Info-Mac Digest V7 #9
Posted: January 24th, 1989, 12:17 am
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Info-Mac Digest Sun, 15 Jan 89 Volume 7 : Issue 9
Today's Topics:
Administrivia
3D graphing program
ASLEdit+ V-1.0/a3
Guardian, Disktop and Autoblack incompatibility
SE/30 info
VirusDetective 2.0
XCMDs for CD-ROM drive
Your Info-Mac Moderators are Lance Nakata, Jon Pugh, and Bill Lipa.
The Info-Mac archives are available (by using FTP, account anonymous, any
password) in the info-mac directory on sumex-aim.stanford.edu [36.44.0.6].
Please send articles and binaries to [email protected].
Send administrative mail to [email protected].
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Date: Sun, 15 Jan 1989 15:08:50 PST
From: The Moderators
Subject: Administrivia
New additions to the archive:
/help -- new directory to contain all sorts of
administrative stuff. For example:
/help/recent-files.txt -- lists all of the files added or modified in
the past two weeks. Similar to 00dir.recent
in the old archive on sumex-2060.
/virus/virus-rx-14a1.hqx -- the latest version. Finds Hpat and Init 29
viruses.
/tn/sound-docs-part1.hqx -- three part MSWord document from Apple.
Replaces Sound Manager chapter in IMV.
Is anyone out there in Bitnet land able to access new files like these from
the Bitnet servers?
There has been some confusion over the copyright notices attached to the
Adobe screen fonts. Info-Mac has permission to redistribute these fonts.
You may download them freely, but may not redistribute them yourself without
getting permission from Adobe.
Bill Lipa
Info-Mac
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Date: Sun, 15 Jan 89 13:56:07 PST
From: chris%[email protected] (Christopher Moll)
Subject: 3D graphing program
The following is a program to generate three dimensional
graphs of mathematical functions. The graphs can be displayed
>From any angle and shaded. It was originally written several
years ago to demonstrate the number-crunching abilities of the
Mac, but I've updated it since. There are two versions, one of
which uses the 6888x. This is freeware; do anything with it but
sell it.
Send comments etc. to
Christopher Moll
[email protected]
(415)843-2437
[Archived as /info-mac/app/3d-graph-part1.hqx through part4]
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Date: Sun, 15 Jan 89 13:22 CST
From: Youhei Morita (Univ. of Tsukuba)
Subject: ASLEdit+ V-1.0/a3
Here's a tiny text editor, ASLEdit+ V1.0a3 written by Mr.Hiroo Yamada, which I
downloaded from NIFTY serve. Both standalone application and DA version are
included. There's nothing fancy as an English text editor. However, it's the
*first* freeware editor which is capable of editing Japanese two-byte
characters (Kanji Code). It also comes with ASLFont+, a fixed width character
set like the Monaco font. Probably its optimal use is the communication in
Japanese. By using ASLFont+, Zenkaku (Fullwidth) and Hankaku (Halfwidth)
characters properly appears on the screen. Needs BinHex 4 and StuffIt to
decode.
I've got an explicit permission from the author to post this code here.
Here's some excerption from the packed ReadMe document. Enjoy!
--- ASLEdit+ version 1.0/a3 Release Notes Hiroo Yamada 12/24/88 ---
This is a first release of tiny Editor called ASLEdit+,Kanji Talk
compatible Kanji Editor for Japanese.
ASLEdit+ is written in THINK's LightspeedC 3.0 and Capp's Prime
Editor Construction Set.
ASLEdit+1.0/a3 is Freeware,You may upload or distribute this software
as non-profit basis.
If you upload ASLEdit+ to somewhere,would you please give me a mail ?
* ASLEdit+ features
- Supports both Application (ASLEdit+) and DA (ASLEdit+/DA)
- Up to 32 files may be open at one time
- Files of any size may be edited,provided that there is room in memory
(current version has limitation of maximum line number
Subject: VirusDetective 2.0
VirusDetective is a DA for tracking down viruses (or any resources) in files.
You specify the resource type and optionally its size, name, id or size
range. Once the offending resource is found it can optionally be removed
>From the file (use this feature with caution). The user can update the
search list at any time. Shareware.
Version 2.0 adds single file searching, auto disk searching, Show Info
command, new searches, commented search strings, friendlier interface and
more!
Jeff
uucp: ...rutgers!yale!slb-sdr!shulman
CSNet: [email protected]
Delphi: JEFFS
GEnie: KILROY
CIS: 76136,667
MCI Mail: KILROY
[Archived as /info-mac/virus/virus-detective-20.hqx 57K]
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Date: Fri, 13 Jan 89 20:23:47 PST
From: Paul Romaniuk
Subject: XCMDs for CD-ROM drive
The "Audio CD Demo" stack contains 10 XCMDs for controlling the play of
audio CD disks from HyperCard using Apple's CD SCSI drive. In addition to
playing audio CDs, you can randomly access any point on the disk, play a
specific, small section of the disk, retrieve detailed status and addressing
information, etc. The XCMDs are fully functional, but will only work in this
demo stack. Information for purchasing the unprotected XCMDs is included.
Comments, bug reports etc. can be passed directly to me.
[Archived as /info-mac/hypercard/audio-cd-demo.hqx 45K]
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End of Info-Mac Digest
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From: [email protected] (The Moderators)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.digest
Subject: Info-Mac Digest V7 #9
Message-ID:
Date: 15 Jan 89 23:19:26 GMT
Sender: [email protected]
Reply-To: [email protected]
Organization: The Internet
Lines: 195
Approved: [email protected]
Info-Mac Digest Sun, 15 Jan 89 Volume 7 : Issue 9
Today's Topics:
Administrivia
3D graphing program
ASLEdit+ V-1.0/a3
Guardian, Disktop and Autoblack incompatibility
SE/30 info
VirusDetective 2.0
XCMDs for CD-ROM drive
Your Info-Mac Moderators are Lance Nakata, Jon Pugh, and Bill Lipa.
The Info-Mac archives are available (by using FTP, account anonymous, any
password) in the info-mac directory on sumex-aim.stanford.edu [36.44.0.6].
Please send articles and binaries to [email protected].
Send administrative mail to [email protected].
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Date: Sun, 15 Jan 1989 15:08:50 PST
From: The Moderators
Subject: Administrivia
New additions to the archive:
/help -- new directory to contain all sorts of
administrative stuff. For example:
/help/recent-files.txt -- lists all of the files added or modified in
the past two weeks. Similar to 00dir.recent
in the old archive on sumex-2060.
/virus/virus-rx-14a1.hqx -- the latest version. Finds Hpat and Init 29
viruses.
/tn/sound-docs-part1.hqx -- three part MSWord document from Apple.
Replaces Sound Manager chapter in IMV.
Is anyone out there in Bitnet land able to access new files like these from
the Bitnet servers?
There has been some confusion over the copyright notices attached to the
Adobe screen fonts. Info-Mac has permission to redistribute these fonts.
You may download them freely, but may not redistribute them yourself without
getting permission from Adobe.
Bill Lipa
Info-Mac
------------------------------
Date: Sun, 15 Jan 89 13:56:07 PST
From: chris%[email protected] (Christopher Moll)
Subject: 3D graphing program
The following is a program to generate three dimensional
graphs of mathematical functions. The graphs can be displayed
>From any angle and shaded. It was originally written several
years ago to demonstrate the number-crunching abilities of the
Mac, but I've updated it since. There are two versions, one of
which uses the 6888x. This is freeware; do anything with it but
sell it.
Send comments etc. to
Christopher Moll
[email protected]
(415)843-2437
[Archived as /info-mac/app/3d-graph-part1.hqx through part4]
------------------------------
Date: Sun, 15 Jan 89 13:22 CST
From: Youhei Morita (Univ. of Tsukuba)
Subject: ASLEdit+ V-1.0/a3
Here's a tiny text editor, ASLEdit+ V1.0a3 written by Mr.Hiroo Yamada, which I
downloaded from NIFTY serve. Both standalone application and DA version are
included. There's nothing fancy as an English text editor. However, it's the
*first* freeware editor which is capable of editing Japanese two-byte
characters (Kanji Code). It also comes with ASLFont+, a fixed width character
set like the Monaco font. Probably its optimal use is the communication in
Japanese. By using ASLFont+, Zenkaku (Fullwidth) and Hankaku (Halfwidth)
characters properly appears on the screen. Needs BinHex 4 and StuffIt to
decode.
I've got an explicit permission from the author to post this code here.
Here's some excerption from the packed ReadMe document. Enjoy!
--- ASLEdit+ version 1.0/a3 Release Notes Hiroo Yamada 12/24/88 ---
This is a first release of tiny Editor called ASLEdit+,Kanji Talk
compatible Kanji Editor for Japanese.
ASLEdit+ is written in THINK's LightspeedC 3.0 and Capp's Prime
Editor Construction Set.
ASLEdit+1.0/a3 is Freeware,You may upload or distribute this software
as non-profit basis.
If you upload ASLEdit+ to somewhere,would you please give me a mail ?
* ASLEdit+ features
- Supports both Application (ASLEdit+) and DA (ASLEdit+/DA)
- Up to 32 files may be open at one time
- Files of any size may be edited,provided that there is room in memory
(current version has limitation of maximum line number
Subject: VirusDetective 2.0
VirusDetective is a DA for tracking down viruses (or any resources) in files.
You specify the resource type and optionally its size, name, id or size
range. Once the offending resource is found it can optionally be removed
>From the file (use this feature with caution). The user can update the
search list at any time. Shareware.
Version 2.0 adds single file searching, auto disk searching, Show Info
command, new searches, commented search strings, friendlier interface and
more!
Jeff
uucp: ...rutgers!yale!slb-sdr!shulman
CSNet: [email protected]
Delphi: JEFFS
GEnie: KILROY
CIS: 76136,667
MCI Mail: KILROY
[Archived as /info-mac/virus/virus-detective-20.hqx 57K]
------------------------------
Date: Fri, 13 Jan 89 20:23:47 PST
From: Paul Romaniuk
Subject: XCMDs for CD-ROM drive
The "Audio CD Demo" stack contains 10 XCMDs for controlling the play of
audio CD disks from HyperCard using Apple's CD SCSI drive. In addition to
playing audio CDs, you can randomly access any point on the disk, play a
specific, small section of the disk, retrieve detailed status and addressing
information, etc. The XCMDs are fully functional, but will only work in this
demo stack. Information for purchasing the unprotected XCMDs is included.
Comments, bug reports etc. can be passed directly to me.
[Archived as /info-mac/hypercard/audio-cd-demo.hqx 45K]
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End of Info-Mac Digest
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