BMUG is an educational non-profit corporation, promoting the exchange of information. We offer local activities for Macintosh enthusiasts in the Berkeley/S.F. Bay area and international services for users everywhere. Our meetings and Special Interest Groups are free and open to the public. For more current information, call the Announcement Line at 415-849-9114.
Our BMUG newsletter, published semi-annually is filled with news, reviews, tutorials, book excerpts, reference material, listings and contains no advertising — it is the reference guide for Macintosh users. Our Help Line and electronic bulletin board systems are invaluable services for technical assistance. Membership includes the current newsletter & membership disk, access to the Help Line, multi-line BBS, group discounts, and other useful products and services. Back issues of our publications are usually available. Our ever-expanding software library is constantly updated. BMUG is for everybody! We are here because we enjoy helping computer users be as productive as possible.
Software Library
We have one of the most up-to-date, comprehensive software libraries around with 200+ double-sided disks (400K available by request) filled with the latest versions of public domain, Shareware, and HyperCard stacks. We also offer a detailed index of our disk library, as well as subscriptions. Note that we sell disks for only the cost of materials and duplication — you still need to register any user supported programs you use on the disks. Our Registration Assistance Program helps you. Please see inside for more information. Bulletin Board System Our BBS offers the latest versions of files in our software library as well as s, private mail, rumors, etc. The BMUG BBS is part of the worldwide EchoMac Network on FIDOnet; by calling a local FIDOnet BBS in your area, you would then be able to get in touch with us wherever you are as well as send mail to users everywhere! With our multi-line capability you will now be able to have access to BMUG almost 24-hours a day. It’s easy to use, fun, and a great resource. See inside for more information. Meetings & SIGs We have weekly meetings of our Special Interest Groups at the BMUG office, covering a wide variety of topics, from beginning to advanced. See inside for more information. Helpline We can answer or find out the answer to virtually any microcomputer question- simple or advanced. Just call.
BMUG BBS
BMUG offers the modem-using member a large array of support services. Our Berkeley-based multi-line Bulletin Board System (BBS) can be your gateway to dataspace! We offer access to ongoing conversation on a variety of technical and non-technical topics, and, soon, the entire BMUG software library, for just the cost of your call. We are now running TBBS software on a Whole Earth PC-AT clone, so we can increase capacity more flexibly and economically. In addition, we have linked up with FIDONET, the international network of BBS systems, and are a member of the ECHOMAC (worldwide) and BAYMAC (Bay Area) Macintosh conferences, so that you can join in the conversation from any of over a hundred BBS systems around the world. Our BBS runs 22 hours a day (it exchanges mail with other systems from 1:30-3:30 AM PST), and supports 300,1200 and 2400 baud. The BBS is open to anyone, but only members can take full advantage of it. See How To Reach BMUG“on the right for the BBS phone #. Call on in! Meetings BMUG offers a variety of activities in the Berkeley area for Macintosh enthusiasts. All of our meetings are free and open to the public. On the right is a illustration of the meetings; call the Announcement Line (849-9114) for the topics that will be covered each week. Can‘t find a SIG (Special Interest Group) that seems to cover your area of interest? Call the office — we can help you set up your own group. Out-of-towners: Next time you are in town, drop by at 2150 Kittredge St, Suite 3B to say hi! Membership Each BMUG membership package include access to the HelpLine, the BBS , the bi-annual BMUG newsletter and Memo. Want to know your membership status? Look at your mailing label. If there is a ”1“ the far lower right , then you are a current member. If it is a ”0,“ your membership with BMUG is past due or will expire soon. How To Reach BMUG
Announcement Line: (415) 849-9114 Business Line: (415) 549-BMUG Help Hot-Line: (415) 849-HELP limited access for non-members BMUG BBS : (415)849-BMUG limited access to non-members. Other Ways to Reach BMUG AppleLink: UG0001 BIX: bmug CompuServe: 70007,2271 Delphi: BMUG FIDONET: 161/444 Genie: B.MUG MCI Mail: BMUG UseNet: ...!{dual, hplabs, III-crg, ptsfa,glacier}!well!bmug The WELL: bmug Addresses
BMUG Mailing Address 1442A Walnut St. #62 Berkeley, CA 94709
BMUG Office Address 2150 Kittredge St. #3B Berkeley, CA 94704
The BMUG RAP Registration Assistance Program Most programs on BMUG disks are called user-supported software or Shareware, and sometimes even honorware. These differ from the free, public domain software on our disks in that the program’s author requests a payment if you use the program. The terms vary: some, like Red Ryder, request that you destroy all copies of the program if you do not pay within 45 days; others simply make a request for a contribution to support further development, or update versions of a file; and other payment requests are simple donations, or contributions to a charitable organization. The developer is able to offer the software at a very low price, because he or she does not spend money on advertising, distribution, and dealer markups. For User-Supported software to work, both as individual products and as a viable method of distribution in this industry, users need to comply with the terms of the license agreements and pay for the software they use. Our experience has been that, for many, it hardly seems worth the effort to write a check for $5 or $15 for a product, find the author’s address, a stamp, and an envelope, and send off the payment. This type of APATHY appears to be universal among even active ShareWare users, even those who would never dream of pirating a commercial program or stealing someone else’s food. BMUG is taking action to make paying for your ShareWare easier than ever. With the BMUG Registration Assistance Program (RAP), you can just send the checks to BMUG, with an order or independently, to register any program on any BMUG disk. We’ll pass on the checks to the author, and we pay the postage to send payments to the individual authors. This is an experimental program, and for it to work, you need to do the following:
1.For each program you want to register, consult the documentation (or, often, the “About...” box) for the author’s name, address, and suggested payment.
2. Make checks payable to the program’s author or company, NOT to BMUG!
3.Make sure your address is on the check.
4.Be sure that the program name and “BMUG RAP” is on the check, on the “Memo” line.
5.Send the checks to the BMUG office, Attn.: “BMUG RAP”, at our address. We’ll pass them on to the ShareWare authors. Do your part to help keep ShareWare alive — get the RAP — from BMUG.
More about BMUG
BMUG is financed by membership dues and sales of BMUG products. This State and Federal non-profit organization accepts no advertising in order to remain objective in its services and provide the computer user the widest possible array of information. BMUG depends on word of mouth, mailing, local advertising, and excellent contacts in the computer industry to publicize its events and services. We welcome, need, and are grateful for any contributions made to BMUG, financial or otherwise. If you think we could do better, please do let us know. Because we are growing fast, with more and more members seeking Mac help, we are always searching for volunteers who can help us for a few hours or few months at the office, the BBS, the Help-Lines, and on the BMUG newsletter. In exchange for your help, we can offer you an outstanding source of information, leading to ideas, and experience you can take with you everywhere. Remember, computer users are still in the minority, and, in this Information Era, people like you are invaluable! Call us!
One of the most complete and up-to-date disk libraries (as of April 1988) available anywhere, not full of redundant copies of System and Finder. Below is a summary of the BMUG’s double - sided (800k) disk library. Complete library indexes are available for $1 or 50 cents at the office. Some popular programs are in italics for easy reference. Note that files or programs are added to the library contents weekly. For a summary update write to BMUG, Disk Library Update, 1442A Walnut Street #62, Berkeley, CA 94709. Note to Owners of 400k disk drives: For $5.00 each, we can copy any disk onto two single-sided disks. Please see the order form.
HyperCard
The following Hyper disks contain only stacks and require HyperCard to run them.
Hyper 0: A catalog of BMUG HyperCard disks in HyperCard
Education Stacks
Ed1h: Teaching to Read, Addition, Subtraction, Ear. Ed
2H: SpellTest, Guess the Number, FlashCards 1.2, Animal Years, California and more.
Ed 3h : Animal Kingdom, Plant Kingdom, FlashCards, Math Adventure, US Map-States and Capital and more.
Ed 4h: I-Ching, Astro Stack, ESP Stack, Dr.TLetone A and B.
Ed5h:Russian1 and Russian 2 andRussianVocabulary.
Ed 6h: Spelling Stack, HyperBib, Bibliography, Test Stack Report Card Stack and Class Room.
Ed 7h: Russian 3, Russian 4, Russian 5 and more.
Ed 8h: Dinosaurs, Read more Russian and more.
ED 9h: Guitarist, The Guitar Tutor, Walk the Dog.
Ed 10h: Bob (something special)and HyperJotto.
Ed 11h: Testament Stack. (Great Stack)
Ed 12h: Astro Almanac, Eliza, Storyboard, Library Mngt, Tarot Major Arcana and more.
Ed 13h: Grades, HangMan(22,000 Words), Mad Math Minutes, Mayan Icons, Trig Formulas and more.
Ed 14h: Passing Notes, World Miles.
Ed 15: Health Stacks, Aid's Clock, Nutrition Stack ect.
Misc Stacks
Misc 1: MacTV, ten channels of HyperCard
Misc 2: BillSez, About HyperCard by Bill
Misc 3: HyperCard Magazines, HyperAge Media Stack, MacWeek Info, StackaZine for Feb and March.
Demo Stacks
Demo 1h: Graphic Works and Genealogy Explorer.
Sound Stacks
Sound 1h: Talking Tools, HyperSounds, Sound Effects, Sound fx 2, Sound fx 3, SoundCapMover and more.
Sound 2h: Sound Machine,(34 great sounds)
Sound 3h: Sound fx 4, Sound fx 5, Sound Studio, ect.
Sound 4h: Sound fx 11, Sound fx 13, Hyper Noise1, Hyper Noise 2, Sound Leech.
Sound 5h: Sound fx 14,(the best one) Sound fx 16. Sound 6h: Sound fx 17 and more.
Games 3h: Concentration, Just for Fun, Knights Adventure, Memory Match, Mr. Potato Head.
Games 4h: Animation Stack, Bugs Funnies, Hyper Tunes, Carol Stack, Ooooo, The Music Box and more.
Games 5h:Your Faithful Camel, Inigo Takes a Bath. Games 6h:Monster Hunt.(a great 730k game)
Games7h: HyperCraps, Looking for a Phone and more.
Games 8h: Bowling Scores, Day at the RaceTrack, LottoBlaster, Space Escape, Yahtzee, and more.
Utlitiy Stacks
Utility 1h: Hidden Scripts, Hyper Launch, Icon Mover Fkey, Import Pict, Text Importer, ScriptReport and more.
Utility 2h: StackWare Detective, File Name and more.
Utility 3h: DiskBox, Talking Stacks, PopAlerts, Hyper Fonts, Hyper Sleep, Calculator and more.
Utility 4h: HomeDesk, MacTips, Menus for HyperCard, Shift Window, Inheritance Path Stack and more.
Utility 5h: Xref 2, ScreenLock, HyperTalk Reference, HyperPostScript, Full Page Print and more.
Utility 6h: Deprotect, DragTracer, Resource Copier, Time Keeper, Utlities and MacWorld Indexe 87.
Utility 7h: Button Maker, Color, Icons in Menus,HyperList, StackBuilder, ShutDown XCMD and much more.
Utility 8h: Bring In the Expert, Developer Stack, HC AppleTalk, X-Tools, Search & Replace and more.
Utility 9h: Home Stacks. HomeSuite, HyperStation, Talking Home Stack, House, HyperBase.
Utility 10h: Programmer's Notebook(Inside Macintosh Stack) PowerTools, HyperMidi, and more.
Utility 11h: Bar Button, ZoomRect, HyperText Stacks, DragRect, Mass Compacter, IconStuff, and more.
Utility 12h:Texas, GetVolume/SetVolume and more.
Utility 13h: Popup Menus, ScriptWriter, Stack Reporter, Text ScrapBook, Relations and more.
Graphic Stacks
Graphic 1h: Bloom County, Cat Walking, Clip Art Viewer, Scanned Images, Typer & Graphic preview and more.
Graphic 2h: MacVermont, Classical Icons Stack, Ship Stack, DispPict, A.P.D. Generator and more.
Business Stacks
Business 1h: Hyper Alarms, HyperCheck, Hyper Dex, Hyper Payroll, MacVenders, and much more.
Business 2h: Business Class Demo and The Guide.
Business 3h: CheckWriter, DB Importer, Memos, Xref 5, Month at a Glance, MS Address Merge, and more.
Business 4h: Business Phone, Lables, Import Excel,Month, Memory Phone, Summarizer and more.
Business 5h: Checking and Savings Stack, Hyper UPS, Income Recorder, TimeBillz.
Business 6h: Phonebook, Scheduler,TimeBillz, Staff Register, Visual OutLiner, Week at a Glance. Business 7h: Call Screening,( a 720k receptionist in a stack to deal with the phone) MemoStack.
Business 8h: Address Master, Check Register, E-Mail Tutor, DR Importer, Delux Address Stack, Disk Lables.
These are general disk that do not need HypeCard to run. Be sure and be very clear on what disks you order.
DAs DA's 1: 3 D Tic tac-Toe, A-talk, Artisto, Scrapbook, CrashFix, Cray4,Camera, and 70 others.
DA's 2: , Fade to Black, MockPackage, Other, VT-52 DA Immortality, Fontsie, VT52, MiniWriter, and etc.
DA's 3: DAfx, Mini Guide 2.0, Paint DA, SysErr DA, JoliWrite, DA Tools, Font Lister, Transfer and more.
Text Text 1: File Diddler, TabUtil, , File Stripper, , CleanUp MacWrite and more.
Text 2 : Text editors & utilities: Display, Pr 2.0, Q/Reader, Text Ranger, Val Speak, Edit, File Utah, & etc.
Text 3 : File Tricks, Face Lift, MacWrite Recover, Fall 1984 BMUG newsletter, & etc.
Fonts Fonts 1: Alice, Candy, Camelot, Dali, Evish, Tile, Hamberg, Las Vegas, Hollywood Thin, Fargo, and 58 others.
Fonts 2 : Icon, Font Terms, Future, Dots, Boxie, Detroit, Hood River, LED, Tiffany, Uncial, and 68 others.
Fonts 3: Princeton Laser Font, ,Fractions, Pica, Austin Math Font, ScriptMath Font,& and 45 other screen fonts.
Fonts 4 : Boston II, Font Display, Sierra, Spokane, Apple I, Lachine, Fontsie, and 36 others.
Fonts 5 : A great font editor, Greek Fonts, Kana, Moscow, Mobile, Old Church Slavonic, Icon, MacPaint, German, Poker and more.
Fonts 6: ShareWare LaserWriter™ fonts and PostScript Samples and PostScript Tools.
Fonts 7: ShareWare LaserWriter™ Fonts,HGDSSSans Serf, Beverly Hills, Calligraphic, ModernPri Bol.,Tiffany, , HiTechHGDS, Louisville, and and more.
Fonts 9: Neshota (great ImageWriter font) Braille font and Doodiddle font (a electronic symbol font).
Fonts 10: Music Font, More ShareWare LaserWriter™ Fonts, IBM Clone, Miami Nights, Park Haven.
Fonts 11: More ShareWare LaserWriter™ Fonts, FlintStone, Rodchenko, Bill's DingBats and more.
Fonts 12: Another Great ImageWriter font, Palencia, Alderney, ChiTown, Trond, and more.
Demo
The following Demo disks are miniature versions of commercial programs. Demo 3 & 4: 4th Dimension™ Comes with a Demo Manual.
Demo-5: Stella for Business Demo
Demo-6: True Forms demo.
FKEYs FKEYs 1: Fontsie, ShrinkWrap, FkeyPad, Extras, Toggle Key, Version Reader, Pop Keys, Open DA FKey.
Games
Games 1: Billiards, Bash BB, Asteroids, Bagles, Backgammon, Banzai, Blob Manager, Brickles and more.
Games 2: CanField, Concentation, Daleks, Go, Hearts, CryptoSolve,Dungeon Of Doom Editors, Dungeons of Doom and more.
Games 3 : Hustle, Klondike, MacLuff, Office Attack, Pong, Othello, MacSeven, MacBugs, MacPente and more
Games 4 : Radical Castle, Space Invaders, Star Trek, This Ain't Othello, Vampire Castle, Think Ahead & more.
Games 5: Hangman, StuntCopter, WallGame, Wargle, This Ain't Othello, Vampire Castle, ThinkAhead, and more.
Games 6 : Pinball Game Player, Solitaire, MacWord Hunt, Juggler,PhrazeCraze+, Reversi, Star Trek II and others.
Games 7: A 777 k World Builder Star Trek game with great sound effects. Games 8 : NetTrek,: an AppleTalk StarTrek game for up to 5 people, Scarab of Ra, GunShy, Zero Gravity & others.
Games 9: BlackJack, Destroyer, Iggy Iggopolis, Lotto, The Pierre Anglais, Tic-Tac-Toe-Too and more.
Games 10: Spear of Destiny & Cap'N Magnneto.
Games 11: Air Traffic Controller, LetsGetTanked, Birds, Darwin, Rouge, SpaceArtillery, Climber, andZoony™.
Games12: WolfPack, SnakeBar, The MasterGuesser™, MacTrack, MacTrec and others.
Games 13: Ax Headroom, MacYahtzee, Karth of the Jungle, CrossMaster and Blackjack.
Games 14: MacChase (like Pacman), Zork maps, Uninvited Map, Hunting the Elan, Ars Magna(Word Game).
Games 15: The Village, Brand Othello, Sitting Duck, BattleMac, fly, Occult Pick•It.
Games 16: Crystall Quest Demo, MacPuzzel, Maserlase
Games 17: Bug Hunt( a great World Builder Game), WordFind, StringStuff Games 18: Centipede, Bills Casino, MacFootball, Pyramid Will of Fortune, 3-D Checkers, Ballistics.
Games 19: (This disk is oriented towards kids under ten years of age)Face the Musics, Hot Air Ballons, Zero GravityPeg Puzzle, GunShy, Birds, Pattern Blocks.
Games 20: World Builder Games, Space Adventure, Wizard's WareHouse, and Mac_Pong II.
Games 21: Fools Errand Demo, PW Adventure(a World Builder game).
Utility Utility 1 : BootEdit, Disk Dup+, Icon Maker, Idle(Screen Saver), How to Animate Icons, Way Station, ResEdit, ect.
Utility 2: Cat-Mac, MacSnoop, Switcher, Curious Cat RamStart,Verify, Disk Librarian and more.
Utility 3: Servant, Typing Helper, Version Sleuth, SCSI
Utility 5: Macdump (a HD backup), SCSI Test, SF&I,Pict-All SCSI Evaluator, Xerisk, FastLaunch, Peeker.
Utility 6: Big Menu, Sample It! Oasis 2.0, Kwik Lable, Quickey Demo, SCSI Paker CDEV and many more CDEV's, Oasis, MultiFinder Utilities Electric Dvorak and and much more.
Utlity 7: AppleNotes 1 to 6, How to Install Simms, Screen-Dump //, Resourse Peek DA, Mass Formatter and much more.
Sounds
Sounds 1 : MacinTalk, Talking Moose, TalkingKeys, Text To Speak, & examples, Speak File & more.
Sounds 2 : BeepSounds, StartUp Sounds, Mr. Ed, Limerick Machine, ABSpeaks, Sound INIT and Beep iINIT,
Sounds 3 : Look, up in the Sky, Screams, Thunder, Twlight Zone, and Start Up Sounds and Beep Sounds.
Pictures 7: Backdrop with a collection of MacPaint pictures to use in place of Mac's classic grey desktop.
Pictures 8: MacDraw tutorial, Enterpriser, US and world maps, Cat & Mouse, Fine gent, the end, Helmet and more
Pictures 9: Cartoons 1 thru 6, Basselope, Christmas Art Squirrel, Jet Car, Vitamins, Aircraft4 and much more
Pictures 10: Folklore, Apple Logo, Large Mac, TriPlane Big Dragon, Knights, Lamborghini and more
Pictures11: MacBillboard, ( a MacPaint compatible program ), Prometheus, Ronnie Reagan, Fish, Dino
Pictures13: Maya 1, 2, 3, Iron Man, Meadow Guard, Eagle, 3 Stooges, Black Beauty, Mandala ect.
Pictures14: Beautiful borders for just about any occasion, Oriental, Delicate, Deco, Holiday Tags, and more.
Pictures15: EPS Files, Mickey Mouse, Logos, SnowFlake, Credit Cards, Donald Duck, Symbols, World Map.
Business
The following Business disks have templates that require that you have the application mentioned. Business 1: Excel templates, 87 tax forms, loan payoffs, Checkbook tracking, Rental Collection.
Business 2: Calendar Maker™, Mac Mailing, Mind, BiPlane(ShareWare SpreadSheet) SmallView, ,Quick File, Tiny Calendar, Bonds, Kiwi Envelopes.
Business 3: MacLoan, MortCalc, CK 2.0, MacShcedule Demo, Household Shopper and more.
Programming 2: Edit, Layout, M Edit, Menu Edit, Macsbug, My Menu, KeyCode, ArrowCursor, etc.
Programming 3: MacMan, (Inside Mac DA), Mini ADA, HFS Find, MacYacc, Layout and more. Programming 4: C source code: Transfer, Safari, and XLisp 2.0 , DataFlow, etc.
Programming 5: Pocket Forth, Jeff Interpreter, Pocket Forth, XLisp 1.7a and X Lisp utilities.
The following Update disks contains updates for programs you already have.
Update 14: MacinTalk,(Works on all Macs) Index Maker 2.0, IBeep2, Klondike 3.6, Curious Cat and more.
UpDate 15: SCSI Tools, FontMaster, MacPente 2.0, Set Clock1.8, 87 Fed Taxes, Menu Clock101, TimeLogger
Update 16: Stuffit 1.32, Ram Disk 2.03, NoteBook 1.1+ SCSI Evaluator 0.71, Scribbler 2.0 and more.
For the Macintosh II Only
Paris 1: Mandel, MacII Fractals, Color Kaleideoscope, Kolor, Klutz, , MaxWrite and SD Alert Sound and Dimmer.
Paris 2: BeepSounds.
Paris 3: Startup Screens, Creation, Bill the Cat, Cube and 10 others, some in color, some not.
Paris 4: Color Giffer Pictures of women(G-rated)
Paris 5: More color Giffer pictures. Garfield, SpyVsSpy, Green Porsche, Robo Hand, and much more.
Paris 6: More color Giffer pictures, Nagel Pictures, Apollo, Earth, Kitty Challenger, Grand Canyon and more.
Paris 7: Pixel Paint color pictures, Egyptian Queen, Opus, Outside BMUG, Pixel Paint Viewer, and more. Paris 8: QuickerGraf( can speed up color redraw), Ani-Mandel, DeskPicture, Rainbow and more.
Pairis 9: More color Giffer pictures, Asterix, Tarot, Jedi, Fred Flintstone, Fantasia, and Image movies.
Official Apple System/Finder update Universal System Disks Whatever the current version is. This is generally a four disk set.
Reminder Note: The disk library contents change weekly. For a summary update write to BMUG, Disk Library Update, 1442A Walnut Street #62, Berkeley, CA 94709. BMUG Back Issues BMUG’s newsletters — each over 200 pages packed with tips, tricks, reviews, advice, and NO ADVERTISING. Timeless info for the Macintosh user. Each includes a companion disk.
Spring ‘85 : (only 120 pages) — Disk survey, telecommunication and cable notes, many software reviews. With Disk #10 (400K). Fall ‘85: Hardware, application-oriented tutorials, and a good deal of general information and reference material. With Disk #20 (400k). Spring ‘86: Communications, Graphic Design, Hacking, Programming, and various reviews. With Disk #40 (400k). Fall‘86: (over 400 pages!) — Similar to Fall '85 but with much more and useful information on a wide range of subjects: design, productivity tools, artificial intelligence, networking, business, commentary, BMUG choices, and more. With Disk #60 (400K). Spring /Summer ‘87 With Disk S/S87 (800k): Care and Feeding of the Common Hard Disk, Using the Mac in an Epidemiological Study, Artificial Neural Networks, Lables for the Rest of Us, Tutorial: power line problems, Silicon Valley Dating, are among the many featured informative articles in this issue from BMUG.
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