Strata Inc., based out of St. George, UT, is the solution
for those of you wanting to create 3D still graphics or animations on the
Macintosh. While there are many 3D packages on the market, Stratas
StudioPro and its trimmed-down version called Vision3d, elegantly combine
the modeling and rendering tools to create astounding stills and

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 Description:
 Strata programs.pdf - Strata StudioPro and Vision3D, Reviewed by Marco
Nicolayevsky. When it comes to creating three-dimensional models or
animations, perhaps the Macintosh is not the professionals choice.
Companies like Silicon Graphics have stolen the show at this event by
creat-ing machines optimized for this market. However, most people cannot
afford to purchase such a machine, when often the software costs more than
the hardware. Strata Inc., based out of St. George, UT, is the solution
for those of you wanting to create 3D still graphics or animations on the
Macintosh.

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 Size: 68K         Date:10/03/94
 Description:
 TMUG DB U.G. V2.03 - This database is used by the Tucson Macintosh Users
Group to track member accounts. Items available are date joined, next due,
amount paid, sponsored members, dues credits and more. Automatically
updates members renewals with click of once button. Add new members, print
welcome letters, renewal letters, membership cards, due notice postcards,
overdue postcards, brochure addressing, envelope addressing and more. This
is the complete database with 90% or better function controlled by
clicking on a button. NOTE The printing features are formatted for a left
edge laser like the TI MicroLaser. You may need to adjust the layouts for
your printer. Call [phone] for help or ??s. Requires FileMaker.

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 Size: 48K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Tekton Review.pdf - Tekton was released by Adobe in 1989 as a non-multiple
master typeface. It is based on the hand lettering of Seattle archi- tect
and prolific author Francis D. K. Ching. Chings publications in the field
of building design and drawing are well known, and his lettering style was
already widely emulated in his profession. Adobe chose the name for the
font from the Greek tekton, builder. The company describes the original
font as handsome and functional. I couldnt agree more, but I would add
quietly stylish, eminently readable, open, inviting, and pleasing to the
eye. I have used Tekton for several years for my Georgia Southern
day-by-day course syllabi. Find out more!

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 Size: 23K         Date: 3/24/92
 Description:
 The Help Stack - HelpStack HC is a great stack that was developed by Ronny
Hendrickx of Hoogeind 172940 Stabroek Belgium. Copyright 1991, Ronny
Hendrickx. This stack documents many HyperCard scripting commands and is
very informational. For more information contact Hubert Savelberg,
president of macclub benelux at 426603723/Wirtzfeld Valley 140 B-4761
Bullingen Belgium. Applelink address is BEL0082 Macclub benelux phone
during (european) office hours xx32 8064 77 13, Mactivity Hotline phone
between (european) hours 8.30 and 21.30 hours.

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 Description:
 Thunder 7 review.pdf - Thunder 7 New Version Adds Features and Ease.
Baseline Publishing recently released a new upgrade to Thunder 7, the
powerful and popular universal spelling checker. Several important and
useful new features have been added, cementing its position as the leading
utility of its type. Check out this review!

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 Toner Tuner Review - Arent you tired of taking that toner cartridge out of
 the printer and tapping it to spread the toner around? Arent you tired of
requisitioning new cartridges when you could swear you had just put that
cartridge in the laser printer last week? Well, if so, then listen up.
This review is a text document.

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 Description:
 Toner Tuner Review.pdf - Toner Tuner 1.0.3 - Conserve Toner The Easy Way!
Arent you tired of taking that toner cartridge out of the printer and
tapping it to spread the toner around? Arent you tired of requisitioning
new cartridges when you could swear you had just put that cartridge in the
laser printer last week? Well, if so, then listen up. This review requires
Adobe's Acrobat Reader to view.

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 Description:
 UG Admin Database - The Claris User Group database has been created for use
by both Windows and Macintosh users in mind. This FileMaker Pro-based
database serves as a front-line resource to support your user group by
collecting contact information, subscription dates and amounts, hardware
and software used, and a host of other material valuable for managing your
user group. On the Main menu you will find a Help button which will give
you an overview of all the following features - Navigation Controls, Main
Menu, Mailings, Reports, Utilities, Import/Export, Printing and Finding
Info. Claris hopes this database helps you in managing your user group.

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 Description:
 UnderWare Review.pdf - UnderWare - Desktop Patterns, Screensavers, and
MORE! Having been a fan of SoundMaster for many years, I am no stranger to
frivolous, do-nothing software. Id still be using AfterDark if it werent
for the increased number of bombs and freeze-ups that have always appeared
with its presence on my Macintosh. I have also avoided the many amusing
shareware add-ons that are available because of an irrational fear of INIT
conflicts, and because most of them just seem too downright silly even for
me. Therefore I was interested to hear about a newly released commercial
product called Underware which is designed to re-establish the Macintoshs
historic dominance in the delightfully amusing and fun category.

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 Size:275K         Date: 6/02/95
 Description:
 Video Monitor.pdf - Say Cheese - A Look at Video Monitor on the
PowerMac/AV. This article will tell you about one of the amazing things
you can do with graphics on the Power Macintosh/AV. If you do not now have
an audio-visual Power Mac, you will want to buy one when you finish
reading the next two pages. The Power Mac/AV comes with a folder called
Apple Extras. One of the extras is a program called Video Monitor. Its a
simple QuickTime application, providing you with a monitor for video. This
is where you can start having some fun with the computers video
capabilities. I have been amazed at the versatility of this program.

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 Description:
 Virtus VR.pdf - Virtus VR - A walk through a virtual world. Virtual Reality
is an up and coming concept for personal computers these days. Once
reserved for the biggest mainframes, Virtual Reality is available now at
home and business computing levels due to the explosion of desktop power.
The basic idea is to create models of reality in three dimensions and to
move through and view this virtual world. A model might be as simple as
your living room or as complicated as the inside of an automobile engine.
Virtus Corporation is known in the Macintosh world for its professional
3-D visualization application, WalkThrough Pro. Now they have released
Virtus VR, a scaled-down version for creating simpler 3-D worlds.

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 Size: 30K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Virus Paranoia.pdf - Virus Paranoia - Are you protected? Youve no doubt
heard of computer viruses and Trojan horses. These are programs which can
infect your computer and do various sorts of damage, up to and including
erasing the entire contents of your hard drive. Its natural to be at least
a little para- noid about the subject. You can take some solace in the
fact that there are only 17 known Macintosh viruses, according to a
MacWEEK report, although there have been about 3,000 found in the DOS
world. Further, a number of the Mac viruses are relatively benign, at
worst caus- ing system crashes. Nevertheless, its wise to protect
yourself. Its not only wise, its easy, too.

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 Size: 15K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Viva Review.pdf - Face Up! - Whats New in Digital Typography. Viva is
Adobes first multiple master typeface designed especially for display use.
If youve missed out on the news, multiple master technology is an
enhancement of Adobes Type 1 font technology, based on the idea of
interpo- lation. This technology allows typefaces to be customized along
several axes - weight, width, optical size, and style. Instead of the
normal set of four or six variations, a multiple master face can be
adjusted by the user to yield an almost infinite number of variations.
Read more of this review!

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 Size: 29K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 WealthBuilder 2.0 Review.pdf - Investing in your future. When I heard that
Realitys Wealthbuilder 2.0 by Money Magazine had just been released, I was
eager to check it out. I wasnt disappointed. Longtime readers of Mac
Monitor may recall reviews of three excellent financial management
programs - Managing Your Money 4.0, Quicken, and MacMoney. Wealthbuilder
picks up where those three leave off. Managing Your Money goes beyond the
other two in that it can manage and track investments via a portfolio
manager, project future insurance and retirement needs, do budget
analysis, as well and perform several other useful functions, but even it
pales in comparison with Wealthbuilder as a full service, long-range

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 Size: 27K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Wet Set-Q.pdf - The Wet Set - Thousands of Clip Art Images. The Wet Set 2.0
is a CD ROM containing all of the clip art from the entire Dubl-Click
collections. According to the packaging, it contains nearly 7,000 images
in many categories. The collection has been cataloged with several popular
utilities, including Aldus Fetch, Multi-Ad Search, Mariah, and
PictureBase. The actual graphic files are in MacPaint format (although PCX
and TIF files are included for IBM users). We tested the collection with
Fetch, but there is a special limited version of Mariah included on the
disk for those who do not already own one of the cataloging utilities.
Find out more.

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 Description:
 Word 5.1 Review.pdf - Word 5.1a - Incremental Upgrade includes Several New
Features. Word Version 5.1a is the latest in a number of recent upgrades
for the Macintosh industry standard word processing program. When Word 5.0
was released recently, the trade press suggested that the upgrade was
probably not worth its $129 list price, but it did offer editable
mathematical equations, which are a boon to the technical writer, and the
now necessary built-in drawing module. The former is a version of Design
Sciences MathType 3.11, which is also an industry standard and a very fine
equation editor, while the latter is so fundamental and rudimentary as to
be all but useless except for the most elementary sketches.

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 Description:
 WorldStack - WorldStack is a great stack that was developed by Henk
Hodiamont for telling world time, seasons and other info. For more
information contact Hubert Savelberg, president of macclub benelux at
426603723/Wirtzfeld Valley 140 B-4761 Bullingen Belgium. Applelink address
is BEL0082 Macclub benelux phone during (european) office hours xx32 8064
77 13, Mactivity Hotline phone between (european) hours 8.30 and 21.30
hours.

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 Description:
 XStyle review.pdf - Doing Quark in XStyle - XPress Xtension Simplifies and
Speeds Style Sheets. One of the most powerful aspects of todays page layout
pro- grams is style sheets. Even some word processors have them. A style
sheet lets you define a set of characteristics for text: font, size,
justification, leading, hyphenation specifications, space before and after
paragraphs, and much more. In fact, just about any aspect of text can be
specified in a style sheet. After creating several style sheetsbody,
headlines, subheads, by-lines, etc. they can be applied to paragraphs of
text. Once youve created them, style sheets can really speed up your work.
Find out more!

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 Size: 26K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 XTensions-Q.pdf - More Quark XTensions - Special Purpose Tools Get The Job
Done. Warning! This article is for Quarkaholics only. The definition of
that word means Quark users who want their work to go faster and easier.
This is another of my articles on XTensions. Anybody who has known me for
very long knows how irritated Ive been with one aspect of Quarks style
sheets. Heres the scenario- you receive a text file in MacWrite or MS Word
format. The writer has italicized the names of books, and emboldened other
important words. When you import this file into XPress and apply a style
sheet, all of the italic and bold passages (and anything else with local
formatting) reverts to plain text! Read on..

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 Size: 24K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 ZOA-Q.pdf - ZOA - Zone of Avoidance - O.K., raise your hand if you ever
thought (in the middle of rush hour traffic, preferably) that piloting a
spaceship would be neat. Lets see.. higher please.. good. Im glad that Im
not the only one. I guess thats because I grew up with Star Trek and Star
Wars; Ive always been enamored with the concept of space flight and, more
importantly, SPACE COMBAT. I guess its the idea of flying around in a
place as big as space that gets to me, but who wouldnt enjoy piloting a
ship armed to the teeth with guided nuclear missiles, high-tech lasers,
and ultra-sensitive radar? Read on..