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<text>To join AMUG print this card and fill it out. Then mail it with your check or money order made out to AMUG(Arizona Macintosh Users Group). Mail it to : AMUG Membership PO Box 10593 Scottsdale, AZ 85271</text>
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<text>In sum, what I’m proposing through AMUG is a sweeping involvement of the older person in an activity that has scarcely any limit to its ramifications and helpfulness. Some, regrettably, can’t take advantage of this, but millions can. Those millions and the happy presence of Macs can endlessly enrich the lives of elderly individuals, their families and society.</text>
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<text>voicing opinions based on years of experience, the same for newspaper columns or magazine articles, family newsletters, certificates, holiday cards and—the most important of all—personal and family histories? One of society’s saddest times comes with the death of an elderly person who takes the story of a long and interesting life silently to the grave where it’s lost forever.One of the things about AMUG that impresses me is its willingness and that of individual members to help others with Mac problems. This leads me to a suggestion. How about setting up an AMUG senior section to persuade and help oldsters get involved with Macs?The next logical step would be to encourage senior centers and private retirement homes to set up computer rooms with several Macs and a good printer. These </text>
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<text>places tend to settle into institutional routine—boredom is a better name for it. But with a Mac room, they can be lively and exciting. In addition to personal writing, Mac users could publish a periodic newsletter giving residents a chance to submit editorials, general articles, bits of history, personal experiences, anecdotes, comments on events of the day, jokes and the like—in short, to share their lives and thoughts with others. With a desktop publishing program, the newsletters could look professional and therefore more desirable to send, proudly, to younger family members. Classes for new users could be held with Mac buffs, ultimately recruited from among seniors, as instructors.In sum, what I’m proposing through AMUG </text>
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<text>pleasure in operating. Too, its benefits can be far-reaching. Here are some of them.y Medicos tell us we must exercise to keep well. But not just the physical kind. Neurologists say the brain needs exercise, too. The ability to think and retain memory comes through the constant use of synapses, those infinitely tiny switches that interconnect the brain’s billions of neurons. Use ‘em and they improve, even rejuvenate. The Mac is good at this business. There’s still another aspect of brain usage Recent researchers hold that boredom from lack of brain activity actually has a toxic effect on the human body that can cause illness and shortens lives. Remember the phrase, “Bored to death?” Mac users are never bored. They can’t be; the Mac won’t permit it—too much going on in its arcane innards. The Mac bridges the generation gap. Segregation of the old and young is </text>
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<text>becoming common, but it deprives bothages of a valuable association. The Mac world has no generation gap: teenagers and seniors work happily side by side at a keyboard in solving problems. For the first time in humankind’s long history, the Mac gives the elderly—and everyone else, of course—an easy way of getting word ideas down on paper. For the elderly non-typist, those with arthritic fingers, the otherwise physically handicapped as well as those who just have trouble expressing themselves, the Mac’s word-processing ability is an exciting god-send.What, then, do we write with the Mac? How about family letters—if to young grand- children, with large point size, symbols, animals and borders—letters to the editor</text>
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<text>As an octogenarian at AMUG meetings, I try to spot someone who’s as old as I am. So far I haven’t seen anyone. At first this bothered me. What am I doing here among all you bright younger minds? After all, we horse and buggy oldsters have had our day and now it’s time to move aside and leave this esoteric computer thing to you who are better able to handle high tech stuff.There was a time when we grayheads would have accepted this brush-off meekly and slunk quietly off to our rocking chairs. But now in the latter part of this twentieth century, a unique sociological condition in our nation is saying, “Hey, we oldsters don’t do that any more.” Mainly, it’s the sheer number of us. There are well over 52,000,000 seniors in the U.S. from 55 to 100 and older, with the number growing every year. And we’re living longer, in better health, with more money and time </text>
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<text>on our hands than any senior segmentof our society before—a fact that the Apple guys ought to wake up to. Of course, there are all kinds of recreation activity to attract us. But for some seniors, there has to be something more than just to keep us busy. We still want to make some kind of contribution—in effect, to move down out of the grandstand onto the playing field again.Luckily, something came along that solved the problem for many of us. It was this machine, whimsically called Macintosh. Like most computers, it has incredible performance capacity, but unlike others it has the amiable quality of welcoming hesitant and fearful users with a warm embrace. That makes it one of the few high tech devices seniors can adapt to and find </text>
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<text>month extension on their membership.Is that it? Almost. AMUG also has many events that require bodies. Things like auctions and training sessions always need bodies. We also have many other event ideas but sorely lack the people power to pull them off.That’s got to be it. Well its a start. Volunteerism is what makes most organizations go. While many of them pay their people, these people volunteer in other ways. These ways may be in the form of refilling the coffee pot, emptying the trash, taking a message and so forth. The bottom line is if you see something that needs fixing let someone know how you want to fix it and then fix it.</text>
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<text>will breed his assistant manager so that they can take over when its time to leave. It also comes in handy if someone gets sick or is unable to perform at any particular moment.So what’s all this about? Its a call for volunteers. We (the officers) have lots of neat ideas that we would like to see implemented. Unfortunately, there are only a few of us so we can’t cover it all, nor can we continue to ask or rely on the same people to fill in the gaps.What needs to be done? Glad you asked. The newsletter is becoming a monster. Gary has done a fine job but he does need help. Is this help glamorous? Uhhhh....No. Useful....YES. For one thing we need someone to proof articles. I’m the subject of a few. So to all the English teachers out there that have a hankering to edit please give us a yell.</text>
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<text>What else needs to be done? The best of table is one of AMUG’s best assets. This incidentally is the same table that gets transferred into an AMUG booth at Mac World. Last year we took a bunch of people with us. This year we hope to do so again. Unfortunately we need to set some rules (things just wouldn’t be fun without them). So one rule will be that you have to know our stock and what it does. What better way to do that then to work the table.Anything else? Yup. Every month we copy over 200 disks for the attending members. Extra copiers are always welcome and encouraged. If we can get enough copiers then the time it takes to copy all those disks will be cut down and everyone can enjoy the meeting. By the way copiers get a free </text>
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<text>It’s hard to believe that the year is a third of the way through. All those New Year resolutions are stirring around reminding us that we still have lots of work left before us. In some cases work that we haven’t even begun. I heard on the TV (an intellectual tool for sure) that if we spend an hour a week reading on one topic, that after thirty years we will have the equivalent of two PhD’s. Wow.Continuing towards this month’s topic sentence. Have you backed up today?With the presidential campaign in full swing, we hear a lot about funds and the shortage of funds. We hear of $100 contributions, 800 numbers, and lots of committees. What we don’t hear about are the vast amounts of people it takes to put on a campaign. These campaigns are not unlike the running of a users group. Although the reward is greater for those </text>
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<text>individuals running.AMUG has many services which are offered to its members. Unfortunately some of these services have been offered by the same people for many years now. These people have devoted many hours each week to provide their particularservice so that others may enjoy it. It is said that a good organization breeds successors. This is particularly true in sports. A good manager </text>
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<text>AMUG has 7 Best of... Clip Art Disks. Since names cannot fully describe the pictures, See the Disk Librarians and ask to see the Clip Art Index Book. This book shows the contents of ALL the Clip Art Disks</text>
<text><span class="style5">OUNDS</span><span class="style1">Soundmaster 1.6ArcadeBells of EternityBeetlegeuseBoom! Oooooh…!Butthead!“Bye”DrumFemale “Hi!”Game over, man!Had enough, ay!Hi ThereI order you to be...I’m being repressedI warned youInsert DiskJazz PianoK.LetmeoutahereKlaxonNice SoftwarePersonality Prob.Parker NightPukeRicochetRoboticSambaSonarSpace GunTaunt you a secondTympani RollTypeKeyTypeReturnType SpaceWelcome</span><span class="style5">SOUNDS II</span><span class="style1">Soundmaster 1.6AmadeusBassoon & ‘BoneBetter BoingBingBreaking GlassCasio (try me)Clint EastwoodDon’t go yet…Drop of WaterGo ahead, make myHave you been studying?Laughing WarningTennis?Tympani (2)What do we have</span><span class="style5">SOUNDS III</span><span class="style1">Soundmaster 1.6Deep ThoughtEddie ComputerHorsesIdiot!MacFartTa Ta for nowSelf Destruct…Sledge FluteWild WillyYeah, Yeah, That’s</span><span class="style5">SOUNDS IV</span><span class="style1">Soundmaster 1.6Change Your MindCrash!Don’t be ridicerousEnd of Line (2)Go ahead…Greetings Program!How do you feelIllegal ExitKeaggy beepLook up in the sky…Magic (2)Nyuk NyukSambaSo Very DisappointedThis Chic Is ToastTrying to thinkWelcomeWhat???WOOBWOOBYabba Dabba DoYYYYessss</span><span class="style5">SOUNDS V</span><span class="style1">A contrary positionBeepShuffle (appl.)CrossCrossQuite an insultLooney Toons folderSoundPlay (appl.)Shut your festering…This is abuseYr type really makes…</span></text>
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<text>More Games!! Try out Vengeance, MacBzone, MacMines, Slime Invaders and Video Poker for Fun are on Games 36. PRO Predictor 1.1 (predicts the outcome of NFL games) and Star Patrol (a super space game) are on Games 37.We are introducing a new Limited Edition series compiled by AMUG’s own Don Lloyd (meet him at the Best of… table, or the Club House. This series includes software is used to set up networks, to run on networks, or to use networks effectively. Networks I has FileMover 1.01, Find Entity 1.0b, Game Master 1.0, AtView 1.0 and Broadcast 2.0. Networks II is also crammed with useful programs: DiskLock, DoppleMaker, Ecco Print, Filesorter, Find Printer, FolderShare, INIT Loader, MailSlot, NetCal and NetClip. As with all Best of… disks, each of these has a ReadMe that provides a brief definition of each the item.</text>
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<text>The Word 5.0 Companion has been ordered twice and sold out twice. If you have missed your copy, don’t give up. More are coming; check with Best of…, or the Clubhouse.. There is a new book title, Dead Mac Scrolls from PeachPit Press. If this is up to PeachPit’s usual standards, it will be great. Subject matter is what to do when your Mac is no longer “a terminal” but instead “is terminal.” Lastly, the AMUG “company store” will be carrying a trial line of Apple™ promotional items. There will be a snazzy black/multi Apple T-shirt for $12, coffee mugs for $8, Apple/AMUG pen and pencil sets for $5 and Apple pencils for $.80. Which of these items we continue to carry will be decided, more or less, by how well they sell. So come take a look and vote by buying your favorite.</text>
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<text>introduced was to assist those who were switching over to the new operating system and needed the various updates, upgrades, patches, and fixes. We believe this goal has been met. So if you plan to migrate to System 7.0 any time soon and have not yet looked these over, do plan to get them soon.Goodies V has Balloon Font Utilities, FileBrowser, Globe 7.0, SFComment, Sound Extractor, Spared Disk, Stationer, Task-It, TrashMaster and Visage! Goodies VI also has a ton of “goodies”, including: Bully, Custom Killer, DeIcon, Desktop Remover, FixCreator Pro, Folder IconMaker, Keyholder, LaunchPad, Locksmith, Loudmouth, MenuChoice, NoBalloon Menu, RecoverUp, Rename Delay Editor and Scan Appl. Puff, Puff, Puff - I did that all without taking a breath! Watch the Directory for descriptions of these little critters.</text>
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<text>At last some of the promised additions tothe Clip Art. Clip Art VIII has clip art samples from Richard Wald’s collection (informattion for ordering more is included. Clip Art IX has cars, animals, American history and more. IX also has a stand-alone paint/draw application called Lighting Paint 1.1. As of the writing of this column, I have not tried it out, but my Hero has and he says it has all the normal accoutrements.If you are a fan of AfterDark™, then you will snap up Modules/Pics 5. Balloons, Columns, Randomizer, Rockets, Spinner, Satori, Spheres, just to name a few. My personal favorites for my Apple 13” color monitor are Satori (a kaleidoscope of color) and Spinner (a lovely, lacey design). My Hero uses Spinner on his SE and it looks great in black and white .</text>
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<text><span class="style1">Get out your glasses, fans, there is a lot to tell you and I imagine the font size for this month’s column will have to be minuscule. My Hero (with a little help from his friends) came through with a long list of new material for the Best of… disks. Also, our Fearless Leader has added some new Apple™ toys for you all to play with.</span><span class="style5">UPDATES:</span><span class="style1"> System 7.0 Goodies I now has the updates for CETools, Helium and </span></text>
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<text><span class="style1">cripting), and introduction to Sounds on the Macintosh. The class is from 600 to 8:30 PM at Phoenix college.</span><span class="style5">May 23, 1992</span><span class="style1"> (Thursday)Hints, Tips, and Traps about Apple’s System 7 software. The class is from 9:00 to 12:00 AM at the Pyle Recreation Center. You may bring a Macintosh if you desire, but it is not necessary. If you do bring a Mac, bring a power strip and/or extension cord if you have them available).</span><span class="style5">Jun 17, 1992</span><span class="style1"> (Wednesday)NOTE: this class is tentatively planned; make sure it is confirmed in the June Newsletter, otherwise call in advance. The class is from 6:00 to 8:00 PM at Phoenix college. Demonstration of Excel 4.0 by MicroSoft Personnel.</span><span class="style5">Jun 27, 1992 </span><span class="style1">(Saturday)NOTE: this class is tentatively planned;</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style5">MUG </span><span class="style11">A</span><span class="style5">nnounces:</span><span class="style17">A New Series of Classes</span><span class="style5"></span><span class="style1"></span><span class="style5">Training Coordinator</span><span class="style1">:Dorman Bullard (telephone: days at 379-6168) Other Instructors as noted.• Pyle recreation center in Tempe. On Southern Avenue just West of Rural Road (next to the library)or.• Phoenix College Library (building L in the basement). Park in the lot at 15th Avenue and Thomas Road.• Cost: Normally free to members (except as noted in the class description). Non members may join at the class ($30.00 per year).</span></text>
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<text><span class="style1"> Reservations: Normally •NOT• Required (except as noted in the class description). When required or for more information call Dorman Bullard (962-9619, days).• Computers: It is not necessary or helpful to bring a computer except as noted in the class description.</span><span class="style5">May 9, 1992</span><span class="style1"> (Saturday)QuickTime. What it is; how to install it; How to use it. Demonstrations of many interesting movies. Perhaps we’ll make some at the class. The class is from 9:00 to 12:00 AM at the Pyle Recreation Center.</span><span class="style5">May 13, 1992</span><span class="style1"> (Wednesday)Beginner’s introduction to HyperCard (no </span></text>
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<text>color sets to choose from.The various names help identify what to expect from the color sets. Mint will be a pastel set up mint colors, rambo will be a set of black, brown, and greens used in camouflage clothing, etc.With the fifteen sets, there’s some sets that seem close to the shades of other sets. In some sets, too (denim, for example), everything merely a different shade of blue. This could be confusing if you use you colors to help identify folders and programs by type.As a diversion, it works well. I think it would make a much better control panel that worked under MultiFinder than a program you have to exit everything for and use with Finder.While I liked the program, it’s lack of System 7 compatibility puts it out of my </text>
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<text>screen, similar to turning the brightness switch down.The program has several options built in. The time can be varied form one minute to 120 minutes, and the brightness to dim to can be varied from 0% (pitch black) to 100% (or not dimmed at all… a self-defeating option).You can choose what corners your want to dim now and dim never. The dim never option is actually a trick, as pressing the option key while in dimmer will let you set a second set of options. These are the “When to dim when the mouse is in the dim never corner” options. While this may seem strange, if you forget about what you’re doing or accidently leave with your mouse in the “Dim never” corner, you’ll appreciate them.For the completely foolish, after two hours </text>
<text>turns the earth into a blur.The options that worked best with this program were the full 256 color or grey scale (with color obviously being better). With the subtle shading as the picture approaches the poles of the earth, nothing else seemed to make it look just right.This program does have some problems, none due to its own fault. It takes up about 384k, actually using about half of it after it finishes it’s initial bitmap processing, according to “About this Mac. . .” The bitmap processing takes about five seconds. When other programs are running (with Globe in the background), the animation of the spinning earth becomes slower.</text>
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<text>While this program goes one step beyond the wallpaper type programs I’ve seen which use many large pictures repeated on the screen, ColorDesk is not without it’s drawbacks. It gulps up to 300k of memory for these color pictures in 8-bit mode. With a 12 meg Mac IIci, I didn’t have much of a problem, but older systems with less than 4 meg might want to skip this program.A very minor problem noted was the help instructions. When opening them, they’re centered on the ColorDesk control panel. This caused me some confusion since I called the help screen up with the Cpanel on the left side of the screen, thus cutting off the non-moveable help window. Not being the brightest user, it took me a while to realize I had to exit the help screen and move the Cpanel to have the instructions become fully visible.The only other difference you might </text>
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<text><span class="style1">arieties of the latter) and combination charts , there are several special charts devoted to text charting, such as bullet, organizational & time line charts. Some technical enhancements have been added to many of the charts, one such being the inclusion of error bars to graphically depict error probability and another allowing customized curve fitting.</span><span class="style5">Examples of Charts</span><span class="style1">After the data is entered onto either the Data Page or the Text Page, specific data is selected for charting and chart selection is elicited by selecting the Plotting Icon on the menu bar. This brings up a selection of available charts and subcharts. Only charts that CAN be plotted by the data selected are shown. Once selected, the chart is drawn and appears in a chart window. The chart can then be selected and customized or edited. I did discover, somewhat innocently, that Now Utilities‘ Print</span></text>
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<text>font, font size, style etc.... all typical features of most, if not all, spreadsheet programs.I explored these features minimally during my testing of DeltaGraph™ as I soon became absorbed by the program’s charting features. Some of the editing features were a bit disappointing.... individual cells could not be customized as to font style or size (changing one font changed all on the data/text page) and there was no undo function for sorting. The formula builder worked only when complete columns were selected and included any numeric labels in the calculated totals. Thus a column label of 1991 (meaning the year 1991) , added the number 1991 to the totals. A bit frustrating but easily worked around when text was added to the label.I did like the transpose feature which </text>
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<text>Having spent most of my adult working life in finance, I’ve had to do a lot of “number crunching.” Since the onset of my Mac addiction, I’ve dabbled with some of the spreadsheet programs but only recently have I seriously tried to “dig in” and learn any in depth.After a fair amount of study with Microsoft’s Excel 3.0, I was eager to see how DeltaGraph Professional might compare. After some initial exploration, it was evident to me that these two programs should NOT be compared. Excel’s strength lies in it’s data manipulating capabilities while DeltaGraph Professional’s lies in it’s graphing capabilities. Having explored both, I feel they greatly compliment one another.Deltagraph Professional is a large program to install ( 5.4 megs ). The program comes complete with sample & tutorial files, a </text>
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<text>The Redux software came in a neatly packaged unit that included a manual and disk. Unlike many software packages, Microseeds Publishing has made a serious effort to combat the amount of plastic waste. The entire package contains only two plastic sealers an inch in diameter to keep the package together. A welcome relief to find a product not covered with an impenetrable barrier. The software was easy to install and only requried 264K of disk space.Figure 1. Redux screen with folder information display.The default Redux screen opens to enable you to quickly save or restore an entire disk’s contents. To begin a backup operation, choose the disk to backup in the scrolling list and then press the Backup button. Information about the selected disk is displayed in the lower-left portion of </text>
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<text>the window. Redux then walks you through the backup process quickly without hassle. To restore a disk’s contents is just as easy.Figure 2. Custom backups Script windows.Redux also offers a scripting feature that makes custom backups nearly painless to perform. As you select or de-select folders or files in the scrolling file list Redux keeps track of the selections by folder, file type, and several other attributes in a script. You can save this script to disk to enable you to easily repeat the selection process. For example, Figure 2 shows a sample script where all system files and applications are ignored, but all TEXT files will be backed up.</text>
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<text>When attempting to save a HAMlet, I created a new folder in the Apple menu from the “Save Hamlet” dialog box. Upon saving and closing the box I could not find the new folder in the scrolling list of Apple Menu Items in the control panel until I closed the HAM control panel and reopened it.Finally, after my earlier raves about the documentation, I hesitate to mention this next item. I found that when the “Recent Items” menu feature is turned off, the Start-Up HAMlet would not work. In addition, even though the program seemed to make a HAMlet, if I tried to customize it I found that it included nothing and invoking the HAMlet later caused nothing to happen. The documentation does not say anything about the need for the “Recent Items” menu to create HAMlets. I called the technical hotline about this and the guy tried it on his Mac before agreeing with</text>
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<text>organizer utilities such as HAM. He stated that HAM was the only program of the three he tested which could not be made to crash his system. While I never got a system crash I did get some oddities when using HAM.When I first created a folder in the Apple Menu Items folder and added several programs into the folder HAM gave me some strange results. The items in that folder appeared in the HAM dialog window as suitcases. They showed up in the top level Apple Menu as such and could not be reordered with the rest of the Apple Menu Items folder contents. As contents of a subfolder they should not have shown up at all. I fixed this by storing the folder elsewhere and storing an alias of the folder in the Apple Menu Items folder. I called the help line about this and was told it “shouldn’t happen” and that I should remove HAM, turn off all extensions, and </text>
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<text>real hindrance to my productivity. The Hierarchial Apple Menu is addictive, once you try it you won’t want to give it up. This is also true for the Apple Menu Reorganization capabilities. I considered these “must have” items both at home and at work after trying them.I quickly turned off the “Recent Items” menu option and eliminated that folder from the Apple Menu. This was not only due to the reasons listed above but also due to the fact that there is a significant and irritating delay when invoking, quitting, or closing every new document, program, server, etc. when this option is turned on.I also got rid of the Start-Up HAMlet real quick. I don’t always WANT all items open at shut-down to be reopened when I restart. It is much easier to create HAMlets of those combinations of items I use together and invoke one of these at </text>
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<text>start-up. This also had the same problem as the “Recent Items” submenu in that, when the option is on, there is a significant delay with many Finder activities. I don’t know why this is as I would have expected HAM to simply poll the active items at shut-down and create the HAMlet at that time. I can’t see how this would contribute to a delay in every invocation/closure of an item.HAMlets turned out to be quite useful though I wish there were an easier way to save one than having to go to the Control Panels. A Hot Key or DA would be nice.Now for problems: One thing that endeared me to HAM was an item I read in MacWorld comparing several different desktop </text>
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<text>allowing the user easy access to several concurrently needed programs at once. I used this to open Powerpoint and Word at the same time. I also, however, found this to be a nice feature when I wanted to open Word with several documents in different folders. A single HAMlet can handle either of these capabilities with ease.There is a special HAMlet which can be activated causing HAM to track open items and store these at power-down. Upon power-up, this HAMlet is automatically run, opening all these documents for the user at startup. Unlike other HAMlets, this HAMlet cannot be edited by the user (this would be tough to do as it is created only at shut-down).One item that deserves special mention in this review is the documentation accompanying HAM. The only word for this is “excellent”. The documentation </text>
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<text>includes pictures and simply worded instructions regarding every operation. Terms which may be unfamiliar to beginning Mac users are explained in the wide margins. There is even an Appendix section describing ways to customize HAM from within ResEdit. This has some very useful ideas, some of which would be welcome options even for non-programmers; such as arranging the Appleshare Server items in hierarchal menu format by Appleshare zone and server name, or reorganizing the Recent Items menu folder.In reviewing any Utility program features the question arises “Is it worth it?”. I found some features in HAM particularly useful, and some not so useful, and others to be a </text>
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<text>without them now, they just have their limits when one wants to use the Apple Menu for fast access to programs.Another feature of HAM is a “Recent Items” folder which is added to your Apple Menu (as a submenu, of course). This tracks invocations of programs, documents, flie servers, and folders, keeping them in separate submenus for reinvocation later. The program is very flexible, allowing the user to set up in a control panel exactly how many of each item (docs, folders, apps, and servers) should be saved. While this is a neat idea, I found that I never used it except in cases where I was specifically testing HAM. With the capability of placing my most used items in the Apple Menu already (in System 7.0) I saw no need to ever access this submenu as it usually contained only my most used items anyway.</text>
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<text>Another problem here was that everything was buried in a fairly deep submenu, meaning concentration was needed to open all the way down to the desired submenu. HAM gives the user the opportunity to change this as I will discuss later.HAM also has something called HAMlets. Any time you are working on several different docs, programs, etc., you can use the control panel to save a HAMlet. A HAMlet is sort of like an alias but is aliased to everything open when the HAMlet is created. This is a nice feature and has the added capability of allowing the user to do some selection, deciding which currently open items will be included in the HAMlet.This is supposed to be directed towards </text>
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<text><span class="style5">ierarchial Apple Menu</span><span class="style1">Before reviewing this utility I had read several previous reviews in Mac publications which had caused me to become excited over the possibilities suggested by this concept. Since installing System 7 I have added often used programs and documents to my Apple Menu until it scrolled well off the bottom of my screen. The chance to add Hierarchal Menus seemed a dream come true.Upon installing and utilizing HAM (version 1.0) I became aware of it’s other capabilities which are not so widely advertised. Each of these capabilities is configurable from a Control Panel which is well organized and easy to understand. I will address each of these capabilities in order in this article.The ability to display folders in the Apple Menu as submenus immediately allowed me </span></text>
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<text>to shrink my Apple menu down to a far more reasonable size. HAM has the added ability of allowing the user to reorganize the Apple menu. This allowed me to put my most used projects at the top of the menu and bury little-used DAs lower down or in folders (submenus).HAM supports several levels of hierarchy in the submenus but I found that anything more than two levels deep took too much concentration to use. After all, I was looking for EASY and FAST, not complicated. I also found that, for my most used items, one submenu was too many and the reorganization capabilities became very important. Don’t get the wrong idea that I didn’t use the submenus because I did, extensively, and don’t want to get along </text>
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<text><span class="style1">re reencrypted before the Restart! This is almost a foolproof way to preserve data integrity! </span><span class="style5">Extras</span><span class="style1">FileGuard can also be used in coordination with the MacAccess Card reader. This reader will read any ATM or credit card in place of/or with a password.It also has an exceptions file for your backup software. Just specify what backup program you are using & when the time rolls around, FileGuard will let it do its thing. This is something that some security packages won’t allow.</span><span class="style5">Summary</span><span class="style1">All in all, FileGuard is one of the best all-round security programs available. Forget the conflict causing INITS, Screen locker F-keys, & all the misc. jazz out there. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style5">ar Story</span><span class="style1">Enough about specs, what you really want is a war story, right?Well, last semester, my sister wanted to borrow my Mac for use on some college term papers. For being so nice, she said that I could name any program I wanted, & one of the fellows would get it for me. Yeah, right! I had a vision of my programs being “shared.”Did I worry? Not as much as I would have if I had not installed FileGuard. I simply made her a user, assigned her a password, but I did not give her the ability to copy applications.Since I had already password & copy - protected all the important applications – like Teach Text,(smile) – I really didn’t have anything to worry about!</span></text>
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<text><span class="style1">View User Log (Yourself or all users)•Create Files on Hard Disks•Automatic Dialog when Saving FilesFileGuard’s operation is almost invisible. Its only sign (besides the startup icon) is a menu item named “Protection.” Under this Menu the functions of FileGuard are made available. This Menu is accessible in every application that can access DAs, (not Font/DA Mover). You can hide this menu if you like, but it stays hidden only until the next restart. </span><span class="style5">File Encryption</span><span class="style1">Whenever you create a new file or do a Save As..., FileGuard pops up a dialog box asking if you want to encrypt the file.Files that have been encrypted can be opened just like any other kind of file. Just click on them, they launch FileGuard- which asks for the password, & then it opens the application that created the </span></text>
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<text> In these days of high-priced programs, many are striving to receive what others have spent much to obtain. Some people are simply curious about another’s business and feel the urge to snoop into files or computers that aren’t theirs.Like in the days of yore, when the knight on horseback came to save the day, disk, folder, file protection and encryption programs have emerged onto this twisted scene.One of the better & just slightly expensive programs is FileGuard, a security application that has received an excellent review in MacWorld & a 5- mouse rating in MacUser.As soon as I opened the package, I was impressed with the manual’s thoroughness. Well-written and easy to </text>
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<text>The Apple Market Center in Phoenix is designed to showcase the latest in Apple's technology and solutions, and provide a local hub for market activities including seminars, demonstrations and customer meetings.The Market Center also serves as a new tool for Apple business partners - including our Authorized Apple Dealers, Value-Added Resellers, consultants and other third party solution providers - working together with Apple to promote the Macintosh advantage.In addition to the general attendance seminars listed below, the Market Center sponsors open houses for new product announcements, specially designed third-party events, and customer demonstrations specifically designed to meet the needs of an individual Apple account.</text>
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<text>publishing program; Deneba will bring Canvas and Delta Point will show DeltaGraph Pro in June; Alias is bringing two great 3D applications in July; Adobe attends in August, Microsoft has the September meeting and Quark has indicated it might come in October. How’s that for a lineup!? Watch Mike Bean’s President’s Column for the details.Sorry there are no additional dates listed on the calendar. This has nothing to do with the future of our small SIG. The Pyle Recreation Center has not sent out its applications for calendar dates. However, upcoming subjects will include another general evaluation meeting and more on type/fonts and prepress. Other ideas submitted are some design discussions, a meeting to discuss hardware and software choices, and another general topic meeting to cover system maintenance. </text>
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<text>MEETING SCHEDULEMay 26, TuesdayKeystone5245 S. 39th Street, PhoenixImagesetters and such.(Please note alternate location)June 23, TuesdayTypesetting/FontsThe Pyle Recreation Center has not released its applications for meeting dates as of the date of this writing. Watch here for future meeting dates or call Lea Bromley at phone listed below.LOCATION/TIMEAll meetings will be from 6–9 p.m.(first half hour/get acquainted)Pyle Recreation Center in Tempe </text>
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<text>The April meeting is aimed at anyone who does or wants to do, long documents. Hopefully, we will have a discussion about the software, techniques and planning considerations involved. The grouping of “long documents” consists of projects such as manuals, scripts, books, magazines, catalogs and multipage newsletters (and others you might wish to add). Bring your questions, problems, ideas and samples of work you have done or pieces you admire. Experienced people such as Lynn Drasnin from Frame Technologies, Janie Sullivan of Desktop Designs, and Rob Mauer (to name </text>
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<text>integral virus protection, Magna does supply Disinfectant in its disk.Magna also offers two other security programs: Empower I which is a simplified less powerful program, and Empower III (Remote) which is a system administrator level program. Empower III allows for a central administrator to control the security of all computers on a network that have either Empower I or Empower II installed.</text>
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<text>Empower II is the best and easiest to use individual and system wide security program I have seen. I highly recommend it for security on everyone’s computer. Whether you are looking for simple control (over access by family members) or more complete control (on a network for controlling levels of access by many individuals) Empower II will do the job.Empower II (Magna) List: $296 – Street Price: $169 2504 N. First Street, Suite 302 San Jose, California 95131</text>
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<text>The Empower II utility is a very powerful and versatile software-only security solution. Empower II gives the user control over security access hard drives, hard drive partitions, and removable hard drives without requiring a key disk. Empower II also includes s screen-locking screen saver for the times when you want to secure your computer temporarily and automatically. The screen saver can be used on demand or automatically after a specified time.Installation and use of Empower II is very easy, as it is a control panel device whose interface uses the familiar Appleshare style interface for folder and file access control. Empower II also prevents unauthorized insertion of floppy disks and prevents anyone from starting the computer from a floppy.The installation of the Empower II CDEV </text>
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<text>As noted before, the missing folders are really there, you just can’t see them. If you know a folder’s name and do a search for it you can find it and move it to a new folder and it will stay visible. Also, recreating the Disktop files (not just rebuilding them) will reportedly make the missing folders reappear. Using the file “DeskTop Reset” can be used to recreate the DeskTop files. However, you will very like still have some directory damage Running the standard utilities such as Norton Disk Doctor will not repair the damage. You will have to re-format your hard disk drive. If you do not have a convenient way to backup and restore your data, and if you own the Norton Utilities, you might first call their technical support. From my conversation with them I understand they can sometimes talk you through a fix to avoid re-initializing your drive.Now Apple has produced a fix to avoid this </text>
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<text><span class="style1">roblem. It has been released as System7 Tuneup version 1.1.1. NOTE: Do not use version 1.1 as it was found to have another (apparently less damaging) bug. Also note that this fix will only avoid the problem in the future. If you have already had the problem you should still back up and re-initialize your drive to get rid of possible directory damage that could bite you later.</span><span class="style5">Free (almost) Adobe Type Manager (ATM) </span><span class="style1">I’m repeating this for newer members and others who may have overlooked it. ATM is a control panel device that allows best handling of Postscript Type 1 fonts. It will display such fonts at any size on the screen with good resolution (similar to TrueType). It will also assure the best printing quality </span></text>
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<text>• David Duke Virus - Makes your screen go completely white• Congress Virus - Overdraws your disk space• Paul Tsongas Virus - Pops up on Dec. 25 and says “I’m Not Santa Claus”• Pat Buchanan Virus - Shifts all output to the extreme right of the screen• Dan Quayle Virus - Forces your computer to play “PGA TOUR” from 10 am to 4pm 6 days a week• Bill Clinton Virus - This virus mutates from region to region. We’re not exactly sure what it does.• Richard Nixon Virus - aka the “Tricky Dick Virus” you can wipe it out, but it always makes a comeback.• H. Ross Perot Virus - same as the Jerry Brown virus, only nicer fonts are used, and it appears to have had a lot more money put into its development.</text>
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<text><span class="style5">isappearing Folders & System 7</span><span class="style1"> The case of the disappearing folders has been commented on before in this column. Now the action that kicks-off that syndrome has been discovered according to reports on America Online (sorry, I am only reporting; I decided not to try this out!!). Apparently if you create a folder ON THE DESKTOP, not in the startup disk window, and THEN copy files into that folder, and THEN try to drag the folder to an open window, BANG! You will lose that folder and all folders with names beginning with letters that come after it. Please note we are only talking about System 7 here, not earlier system versions (although I do recall reading the bug has been around prior to System 7, I have not heard of it before now).</span></text>
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<text>driver called “BetterWriters”. I have heard several good reports, and no negative reports. One report was that printing on an ImageWriter II was speeded up to System 6 speed, or perhaps a bit faster.The description in the Macintosh product registry states that it has: “...software QuickDraw printer drivers for the ImageWriter I, II, and LQ, StyleWriter and DeskWriter. It supports TrueType and Adobe Type Manager fonts, text rotation, access to the printer’s internal fonts, “no-jam” labels and forms printing, custom paper sizes, horizontal and vertical flipping, gray-scale pattern smoothing, color, cover page and print order control, print even/odd pages only, Communications Toolbox and more. List price is $69.00 (but check mail order). If interested, and you have an Appletalk ImageWriter you should check this out since I’ve heard it doesn’t work with those.</text>
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<text><span class="style1">DT Softworks, IncP.O. Box 1865Point Roberts, WA 98281604/291-9121 (inquiries)800/663-6222 (orders)604/291-9689 (fax)</span><span class="style5">Major Virus Alert (NOT!)</span><span class="style1"> The following was posted by Mike Steiner on FidoNet:• George Bush Virus - Doesn’t do anything, but you can’t get rid of it until November• Ted Kennedy Virus - Crashes your computer but denies it ever happened• Anita Hill Virus - Lies dormant for 10 years• Warren Commission Virus - Won’t allow you to open your files for 75 years• Jerry Brown Virus - Blanks your screen and begins flashing an 800 number</span></text>
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<text><span class="style1">xtra speed, then manually download ZapfDin when you first start work in the morning. If you understand that and it helps, you are welcome. If you don’t understand it, ask someone other than me to explain it!</span><span class="style5">SuperLaserSpool and WriteNow 2.2</span><span class="style1"> If you are running under Finder and using WriteNow v2.2, SLS will not print. This has been resolved in the new version of WriteNow(v2.2a), which you can get from TMaker software. I believe it is a free upgrade. Actually, didn’t I hear somewhere that WriteNow 3.0 is released or will be so soon?</span><span class="style5">Extensions Manager Revisited</span><span class="style1"> Here’s one I lost some face on. Someone on the net said that the (free) program “Extensions Manager” version 1.6 would allow you to control which items in the Apple Startup folder would be executed at </span></text>
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<text><span class="style1">efore shut down / restart.</span><span class="style5">Suitcase 2 and Maximum Open Suitcases </span><span class="style1">In Suitcase II (the “old” suitcase) you could increase the number of open suitcases from a default number of 12 (as I recall). This really increased the maximum number of any files (applications, documents, etc. as well as suitcase files) that could be open at once.I noticed that in Suitcase 2.0, the recently released upgrade from Suitcase II) this option no longer existed. Contacting the author on America On line revealed why.With System 7.0, the system dynamically expands the limit as necessary, so Suitcase doesn’t have to “worry” about this any more. With System 6, Suitcase 2.0 now itself expands the limit to a “large” number at startup time (348 if you have 4 or more MB of RAM, 200 if 2MB, 100 if 1MB). 348 open </span></text>
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<text>I want to thank all the contributors for their help on the Newsletter. The next Publication that we need articles for is the July digest.Articles must be submitted by the 5th of the June for inclusion in the July digest.Submit your articles to me at:Gary P. Fields5515 North 7th Street– Suite 5-108Phoenix, Arizona85014-2531or upload them to the Newsletter File Section of AMUG I BBS at 495-1713, the Newsletter File Section of AMUG II BBS at 947-0587, the Newsletter sections of AMUG Preferred at 926-4026 or 437-9622 or call me at home at 263-8746 and we can make some kind of arrangements.</text>
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<text>• On May 21, 1992 AMUG will host Microseeds, Broderbund and TimeWorks. This meeting will be at 7:00 PM in Tempe at the Sheraton Mission Palms, located at 60 E. 5th St., Tempe, AZ .• On June 25, 1992 AMUG will host Deneba, DeltaPoint & OnTechnology. This meeting will be at 7:00 PM in Tempe at the Sheraton Mission Palms, located at 60 E. 5th St., Tempe, AZ .• On July, 11, 1992 AMUG will provide a great training seminar with 12 classes, lunch and dinner for $35 to AMUG members. This meeting will be 9:00-5:00 </text>
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<text><span class="style1">vailable for $12.00 from Patrick Pillon in Paris. Call 277-5006 for more information.</span><span class="style5">Apple items…</span><span class="style1">AMUG has a limited number of Apple T-Shirts at $15.00, Apple pencils at $1.00, Apple Mugs at $8.00 and AMUG pen and pencil sets from Apple for $5.00. See them at the Best of table or call 553-8966 to order yours.</span><span class="style5">AMUG “Best of” Stores…</span><span class="style1">Purchase The Arizona Macintosh Users Group “Best of” series at one of four locations: • Phoenix AMUG - 4131 N. 24th St #A-120, Phoenix, AZ 85018 - (602) 553-8966• Mesa Computer Mart – 1155 E. Main in Mesa at (602) 833-1155 • Software City – 5515 N. 7th Street in Phoenix at (602) 264-1422• Software – 4001 E. Thomas Road in Phoenix at (602) 954-7638</span></text>
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<text>Now no matter which side of town you live on you will have access to the AMUG “Best of” series. Be sure to tell these dealers you appreciate their carrying the AMUG disks. Their efforts and your purchases keep AMUG programs the best in Arizona!In the coming months AMUG™ has many events planned.</text>
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<text><span class="style1">oftware that is available for review currently includes:1.) PosterWorks2.) DiskMaker3.) Little Mac Word Book4.) BBS in a BOX Volume V5.) FileMaker Pro (the book)6.) Kaboom (sounds)7.) Instant Update8.) Meeting MakerCall Lea Bromley at (602) 838-4036 for more information about available software and books.</span><span class="style5">AMUG Specials…Panoramic CD-ROM Special..</span><span class="style1">.AMUG has a limited number of beautiful picture CD-ROMs called Panoramix. These CD-ROMs list for $119.00 but for a limited time you can purchase one of these disks with 110 pictures in 24, 8 bit and gray scale </span></text>
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<text><span class="style1">or $59.00. Call 553-8966 for more information.</span><span class="style5">DiskMaker Hard Drive Formatting Special...</span><span class="style1">AMUG has a limited number of copies of DiskMaker from Golden Triangle. This software supports all SCSI disks and is System 7 compatible. The software supports removable disks, multiple volumes, password protection, and write protection. You can now get this product from AMUG for $29.00. Retail value is $79.00. Call 553-8966 for more information.</span><span class="style5">Mac Music CD-ROM Special...</span><span class="style1">AMUG has a acquired a Music CD from France that produced with Macintosh MIDI technology. We have these great Music CD’s </span></text>
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<text><span class="style1">ou would like to help.</span><span class="style5">MUG Products</span><span class="style1"> - The Arizona Macintosh Users Group is looking for products to bring to the market for User Group members and administration. The purpose of this effort is to bring new and interesting products to the Mac market that may not have been developed otherwise. The MUG community, the developer, and the Arizona Macintosh Users Group will benefit. Turn your idea for a product into a reality – contact AMUG at 892-5454! Our volunteers and contacts can make your ideas soar.</span><span class="style5">AMUG Newsletter Reviews…</span><span class="style1">Over the years the AMUG Newsletter has always needed articles and tidbits of information. We provide the following to enhance members’ desires to review software for AMUG News™:</span></text>
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<text><span class="style1">oon as possible and your help would be appreciated.</span><span class="style5">PLEASE HELP!</span><span class="style1">We need folks who would like to help answer phones at the Clubhouse, bulk mail newsletters, copy disks, and other AMUG duties. If you have time to volunteer please call us at 553-8966.Part-time assignments - AMUG is looking for names and phone numbers of individuals willing to perform as administrative assistants for special projects. Compensation will be $5.00 per hour and only occasionally as the need develops. If you are interested in getting on the AMUG list of assistants call Michael Bean at 602-553-8966. </span><span class="style5">AMUG Advertising</span><span class="style1"> - AMUG is looking for a volunteer who is interested in helping provide advertising for the </span></text>
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<text><span class="style1">MUG Newsletter. Only by the sale of advertising has our newsletter been available to grow into such a great Macintosh Digest. We need a few volunteers to keep AMUG News in the black and help us obtain additional advertising to offset printing and mailing costs. AMUG will compensate you for your help. Call Michael Bean at 553-8966. WE NEED YOU!</span><span class="style5">Education</span><span class="style1"> - AMUG is in the process of establishing a Macintosh educational series in disk format. We are looking for submissions by authors in mediatracks, HyperCard, text format or any other format. We need “How to” or general Macintosh education topics. AMUG needs your help in establishing this “original works” learning series. Call Michael Bean at (602) 553-8966 if </span></text>
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<text><span class="style5">ystem 7.01...</span><span class="style1">System 7.01 has arrived and AMUG has a great upgrade available to you. All six System 7.01 disks with great labels are available with a great System 7.0 book for the looooow price of $39.00 including a 3 month membership. That sure beats $99.00 from other sources. Send your order to AMUG, 718 E. Campbell Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234. </span><span class="style5">AMUG Preferred keeps growing</span><span class="style1">...We now have 190 AMUG preferred users on-line! Your support of the AMUG Preferred’s Iconic Telecom system is necessary to maintain this service. Do you need additional time to download those large files, want the icon interface or maybe just want more options? AMUG Preferred is for you!Central Phoenix line (602) 437-9622East Valley line (602) 926-4026</span></text>
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<text><span class="style5">embers Auction 1992</span><span class="style1">Its that time again! On May 16, 1992 AMUG will host its annual members’ Macintosh software and hardware auction GALORE. This event will be from 12-6 PM on May 16, 1992 at the Tempe Sheraton Mission Palms, located at 60 E. 5th St. in Tempe. Last time we had hundreds of items available at a fraction of their value. DO NOT MISS this event. You will be able to bring your items in for sale from 12-1 PM and the auction will start promptly at 1:00 PM. See the coupon in this issue for marking your items for the auction!AMUG Resource Center OpenFor those members who cannot always make it to the main meetings and wish to purchase Macintosh books at 20% off retail, the AMUG Center is now open. We have ResEdit, Excel, Word 5, Inside </span></text>
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<text>Mac, programming books and much more available. You can also get great AMUG T-Shirts, Disks and CD-ROM’s at this location. Hours will be 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM each day but call first as we have to run out at times. Call Mike Bromley or Michael Bean at 602-553-8966 . The Center is located at 4131 N. 24th St. #A-120, Phoenix, AZ 85018. This is our permanent location. Soon we hope to provide copying of AMUG library disks at free provided you bring your own disks. You can also get disks at the Center for $1.00 each.The AMUG Resource Center is here for you stop in and see us. If you need help call 602-553-8966. AMUG has the answers or will get them for you.</text>
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