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<text>Game, etc.). I will prepare release notes on each one so you can review descriptions of the contents before buying and trying.As people begin the first really significant change in System software in quite some time, we will be anxious to hear from you about how all your software reacts to System 7.0. Please write and tell us your experiences with System 7.0. I will include your comments, experiences and discoveries in this column and in the Directory. Please include details about the software you are using, such as name, version, INIT’s (where appropriate) and any other relevant circumstances.</text>
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<text>the 4 fonts supplied with the program. I had no difficulties, but this testing is not really indicative of anything other than it worked with that configuration once.Say… did you attend the Training Expo on May 4? It was a real success! The courses were on point and the instruction excellent. As a desktop publisher, I attended the session for Illustrator 3.0. Extensive experience, rare talent, and a delightful sense of humor made the instructor, Rick Burress of Artistec, a real pleasure to listen to and learn from. Thanks, Rick!I write this column in the last few days before the almost certain release of System 7.0. I am already sliding slightly past the deadline for submission of articles for the newsletter, so I am unable to include any </text>
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<text>details here about AMUG and distribution of System 7.0. Hopefully, I will have more precise information in time for the Best of… Directory available at the May meeting. If you are unable to attend General Meetings, please call or write for price and other details. Or send a self-addressed, stamped #10 (legal) envelope and we will send a copy of the Directory containing the information on price, shipping, etc.I can tell you that Mike and I are searching for public domain software that is advertised as compatible with System 7.0. We will make this available to those who decide to make the upgrade at usual club prices. The first collections will not be strictly divided by kind (DA, CDEV, Utility, </text>
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<text>The disks have a manual describing installation and it is a good one. Easy to understand and illustrated, it contains the best description I have read on how to use DA/Font Mover (version 4.1 included on the disks). The fonts are enclosed in a familiar suitcase. Printer drivers are included for the ImageWriter, AppleTalk ImageWriter (version 6.1), ImageWriter LQ. Software for the Personal Laser Writer SC, Laser Writer II SC, Personal LaserWriter NT, LaserWriter IINT, and LaserWriter NTX, or other PostScript® devices have been modified to take advantage of TrueType. The documentation states that TrueType should be run under System 6.0.7. I have PostScript fonts, ATM, and System 6.0.5 and did try </text>
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<text>system didn’t crash.20. Edition Manager • If you have the 7.0 developer CD, you will find some demo applications for demoing publish and subscribe called dpWrite and dpDraw. Open these applications simultaneously, and create a draw document. Publish it from the Edit menu. Choose dpWrite from the Applications menu and choose “Subscribe to...” from the Edit menu. Choose the edition you just created, and see it appear. These applications are demo software, not a 3rd party application.</text>
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<text>and close the cdev. Choose a folder you want to make available to that user, select it, and choose “Sharing” from the file menu. Click the box that says “Enable Sharing”, and choose the name of the user you just created. Then go to a 6.x system, go into the Chooser, select that machine name, log on, and now you have access to the folder that was shared!17. Fileserver access and Privileges • Connect to a fileserver you have write access to. Create a folder on the fileserver, and choose “Sharing” from the File menu to set the privileges. The Get Privileges menu has been replaced with the Sharing menu.18. General Compatibility </text>
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<text>• One of the greatest things about 7.0 is that you can run most of the applications you ran on a 6.x system! The Compatibility Checker on the Before You Install 7.0 disk will be available when 7.0 ships, and it will list those applications know to be incompatible with 7.0. Those things that might not work well are cdevs like spell checkers, or INITs. 19. Screen Snapshot built into the system. • Command-Shift-3 will now take a screen shot of your screen, and create a color PICT document. It also makes a noise like a camera shutter, but don’t worry, your </text>
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<text>new menu item called “Make Alias” which allows you to create links to any icon. The flashiest demo is to create an alias to a fileserver, put it in your Apple menu, unmount the original fileserver, and choose the alias from the Apple menu. You can also put the alias on a floppy, go to a different machine and double click on it. Aliases allow users to have multiple links to icons, and makes access much easier. 15. Stationery • For those applications which don’t already support stationery, it’s now built in. You can create a template of a document, and never make the mistake of overwriting it again. A good example is an expense report. Open a generic expense report, and fill in all the static info (like your name, </text>
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<text>employee number, etc.) save the file, and do a get info on it. Check the Stationery box, and then double click on the file again. You will be asked immediately to name the new file. This means that you’ll never overwrite the original again!16. File Sharing • Open the Control Panels from the Apple Menu. Double click on the “Sharing Setup” cdev. Fill in the appropriate information, and click “Start” for starting up File Sharing. Now close the cdev. Open the cdev called “Users & Groups” and choose “New User” from the File menu. Give the new user a password, name, etc., </text>
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<text>go of the mouse. It makes it much easier to move items between windows!• Emptying the trash: The trash will not longer empty whenever it feels like it. It will empty only when the users chooses “Empty Trash” from the Special Menu.• Renaming files: a user must explicitly click on the name of an icon to change it. A box will surround the name, and then the name is editable. When file sharing is turned on, the user cannot rename the hard disk.• The 7.0 LaserWriter drivers save the state you left the setup in. If you chose black and white, it will remain that way until you change it to color/gray scale.</text>
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<text>13. TrueType • There are four TrueType fonts available in your 7.0 system: Times, Helvetica, Courier and Symbol. These fonts will allow you to create presentations in any size, and you don’t need the bitmap version for that exact size in your system! The extended set will be available at a later date, and more will certainly come from font developers. 14. Aliases • Under the File menu you’ll find a </text>
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<text>fileserver, but still want to work on your document while you’re doing it–you can! Remember, you must have the application open, and the window visible in order to go back to it.12. Refinements • The first thing you notice when you start 7.0 on a color or gray scale system is that the windows have a very subtle shading to them. This is a user definable item you find in the “Color” cdev. Open the Control Panels, and the “Color” cdev. Change the color.• Zooming: Doesn’t obliterate your screen to click on the zoom box anymore. The window will open to as large as it needs </text>
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<text>to. Try it.• Band selection: Band select several items in a window. If there are items not visible, hold the cursor at the edge of the window, and it will automatically scroll for you.• Moving icons: Move an icon from a visible portion of a window to the portion that’s not visible (where the scroll bars are—to the right or below. Hold the icon at the edge to have the window scroll). The window will automatically scroll for you. If you want to move an icon from an inactive window to an active window, the inactive window won’t become active until you let </text>
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<text>new Chooser has a bigger window with almost-unlimited zones (~16,000 nodes per zone limitation) and shows up to 32 characters names in an alphabetized list (device and zone). Keyboard input is accepted as well for easier access. The user’s name is now found in the ‘Control Panels’ folder in the cdev called ‘Sharing Setup’.10. Virtual Memory• There’s a new panel in the Control Panels folder called “Memory” which allows a user to go beyond the physical limitations of RAM. This is for the user who wants to start up that one more application, not someone using a memory intensive application which requires double the existing amount of RAM. To start up VM, </text>
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<text>double click on the Memory cdev, and click on the radio button which turns VM on. It will allow you to choose any mounted hard disk (not network devices). The default setting is double your physical RAM (if you’ve got 2 Mb RAM, suggested maximum for VM is 4Mb TOTAL memory). If you have a IIci, IIsi, IIfx or LC you will also be able to click on the “32-bit addressing” radio button. This would allow you to extend VM up to 1 Gigabyte (LC cannot run VM because it doesn’t have a PMMU).11. Background Copying• If you have an application open, and want to copy something from a </text>
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<text>• The Desktop is a new entity in 7.0. In Open File and Save File dialogs, you’ll see a new button called “DeskTop” which replaces the “Drive” button. This button brings you to the desktop level where you can see and choose from all mounted volumes (instead of having to blindly cycle through as before). There is another new button in the Save dialog box called “New Folder” which allows you to create a new folder when saving a document.8. Navigation• You can navigate with the keyboard now in 7.0. In an open window choose the first letter of an icon you’re looking for, or use the arrow keys to navigate right, left, up and down. The </text>
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<text>• Open the an old 6.x suitcase, or the old 6.x system file. Drag a DA onto the desktop (something like calculator) double click on it. In 7.0, DAs, fonts, sounds and cdevs can be opened by double clicking on them. It’s best to keep cdevs in the Control Panels folder however.5. Viewing items.• Choose “View by Name’ from the “View” menu. Notice the new outline view that you’ll get with every list view. Clicking on the little arrow next to a folder will show you what’s inside without opening a new window. That means you can see your entire hard disk in one window, and select items from different folders at the same time. Choosing multiple Finds to </text>
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<text>be viewed all at once will automatically put you into this view6. Finding things.• Choose “Find” from the file menu to find a particular file. Choose “More Choices” if you want to find a file according to certain criteria (kind, label, modification date, etc.). Click on the check box “All at Once” if you want the items to be selected all at one time. You can then “do” something with the selected items like move them to a floppy, throw them away, or move them into a different folder.7. The Desktop.</text>
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<text>Folder.3. Startup Items folder: Any application, document, cdev, or DA you want to start upon booting you machine goes in this folder. This folder is NOT for System Extensions (INITs)!4. Control Panels folder: Here’s where all your control panels live. There’s an alias to this folder in the Apple Menu for easy access. Remember, you can double click on a control panel anywhere, at anytime!5. Preferences folder: This is where the files like “More preferences” and dictionaries go, but applications will need to be modified to put these files into the “right places”.</text>
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<text>6. System file: You can double click on the System file to open it. Only fonts, sounds and keyboard resources go into the System File. No more Font/DA Mover, just drag new fonts or sounds to install.3. Installing 6.x DAs, INITs and cdevs.• Open the System File on an old 6.x system, or an old suitcase. Just drag a font, sound, DA or keyboard resource onto the System Folder, and it will “do the right thing” and put it in its place (DAs & cdevs in the Apple Menu Items folder; fonts & sounds into the System file).4. Almost Everything is double-clickable.</text>
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<text>now a pull down menu which lists the open applications, and has menu items for hiding open applications and their windows. This doesn’t quit the application, it just hides the windows until you choose the grayed out application from the “Applications” menu. Holding down the Option key and clicking on the Desktop will hide the open application windows.2. Check out the new System Folder organization.• Open the System Folder, and notice the new folders called “Apple Menu Items”, “Extensions”, “Startup Items”, “Control Panels”, “Preferences” as well as a different look (and functionality) of the System file itself. You can drag System Folder items directly onto the System Folder </text>
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<text>icon, and the system will put them in the appropriate place (after it asks you if that’s OK of course!).1. Apple Menu Items folder: Put icons (applications, documents, aliases, DAs or cdevs) in this folder so that they appear under the Apple menu. No need to restart, put them in, and choose them from the menu!2. Extensions folder: This is the place where System Extensions (INITs) go. You’ll notice LaserWriter drivers, Chooser drivers, DAL drivers, etc. in this folder. INITs are loaded from the Extension folder first, then the Control Panels folder, and then the System </text>
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<text>The first 20 things to do and notice with System Software 7.0. Based on 7.0 beta 41. Check out the new menu items.• The Apple menu doesn’t look too different at first glance, but it definitely is! It’s user modifiable (w/o Font/DA mover!), and anything can be put into the Apple menu for quick and immediate access! The limit on items in the Apple menu is now 50 items. More info on putting things into the Apple Menu later.• There is a new menu called “Label” which allows you to label icons whether or not you’re on a color or black and white system. Choose an icon and select a label from the Label menu. It’s another way to organize your system, and you would use </text>
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<text>this whenever you wanted to view by label, or find by label.• The Special menu is called “SuperBeta” in this build, this will be “Special” in the final release.• The ? menu is the Interactive or Balloon Help menu. Choose “Show Balloons” and move the cursor over any icon or menu item. This gives users instant help on items they see on the screen or in dialog boxes. Choose “Hide Balloons” to turn them off again.• The “Applications” menu which takes the place of the “MultiFinder” icon is </text>
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<text>instead hold down the OPTION key and double-click on that alias. What this will do is rather than simply open the original file it will “back” you along the path to where the original file exists. This comes in handy when you see the alias to a file that’s in the same folder as the file you WANT to open, but you don’t want to dig through your folders to get to the unaliased file. Instead, just option double-click on the alias, and boom, you’re in the folder of the file the alias.I can see that for quite a while the aliasing feature alone is going to offer a lot “did you know that you could do this” type material. Incidentally, for those not planning on switching to System 7.0 right away, you can experience a bit of the alias feature (just a very little bit) with System 6.0.x.. There is </text>
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<text>file called “Alias 1.01” on Best of Utilities disk #1 that will allow you to create an alias of a file. Then double-clicking that alias will open the source file.</text>
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<text>An alias can be made of any icon, including that of an application, a document, a folder, or even that of a disk drive. It can be moved anywhere, and be copied to another drive. The alias in many ways acts like the original. There are many uses. For example, you can make an alias of frequently used applications and place them on the desk top. Double-clicking the alias will launch the application. Thus an application can remain several folders deep, along with supporting files such as dictionaries, yet it can be quickly launched from the desktop. Similarly an alias can be placed in the Apple folder, and so be easily launched from the Apple pull-down menu. You may wish to place the alias of frequently used documents (say Microsoft Excel files) in the Apple menu. You could create a folder and put aliases of frequently used documents </text>
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<text>into it. The folder could be placed on the desktop or in the Apple pull-down menu. Note that the documents could be aliases of several different applications that form a work group. The originals of each could remain located where they normally belong. You can even make aliases of the Trash Can and place one inside any folder from which you might wish to trash files. Placing a file in an alias of the Trash Can is the same as placing a file in the Trash Can itself.Here’s a tip from Jeff Garner picked-up from EchoMac. “When you’re in a standard Mac file request dialog, instead of opening the alias to a file by clicking on it, you can </text>
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<text>from a post on Echomac by Mike Steiner: The table below lists which Macs can and cannot address virtual memory or use 32-bit addressing. This list does not address A/UX capabilities.No ROM Upgrades. Apple’s word is that to engineer the ROM upgrades would end up costing the user just as much as an entire motherboard upgrade for the same machine. Though some users would buy the upgrade, Apple feels it would be a significantly small proportion of the Mac community, hence not worth the effort in time. Because only a small number would be sold, the end cost would be high. The debate is still intense within Apple, but that is currently the official word.” I might add that quite a few people are upset because they feel Apple’s advertising of the IIx and </text>
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<text>IIcx suggested they would be able to upgrade to 32 bit mode ROMs, and some petitions have been signed, etc. So Apple could change its mind.Fun With Aliases Under System 7.0 At least initially the biggest hit of System 7.0 is clearly the use of aliases. An alias is “stand-in” for another icon. When you have an icon selected, the “Make Alias” command under the File menu will create a replica of the icon. The replica has the same appearance as the original, except that the word “alias” appears at the end of the icon’s name. The alias takes up about 1 to 2K of space.</text>
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<text>available prior to the formal release of System 7.0, and it will be on our BBS In addition, there will be a lot of new books coming out on System 7.0. In fact, AMUG is working on a quantity purchase price for a book on System 7.0 published by Goldstein & Blair, publishers of The Macintosh Bible, perhaps the most widely read book of Macintosh general information and Tips. We expect to be able to provide it at $10.00 or less, hopefully by the June meeting.In addition, AMUG will provide training on using System 7.0. Both Gary Fields and I will have attended a training session given by Apple Computer, Inc., so we should know the details. The initial class is scheduled for June 29 from 9:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. at the Pyle Recreation Center, on Southern Ave., near the Southwest corner of Rural Road. If </text>
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<text>you haven’t done so by then, you will be able to pickup a copy of the System 7.0 disks there for about $20.00 (14 disks!!). Note: Just so there’s no misunderstanding, this is not the formal upgrade, with the Apple manuals. However, you will be able to get the book mentioned above for less than $10.00 (or place an order if we have sold out!!).Which Macs Can Use Virtual Memory Although all Macs with a hard drive and 2 MEGs or more of memory can use System 7.0, all cannot use the Virtual Memory feature. Virtual Memory allows hard disk space to supplement the amount of RAM installed in your machine. The following is </text>
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<text>will provide help even with the basic set of disks you can get from AMUG. There will be an interesting couple of HyperCard stacks (which can be run with the older versions of HyperCard). Here is a quotation from the “Read Me” file provided with the stacks:“This disk is intended for experienced Macintosh computer users who are considering upgrading to System 7. When you open the icon labeled “Before You Install System 7,” you have two choices:• What’s New in System 7? - Here you can see a demonstration of the new Finder program for System 7. The Finder now allows you to open more than one application program at a time. This demonstration is especially useful if you’ve never used the MultiFinder program, </text>
<text>free service starts from the date of the first call, so you don’t have to rush to start you calls before the time expires.In addition to the floppy package there will be a network version on CD-ROM. This includes all the above, plus electronic forms of the documentation and a few other things. Price for this is reportedly $349. There has not been more talk of an earlier rumor of a personal CD-ROM version of the upgrade.OK, what’s for you, do you need to pay the $99.00 to get the formal upgrade in order to get the documentation? You may wish to do so. However, in my opinion, unless you run a network of several users to support, I don’t think it is necessary. All the hype about System 7.0 has led to a feeling that </text>
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<text>you will be entering a completely new world. Well, there are a lot of differences, but as pointed out in the “Fact vs. Myth” article last month, System 7.0 makes using the Macintosh easier, not harder. The basic hard-core interface remains pretty much the same. After installing System 7.0 you will be able to start the Macintosh, and launch and run your programs just as before without having read a single paragraph of any new manual.The main problem will learning which of your current programs and utilities will be compatible with the new system, and learning how to install your old desk accessories, fonts and Cdevs. Here Apple </text>
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<text>Warning: System 7.0 Rumors follow System 7.0 is expected to have been released by Apple on May 13 and to be available at dealer stores (perhaps in limited quantities initially). Since Apple has not made a formal announcement about how it will be distributed, there has been much speculation. The following is based on comments by reputable people based on attendance at Apple sponsored training courses. Be warned — there have been conflicting reports in the past. If you base decisions on the following you do so at your own risk!!Despite the rumors, some things seem more certain. As noted by our President in the May Get Info Digest, AMUG will be able to distribute System 7.0 to our members. The rumor is that the Bulletin Boards will be </text>
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<text>able to carry it for download. If you want to purchase an upgrade formally from your dealer, it appears the price will be $99.00 for some 14 disks. Four of the disks are general information and a compatibility checker (see description of this below). Eight disks are for the actual installation of System 7.0 and the last two disks are for Hypercard 2.1. There will also be some manuals with the upgrade package. In addition, registered owners of System 7 will be entitled to 90 days free support via toll-free telephone service. There will also be a 900 telephone service (cost per minute unknown) for non-registered owners, or for those whose 3 months free service has expired. Someone said that the 3 months </text>
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<text>errors; and supplying on-line tutorials.Grammatik attempts to combine both programs into one package as well as offering some options of its own. The best part of Grammatik is the tutorials — they are excellent. However, the proofreading marks can be confusing and the editing mode could be more user friendly. Although Grammatik does catch more errors than other grammar checkers, it makes it more difficult to correct them. It does not use Word’s user dictionary nor does it automatically recheck corrections you have just made. It does not offer an “ignore” feature, so it flags the same word every time it sees it. To stop the warning you must either disengage the “Single-word spelling” option or add the word to the personal word list (whether or not you </text>
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<text>want it saved). Grammatik does not allow you to quit and save the changes before it has completed its check. If you quit before it is finished, you lose any corrections that you have made. Grammatik sounded like the ultimate “grammar and style proofreader” until I put to use. I returned to it repeatedly when I was proofreading articles for the newsletter. I kept thinking that maybe I missed something. Every time I would find a reason to praise it (it found incomplete sentences that Correct Grammar missed), I would find a stronger reason to stick to my conclusion (it locked up my computer). Maybe someday it will be all that it promises, but until that time I will not recommend it.</text>
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<text>electronic style guides. Here are just a few things you can do to personalize your copy of Grammatik:1. Use Grammatik’s Preferences menu to turn rule classes, rule dictionaries, and options on or off2. Tailor proofreading for a specific writing style3. Create custom preferences files for proofreading different types of documents4. Edit and delete rules5. Design parsing rules6. Design and add your own grammar and style rules</text>
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<text>7. Design your own help screens (edit help text and add new help topics)In the May 1991 Get Info digest I reviewed Editorial Advisor, a program that does not check grammar but does provide “instant professional guidance to help you make informed editorial decisions.” This month I reviewed Correct Grammar, a wonderful, easy to use “sentence checker.” Editorial Advisor is a complete reference source for grammar and proofreading rules. Correct Grammar is an easy to learn and easy to use program that does an excellent job checking your documents; finding grammar, punctuation, spelling, and style </text>
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<text>2. Grammatik does not allow you to insert or delete paragraphs (hard returns) in Microsoft Word documents, so you must remember to go back to Word to reset the formats.Like other grammar checkers, Grammatik checks for spelling, style, punctuation, and other mechanical errors; however, Grammatik goes beyond that. Grammatik uses artificial intelligence techniques to catch errors that other grammar checkers miss. It finds style problems such as words that are gender specific,commonly confused, and foreign. It finds three types of spelling errors:1. Single-word errors (spelling)</text>
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<text>2. Split-word errors (can not)3. Similar spelling errors (form and from) It also flags incomplete sentences.When Grammatik has completed checking your document, it displays a Document Summarycontaining interpretations and explanations of the following statistics:Grade levelReading easePercentage of passive voiceLength of sentences, words, and paragraphs. Grammatik allows you to create personal </text>
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<text>The user manual portrays Grammatik as “much more than a grammar checker”— it calls it “a powerful proofreading tool.” Other grammar checkers allow for immediate corrections but do not make it possible to mark someone else’s work to let them make their own corrections. In a proofreading setting, Grammatik allows you to mark a document with or without advice. The difficulty may arise when you attempt to understand the advice.When you want to do the actual editing, Grammatik corrects grammar errors (or “problems” as it calls them) in two ways: using the Replace button or the Edit window.Sometimes the correction will be obvious, so Grammatik will instantly make the </text>
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<text>replacement when you click Replace. Other times there may be several alternatives, in which case Grammatik offers a list of replacements. To make your correction, highlight the word and click “Replace.” The basic Mac editing features are available in the Edit window. It is important to remember, however, that when you copy and paste you lose the original format. There are two important things to remember when using the Edit window: 1. You must go back into your word processor to reset your styles and paragraph breaks. </text>
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<text>AMUG goodies i.e. renew now! instead of Don’t miss out on any of the AMUG goodies, i.e., renew now!).Correct Grammar allows you to quit and save the changes before it has completed its check. When you reopen the document, you have the option of resuming where you stopped (as long as you have not made any changes while you were gone) or starting at the beginning.Another great feature is the “Next ¶” button for those times when you don’t want to check the entire document. This option is a real time saver when you add or edit a sentence or paragraph using your word processor and only want to check the new section. The creators of CG have written the </text>
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<text>Correct Grammar (CG) is a program that analyzes the sentences in your “finished” document and checks for style, grammar, punctuation, and spelling errors. CG flags errors that it finds by highlighting them. It then informs you about the error and in some cases it offers suggestions. If you agree with the suggestion, make the change immediately by clicking “Correct”. In some casesa “Tutorial” button appears. The Tutorial gives not only the appropriate grammatical or stylistic rule but also some examples of incorrect and correct use of the rule.Correcting your text in the bottom part of the Correction Dialog is quick and easy since all the Mac editing commands are available.</text>
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<text>network. The longer I was on the phone the more it cost me, both in network fees and long distance charges.Status lights are another item to look for when purchasing a modem. A modem should offer a few basic status lights that will let you know it is operating correctly. The minimum to look for should include an on light, plus send and receive data lights. Most modems offer many others which is nice but not strictly necessary.You can find a good modem priced from $100 to $200. Shop around, ask your friends who modem frequently for their recommendations on which one to bye. Personally, I swear by my Courier 2400e. It has never given me a problem in three years I have used it. It has a good set of </text>
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<text>If they equal an even number, a zero is placed in the parity bit to keep the count even. If they equaled an odd number, a one would be placed in the parity bit to set the count equal. Odd parity is just the opposite. IF the set bits are odd a zero is used, if they are even a one is added to the byte. No parity ignores the set bits entirely and really offers no error checking at all.Figure 4. Parity chart showing even, odd, and no parity.Now, each time a byte is received, the modem can check the parity of the byte for a transmission error. In our example above using even parity, any byte that arrived with an odd number of set bits would tell the modem the byte was received incorrectly. It would then signal the </text>
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<text>sending modem of an error and ask for a retransmission to correct the problem.Many new modems offer enhanced noise reduction and other more complex error checking routines to ensure your data is transmitted and received as error free as possible. Since your data is sent as tones on a telephone line, any noise or interference on the telephone line could cause major transmission errors. Transmission errors means your modem spends more time on the phone, possibly resulting in larger monthly bills. I know sophisticated error checking was very important when I looked for a modem. Where I was living at the time meant a long distance call to any </text>
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<text>traffic, computer B can respond. They can’t talk at the same time. However, full-duplex allows both computers to talk at once. Modem A uses one frequency to send data, modem B uses another. Both frequencies can exist on the phone line at once allowing both modems to be sending and receiving data simultaneously. Echoplex is a modification of full-duplex that allows improved error checking. This error checking involves sending the last received data back to the original modem. The original sending modem checks for an error by matching the echoed data with the original in memory. If an error is detected in the echoed data it can be retransmitted immediately.Parity checking allows the receiving computer to check incoming data and test it </text>
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<text>for accuracy. There are several forms of parity checking including even, odd, and none. Parity checking concerns itself with individual bytes of data. Within each byte are 8 discreet bits that make up the byte. A bit can be set to a 0 or a 1. As a byte they normally represent a single character. Figure 3. Echoplex protocol.Look at the chart in Figure 4, it shows the three types of parity as they apply to a single byte of data. In this case the sequence x0100111 where x stands for our parity bit. Parity works like this. If even parity is being used, all the set bits (for bits 1 through 7) or 1’s in the byte are counted. </text>
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<text>more information is passed during the same period of time.For two computers to connect and communicate with each other requires that both speak at the same baud rate. Faster modems can switch to slower baud rates to communicate with another computer, but slower modems cannot achieve higher baud rates.But baud rates aren’t the only thing to look for when purchasing a modem. As important as baud rates are the protocol methods a modem can implement.Figure 1. Half-duplex protocol.Protocol is the method computers use to speak to each other. Imagine protocols </text>
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<text>being foreign languages. If you spoke English and wanted to talk to someone who spoke German you would need a translator who spoke both German and English. However, if you both knew French, than French could be your protocol language. You wouldn’t need a translator at all. Protocol works the same way. Some modems speak half-duplex, some full-duplex, some echoplex. To talk together requires that both modems agree on a common protocol.Figure 2. Full-duplex protocol.Figure 1 illustrates the half-duplex protocol. Only one computer can speak at a time. Once computer A has sent all its </text>
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<text>Modems(Part 2)Last time we talked about how computers can communicate between each other. We examined the four parts needed to use in telecommunications, the computer, a modem, a telecommunications program, and a phone line, then walked through the sequence executed each time data is sent or received. With all that behind us, you would think everything had already been covered. Alas, there’s still plenty to cover. So this month, we’ll talk about modems and protocols. As mentioned last month, modems are electronic devices that can convert digital data into modulated tones or demodulate tones into digital data. Hence the name comes from a combination of the two terms, MOdulation and DEModulation, modem for short.</text>
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<text>The most important single feature to people who purchase a modem is the baud rate. The baud rate is the speed at which the modem can send or receive information. The higher the baud rate the faster the modem can convert digital data to tones and back again. Some common speeds include 300, 1200, 2400, and the newer 9600-baud modems. The numbers represent the amount of information actually passed per second. In other words, at 300-baud, the modem actually sends and receives information at the rate of about 30 characters per second. At faster speeds </text>
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<text>display its files in the file window. Notice the list headings: Name, Size, and date Modified. The file Type and Creator are other headings hidden by the pulled-down Edit menu. Notice the “Name” heading is underlined. That means the file list is sorted by filename. If you click on the other column names the files are resorted by the indicated heading. For example, clicking on “Modified” will list the files starting with the most recently modified file.Figure 1Clicking in the box at the right side of the Window title bar produces some choices as shown below. The “File/Folder” list contains files or folders you’ve added to the menu. You can open folders or launch applications from this list without returning to the finder as you can with </text>
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<text>Disktop, OnCue or other such utilities.Well, there is more to this utility including the ability to compact memory of either the current application or the system heap, and a nice Find File utility, but there’s no space to go into more detail. Anyhow, get it and try it if you do not have such a utility. I have not tried it much, but some prefer it to Disktop. There is a version on the DAs Disk II in the Best of series and on disk 142 of the main library. I’m sure these will be version 1. Version 1.1 is the latest, and I will put that on our bulletin board if it is not there already.</text>
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<text>discussing utility programs in classes I have always demonstrated Disktop and described it as a virtually mandatory utility for all. I have been somewhat reluctant lately to recommend buying any utility with System 7.0 coming up, primarily since System 7 will have many utilities built-in. However recently I revisited Maxfiles 1.1. Now I can recommend everyone use this utility for several reasons. One is that it does just about everything Disktop does, and one or two other things. Another reason is that the price is right: it is freeware. As to documentation there is good and bad news. The good news is that the documentation is extensive, consisting of a 66K Teachtext file. The bad news is that it is in Japanese, and without a display font for Kanji you can’t even display it properly, let alone read it. There are a couple of people </text>
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<text>planning on writing a guide in English. I’ll try to get a copy if they do.I don’t have the space to describe everything Maxfiles will do, but I will cover a bit of it. Keep in mind that all functions may not be available under MultiFinder. Maxfiles is a desk accessory. When invoked a window opens. Figure 1 is a screen dump showing the window. The Edit menu is pulled-down to show some of its features. You can copy and move files as well as rename them, or delete them if you so choose. The Edit menu partially covers the file list. You select files from the list by clicking or shift-clicking to select multiple files. Double-clicking a folder opens it up to </text>
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<text>4) The INIT has shown some compatibility problems with some major 3rd party software. The symptoms of these problems include crashes into the debugger, mouse freezes, and the inability to boot your Macintosh.5) Performance testing of the INIT gave inconclusive results as to its overall usefulness. Though speed deviances were mostly in the standard margin for error, there was some evidence that the INIT might actually be slowing down some applications!With the exception of ProGraph and another as yet unreleased program, I know of no programs that have definitely shown that they run better with the INIT than without. This includes some of the most </text>
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<text>memory intensive applications I know, like MPW and 4th Dimension. Many people THOUGHT that the INIT sped things up, but when those operations were put under the stopwatch, it was found that those reports were invalid.People have also reported that their machines have stopped crashing, or don’t crash as often, after they install the INIT. Well, that may be true, but not because of anything the INIT does. The INIT does not fix or address any crashing bugs in the Memory Manager and, as far as I know, there aren’t any such bugs.”Maxfiles: a Great Free Utility from Japan In </text>
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<text>I’ll list below, but first let me answer your question. No, the fix to the Memory Manager is not in any newer ROMs (Apple can’t just quickly slap out new ROMs every day, you know), but a patch to the Memory Manager IS in System 7.0. As for the reasons why you shouldn’t need to run MMInit:1) Almost no applications are affected by the bug. There is only one that we know about, ProGraph. If you are not running that then it is 99.99% likely that running the INIT will have no affect on your IIci.2) The INIT is a duplicate of the Memory Manager in the IIci ROM, with the bug fixed. This duplicate includes other bugs in the Memory Manager that occur only in 32-bit mode. These problems are fixed in </text>
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<text>System 7.0 (which is the only way you can run in 32-bit mode), but if you run the INIT, you’ll re-introduce those bugs into your Mac.3) Even the problem with ProGraph is easily fixed. For reasons which are too elaborate to go into here, unlocking the CODE resources will speed up ProGraph’s execution. As I understand it, there are still some problems with the applications that ProGraph creates, but it’s possible that those could be fixed, too, eliminating the need for MMInit.</text>
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<text>and hardware developer carried his love of Macs to an extreme. In his after-action letter to Apple Computer Inc. chairman John Sculley, Capt. Grant K. Holcomb of the 3rd Marine Division reported the following:“On the 27th of February, just before noon, I discovered what I think was an Iraqi infantry regimental headquarters command bunker. Upon entering the bunker, I discovered an IBM microcomputer sitting on a desk. Having in my possession several Iraqi hand grenades I had found earlier, I was consumed by a deeply suppressed desire. I ordered the other Marines with me to clear the area and take cover. I pulled the pin on a fragmentation grenade and placed it on the computer behind the monitor and ran like hell. I was shortly followed by a rain of </text>
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<text>electronic debris. I feel it fitting that on the eve of world peace a blow be made in the name of MS-DOS prisoners all over the world.”New Information About MMInitMM Init is an Init that was reported to fix a bug in the ROM of various new Macs, including IIci, IIfx, and IIsi. In the following comments, Keith Rollin of Apple Computer, Inc. says why it should not be used:“IMHO (the editor: that’s bulletin board shorthand for “in my humble opinion”), almost no one should need to be using MMInit. This is for several reasons which </text>
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<text>Based on some postings on a bulletin board, and some local questions, it appears some people are going through real gyrations to get the Macintosh to startup from an external versus the internal hard disk drive. There is a Cdev provided with the standard system software to take care of this. It is called “Startup Device,” and is accessed via the control panel. Apparently some people didn’t give this Cdev much thought initially, and when they later added an external drive they had forgotten about it.There is another less well known trick for suppressing a startup from the internal hard disk drive. You press the following keys simultaneously as you startup (or restart) the Mac: CMD-OPTION-SHIFT-DELETE. This halts the startup process until </text>
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<text>you release the keys. Then an external hard drive will boot. This should save some time unless you want to change the startup device formally as described in the above paragraph. You can leave the internal drive as the selected startup device, then use the trick when you want to start from the other drive. As someone pointed out, holding down all those keys takes two hands, so you have to become adept at holding a pencil in your teeth and using it to press the start up button!Here’s some Real DOS BashingBill Arndt posted the following on Echomac: “In Kuwait during Operation Desert Storm, a Marine Corps captain and Apple software </text>
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<text>AMUG is Mentioned in an Apple PublicationApple publishes a book called “Just add Water.” This is a guide for starting, sustaining, and enjoying an Apple User Group. Here is a quotation from the printing just received: “Selling newsletter ads can be a great way to extend a User Group budget. A shining example of successful advertising is the AMUG (Arizona Macintosh User Group) newsletter ....... Advertising Director Charles Mort explains AMUG’s approach. ‘We want to constantly upgrade the content and look of the Digest,’ he says. ‘Advertising helps us do this by funding the newsletter without consuming member dues. We use that money to put on better meetings, better training, and more activities ..... Be sure to have members mention the ad when they make their purchase decision,’ he advises. </text>
<text>‘We like our advertisers to know that their [ad] placement was a success.’” Charles, our Newsletter Editor (Gary Fields), and President Mike Bean have worked closely to increase our advertising base. They all deserve our thanks. Make sure you follow Charles’ advice of letting dealers know when you have seen their ads in our Newsletters. By the way, for those new to the club, the AMUG Digest of June 1990 was selected by Apple to be forwarded at their expense to all Apple User Groups. So, when we refer to our “Award Winning Digest,” we aren’t altogether joking.Starting from an External Hard Disk Drive </text>
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<text>EXPO ran smoothly and the instructors did great jobs. For example, I sat in on the Microsoft Excel class. I had to see for myself how someone could make a class on a stylesheet program enjoyable (enlightening yes, enjoyable?). With his sense of humor; ability to answer any question and solve any problem presented; and thorough understanding of a Mac User’s inherent aversion to Manuals, Tom did the impossible — he made the Excel class not only enlightening and enjoyable but FUN!Thanks to the following people for volunteering their time and expertise and for helping to make the “MAC Training EXPO” a great success:Debi Reese (C.S.P.*) Basic Mac</text>
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<text>location for the monthly meeting but to no avail. For this reason, AMUG North will not be meeting this summer. Hopefully meetings will resume in the Fall.If you know of a location in the Paradise Valley area that would be available, please call Dorothy McKay at 993-8415 or Jerry Harthun at 493-5010. Your help will be greatly appreciated.MAC Training EXPO:“That class was fantastic.” “I always work with Illustrator and I still learned something.” “I wish I brought a tape recorder to the Excel class, it was great.” “He just solved a problem for me in two minutes that I have been working on for months.” These were just a few comments that I over heard as classes let out. It seems </text>
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<text>Mike O’Boyle (and an anonymous volunteer) handled the Raffle and distributed more than 750 tickets. Microsoft donated a copy of Excel; Frame Technology donated a copy of Frame; and Word Perfect donated two copies of Draw Perfect Leisure Packs and two copies of Draw Perfect Holiday Packs. AMUG donated a System 7 Package (9 system disks and a copy of Charles Rubin’s The Macintosh Bible Guide to System 7). The winners were: Winners: Prizes: Judi Soalvie Excel Leonard E. Potter FrameMakerTom Ascoli Holiday PackLeslie Thomas Holiday Pack</text>
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<text>enough to keep us awake, the sugar rush would have been. As it turned out, there was no need for a sugar rush; Word Perfect 2.0 ‘s features were impressive enough to keep us quite interested. I had always thought of Word Perfect as a DOS product. I was surprised to see how completely Mac interfaced it was. It also has some impressive features that are very easy to use. There are border options that allow border styles, colors, types, and text to be changed. Draw and Paint tools are included in the program. Besides a Dictionary and Thesaurus, a find feature will find words spelled phonetically and offer alternatives. Word Perfect even offers synonyms. There is a Macro Editor, a replicate feature (that </text>
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<text>Main Meeting:The main meeting had a new look. Mike O’Boyle made some great new signs using BannerMania and then had them laminated. They really looked fantastic. Now, no one will have difficulty finding the Raffle, Best of..., Membership, and Insurance tables. Thanks, Mike!Alison Ellis of Microsoft began the meeting with her demo of the new Excel Version 3. This new version has some great new features. Although it completely supports System 7, Alison was frustrated with the beta version that Paul had on his drive. Even though it did not allow her to show Excel at its best, we did get a sample of most of the features, such as the new Toolbar that makes Excel much easier to use. Some of the other new features include: Balloon </text>
<text>help, Best fit column width, Consolidate, Outline, and new 3-D Charts. There is an upgrade charge of $129 (or $50 if you purchased your copy since December 7).Lynn Drasnin, Corporate Account Manager for Frame Technology, presented FrameMaker 3.0 (Frame). Frame is a Desktop Publishing program that is both powerful and easy to use. According to Lynn, although Frame is extremely powerful, even novices to Desktop Publishing can begin creating a document in just a few minutes. Templates make it easy to get started, and changes to the templates allow you to end with a unique document. The program is said to be outstanding for long-</text>
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<text>discussion and Demo of System 7.0, so bring your curiosity and questions.I want to thank Hank Harkens, Delvina Belail, Brian Calloway and all the others on the bulk mail team for their help in getting the newsletters to you on time! The Bulk Mail committee needs your help!!! Contact Hank Harkens at 864-6953 and Volunteer!!!I also want to thank Chardonai who has taken on the responsabilty of Co-Editor of AMUG.</text>
<text>I want to thank all the contributors for their help on the Newsletter. The next Publication that we need articles for is the August Newsletter. Articles must be submitted by the 5th of the July for the August Newsletter.Submit your articles to:Gary P. Fields5515 North 7th Street – Suite 5-108Phoenix, Arizona85014-2531or upload them to the Newsletter File Section of AMUG 1 BBS at 495-1713 or AMUG II BBS at 947-0587 or AMUG Preferred at 926-4026/437-9622 or call me at home at 263-8746 and we can make some kind of arrangements.If you or anyone you know would like to advertise in the Newsletter or Digest; please contact Charlie Mort at 345-1244 or myself at 263-8746.</text>
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<text>The Newcomers and Beginners meeting now has its own projection system, and communica-tions so come join us and get the latest poop on the club and ask the questions you always wanted to ask. The Newcomers Meeting starts at 6:00 P.M. and the Beginners Meeting starts at 7:30 P.M.The June meeting will be an open </text>
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<text>• On October 17, 1991, DynoDex,Resourcerer and intuit will demonstrate their line of Macintosh products. This meeting will be from 7:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M.at the Howard Johnsonsplaza hotel in Phoenix.Happy Mac’ing,</text>
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<text>AMUG Future Events:In the coming months AMUG™ has many events planned. • On July 18, 1991, AMUG will present MapInfo, Symantec, and Guy Kawasaki. MapInfo gives your Mac instant access to huge Mac databases down to the street address. Symantec will show C and Hard Disk Recovery. This meeting will be from 7:00P.M. to 10:00PM in Phoenix at the Howard Johnson Hotel, located at University and the Freeway.• On August 15, 1991, AMUG will present Ergonomiks president Stewart Waintroob who will discuss the Macintosh and our Health. We will train on AMUG Preferred Telecommunications this evening, explore the world of HyperCard and AMUG </text>
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<text>Newstacks. Jeff Geertsen will demonstrate the latest AMUG disk collection. This meeting will be from 7:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. in Phoenix at the Howard Johnson Hotel, located at University and the Freeway.• On September 19, 1991 Kodak will demonstrate their line of color printers and a new unannounced product. A training session will be held on the tricks and tips of System 7.0. Jeff Geertsen will demonstrate the latest AMUG disk collection. This meeting will be from 7:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. in Phoenix at the Howard Johnson Hotel, located at University and the Freeway.</text>
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<text>you to unpack files and can save up to 50% of your hard drive space. This great product is now being offered to AMUG members for only $40.00. To place your order:1) Call (415) 321-5375 and tell them you are an AMUG member. or2) Send $40 to “Salient software,124 University Ave.,#103, Palo Alto, CA 94301.”Include your name, address, and a note that you wish to participate in the AMUG special offer.AMUG “Best of” Stores . . .Purchase The Arizona Macintosh Users Group “Best of” series at one of four locations: • AZ Tech Computer - 4920 W. Thunderbird in Glendale (602) 921-7887</text>
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<text>• 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) 954-7638Now 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!</text>
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<text>call Michael Bromley (602) 838-4036.CD Bundle Special . . .AMUG has negotiated a SPECIAL pricing schedule for CD players and the “BBS in a BOX” CD. This CD contains: all the AMUG “Best of” disks, Apple Technical notes, System software, HyperCard 2.0, the AMUG Show stack, newsletter stacks, Library stacks, plus ALL 6,750 FILES ON THE AMUG BBS! The CD contains descriptions of every file in “On Location” and text file formats. There are two options in this SPECIAL OFFER! 1) Purchase the Apple CD drive for $649.00 and get the “BBS in a BOX” CD FREE. 2) Purchase the NEC portable (a little slower drive) for $499.00 with Mac interface </text>
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<text>included and get the “BBS in a BOX” CD FREE. The “BBS in a BOX” CD retails at $119.00 and is a great value. There is no better way to collect all the software, reviews, news, etc. AMUG has to offer than to participate in this one time offer. To order send the amount above plus appropriate sales tax to “AMUG, CD Special offer, 718 E. Campbell Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234.” For further information, call Michael Bean at (602) 892-5454.Disk Doubler Special . . .Disk Doubler is a compression and decompression tool from Salient. It allows </text>
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<text>20) Understanding Netware Book21) Aldus Persuasion - Presentation Software22) HyperDA - DA HyperCard23) Mr. File - Desktop Alternative DA24) ADD Motion - Animation & Color Paint for HyperCard 2.025) Desktop Music Creativity Kit - MultiMedia Music Tools (MIDI)26) FontMonger - for converting your type library by ARES software27) Ventura Publisher - high end Mac Publishing</text>
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<text>AMUG Specials.... Symantec SAM 3.0...AMUG has negotiated a group purchase on version 3.0 of SAM the virus killer by Symantec. If you are interested in this program bring $39 to the July 18, 1991, AMUG meeting at 7:00 P.M. and you will save about $60.00.800K External Special...AMUG has negotiated a group buy on Fujitsu 800K disk drives for the Macintosh computer. These drives come with a 2 year warranty and are available for $98.96 each. For further information on this special, </text>
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<text>review by AMUG members. Reviews for the products listed will be expected within 30-45 days of receipt of the package. The member who reviews the product will have the option to purchase the reviewed item at 20% of retail value. This equates to 80% off the retail price! This program will help AMUG and its members in the following ways:1) Members can acquire valuable software packages at a minimal cost. 2) Members can try before they buy. 3) It will provide software for our annual AMUG fund raiser and auction. Call Michael Bean at (602) 892-5454 and get more information about this program.</text>
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<text>The Arizona Macintosh Users Group is in need of several volunteers for club services. We need the following positions filled as soon as possible and your help would be appreciated.Education - 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. Our first new entry is the Hard Disk Recovery Helper™. This disk trains individuals on hard disk care, backup and </text>
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<text>3.0, and Word. Each of these classes had 50 - 70 attendees. Other subjects taught included Excel, Beginners, Intermediate, Works, Networks, FileMaker Pro, and Hard Disk Recovery. Everyone that attended really had a good experience. “When is the next one?” was the resounding theme we heard over and over.As a result of the enthusiasm AMUG will attempt to provide an all day seminar with the same quality of instruction every six months. If you would like to help please call me. In the future, I would love to see a weekend Macintosh boot camp. It would include training and cocktails on Friday; all day classes on Saturday with a pool party that evening; and discounted hotel accommodations for those desiring to stay close to the action. </text>
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<text>AMUG Preferred keeps growing...We now have 120 AMUG preferred users on-line! We have a central Phoenix line for AMUG Preferred along with line #1. Your support of the AMUG Preferred system is necessary to maintain this service. If you need additional time to download those large files, want the icon interface or maybe just want more options? AMUG Preferred is for you!The central Phoenix number for preferred is (602) 437-9622.The AMUG Preferred line #1 is (602) 926-4026.</text>
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