DAs ArtGrabber, Heap Doctor, TrapList, and MemWindow
Posted: March 14th, 1985, 10:44 pm
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Subject: DAs ArtGrabber, Heap Doctor, TrapList, and MemWindow
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Date: Fri, 8-Feb-85 02:42:40 EST
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Posted: Fri Feb 8 02:42:40 1985
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From: roy@nlm-vax (Roy Standing)
The above Desk Accessories (DAs) appear on the pre-release disk entitled
VideoWorks (by MacroMind, authors of MusicWorks).
1. First, thank you to everyone who sent mail reminding me that MacroMind
is the developer of MusicWorks.
2. I called Hayden Software (600 Suffolk Street, Lowell, Massachusetts 01854,
800-343-1218) and spoke to a Mr. Alan Jacobs. He gave me the following
information:
a) VideoWorks -- Expected release date is the end of April. Expected
price is $99.95. It will include 3 disks: the VideoWorks
application disk, a disk of sample movies, and a clip art
disk.
b) ArtGrabber -- This DA is a proprietary product. The expected release
date is mid-March. It will be released on a clip art
disk called 'Body Shop'. Expected price is $49.95.
(ArtGrabber gives you a window who maximum size is a
full MacPaint file. You size the window up to almost
full screen, read in a Macpaint file, select a portion,
and 'Swipe' it into the clipboard. The clipboard can
hold a 512X342 pixel image, this DA lets you select
up to that size an image.)
c) Heap Doctor - Mr. Jacobs did not know about these DAs, whether they are
TrapList public domain or not.
MemWindow
If I can verify that Heap Doctor, TrapList, and MemWindow are public domain
I will be happy to post them. Incidently, Dan Winkler's EXPLORE DA is a
better version of MemWindow (personal opinion). Dan posted his DA recently,
it is presently archived at SUMEX.
Disclaimer: Any relationship between the statements made herein and the truth,
are intentional. Any errors, slights, or misinterpretations are unintentional.
All opinions are my own, who else would claim them???
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From: info-mac@uw-beaver
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Subject: DAs ArtGrabber, Heap Doctor, TrapList, and MemWindow
Message-ID:
Date: Fri, 8-Feb-85 02:42:40 EST
Article-I.D.: uw-beave.803
Posted: Fri Feb 8 02:42:40 1985
Date-Received: Sat, 9-Feb-85 06:26:19 EST
Sender: daemon@uw-beaver
Organization: U of Washington Computer Science
Lines: 39
From: roy@nlm-vax (Roy Standing)
The above Desk Accessories (DAs) appear on the pre-release disk entitled
VideoWorks (by MacroMind, authors of MusicWorks).
1. First, thank you to everyone who sent mail reminding me that MacroMind
is the developer of MusicWorks.
2. I called Hayden Software (600 Suffolk Street, Lowell, Massachusetts 01854,
800-343-1218) and spoke to a Mr. Alan Jacobs. He gave me the following
information:
a) VideoWorks -- Expected release date is the end of April. Expected
price is $99.95. It will include 3 disks: the VideoWorks
application disk, a disk of sample movies, and a clip art
disk.
b) ArtGrabber -- This DA is a proprietary product. The expected release
date is mid-March. It will be released on a clip art
disk called 'Body Shop'. Expected price is $49.95.
(ArtGrabber gives you a window who maximum size is a
full MacPaint file. You size the window up to almost
full screen, read in a Macpaint file, select a portion,
and 'Swipe' it into the clipboard. The clipboard can
hold a 512X342 pixel image, this DA lets you select
up to that size an image.)
c) Heap Doctor - Mr. Jacobs did not know about these DAs, whether they are
TrapList public domain or not.
MemWindow
If I can verify that Heap Doctor, TrapList, and MemWindow are public domain
I will be happy to post them. Incidently, Dan Winkler's EXPLORE DA is a
better version of MemWindow (personal opinion). Dan posted his DA recently,
it is presently archived at SUMEX.
Disclaimer: Any relationship between the statements made herein and the truth,
are intentional. Any errors, slights, or misinterpretations are unintentional.
All opinions are my own, who else would claim them???