File Name: 13b-micr-font.hqx (68 k)
Date: Jan 29, 2000
From: Michel Bujardet Subject: MICR E13B Type Typeface Version: 01/29/2000 Shareware $39.95 The MICR E13B Match font emulates the special printers or printer cartridge used to print the special characters at the bottom of checks used in the US and Canada. It is provided in both TrueType and PostScript format. With a laser printer it is possible to print checks without using pre-printed stock. This allows greater flexibility and the creation of custom applications for instance the printing of check fac-simile for payment over electronic transactions with checks. The MICR E13B Match font has been successfully used by hundreds of US and Canadian companies. The later is very important since canadian standards are stricter than US ones and some cheap fonts available will not pass. The documentation also indicates how to test MICR printing. The registered version comes with information about where to find magnetic toner how to implement the font and other valuable information about MICR technology. This font has numbers and blocky check characters only.

File Name: 2con-zodiac-icons.hqx (28 k)
Date: May 19, 1998
From: ilona@cyberrealm.net Subject: IliCon_Zodiac_Icons The set contains the twelve zodiac icons. You can get the extended version of these icons from my web site. Ilona Melis e-mail: ilona@cyberrealm.net IliCon: http://cyberrealm.net/~janos Icons and other goodies!

File Name: 2-lava-lamps.hqx (208 k)
Date: Feb 12, 1999
From: jasonrainbows@mindspring.com Subject: 2LavaLamps 2LavaLamps An AfterDark ScreenSaver Module by Jason Rainbows' Magic Theatre E-Mail: rainbow@kagi.com http://www.mindspring.com/~jasonrainbows Requires: Macintosh, AfterDark, color monitor. Two lava lamps to amuse your eyes while you and your Mac are idle. Transport your Mac back in time, to a place where there's bean-bag chairs, 8-track tapes, florescent posters, op-art wallpaper, and incense fuming in a brass holder next to the copy of "The Last Whole Earth Catalogue" while Neil Diamond sings "Lordy" from the album on the turntable. For those of you who are too young to remember those days, allow me to enlighten you... Several years ago, your ancestors (those old people you see all the time) used the lava lamp as a soothing centerpiece and powerful aphrodasiac. Combined with intoxicating beverages and the right kind of music, the lava lamp was a powerful tool in the hands of the right person. It can work for YOU too! Try it! But you'll have to get your OWN lava lamp. In the meantime, here's a nifty screensaver that you can practice with. It features, not one, but TWO lava lamps! Lava lamps in STEREO! Double the pleasure, double the fun. I can hardly contain my excitement. (NOTE TO AOL USERS: I was being sarcastic when I said "I could hardly contain my excitement", it's not really THAT exciting to watch a lava lamp) This module is made possible by "The Chicken Man of Ackron Ohio", who creates editable modules for AfterDark ScreenSaver. Thanks Tom! Look for more Goodies by Jason Rainbows Magic Theatre at the website; http://www.mindspring.com/~jasonrainbows/ Peace, -Jason Rainbows rainbow@kagi.com http://www.mindspring.com/~jasonrainbows "littera scripta manet - non omnis moriar"

File Name: 32-bit-be-icons.hqx (164 k)
Date: Oct 31, 1998
From: mgreer@sirius.com Subject: 32bitBEiconsb5.sit.hqx Here are a few BE style icons redone with 32 bit color. Also included are a resource file with the icns and a modified BE Kaliedoscope scheme with these icons. mgreer@sirius.com

File Name: 32bit-solar-system-icons.hqx (356 k)
Date: Sep 07, 1999
From: Reby Lee Subject: 32-bit Solar System Icon Set This is another revision of the Solar System Icon Set. This set contains 51 icons of planets, their satellites, comets, the sun and asteriods (7 added). More satellites of Saturn, Neptune, Uranus and Jupiter are added. Some icons have been changed . The new 16x16-pixel small icon format is added. MacOS8.5 or later is required for viewing the icons. This set is also the itemware, meaning that you need to do one of following for me: 1. a beautiful postcard of your home town or country. 2. a donation to your local charity. 3. a breathtaking picture of your country. 4. to recycle or reuse 5 items (e.g. bottles, cans, packing materials.) Reby Lee email: rhwlee@hk.super.net address: http://www.hk.super.net/~rebylee

File Name: 3d-box.hqx (232 k)
Date: Oct 20, 1998
From: busse@magnet.at Subject: 3D-Box 3D-Box * Requirements: PPC, 6 MB RAM, MacOS 7.55 and up, (8.0 and before also need the Appearance manager; info at the website) * Description: 3DBox is an application that creates boxes in OBJ format and matching texture map templates as PICTs. You give the heigth, width and length of the box and decide in which resolution you would like to get the texture map. The created models can be used in any 3D program that supports OBJ import and parametric mapping of textures. 3DBox provides the option to leave gaps at certain edges in the texture map, so you can create completely different designs for the different sides of your box without getting the usual inaccuracies at the edges of the box. * Further notices: 3D-Box may be included in commercially available CD-ROM of the archives.

File Name: 3d-contro-panels-14.hqx (80 k)
Date: Mar 12, 1997
From: jms@ncweb.com Subject: 3D Control Panel Icons 1.4 3D Control Panel Icons contains fourty-one control panel icons, with a 3D Copland/MacOS 8 perspective. This version adds many control panel icons that were left out in previous versions. Jason http://www.ncweb.com/users/jms

File Name: 3d-desktop-patterns.hqx (224 k)
Date: Jun 17, 1998
From: kyrahn@akula.com Subject: 3D_Desktop_patterns 3D_Desktop_patterns These are some desktop patterns I've done for friends and my own personal pleasure over the last few years. They are made to be displayed at thousands or millions of colors. They are not editable by any file editing app, (Resedit or Resorcerer™), but you can import them to the Desktop Pictures control panel for your own use. You'll need a ppat tool to apply/import these, Pattern Manager seems to work well, once in there you can drag the ppat directly into the Desktop Pictures window or apply directly with the ppat tool of your choice. Free for personal use, inclusion on any media for sale must be approved by the author. All Rights Reserved. If you want more or just want to comment on these you can contact me at email mactek@rocketmail.com © J. Nekritz 1998

File Name: 3d-floppy-maker-10.hqx (12 k)
Date: Mar 10, 1998
From: Accentgra@aol.com Subject: 3D-FloppyMaker 1.0 - Freeware 3D-FloppyMaker is an AppleScript application which will replace any default or custom floppy icon with a simple and neutral 3D one. The new icon is created and supported by your system's Finder, and so will occupy -0 (zero!) bites- on your floppy disk. System requirements: - System 7.1 or better. - "File Visibility" scripting addition (freeware by Mark Alldritt) which should be placed in the "Scripting Additions" folder inside the "Extentions" folder of your "System Folder". (As soon as Mark Alldritt has authorized the free distribution of the a. m. scripting addition, it is included in this package accompanied with Mark's original ReadMe file.) For more information, please read the ReadMe file. Thanks, Pavel Bondarovski

File Name: 3d-hard-disk-icons-101.hqx (24 k)
Date: Mar 12, 1997
From: jms@ncweb.com Subject: 3D Hard Disk Icons 1.0.1 This package contains twelve hard disk icons, all based on the upcoming MacOS 8. Most of the icons are colored in the traditional gray, while three others are dark gray(similar to the "High-Tech" theme). HD icons include: Black MacOS Disk, Black/high-tech Disk Construction Disk, Disk with Vent Documents Disk, Games Disk Gray Hard Disk, Gray MacOS Disk Happy Disk Network Disk Portable Disk, Remote Disk Version 1.0.1 Looks better in "small icon" mode

File Name: 3d-platinum-jaz-icons.hqx (64 k)
Date: Sep 13, 1997
From: harvey@ampsc.com Subject: 3D platinum Jaz icons 3D platinum Jaz icons Love the new Platinum-look floppy-disk icons you get with MacOS 8, Aaron, or Kaleidoscope? Wish you had Platinum-look Jaz disk icons to go with the Mac’s new 3D look? Here are 21 platinum Jaz disk icons that you can paste onto your old Jaz disk icons. This icon set is provided to you as freeware. If you have Zip disks, look for my other icon set, 3D Platinum Zip Disk Icons. These icons are copyright and the creations of: Harvey Lubin: PowerWorks@ampsc.com PowerWorks Computer Graphics: http://www.ampsc.com/PowerWorks/ (Enjoy ‘em ;-)

File Name: 3d-platinum-zip-icons.hqx (60 k)
Date: Aug 30, 1997
From: harvey@ampsc.com Subject: 3D platinum Zip icons 3D platinum Zip icons Love the new “Platinum-look” floppy-disk icons you get with MacOS 8, Aaron, or Kaleidoscope? Hate the ugly Zip disk icons that show up on your desktop? Here are 21 platinum Zip disk icons that you can paste onto your nasty looking old Zip disk icons. This icon set is provided to you as freeware. Please make sure that this ReadMe file is included with these icons any time you distribute them. These icons are copyright and the creations of: Harvey Lubin: PowerWorks@ampsc.com PowerWorks Computer Graphics: http://www.ampsc.com/PowerWorks/ (Enjoy ‘em ;-)

File Name: 3-people-eps.hqx (72 k)
Date: Sep 27, 1999
Subject: 3people.eps.sit.hqx From: "Marc Cardwell" for your art/grf directory: vector clip art, created in adobe ilustrator v. 8, saved as eps. this image is of 3 people "networked" together, one of many that i will send here. use is unlimited, artist retains copyright. this file may be included on any cd rom. marc cardwell http://www.logicsouth.com/~marcc/index.shtml

File Name: 8-ball-emulator.hqx (260 k)
Date: Mar 13, 1999
From: scottknudsen@compuserve.com Subject: 8-Ball Emulator 9 This Mac application puts a pool table on your screen and lets you shoot the balls down the holes. You can set the table size and ball size as you wish, and adjust speed and friction. The Aim Assist feature shows you which direction and how far the cue ball will go when you shoot. A Shot Status window shows who's turn it is, whether they've made a legal shot, etc. Version 9 lets you play 9-Ball and uses Kagi for registration. Registered users of versions 7 and 8 will not need to reregister. The registration process is fixed in version 9. ( In versions 7 and 8, registration was broken in Sept. 1997). You can only do 5 shots per day until you register. As the Registration window instructions say: To register 8-Ball Emulator 9 for this computer, first use the 8-Ball Registration application that comes with 8-Ball Emulator to pay for registration. When you get your payment confirmation, from Kagi, create a Key Request letter with the machine code above and the confirmation TransactionID, and send it to scottknudsen@compuserve.com. The 'Save...Letter' and 'Copy...' buttons below will help you. A Key Code will be returned to you that will unlock 8-Ball, for the machine whose code is in the Key Request letter. Once you enter the Key Code in the box above, you can play without interruption. You can also send a check and the letter to Kagi. If you are paying with credit card, you can email (sales@kagi.com) or fax ( 510 652 6589 ) the application info. If you are paying with cash or USD check, print the info and send it with payment to: Kagi 1442-A Walnut St. #392-QQT Berkeley, CA 94709-1405 USA But you must e-mail the Key Request letter to scottknudsen@compuserve.com

File Name: aarons-wonderful-icons-15.hqx (224 k)
Date: Mar 09, 1997
From: hotchkis@cdsnet.net (Aaron Hotchkiss) Subject: Aaron's Wonderful Icons 1.5 Aaron's Wonderful icons is a package of about 40 icons of all different types. Animals, Flags, Cities, Folders, Ancient Egyptian and Miscellaneous This is my second batch. I included the first ones I made with a few modifications, and a some brand new ones. Download them, I'm sure you'll like them.

File Name: absolute-zero-screen-shots.hqx (724 k)
Date: Jun 26, 1997
From: mkelly@cs.uoregon.edu Subject: Absolute Zero Screen Shots This program displays a slideshow of the eight screen shots from the back of the Absolute Zero box, along with their captions. Although Absolute Zero is a PowerMac-only game, this program will work on any Mac capable of displaying 256 colors.

File Name: a-camping-story-color-hc.hqx (460 k)
Date: Apr 03, 1996
From: (Diane Bundy) bundyd@ptialaska.net Subject: CAMPING STORY (color) AUTHOR: Granite Christopher NEEDS: HyperCard or Player, 12" screen, 256 colors are best "CAMPING STORY color " This is a color, interactive, personalized, short story for young readers, about an exciting encounter with a bear. At the beginning the reader is asked six questions; Their name, Their friends name, their favorite song bird ect.... These personal touches are then put into the story. Each page has things to hear and see. At the end of the story the reader can go fishing or take things in and out of the tent. The camp site is a fun place to pretend. There is lots of animals to spot and even a camp guide book in the tent. NOTE: The "preferred size" of your HyperCard memory must be set at least 2000, 3000 for Power Mac's, instructions how are included.

File Name: acdsee.hqx (2136 k)
Date: Aug 20, 2000
From: "Brian Piepgrass" Subject: ACDSee ACDSee for Mac is a high-speed, full-featured image viewer / browser that displays pictures and digital images in high resolution. Brian Piepgrass, ACD Systems Web Promotions Specialist Come meet the ACD Systems team! Photokina, Cologne, Germany, Sept. 20 - 25, Hall 5, Floor 1, Aisle G, Booth 009 Comdex, Las Vegas, Nov. 13 - 17, South Hall Level 1, Booth L7541 MacWorld, San Francisco, Jan 9 - 12, 2001, Hall A, Booth 433

File Name: acid-daze-two.hqx (532 k)
Date: Oct 23, 1998
From: phil.long@ecm.emap.com Subject: Acid Daze Two.sit Acid Daze Two is a messed-up font: broken down, but still readable. A bit 'Raygun' in feel, perhaps. Good for headlines, and quotes. Use big and bold, scattered accross your document for maximum effect. Also includes samples of other fonts available. Look through the archive for freeware fonts Cropper, Fontastic-samples, Rennacs and Scratch, too.

File Name: acme-10.hqx (1724 k)
Date: Dec 11, 1998
From: wmartin@teaser.fr Subject: Acme 1.0 Kaleidoscope Scheme Acme 1.0 is a beautiful grayscale Kaleidoscope scheme developed to fully take advantage of the functions of Mac OS 8.5. It comes complete with 32 bit-color icons, desktop pictures, and an 8.5 sound set. You need to have Kaleidoscope 2.0 or better installed on your computer, but it will run on any machine with Mac OS 7.1 or better installed. Thank you, Billy Martin wmartin@teaser.fr

File Name: acr-nema-121.hqx (32 k)
Date: Oct 23, 1996
From: fowen@spss.com (Frank Owen) Subject: ACR-NEMA 1.2.1 - Acquisition Plug In for PhotoShop ACR-NEMA Acquire is a plug-in module for PhotoShop and other programs that allow the use of PhotoShop acquisition modules. (The PhotoShop acquisition module interface has become a defacto standard for acquiring images from such devices as scanners, and for converting images from foreign file types, and is supported by many Macintosh graphics software programs.) The ACR-NEMA plug-in allows you to import ACR-NEMA image files into any such PhotoShop Plug-in compatible program. 1.2.1 Changed contact information. New email address, and US Mail address. Made some minor updates to ReadMe file. No functional (i.e. code) changes.

File Name: acronyms-101.hqx (1876 k)
Date: Dec 29, 1999
From: Angela Brett Subject: ACRONYMS (v1.0.1) - A Casual Round-up Of Novelties in YourMessage System (words and phrases in capitals are acronyms whose expansions are in the stack) The purpose of this FREEWARE HYPERCARD STACK is to provide an introduction to a MIRTHFUL use of ACRONYMS on the INTERNET. Have you ever wished you had a better alternative to LOL? Or thought "Who makes up these WITTICISMs?" Well anybody can, you can! Don't say you're JUST TOO BUSY! and you don't want to READ A MANUAL. You can create an ACRONYM out of ALMOST ANYTHING! You can make them from any old CLICHE, use them to tell people to SHUT UP, state that THAT'S NOT FUNNY, tell a GIRL that she's FEMININE, SMILE a SMUG SMILE or just find FLAWS in the MEMORY of a UNIVERSITY EINSTEIN. Take a DIRTY MIND, add a CHUCKLE, stir in a QUIP, and a QUANTITY of SNORTING, stick on a DISCLAIMER, and that's THE WAY THINGS ARE! You can politely tell people to PISS OFF, PUT A SOCK IN IT, BE CIVIL or tell them THAT'S CHILDISH. You can tell people that they're talking BOLLOCKS! And if you're ON A ROLL, you can create a HUMDINGER of a reply to someone who won't TRY ONSCREEN HELP. So who began this BIZARRE ADVENTURE through the ALPHABET? A CRAZED KIWI and an ABNORMAL IRISH man with a DIRTY MIND, who found themselves making up LAUGHTER ACRONYMS during their EPISTLES to the ANTIPODES - a sequence of combinations started when TONY MCCOY O'GRADY (MAXIOGEE) sent ANGELA BRETT AN EMAIL about his SLEUTHing in some of her SHAREWARE. They decided not to continue DOING NOTHING about their HILARIOUS ACRONYM stash, so they compiled them into this STACK, and in the process created a SUPERHERO called MACGIRL, her SIDEKICK KEYBOARD, and many DASTARDly VILLAINs. Both these WEIRD ACRONYM WRITERS like APPLE and think that MACINTOSH IS THE BEST! ANGELA has two POWERBOOKs and the DIRTY OLD IRISHMAN has a BONDI BLUE iMAC, a broken NEWTON and a few other MACINTOSHes. We haven't yet collected EVERY ACRONYM UNDER THE SUN, but we'd like to try... think some up yourself and send them to angela@kagi.com for inclusion in the next update list for this stack. (You can download the latest update lists from the acronyms site on the WORLD WIDE WEB at http://un.co.nz/angela/acronyms and import them into the stack.)

File Name: actions-library-vol-1.hqx (8 k)
Date: Sep 06, 1997
From: rogsmu@brainiac.com Subject: Chris' Actions Library Vol 1 Chris' Action Library Vol 1 includes 16 predefined 'Action' scripts for use with Adobe Photoshop 4. Each script performs a set of operations on an image layer. Included are Distortion, Noise, Texture, and Painter Actions. For more information, please read the Read Me file enclosed, or visit our Web page: http://www.brainiac.com/rogsmu/shorizons Thanks, Chris Rogers http://www.brainiac.com/rogsmu/shorizons

File Name: ac-visual-hc.hqx (72 k)
Date: Aug 20, 1996
From: (Brainfreeze) gudas@interlog.com Subject: ACvisual stack -- ideas for AddColor transitions Type: HyperCard stack Requires: 8-bit colour, HyperCard 2.2 or newer AddColor's transitions, when chosen from the menu in the color palette, are assigned to a card, so that you get the transition whenever you go the card. But what if you wanted to have separate transitions, so that the transition depends on what card you started out from? The problem is solved in the simple scripts of this stack. Full on-line documentation of what goes on.

File Name: add-color-button-anim-11-hc.hqx (216 k)
Date: Jul 08, 1999
From: Stan Soria Subject: AddColor Button Animations 1.1 - animate 3D buttons in HyperCard A demonstration of the use of AddColor and PICT images to animate 3D buttons in HyperCard. The technique employs a modification of Mark Klink's button animation technique for cicns. This version of the stack shows the user how "play" a series of PICTs for button animation. Requires HyperCard 2.2 or higher. Stan Soria

File Name: adesktops-collection.hqx (2584 k)
Date: Aug 02, 1999
From: macmake@kagi.com Subject: aDESKTOPs Collection aDESKTOPs Collection http://www.kagi.com/macmake/ Make your Macintosh happy! aDESKTOPs Collection is a collection of images specially made for Desktop Backgrounds. Any image is optimized for visualization in 832x624pxl resolution with Thousands of Colors. You can also use the images with a differents specifications because the Mac OS arrange it in the perfect mode. This collection is created by professional designers with the supervision of Macmake Creations an it's dedicated to the world wide happy people. aDESKTOPs Collection is shareware, if you like the pictures anf if you use it for more than a week or two, please register your copy. The collection was improved with new images that each registered users can use without pay any additional fee. Once you have registered, you are considered registered for all future versions/images of aDESKTOPs Collection. aDESKTOPs Collection costs US $15.

File Name: ad-invert-shapes-101-c.hqx (24 k)
Date: Oct 10, 1993
From: joe@clipper.cb.att.com Date: Sat, 9 Oct 93 15:44:10 EDT Subject: InvertShapes 1.0.1 This is version 1.0.1 of the InvertShapes AfterDark screensaver module. This version corrects the "random" feature and the credit string. Source code is included. - j.t.judge

File Name: ad-launcher-111.hqx (216 k)
Date: Jan 06, 2000
From: "Andreas Rydh, Ibrium HB" Subject: AD Launcher 1.1.1 - MacDim screensaver module AD Launcher 1.1.1 AD Launcher is a MacDim screensaver module that launches the freeware and shareware AfterDark modules. This PPC/68k stand-alone program can communicate with the freeware control panel MacDim. Shareware $5 (or $20 for all our MacDim modules) System requirements: System 7.0 or later Main changes in v1.1.1: - Fixed the bundle bit - should now appear as a real program - Now opens the present folder in the select folder dialog At the present time these MacDim modules have been released: Fireballs, Blackout, ShadeCluster, Tunnelvision, AD Launcher, Molecules, ChaosZoom and PixelGallery. They can all be downloaded at: http://www.ibrium.se/macdim/modules.html For more information, please visit our web-pages at: http://www.ibrium.se/ Copyright (c) 1999-2000 Ibrium HB

File Name: adobe-premiere-developer-c.hqx (40 k)
Date: May 04, 1992
Date: Tue, 5 May 92 14:39 +1200 From: "Lawrence D'Oliveiro, Waikato University, Hamilton, NZ" Subject: info-mac/tech/adobe-premiere-developer.hqx The following archive includes information and sample code (in MPW C and assembler) for writing your own add-ons for Adobe Premiere. You can create custom visual transition effects, video filters, and audio filters. I found this originally posted on AppleLink by Randy Ubillos, author of Premiere. Lawrence D'Oliveiro, Waikato University, Hamilton, New Zealand. ldo@waikato.ac.nz --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

File Name: adventure-man-2000.hqx (460 k)
Date: Feb 09, 2001
From: Tom Angleberger Subject: AdventureMan.sit ADVENTURE MAN Cheer on Adventure Man as he tries to save the Village, the Prime Minister, maybe even the WORLD! Daring stunts! Nailbiting action! Will he make it in time? A screensaver module with a plot! Seriously addictive! My all-time best is finally adapted for iMac, G4s and big monitors! And improvements have been made to the "classic" AdvMan for you folks using 640x480 monitors, too! For use with Darkside or Afterdark. It's Freeware from HCS. Include on any CD or other compilation.

File Name: adventures.hqx (144 k)
Date: Dec 26, 1998
From: copperfield@worldnet.att.net Subject: Wolfenstein Adventures Wolfenstein Adventures 16 short n' sweet, action-packed scenarios that will keep your eyes glued to the screen. A neverending thrill ride. Have fun! Requires the full version of Wolfenstein 3D If you don't have Wolfenstein 3D, e-mail me at copperfield@worldnet.att.net Visit my site at http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/1568/wolf.html Enjoy! Josh Mills copperfield@worldnet.att.net

File Name: aeaea-11.hqx (956 k)
Date: Jan 15, 1999
From: muhenry@eastnet.educ.ecu.edu Subject: aeaea-11 AEAEA-11.hqx is an algorithmic stand-alone music application, it plays lush music and cycles mystic pictures of Circe's island, Aeaea (Malta), where Odysseus' sailors were enchanted. Can be used as an artistic-mystic background while you chill out. YOU NEED: Apple's Quicktime (2.5) and Sound Manager, System 7.+ DETAILS: AEAEA-11 was realized on a Mac 8500 PPC (system 7.5.5, QT 2.5) using Opcode System's MAX 3.0. program. Virus checked.Compressed with Stuffit Lite. AVAILABILITY: AEAEA-11 is free to individuals for their private enjoyment. Distribution by CD Rom and other means: OK, please notify by e-mail. **************** ***************** *********** QuickStart: Double-click on the Aeaea.11.app in the Program Folder. Hit the SPACE BAR to start and stop. The music plays on the Mac's internal speakers. If possible, hook your computer's audio output into your HiFi system. Do not remove the AEAEA-11.app from its folder; it is an APPLICATION, so close by opening the Apple control bar File menu and selecting "QUIT". Notes: According to Homer's epic, The Odyessy, when Odysseus (Ulyssus) and his men reached the mysterious island of Aeaea, they were enchanted by the sorceress Circe. Malta, a small 15-by-17 mile island off the coast of Sicily in the Med. seems to be the likely place for this encounter. Homer's description of the landing in a fair bay (St. Paul's bay) and the promentory from which a temple in the middle of the island was seen all seem to reinforce this idea. Also important is the discovery of Minoan- era temple ruins with bull figures and oracle whispering holes. Malta has a long history of occupation by many cultures: Romans, Arabs, The Knights of St. John, Napoleon, the English etc. Although totally Catholic in religion, they speak an Arabic-based language which is written using the Roman alphabet. Malta became an independent nation shortly after WW II and the entire island was given the George Cross for its valiant role during that struggle (hence the initials after the name: Malta, G.C.) I spent 6 weeks in Malta during the summer of 1972 (mainly in the small fishing village of Marsasloxx) and took many slides and pictures of the curious landscapes, churches and bells. All the time I was there - and ever as I remember or dream of it - Malta was a rich, exciting enchanted island full of wonderful loving people to whom a smile, a joke and a drink with one's companions were the best things in life. However, their way of life and sense of time was very different. Most people seemed to get up very early and go to bed shortly after sunset. Malta, a very densely populated island, seemed totally deserted by late afternoon just when the sun was so right for taking pictures, and so many of my color slides were landscapes without people in them.

File Name: aerial-1024x768.hqx (628 k)
Date: Jan 22, 1999
From: ira97@concentric.net Subject: Desktop Pictures: Aerial / 1024x768 This version of Desktop Pictures: Aerial is for monitors with a resolution of 1024x768. "Desktop Pictures: Aerial" is a collection of 20 Desktop Picture shareware images for system 8x. These images were inspired by the stirring satellite and high orbit photos that have become as common as the daily TV weather report. Desktop Pictures: Aerial is meant to express a feeling of the mystery and beauty of the natural world. System Requirements: * System 8 Desktop Picture control panel or pre-system 8 with the shareware application Decor * Millions of colors preferred; thousands of colors will look good Desktop Pictures: Lightning is available in the following monitor resolutions: 1024x768; 1152x870; 640x480; 800x600; 832x624

File Name: aerial-1152x870.hqx (736 k)
Date: Jan 22, 1999
From: ira97@concentric.net Subject: Desktop Pictures: Aerial / 1152x870 This version of Desktop Pictures: Aerial is for monitors with a resolution of 1152x870. "Desktop Pictures: Aerial" is a collection of 20 Desktop Picture shareware images for system 8x. These images were inspired by the stirring satellite and high orbit photos that have become as common as the daily TV weather report. Desktop Pictures: Aerial is meant to express a feeling of the mystery and beauty of the natural world. System Requirements: * System 8 Desktop Picture control panel or pre-system 8 with the shareware application Decor * Millions of colors preferred; thousands of colors will look good Desktop Pictures: Lightning is available in the following monitor resolutions: 1024x768; 1152x870; 640x480; 800x600; 832x624

File Name: aerial-640x480.hqx (368 k)
Date: Jan 22, 1999
From: ira97@concentric.net Subject: Desktop Pictures: Aerial / 640x480 This version of Desktop Pictures: Aerial is for monitors with a resolution of 640x480. "Desktop Pictures: Aerial" is a collection of 20 Desktop Picture shareware images for system 8x. These images were inspired by the stirring satellite and high orbit photos that have become as common as the daily TV weather report. Desktop Pictures: Aerial is meant to express a feeling of the mystery and beauty of the natural world. System Requirements: * System 8 Desktop Picture control panel or pre-system 8 with the shareware application Decor * Millions of colors preferred; thousands of colors will look good Desktop Pictures: Lightning is available in the following monitor resolutions: 1024x768; 1152x870; 640x480; 800x600; 832x624

File Name: aerial-800x600.hqx (468 k)
Date: Jan 22, 1999
From: ira97@concentric.net Subject: Desktop Pictures: Aerial / 800x600 This version of Desktop Pictures: Aerial is for monitors with a resolution of 800x600. "Desktop Pictures: Aerial" is a collection of 20 Desktop Picture shareware images for system 8x. These images were inspired by the stirring satellite and high orbit photos that have become as common as the daily TV weather report. Desktop Pictures: Aerial is meant to express a feeling of the mystery and beauty of the natural world. System Requirements: * System 8 Desktop Picture control panel or pre-system 8 with the shareware application Decor * Millions of colors preferred; thousands of colors will look good Desktop Pictures: Lightning is available in the following monitor resolutions: 1024x768; 1152x870; 640x480; 800x600; 832x624

File Name: aerial-832x624.hqx (488 k)
Date: Jan 22, 1999
From: ira97@concentric.net Subject: Desktop Pictures: Aerial / 832x624 This version of Desktop Pictures: Aerial is for monitors with a resolution of 832x624. "Desktop Pictures: Aerial" is a collection of 20 Desktop Picture shareware images for system 8x. These images were inspired by the stirring satellite and high orbit photos that have become as common as the daily TV weather report. Desktop Pictures: Aerial is meant to express a feeling of the mystery and beauty of the natural world. System Requirements: * System 8 Desktop Picture control panel or pre-system 8 with the shareware application Decor * Millions of colors preferred; thousands of colors will look good Desktop Pictures: Lightning is available in the following monitor resolutions: 1024x768; 1152x870; 640x480; 800x600; 832x624

File Name: afe-epsf-translator.hqx (36 k)
Date: Oct 19, 1993
Date: Mon, 18 Oct 1993 20:14:38 -0500 From: markf@knot.QueensU.CA (Mark Fleming) Subject: Updated AFE EPSF Translator --========================_23676786==_ Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" This EPSF V2.0 translator is a shareware product. The enclosed file contains stuffit file with ClarisWorks V2.0 document and an Apple File Exchange Translator. History... V1.0.1 Fix minor bug in missing EOF on ASCII text files, and added information about encapulated postscript files in this document. V1.0.2 Added code to support AFE "Show only eligible files" option. Only files starting with '%!PS' or the correct binary EPSF header will be listed as eligible files. V2.0.0 Added options to add the PostScript command showpage convert TIFF preview image. --========================_23676786==_ Content-Type: application/mac-binhex40; name="EPSF_AFE.sit"

File Name: afe-tiff-translator.hqx (36 k)
Date: Oct 19, 1993
Date: Mon, 18 Oct 1993 19:56:15 -0500 From: markf@knot.QueensU.CA (Mark Fleming) Subject: Updated AFE TIFF Translator --========================_23676786==_ Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" This TIFF V2.0 translator is a shareware product. The enclosed file contains stuffit file with ClarisWorks V2.0 document and an Apple File Exchange Translator. New features: - Option to convert TIFF to PICT and copy PICT to clipboard. - Updated documentation on TIFF file formats and limitions. Old Features: - check file header for TIFF files to select only TIFF file for translating. - Set file type, and creator of TIFF file. --========================_23676786==_ Content-Type: application/mac-binhex40; name="TIFF_AFE.sit"

File Name: afl-104.hqx (404 k)
Date: Dec 12, 1997
From: petermmpr@hotmail.com Subject: AFL Package 1.0.4 Hello, here is the latest version of AFL Package, a collection of icons, gifs, and clippings of team logos from the Australian Football league Changes in this version include an updated eCard, and some more desktop patterns. This version should replace any previous version you might have in your archive. For the latest information, check out my WWW site at: http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/6305/afl.html Thanks! Peter J. Garlinski petermmpr@hotmail.com http://garlinski.home.ml.org/

File Name: afl-package.hqx (232 k)
Date: Feb 10, 1998
From: petermmpr@hotmail.com Subject: AFL Package 1.0.5 AFL Package is a large collection of icons and graphics from the Australian Football League (Aussie Rules). The newest version is now 1.0.5. Changes in this version include the removal of desktop clippings, updates on the read-me file, and updates on my personal eCard. For more information, please see the read-me file. Thank you! Peter J. Garlinski petermmpr@hotmail.com http://garlinski.home.ml.org/ P.S. This will be the last version of AFL Package unless a major update is required.

File Name: agifs-collection.hqx (6736 k)
Date: Aug 02, 1999
From: macmake@kagi.com Subject: aGIFs Collection aGIFs Collection http://www.kagi.com/macmake/ aGIFs Collection is a collection of images specially made for Web sites. Any images is optimized for the visualization in the most used browser and to be downloaded in the minimum time possible. With these images, you can create your Web sites istantly and with a perfect look. The collection includes a variety of different tipology of images: tridimensional buttons, cartoons, animations, objects, internet phrases, alphabets, texture patterns, and more. aGIFs Collection is a royalty-free images collection, when you are registered, you can use without any additional fees. The collection was improved with new images that each registered users can use without pay any additional fee. The registration fee of the entire collection is $20. This collection is created by professional designers with the supervision of Macmake Creations an it's dedicated to the world wide creatives designer and web masters. Macmake Creations is a software house dedicated to the creation of professionals Web content and Tools.

File Name: alaska-kal-scheme.hqx (832 k)
Date: Dec 18, 1998
From: royerm@icanect.net Subject: Alaska Kaleidoscope scheme Please post "Alaska Kaleidoscope scheme" on your recent additions apge. -Martha Royer

File Name: albrecht-101.hqx (360 k)
Date: Aug 04, 1996
From: (Paul M. Sheldon) psheldon@utdallas.edu Subject: Albrecht 101 - Los Alamos book exemplifies newton press outlining Herein find an example of what newton press can do. The book I made from Albrecht's electronic research paper might not be interesting in content, except to an expert in quantum mechanics interpretation, but it best exemplifies what anyone can do with a latex program and newton press, so I thought it might be appropriate here. I might have put my own, much shorter, paper to Los Alamos up instead for less bandwidth, but then you wouldn't see the outlining power of newton press both needed and implemented. For those experts amongst you, "naughtyword 7.1 is gooooooood". So, here again is what I did in order illustrating how easy it is. With textures, a typesetting program, I retypeset in the latex source to produce pages the size of newton screen and then printed these to picture-files with print to pict. Then I dragged ordered page-pictures in folders into the newton press ap to get a book. Very easy. Then, I built an outline to navigate in the book. I can enjoy long dog walks in cool nights (here in hot day Dallas, Texas) while reading science research on the new glowing mp130.

File Name: alchemic-blast.hqx (200 k)
Date: Mar 18, 1998
From: wnosaj@flash.net Subject: Alchemic Blast Icons Title: Alchemic Blast Icons Alchemic Blast is very unique and different from my other folder icon sets. It isn't 3D, it's artistically styled after smudged paintings and exploding artwork. The icons were first inspired by Xaos Tools' Paint Alchemy, and from that point on, the pixels got an explosive mind of their own.

File Name: alias-arranger-11.hqx (188 k)
Date: Jun 13, 1997
From: alimatthews@geocities.com Subject: Alias Arranger 1.1 Alias Arranger provides a quick, simple way to create aliases to files in folders you often use, such as the Apple Menu or on the desktop. Several preset favourite folders are supplied, to which you can add your own. Simply drag a file onto Alias Arranger, choose a location for the alias, and the alias is created there without your having to mess about with Finder windows. You can also name an alias while creating it and choose a generic suffix for all aliases created using Alias Arranger. As well as a few minor fixes, version 1.1 allows you to quickly search a folder or disk for unattached alias files, which you can then assign to new targets or delete. Alastair Matthews Click! Software Macintosh Development "Doubt grows with knowledge" -Goethe web http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Park/4727 email clicksoft@kagi.com, alimatthews@geocities.com WarBirds tips

File Name: alias-crony-220.hqx (332 k)
Date: Aug 01, 1999
From: yellowsoft@kagi.com Subject: AliasCrony 2.2.0; Alias management. AliasCrony is the ultimate alias manager. It has several features: - Since aliases of applications lose the capability to have files dropped on, when the original is on a different volume, AliasCrony can create SuperAlias, a new alias kind, having drag capability always active. - It can create aliases or SuperAliases and put them into specific predefined folders, when you're using the Drag&Drop mode. From its menus, instead, you can select the destination folders by using a speedy way. - It can update aliases (also as SuperAliases) on the fly or else through its menus. - It can add, to aliases, some useful custom icon, freeing a bit of space on desktop (as before: you can add the custom icon on the fly or else by using the proper menu). -You may configure any action of above through preferences and change them with one keystroke before creating aliases or SuperAliases . - It can scan all on-line volumes to create lists of: a) attached aliases, b) unattached aliases, c) aliases and originals on different volumes. - It can scan also individual folders-disks. The created lists return useful infos about the aliases found, moreover, from these lists, AliasCrony can do several actions: a) retrieves and shows aliases and originals. b) links/updates/deletes/moves aliases. c) shows the Finder's Info window, about aliases and originals. d) updates aliases of applications to SuperAliases. e) trashs the whole aliases list. AliasCrony is Internet Config and Navigation Manager aware, Appearance Savvy and requires at least System Seven to run.

File Name: alien-vs-predator-screens.hqx (344 k)
Date: Jun 26, 1997
Date: Mon, 4 Sep 1995 10:53:54 -0500 (CDT) From: "Larry Rymal:T.E.M.U.G.-EAST_TEXAS-" Subject: Atari Jaguar's Alien VS. Predator Screen Shots (JPEG) Enclosed are 16 screen shots of the Atari Jaguar's game, "Alien VS. Predator". The scene is an area that many players rarely get a chance to see, the Queen's Chamber. These JPEG pictures showcase the Queen's eggs, facehuggers, a battle with the Queen and her death, and a futile attempt to flee her ship. These shots were taken as the Atari Jaguar fed video into the Power Macintosh 7500, using the freeze-frame feature of the Apple Video Player. The pictures saved by the freeze-frame option were then converted to JPEG format to down-size the pictures to 33k each. Quality was set at 50 0x0.0002e0000002ep-1022nd no apparent loss is visually noted. The 16 screen shots are residing in a folder and were further compressed with StuffItLite (yes, even more compression occured). I attempted a QuickTime movie, but it is entirely too large to be sent over the net. Use StuffItExpander to process this contribution. Use Gif Converter, JPEG View, or any other JPEG-capable utility to view these pictures. --Larry Rymal

File Name: align-utilities-9.hqx (40 k)
Date: Mar 12, 2001
From: Luther Fuller Subject: Align Utilities 9 Align Utilities version 9.0.1 is a set of two AppleScript Drag & Drop applications, Window Align and Icon Align, that are useful in improving the appearance of disk and folder windows in Mac OS 9. An Option key feature allows recursive operation. A Shift key feature has been added in this version. Compatible with Mac OS 9.1 and previous systems systems back to 8.5. Window Align - Aligns Finder windows so that the title bar appears below the parent's title bar. Icon Align - Aligns Finder window icons in a grid and sets list views.

File Name: alliance-suite.hqx (200 k)
Date: Sep 18, 1998
From: nitehawk@ccomm.com Subject: Alliance 2.1.2 Alliance is a K2 enhanced color scheme for use with the Kaleidoscope control panel. It is based upon my Star Trek fan club The Drakmärian Alliance International. Within the next few months look for Alliance II (the total K2 remodeling of this scheme) --------------------------------------- Strive to be different... http://www.geocities.com/~hawksnest1/

File Name: all-jpeg-10.hqx (20 k)
Date: Oct 30, 1994
From: Paul_C.H._Ho@mail.magic.ca Organization: Magic Date: Sat, 29 Oct 1994 13:18:31 EST Subject: All JPEG a PICT to JPEG batch compresser All JPEG 1.0 941028 Copyright(c)1994 Paul C.H. Ho and Pink Elephant Technologies. All rights reserved. This is Freeware. All JPEG convert PICT files to QuickTime Photo-JPEG PICT. + Hold down option key before each convert to access the Standard Compression dialog. (You can use other codec or compression setting etc.) + It's fat! Accelerated for PowerMacintosh. Running native on both 68K and PPC. System Requirements + System 7 or later. + QuickTime 1.6.1 or later. Special Thanks to: Leonard Rosenthol, Marshall Clow, and Stephan Somogyi for DropShell 2.0. Internet: paulcho@io.org Paul_C.H._Ho@magic.ca CompuServe: 74020,772

File Name: alpha-72.hqx (3348 k)
Date: Jun 06, 1999
From: keleher@cs.umd.edu Subject: Alpha Text Editor 7.2 This is version 7.2 of Alpha, a completely customizable and programmable text editor especially tuned to handle source code, LaTeX, and HTML files. Alpha is: New features: o new Latex, HTML, and Java modes o expanded syntax coloring o new modular reorganization of Tcl code o One or two other enhancements and fixes. And the standard blurb: o Powerful. Alpha uses Dr. Ousterhout's Tool Command Language (Tcl) as a scripting language. Tcl is rapidly becoming a popular extension language over many different hardware platforms. o Customizable. Any function or keystroke sequence can be bound to any key, menus are completely user-specified and modifiable. o Emacs-ish. Alpha supports many of the key bindings and central concepts of GNU Emacs. It is not a port, however, and uses a Tcl instead of LISP as an extension language. o Multi-modal. Alpha supports mode-specific: bindings menus keyword colorizing Alpha currently has over 20 different modes, including modes for the following languages: Ada, C, C++, Fortran, HTML, Java, Pascal, Perl, Postscript, Scheme, SQL, Tcl, and TeX (including both LaTeX and LaTeX2e). o Interoperable. Alpha allows user scripts to build and send arbitrary AppleEvents. Currently, the default configuration of Alpha inter-operates with several different compilers, including CodeWarrior and Symantec C/C++, several LaTeX implementations, including OzTeX, DirectTeX, and Textures (although Textures' AppleEvent support is currently very weak), and several other applications, such as MacPerl, BibTeX, Excalibur, the ToolServer, and Eudora. o Native on the PowerMac. o Uses the latest Apple technologies, such as Drag and Drop, and AEGizmos. o Uses Ramon Felciano's Mercutio menu definition routines. o Internet Config-aware. Alpha is ShareWare, $30.

File Name: alt-cyber-drive.hqx (24 k)
Date: Jul 02, 1997
From: schram@mail.coos.or.us Subject: alt.CyberDrive If you don't know what the BMW CyberDrive promotion is, this file will do you no good and you may skip to the next message. This is an alternate opening HTML page for the BMW CyberDrive promotion made primarily for Mac MS Internet Explorer users who are unable to access the CyberDrive CD-ROM while online. It contains links to all the viewable QuickTime and QuickTimeVR movies hidden on the CyberDrive CD-ROM so you can access them at full speed whether online or offline. It opens the CyberDrive web site in a separate browser window so that the movies can be "sort of" integrated into the total presentation. (I left off a few movies that were not browser viewable, but have included a text listing of the CD's catalog if you want to try to extract them.) I slapped this page together without the knowledge or consent of BMW or anyone else. It's OK with me to include it in the Info-Mac CD, but be aware that the CyberDrive promotion ends in July 1997. Enjoy. Chris Schram -- schram@mail.coos.or.us -- http://www.coos.or.us/~schram

File Name: alterna-trash.hqx (80 k)
Date: Sep 06, 1997
From: Ikthusian@aol.com Subject: Alternatrash icons Mac icons that provide an definite alternative to that tired metal can. Submitted by Brian Brasher e-mail: ikthusian@aol.com URL: http://members.aol.com/ikthusian

File Name: amadeus-ii-30.hqx (1016 k)
Date: Dec 17, 2000
From: Martin Hairer Subject: Amadeus II 3.0 Amadeus II is a powerful tool designed to manipulate, record, create and analyze sounds. It offers a many useful features like for example: - Very fast direct-to-disk abilities for manipulating sounds up to 2GB. - Multiple undoing and multiple scraps. - Powerful repair function that allows to search the sound for cracks and eliminate them. - Easy editing of large files achieved through the extensive use of markers. - Support of Mp3 encoding. - Real-time spectrum and oscilloscope; generation of sonograms; animated spectrum, 3D spectrum Version 3.0 includes furthermore: - High-resolution sonograms - Raw data importing and exporting - Multiband RTA - Waterfall display - Better support of different sound input devices - Unified treatment of file formats. - Dumping of real-time analysis - Improved sound repairing algorithm - Sound resampling at recording time - Support of arbitrary sampling rates up to 1000kHz - Waveform statistics and computing of average spectra More info on http://mpej.unige.ch/~hairer/Amad2.html Requirements: MacOS 8.1, PPC processor, 10MB free RAM. MacOS 8.6 and QuickTime 4.1 are recommended.

File Name: amethyst.hqx (208 k)
Date: Nov 10, 2000
From: royerm Subject: Amythest kaleidoscope Scheme Let glowing purple jewels dazzle your desktop with this kaleidoscope 2.0+ scheme. -Martha Royer

File Name: amphiareocaps-font.hqx (100 k)
Date: Feb 05, 1999
From: mshroud@znet.com Subject: Amphiareo Caps Font Amphiareo Caps © 1999 by Michael Schrauzer A shareware font based upon an alphabet of Frate Vespasiano Amphiareo, 1572.. This font is useful for creating an elegant initial cap, and includes two versions of the same forms, solid and open, as well a couple alternates (viz: J, Y). The shareware fee is US $5.00. Kindly send the fee in US dollars to: Michael Schrauzer 175 Alameda Blvd. Coronado, CA 92118 mshroud@znet.com If you have any problems with this font, please let me know specifically what's up and I'll see what I can do. Thanks. Permission is given to redistribute this font in commercial cds and other sites as long as this readme file is included.

File Name: ancient-scrolls-ks.hqx (456 k)
Date: Aug 03, 1999
From: jparris6@netpath.net Subject: "Ancient Scrolls" for K2 Ancient Scrolls is a color scheme with an Egyptian feel. It has scroll-shaped K2 windows, disclosure triangles, other K2 resources, Egyptian desktop pattern, utility pattern, windowshade soundfile, tabbed pop-up windows, sculpted menubar, menu, finder header, patterned window background, and also a custom cursor, all written in, along with custom folders and trash. A separate folder of desktop patterns and desktop pictures are also included with the scheme. It can only be used in K2. Please-share-ware. See my page for freebies, new CD orders and pricing, and other previews of my 126 schemes at: http://members.tripod.com/~SlvrDragon//kaleidoscope.html or: http://www.freeyellow.com/members/styles/index.html Downloadable sample schemes may be found at: http://www.kaleidoscope.net/schemes/authors/janetparris.shtml Janet Parris email: jparris6@netpath.net

File Name: andys-3d-modern-cursor.hqx (20 k)
Date: Mar 12, 1997
From: 100400.1725@compuserve.com Subject: Andy's 3D Modern Cursor v1.0 Andy's 3D ModernCursor is a fix for cursor boredom :>

File Name: angry-face-cursor-104.hqx (44 k)
Date: Mar 12, 1997
From: Furnesss@northcentral.k12.ia.us Subject: Angry Face Cursor v1.04 Angry Face Cursor v1.04 This is my fourth attempt for making shareware. This will replace your normal boring black cursor with this nice icon of an angry face. I hope you like these cursors I am making and have made in the past. This should be compatible with any Mac, I have tested it on a variety of different macs like Power Mac 5200, 5260 and also on LC 575-580's. A couple of my friends have also tried it on their machines. If you come accross any problems hust let me know at FurnessS@northcentral.k12.ia.us Disclaimer: If anything is to happen to your Mac while you are using thisŠwellŠtoo badŠbecuase you cannot blame me. You use this at your own risk. I have not had any problems with it, so I doubt that you will either. This is $3 shareware, I don't think that is too much to ask, I am going to need every little dollar to keep making stuffŠŠŠif you feel generous you may pay more but I ask that you atleast please send the $3. You can send it to: Sylvan J. Furness 409 Main Street, P.O. Box 51 Hanlontown, Iowa 50444 The only reason I am putting a little fee on this piece of software is because it took alot of time to make. Sylvan Furness

File Name: anonymous-121.hqx (20 k)
Date: Oct 08, 1998
From: lesch@macvirus.com Subject: Anonymous(tm) 1.2.1 Have you ever wondered what your font is missing? Line feeds, the Apple characters like the Apple symbol and many more appear as blank boxes in lots of fonts. Almost all of the Macintosh characters, including decimal 1-24 and 218-255, and many not in ProFont, are now visible in Anonymous(tm). Anonymous is a nonproportional or monospaced 9 point bitmap font designed for programming, and for distinguishing between characters that can easily be confused in the Macintosh reserved ROM font Monaco 9. For example, in the Monaco 9 bitmap, an uppercase O looks like a zero, and a lowercase L looks like an uppercase i. Anonymous has a beautiful overall color when set into text, and is easy to read in long stretches. The font's name begins with A for easy access in font menus. Bitmap only, not for printing. Recommended for those who are looking for a monospaced serif font and have found Monaco, ProFont and Courier wanting, and for those who spend a lot of time typing and reading on a monitor. New in 1.2.1: An email address change. Susan G. Lesch David B. Lamkins

File Name: anti-quadra-202.hqx (192 k)
Date: Jun 26, 1997
From: mephisto@ihug.co.nz (George Stepanek) Subject: AntiQuadra 2.0.2 attached (freeware for Macs) New features for version 2 include colour cards and native PowerPC code as a fat binary application, and it also works cleanly from CD-ROMs now. AntiQuadra is an freeware implementation of a very unusual form of Patience. Its features include smooth animation, infinite Undo/Redo, 'X-Ray' vision, a tiny 'DA' mode, a large number of Preferences and a comprehensive Balloon Help system. AntiQuadra 2.0.2 is suitable for all Macs from the SE/30 right up to the latest PowerMacs. It is compatible with all versions of System 7. Version 2.0.2 fixes a minor bug and updates the documentation.

File Name: any-requests-12.hqx (104 k)
Date: Aug 20, 2000
From: Greg Weston Subject: Any Requests? 1.2 Any Requests? is a voice-controlled interface to play your MP3 collection on demand. You can turn even the oldest PowerMac into a dedicate jukebox, or leave it running in the background on 604s and up to play music any time you want without having to switch apps. Release 1.2 of Any Requests? includes: - Better handling of ID3 header variants. - Support for QuickTime playback. - A new Music Browser window to help organize your collection. - Better track list printing.

File Name: aol-aim-phader-10b3.hqx (28 k)
Date: Jul 12, 1999
From: "Mike Margolis" Subject: AOL/AIM Phader This Phader is a fun little AOL/AIM utility that allows you to chat/IM more colorfully. You can control the style, font, size, and many other aspects of the text, but most importantly, you can gradient your text! You can send messages that smoothly change color from red to yellow to green, or whatever colors you choose! For more information check out http://mike.axisproductions.com/phader/

File Name: apilum.hqx (108 k)
Date: Sep 12, 2000
From: Dyske Suematsu Subject: Font "Apilum" Sans Serif font inspired by the form of scaffolding pipe. Postscript Type 1 font. This is a display font. It comes with Normal and Oblique. The specimen of the font can be viewed at: http://www.kskdesign.com/type

File Name: appearance-designer-111.hqx (72 k)
Date: Oct 02, 1998
From: fujisho@mail.raidway.ne.jp Subject: Appearance Designer1.1 Appearance Designer is a simple utility to create your own color scheme and to add it in your appearance control panel. I hope you make your Mac more exciting and more customized for your own sense. Basically, Appearance Designer runs with Appearance Control Panel,so you at least need your machine installed Appearance System Extension (Appearance Control Panel). If you are currently using Mac OS 8 or Mac OS 8.1, don't worry. Appearance System Extension has been installed when you installed Mac OS 8 or 8.1, or If you are currently using System 7.1 or later but Mac OS 8, you must install Appearance System Extension at First. If you don't have it, you may get that at Apple's Web Site. If you use System 7 or more earlier version of System, you can't run this utility because Appearance System Extension does not support its version of System. I have no responsibility for any disaster and anything which happens to you in a bad way or another by using this software. Please use it at your own risk. email nNobuhilo@yahoo.com

File Name: appearance-hopper-15.hqx (956 k)
Date: Sep 03, 1999
From: Weedhopper Press Subject: AppearanceHopper 1.5 - utility for Mac OS 8.5 or greater AppearanceHopper fills customization holes in the standard Mac OS 8.5, by giving you access to features that are not editable from the Appearance control panel. AppearanceHopper allows you to: set the font, size, and style of the System Fonts; access the "hidden" scroll bar options; set the style of alias names, and turn off the arrow badge on aliases; and modify the Application Switcher palette, all in one user-friendly control panel. AppearanceHopper is $9 shareware available in English and French; after ten trials, you must register the software in order to continue using it. Mac OS 8.5 and AppleScript are required. Weedhopper Press http://www.whpress.com/

File Name: appearancehopper-15.hqx (968 k)
Date: Apr 17, 1999
From: whpress@kagi.com Subject: AppearanceHopper 1.5 AppearanceHopper fills customization holes in the standard Mac OS 8.5, by giving you access to features that are not editable from the Appearance control panel. AppearanceHopper allows you to: set the font, size, and style of the System Fonts; access the "hidden" scroll bar options; set the style of alias names, and turn off the arrow badge on aliases; and modify the Application Switcher palette, all in one user-friendly control panel. AppearanceHopper is $9 shareware available in English and French; after ten trials, you must register the software in order to continue using it. Mac OS 8.5 and AppleScript are required. For more information, visit Weedhopper Press at: http://www.macinsearch.com/users/whpress/

File Name: appearance-randomizer-13.hqx (108 k)
Date: Aug 18, 2002
From: Ben Blake Subject: AppRandom1.3.sit.hqx Appearance Randomiser is a freeware Applescript utility that randomly sets a theme, desktop picture (on up to 3 monitors), startup screen and sound set. It requires Power Macintosh running MacOS 8.5 or greater and Applescript installed. It will not work on Mac OS X. This file can be included in your archive CD-ROM.

File Name: apple-art.hqx (200 k)
Date: Oct 04, 1999
From: "Marc Cardwell" Subject: apple.art.sit.hqx for your art/grf directory: vector clip art, created in adobe ilustrator v. 8, saved as eps. this image is of an apple,it has a good gradient w/ some spots and is close to photographic, one of many that i will send here. use is unlimited, artist retains copyright. this file may be included on any cd rom. marc cardwell http://www.logicsouth.com/~marcc/index.shtml

File Name: apple-dvd-accelerator-12.hqx (40 k)
Date: Mar 12, 2001
From: Casey E Subject: Apple DVD Accelerator 1.2 Here is a program which accelerates the DVD Player by quitting Finder and prompting you if File Sharing is on. It make the Video/Audio Sync MUCH better. thanks, Casey Eyring

File Name: applescript-utilithing-11.hqx (48 k)
Date: Oct 30, 1998
From: jimbob@linex.com Subject: AppleScript Utilithingies 1.1, a collection of utility scripts. AppleScript Utilithingies 1.1, a collection of utility scripts. Includes increased error checking, more. A screen saver runner for JPEGView. Merge text files. List every file of a folder or disk. Faux TJ Horse. File Path of Finder's Selection to clipboard. For OSA Menu. (yields the form: "my disk:my folder:my file" Although these have been well tested on my 6100/66 - G3 with no problems, it is possible that you may experience errors or crashes on your setup. I cannot be responsible for any damage caused or data lost while using these. Cheers Jim Yost jimbob@linex.com

File Name: applescript-utilithingies.hqx (40 k)
Date: Oct 23, 1998
From: jimbob@linex.com Subject: AppleScript Utilithingies, a few AS utilities. AppleScript Utilithingies, a collection of utility scripts. A screen saver runner for JPEGView. Merge text files. List every file of a folder or disk. Faux TJ Horse. Although these have been well tested on my 6100/66 - G3 with no problems, it is possible that you may experience errors or crashes on your setup. I cannot be responsible for any damage caused or data lost while using these. Cheers Jim Yost jimbob@linex.com

File Name: apple-ultra-tech.hqx (32 k)
Date: Sep 04, 1998
From: CXC101@aol.com Subject: Kaleidoscope 2.0.1 Scheme Kaleidoscope 2.0.1 Scheme Thanks Chris

File Name: appl-windows.hqx (56 k)
Date: Jun 01, 1998
From: hadleysw@ornl.gov Subject: AppleWindows 2.0.2 AppleWindows is a freeware utility that makes the application menu (up in the right hand corner) much more usable. It: - lets you switch between applications with a modifier+left and right arrow - lets you switch between open windows of an application with a modifier+up and down arrow - makes the application menu heirarchical so you can jump between open windows of an application - makes different areas of your screen hotspots to pop up the application menu. (I set the outside of my screen as the hot spot so get the application menu by just moving the mouse pointer to the edge and clicking) - lets you set popup command keys for the application menu to popup anywhere with a mouse-click (I use ctl+shift+click) It was written back in 1993 by Hiro Yamamoyo but still works like a charm even up to OS 8.1. Unfortunately, it was so well written it hasn't been updated since then and so has dropped off of the Info-Mac lists (althugh still on the UMich archives). I'm resubmitting this with the permission of the author; I'm just a very satisfied user. Stan Hadley

File Name: appsizer-231.hqx (128 k)
Date: Nov 16, 1999
From: Michael Peirce Subject: AppSizer 2.31 AppSizer is a control panel that allows you to modify an application's MultiFinder partition size as you launch it. To do this, you simply hold down the control key as you launch the application and AppSizer brings up a dialog that lets you specify the application's partition size. Version 2.3 adds the ability to save new memory partition sizes for applications on read-only media such as CD-ROM and locked network volumes. This is done via a the preference file. Version 2.31 updates the registration information. -- Michael Peirce mpeirce@peircesw.com Peirce Software http://www.peircesw.com/ Makers of Smoothie, AppSizer, DeskPicture, & ShareDraw

File Name: april-violets.hqx (228 k)
Date: Apr 16, 1999
From: jparris6@netpath.net Subject: "Styles" April Violets update for K2 April Violets is a floral scheme featuring violets. It has custom trash and folders. It also has a custom cursor, along with disclosure triangles, desktop pattern, utility pattern, window background pattern, a short windowshade soundfile, tabbed pop-up windows, and other K2 resources, all written in. Desktop patterns are also included in the folder. It can only be used in K2. Shareware. See my page for freebies, new lower pricing, and previews of my 111 hand-drawn schemes at: http://members.tripod.com/~SlvrDragon//kaleidoscope.html Downloadable schemes may be found at: http://www.kaleidoscope.net/schemes/authors/janetparris.shtml Janet Parris email: jparris6@netpath.net

File Name: aqua-business-manager.hqx (5228 k)
Date: Oct 07, 2000
From: Daryl Subject: Aqua_Business_Manager.sit.hqx Aqua Business Manager 1.0.1 (Standalone Version) Shareware $49 (Fully Functional, Non-Expiring) Aqua Business Manager is designed for service oriented businesses and is available as a stand alone FileMakerPro Runtime solution. Besides being useful it also looks great. The interface is consistent with MacOS X's Aqua theme. Aqua Business Manager allows you to track up to two billing cycles per client with service hours, and/or periodic fees. You can also determine daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, or yearly profit margins and expenses. Record and Track: - Periodic Services (ie: banner ad hosting, email accounts, etc.) - Non-Periodic Services (ie: web design, graphic design, etc.) - Up to two different billing cycles per client. - Income, Investment, Expenses, Research and Development. - All of the above with up to 4 different companies/DBA's separately. - Client Contact History Produce: - Client Summary (see what is paid and what is due) - Reports (a running total of Income and Expenses) - Invoices designed to print and fax clearly. - Send invoices/receipts and messages with attachments via email. (Requires the SMTPit plug-in from CNS @ http://fmp.comm-unity.net) - Fax Cover Pages SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: 1.) PowerPC processor 2.) 16 MB of RAM 3.) 24 MB of free hard disk space 4.) CD-ROM drive 5.) System 8.1 or later

File Name: aqua-ii.hqx (308 k)
Date: Mar 20, 2000
From: Peter Harte Subject: Aqua II K2 scheme Aqua II K2 scheme for those who haven't got DP3 The latest version and the best looking yet Peter Harte The Netherlands peter@bigpic.nl peterharte@mac.com

File Name: aqua-iii.hqx (272 k)
Date: Apr 11, 2000
From: Peter Harte Subject: Aqua III Kaleidoscope scheme Version 1.5 Aqua III K2 V1.5 scheme for those who haven't got DP3 The latest version and the best looking yet Peter Harte The Netherlands peter@bigpic.nl peterharte@mac.com

File Name: aquamarine.hqx (328 k)
Date: Oct 28, 2000
From: royerm Subject: Aquamarine kaleidoscope Scheme Aquamarine is a geometric Kaleidoscope 2.0+ scheme in jade green and blues on black. -Martha Royer See and download my Kaleidoscope schemes here: http://www.kaleidoscope.net/schemes/completelisting.shtml Click the letter "R" and find my schemes there

File Name: aquatint-11.hqx (376 k)
Date: Sep 12, 2004
From: Ben Haller Subject: Aquatint.dmg.gz 1.1 Aquatint gives you the ability to make glossy, "liquid" icons, buttons and logos more easily than you ever imagined possible. Just make a black and white silhouette, or "stencil", of your desired image, and Aquatint will do the rest! No artistic ability required! Aquatint can also make a wide variety of other looks, all based on the same simple stencil. New in version 1.1: Vastly simplified stencil creation Added numeric fields for sliders, to allow input of exact values Added (optional) online version check code Added Preferences panel Added lots of configurable display parameters for easier workflow Added ability to save the final image on a black or white background Streamlined UI for more trouble-free operation Fixed issue with high-DPI stencil images Aquatint's home page: http://www.sticksoftware.com/software/Aquatint.html Stick Software's home page: http://www.sticksoftware.com/ Stick Software email: support@sticksoftware.com Aquatint may be included on CD-ROMs. This is version 1.1 of Aquatint. ------------------------------------------ Ben Haller Stick Software

File Name: ara-client-203.hqx (72 k)
Date: Jul 08, 1993
Date: 8 Jul 1993 17:28:49 -0500 From: "Cerro, Joseph A" Subject: [*] ARA Client Version 203 Enclosed is a Binhexed Compact Pro file containing the excellent AppleTalk Remote Access Client version 2.03 by Ron Duritsch, which I downloaded from America Online. Version 2.03 fixes a CCL menu bug. This should replace /communications/ara-client-20.hqx. The following is the author's description: "ARAClient is a control panel/application maker that adds value to AppleTalk Remote Access. It adds several features that save time, keystrokes, RAM, and add a measure of security. Most users could care less about the details of telecommunications, they just want to get connected. This utility provides a one-step connection scheme that promises to let users forget all the details of network telecommunications. Users must be using system 7 as well as have already installed Apple's AppleTalk Remote Access software. ARAClient, and the Connector applications it makes, are intended to be used in place of the Remote Access application that Apple provides." This file has been checked with Disinfectant 3.2. This file must be converted with BinHex 4.0. <<<<<< Attached TEXT file follows >>>>>>

File Name: ara-strip.hqx (24 k)
Date: Feb 09, 1996
From: steiner@janus.u-strasbg.fr (Ullrich Steiner) Subject: ARA Controlstrip Module Lets you connect/disconnect from a ARA server. Indicates when a connection is established by its ICON. This version (1.0d5) fixes several bugs and replaces arastrip1.0d2.

File Name: archer-103.hqx (1248 k)
Date: Oct 18, 2001
From: Mike Trivisonno Subject: Archer 1.0.3 Eridanus today released Archer 1.0.3. This release adds a Show Info option which, when activated, displays image information in the upper left-hand corner of the image. And, by popular demand, an indicator light has been added which flashes on and off while scanning for images. As always, Archer is completely free. Archer is a small, fast slide show player that supports audio and video as well as still images. Archer supports multiple players running at the same time each with their own set of images, speed setting, and size. You can also append images to the slide show. When not in full-screen mode, a scroll bar is available to navigate through the images. Dispensing with many of the Command, Control, and Option key combinations and implementing a simpler hit-a-key-make-something-happen approach Archer makes activities like creating new players and and importing images, for example, as easy as hitting the “N” and the “I” keys. Of course, all the menus and standard shortcuts are also available. Archer can be downloaded from the Eridanus web site: http://www.eridanus.com/products/products.html Eridanus, Inc. has provided consulting services for government agencies, small companies, and large corporations for over a decade.

File Name: archer-20.hqx (1276 k)
Date: Nov 19, 2001
From: Mike Trivisonno Subject: Archer 2.0.0 Eridanus has released Archer 2.0.0. New in this release are commands to delete the displayed image from the hard drive, remove the displayed image from the slide show, and augmented navigation commands for international users. All commands carry on Archer’s mash-the-keyboard simplicity. In addition the single-keystroke commands, all new commands also have standard menu and command key equivalents. Archer is a free, easy-to-use slide show play for OS X. Use Archer to combine still images, audio, and video files into the same slide. With Archer you can also run several slide shows at the same time. Each slide show can be configured and sized differently. To make navigating through the images easy, a scroll bar is available when not in full screen mode. You can even navigate through the images while the slide show is playing...just in case you want to go back an see an image again. Archer can be downloaded from the Eridanus web site: http://www.eridanus.com/products/products.html

File Name: area-properties-36.hqx (252 k)
Date: Jan 24, 2000
From: WWeissTuna@aol.com Subject: Area Properties 3.6 What is "Area Properties" and what does it do ? It will do the following; It will calculate and measure the following properties of any object you load from a PICT or PNT document; (Objects can also be imported from the Clipboard.) 1. CROSS SECTIONAL AREA 2. TOTAL SURFACE AREA 3. TOTAL PERIMETER 4. MOMENT OF INERTIA about the centroidal axis & any axis 5. PRODUCT OF INERTIA about the centroidal axis & any axis 6. PRINCIPAL MOMENTS OF INERTIA, Imax & Imin 7. PRINCIPAL AXES OF area 8. RADIUS OF GYRATION 9. VOLUME 10 WEIGHT 11 MEASURE HEIGHT & WIDTH 12 PROVIDES RULER TO OBTAIN LENGTH MEASUREMENTS 13 WILL COLLAPSE OBJECT ON BOTH X & Y AXIS 14 COUNTS TOTAL OBJECT PIXELS The object itself and the UNITS, DEPTH, SCALE & MATERIAL are user inputs. They can be made the defaults with the Preferences... menu item. SCALE is defined as actual object size divided by screen size. (If actual object width is 12 inches and screen image width of object is 1 inch, the SCALE = 12.) Portions of the screen object can be isolated by using shift-click-drag to select only the portion of the object that is of interest. Place the cursor at the upper left corner of region of interest and shift-click-drag to lower right corner of interest. The results can be saved to disk as a PICT file.

File Name: argentinian-football-icons.hqx (72 k)
Date: May 08, 1998
From: fejgielman@redestb.es Subject: Argentinian Football Icons Is a small collection of ten badges teams of the Argentinian Football League. Of course, these icons are freeware. I like receive your e-mail. Pequeña colección de iconos de 10 escudos de equipos del campeonato argentino de futbol. Estos íconos son, por supuesto, totalmente gratuitos....¿quién va a pagar por ellos? Sólo espero recibir vuestros e-mails con opiniones. He hecho los que creo más populares, pero si un hincha no tiene su escudo, puede escribirme solicitandomelo (a lo mejor tiene suerte...) Disfrutalos. Gabi Viva Iconos: http://www.geocities.com/Baja/8696

File Name: argentinian-icons-vol-3.hqx (92 k)
Date: Dec 05, 1997
From: fejgielman@redestb.es Subject: Argentinian Icons Vol .3 Viva Iconos present the Vol. 3 of Argentinian icons. Include icons of: Che Guevara, Carlos Gardel, Super Hijitus, Pucho, El Eternauta, Karadajian, Chocolatín Jack, Dulce de Leche and many others. Are free for all, and enjoy it! Gabi Viva Iconos http://www.geocities.com/Baja/8696

File Name: argus.hqx (84 k)
Date: May 12, 1997
From: furlan@creativesyn.inet.it Subject: Argus - AppSwitcher Control Panel argus.sit.hqx Argus is a shareware program useful for switching between applications using keyboard only. Extremely useful if in your work you need to switch repeatedly between two or three applications. It should run on any Mac running System 7. Argus is an application switcher inspired on the Windows 95 switcher. Pressing down the activator key (option by default) and the tab key, a window pops up displaying icons of all running applications. The most recently used application's icon (excluding the active one) is selected by default. If this is the application to which you want to switch, you can simply release the activator key, otherwise you can press the tabulator key (while hodling down the activator key) one or more times to switch between all running applications' icons in a round-robin fashion. You can invert the order in which the icons are selected by pressing the shift-tabulator key. When the desired aplication's icon is selected, you release the activator key and selected application is brought to front. You can modify the activator key(s) through the Argus control panel. You can also switch between displaying small icons and large icons in the Argus switcher window. Bye. Rajko Furlan e-mail: furlan@creativesyn.inet.it

File Name: armitages-icon-collection.hqx (6560 k)
Date: Sep 13, 1997
From: jonr@mc.net Subject: Armitage's Icon Collection Armitage's Icon Collection By:TheBattleAngel This Is A Simple Collection Of Icons I Like..Nothing Else. Hope Ya Like It!:)

File Name: arrows.hqx (12 k)
Date: Apr 03, 1996
From: Douglas Turner, doug@gala.apple.com Subject: Arrows Arrows is a Newton 2.0 floating application that allows you to move the cursor to the left or right. No more need to try to position the stylus, just click on the arrow. Takes us less than 5K. Requirements: Newton OS 2.0 or better. Freeware.

File Name: artabrot-11-c.hqx (216 k)
Date: Nov 28, 1993
From: warnergt@aloft.att.com Date: Tue, 23 Nov 93 21:08:23 EST ARTAbrot - Apple Real-Time Architecture Mandelbrot Program Version 1.1 by George Warner 11/22/93 warnergt@aloft.att.com REQUIREMENTS: 68020 or greater ARTA equipped Macintosh (Quadra 840av, Centris 660av, or Mac with ARTA plug-in board. 1. WHAT IT IS: ARTAbrot is a Mandelbrot program that it uses the AT&T DSP3210 in ARTA to perform the intensive Mandelbrot calculations. 2. SOURCE CODE TOO! Complete source code is provided. For those who would like some sample ARTA source code (which is scarce at the time of this release). The DSP3210 source code is in file mbrot.s. All of the host DSP function calls are in brotcode.c. For those of you considering DSP programming, take a look at the mbrot.s DSP source code. This is DSP3210 assembly code, but it is very much like C code -- one of the very nice features of the DSP3210. Release 1.1 11/22/93 Added support for larger windows, resizable windows, and background processing. Release 1.0 08/23/93 First version.

File Name: art-deco-festival.hqx (640 k)
Date: Sep 01, 1999
From: royerm Subject: Art Deco Festival Kaleidoscope scheme Art Deco Festival Kal. 2.0 scheme honors the work of Erte to decorate your desktop. Please post on the recent additions page. -Martha Royer See and download my Kaleidoscope schemes here: http://www.kaleidoscope.net/schemes/authors/martharoyer.shtml http://www.kaleidoscope.net/schemes/authors/martharoyer2.shtml http://www.kaleidoscope.net/schemes/authors/martharoyer3.shtml

File Name: art-folders-1-10.hqx (252 k)
Date: Aug 20, 1997
From: niiro@baywell.or.jp Subject: Art Folders1-10.sit This file is Macintosh icons. Name is Art Folders Series. Art Folders Series number is from 1 to 21 now. Art Folders1-10.sit System requirements: * System 7.XX or MAC OS 7.6.X,MAC OS 8.X * All Macintosh and Power MAC * 256 colors Thanks, Copyright (c) 1990-1997 Niiro Masahiro Murayama All Rights Received. Niiro Masahiro Murayama http://www.baywell.or.jp/users/niiro/

File Name: art-folders-11-20.hqx (256 k)
Date: Aug 20, 1997
From: niiro@baywell.or.jp Subject: Art Folders11-20.sit This file is Macintosh icons.Name is Art Folders Series. Art Folders Series number is from 1 to 21 now. Art Folders11-20.sit System requirements: * System 7.XX or MAC OS 7.6.X,MAC OS 8.X * All Macintosh and Power MAC * 256 colors Thanks, Copyright (c) 1990-1997 Niiro Masahiro Murayama All Rights Received. Niiro Masahiro Murayama http://www.baywell.or.jp/users/niiro/

File Name: art-folders-21.hqx (32 k)
Date: Aug 20, 1997
From: niiro@baywell.or.jp Subject: Art Folders21.sit This file is Macintosh icons.Name is Art Folders Series. Art Folders Series number is from 1 to 21 now. Art Folders21.sit System requirements: * System 7.XX or MAC OS 7.6.X,MAC OS 8.X * All Macintosh and Power MAC * 256 colors Thanks, Copyright (c) 1990-1997 Niiro Masahiro Murayama All Rights Received. Niiro Masahiro Murayama http://www.baywell.or.jp/users/niiro/

File Name: artis-screentools-200.hqx (408 k)
Date: Feb 04, 2003
From: Wolfgang Ante Subject: ARTIS Screen Tools 2.0 The ARTIS Screen Tools 2.0 are a collection of four utilities, useful for everyone who is designing visual content for on-screen use, like website developers, graphic designers, and photographers. The ARTIS Screen Tools include: * ARTIS Screen Ruler - Screen Ruler is a desktop utility displaying translucent rulers on top of all your windows on your screen. The rulers measure in pixels, inches, and centimeters, have no window shadow, may be translucent, and float on display the mouse coordinates relative to the ruler origins. * ARTIS Small Screen - Small Screen displays the size of small screens on you desktop. This is useful to evaluate your design on smaller screen sizes while working on a large screen. This classic tool for web designers is finally available for Mac OS X now. * ARTIS Screen Loupe - Screen Loupe is a desktop utility that displays a magnified view of whatever is underneath your mouse cursor. It allows to measure the color of the pixel underneath the mouse pointer and copy it in HTML and other formats to the clipboard. Additionally it has a "move away from mouse" option to be newer in your way. * ARTIS Screen Guides - Screen Guides displays visual guide lines on your desktop. This helps aligning objects in all applications that don't offer guides. The guides may be repeated to create a grid. System requirements: Mac OS X 10.1 or better Website: Author:

File Name: ascii-converter.hqx (160 k)
Date: Jan 29, 1999
From: marco@spiderlink.it Subject: ASCII Converter ASCII converter - is a simple "drag and drop" application that converts text files from Windows to Macintosh. MacOS and Windows use two different ASCII tables (a way to represent the characters) so when you open a Windows text file with a Mac application all the characters like: è,à,é,ù,ì,ò etc. are misinterpreted. ASCII converter fixs this drawback and enable you to correctly read the text file. To convert a file, drag it over the ASCII converter icon until highlighted and release the mouse button. ASCII converter will create a new text file in the same directory of the original file.

File Name: ascii-translator.hqx (540 k)
Date: Jun 17, 1998
From: nanouk@netrover.com Subject: ASCII Translator This little program will give you the ASCII number of any keyboard press, including the non-printable characters. It will also produce an ASCII chart at the press of a button. System requirements: * any Thanks, Roger Boire

File Name: ascme.hqx (12 k)
Date: Dec 04, 1998
From: cooperh@bvsd.k12.co.us Subject: ASCME ASCME is a simple program that converts ASCII values to characters and vice versa. It also allows you to view the character in multiple fonts and to view the ASCII value in different bases. It is known to run on System 7.6 and up on both 68K and PPC machines, but most likely runs in system 7.5 and maybe 7.1.

File Name: asgs.hqx (24 k)
Date: Jul 16, 1999
From: zorkar@yahoo.com Subject: A Simple Grass Simulator! A Simple Grass Simulator! ©1999 by Sebastian Brytting Simulates grass. You need a 640x480 color monitor. Watch the cow, eating the grass. Flowers, pumpkins and aliens included. A meditation program. You can watch it for hours without getting bored. Always mention my name when you mention this application. Enjoy!

File Name: asset-basset-297.hqx (1260 k)
Date: Aug 01, 2002
From: Ben Sharvy Subject: Asset Basset 2.97 Asset Basset tracks investments, specializing in asset allocation. It will perform the following useful functions: 1) It tracks allocations in various asset classes (foreign/domestic, equity/bond, small-cap/large-cap, etc.). A unique feature is the ability to allocate percentage amounts within a single investment; for example, a mutual fund 60 46n stock and 40 46n bonds can be accurately represented in Asset Basset. By enabling percentage allocations within an investment, Asset Basset lets you monitor the allocation and performance of your investments with a precision limited only by your knowledge of your own investments. 2) It lets you define portfolios using allocation criteria, e.g., "foreign" or "foreign fixed-income" and monitor the performance of the portfolio. 3) It calculates the cost-basis of each investment, using either the average-cost or first-in-first-out methods, and generates tax-reports of capital gains and distributions for any year. 4) It calculates total profit using the time-value of money, with methods such as the internal rate of return, and the discounting/compounding of cash flows. 5) It keeps track of total worth, out-of-pocket cost, and so on. Version 2.97 fixes a bug which kept portfolios from updating when the basis or cost in an account changed without changing the total value of the account. Asset Basset requires a 640x480 screen or better; a PowerPC is recommended (portfolio updating will be kinda slow on a 68k machine). It requires 1.5 MB of available RAM. Author's Web site: http://www.efn.org/~bsharvy/

File Name: astro-202.hqx (836 k)
Date: Jul 08, 2003
From: Alexandre Trottier Subject: astro202.hqx - MacAstronomica 2.0.2 for Mac OS X MacAstronomica 2.0.2 for Mac OS X [astro202.hqx] Description: Easy-to-use astronomy software MacAstronomica generates sky maps at any time, from anywhere on Earth. The maps show all the planets and stars visible to the naked eye, as well as some galaxies and nebulas, the Ecliptic, meteor showers and the Milky Way. Constellations are drawn in their traditional form, and a table lists the visible objects. MacAstronomica also features an Orrery that simulates the solar system, a sundial/moon dial, and a lot more. The interface is very elegant and easy to use. And finally, MacAstronomica lets you print customized sky maps. Enjoy! Release Date: July 5, 2003 Author: Alexandre Trottier (alexandre.trottier@videotron.ca) Product URL: http://www.wonderfulsky.com/astronomica.html System Requirements: Mac OS X 10.2 or later License: Shareware $25

File Name: astrolith-mov.hqx (1784 k)
Date: Feb 03, 1998
From: pbuko@uclink4.berkeley.edu Subject: Astrolith(large).mov This is a 2-second looping, high quality renderered animation of spinning object with highly refractive glass spheres. What does it do? It makes you stare for indefninite time periods. :) (640x292 aspect ratio) This animation was created with Bryce 3D, Metacreations new animating version of Bryce. Please feel free to distribute this movie anywhere, but include my name with it. Enjoy! -Peter Bukowinski

File Name: astrolith-small-mov.hqx (252 k)
Date: Feb 03, 1998
From: pbuko@uclink4.berkeley.edu Subject: Astrolith(small).mov This is a 2-second looping, high quality renderered animation of spinning object with highly refractive glass spheres. What does it do? It makes you stare for indefninite time periods. :) (320x146 aspect ratio) This animation was created with Bryce 3D, Metacreations new animating version of Bryce. Please feel free to distribute this movie anywhere, but include my name with it. Enjoy! -Peter Bukowinski

File Name: async-video-framework-11.hqx (1200 k)
Date: Oct 13, 1996
From: plang@com.mcnet.ch (Philippe Lang) Subject: AVF 1.1 - Asynchronous Video Framework 1.1 This pack contains a free C++ CW10 library that allows you to grab frames asynchronously from your QuickCam or from Apple Digitizer. The pack contains the PPC library, the headers, and examples. Philippe Lang plang@com.mcnet.ch

File Name: atlanta-eps.hqx (60 k)
Date: Nov 16, 1999
From: "Marc Cardwell" Subject: atlanta.eps.sit.hqx for your art/grf directory: vector clip art, created in adobe ilustrator v. 8, saved as eps. this image is a skyline of atlanta, nighttime, stylized. one of many that i will send here. use is unlimited, artist retains copyright. this file may be included on any cd rom. marc cardwell http://www.logicsouth.com/~marcc/index.shtml

File Name: atlantis.hqx (628 k)
Date: Sep 21, 1999
From: royerm Subject: Atlantis Kaleidoscope scheme Atlantis Kaleidoscope scheme decorates your desktop in misty blues and grays...and imagaes of what the palaces in Altantis might have looked like. Please post on your recent additions page. -Martha Royer See and download my Kaleidoscope schemes here: http://www.kaleidoscope.net/schemes/authors/martharoyer.shtml http://www.kaleidoscope.net/schemes/authors/martharoyer2.shtml http://www.kaleidoscope.net/schemes/authors/martharoyer3.shtml

File Name: atpm-1001-print.hqx (3836 k)
Date: Jan 11, 2004
From: "A. Lee Bennett, Jr." Subject: About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) 10.01 This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the January 2004 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 10.01 are as follows: Columns The Candy Apple: Changing the World, One Piece at a Time Machine Language: Polishing the Apple Predictions for 2004 About This Particular Web Site Bloggable: Around the Mac Blogosphere in 32 Links Quick Tips in Design: Part 7--Type as Shape How To: Burning Up the Network Web Accessibility, Part 1 Reviews Blender 2.31a Mac Digital Photography (book) Nicecast 1.0 Showcase Extras Cartoon: Cortland Cartoon: iTrolls Desktop Pictures: Oregon Coast and iTrolls

File Name: atpm-1002-print.hqx (2464 k)
Date: Feb 08, 2004
From: "A. Lee Bennett, Jr." Subject: About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) 10.02 This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the February 2004 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 10.02 are as follows: Columns The Candy Apple: Technology & Values Bloggable: Fairly Quiet on the Blog Front Quick Tips in Design: Part 8: Pattern About This Particular Outliner: Outliner User Interfaces Web Accessibility: Part 2: Text and Language How To: Panther Meets NTFS Reviews Cyborg 3D USB Gold iFire iView MediaPro 2.0.2 Greppie 1.0.1 Old Fart's Guide to the Mac 2nd Ed. (book) Extras Cartoon: Cortland Cartoon: iTrolls Desktop Pictures: Remembering Summer

File Name: atpm-1003-print.hqx (2708 k)
Date: Mar 06, 2004
From: "A. Lee Bennett, Jr." Subject: About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) 10.03 This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the March 2004 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 10.03 are as follows: Columns The Candy Apple: Clutter, Clutter Everywhere The Desktop Muse: The World's Biggest Jam Session Bloggable: The Headless iMac Rides Again Hollywood: Did You See the Super Bowl? About This Particular Outliner: Legacy Outliners Reviews Digital Photography Pocket Guide, 2nd ed. (book) NoteRiser XRay 1.0.9 You Control 1.0.1 Extras Cartoon: Cortland Cartoon: iTrolls Desktop Pictures: Bora Bora

File Name: atpm-1004-print.hqx (2984 k)
Date: Apr 05, 2004
From: "A. Lee Bennett, Jr." Subject: About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) 10.04 This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the April 2004 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 10.04 are as follows: Columns The Candy Apple: Living With Technology The Desktop Muse: Sitting In On the Jam Bloggable: The Usability Month About This Particular Outliner: The FORE/1 Outliner Web Accessibility, Part 3: Color and Type Reviews AppleScript: The Definitive Guide (book) iBreeze The Mouse Sambucus X 2.3.1 Harman Kardon Soundsticks II Swap 1.2 Extras Cartoon: Cortland Cartoon: iTrolls Desktop Pictures: Volcano National Park

File Name: atpm-1005-print.hqx (3076 k)
Date: May 13, 2004
From: "A. Lee Bennett, Jr." Subject: About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) 10.05 This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the May 2004 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 10.05 are as follows: Columns The Candy Apple: Technology Is Only What We Make of It Bloggable: Like ItÕs 1999 All Over Again About This Particular Web Site About This Particular Outliner: NoteTaker and NoteBook How To: Cloning Mac OS 9 and Other Questions Report: National Association of Broadcasters Convention 2004 Reviews Dancing Barefoot (book) iFlex & SightFlex iLap Mac OS X 10.3 Panther Little Black Book Style Master 3.5.2 TextWrangler 1.5.1 Trans Lucy 1.01 Extras Cartoon: Cortland Cartoon: iTrolls Desktop Pictures: Puerto Rico

File Name: atpm-1006-print.hqx (2748 k)
Date: Jun 08, 2004
From: "A. Lee Bennett, Jr." Subject: About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) 10.06 This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the June 2004 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 10.06 are as follows: Columns The Candy Apple: It's Too Bad We Need This Device Bloggable: Wishful Thinking Machine Language: Some Offers We Are Not Needing How To: Distributed Blender Rendering with Xgrid Reviews Apple Confidential 2.0 (book) Hardware Hacking Projects for Geeks (book) iStumbler 86 Mariner Write 3.6 QuicKeys X2 2.1 SightLight Extras Cartoon: Cortland Cartoon: iTrolls Desktop Pictures: Puerto Rico, part 2

File Name: atpm-1007-print.hqx (3480 k)
Date: Jul 06, 2004
From: "A. Lee Bennett, Jr." Subject: About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) 10.07 This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the July 2004 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 10.07 are as follows: Columns The Candy Apple: Take Me Out to the Ball Game Bloggable: Apple in the Balance About This Particular Outliner: Three Topics on the Future of Outlining Networks in Action: Using WEP Security on an AirPort Network How To: Summer Photo Fun How To: What to Do When You Need a Little More Room Reviews BOOQ BP3 System iTalk Parliant PhoneValet SymmetryWorks and Tessella Wicked Cool Shell Scripts (book) Extras Cartoon: Cortland Cartoon: iTrolls Desktop Pictures: Volcano National Park

File Name: atpm-1008-print.hqx (2484 k)
Date: Aug 06, 2004
From: "A. Lee Bennett Jr." Subject: About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) 10.08 This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the August 2004 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 10.08 are as follows: Columns The Candy Apple: Taking a Break Bloggable: Much Ado About Dashboard About This Particular Outliner: Mindmapping Outliners How To: Making a Silent Movie with iMovie Reviews Excel Hacks: 100 Industrial-Strength Tips & Tools (book) Eclipse TD 307 Just a Geek (book) Belkin Media Reader for iPod Extras Cartoon: Cortland Cartoon: iTrolls Desktop Pictures: Pictures From ATPM Readers

File Name: atpm-1009-print.hqx (1768 k)
Date: Sep 12, 2004
Subject: About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) 10.09 From: "A. Lee Bennett Jr." This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the September 2004 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 10.09 are as follows: Columns The Candy Apple: Integration Is Kind of Sneaky The Desktop Muse: This Song Belongs to You and Me Machine Language: Almost Just As I Predicted, Sort Of About This Particular Web Site Reviews DEVONnote 1.0b Hardware Hacking: Have Fun While Voiding Your Warranty (book) iRac MicFlex The Spam Letters (book) Tactile Pro Extras Cartoon: Cortland Cartoon: iTrolls Desktop Pictures: Renderings

File Name: atpm-1010-print.hqx (2592 k)
Date: Oct 07, 2004
From: "A. Lee Bennett Jr." Subject: About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) 10.10 This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the October 2004 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 10.10 are as follows: Columns The Candy Apple: In Which a Loss Comes With a Gain Segments: Slices from the Macintosh Life: Internet Democracy Gone Bad About This Particular Outliner: Deep Tinderbox Networks in Action: Mac to Windows: Troubleshooting the "No Logon Servers Available" File Sharing Error Reviews AirPort Express Optipix 3.0 Mac OS X Panther for UNIX Geeks (book) Extras Cartoon: Cortland Desktop Pictures: Sunsets Frisky Freeware: Camino

File Name: atpm-1012-print.hqx (2228 k)
Date: Dec 07, 2004
From: "A. Lee Bennett Jr." Subject: About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) 10.12 This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the December 2004 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 10.12 are as follows: Columns The Candy Apple: There Are Several I's in "Individuality" Bloggable: Coming Attractions and the Faithful Past The Desktop Muse: Getting More Out of Your GarageBand Loops About This Particular Outliner: Task Management and Outlining How To: Simple Steps To Better Video Reviews Corregon 1.0.1 LogTen 2.5.2 Mail Factory 1.4 PulpFiction 1.1.1 Jeff Duntemann's Wi-Fi Guide, 2nd Edition (book) Extras Cartoon: Cortland Cartoon: iTrolls Desktop Pictures: Northwest Washington State Frisky Freeware: RadioRecorder

File Name: atpm-1101-print.hqx (2532 k)
Date: Jan 08, 2005
From: "A. Lee Bennett Jr." Subject: About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) 11.01 This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the January 2005 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 11.01 are as follows: Columns The Candy Apple: We Are Resolute But Not Making Resolutions Bloggable: Rumors, Rumors Everywhere About This Particular Outliner: The ATPO Tracker Segments: Apple, Motorola, and Cell Phones How To: Giving the Gift of Mac Reviews Delicious Library 1.0.6 MarsEdit 1.0 PhotoReviewer 1.4 StudioBoard Mechanical Keyboard UI Actions 1.0 Extras Cartoon: Cortland Cartoon: iTrolls Desktop Pictures: Fireworks Frisky Freeware: OSXplanet

File Name: atpm-1102-print.hqx (2316 k)
Date: Feb 06, 2005
From: "A. Lee Bennett Jr." Subject: About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) 11.02 This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the February 2005 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 11.02 are as follows: Columns The Candy Apple: Healthy Skepticism Has Its Place Bloggable: A Life In Miniature The Desktop Muse: Convergence Pod People About This Particular Outliner: Task Management and Outlining, Part 2 Customizing The Mac OS X User Interface: Part I: Icons How To: What to Do With Older Macs, Part 2 Reviews Desktop Poet 1.0 FriendlyNET FR1104-G Wireless Firewall Router radioSHARK Extras Cartoon: Cortland Cartoon: iTrolls Desktop Pictures: Nature Frisky Freeware: Adium

File Name: atpm-1103-print.hqx (2532 k)
Date: Mar 06, 2005
From: "A. Lee Bennett Jr." Subject: About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) 11.03

File Name: atpm-609-print.hqx (1712 k)
Date: Oct 07, 2000
From: Michael Tsai Subject: ATPM-609-print.pdf.sit This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the September 2000 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. The contents of ATPM 6.09 are as follows: Columns Apple Cider: Too Much Information Beyond the Barline: My Summer at Metasynth Camp--Part One Hollywood: I Couldn't See It About This Particular Web Site Segments: Why My Next Mac Will Be A Cube Graphics and the Internet: The Animated GIF Reviews DoorStop Personal Firewall 2.0 Gerry's ICQ d44.1 icWord 1.0 Kyma 5.0 Nomad II 32 MB PGPfreeware 6.5.2 and SafeMail 2.1 StoryBox Picture Frame (Preview) Extras Cartoon: "In Your Dreams" Desktop Pictures: Mark Montgomery and Konstanz Part II Trivia: PowerBook Code Names --Michael

File Name: atpm-612-print-pdf.hqx (892 k)
Date: Dec 13, 2000
From: "A. Lee Bennett, Jr." Subject: /info-mac/art/zine/ATPM-612-print.pdf.sit.hqx This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the December 2000 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit http://www.atpm.com/ to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 6.12 are as follows: Columns Apple Cider: Tidings of Comfort and Joy? Beyond the Barline: People vs. the Recording Industry--Part III About This Particular Web Site Graphics and the Internet: Part IX--PNG How To: Buying a CD Burner Reviews Beach Head 2000 GoClick 3.0.1 Making iMovies (book) Understanding Interactivity (book) ZephIR! 1.02b1 Extras Cartoon: For unto us a child is born... Desktop Pictures: Reader Submissions Trivia Challenge: NCAA Basketball

File Name: atpm-702-print.hqx (1252 k)
Date: Feb 26, 2001
From: "A. Lee Bennett, Jr." Subject: /info-mac/art/zine/ATPM-702-print.pdf.sit.hqx This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the February 2001 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 7.02 are as follows: Columns Apple Cider: A Matter of Trust Apples, Kids, & Attitude: Martians in the Manholes Beyond the Barline: A Tale of Two Trade Shows About This Particular Web Site How To: iMovie Transition Tricks How To: Playing Compressed Sounds on a Home Stereo Reviews Mac Chess Downloads Driver Final Jam Pro (skin) Jeopardy! iTunes 1.0 Links LS 2000 Que! Fire CD-RW Drive ZipCD Extras Desktop Pictures: MobiusCo & Florida panhandle lighthouses Trivia Challenge Answers: Fun With Numbers

File Name: atpm-703-print-pdf.hqx (872 k)
Date: Mar 17, 2001
From: "A. Lee Bennett, Jr." Subject: Re: /info-mac/art/zine/ATPM-703-print.pdf.sit.hqx This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the March 2001 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 7.03 are as follows: Columns Apple Cider: Growin' Up Beyond the Barline: Lava Lamp ... New iMac About This Particular Web Site Reviews FinRing Inspiration 6.0b Mail Beacon 1.3.1 TurboTax Deluxe VOODOO Personal 2.0 Extras Desktop Pictures: St. Lucia

File Name: atpm-704-print.hqx (2352 k)
Date: Apr 23, 2001
From: "A. Lee Bennett, Jr." Subject: /info-mac/art/zine/ATPM-704-print.pdf.sit.hqx This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the April 2001 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 7.04 are as follows: Columns Apple Cider: Brand Spankin' New Beyond the Barline: An iMac for Any Mood About This Particular Web Site Segments: Report on the Microcomputers in Education Conference How To: Networking the Macintosh Cube Reviews Movie Magic ScreenWriter 2000 v. 4.0.1 Sony DPP-SV55 Printer SPSS 10.0 Sweet P 1.1 Virtual PC 4.0 Extras Desktop Pictures: Icicle Formation and Winter in South Hampton

File Name: atpm-705-print.hqx (1500 k)
Date: May 15, 2001
From: "A. Lee Bennett, Jr." Subject: /info-mac/art/zine/ATPM-705-print.pdf.sit.hqx This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the May 2001 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 7.05 are as follows: Columns Apple Cider: The Amazing, Expanding Iovino Clan Beyond the Barline: Why I'm Waiting to Upgrade The Personal Computing Paradigm: Mac OS X--Finally Hollywood: Did You See the Super Bowl? About This Particular Web Site Reviews Shareware Roundup Datahand Professional II Dreamweaver 4/Fireworks 4 Studio FILTERiT4 Monopoly Casino Sharity 2.4 Sound Studio Unreal Tournament: Game of the Year Edition Extras Desktop Pictures: Hawaii and London

File Name: atpm-706-print.hqx (872 k)
Date: Jun 29, 2001
From: "A. Lee Bennett, Jr." Subject: /info-mac/art/zine/ATPM-706-print.pdf.sit.hqx This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the June 2001 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 7.06 are as follows: Columns Apple Cider: Don't Panic: Bidding Farewell to the Hitchhiker The Personal Computing Paradigm: Mac OS X Tips My Apple Wedge: FileMaker Pro Templates Overview and Tutorial The Legacy Corner About This Particular Web Site How To: Setting up a Hardware Router Reviews Shareware Roundup: Stickies and Notepads--Part One Book Review: Crossing Platforms Turbo Mouse Pro Extras Interview: Dan Bailey, Fontosaurus Text Desktop Pictures: Flowers and Southern California

File Name: atpm-707-print.hqx (1796 k)
Date: Jul 24, 2001
From: "A. Lee Bennett, Jr." Subject: /info-mac/art/zine/ATPM-707-print.pdf.sit.hqx This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the July 2001 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 7.07 are as follows: Columns Apple Cider: Cube Down the Tube? Beyond the Barline: Indeterminacy Hollywood: Where Are the Macintoshes? My Apple Wedge: With the Stroke of a Pen The Legacy Corner About This Particular Web Site Reviews Shareware Roundup: Stickies and Notepads -- Part Two ConceptDraw 1.61 X Engima 2.0 FreeHand 10 iWrite 1.2.1 Now Contact and Up-to-Date 4.0 Risk II Toast 5.01 Titanium Extras Desktop Pictures: Flowers and Konstanz, Germany/Cambridge, Massachusetts

File Name: atpm-708-print.hqx (1380 k)
Date: Aug 16, 2001
From: "A. Lee Bennett, Jr." Subject: /info-mac/art/zine/ATPM-708-print.pdf.sit.hqx This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the August 2001 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 7.08 are as follows: Columns Report: Macworld Expo New York Apple Cider: Random Squeezings from a Mac User My Apple Wedge: ...Hoelle des Nordens von Roubaix, Tour de France... The Legacy Corner About This Particular Web Site Segments: Slices from the Macintosh Life Reviews Podium CoolPad Music Press 9.0 NetBarrier 2.0.3 Kyocera Smartphone (QCP 6035) PowerBook G4 Titanium Extras Cartoon: Hambone Desktop Pictures: Carolina Lighthouses

File Name: atpm-710-print.hqx (1008 k)
Date: Oct 04, 2001
From: "A. Lee Bennett, Jr." Subject: About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) 7.10 This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the October 2001 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 7.10 are as follows: Columns Apple Cider: What's In Store? Computing Paradigm: Mac OS X 10.1--First Impressions My Apple Wedge: Housekeeping Segments: DSS and SMTP Authentication Segments: Software License Agreements How To: Switches and Hubs How To: Faux Pas Ethernet Reviews Shareware Roundup: Screensavers AppleScript in a Nutshell (book) Pong: The Next Level Stuffit Deluxe 6.5 Super Get Info 1.0.2 Extras Cartoon: Hambone Desktop Pictures: The House on the Rock

File Name: atpm-711-print.hqx (1356 k)
Date: Nov 05, 2001
From: "A. Lee Bennett, Jr." Subject: About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) 7.11 This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the November 2001 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 7.11 are as follows: Columns Apple Cider: Legends in Their Own Time Beyond the Barline: Too Much Hype My Apple Wedge: Visitors at the Apple Retail Store About This Particular Web Site Segments: Credit Where Credit Is [Not] Due How To: Mac and Windows File Sharing Using FTP How To: Networking Tutorial Reviews Mandrake Linux 8.0 PPC Panorama 4.01 PocketType Q*bert Extras Cartoon: Hambone Desktop Pictures: Berlin and Mt. Auburn Cemetery

File Name: atpm-712-print.hqx (2688 k)
Date: Dec 12, 2001
From: "A. Lee Bennett, Jr." Subject: About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) 7.12 This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the December 2001 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 7.12 are as follows: Columns Apple Cider: The Year of Big Changes My Apple Wedge: Interview With A New User About This Particular Web Site Segments: FireWire on a Beige G3 Mac How To: About Two-Mac Networks How To: Sharing USB Printers on a Network Reviews Shareware Roundup: Games for Mac OS X Bosco's Foto Trimmer Wildform Flix iPod iTunes 2.0.2 Microsoft Outlook 2001 (version 9.00) Portraits & Prints 1.0.1 Extras Cartoon: Hambone Desktop Pictures: Sewickley, PA

File Name: atpm-801-print.hqx (1128 k)
Date: Jan 08, 2002
From: "A. Lee Bennett, Jr." Subject: About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) 8.01 This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the January 2002 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 8.01 are as follows: Columns Beyond the Barline: My Resolution Hollywood: Comic Con and DV Expo About This Particular Web Site Interview: Frank Vercruesse (author of Application Switcher Menu) Report: MacExpo in London How To: Sharing an Apple Printer on a Mac Network How To: Working with Downloaded Files without Special Utilities Reviews Shareware Roundup: Financial Help LaunchBar 3.1.2 Portraits & Prints Template Maker Extras Cartoon: Hambone Desktop Pictures: Hawai'i and Montreal

File Name: atpm-802-print.hqx (1888 k)
Date: Feb 10, 2002
From: "A. Lee Bennett, Jr." Subject: About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) 8.02 This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the February 2002 issue of ATPM. About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the *personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an offline Webzine format, visit to download current and past issues in your preferred format. The contents of ATPM 8.02 are as follows: Columns Apple Cider: Spam I Am Beyond the Barline: Expos, From a Distance Hollywood: Normally About This Particular Web Site Networking: Mac and PC Networking Overview Networking: Mac File Sharing How To: What Do Your CD-ROMs Tell About You? Reviews FileMaker Server 5.5 Jeopardy! 2nd Edition OmniDictionary 2.0.1 ScanCalc 1.7.1 Virtual PC 5.0