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  2.     BBS IN A BOX ‚Ä¢ THE TRILOGY
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  6. The Trilogy now available..
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  12. BBS in a BOX now DECOMPRESSED! 
  13. As BBS in a BOX is becoming a standard in the public domain and shareware circles more and more users have requested a decompressed version. In order to accommodate these requests we have created "The Trilogy". "The Trilogy" consists of three CD-ROM's compiled from the January issue of "BBS in a BOX". As such this will be an annual release. The costs related to such a project are high for mastering and packaging compared to one CD-ROM such as "BBS in a BOX" but the ability to run programs from the CD itself will make it easier for users to try the software provided.
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  15. Navigating the Trilogy
  16. "The Trilogy" is a combination of files from "BBS in a BOX" and additional files available at the time of pressing. How is "The Trilogy" catagorized?
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  18. "Trilogy I" - consists of Animation, Art, Fonts, Publishing, MIDI, Music and           
  19.                                                                              QuickTime‚Ñ¢ files in decompressed format.
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  21. "Trilogy II" - consists of Games, Education, Hypercard, News, Newton and           
  22.                                                                               Software and hardware reviews in decompressed format.
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  24. "Trilogy III" - consists of Apple, Business, DA's, Programming, System 7 tools,            
  25.                        Telecommunications, and Updates  in decompressed format.
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  27. Great Collection - The Trilogy contains the largest collection of software ever tested for System 7/32 bit compatability. But that was not enough! We added thousands of new files since volume IX, updated descriptions, added new sections like Newton, Internet, 100 FC settings, Publishing, AppleScript, updated Adobe fonts, General MIDI, and a separate Apple Licensed software area for those with the license to distribute like User Groups. It's HOT!
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  29. QuickTime 1.6.1 and Laserwriter 8.1.1!
  30. All of the QuickTime Movies on the disk were converted to Apple Compact Video format when it would make them smaller and better. QuickTime 1.6.1 is provided for easy viewing of these files. Another treat in this issue is the Laserwriter 8 drivers just released by Apple Computer.
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  32. BBS File Descriptions - The Trilogy supports On Location searches. In addition, text file listings and other database tools are provided in various formats. Use the by name or by date text file in each folder to do a text search for your favorite program or to find descriptions of the programs provided. An On Location directory of all three CD-ROM's of "The Trilogy" is provided on each individual CD so that you can find the CD-ROM that your selection is located on.
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  34. AMUG QT Remote - In order to properly play movies with the "AMUG QT Remote" player you will need to be sure to install QuickTime 1.5 or higher as many of these movies use Apple's Compact Video compression. QT Remote allows you to play individual clips provided or play them all in order. 
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  36. ¬†                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    To play a movie simply click its
  37.                                                                             name with the mouse. To play all                     
  38.                                                                             movies push the     "Play" button.                                                  
  39.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              Selecting a file and then clicking
  40.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 on "Play" will play all movies from
  41.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 that point.
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  43.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  Clicking on the "Pause" button             
  44.                                                                              will pause     the movie currently
  45.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     playing and rename     the button
  46.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     "Resume".
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  48.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     Clicking on the "Resume" button         
  49.                                                                              will cause the movie to continue
  50.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      playing.
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  52.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  The AMUG Video Controller will 
  53.                                                                              allow you     to view the movies
  54.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  provided on the CD-ROM.
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  56.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     All of the files are in movie format,               
  57.                                                                             so use  your favorite QuickTime         
  58.                                                                             editor  to manipulate the files as 
  59.                                                                             you wish.
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  62. We have include some examples of our Music Madness sound series in the movies provided. We hope you enjoy them! You can order the Music Madness Series from AMUG or your favorite mail order house.
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  64. Additional Products Available! 
  65. AMUG has several other products available for Mac Users including BBS in a BOX, Art Madness, The Trilogy, Music Madness I and Music Madness II,  registered users can obtain discounts on these products by sending in their registration information. Send name, address, phone and product purchased to AMUG at 4131 N. 24th Street A-120, Phoenix, AZ 85016 (602) 553-8966 if you want to obtain registered user information.
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  67. Special thanks!
  68. Special thanks and credit to all the authors for making The Trilogy of ‚ÄúBBS IN A BOX‚Äù a success.
  69.                            Support the Authors!
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  71. If you have additional features you would like to see added to ‚ÄúBBS in a BOX‚Äù, please feel free to write or call us. We are interested in making the world of public domain and shareware easily understandable to the Macintosh public. 
  72.      
  73. AMUG spends thousands of hours creating the interface on this CD-ROM. Any charge for this CD-ROM is solely to support the creation of the interface. No fee is charged for any of the shareware and public domain files provided on this CD-ROM.
  74.  
  75. Directories, descriptions, & interface are copyright ¬© 1991-1994 Arizona Macintosh Users Group. Portions ¬© copyright Apple Computer Inc., Adobe Systems Inc. other portions copyright of their respective owners. Arizona Macintosh Users Group has created and exclusively licensed hundreds of copyrighted files scattered throughout this collection. Selling these items as part of any other software package without written permission violates copyright law. Copyrights will be strictly enforced.
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  77. Only by supporting the shareware authors and sending in the requested shareware fees, will this type of software distribution continue. If you try a program and find it useful, please pay the shareware fee if you continue to use the program. When users are dishonest with the authors, they become soured on the shareware market and may stop updating their programs, publishing new programs, or they sell their products commercially.  Thanks again for supporting Shareware and Public Domain authors!
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  80. Arizona Macintosh Users                                  AOL:  AMUG
  81. 4131 N. 24th Street #A-120                             AppleLink:  UG0116
  82. Phoenix, AZ 85016                                             Internet: Bean@Amug.org
  83. (602) 553-8966 (voice)
  84. (602) 553-8771 (fax)                                                    
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  86. Chapter four of this document is a registration form.  Choose ORDER FORM from the Chapters menu or click on the pop up menu at the lower left of this window to go there.  Then all you have to do is Print it, fill in the blanks and send it in.  What could be easier than that? 
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  88.      Copyright ¬© 1990-1994 AMUG and its Licensers. All rights reserved. 
  89.                  "BBS IN A BOX" - The Trilogy is designed and compiled by  AMUG‚Ñ¢.
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